SATURDAY, JULY 22, 2017 ART FOR LYNN’S SAKE Welcome to Be- Central yond Walls and Avenue the Lynn Arts and Cultural District 1 “Rock the Block” Central Square celebration. Union Street Mount Vernon Street The party caps off the successful 10- 9 day Beyond Walls Andrew Street 8 7 mural festival as 20 14 Exchange Stree international and 6 local artists invad- 2 ed the downtown, t changing the ap- Munroe Street pearance of 15 city Oxford Street 3 5 walls through public 10 Wa street art, one paint shington Street 4 can and brushstroke 13 11 at a time. Street Spring “Rock the Block” is a celebration of Broad Street community efforts, 12 from volunteers to benefactors coming W together for the Union Street ashington Stree project to grow feet and run through city streets. Market At right is the map of all mural 15 S locations for you to treet tour the 15 instal- OFF MAP: lations of art in the 16 City Hall Square Broad Street t downtown. Additional cover- age, Page A8.

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OBITUARIES REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Isaac B. Suggs, 44 Malden state senator Lewis NEAR SALEM BRAND NEW CONSTRUCTION GORGEOUS PEABODY OUTSTANDING SPOT NEAR SAUGUS NEAR. SACRED HEART SCHOOL NEAR HOLY FAMILY HALL 1972-2017 $319,900 $449,000 $479,900 $324,900 $274,900 $309,000 6.5. 6. Isaac B. Suggs, 1. have Isaac here with 2. supports3. sex4. ed reform bill born on Oct. 18, us God wanted him 1972, he was the more and he has sixth child of seven joined his late father, By Steve Freker sored a successful amend- said. teaching students about children to Myrtle sister and stepfather FOR THE ITEM ment which requires the The legislation5. 6-room Princess is Annespecif Colonial- withthe importance of protect- 2. 6-room Princess Anne Colonial near Board of state Department ic on hownew roof,sexual brand neweduca up-to-the-minute- ing themselves from un- (Woods) Suggs and 1. 6-room Princessin eternal Anne Colonial.rest. Nice Veteran’s Village.MALDEN Modern grantite/stainless — Malden3. 7-room Ranch, completely renovated down kitchen, granite counter tops, all-new Isaiah Suggs (de- backyard, secondHe flleaves oor all to done mourn over, steel kitchen with beautiful deck, 1½ to the studs. 4 bedrooms,of gasElementary fi replaced living 4. 7 and room PrincessSec - Anne tion Colonial. will 4 hardwood be presented fl oors, carpeted bedrooms, at andintended 6. 6-room Princess consequences,” Anne Colonial with a wrap- cabinets updated, very spacious, and baths, washer/dryerstate hookup,Sen. and Jason central room,Lewis, and a cozy privateondary deck overlooking Education lush bedrooms, (DESE) newly painted,large the yard closeage-appropriate a good-sized basement, levels possible familyLewis around said. porch and many updates. Sparkling ceased), stepson to plenty of windows.his $1,434passing, monthly P&I.his air. $16,000D-5th down Middlesex,payment, $2,065 isback a yard.key $2,178 monthly P&I. $16,800 to schools, transportation, and shopping. room. $1,264 monthly P&I, $9,700 down hardwood fl oors and good-sized bedrooms. Robert L. Woods (de- $11,200 downcompanion payment. Call 781-581-Melissa monthly P&I. $0 down for veterans. Call down payment. Call to781-581-5940 update or 781- the $11,400comprehen down payment.- $492moving Monthly payment,forward, “0” down forinclud veterans. Call- 781- He$1,383 said monthly the P&I. $10,800 type down of payment. com - 5940 or 781-593-7125. 781-581-5940backer or 781-593-7125. of legislation593-7125. re- sive health P&I.curriculum Call 781-581-5940 or 781-593-7125.ing: 581-5940 or 781-593-7125. prehensiveCall 781-581-5940 or 781-593-7125.curriculum ceased). He was the Snow; his mother quiring school districts brother to Isaiah Jr., Virginia Myrtle; his children Tyler, Isaac framework. — The benefits of absti- framed in the bill has that choose to offer sex- The bill does not man- nence, delaying sexual ac- been proven to be more (deceased), Rebekah, Isabel- Lyle, Isaac Bryant, Iycis, Jor- uality education ensureOPEN HOUSES la, Mary and Elizabeth. He de- dan, Damasae, Damani and date schools to provide tivity, and the importance effective at delaying sex- students are provided sexuality information, as of effectively using contra- ual activity among young parted this earth too soon on DaeJon; his siblings Isaiah with age-appropriate and July 17, 2017. Suggs Jr. and his wife Doro- local school boards and ceptives. people, increasing the rate medically accurate infor- schools still make all de- —Michael Ways to effectively in which young peopleKristine use Isaac attended the Lynn thea, Rebekah Suggs, Isabella mation. Connor Doyle cisions regarding sex ed- discuss781-581-5940 safe sexual activ- contraception, while781-718-7302 also Public Schools and graduated Suggs, Mary Brown and her An Act Relative to from Lynn Vocational Techni- husband Stephen, Elizabeth ucation. In Malden, it is ity.ext. 101 lowering rates of sexually Healthy Youth has won Sunday, July 23 cal Institute. He was a former Suggs-PresmyCindy Green and her hus- included as part of the — Relationship and transmitted diseasesNoon to 2 p.m. and 781-346-1407 state Senate approval and employee of Lynn Waste Water band Dupre, Mark Suggs, health curriculum at the communication skills to infections (STDs) and teen moves to the MassachuMaria - Directions: Treatment Plant, Eaton Corpo- Joanna Suggs, Diana Suggs- secondary school level. formLYNN healthy, respectful pregnancy. setts House for review.Boverini Parkland Ave. 781-424-4033 Lewis said the new bill relationships free of vi- Currently school dis- ration and the owner of Phat Wray and her husband Justin. $408,900 to Hurd St. Fades Barber Shop in Haver- He is also survived by a host The health education also maintains existing olence, coercion, and in- tricts that provide a sex- 12 Carter Rd. 148 Broadwaycurriculum in Massachu- state law that34 Oak Ridgeallows Rd. timidation, and to make11 Prudence uality Rd. curriculumto Prudence must Rd. hill for eight years. ofCeleste nieces, Panias-Taylor nephews, aunts, un- Welcome to Prudence Rd., a quiet Pine Hill neighborhood Saturday, July 22 • 2 to 3:30 p.m. 781-956-7557 Sunday, July 23 • setts11 a.m. topublic 1 p.m. schools has parentsSaturday, to remove July 22 • 11:30their a.m. to healthy1 p.m. decisions about adopt a written policy to IsaacSunday, was July 23the • 1father to 2:30 of p.m. Tyler cles, cousins and friends.Directions: Euclid Ave. to Broadway LYNN on a dead-end street. This oversized Cape has 4 large Bryant Suggs and Isaac Lyle Service information: His not been updated since childrenNew-to-market homefrom on the Lynn/Lynnfieldsex educa line. 8-room- sprawlingrelationships Ranch with 3 andbedrooms, sexual each with a- doublegive closet. Plenty parents of room for andLYNN legal Directions: Broadway to Carter Rd. LYNN Lynn/Peabody line. Charming1999, Bungalow bill with 2supporters $299,000 said. tionbedrooms, programs 1½ baths, fireplaced and living room,gives formal diningity. room, all hardwood storage in one of the many guardiansclosets, full basement notificationor and NEWSuggs PRICE. Waterfront born onto Flax Heather Pond. Once youSmith. see funeral service willbedrooms, be held living room, dining room, eat-in kitchen, floors, finished fireplaced family room, laundry room and much more. Over a half an eaves on the second floor. The quarter-acre lot has a “Providing comprehen- acre of private land. Close to all major highways, shopping and schools. A must see. theAlso, view from Isaacthis Colonial’s Bryant farmer’s porch Suggs you’ll on Tuesday at 11 a.m.updated in bath,the hardwood floors, bonus room in school districts clearer — Physical, social,level, private and yard with a inform covered patio them area for of$430,000 the right to $379,900 basement, screened front sive, porch, newerage-appropriate, tilt-in and entertaining. Newer roof, new oil tank, brand new hot want to make it your own. Pride and ownership guidance on how to notify emotional changeswater tank,of 1-carhu garage- andwithdraw 2 additional off-street their child from Jr. and Iycis Suggs born to First Baptist Church,windows, and105 1-car garage shinesDemita in this 6-roomPendelton. Colonial with Isaac 3 bedrooms, was Main St., Saugus. Burial will medically accurate infor- parents about these pro- man development;parking human spots. Hardwood floorsall throughout.or part Walk of to the instruc- updated kitchen, 1½ baths, living room with gas mation to our youth is the Sewell Anderson, one of Lynn's best elementary schools. fireplace,known formal for his dining infectious room, hardwood smile floors, follow in Pine Grove Cem- grams. anatomy, reproduction,Close to Lynn Woods, Gallagher tion. Park, Barkland Notification Ave. Dog to par- largeto yard,all pluswho a 2-car he garage. met. He enjoyed etery. Visitation is Monday best way to prepare them “I’m pleased that the and sexual development.Park, Gannon Golf Course, andents Routes 1 and 95. guardians must spending time fishing, hiking, 5-8 p.m. in the GOODRICH to make safe and healthy Senate was able to ad- — Age-appropriate in- be in English, as well as skiing, hunting, four-wheel- Funeral Home, 128 Washing- choices,” Lewis said. vance this legislation that formation about gender any other commonly spo- Included in that curric- will strengthen education identity and sexual orien- ken languages by parents. ing, playing pool and darts. ton St., Lynn. Selling a house? ulum is how educators and reduce rates of teen tation for all students. Districts must also have a He also enjoyed traveling, For those desiring, memo- Buying a house? and spending time with his rials may be made to the provide their students pregnancy andAdvertise transmis- your“Sex education Open programs House process listings for parents to re- children, family and friends. American Diabetes AssociaFind- outwith what sex properties education includ- sion of sexually transmit- have repeatedly been view the program instruc- Isaac was an avid New En- tion, 330 Congress St., 5threcently ing sold provisions in your area. for age-ap- ted infections,on whilethis keep page- shown every to work Friday best when and tionSaturday. materials prior to the gland Patriots fan. Floor,Donna Boston,Soltys MA 02210 or propriate and up-to-date ing parents informed as they emphasize the value start of the course, if the Although our desire was to diabetes.org/honor.Steven Vavoudes information.Check out Lewis spon- to students’ curricula,” he of abstinence, while also parents request it. 978-210-4489 the Real Estate page 87 Edgemere Rd. in Saturday’s paper. Sunday, July 23 • NoonMASSACHUSETTS to 2 p.m. BRIEFS Directions: Western Ave. to Fays Ave. to Edgemere Rd. LYNN Spicer exits as Trump shakes Just listed. Affordable Fay Estate Ranch with finished basement.Man 8charged rooms, 3 bedrooms, with 1½ killingbaths. Large living $319,500Tewksbury Hospital is roomdriver and master gets bedroom, new 2 fireplaces,lawyer hardwood one of four hospitals oper- floors, updated baths. Some additional updating and ated by the department. up his beleaguered press team cosmetics will make this potential gem shine. Build sweat equitySALEM while you live(AP) in this — desirable A New neighborhood. Call 781-593-7700, ext. 1280 HampshireLarge, private rear yardman borders charged on Frog Pond. Companies fined $60G for By Ken Thomas Opportunity is knocking. with killing a food deliv- abandoned railroad ties and Jill Colvin ery driver and raping a ASSOCIATED PRESS convenience store clerk BOSTON (AP) — Mas- in Massachusetts has a sachusetts has fined WASHINGTON — new lawyer. two railroad companies White House press The Salem News $60,000 for leaving dis- secretary Sean Spicer reports that Brian Brito, carded railroad ties along abruptly resigned Friday of Manchester, has been the tracks, some of which over President Donald appointed a veteran de- later caught fire. Trump’s decision to tap fense attorney after his The state Department a camera-ready financier public defender reported of Environmental Protec- to lead the beleaguered a possible conflict of tion first noted thousands White House communica- interest in an unrelated of ties abandoned by Pan tions team. The departing drive-by shooting. Am Railways and subsidi- spokesman said the pres- Authorities say the ary Boston & Maine Corp. ident “could benefit from 22-year-old Brito shot in 1999. a clean slate” as he seeks and killed a pizza deliv- Over the years, the to steady operations amid ery driver in Lynn on agency noted more the Russia investigations March 27, then drove to violations and several and ahead of a health care North Andover where fires involving the ties, showdown. he sexually assaulted including a blaze last Spicer, whose daily brief- the clerk and robbed the month in Northfield that ings once dominated cable store. drew a response from 11 television and delighted Brito was held without fire departments in three late-night comics, quit in bail after pleading not states. The agency says protest over the hiring guilty in those cases. the remainder of the pile of Anthony Scaramucci His lawyers questioned is still a fire hazard. as the new White House witness identification. The companies were communications director. He was linked to previously fined $50,000 Spicer denounced what he considered Scaramucci’s the earlier drive-by in in 2013 and entered an PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Lawrence in which two agreement to clean up the lack of qualifications, ac- women were injured and ties. A spokesman for the cording to people familiar Incoming White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci is awaiting arraignment. state said Thursday the with the situation. blows a kiss after answering questions during the press briefing in the Specifics of the conflict response has been “com- As his first act on the Brady Press Briefing room of the White House Friday. pletely inadequate.” job, Scaramucci, a pol- haven’t been disclosed. health care law crumbled Spicer’s “great ratings” valued: He commended A spokeswoman for Pan ished television commen- this week, the president on TV and said he was Trump’s political instincts Over 1,000 patients’ Am could not be reached. tator and Harvard Law graduate, announced from continued to vent frustra- “grateful for Sean’s work and competitiveness, records exposed in breach tion about the attention on behalf of my adminis- cracked a few self-depre- Police arrest man after the White House briefing room that Sarah Hucka- devoted to investigations tration and the American cating jokes and battled BOSTON (AP) — The pizza shop standoff bee Sanders would take of allegations of his elec- people.” with reporters who cat- Massachusetts Depart- Spicer’s job. She had been tion campaign’s connec- Scaramucci, who said egorized the West Wing ment of Public Health FRAMINGHAM (AP) Spicer’s deputy. tions to Russia. Trump Spicer had been gracious as dysfunctional, saying says an employee of — A man who police say The shake-up among the has blamed his own mes- in showing him around on “there is a disconnect” be- Tewksbury Hospital may fired at officers before president spokespeople sengers — as well as the Friday, quickly took center tween the media and the have inappropriately barricading himself on comes as Trump is suffer- “fake news” media — for stage, parrying questions way the public sees the accessed medical records the roof of a Massachu- ing from dismal approval his woes. from reporters and prais- president. for more than 1,000 setts pizza shop has been ratings and struggling to Trump, who watches ing Trump in a 37-min- “The president has re- patients. arraigned on multiple advance his legislative the press briefings closely ute charm offensive. He ally good karma and the The department says charges and ordered to proposals. As his effort to and believes he is his own flashed the televisionworld turns back to him,” on Friday that it con- undergo a mental health replace Barack Obama’s best spokesman, saluted skills that Trump has long Scaramucci said. ducted a review after a evaluation. former patient’s com- A not-guilty plea plaint. was entered on behalf It says it determined of 31-year-old Justin GE beats 2Q profit forecasts despite decline records were exposed Breakspear on Friday between 2003 and 2017. in Framingham District NEW YORK (AP) — August. eight analysts surveyed its energy connections and The records included Court to charges includ- General Electric Co. (GE) The Boston-based com- by Zacks Investment Re- lighting unit reported a personal information ing attempted murder, on Friday reported dip in pany reported a 53 per- search was for earnings of 27 percent dip to $3.2 bil- such as names, medical armed assault and weap- second-quarter profit and cent drop in profit to $1.37 25 cents per share, while lion in revenue, weighing diagnoses and possibly ons charges. revenue on lackluster per- billion, or 13 cents per five analysts surveyed by down the overall results. Social Security numbers, A judge ordered him formance from its energy share. Earnings, adjust- Zacks expected $29.12 bil- GE shares have dropped although the department held without bail pending connections unit. ed for non-recurring costs lion in revenue. 16 percent since the be- says there’s no indica- a dangerousness hearing Still, the industrial and to account for discon- The company’s diverse ginning of the year, while scheduled for Wednesday. tion the information was conglomerate beat Wall tinued operations, were 28 units, including its pow- the Standard & Poor’s 500 misused. Authorities say police Street expectations as cents per share. Revenue er, renewable energy and index has risen 10 per- The employee was not were called to a home in longtime CEO Jeff Immelt fell 12 percent to $29.56 health care operations, all cent. The stock has fallen publicly identified, but Framingham on Thurs- registered revenue gains the department says day night for a reported prepares to hand over the billion. 19 percent in the last 12 the person is no longer domestic altercation. reins to John Flannery in The average estimate of during the quarter. But, months. employed there and no Police say the suspect A General Electric longer has access to the discharged a weapon then light bulb is dis- records. fled on foot before climb- 781-593-7700 played at a store in The department says ing to the roof of Slice of Publishing Daily, except Sundays Wilmington, Mass. it has made changes to New York Pizza, where USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA protect Social Security he works. He surrendered PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and additional offices. numbers and is review- shortly after. Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item ing its policies. No officers were injured. 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By Bridget Turcotte gram, conducted by Ocean Rescue Sys- ITEM STAFF tems, Inc., a Maine-based organization that offers a variety of water rescue train- NAHANT — Nahant firefighters are ing programs, schools first responders in making a splash with extensive water res- areas including surf, rocky shorelines, boat cue training to keep up with the growing and shore deployments, flood conditions, number of water emergencies in town. and moving water. Nahant first respond- The Nahant Fire Department is hosting ers and one Swampscott firefighter are a regional, week-long water rescue train- completing the training. ing program off the coast of the one-mile The U.S. Air Force Pararescue has desig- town. nated the program as the only course they “Given the fact that we are surrounded recognize for this type of training, and the by water and there has been a tremen- U.S. Coast Guard has designated a varia- dous increase in recreational water sports tion of the program as their sole source for ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK year-round, the response from the fire de- ship-borne Cutter Rescue Swimmers. partment has greatly expanded,” said Fire Maine Maritime Academy, one of the top A mock victim is pulled aboard the Marblehead harbormaster’s boat Chief Michael Feinberg. during an ocean rescue training exercise off the coast of Nahant on The Public Safety Rescue Swimmer Pro- NAHANT, A7 Thursday. Sand Lynn program draws offers love fans to and learning By Thomas Grillo ITEM STAFF Revere LYNN — Mia Deleon didn’t have any plans this summer, but that all changed By Bridget Turcotte when a youth center at St. Joseph Parish ITEM STAFF launched this week. “I like it a lot,” she said. “It’s not like REVERE — Crowds flood- school. Yes, they teach us things, like vo- ed Revere Beach from one cabulary words, but we have fun too.” end to the other Friday af- The fourth-grader is one of 85 young- ternoon for the opening of sters who joined the five-week program the annual Sand Sculpting designed to teach English as a Second Festival. Language, as well as reading, grammar, Sunbathers grabbed a spot vocabulary and math. on the beach, foodies tasted But it’s not all reading, writing, and the surprises offered by more arithmetic. When the lesson ended at than a dozen food trucks, and noon on Friday, Mia, 9, joined her class- young and old alike watched mates for lunch and a game of basketball as sand became art before in the parish hall. their eyes. Thanks to the generosity of an anony- “The idea that Revere mous donor who provided an undisclosed Beach has transformed itself amount of money, the Archdiocese of Bos- into someplace that would ton contacted Rev. Wellington Oliveira host something like this — and Rev. Israel Rodriguez at the parish it’s another Boston-proud on Green Street to launch the unique, moment,” said Gina Nazza- no-cost program. Staffed by nearly two ro of Roslindale, who visited dozen tutors and volunteers, the project the city with three genera- is designed to keep kids from grade four tions of her family. through high school out of trouble and on- Her sister, Lisa Nazzaro, task. was happy to be along the “The donor wants to invest in an area stretch of road taken over by that needs social, educational and reli- trucks carrying everything gious development improvement, and from gourmet ice cream Lynn meets all that criteria” said Olivei- sandwiches from Frozen ra, 37. “Many of our kids are first genera- Hoagies to more savory op- tion and because of developmental delays tions including Boston Burg- and their slower integration into society, er Co. and Kelly’s Roast Beef. they don’t have the same opportunities as Aria Labonte said she at- other children. That may explain why so tended the festival once many of them are vulnerable to violence, before and was wowed by gangs and drugs.” the scale of the celebration. The Brazilian native said it’s not just This summer, with her near- an ESL program. There are sports and ly two-year-old daughter, games to provide a balance between the Juliet, in tow, she was im- four classrooms and several play areas. pressed all over again. “We can’t solve all of Lynn’s social prob- “She is loving it,” said La- lems, but what we can do is to offer the ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK bonte. “She loves the sand. kids love and that’s at the heart of the Deborah Barrett-Cutulle of Saugus works on her sculpture during the Interna- REVERE, A7 tional Sand Sculpting Festival at Revere Beach on Friday. LYNN, A7 Police crack call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 to start your stolen egg case daily subscription.

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E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill B A. B The sage of the offered hand Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg E C  J. Edward M. Grant Director of Advertising KENNEBUNKPORT, Maine knew. (There apparently were T  J  Gordon R. Hall — He wants to see the Houston no speed limits for golf carts 110 Munroe St. News Editor Monica Connell Healey Astros play in the World Series, during his presidential years at P.O. Box 5 W J. K J. Patrick Norton Vice President, Finance which is possible this year. He Cape Arundel Golf Club, when Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  Michael H. Shanahan wants to see the Houston Tex- Chairman Bush pioneered a new sport that Customer Service Chief Operating O cer ans in the Super Bowl, perhaps P ’ he called speed-golf.) Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 a few years off. Mostly he wants Now the speed is gone from Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 to ride the high-speed rail train Bush, and now his guests tend Connecting Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 from Houston to Dallas, which All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 to be family members. The oth- 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 won’t be ready until 2023. er day, the clouds low and the Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 George H.W. Bush is a 93-year- Maine sky a frosty, forbidding Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 old with a formidable bucket Brian C. ¡ayer, 1996-1999 gray, Bush, wearing a royal blue Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 list. He’s in a wheelchair, and Classifi ed Advertising Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 his wife, Barbara, uses a walk- sweater and expertly pressed classi [email protected] khakis, was in his office. Outside, John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 er and a motorized scooter. The Subscriptions other day, Jean Becker, his chief his daughter, Doro, pulled up in [email protected] of staff, told him the high-speed a car with a load of supplies. Former Gov. Jeb Bush of Florida, Circulation rail project in Texas might not [email protected] be completed until he is 99. “I’m in plaid shorts and a light gray in,” he told her. T-shirt, strolled by. “He’s slowed Ext. 3 Nearly four decades ago, Bush, down, but he’s still got his game, Newsroom energy and urgency personified, and he’s still telling jokes,” the [email protected] campaigned for president by as- younger Bush said. Then he [email protected] EDITORIAL serting that he was “up for the added: “Both my mom and dad Ext. 4 ’80s.” The 41st president, now are special people.” America’s most beloved senior That is a son’s tribute to his Sports citizen and most respected se- parents, a sentiment, to be sure, [email protected] nior statesman, is still upbeat. repeated countless times by Ext. 5 Ask him a question and he says, children in their 60s about par- Retail and Online “Sure.” Ask another and he an- ents in their 90s. But George Advertising swers, “Yes!” Follow up with a and Barbara Bush hold a spe- [email protected] third and he asks, “Why not?” cial place in American life to- He’s back here in Maine, in the day, when the red-hot issues of ADVERTISING grand compound once known the late 1980s and early 1990s Ernie Carpenter Jr. as the Summer White House, have faded to sepia brown, when Director of Advertising which is still a tourist destina- the passions of the time seem and Business Development, ext. 1355 tion attracting dozens of visi- [email protected] tame compared to those that PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tors to a wayside viewing area Michele Iannaco a quarter-mile away. The surf spill across cable television now Attorney General Jeff Sessions speaks at the Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1315 crashes against the concrete and when the country seems to U.S. Attorney’s Office in Philadelphia Friday. [email protected] wall, the mallards gather on the yearn for the civility of the Bush grassy slope. years, today remembered fondly, Ralph Mitchell For most of his life, he has even nostalgically. Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 [email protected] Trump wrong to come here in summertime, walk- Bush is the last of a breed, the ing the rocky beach at the base sort that celebrates breeding — Patricia Whalen of the point, cruising the inlets a discomfiting notion, perhaps, Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 in a cigarette boat that still in a democratic nation — but [email protected] have ‘confidence’ takes him a few times each sum- that also prizes public service BUSINESS OFFICE mer south to the beach town of and makes way, in time and Ogunquit, there to have a shore with grace and generosity, for Beth Bresnahan dinner overlooking tranquil Per- the new and for the unfamiliar, Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1253 in Sessions [email protected] kins Cove. sometimes even the uncomfort- There are five pictures of him able. That, above all, was Bush’s Susan J. Conti President Donald Trump’s basis for wishing he had scattered around the wood-pan- ideology. “He is the personifica- Controller, ext. 1288 never named Jeff Sessions attorney general is much dif- [email protected] eled walls of Barnacle Billy’s tion of a great citizen,” said An- ferent than the reasons the American public should have restaurant. Diners pause from Ted Grant the same view. In bombshell remarks that confirmed drew H. Card, transportation their lobsters and steamed secretary under the first Pres- Publisher, ext. 1234 just how much Trump is stomping on ethical norms, the clams to inquire about “the pres- [email protected] ident Bush and White House president told The New York Times this week that he ident.” No one asks which presi- chief of staff under the second. Marian Kinney was furious about the thing Sessions deserves the most dent they mean. Bush — a “servant leader,” in ext. 1212 credit for — his high-minded decision to recuse himself “President Bush is a bit like a [email protected] from the Justice Department’s investigation of Russia’s mountain,” said Jon Meacham, the words of Sen. Rob Portman role in the 2016 election because of his role in Trump’s the Pulitzer Prize-winning au- of Ohio — was a conservative, Will Kraft campaign and his meetings with Russian officials. but primarily what he conserved Vice President / Finance, ext. 1296 thor who recently wrote a bi- [email protected] What should really bother the public are Sessions’ ography of Bush. “You can best were the old values: modesty retrograde views on criminal justice, only starting understand his formidable di- and manners. He did not fit The- Jennifer Perez with his aggressive embrace of asset seizures, a prac- mensions from a suitable dis- odore Roosevelt’s prescription ext. 1205 [email protected] tice that incentivizes policing for profit. On Wednesday, tance.” Meacham was here last of a president who had to know the Justice Department announced it would reimpose week to deliver a homily — the “how to play the popular hero Carolina Trujillo policies suspended by Attorney General Eric Holder in topic, “Faith and Doubt,” haunt- and shoot a bear.” Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 2015 that allow local and state police to invoke federal ingly appropriate for the times But he could fight fiercely; [email protected] law to justify seizing cash, vehicles and other property — at St. Ann’s, the Episcopal former Gov. Michael S. Duka- Jim Wilson — without formal criminal charges against the target- summer church constructed of kis, whom he defeated in 1988, Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 ed person. The policy change will allow police agencies sea-washed stones and hard could testify to that, and so [email protected] in 13 states that ban asset seizures without criminal pine hammer-beam trusses could former Rep. Newt Ging- CIRCULATION charges to make such property grabs, then keep 80 per- where Bush’s parents were mar- rich, who mercilessly pilloried Lisa Mahmoud cent of the proceeds, with 20 percent going to the feds. ried. the president for compromising Deputy Attorney General Rod J. Rosenstein cited two The sun rises on America here. Manager, ext. 1239 with the Democrats on taxes in [email protected] safeguards to prevent abusive practices: Law-enforce- During Bush’s presidency, from 1990. Bush — a master of state- CLASSIFIED ment agencies must explain to the Justice Department 1989 to 1993, the gray clapboard craft if not always of speechcraft house on Walker’s Point, with their probable cause for seizures, and owners of seized — hewed to the notion, and the Abbe Young Smith property must be more quickly notified by the federal its breathtaking ocean views, hope, expressed in his Inaugural Manager, ext. 1276 government about their rights and what’s happening was an unrivaled seaside pow- [email protected] Address, that “this is the age of with their property. er center. John Major of Great the offered hand.” That is all the But those safeguards aren’t remotely strong enough, Britain, Brian Mulroney of Can- NEWSROOM more appealing today, in the age because giving police agencies a financial motive to take ada, Yitzhak Rabin of Israel, Bill Brotherton property makes them more likely to rationalize taking the Lech Walesa of Poland and King of the clenched fist. Features Editor ext. 1338 property. A 2014 investigation in The Washington Post Hussein of Jordan — all figures “His health is not good, and [email protected] showed that over 13 years, local and state law-enforce- now of history, some only dimly for the most part he is disabled,” said Marlin Fitzwater, Bush’s Gayla Cawley ment agencies seized nearly $2.5 billion from motorists remembered — were feted here, Reporter, ext. 1236 and others without warrants or arrests. Basically anyone felt the bracing breezes here, former press secretary, who [email protected] with a suspiciously large wad of cash lost their money. smelled the salt air here. visited recently. “Yet just being Years later, when his son, around him and knowing what Cheryl Charles That same year, a story in The New York Times de- Night Editor, ext. 1278 tailed seminars where law enforcement officials were George W. Bush, was president, he stands for is inspirational.” [email protected] taught how to maximize seizures from people, starting Vladimir Putin of Russia walked And ironic, for here in coastal with “cash and cars. Especially nice cars.” the promontory that juts into Maine, where the sun first hits Tori Faieta the icy Atlantic here. Later, the Copy Editor This is a perversion of justice. Innocent until proven American soil, its oldest presi- [email protected] guilty is supposed to be the rule in the U.S. three presidents went fishing. dent is in his sunset years. But in Jeff Sessions’ Justice Department, whatever The elder president, then a Thomas Grillo police might do seems fine by him. That’s why in April, mere 83, pushed the boat, a lit- David Shribman is a Pulitzer Reporter, ext. 1264 [email protected] he signaled he was no longer interested in having his tle perilously, to top speed. Until Prize-winning columnist. He is a agency pressure law enforcement agencies with a histo- recently, it was the only speed he Swampscott High graduate. Spenser Hasak ry of unjustified violence against minorities to become Photographer, ext. 1332 more professional — even as cell-phone videos keep [email protected] providing powerful evidence that police misconduct in Thor Jourgensen the U.S. can be a problem. News Editor, ext. 1267 Evidence was also not a consideration when Sessions [email protected] ordered federal prosecutors always to charge defen- Steve Krause dants with the most serious crimes they could prove Sports Editor, ext. 1229 and seek the harshest penalties — meaning that fed- [email protected] eral prisons will be packed with aging inmates long af- Katie Morrison ter they are threats to society, people whose lives could Sports Reporter have been salvaged with more humane punishment. [email protected] And not only does lock-’em-up-and-throw-away-the-key Owen O’Rourke not make the public safer, it hammers taxpayers, since Photographer, ext. 1224 aging prisoners cost far more because of their medical [email protected] problems. This is why dozens of senators — led by for- mer law-and-order conservative Republican Charles Roberto Scalese Grassley of Iowa — support sentencing reform. Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 [email protected] A day after Trump’s disparaging remarks about Sessions, the White House maintained the president Anne Marie Tobin is “disappointed” but has “confidence” in his attorney Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 general, a signal he would never sign such a reform to [email protected] keep his administration tough on crime. Tough on logic, Bridget Turcotte evidence and reason is more like it. Reporter, ext. 1269 [email protected] The above editorial appeared in The San Diego Ryan York Union-Tribune on Friday. 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Buba and Christina B: Brian Tishler and James A. 69 BELL ROCK ST. U:4 S: Nicholas J. Barretto, Sr. and Buba Tishler S: Donna Brodigan, Trustee for $130,000 Jill N. Barretto 15 MARILYN CT. $220,000 S: Ghassan J. Alaka and Elaine Flat Rock Realty Trust B: Mostafa Siouani 23 SCRANTON WAY. M. Alaka S: Duraisamy Somasunderam 663 BOSTON ST. U:6 B: Real Estate Property Services $453,000 $230,000 S: Preston Hawkins B: Kerri L. Peterson and John F. 44 GREY LN. 527 SALEM ST. U:41 143 BELLVALE ST. B: Jillian Cunnigham 15 MARILYN CT. Peterson, Jr. $1,100,000 $1,235,000 $379,000 S: Urban Renewal 5, L.L.C. B: Tara L. Mullarkey and $190,000 S: Timothy J. Roach and Sandra B: Keith H. Sloan B: Linda Carnevale S: Laura A. Thomson and William Katherine Koval 23 BREED ST. U:6 B: Preston Hawkins J. Roach S: Jason B. Castro and Stephanie D. Thomson S: Windsor Court, L.L.C. S: Reynaldo Leon and Maria M. $139,000 Leon B: Natasha Antonelli and M. Castro 11 SEASIDE TER. $390,000 7 HUNTINGDON RD. Djelloul Habib-Kahloul 557 SUMMER ST. 138 CHERRY ST. 80 MARKET ST. B: Nasankar Satgunanathan $1,150,000 S: Linda A. Peluso, Trustee for $85,000 $437,500 and Devagi Nasankar B: Brian P. Lambert and Jessica $450,000 Dkenney 5 Realty Trust B: Gilson Barbosa B: Steven Diianni S: Dmitry Shapiro and Tatyana L. Lambert B: Haralampos Sidiropoulos S: Richard M. Altieri and Linda S: Raimundo E. Mendes and 58 BROAD ST. S: James Simpson and Brianna Shapiro S: John J. Gorham 3rd, Trustee Simpson M. Altieri Jannaina C. Dos-Santos $530,000 for Helena P. Gorham Trust B: 58-60 Broad Street, L.L.C. 10 SHIRLEY RD. 20½ NEW PARK ST. 15 HUTCHINS CIR. 95 CLIFTON ST. U:106 S: David S. Samost $322,000 $335,000 $370,000 B: Hannah Peterson and Richard $430,000 B: Mark T. Doherty and Kayla A. 3 TEMPLE RD. B: Avtar Singh 64 BROAD ST. B: Thomas J. Rossi and Ronald Demers Doherty $530,000 S: Erik Gutierrez and Nina $500,000 Rossi S: Robert J. Harding and Jenny S: Dongxiao Ji and Wen Tian Gutierrez B: Stephen Powers, Sr. S: Celeste Rodriguez M. Harding B: Michael Cole and Colleen E. S: Vothy Nuth and Salinna K. 19 SOUTHSIDE AVE. 95 CLIFTON ST. U:L2 11 NICHOLS AVE. 55 LOCUST ST. Cole Nuth $295,000 $271,000 $380,000 $705,000 S: James N. Harris and Jill C. B: Helder E. Aguirre-Argueta and B: Jenny Ng B: Quezada Painting&Carpntry B: Timothy P. Obrien and 77 BROAD ST. Maria Gutierrez-Aguirre Harris S: Yue Zhong and Xingdi Hu S: Briana Kula, Trustee for Essex Margaret Obrien $425,000 S: Ralph C. Winter and Margaret Green Realty Trust S: Steven Ciambelli and Cynthia B: Humy Realty, L.L.C. 226 CLIFTON ST. U:4 A. Winter Ciambelli S: Steven P. Perlman and 8 THOMAS RD. $416,000 80 ONTARIO ST. Michael B. Koidin $523,500 B: Chunji Zhang $359,000 835 SUMMER ST. 16 LONGBOW RD. S: Charles A. Mercier and Arlene B: Miguel A. Berrios-Irizarry and $322,820 $542,000 B: John Heath-Neenan and 16 BROOKLAWN TER. M. Mercier Scott Ness B: L. 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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS THIS WEEK (CONTINUED) 45 FAIRVIEW TER. 39 CHERRY ST. 130 PARK ST. 276 LOWELL ST. SAUGUS 39 VENICE AVE. $524,900 $360,000 $510,000 $339,900 $476,200 B: Denis Babani B: Jackson FT, L.L.C. B: Vijay K. Saraswat and Alyssa B: Divino Rodrigues-DeMelo and 8 BAYVIEW RD. B: Joseph B. Stasio and Brianna S: Thomas H. Rowlands and S: Carol A. Desanto, Trustee for M. Williams Marly A. Araujo $450,000 M. Stasio Bethann Rowlands Carol A. Desanto International S: Brad C. Francis and Jennifer S: James T. Fleming, Jr. and Jane B: Maryann Feliciano S: Joann J. Noel, Trustee for Damico Financial Trust Realty Trust A. Francis E. Casey S: Alexis Hung and Janet Hung 163 FERRY ST. $440,000 52 CLARK ST. 25 QUINCY ST. 717 LOWELL ST. 15 WALNUT ST. $875,000 $610,000 600 BROADWAY $405,000 B: Min H. Xie and Jim Lin $830,000 $5,675,000 S: Celsus, L.L.C. B: Wei Liu and Zejun Gong B: Renovation 3701, L.L.C. B: Michael J. Bell and Jennifer B: Daniel J. Lorenzetti and Emily S: John T. Obrien M. Bell B: MSCC Realty, L.L.C. E. Richardson S: Maloney Gerald M. Estate and S: Saugus MZL, L.L.C. 30 GARLAND AVE. Robert F. Maloney S: William F. Fix and Deborah A. S: John S. Franciosa and Cindy Fix A. Franciosa $625,000 30 REVERE BEACH PKWY. U:205 14 BUENA VISTA ST. B: Soon Yoo 11 CRESCENT ST. $510,000 126 LYNNFIELD ST. $440,000 19 WINTER ST. S: Khanda, L.L.C. $512,000 B: Yjiang, L.L.C. $525,000 B: Dianne A. Moreira-Vargas $295,000 B: Matthew A. Coble and Kathryn S: Jeffrey Collura and Courtney B: Kenneth R. Greer S: Robert J. Kehoe and Susan M. B: Margreth Vital 30 GRANITE ST. A. Coble A. Collura S: Leah Lazarou Kehoe S: Chabra Eva Estate and Arthur $331,200 S: Stabile Bernardino R. Estate M. Polimeno B: Gleidison Peixoto and Priscila and William F. Crowley 27 ROOSEVELT RD. 260 LYNNFIELD ST. 10 CASTLE ST. L. Deoliveira $662,900 $375,000 $518,000 SWAMPSCOTT S: Federal National Mortgage 114 FELLSWAY W. B: Catherine Mendel B: Sirlene C. Stefanom and B: Klayton D. Nascimento and Association $932,500 S: Andrew Conway and Danielle Renata S. Lima Thais F. Carvalho 35 FOSTER RD. B: 114 Fellsway West, L.L.C. J. Conway S: Joseph M. Lurie and Amy L. S: John P. Burke $517,000 31 GREYSTONE RD. U:5 S: Maria A. Carvalho and Lurie B: Paul Tuttle and Denise Murphy $295,000 Emilson P. Desouza 8 SALEM ST. 8 ELMER AVE. S: Kevin J. Ramsay B: Megan Mitchell $1,050,000 6 MARGIN STREET CT. $338,000 S: Deborah Keenan 282 FELLSWAY W. U:282 B: Antonio Pisano, Trustee for $559,500 B: Jonathan Lusk 24 HILLSIDE AVE. $480,000 Pisano 2 Realty Trust B: Ryan R. Barry S: Shannon Whittredge $100,000 40 HARVARD ST. B: Jimmy Vo and Winette Vo S: Armando A. Cella, Trustee for S: George E. Carpenter III B: Patrick J. McGrath, Trustee for $535,000 S: Michael D. Lee Tara Realty Trust 414 ESSEX ST. McGrath Realty Trust 10 MARYVALE LN. B: John J. McCargara and $390,000 S: Dennis P. Poltrino, Trustee for 500 SALEM ST. U:406 $337,250 Elizabeth Y. Ramirez 64 FOREST ST. U:233 B: Roberto R. Davila and Marcela Vincent P. Poltrino Realty Trust $375,500 B: Daniel Donovan S: Eden Brown $335,000 Diaz-Alvarez B: Jae S. Song and Yunhee Cho S: Wells Fargo Bank NA Trust B: Meilin A. Ching and Alexandra S: Karen M. Kramich and Kevin 57 MILLETT RD. S: Ronghua Chen and Lan Tao $460,000 15-17 HILLSIDE TER. Meikiu-Ching M. Kramich $540,000 S: Laurence K. Koff and Barbara 23 MOUNT PLEASANT DR. B: Vladimir Dulsky and Olga B: Aleh Plotnikau D. Smith-Koff 21 STANLEY AVE. $329,000 Tretiakova $608,500 B: Eric Geddes and Kathleen 20 FAIRVIEW AVE. S: Earl W. Cook and Sheila M. S: Timothy Buckley and Elaine $275,000 35 FRANKLIN ST. U:1 B: Jodi Bolognese and Holly Geddes Cook Buckley B: 20 Fairview Ave, L.L.C. $636,000 Swan S: Diane C. Sudak, Trustee for S: Marie-Claire Turmel and Alain Scott Financial Trust S: George M. Flammia and 60-62 KENNEDY DR. B: Edward S. Choi and Eun Y. 1002 PARADISE RD. U:3G. Laverdure Maureen J. Flammia $369,100 $540,000 Choi 7 MULBERRY DR. B: Alla Zolott B: Anthony Gilardi and Parul S: 35 Franklin Street, L.L.C. 28 WASON ST. $250,000 31 FOREST ST. S: Carol Milberg, Trustee for Penkar $407,500 B: Anthony J. Salvatore and $379,000 35 FRANKLIN ST. U:2 Carol Milberg Financial Trust S: Steven Mirabella and David P. B: Antonios Athinelis and Gabrielle Salvatore B: Edson F. Perpetuo and $620,000 Deveney Panagiota Athinelis S: Kristen R. Sikora and Rosilene V. Perpetuo 1006 PARADISE RD. U:3H. B: Matthew L. Mullens and S: Denzel R. Wallace, Jr. Catherine L. Sikora S: Jannine Digianvittorio $247,000 98 KENNEDY DR. Meghan T. Lee B: Maria Josefson S: 35 Franklin Street, L.L.C. $600,000 555 WINTHROP ST. 38 MURRAY ST. 7 HILLCREST ST. S: Janet L. Kramer B: David Dias and Stephanie A. $665,000 $575,000 $450,000 35 FRANKLIN ST. U:3 Dole B: Cliff J. Dever and Toni R. Dever B: Patrick S. Higgins and Erica A. B: Karen E. Whitney 1008 PARADISE RD. $598,000 S: BBEP, L.L.C. S: Jie Zhang White S: Richard B. Walkey and Leslie $225,000 B: Paul E. Dingman and Scott W. S: Cleudo C. Goncalves and A. Walkey B: Jean-Claude Martineau 42 LOOMIS ST. U:203 Tang NAHANT Gabriella Goncalves S: Jane R. Mosakowski $282,400 S: 35 Frankling Street, L.L.C. 35 OAK AVE. 27 HILLTOP AVE. B: Tricia A. Robinson 73 CASTLE RD. $829,000 80 PURITAN RD. 27 HANCOCK ST. $352,500 $700,000 S: Daniel Adams $650,000 B: Thaer Demaidi and Sara $492,000 B: Michael E. Louf and Jennifer B: Bienvenido Espinosa B: Adrian Kohn and Divya Menon Demaidi 63 ORCHARD ST. B: Leon FT, L.L.C. S: Jennifer B. Michalowski B. Busteed S: David Seymour, Trustee for S: Cheryl D. Bezis S: Edward J. Thomas and Cynthia S: Robert Saraceno, Jr. and Lisa Rjds Realty Trust $457,000 M. Saraceno B: Ghani R. Neupane and 91 FOX HILL RD. A. Thomas Roshana Ghimire 215 HARVARD ST. U:28 $598,000 179 REDINGTON ST. 17 PAUL AVE. 1604 LEWIS O. GRAY DR. S: WL2 Management, L.L.C. $630,000 B: Michael A. Szucs and Kellie $502,000 $560,000 U:1604 B: Craig S. McKay and Jenny M. Jaremko B: Nathan A. Parmelee and Miho B: Cynthia L. Cummings $341,000 236 PEARL ST. U:236 Cheng S: John Bozarjian and Kerri Parmelee S: James M. Kelly and Nancy A. B: Kristen Zitano and James S: Neil Kubica and Jamie L. $330,000 S: Syed K. Mahmood and Sadia Bozarjian Mahmood Kelly Castro Kubica B: Brendan Small S: Christopher J. Kim and Kristine S: Stephen M. Libby and Anne E. PEABODY 20 PEARL ST. 92 HIGH ST. U:DH4 H. Kim 75 ROY ST. Waldron $651,200 $320,000 $390,000 55 ABORN ST. B: Michael A. Difonzo and B: Mystic Valley Management 576 LINCOLN AVE. B: Robert J. Yu and Angie H. Yu 26 QUINCY ST. $470,000 Heather L. Difonzo $331,000 S: Joanne Janakas and S: Winchester Hospital, Inc. B: Fernando A. Couceiro $490,026 S: DUC Residential, L.L.C. B: Windhorse Investment, L.L.C. Christopher Janakas S: Jason Irving, Trustee for J. B: Seth Woodworth and Eleanor S: Kevin Fowler No transactions this week Rudolph 92 HIGH ST. U:DH6 Irving Realty Trust 34 PERLEY AVE. S: Tomoko Y. Diamond $390,000 $400,000 Source: Banker and Tradesman, B: Mystic Valley Management 222 BARTHOLOMEW ST. 15 MAGNOLIA ST. B: John J. Pasquale $538,700 bakerandtradesman.com S: Winchester Hospital, Inc. $580,000 S: Black Roof Properties, L.L.C. 20 RICHARD ST. B: Elias O. Garcia $650,000 B: Jeffrey M. Roy and Karyn E. 391 HIGH ST. Roy 7 PETERSON RD. S: Marie A. Cook and Jill M. B: Geraldine R. Levinson Vieira S: John R. Horne III $820,000 S: Daniel J. Rabin and Julia $667,000 B: Michele Gardini and Ludovino Rabin B: Joseph J. Falzarano, Jr. and 8 MEADOWBROOK RD. RELOCATING? 61 RIVERS LN. P. Gardini Angela Hirtle S: James M. Calvey 8 BOULDER WAY. U:8 S: Francis L. Conway and Carol $425,000 $555,840 $335,000 B: Guido Rocino and Marguerite B: Jared R. Freni and Nathaniel A. Conway 14 HOLTON ST. U:5 B: Mary J. Piotrowski Rocino L. Freni S: Kevin M. Green and Amy S: Donna Davis S: Paul Kelley and Linda Kelley $310,000 58 PULASKI ST. B: Joseph Pecora, Jr. and Malik Green $1,100,000 B: PAB IRA, L.L.C. 18 MILTON ST. 102 SALEM ST. U:2R. Lewis S: Susan E. Hart 22 COLLINS ST. S: J. D. Lindsey Realty, L.L.C. $238,000 $305,000 $479,000 B: Sothearth S. Seang B: Ang Li B: James E. Elliott and Elizabeth 21 KEITH RD. 38 RUSSELL ST. S: Robert L. Dean, Trustee for S: Kurt M. Dietenhofer T. Elliott $630,000 $465,900 Dean Milton Realty Trust “Helpful tips” S: Edward C. Scialdoni and B: Kimberly Weaver and James P. 557 SALEM ST. U:4 B: Steven R. Wollkind and Patricia C. Scialdoni for a S-M-O-O-T-H Meredith T. Wollkind Maselan 10 OVERLEA AVE. $333,000 S: Sandra L. Farinato $368,000 B: Carolina Vila S: Avellino Ann Estate and Vita 5 COOLIDGE AVE. trouble-free move! A. Philpot B: Janine E. Damico-Vargas and Designate a drawer for S: Bryan R. Leduc $351,000 11 SOUTHWICK AVE. Anthony R. Vargas B: Khondaker S. Hossain and $632,500 S: Jane Perez and Mario Perez essentials such as 76 TEA PARTY WAY. 266 LAWRENCE RD. Kohdaker A. Islam B: Fred Girolamo and Gary A. sheets and towels for $715,000 S: Paul T. Coughlin, Trustee for 5 $650,000 Girolamo 20 PACE RD. quick access the first B: Asad Abdalla B: Marcin L. Kopec and Lauren Coolidge Avenue T. 1 S: Janice M. Merchant M. Kopec $350,000 night you move into S: Gloria Salazar B: Alexander R. Grant and your new home. S: Kenneth R. Penta, Trustee for 17 ENGLEWOOD RD. 15 SWAMPSCOTT AVE. Samantha A. Richman 17 WEBSTER PL. Penta Financial Trust $355,000 $405,000 B: Earl W. Cook and Sheila M. B: Jacob Vezga S: Dorothy Jenkins and Donna Plan a garage/yard $639,900 S. Husky B: Wei D. Wu and Xiao H. He 87 MAGOUN AVE. U:1 Cook S: Robert B. Tricomi and Lisa A. sale before you move. $460,000 S: Linda Fletcher, Trustee Tricomi S: Arthur P. Mahoney and Joan L. 36 SAUGUS AVE. Mahoney B: Jason C. Morris for Daniel&Rose Mahoney Fresh coffee, baking S: Andrew L. Duffy International Realty Trust 15 WAHTERA RD. $400,000 soda, or charcoal in a B: Otes Montina and Gretta L. 40-42 WICKLOW ST. $360,000 sock, placed inside 62 FOREST ST. Montina $518,000 87 MAGOUN AVE. U:2 B: Cory R. Doyle and Jodi A. your refrigerator will $300,000 Doyle S: Elizabeth M. Pertus B: Thomas Cronin and Amy $488,000 B: Black Roof Properties, L.L.C. S: Debra Shepard and Gordon keep the inside smell- Deavilla B: Nikita Shah S: Andrew L. Duffy S: Christine A. Wilkinson Shepard 41 SERINO WAY. ing fresh and clean. S: Marilyn Deavilla $570,000 113 GOODALE ST. 75 WALNUT ST. U:112 B: Shuqing Gao Pack your current 18 WOODROW AVE. 537 MAIN ST. $850,000 $412,000 $196,000 S: Kathleen Warner phone book — it’s a $470,000 B: Michael T. Hickey B: Morgan T. Brace quick easy reference to B: Christopher F. Chaffee B: 537 Main, L.L.C. S: John M. Fantasia S: Robert L. Marino and Jane E. S: Sebastian Gomes and 404 SHERWOOD FOREST LN. the folks back home. S: Patrick J. Flaherty Peterson Sebastiao Gomes U:404 27 MURRAY HILL RD. $415,000 3 HOPKINS RD. Place pictures in MARBLEHEAD $540,000 75 WALNUT ST. U:112 B: William M. Briand and Mary $427,000 boxes between sheets B: Jason M. Thrower and $202,500 T. Briand B: Betty Stitt B: William S. Hadsall or blankets to give No transactions this week Stephanie Paulk S: Kerri McNeil S: Gary J. Lebaron and Deborah S: Vincenzo Botta, Trustee for 75 them extra protection. S: William McDonough and Lebaron Walnut Street Realty Trust MEDFORD Quinn McDonough 20 SPRINGDALE AVE. Pack plates vertically 107 MYRTLE ST. U:107 22 JENNIFER LN. 19 WINONA ST. $330,000 72 BOWDOIN ST. U:72 $580,000 B: Nathan R. Okun and Hillary — on edge — rather $440,000 $436,000 than stacked. $550,000 B: Samuel Gebreselassie and B: Ross A. Scanlon and Alicia B: Jaris Bueno and Jose L. W. Okun B: Weiyi Gong Frehiwot M. Teklewold Scanlon Bueno, Jr. S: Robert F. Glancy and Michele S: Homa Khowaja S: Ely Shih S: Peter J. Scanlon and Lois A. S: Kathryn A. Hunt and Margaret A. Glancy Pack heavy items in Scanlon M. Hunt small boxes and lighter 75 CANAL ST. 3920 MYSTIC VALLEY PKWY. 19 SUMMER DR. items in larger boxes. $625,000 U:209 27 JORDAN RD. 7 WINTHROP ST. $120,000 B: Sharad Bajracharya and $460,000 $408,800 $360,000 B: Susan L. Dion and Richard L. Tag each box with Bhabana Shakya B: Arvind U. Raghunathan B: Lynn Lewis and David J. B: Marco A. Portugal and Dion destination room and S: Harpreet Singh and Narinder S: Jeannette M. Kahn, Trustee for Reagan Flavyana Portugal S: Stephen J. Dion, Trustee for Kaur Marie J. Wilson Realty Trust S: James M. McCarthy S: Maria E. Witt Dion Realty Trust contents. SATURDAY, JULY 22, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A7 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- day at 312 Union St. Pierpont St., was arrested on Former Revere man larly arrests, reflect police records. In A report of motor vehicle warrant charges of operating the event of a perceived inaccuracy, theft at 2:10 a.m. Friday on a motor vehicle with a sus- it is the sole responsibility of the con- Curwin Circle. pended license at 4:59 p.m. shot to death in Georgia Thursday. cerned party to contact the relevant Vandalism Eduardo Figueiredo, 47, By Roberto Scalese partment. The witnesses tion picture industry with police department and have the de- of 1213 Washington St., ITEM STAFF told police that they had 42 film credits, according to A report of vandalism at partment issue a notice of correction Norwood, was arrested and been in and out of the unit Fox 5 in Atlanta and the At- 5:38 p.m. Thursday at 25 A man who grew up in to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- charged with unlicensed op- all day, but noticed items lanta Journal-Constitution. ifications will not be made without Hamilton Ave. eration of a motor vehicle at Revere was found dead in He was set to start work on A report of a motor vehicle a Georgia apartment on out of place when they re- express notice of change from the 9:32 p.m. Thursday. turned home. They found a new Godzilla movie film- vandalism at 3:34 p.m. Thurs- Desdale Shakes, 37, of 80 July 15, according to a lo- arresting police department. Livolsi’s body in an up- ing in Georgia but never day at 24 Mount Vernon St.; at Bradbury Ave., Medford, was cal media report. stairs hallway. He’d been showed up, according to the 4:08 a.m. Friday at 52 Western arrested and charged with Two roommates and a FOX 5 report. LYNN Ave. operating under the influence friend of Joseph Livolsi shot in his ribs, chest and of drugs, leaving the scene of found him shot to death head, according to the po- Roberto Scalese can be Arrests MALDEN property damage, operating in a Decatur apartment lice incident report. reached at rscalese@item- under the influence of alco- hallway, according to the Livolsi worked as a special live.com. Follow him on Markus Garner, 22, of 71 Accidents hol, and negligent operation of Dekalb County Police De- effects technician in the mo- Twitter @BertoScalese. Birch St., was arrested and a motor vehicle at 1:58 a.m. charged with disorderly con- A report of motor vehicle ac- Friday. duct, negligent operation of a cident with property damage at motor vehicle, violation of city 4:14 p.m. Friday on Highland Accidents knife ordinance, and unin- Avenue; at 3:23 p.m. Friday on sured motor vehicle/trailer at Pleasant Street; at 9:31 a.m. A report of a motor vehicle 2:28 p.m. Thursday Thursday on Charles Street. accident at 9:33 a.m. Thursday Joseph Hayes was arrested at 19 Howley St.; at 5:58 p.m. on warrant charges of larceny Assault Thursday at 210 N Andover St.; under $250, miscellaneous at 6:33 p.m. Thursday at 86 municipal ordinance, shoplift- A report of assault with dan- Andover St. ing $100 by asportation, and gerous weapon at 2:32 p.m. A report of a hit and run mo- open container violation at Thursday on Mountain Avenue. tor vehicle accident at 12:14 5:55 p.m. Thursday. p.m. Thursday at 244 Andover Ricardo Taylor, 35, of 78 Theft St. Birch St., Roslindale, was arrested and charged with A report of larceny over $250 Breaking and Entry assault and battery with a at 1:56 p.m. Thursday on Rich- dangerous weapon, malicious ardson Street; at 10:09 a.m. A report of motor vehicle damage to motor vehicle and Friday on Maple Street. breaking and entry at 6:41 armed assault to murder at a.m. Thursday at 11 Ellsworth 8:43 a.m. Friday. Vandalism Road; at 3:52 p.m. Thursday at 23 Upton St.; at 6:37 p.m. A report of malicious dam- Thursday at 54 Granite St. Accidents age to a motor vehicle at 6:18 A report of a motor vehicle a.m. Thursday on Madison Vandalism accident at 12:18 p.m. Thurs- Street. day at 535 Western Ave.; at A report of a vandalism at 2:26 p.m. Thursday at 51 Wil- MARBLEHEAD 3:17 p.m. Thursday at 12 low St.; at 2:34 p.m. Thursday Crowninshield St. 250 Maple St.; at 6:26 p.m. Arrest Thursday at Park Street and SAUGUS Western Avenue. Chase Nevins, 21, of 19 A report of a motor vehicle Cheever Ave., was arrested on Accidents accident with personal injury a warrant at 7:34 a.m. Friday. at 3:02 p.m. Thursday at Cha- A report of a motor vehicle tham and Marianna streets; at Accidents accident leaving the scene at 1:01 p.m. Thursday at 595 9:18 p.m. Thursday at Com- A report of a motor vehicle mercial Street and Lynnway; Broadway. hit and run accident at 9:52 A report of a motor vehicle at 11:29 a.m. Friday at 196 a.m. Friday on Mechanic Court. Essex St. accident with non-fatal injuries A report of a motor vehicle at 1:24 p.m. Thursday at 1252 A report of a motor vehicle accident at 11:49 a.m. Thurs- hit and run accident at 9:41 Broadway; at 1:32 p.m. Thurs- day on Prospect Street; at day at Curtis Road and Lincoln a.m. Thursday at Chestnut 1:57 p.m. Thursday on Atlantic Street and Western Avenue; Avenue. Avenue. A report of a motor vehicle at 11:21 a.m. Friday at 810 A bicyclist was hit by a motor Lynnway. accident with property dam- vehicle at 3:20 p.m. Thursday age at 2:53 p.m. Thursday at at Harbor Avenue and Brown Route 1 South ramp and Wal- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Assault and Battery Street. nut Street. Two firefighters swim a mock victim back to a rescue boat during an A report of assault and bat- ocean rescue simulation off the coast of Nahant on Thursday. tery at 8:58 a.m. Thursday at Complaints Complaints Speedway Gas Station at 120 A report of a neighbor dis- A report of a neighbor dis- Liberty St.; at 1:40 p.m. Thurs- pute at 10:55 a.m. Thursday day at 3 Light St. pute at 9:41 Thursday at 79 on Cornell Road. The caller re- Shore Road. The caller report- Firefighters getting Breaking and Entry ported being blocked in by her ed an ongoing issue with her neighbor and when she was neighbor and property lines. A report of motor vehicle leaving words were exchanged The party said she was con- their sea legs in Nahant breaking and entry at 8 p.m. with the neighbor’s daughter fronted by her neighbor and and her boyfriend. words were exchanged be- Thursday at 215 Ocean St.; at NAHANT ships and vessels; injured Over the past several 9:13 a.m. Friday at 9 Boston St. tween the two. PEABODY A report of counterfeiting From A3 people in the water; and days, training exercises at 7:44 p.m. Thursday at 127 swimmers who are swept have been conducted near Theft maritime training col- away or endangered in Arrests Broadway. The caller reported the rocks off of Little Nah- A report of larceny at 9:21 the customer trying to pay for leges in the world, has currents. First responders ant and the shore near the a.m. Thursday at Ingalls Ele- Anthony Landry, 26, of 53 their food with a counterfeit approved most Ocean are also spending about Northeastern University mentary School at 1 Collins Lynn St., was arrested and $100 bill. Rescue Systems courses two hours in the class- Marine Science Center, he St. Terrace; at 9:21 a.m. Thurs- charged with operating a mo- for continuing education room each day. said. day at Habit Opco at 11 Circle tor vehicle with a revoked li- SWAMPSCOTT units. Certificates of Con- “Primarily they are fo- The department re- Ave.; at 9:36 a.m. Thursday cense, resisting arrest, assault tinuing Education will be cusing on rescue in the sponds to anywhere from at 11 Circle Ave.; at 10:26 and battery on a police officer, Theft presented to those who water and off the rocks,” a dozen to 25 water res- a.m. Thursday at 103 Memo- assault and battery with a successfully complete the said Feinberg. “Having cues each year, he said. rial Park Ave.; at 10:52 a.m. dangerous weapon, and fail- A report of larceny at 3:31 course. this training and certifi- Thursday at 8 Michael Road; ure to stop for police at 10:32 p.m. Thursday at 246 Hum- Nahant is focusing on cation will assist the de- Bridget Turcotte can be at 3:11 p.m. Thursday at 730 a.m. Thursday. phrey St.; at 9:42 p.m. Thurs- training firefighters to partment in responding to reached at bturcotte@item- Summer St.; at 11:32 a.m. Fri- Andrew Gaff, 25, of 61 day at 25 Railroad Ave. rescue people stranded all manners in water year- live.com. Follow her on on rocks; aboard stranded round.” Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. Sand sculptures draw fans to Revere Lynn program offers REVERE learning and love From A3 She loves the sand sculptures. She LYNN ter-school program that wants to get out there and make her From A3 will start in September. own.” “We started small, but Sixteen sculptors hit the beach to program,” said Oliveira. hope to grow so we don’t tackle their individual pieces in the “Most important is they have to turn anyone away,” late-morning summer heat Friday. have a home here and said the 38-year-old priest The artists traveled from near and there’s someone 24/7 if from Spain. “There are far; one commutes from Saugus, they need to be consoled thousands of kids in Lynn while more than two thirds travel or have someone listen to who could be eligible.” from outside of the United States. them.” Leo Cruz, 10, said he’s At the center of the chaos is a 30- Rodriguez said the pro- having a blast. feet wide by 20-feet tall replica of the gram began with 32 chil- It’s very fun,” he said. USS Constitution, chosen in recog- dren on Monday. But that “At the beginning of the day, we learn English, but nition of the warship’s 220th birth- number more than dou- when we’re done in class day. The vessel has been drydocked bled by week’s end when it’s all fun and games.” for the past two years to undergo word spread. repairs, but, coincidentally, will be As a result, the parish Thomas Grillo can be returning to the open water Sunday. is already planning to reached at tgrillo@item- The monument is surrounded by launch a year-round af- live.com. wooden barrels and crates scattered ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK about, all crafted from sand. Friday’s festivities also saw sculp- Marianne van den Broek of Key West, Fla., works on her sculp- tors teach children how to create ture during the International Sand Sculpting Festival at Revere their own castles using only a buck- Beach on Friday. Lynn Drug Task Force et, plastic spoon, and knife. Jets of water and steam shot through the will perform live music, leading up tures until 8 p.m., while local groups Hotline display at waiting children, who to the largely anticipated awards perform, including the Rachel Fer- played the part of pirates trying to ceremony at 6 p.m. Awards will be rante’s Academy of Performing Arts, 781-477-4444 CALL 24 HOURS A DAY invade the ship. handed out to sculptures deemed Revere Karate School, and the Re- or text the word tiplynn The festival opens again today at best by spectators. vere High School Robotics team. and your tip to “tip411” (847411) 10 a.m. with live music sounding Live music from World Premiere The Great Escape, a local Journey off at 11:30 a.m. Sculptors will drop Band and fireworks will cap off the tribute band, will play from 3-6 p.m. Spanish menu available their tools at 2 p.m. and spectators night. will vote for their favorite pieces un- The festival will open for its final Bridget Turcotte can be reached at All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. til 4 p.m. day on Sunday at 10 a.m. Beach-go- [email protected]. Follow her Callers may remain anonymous. Smokin’ Joe and the Henchmen ers can view the completed sculp- on Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. A8 SATURDAY, JULY 22, 2017 The art of community development

By Matt Demirs nority Cultural Center (CMCC), under ITEM STAFF director Abner Darby, moved to Union Street. LynnArts found its home down- LYNN — While the focus today is cele- town when grant funding was secured brating the completion of Beyond Walls’ to renovate the former bank block at 25 massive murals, the idea of arts improv- Exchange St., where their programs still ing Lynn’s downtown began more than are based today. 25 years ago. In 2006, the Lynn Museum and His- To combat blight on a desolate Union torical Society found a new home in Street, from which most businesses had migrated to suburban malls, shopping the Lynn Heritage State Park’s Visitor centers and even other sections of Lynn Center on the corner of Washington and (primarily the Boston Street corridor), Union streets. The Museum later merged then-Community Development director with LynnArts. Jansi Chandler commissioned murals to It was this Arts & Cultural District disguise the empty storefronts. that created the base for more public The model wasn’t new to large cities, canvases and which eventuated into Be- such as Boston and New York, which yond Walls. took the same route and brought art into Lynn has seen murals and public art streets as a new way to reinvigorate fail- exhibits progressively being added to ing business districts. the streets, such as the nine mosaic tiles The use of Community Development celebrating the city’s history at Seaport funding was met with some criticism. Landing Marina at Heritage State Park, As is often the case, some moaned and a mural and mosaic project at the corner groaned about the murals, stating that of Exchange and Union streets by local money should be directed elsewhere artist Yetti Frenkel, the mural comprised within the city. However, the grants were of portraits that lines the walls of Central project specific and could not be used for Jansi Chandler, then-director of the Lynn Department of Community Square’s underpass completed by RAW basic city services. Development, helped build the city’s Arts & Cultural District. students, and a collaboration between Chandler did not intend for these in- Centerboard and its Visionspace Gallery, stallations, painted on plywood panels RAW and the Museum which produced and affixed to the front of buildings, Patrick J. McManus and in conjunction port from private businesses. the “Ghosts of Lynn” mural in Central to be long-term solutions, but simply with the Lynn Business Partnership. A movement began. Lynn’s Arts & Cul- Square at the corner of Exchange and a means to combat blight and improve Recommendations from the plan includ- tural District began to emerge down- Mt. Vernon streets. the aesthetics of an all-but-abandoned ed the creation of an arts and cultural town. “It’s rewarding to know that seeds street. district. In 1994, Raw Art Works (RAW) was sown decades ago grew into something The storefront murals were just the “The goal was improve the image and founded and opened space in downtown as breathtaking as Beyond Walls,” Chan- beginning. Shortly thereafter, Chandler perception of the city through art,” said Lynn. The nonprofit’s mission was to dler said. “The question now is, What — who served as CD executive director Chandler, who is now a development con- channel the energies of at-risk youth by comes next?” from 1986-98 and is the only woman to sultant in the private sector. creating a safe and supportive environ- hold the position — commissioned the Community Development sought and ment within their community. Matt Demirs can be reached at 1992 Comprehensive Plan under Mayor received grant money and financial sup- Soon thereafter the Community Mi- [email protected]. Beyond Walls: A look at the artists

ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK Good 2 Go public art team member Austin Jagodynski of Lynn adds some details to the team’s mural at the corner of Washington and Munroe streets.

Artists: Nicole Salgar and Bruce Orr & the Good2Go Chuck Berrett (NS/CB) Crew Place of Origin: Miami & Place of Origin: Lynn Brooklyn Mural Location: 516 Washing- Mural Location: 33 Central ton St. Square Name: “A Splash of Lynn” Name: “People of the first light” Artists: Cedric “Vise1” Doug- las & Julz Artist: Victor “Marka27” Qui- Place of Origin: Dorchester/ nonez Boston Place of Origin: Mexico Mural Location: 114-120 Mun- Mural Location: 31 Exchange roe St. St. Name: “The Black Madonna” Name: Unnamed as of now Artist: Cey Adams Artists: Chris “Tallboy” Coulon Place of Origin: New York & Brian Denahy Mural Location: 65 Munroe St. Place of Origin: Lynn, Swamp- Name: “I Feel Love” scott (respectively) Mural Location: 31 Spring St. Artist: Georgia Hill Name: “The Spring Street Sas- Place of Origin: Maitland, quatch” Australia Mural Location: 79-87 Munroe Artist: David Zayas St. Place of Origin: Puerto Rico Name: “NOT LONG NOW” Mural Location: 33 Spring St. Name: “The Protector” Artist: Caleb Neelon Place of Origin: Cambridge Artists: Team Rekloos (Brian Mural Location: 33 Munroe St. Life, Brand Rockwell, & Raodee) Name: Unnamed as of now Place of Origin: Boston Mural Location: 69 Exchange Artist: FONKi St. Place of Origin: Montreal, Name: None Canada Mural Location: 18 Munroe St. Artist: Angurria Name: “I sculpted my heart Place of Origin: Dominican Re- out of diamond, because love public ain’t enough” Mural Location: 516 Washing- ton St. Artists: Temp & Relm Name: “Do(n with a squiggly Place of Origin: Lynn line on top)a Patria” Mural Location: 173 Oxford St. Name: “Taking Flight” Artist: David “Don Rimx” Sep- ulveda Artists: Miss Zukie & JPO Place of Origin: Puerto Rico Place of Origin: Peru/Queens Mural Location: 129 Munroe & Bronx, N.Y. St./515 Washington St. (Back Mural Location: 16 City Hall side) Square Artist Chuck Berrett of Utah works on the hair of the Wompanoag woman that he and Name: Unnamed as of now Name: Unnamed as of now Nicole Salgar of Miami selected as the centerpiece of their mural at 33 Central Square. SPORTS B SATURDAY, JULY 22, 2017 Peabody runs into a hard-hitting Reading team

By Mike Alongi FOR THE ITEM LYNN — Although the Peabody Little League All- Stars were almost guar- anteed a spot in the next round of the sectional tour- nament due to the run dif- ferential, they still wanted to end the round-robin portion of the tournament with a win on Friday. Un- fortunately, they ran into a hard-swinging Reading team and lost, 13-3, in a ve-inning game at Rein- fuss Field. “Obviously you hate to see your most recent game be your worst performance so far,” said Peabody coach Justin Powers. “Obvious- ly it was a good hitting team we went up against ITEM FILE PHOTO tonight, we knew that Marblehead High graduate Lucie Poulin coming in, but we’ve got to played for the Irish national team in the 2017 have some better at-bats Women’s Lacrosse World Cup. up there as well. We didn’t do ourselves any favors to- night.” Peabody was light on Marblehead’s pitchers coming into this game, as it had used its top three pitchers over Poulin goes green the rst two games of the tournament. Despite that, Peabody got solid perfor- at World Cup mances from Danny Bar- rett and Joey Raymond. By Katie Morrison The World Cup hosts “We were short on pitch- ITEM STAFF teams from every corner ing coming into tonight of the world, and the eli- and we knew that, but Lacrosse has been a big gibility requirements vary we’ve got to give Danny part of Lucie Poulin’s life. from country to country. and Joey credit,” Powers The Marblehead High For Ireland, players must said. “Those guys hav- standout and her mom, be a maximum of two gen- en’t thrown in probably Margaret Poulin, had erations removed from the a month, since we went spent a lot of time travel- country. Poulin’s grand- through the whole district ing for tournaments, and mother (Margaret’s moth- tournament and this tour- Margaret was emotional er) was born in Waterford nament with three pitch- after Lucie’s nal tourna- County, Ireland, and Luc- ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON ers basically, so the job ment last summer. ie says she grew up with those guys did tonight is “After the last tourna- Peabody second baseman Danny Barrett hauls in a catch as right strong Irish in uences. elder Eli Batista is ready to provide backup. PEABODY, B2 ment of the summer, (my “Heritage is really im- mom) said ‘you know, this portant to my mom and doesn’t have to be the last I,” Poulin said. “I grew up one,’” Lucie, who graduat- with my grandma’s Irish ed from Marblehead in the accent and her Irish ten- Six-run ninth dooms Navigators spring, said. dencies. It never crossed Margaret had one more my mind to take action Hardman worked a single against mound between the corner infield- trip in mind, and it was By Gabbi Riggi with it and explore Ire- FOR THE ITEM reliever Chris Pennell (St. Thomas ers and pitcher after Pennell was the biggest of all. In Oc- land and all it has to offer, Aquinas). Bryce Gray lofted a sac- called off the play, allowing two tober, the two headed for Martha’s Vineyard blitzed the though.” rifice fly deep to center field to tie runs to score. Dublin, Ireland so Lucie So Poulin agreed to give North Shore Navigators for a six- The bases remained loaded for could try out for the Irish run ninth inning to break open an the game. Blake Frampton earned the tryouts a shot, despite a four pitch walk to keep the bas- Kiambu Fentress who would come National women’s la- not feeling too con dent. otherwise quiet game Friday, tak- around the bases on a single to crosse team. If she made ing it by a 7-2 final at Fraser Field. es loaded for Trey Pearce with two “I thought I was never outs. left that would roll through the the team, she’d represent going to make it,” Poulin Luke Johnson lead off the ninth left fielder and to the outfield wall. Pearce skied a popup straight up Ireland in the 2017 Wom- said, who’d only been with a single to right, and Phil- Frampton, Pearce and Fentress en’s Lacrosse World Cup ip Clarke worked a walk to get that looked to end the inning. In- in Surrey, England. POULIN, B2 aboard. After a long at-bat Tyler stead the ball fell in front of the NAVS, B2 Age is no 7 v 7 football handicap for at Fenwick today By Anne Marie Tobin plays Chicopee Compre- Peabody’s FOR THE ITEM hensive at 11, Groton-Dun- stable at 1 and Bucking- PEABODY — One of the ham, Browne and Nichols annual events of summer at 2:30. at 12:30. Crusad- Locke that signifies the begin- ers’ pool play games will be ning of the fall high school By Anne Marie Tobin played on Field 2. football season will take FOR THE ITEM In last year’s East Re- place this weekend at gional, won by Bishop WINCHESTER — When it comes to age Bishop Fenwick when the Hendricken (R.I.), Fen- defying feats on the golf links, one local Under Armour Northeast wick went 3-1 in pool play. man may have topped them all. 7 v 7 New England East The Crusaders defeated Less than a month ago, all eyes were on Regional Football Series Triton 20-7 in round one, the world’s greatest golf geezers at the rolls into town. then knocked off Edward U.S. Senior Open Golf Championship at Among the 40 teams who Little 13-12 in round two. Salem Country Club. will be competing in the They clinched a spot in the Three-time U.S. Open champion Hale East Regional this Sat- Sweet 16 with a 20-13 win Irwin shot his age (72) in the first round, urday are the host school over Revere, then dropped while 67-year old Tom Watson, winner of and Lynnfield, which will their final game to Haver- eight major championships, came within a be tested, having drawn hill, 22-7. couple of three-putt greens in each of the one of the tougher brack- In the elimination brack- first two rounds, shooting back-to-back ets. The Pioneers open et, Fenwick was eliminat- 69s. against Winthrop at 10, ed by Milton. Eight years ago Watson held golf fans then take on Burlington Like Fenwick, Lynnfield around the world in suspense when, at the at 11:30, Beverly at 1 and also posted a 3-1 record age of 60, held the second and third round Lowell at 2:30. Lynn- in pool play, but it wasn’t leads at the 2009 British Open, (some 26 field’s pool play games will easy. The Pioneers won years after his last major championship played on Field 8. their first two games in win) only to bogey the 72nd hole and lose Classical will play in nail biters, beating Biller- in a playoff to Stewart Cink. pool 6, taking on Wilming- ica 7-6 and Malden, 22-21. That was nothing compared to what ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK ton at 10, Arlington Cath- They fell to Watertown, olic at 11, Watertown at Peabody resident Bill Locke, Sr., an hon- Bill Locke Sr. of Peabody gets a read on the 13th green 20-12 in round three, then orary member at Thomson Country Club 12:30 and Haverhill at 2. during the Winchester Country Club Father-Son Invita- regrouped with a 19-6 vic- in North Reading, did. English plays next door in tory over Gloucester to tional on Thursday. The 95-year-old is believed to be the pool 7, taking on Wakefield earn the top seed out of oldest person to ever compete in the at 10, Mystic Valley at 11, Pool B. They beat Pingree Newburyport at 12:30 and prestigious Winchester Country Club Fa- “ I look around and I see people 30 years younger in the round of 16, but fell ther-Son Invitational, which wrapped up Billerica at 2. Swampscott to Milton in the quarterfi- three days of play yesterday. More than than he is and they aren’t half as physically fit (as plays in pool 3, taking on nals. Northeast Metro at 10, 600 golfers played in the event, which was Bill Locke Sr.” The event was formerly first played in 1919 and is the oldest event Edward Little of Maine at known as the Swampscott/ of its kind in the United States. TIMOTHY LOCKE 11, Masconomet at 12:30 Lynnfield 7v7 Shootout. “When we played two years ago, the and Malden at 2. As that event’s popularity Bill Locke Sr.’s son and playing partner Fenwick opens up LOCKE, B2 against Revere at 10, then 7v7, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JULY 22, 2017 Ugly ninth leads Sharks over Navs NAVS Aquinas) popped a single From B1 to shallow left and whirled to second for a double. each scored on the hit. Austin Masel (Holy Navs starting pitcher Cross) skipped a ground Austen Michel (Dart- ball single into right, mouth) was bright on the bringing in Pena as the mound, striking out six in tying run. Masel stretched 5 2/3 innings and allowing a lead at first into scoring only four hits. Despite his position on a swinging strength, the Sharks con- strike by Nick Falkson verted a pair of those hits (Tufts) and scored on a for a run. Leading off the third inning Frampton base hit to right field. The tripled and was brought Navigators were unable in as Fentress grounded to scramble a rally in the to second, pulling the in- bottom of the ninth, fall- field back enough to score ing to 16-22 on the year. the run. Martha’s Vineyard, now The Sharks held the sitting with a 19-20 re- lead through to the sixth cord, returns to Fraser inning when the Naviga- Field to face off against tors bats started to gener- the North Shore on Sun- ate offense with two outs. day. First pitch for the Joey Pena (St. Thomas game is at 5 p.m.

ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON Peabody second baseman Eli Batista, who moved to right field later in the game, tries to corral a hard hit ball. Peabody runs into slugging Reading team PEABODY through the Peabody or- from Carson Browne. evening. The two teams From B1 der 1-2-3 in the bottom of Reading added two more played in the round-robin the first, Anthony DeVito runs in the top of the opener on Wednesday, a definitely commendable.” smashed a solo home run fourth, then exploded for game that Gloucester won Reading came out swing- to lead off the top of the a big six-run inning in the 6-5. ing right away to open the second to make it 5-0. top of the fifth to blow the “We obviously know we game. After two straight Peabody was able to game wide open at 13-2. have a tough test ahead singles to open the game, push a couple of runs Ben McGilvray (four RBI), of us, Gloucester is a very No. 3 hitter Thomas Fratto across in the bottom of Fatta, Carter and Ben strong team,” Powers said. stepped in and launched a the second. Justin Powers Wright all recorded RBIs. “They’ve got great hitting towering three-run home run to get the scoring walked to open up the in- Peabody grabbed one and a very balanced ro- started. Peabody record- ning and advanced to sec- run back in the bottom tation, so we’ll have to be ed two outs before Matt ond on a passed ball, then of the fifth when a run at our best. If we can go Ronayne walked, then Robert Galvis knocked scored on an error in the in there and play the way Yianni Andrikopolous him in on an RBI single to outfield, but Reading was we’re capable of playing, laced an RBI double to centerfield. Peabody then able to close it out and end I think we’ve got a great right-centerfield to make loaded up the bases with the game in five innings. shot.” it 4-0. two outs, but was only Now, Peabody has to pre- First pitch for the sec- After Reading pitch- able to get one more run pare for the sectional final tional final will be at 6:30 ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK er Jacob Carter moved out of it on an RBI single against Gloucester this p.m. at Reinfuss Field. Bill Locke Sr. of Peabody sinks a putt on the par 3 14th during the Winchester Country Club 7v7 football kicks off at Fenwick Saturday Father-Son Invitational on Thursday. 7V7 with each team getting Eight fields are in simul- al sites qualify for the New Age is no handicap From B1 three downs and just two taneous use, with every England championship. first downs per possession game starting and stop- In addition to the six auto- increased, the tournament to reach the end zone. Ev- ping at the same time. matic qualifiers, four wild for Peabody’s Locke expanded in 2011 with ery play from scrimmage Pool play begins at 10 card teams also qualify to the addition of a second must be a pass and quar- a.m. with the final round LOCKE end of the round. He’s just regional site and a new terbacks are given a max- of games scheduled for fill out the 10-team field. From B1 amazing. Out of 14 drives sponsor in Under Armour. imum of four seconds to 2:30 p.m., making it a Thanks to Under Ar- today, he hit 12 that were The following year, the unload the ball before the long day for those teams mour’s sponsorship, each tournament officials told pure, just right down the South regional event was down is forfeited. surviving and moving participating player goes us they thought he was middle, 150 yards or so ev- added. Teams play in a five- on to the championship’s home a winner with ap- the oldest then, but they ery time, as a 95-year-old.” The tournament format team round-robin format elimination rounds, which proximately $75 of Under said this year they don’t The 18-hole round was is typical of most 7v7 tour- with the top two teams are scheduled to begin at Armour gear. have any record of anyone his first since the 2015 In- naments in that games from each group advanc- approximately 3 p.m. and playing who was 95 years For complete game vitational. Locke couldn’t are limited to 24 minutes ing to the 16-team playoffs end at 5 p.m. old,” said Locke’s partner play last year because he schedules, go to www. of running time and are where the format switches The winners and final- in the selected drive alter- was still recovering from played on a 40-yard field to single elimination. ists from the three region- northeast7v7.com. nate shot format, 54-year- injuries suffered in Jan- old son Timothy Locke, uary, 2015 car accident a Winchester resident. when he was hit head-on Marblehead’s Poulin goes green at World Cup “They were really talking by a driver who had faint- it up before we teed off, ed. POULIN together until five days be- wouldn’t trade this group gether,” Poulin said, “but and then he absolutely “I had three broken ribs, From B1 fore the World Cup start- for the world.” what are the odds we play striped his tee shot, right a broken arm and a bro- ed. Instead, the athletes The team also features together and get along as down the middle, and peo- ken foot, and it took about outside the country once were given guidelines to coaches from Northwest- well as we do? ple went crazy. We even six months to recover, so before her first trip to physically and mentally ern, Boston College and “For me personally, it’s played played his drive, it I didn’t really play any Dublin. “But I didn’t even prepare themselves for Cornell. been different because the was better than mine.” golf last summer, but this care. It was a great week- the grueling schedule and “They’re perfect mix of game is so fast,” Poulin, a Former Winchester golf summer I’ve been able to end. I met the Irish team’s level of play. inviting and caring, but defenseman, added. “De- professional Jimmy Lane play a lot more,” Locke spent 32 years at Win- coaches and some players. On July 4, Poulin flew come game time, they do fense is all about commu- said. chester and says he can’t I ate eggs and sausages out to Dublin for a five- everything they can make nication, and a lot of times A couple hours before and went to Trinity Col- day training camp with sure we get the W.” ever recall anyone close to teeing up at Winchester, I’m not great at that, even the age of 95 competing in lege and saw the Book of the team. There, she en- After five days of dou- Locke received good news on a team I’ve played with the Invitational. Kells. I was happy and countered the difficulties ble sessions in Dublin, from his eye doctor. for years. I’m one piece of “We had some guys that content to leave it at that.” of playing with a group of it was off to Surrey, just “He told me that my vi- a puzzle.” played for long stretches But a couple of weeks sion is back to 20-60 and I strangers. While the group outside of London, for the The tournament wraps of more than 50 years, but later ,Poulin got an email can get my driver’s license needed time to click on the tournament. The teams up Saturday with the clos- I don’t remember anyone back,” he said. “Maybe I’ll saying she’d made the field, off the field, Poulin had three days to scrim- ing ceremonies, but the ex- that old who played. I be able to play and prac- team. said she couldn’t ask for mage, get used to their perience is one Poulin will would say that has to be a tice more and do better “I was over the moon, better teammates. surroundings and visit the never forget. record for sure.” I expected to never hear next year.” “It’s the most amazing local supermarkets. Open- “This is the most amaz- The Lockes shot 47-50, from them again,” Poulin The Bill and Tim Locke group of players. I actu- ing ceremonies were on ing thing I’ve ever done,” 97 and finished tied for said. “I was so elated, I team may not have gotten ally enjoy the company the 13th. Poulin said. “My parents 139th out of 195 regis- was going to go to the One of the most interest- any hardware, but anoth- of every other person on and little sister came to tered teams. World Cup and see my the team, and that can ing aspects for Poulin has er member of the Locke watch me play, and when I “I can’t see the ball too idols on the U.S. team.” be rare in sports,” Poulin been the culture of differ- family went home a win- talked to them, everything well, but they tell me I hit From that point, Poulin said. “There’s so much ent teams. Each country some good shots today,” ner. Teddy Locke, Tim’s spilled out. I’m just having had to keep the news un- gray area when it comes has its own personality. said Bill Locke. “We each son and Bill’s grand- the time of my life.” der wraps for a month and to getting a team together. Poulin’s team sings Irish missed a couple of putts son, won the Grandfa- She also credits her mom a half for confidentiality But we are all on the same folk songs and wants to be and we finished badly ther-Grandson title with with pushing her to reach purposes. Naturally, it page. We’re goofy and fun, “the team everyone wants with a triple bogey on the his maternal grandfather, Norm Towle, a long-time was a challenge, but had but when it comes time, to be on.” And it’s played new heights. last hole, but we definite- member at Winchester, its benefits as well. we work our butts off and teams like the Nether- “She’s a big role mod- ly should’ve been under with an 82. Towle and “I think it was import- put the pedal to the met- lands, Colombia and Italy. el of mine, and she’s al- my age easily. I’ve always his son Chris, who played ant because I had time to al.” The New Zealand team ways pushing the limits been pretty good at chip- with the Lockes, finished soak it in. People had a lot Poulin is the youngest performed a haka, a Mao- of what’s possible. She in- ping, but I was off today. I tied for seventh with a 74. of questions, and I could player on a team that is ri traditional war cry and stilled that in me,” Poulin think that will come back said. if I work on it and prac- Bill Locke, who first answer those with confi- mostly comprised of wom- dance, before taking on played the Father-Son in dence,” Poulin said. “When en in their 20’s (the oldest Ireland. Poulin, who will play la- tice.” Timothy Locke said his 1971 with his oldest son, I did tell people, they were is 32), some from the U.S., “They looked possessed,” crosse at UMass Amherst next year, said the experi- father is ageless marvel. Bill, Jr., says if all goes proud, even my teachers. I some from Ireland. Poulin said. “The goal well, he will be back next ence was the perfect way “I look around and I see have such amazing people “They’re really mature to make the other team year. to prepare for the transi- people 30 years younger surrounding me.” people. One is an ortho- pee their pants, and it “I’m glad I played, I tion. than he is and they aren’t And naturally, people pedic surgeon. Others worked!” half as physically fit,” he played as well as I could “I was so nervous about were curious. ‘Do you have live in New York City and Ireland went 5-2 in the said. “This golf course is considering, and we did al- to go to Ireland to prac- have amazing careers,” tournament, capping it off going to college and get- tough to walk even when right,” he said. “But hope- tice?’ people would ask. Poulin said. “They have with a 14-8 win over Ger- ting along with other play- you have a cart. It’s ex- fully next year we can do “The answer is no, I their lives figured out. It’s many Friday. Poulin said ers and coaching, being on tremely hilly and the ter- better. I’ve played in this don’t have to fly to Ireland been an eye-opening expe- the biggest challenge was my own,” Poulin said. “But rain is tough going, plus it with all three of my sons every weekend,” Poulin rience. They’re amazing finding on-field chemistry. now that I’m here, I’m was 90 degrees, but, hon- and it will be great to do said with a laugh. In fact, role models with so much “We all have the tools, feeling like I’m capable of estly, I think I was more it again next year. Today the team didn’t practice kindness and generosity, I we just had to put it to- it.” tired than he was at the was a great day.” SATURDAY, JULY 22, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

SCHEDULE NORTH SHORE NAVIGATORS SCHEDULE FCBL STANDINGS (Not including last night’s games) Newburyport at NS Phillies (1) TODAY Saturday Sunday Monday WEST NS Storm at Marblehead (5) State Section 4 vs. Martha’s at Martha’s W L Pct. Pts. L10 SUNDAY Bristol 19 16 .543 38 6-4 LL Tournament OFF Vineyard Vineyard Wachusett 20 17 .541 40 2-8 At Wyoma’s Reinfuss Field, Lynn Lynn Little League Sharks (5) Sharks (7) Pittsfield 20 19 .513 41 7-3 Peabody vs. TBA (6:30) City Series Worcester 17 20 .459 36 5-5 Lynn Little League at Kiley Park Home Run Derby (noon) EAST City Series Wednesday W L Pct. Pts. L10 NSBL Tuesday at Kiley Park at Seacoast Brockton 22 15 .595 45 6-4 Peabody at Manchester (5) vs. Brockton Marthas Vineyard 18 20 .474 37 5-5 Pine Hill vs. West Lynn Amer. (3:30) N. Reading at Marblehead (5) Rox (7) Mavericks Seacoast 18 19 .486 36 5-5 Lynn Shore vs. East Lynn (5:30) Saugus at Swampscott (5) (6:35) Nashua 19 21 .475 38 5-5 NSBL NS Phillies at Beverly (8) Navigators 16 23 .421 33 5-5 SPORTS BRIEFS West Coast swing Spartan Baseball ation and Stop the Violence: Lynn will hold a flag foot- Clinic July 24-28 ball tournament today at Manning Field in Lynn, at 8 The Spartan Baseball a.m, rain or shine. Clinic will take place from Each team must have 10 July 24-July 28 at Pine players with at least two Hill’s Gallagher Park. females. There will be four The clinic is open to play- grammar school teams, ers from ages seven to 13 eight in the middle school and runs from 9 a.m. to 1 division and four in the high p.m. each day of the week. Players will learn the basic school division. fundamentals of hitting, fielding in both the infield Lynn Summer and outfield, throwing and Track Series baserunning. A concession stand will be The Lynn Parks and Recre- available from Monday ation Department’s Youth through Thursday for play- Summer Evening Track ers to purchase lunch, and meets will be held Monday lunch will be served on Fri- evenings until Aug. 21 at day at the clinic’s conclusion. Manning Field, starting at Players should bring their 6:30 p.m. own equipment. There is no entry fee, and The cost for the clinic is kids, from toddlers to high $125 for the week. Contact schoolers, from all communi- Derek Dana at ddanasmh@ ties are welcome. gmail.com, or at 781-521- There are eight different 9439 for more information. running events and two field events. Lynn Flag For more information, visit Football tourney lwrun.org or contact Joe Abe- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS lon at [email protected] or Hanley Ramirez, right, scores past Los Angeles Angels catcher Martin Maldonado on a single Lynn Parks and Recre- 617-893-7064. by Xander Bogaerts during the first inning of Friday night’s game against the Angels. MLB AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Spieth sharp in bad weather at British Open East Division East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Boston 54 43 .557 — Washington 57 37 .606 — ing," he said. from watching TV to know Tampa Bay 51 45 .531 2½ Atlanta 45 48 .484 11½ SOUTHPORT, England scooted around the group New York 48 45 .516 4 New York 43 50 .462 13½ (AP) — Jordan Spieth ex- Spieth did more than that going a little long on of bunkers there, and then Baltimore 45 49 .479 7½ Miami 42 51 .452 14½ pected a rough time at the just survive. the par-5 15th would give it was obviously fortunate Toronto 44 51 .463 9 Philadelphia 32 61 .344 24½ Central Division Central Division British Open before he With a short game as him a better birdie chance to get all the way to the W L Pct GB W L Pct GB even got to the golf course. sharp as it has been all than playing short. So he green." Cleveland 48 45 .516 — Milwaukee 52 46 .531 — Minnesota 48 46 .511 ½ Chicago 49 45 .521 1 He spent Friday morn- year, and a 3-wood that switched from a 3-iron to Spieth was at 6-under Kansas City 46 47 .495 2 Pittsburgh 48 48 .500 3 ing at his rented house turned out a lot better a 3-wood, hit it a little off 134. It was the 12th time Detroit 43 50 .462 5 St. Louis 46 49 .484 4½ Chicago 38 54 .413 9½ Cincinnati 40 55 .421 10½ in front of the television, than it looked and led to the neck and watched it he has been atop the lea- West Division West Division watching players battle an eagle, Spieth seized run hot and fast some 100 derboard at a major, in- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Houston 63 32 .663 — Los Angeles 66 29 .695 — a relentless wind at Roy- control with a 1-under 69 yards along the wet turf to cluding the fourth rounds Seattle 48 48 .500 15½ Arizona 55 40 .579 11 al Birkdale, all the while that gave him a two-shot about 18 feet away. of the Masters and U.S. Los Angeles 47 50 .485 17 Colorado 56 41 .577 11 checking a forecast that lead over Matt Kuchar go- "I mishit the shot, which Open that he won in 2015. Texas 45 49 .479 17½ San Diego 40 54 .426 25½ Oakland 43 52 .453 20 San Francisco 37 59 .385 29½ was even worse for when ing into the weekend. is probably why it looked Spieth is the sole lead-

Thursday’s Games 8-6), 7:10 p.m. he played in the afternoon. Spieth turned a bogey or so gross," Spieth said. er at a major for the first Toronto 8, Boston 6 Toronto (Estrada 4-6) at Cleveland (Bauer "It wasn't a great feeling worse into an unlikely par "I hit it low off the heel, time since the third round N.Y. Mets 3, St. Louis 2 7-8), 7:10 p.m. knowing we were coming by chipping in from just which is easy to do when of the Masters last year, Arizona 12, Cincinnati 2 Detroit (Sanchez 1-0) at Minnesota (San- into something harder short of the 10th green. you're trying to carve a when he was runner-up to Pittsburgh 4, Milwaukee 2 tana 11-6), 8:10 p.m. than what we were watch- And he learned enough cut. And it just ... one hop, Danny Willett. Texas at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Chicago White Sox (Shields 2-2) at Kan- Detroit at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. sas City (Kennedy 3-6), 8:15 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Boston (Sale 11-4) at L.A. Angels (Nolas- Cavaliers’ Kyrie Irving requests a trade Atlanta at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. co 4-10), 10:07 p.m. San Diego at San Francisco, 10:15 N.Y. Yankees (Sabathia 8-3) at Seattle CLEVELAND (AP) — And now that he's fi- the Cavs have been lim- ving, who averaged a ca- p.m. (Moore 1-1), 10:10 p.m. Kyrie Irving wants the nally established himself ited in their ability to re- reer-high 25.2 points and Friday’s Games St. Louis (Martinez 6-8) at Chicago Cubs playing alongside LeBron vamp their roster because Houston (Fiers 6-4) at Baltimore (Jimenez (Arrieta 9-7), 2:20 p.m. stage for himself. 5.8 assists in 72 games 4-5), 7:05 p.m. Milwaukee (Garza 4-4) at Philadelphia Cleveland's All-Star James, Irving wants out. of salary-cap issues. last season. Irving aver- Oakland (Blackburn 1-0) at N.Y. Mets (Nola 6-6), 7:05 p.m. point guard has asked the He's under contract for Also, the Cavs courted aged 25.9 points in his (Matz 2-3), 7:10 p.m. Miami (Urena 7-4) at Cincinnati (Bailey Cavaliers to trade him, two more seasons with former NBA star Chaunc- third straight Finals, but Texas (Darvish 6-8) at Tampa Bay (Cobb 2-3), 7:10 p.m. two people familiar with Cleveland (he has a play- ey Billups but couldn't get he and James couldn't do the situation told the As- er option in 2020), but the him to join their front of- enough to match the War- TODAY IN SPORTS sociated Press on Friday. Cavs could be inclined fice. riors, who took back their Irving made the request to move Irving now and Irving's request to be crown after adding Kevin July 22 team, which finishes in a 2 minutes, last week to owner Dan begin another rebuild dealt perhaps sheds some Durant last summer. 1921 — Jim Barnes wins the U.S. 54.20 seconds. Gilbert, said the people around James, who can light on the Cavs' recent A potential trade part- Men’s Open golf championship by 2001 — David Duval shoots a edging Walter Hagen, Leo Diegel, 4-under 67 at Royal Lytham & St. who spoke on condition opt out of his contract next pursuit of former league ner for the Cavs could be Jock Hutchinson and Fred McLeod. Annes to win the British Open title, of anonymity because the summer and leave Ohio MVP Derrick Rose. The the New York Knicks, who 1962 — Gary Player of South Africa his first major championship. He fin- team is not commenting for the second time. team has talked to Rose have been trying to unload becomes the first non-resident of the ishes at 10-under 274 for a three- on the star's demands. The bombshell about about a one-year contract Carmelo Anthony, a close United States to win the PGA cham- stroke victory over Sweden’s Niclas Irving's appeal was first Irving adds to what has in recent days, a source friend of James. Irving pionship. Fasth. reported by ESPN. been a tumultuous offsea- familiar with the nego- is from New Jersey and 1963 — Sonny Liston knocks out 2005 — Yelena Isinbayeva clears the Floyd Patterson in 2 minutes, 10 sec- 5-meter mark at the Crystal Palace A four-time All-Star, son for the Cavs following tiations told the AP on would welcome a chance onds of the first round to retain the Grand Prix in London for her latest Irving has spent six sea- their loss in five games to Thursday. to go back to his home world heavyweight title. Liston took world record. The Olympic champion sons with the Cavs, who Golden State in the NBA Rose was thought to be area. However, the Knicks the title from Patterson with a first- easily clears 16 feet, 4¾ inches on selected him with the No. Finals. General manager a potential backup, but may not have enough as- round knockout in Chicago on Sept. her first attempt, barely nudging the 25, 1962. 1 overall pick in 2011. David Griffin parted ways now it appears he could be sets to intrigue the Cavs bar. The 25-year-old has over- with the club after failing needed to start if the Cavs and there is a sizeable 1973 — Sue Berning wins the U.S. 2007 — Padraig Harrington survives Women’s Open golf championship for a calamitous finish in regulation and come injury issues and to work out a new contract and Irving are indeed imbalance in contracts, so the third time with a five-stroke victo- a tense putt for bogey on the final blossomed into one of the with Gilbert and while breaking up. the Cavs would have to in- ry over Gloria Ahret. hole of a playoff to win the British league's elite point guards other teams have been ac- There is certain to be clude other players in any 1984 — Kathy Whitworth becomes Open over Sergio Garcia. the all-time winner in professional and biggest stars. tive in signing free agents major interest in Ir- potential deal. 2008 — Candace Parker scores 21 golf tournaments by winning the points and DeLisha Milton-Jones Rochester Open. 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(tape), Golf, 7 p.m. ons Cup: Paris Saint-Ger- a.m.; British Open, NBC, 7 2012 — Bradley Wiggins becomes Cubs, FS1, 4:05 p.m.; Texas defeating Payne Stewart and Mark at Tampa Bay, FS1, 7:10 Horse Racing: Diana Stakes, main vs. Tottenham Hotspur, a.m.; PGA Tour: Barbasol McNulty by five strokes. the first British cyclist to win the Tour ESPN2, 8 p.m. 1996 — Naim Suleymanoglu of Tur- de France by protecting the yellow p.m.; Boston at LA Angels, FS2, 6 p.m. Championship, Golf, 4 p.m.; key becomes first weightlifter in jersey during the final processional NESN, 9:07 p.m.; NY Yan- Mixed Martial Arts: UFC: RADIO LPGA Tour: Marathon Classic ride into Paris. Fellow Briton and Sky Olympic history to win three gold kees at Seattle (joined in Chris Weidman vs. Kelvin Baseball: Boston at LA Angels, (tape), Golf, 9 p.m.; medals. Suleymanoglu wins the 141- teammate Christopher Froome finish- progress), MLB Network, 10 WEEI-FM 93.7, 9:07 p.m.; es second, 3 minutes, 21 seconds Gastelum, Fox, 8 p.m. Horse Racing: Saratoga Live, pound division by hoisting 413¼ p.m. TOMORROW pounds. behind. Motor Sports: AMA Lucas Oil FS2, 4 p.m. 1998 — Jackie Joyner-Kersee ends 2012 — Ernie Els wins his fourth Pro Basketball: WNBA All-Star Pro Motocross: Spring Creek TV Soccer: MLS: Portland at Van- her brilliant heptathlon career with a major championship in an astonish- Game, ABC, 3:30 p.m. National (tape), NBCSN, 11 Auto Racing: Monster Energy victory at the Goodwill Games. It’s ing finish, rallying to beat Adam Scott couver, FS1, 6:30 p.m. Cornhole: ACL: 2017 Champi- p.m. Cup: Brickyard 400, NBC, her fourth consecutive Goodwill title. in the British Open when the Aussie onship of Bags, ESPN2, 2 2:30 p.m.; Baseball: Hous- Volleyball: AVP Pro Beach Tour, Earlier, the 4x400-meter relay world bogeys the last four holes. Els, who Poker: World Series of Poker, ton at Baltimore, TBS, 1:30 record of 2:54.29, set by the 1993 starts the final round six shots p.m. NBCSN, 4 p.m. ESPN, 9 p.m. p.m.; Boston at LA Angels, U.S. World Championship team, behind, finishes off a flawless back Cycling: Tour de France (stage RADIO nine with a 15-foot birdie putt for a Soccer: NWSL: Orlando at Chi- NESN, 3:37 p.m.; NY Yan- comes crashing down. Michael John- 20), NBCSN, 8 a.m. son, the anchor on that 1993 team, 2-under 68. Scott was four shots cago, Lifetime, 3:30 p.m.; kees at Seattle (joined in Baseball: Boston at LA Angels, anchors this United States 4x400 ahead with four holes to play. Golf: British Open, Golf, 4:30 MLS: New York at Minneso- progress), MLB Network, WEEI-FM 93.7, 3:37 p.m. B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JULY 22, 2017 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

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ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON SOUP TO NUTZ / RICK STROMOSKI

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON SATURDAY, JULY 22, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

EVENING TV LISTINGS SATURDAY’S TV JULY 22, 2017 HOROSCOPE 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS CANCER (June 21-July 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) WGBH My Mother and Grantchester on Remember Me Antiques Roadshow Antiques Roadshow Big Pacific Filming Nature- Your intuition will give you a Take part in activities that ^ PBS Other Strangers Masterpiece wildlife. Race A change will do you good. strong sense of direction, but bring you pleasure. Your in- WBZ Paid Paid Doubt (N) Doubt Sadie testifies 48 Hours (N) WBZ Phantom Gourmet Rizzoli & Isles Attend a retreat or make alter- $ CBS Program Program about Carolyn. News if you let your emotions or a ations to the way you live to terest in others’ actions will WCVB Inside Chronicle America’s Funniest 20/20: In an Instant Still Star-Crossed News- Celebrity Person of Interest Elemen- personal relationship inter- find a way to make the most lead to new friendships and % ABC Edition Home Videos “Whiteout” (N) Center 5 Page “Synecdoche” tary fere, you are likely to make a of your attributes. a chance to collaborate with WBTS Ac. Hol- MLS Soccer LA Galaxy at New England Revolution. Dateline NBC News Saturday Night Live “Emma 1st Look poor choice. someone who shares your * NBC lywood Gillette Stadium. (N) “Deadly Denial” at 11 Stone; Shawn Mendes” SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) goals. WFXT UFC Fight Night: UFC Fight Night: Weidman vs. Gastelum Boston Boston American Grit “Self- Just for Just for Boston LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Impulsive actions will get you 9 FOX Weidman - Prelims From New York. (N) News 25 ish vs. Selfless” Laughs Laughs News Deal with matters that con- into financial trouble. Don’t ARIES (March 21-April 19) WUNI (5:45) Liga MX (N) Liga MX Primera fecha del Torneo Aper- Liga MX Fecha 1 del Apertura 2017. (N) Dur- Noticiero Estrel- cern your health or person- Use your intelligence to help ; UNI tura. (N) miendo Univision lados al finances. Know what you make purchases you cannot you get past a difference of WSBK Big Bang Big Bang WBZ News (N) ››› The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants (2005) Seinfeld How I Met How I Met Mike & want to accomplish. Sending afford. If you want to make a opinion you’re having with F MNT Theory Theory Amber Tamblyn, Alexis Bledel. Molly out your resume or using your change, do so without spend- someone close to you. Utiliz- WGBX Big Pacific Filming Nature’s Great Race Rare -- Creatures of Weekend in Havana Film Ask This Austin City Limits Under- skills in new ways looks prom- ing much. Romance is fea- ing force or pressure will lead L PBS wildlife. “Caribou” the Photo Ark School Old H’se ground ising. tured. to an impasse. WBIN Family Family Tosh.0 Tosh.0 Tosh.0 Tosh.0 Movie Be- Be- Dream of R MNT Guy Guy witched witched Jeannie VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) WLVI Scandal Last Man Last Man Modern Modern 7 News at 10PM on Rookie Blue “On the Anger Anger Paid X CW Standing Standing Family Family CW56 (N) Double” Manage. Manage. Program Offer what you can afford Emotions can get you into A short trip to visit an old TELE ›› The Purge (2013) Ethan ››› World War Z (2013, Terror) Brad Pitt, Mireille Titulares Videos Videos Asombrosos Programa and nothing more. Too much trouble. Don’t make assump- friend or relative will do you ¨ TELE Hawke, Lena Headey. Enos, James Badge Dale. y Más Asom. of anything can turn into a tions or do something impul- good. Listening and observing WABU Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Psych negative quickly. Emotional sive without having all the how others handle the ups ¥ ION cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit situations are best dealt with facts you need to make a and downs of everyday life will CABLE STATIONS patiently and without any fuss. good decision. help you make positive deci- (5:00) Live PD “Live Live PD: Rewind (N) Live PD “Live PD -- 07.22.17” Riding along with law enforcement. Live PD Riding along with law sions. A&E PD -- 07.14.17” (N) enforcement. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) (5:30) ›› “The Lone Ranger” (2013, TURN: Washing- TURN: Washing- ›› The Lone Ranger (2013) Johnny Depp. An Indian Refuse to let anyone push GEMINI (May 21-June 20) AMC Western) Johnny Depp, Armie Hammer. ton’s Spies (N) ton’s Spies warrior and a lawman unite to fight corruption. Using force or being faced you around or dictate what with someone applying pres- A creative idea may interest House- Housewives/OC ››› Pretty Woman (1990) Richard Gere, Julia Roberts. A corpo- ››› Pretty Woman (1990, Romance- you can or can’t do. Set your you, but if it isn’t cost-effi- BRAVO sure on you will lead to a wives rate raider hires a hooker to act as a business escort. ‘R’ Comedy) Richard Gere, Julia Roberts. ‘R’ sights on personal gains and cient, you may want to re- Tommy MLS Soccer LA Galaxy at New England Russell Angling Auto Poker After Dark MLS Soccer LA Galaxy at New stalemate. 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Now West had to play (5:50) ››› “Mis- ›››‡ Hacksaw Ridge (2016, War) Andrew Garfield, Game of Thrones Ballers ›››‡ Hacksaw Ridge (2016) “It does not seem to be true Dummy had two points and a club away from his king or HBO sion: Impossible 2” Sam Worthington, Luke Bracey. ‘R’ “Dragonstone” Andrew Garfield. ‘R’ that work necessarily needs to declarer 23. That left 15 for the lead another heart to dummy’s Forged in Fire “Cru- Forged in Fire: Cutting Deeper “Redemption Night” The smiths Forged in Fire Forged in Fire: Cutting Deeper be unpleasant. It may always opponents; West clearly had queen. Either way, South was HIST sader Sword” use an age-old technique. (N) “Ngombe Ngulu” “Redemption Night” have to be hard, or at least them all. So, unless the dia- home. 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Clearly West had be- the Apes” (2001) lissa McCarthy, Kristen Wiig. ‘PG-13’ Together” Harrison Ford, Anne Archer. ‘R’ One perience — as in this deal. How gun with queen-jack-fourth. (6:00) ››› “Serenity” (2005) ›› Ghost Rider (2007) Nicolas Cage. A motorcycle SYFY Live From ›› Annabelle (2014, Horror) SYFY did South make four spades Undaunted, declarer led Nathan Fillion. stuntman is a supernatural agent of vengeance. Comic-Con (N) Annabelle Wallis, Ward Horton. after West had opened one no- another diamond. West took 2 Broke Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Conan (N) Full Wrecked Conan TBS Girls Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Frontal trump, showing 15-17 points, that trick and cashed his other (5:45) ›››‡ “The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King” ›››‡ The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (2002) Elijah Wood, Ian and led the heart ace? diamond winner. East had dis- TNT (2003, Fantasy) Elijah Wood, Ian McKellen, Liv Tyler. McKellen. 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(N) at 11 Warrior WFXT Bob’s Bob’s Simpsons Family American Grit “Role Boston 25 News at Boston Boston Whacked This- Boston 9 FOX Burgers Burgers Guy Reversal” (N) 10PM (N) News 25 Out Spo. Minute News WUNI Aquí y Ahora Fútbol Copa Oro 2017 CONCACAF Semifinal 2. Desde el Dur- Noticiero República Deportiva Dice el ; UNI Central estadio Rose Bowl, en Pasadena. 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Quake kills two, sends island tourists into panic in Greece By Derek Gatopoulos and Ayse Wieting ASSOCIATED PRESS ATHENS, Greece — A powerful earthquake sent a building crashing down on tourists at a bar on the A man FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Greek holiday island of walks near A cancer patient with gray hair that Kos and struck panic on a damaged unexpectedly turned dark while taking new the nearby shores of Tur- building after immunotherapy drugs. key early Friday, killing an earthquake two people and injuring on the Greek more than a hundred. island of Kos. Cancer patients’ Rescue authorities said two men from Turkey PHOTO | ASSOCIATED and Sweden died in the PRESS gray hair darkened collapse as the 6.5-mag- nitude quake about 1:30 of Crete, officials said. the illusions, an optical il- engul Civelek, governor of a.m. Friday rattled Greek “There was banging. There lusion where you feel like Mugla province. In Bitez, on immune drugs islands and the Turkish was shaking. The light was you’re upside down.” a resort town about 6 ki- Aegean coast in a region swinging, banging on the Tens of thousands of tour- lometers (4 miles) west of where quake are common. ists spent the night out- Bodrum, the quake sent cer, melanoma. ceiling, crockery falling out By Lindsey Tanner The dead vacationers doors on Kos, many sleeping frightened residents run- ASSOCIATED PRESS All but one of the 14 of the cupboards, and pans were not named. on sunbeds along beach- ning into the streets. patients in the Spanish were making noise,” Chris- At least five other people es as a quake-related sea Hotel guests briefly re- CHICAGO — Cancer study had at least stable topher Hackland, a Scottish were seriously injured on swell subsided. The quake turned to their rooms to patients’ gray hair unex- disease and responded diving instructor, told the pectedly turned youthful- Kos as tourists and local damaged churches, an old pick up their belongings better to treatment than Associated Press. ly dark while taking novel residents scrambled out of mosque, and the port’s 14th but chose to spend the rest other patients, suggesting buildings, some even leap- “There was a lot of century castle, along with of the night outside, with drugs, and it has doctors that hair darkening might scratching their heads. ing from balconies. Five screaming and crying and old buildings in the town. some using sheets and be an indication that the Chemotherapy is noto- of the injured were being hysterics coming from the In nearby Turkey, ensu- cushions borrowed from drugs are working, the re- rious for making hair fall transported by helicopter hotel. It felt like being at ing panic caused minor nearby lounge chairs to searchers said. out, but the 14 patients to a hospital on the island a theme park with one of injuries, according to Es- build makeshift beds. Rivera said they are involved were all being continuing the study to treated with new immu- search for an explanation notherapy drugs that work and to see if the cases are US bans travel for Americans to differently and have differ- just a fluke. ent side effects. A Spanish study suggests that may “It’s a fascinating report include restoring hair pig- — one of those things that North Korea after Warmbier death comes out of the blue,” ment, at least in patients By Matthew Lee effect in late August, 30 with lung cancer. said Dr. June Robinson, a Northwestern University and Josh Lederman days after it is published With the first patient, ASSOCIATED PRESS research professor in der- as a legal notice in the “we thought it could be Federal Register. matology. Robinson is also an isolated case,” said Dr. WASHINGTON — Once it takes effect, editor of the medical jour- Noelia Rivera, a dermatol- American citizens will be Americans wanting to nal JAMA Dermatology, ogist at Autonomous Uni- barred by the U.S. from travel to North Korea may which published the study versity of Barcelona. traveling to North Korea do so legally only with a online this month. But she said the research beginning next month fol- “special validation pass- team found the same thing Rivera noted that the lowing a prohibition on us- port,” which will be granted when they asked other pa- study drugs have serious ing U.S. passports to enter by the State Department tients for photos from be- side effects that make the country, the State De- on a case-by-case basis for fore treatment. them unsafe for healthy partment said Friday. “certain limited humani- The 14 cases were people. But if it’s con- Secretary of State Rex tarian or other purposes,” among 52 lung cancer pa- firmed that they do change Tillerson decided to impose the statement said. tients being followed to hair color, a different drug a “geographical travel re- It did not elaborate on see whether they devel- could be developed to treat striction” on North Korea what “other purposes” the oped bad side effects from gray hair, she said. following the death last FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS department would consid- the drugs — Keytruda, The pharmaceutical month of American univer- er. Americans who violate Opdivo and Tecentriq. industry has previously sity student Otto Warm- American student Otto Warmbier speaks to the restriction could face a While most patients did capitalized on unexpect- bier, who fell into a coma reporters in Pyongyang, North Korea. fine and up to 10 years in not have a color change, ed drug side effects; ex- while in North Korean cus- prison for a first offense. the 14 cases suggest it’s amples include the male tody. The ban also comes erell of the Koryo Group, risk of arrest and long- The U.S. strongly warns not an isolated finding. In pattern baldness drug amid heightened U.S. con- one of the leading organiz- term detention under Americans against travel- 13 patients, hair turned Propecia, the eyelash cern about Pyongyang’s ers of guided tours to the North Korea’s system of ing to North Korea but has darkishIN MEMORIAMbrown or black. growing drug Latisse, and recent advancements in its country, said 800 to 1,000 law enforcement, the sec- not until now prohibited In oneWILLIAM patient, "BILL" SISSONit turned Botox anti-wrinkle injec- nuclear weapons and bal- Americans go annually retary has authorized a trips, despite other sanc- black2013 in patches.~ JULY 23 ~ 2017 tions. Active ingredients listic missile programs. and will be affected. Geographical Travel Re- tions targeting the coun- FOURTH ANNIVERSARY in these drugs were ini- Figures on how many State Department WhenIn anotherwe reflect uponodd the twist,past, striction on all U.S. citizen try. Americans who ven- theand samethink about drugs the havepresent, been we tially approved to treat Americans visit North Ko- spokeswoman Heather nationals’ use of a pass- ture there typically travel linkedrealize how previouslylucky we were to havewith enlarged prostates, eye rea are difficult for even Nauert said in a state- port to travel in, through from China, where several hair losinghad you incolor our lives. in pa- pressure problems, and the U.S. government to ment, “Due to mounting or to North Korea.” tour groups market trips Love, your family tients with another can- eye muscle spasms. obtain. But Simon Cock- concerns over the serious The restriction will take to adventure-seekers. B8 SATURDAY, JULY 22, 2017 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Razzmatazz Music Festival Petty free falls into Garden showcases local talent ca, said there are fewer ented day. We encourage acts this year so bands can everyone, young and old, perform longer sets. “This to bring a folding chair is the highlight of the sum- and have a great time out- BY BILL BROTHERTON mer for us. It’s one of my doors, listening to some favorite days of the whole awesome music.” LYNN — There’s a wealth year,” added the Berklee DeLuca, who plays gui- of musical talent on the College of Music student. tar in Set the Nation, said North Shore, and the third Trahant said every act is there will also be raffles, annual Razzmatazz Mu- terrific, but he singled out games and food (burgers, sic Festival tomorrow will rising indie rock band Fox- pizza, hot dogs, slushes showcase some of the best. es, Weidinger and Foley, and drinks) available for Seven local acts, including who will bring along per- purchase. T-shirts of the five from Lynn, will perform cussionist Kampa Vashi event from Harrington’s Deva for the gig. “People will also be for sale. at the daylong event at the on the North Shore might The three organizers Lynn Woods Amphitheater, Tom Petty not be familiar with Mor- thanked the many volun- near the Pennybrook Road sits with a gan Weidinger. She’s from teers, family members and entrance. Admission is free. St. Louis and goes to businesses who support guitar. Performers will be the Berklee. She plays guitar the festival. Lynn Ladder PHOTO | SAM JONES Dirty Floorboards, Set the and violin and sings … donated the stage and Nation, Revolver, Foxes, and she uses loops to cre- Trahant Roofing will pro- peared to be a renewed guitar and backing vocals; Morgan Weidinger, Tim Fo- ate a sound like Ed Sheer- vide the labor. ley, and Jeffrey Allen Shaw vigor, enthusiasm and Ron Blair, bass; and Steve an. And Tim Foley is great. The event evolved from experimentation by Pet- Ferrone, drums) were & Co. Paul and Joe Harper He hosts an open mic at the former Hodgepodge will handle the sound. ty and company. I hadn’t right there with ’em all Four Winds and is a huge Music Festival, which BY BILL BROTHERTON seen Petty this pumped the way. The Webb Sisters Dirty Floorboards gui- supporter of local music.” spotlighted top local talent up since his memorable (Charley and Hattie) pro- tarist Bailey Trahant, who Uva, drummer with the during its five-year run. BOSTON — Thirty-nine concerts at Great Woods vided backing vocals. co-founded Razzmatazz Dirty Floorboards and Re- For more information, go years ago today, Tom Pet- in the ’80s. Petty has so many hit with fellow musicians volver, said “This will be a to the Razzmatazz Music ty and the Heartbreakers You’d be energized too, I singles, some are bound Tony Uva and Chris DeLu- nice, peaceful family-ori- Festival’s Facebook page. opened for the J. Geils suppose, if you could look to be left behind in con- Band at the Cape Cod Col- to your right and see gui- cert: no “Breakdown,” SEND US YOUR STUFF iseum. Thursday night at tar hero/whammy-bar- “The Waiting,” “I Need to TD Garden, the Gaines- crazed Mike Campbell Know.” Boo hoo! But it’s WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL LOOK@ITEM- ville, Fla., rocker called on wailing away. For some hard to find fault with LIVE.COM OR MAIL YOUR SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. Geils band frontman Peter two hours and 19 songs, a setlist that included Wolf to warm up the audi- Campbell and Petty trad- “Mary Jane’s Last Dance,” ence, which he did in typi- ed licks, egged each oth- “I Won’t Back Down,” cal riotous fashion. er on and playfully and “Free Fallin’,” “Don’t Come Both artists proved they imaginatively reworked Around Here No More,” are still at the top of their classic rock songs. “Refugee,” “Runnin’ Down game. “It’s Good to be King,” a Dream,” “American Girl” Petty, 66, and his long- from 1994’s “Wildflowers,” and, especially, “You Got time bandmates are on the bobbed and weaved and Lucky,” which hasn’t al- road celebrating the 40th turned into a 15-minute ways made the cut during anniversary of their epon- guitar showcase. It was this tour. The capacity ymous debut album. Judg- wild and unexpected. And audience roared the “hey ing by Thursday’s show, the Heartbreakers (Ben- baby” chorus in “I Won’t the first of two nights mont Tench, keyboards; Back Down” with unbri- OUR READERS at the Garden, there ap- Scott Thurston, rhythm dled enthusiasm. And Pet- ty blew a mean harmonica during a fiery “Walls.” Do you remember the Bayside of Nahant? Peter Wolf, 71, is sporting Get reacquainted at: www.baysidefunctions.com a Cape Cod Coliseum-era ASKED FOR IT. hairdo and goatee these days, but remains one of rock music’s greatest frontmen. It ain’t nothin’ e Bsid  Nan but a party when hyper- Enjoy our ocean front location with active dancing fool Wolf and his Midnight Trav- AND IT’S sparkling views of Boston at night. elers (the band of New England-based standouts Elegant and affordable functions since 1992: includes current Geils Band guitarists Duke Weddings • Anniversaries • Showers Levine and Kevin Barry, COMING SOON. Proms • Graduations • Reunions keyboardist Tom West, bassist Marty Ballou and Retirements • Birthdays • Sweet 16s drummer Tom Arey) cook Quinceañeras • Bar/Bat Mitzvahs on all cylinders, as they did Thursday. Bereavements • All special occasions The Wolf pack wowed with steamy, sultry, soul- Many wedding packages and ful versions of Otis Rush’s AN ALL-NEW event menus available! “Homework,” the Valenti- no’s “Lookin’ For a Love” Call 781-592-3080 to arrange a visit today. and Geils favorites “Give it to Me,” “Cry One More Time” and “Start All Over Again.” “Must of Got Lost” found Wolf rapping out his infamous “Hey Rapu- ta/Woofa Goofa with the green teeth” intro with up- dated lyrics “I called you on my cell phone. I texted. Where are you Raputa the Beauta?” Wolf’s R&B-flavored solo stuff was excellent as well. “Thick as Thieves,” “Peace of Mind” and “Lights Out” were uptempo, butt-shak- Select 2017 ing treats. I futilely hoped dates available he’d sing “Tragedy,” the for your $75 off Thomas Wayne/Fleet- wedding or With this ad woods tune he covered on event. Wedding at the booking last year’s “A Cure For packages of your event. Loneliness.” Oh well. It was the only disappoint- starting at ment in a sterling set. $45.95 p/p. Bill Brotherton can be One Range Road, Nahant reached at bbrotherton@ itemlive.com. WEATHER LOTTERY

SUN, MOON, TIDES National weather TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: Friday ...... 6838 Friday ...... 6126 Forecast for Saturday, July 22, 2017 Thursday ...... 1046 Thursday ...... 4062 Sunrise today 5:25 a.m. Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. Some sun in the morning NW winds around 5 with increasing clouds during kt, becoming SE in the Wednesday ...... 3192 Wednesday ...... 5820 Sunset today 8:14 p.m. H the afternoon. High 84F. afternoon. Seas 1 foot or Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: Winds ESE at 5 to 10 mph. less. Sunrise tomorrow 5:26 a.m. L Tonight: Mostly cloudy skies. Tonight: E winds around 5 EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER High tide today 11:07 p.m. Low 66F. Winds NE at 10 to kt, becoming NE 10 to 15 kt All 4 ...... $5,149 All 4 ...... $4,553 Low tide today 4:48 p.m. 15 mph. with gusts up to 20 kt after First or last 3 ...... $721 First or last 3 ...... $637 midnight. Seas around 2 ft. Any 2 ...... $62 Any 2 ...... $55 High tide tomorrow 11:47 a.m. L Any 1 ...... $6 Any 1 ...... $5 ANY ORDER ANY ORDER All 4 ...... $429 All 4 ...... $379

Fronts First 3 ...... $120 First 3 ...... $106

Cold Warm Stationary Last 3 ...... $240 Last 3 ...... $106 Pressure H L High Low Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice Mass Cash: 1-12-14-21-28 JULY 23 JULY 30 TODAY SUNDAY MONDAY <-10 -0s0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110+ P’Cloudy | High 85, Low 66 P’Cloudy | High 74, Low 63 Thunderstorms| High 70, Low 63 Mega Millions: 18-31-36-50-74-(10) NATIONAL SUMMARY: Much of New England will be dry and cool today, while steamy air holds over the central and southern Plains to the Ohio Val- ley, lower Middle Atlantic and Southeast states. Severe storms may hit some communities hard from the Upper Midwest to the mid-Atlantic. Storms will dot the Southeast and Southwest. Most of the West coast states will be dry.

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