TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2018 Nahant Lynn and ordered to Saugus at produce high risk for public West Nile records By Bridget Turcotte ITEM STAFF By Bridget Turcotte SAUGUS — The Massachusetts Depart- ITEM STAFF ment of Public Health (DPH) increased the NAHANT — Secretary of State risk for additional cases of West Nile virus William Francis Galvin has ordered to “high” in Saugus and surrounding com- Nahant Town Clerk Margaret Bari- munities. le to provide documents sought in The risk was raised in Saugus, Lynn, Re- a resident’s public records request vere, Malden, Melrose, and Winthrop. Last year, there were six cases of West Nile virus that are long overdue. across the state. There have been 10 so far Under the Freedom of Informa- this year, according to Mass.gov. tion Act (FOIA), requests should be The 10th human case of the virus was an- answered within 10 days. But resi- nounced Friday in a man in his 60s from dent John Shannon Bianchi is still Father and daughters Essex County. He was hospitalized during waiting for information he asked his illness. for in four different requests led “Due to information about where this in- this spring and summer — some dividual was most likely exposed and con- dating back to April. receive helping hands tinued ndings of (West Nile virus) in mos- Among other records, Bianchi was quitoes in the area, there is an increased seeking email exchanges between Harbor By Thor Jourgensen Hugo A. Rivera chance that additional human illnesses former Town Administrator Jef- ITEM EDITORIAL DIRECTOR with his daugh- could occur,” said Public Health Commis- frey Chelgren and representatives Management ters Alison, 2, on sioner Monica Bharel. “That’s why it is im- at Northeastern University dat- LYNN — July 24 is a day Hugo his lap, and Xime- portant that people continue using insect ing back to 2015. He also request- and LHAND A. Rivera will forever remember na and Taliana in repellents, reducing exposed skin, and mov- ed emails about the Master Plan with great joy and great sadness. front. ing indoors when mosquitos are biting.’’ Committee, and emails to and from assist family His twin daughters, Taliana and West Nile virus is a mosquito-carried virus selectmen Chesley Taylor, Richard Ximena, were born on that day. that can cause illness ranging from a mild Lombard, and Frank Barile, con- with nding His wife, Beronica Yesirene Asen- ITEM PHOTO | fever to more serious symptoms, although OWEN O’ROURKE taining the name of the new town new home cio, died giving birth to them. most people infected show no symptoms. administrator, Anthony Barletta. Today Rivera lives with his The virus can infect people of all ages, but Bianchi said he requested email twins, barely two months old, and people over the age of 50 are at higher risk exchanges between Barletta and daughters Keiry, 8, and Alison, for severe illness. NAHANT, A3 HELP, A3 WEST NILE, A3 A Big Blue retruck? Where else but Swampscott?

By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF SWAMPSCOTT — The town could be taking its “Big Blue” pride to an- other level, as the re department is consider- ing purchasing a blue re engine. Town Meeting ap- proved $645,000 for a new fire engine last May, and the selection pro- cess for the new pumper truck began months lat- er. A selection committee was put together to re- view options for different apparatus. The town is de nite- ly getting a new re en- gine, which would retire 21-year-old Engine 22, and replace 10-year-old frontline piece Engine 21, but still up for debate among the Truck Selec- tion Committee is what color the truck will be. The town is de nitely getting a new re engine, which would retire 21-year-old Engine 22, and replace 10-year-old front- SWAMPSCOTT, A2 line piece Engine 21, but still up for debate among the Truck Selection Committee is what color the truck will be. Saugus football A DARK DAY team rallies to REMEMBERED coaches’ defense By Jennifer Peltz ASSOCIATED PRESS By Harold Rivera NEW YORK — On 9/11, Stephen Feuer- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR man saw the World Trade Center a ame SAUGUS — The Saugus football team came through the window of his Empire State together Monday afternoon at town hall to Building of ce and watched, trans xed, as protest Sachems head coach Anthony Nalen a second reball burst from the twin towers. being placed on administrative leave by school He ran through the 78th  oor urging of cials before the beginning of the season. everyone to get out, thinking their sky- The team’s message was simple. scraper could be next. With transit hubs “We just want our coach back,” Sachems se- shut down, he couldn’t get home to his nior captain Dante McGrane said. “It’s just family in suburban Westchester for been hard for our whole team, really. We’re hours. Among the dead were someone he very young still. It’s not easy for us to handle. knew from college and people he recog- We’re still trying to gure everything out, try- nized from his commuter train. ing to gure out what we can do.” Nalen enters his third week on leave pend- 9/11, A3 ing the result of a police investigation into a team-related issue that happened during last month’s preseason workouts, according to sev- eral reports. INSIDE ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE The team made its way to the Saugus Ad- ministration Of ce shortly after the school Members of the Saugus High football team hold signs that read, Peabody Opinion day ended and arrived around 2 p.m. for a “Reinstate Coach Nalen,” “Bring our football coach back,” and Man’s death on Krause: “SHS football wants Coach Nalen back” outside town hall on cruise ship under Remembering the SAUGUS, B2 Monday. investigation. A2 Lennon legend. A4

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 HIGH 78° VOL. 140, ISSUE 230 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 BUSINESS ...... B8 LOW 69° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2018 OBITUARIES Mary Lawrence, 88 Thomas J. Muckian, 85 Peabody man’s

FALMOUTH — Mary to Falmouth upon LYNN — Thomas Tom is survived death under Lorraine Clark Law- her retirement. In J. Muckian (Tom) of by his ve children, rence, a resident of Falmouth she vol- Lynn, passed away Susan E. Carroll and Falmouth, passed unteered for several Saturday, Sept. 8, her husband Jack investigation away peacefully on years at the Falmouth 2018 after a brief of Lynn, Mary-Beth Sept. 4, 2018 at the Senior Center. illness. He was 85 Muckian of Marble- By Thomas Grillo deck, that acts as a railing age of 88. To her family, years old. head, Kathy M. Bir- ITEM STAFF to anyone falling or being She was preced- friends, coworkers Born in Lynn, he mingham and her washed overboard. ed in death by her and those individu- was the son of the husband Michael of PEABODY — Plymouth The company said a parents Charles and als lucky enough to late Thomas J. and Georgetown, Kristen County District Attor- crew member told him to Margaret Clark of Medford, have known her Lorraine will Mable A. (Lord) Muckian Sr. K. Giovanniello and her hus- ney Timothy J. Cruz has climb down. and her brothers Charles, Ed- be remembered for her ready Tom was a graduate of Lynn band Christopher of Aliso Vie- launched an investigation While the passenger ward and Walter Clark. She is smile, her generous heart and Classical High School and jo, Calif., and John K. Muckian into the death of a 21-year- initially responded to the survived by her children, Kath- her ability to brighten the day was a veteran of the United of Ipswich; his eight grand- old Peabody man who went warning and climbed back ie Burnett and Jack of Blue Hill, of each person she met. States Army. children, Jack, Michael, and overboard from a Bay State down onto the deck, he lat- Maine, Eileen Lawrence and Service information: Vis- Tom worked as a shoe pat- Billy Carroll, Owen, Aidan and Cruise Co. ship Saturday. er started the “even more Tim Wurz of Nashville, Tenn., itation with the family will tern maker for the Bee-Bee Keilan Birmingham, Adele and The victim, Aaron Dibel- dramatic form of dangerous Julie McGrath of Falmouth, Jo- be at CHAPMAN, COLE & Shoe Co. of Manchester, N.H., Terrence Giovanniello; his sib- la, was removed from the play,” the company said. anne Lawrence of Stoneham GLEASON Funeral Home, Copley Shoe Co. of Wake eld lings, Mrs. Jane Harrington of water at a depth of near- “We had him located and and Steven Lawrence and 584 West Falmouth High- and Gambit Shoe of Lowell St. David’s, Pa., and Mr. Frank ly 45 feet, 100 yards from illuminated with the ship’s Alison of Merrimack, N.H.; as way (Route 28A), on Thurs- as well as various other shoe Muckian and his wife Patricia where he went overboard, spotlight, the several life well as seven grandchildren; day, Sept. 20 from 4-7 p.m. companies throughout New of West Newton; his former according to authorities. rings were within just a eight great-grandchildren; A memorial service will be England. Tom was an instruc- wife, Kathleen Connell of Lynn. Police said a crew mem- few feet of him and a crew two great-great-grandchildren; held at the funeral home tor at the former Lynn Shoe He is preceded in death by his ber from the Province- member was additionally and many nieces and neph- on Friday, Sept. 21 at 9:30 School teaching classes in daughter Maureen A. Muckian town II entered the water in the water also within ews. She is also survived by a.m. Interment will follow at shoe pattern making. He also of Lynn. He also leaves behind to try to rescue the victim ve feet of him to assist,” her sister, Margaret Perlupo the Massachusetts National worked in the Pari-Mutuel de- many nieces, nephews and after 8:40 p.m. Saturday. said Michael Glasfeld, the of Dracut; her brothers, James Cemetery in Bourne. partments at Suffolk Downs cousins, and his god child, While initially visible, he owner of Bay State Cruises. Clark of Melrose, Lawrence In lieu of owers, memo- and Wonderland Greyhound Kim Carmody of Nahant. then went underwater. Despite these efforts, Di- Clark of Salem, N.H., David rial donations may be made Park as a mutuel clerk. Service information: Rela- Armed with sonar equip- bella did not survive, he Clark and beloved sister-in- to Mother Caroline Academy Tom played and of ciated tives and friends are invited ment, the Environmental said. law Louise of North Falmouth and Education Center, 515 basketball and baseball in the to attend his funeral service Police located Dibella’s “The ache we feel for his and dear friend Jean Schaum- Blue Hill Ave., Dorchester, Lynn Park League, coached CYO Thursday, Sept. 13 at 11 a.m. body. State Police divers loved ones, for the gentle- burg of Falmouth. MA 02121, www.mcaec.org, basketball at St. Patrick’s Parish, in the NADWORNY Funer- made the recovery in the man himself, is beyond de- Lorraine was born and or to the JML Care Center bowled in the C.L.A. Bowling al Home, 798 Western Ave., Fore River Channel in Wey- scription,” Glasfeld added. raised in Medford but moved Activities Department, 184 League at the West Lynn Post Lynn, followed by burial in mouth just before 1 a.m. “We are all unable to com- to Lynn where she was em- Ter Heun Drive, Falmouth, Of ce Lanes. While serving in St. Mary’s Cemetery. Visiting The cruise operator said municate the depth of the ployed at the General Electric MA 02540. the United States Army, Tom hours prior to service from Dibella fell into the water sorrow we feel over the in- River Works Plant for 30 years. The family wishes to thank was a member of the Fort De- 9-11 a.m. after “engaging in horse- cident.” The investigation She volunteered for the Amer- the staff of the JML Care vens Boxing Team and compet- In lieu of owers please play aboard the vessel,” is ongoing and the Of ce ican Red Cross, American Center for the loving care ed in the Lowell Golden Gloves send donations to The Leu- according to a statement. of the Chief Medical Ex- Heart Association, the Lynn they gave to Lorraine the Boxing Tournament. kemia & Lymphoma Society The cruise company said aminer will determine the Branch of the Girls Clubs of past four years. Tom enjoyed reading, stamp (LLS), http://www.lls.org minutes before the victim exact cause and manner of America, My Brother’s Table For online guestbook, obit- collecting, word games and LLS, 70 Walnut St., Suite fell from the vessel, he Dibella’s death. and the Harrington Elemen- uary and directions, visit cribbage. He was a longtime 301, Wellesley, MA 02481 was doing a vertical push tary School before moving www.ccgfuneralhome.com. member of Cocktail League or Maureen Muckian’s Team: up from the bulwark, the Thomas Grillo can be Associates, The Lynn Classical http://pages.lightthenight. plank along the sides of reached at tgrillo@item- Monogram Club and was a org/ma/Nshorema18/ a ship, above the upper live.com. communicant at the former St. MAUREENSTEAM. For guest Patrick’s Parish in West Lynn. book and directions www. Viola M. Kellegrew, 95 Tom was a longtime Boston nadwornyfuneralhome.com. A Big Blue retruck? Where College football season ticket 1923-2018 holder and, after retirement, else but in Swampscott? enjoyed road trips to many BC CHELMSFORD — husband Chris of away games. SWAMPSCOTT Fire Apparatus and KME Viola May (Frederick) California, Barbara From A1 Fire Apparatus — were Kellegrew, recently Zysk of Haverhill, El- only offering a stainless of Chelmsford and len Stuckey and her Fire Capt. Graham Ar- steel aluminum blend, formerly of Medford, husband Charles of Barbara A. Pellizzaro, 70 cher told the Board of Breen said. Lynn and Saugus, Merrimac, and Bev- Selectmen last week that The new re engine passed away peace- erly Brown and her 1948-2018 he’s in favor of going blue through Seagrave is un- fully on Sunday, husband John of for the truck, but Swamp- der budget, Breen said, Sept. 9, 2018 at Westford; her grand- PEABODY — Bar- family. scott Fire Chief Kevin coming in at a cost of the Life Care Center children, Matthew bara Anne (Turner) Barbara is survived Breen said he’s still not $638,582. The construc- of Nashoba Valley. She was Moya, Kim Zysk, Jamie Zysk, Pellizzaro, 70, of Pea- by her husband, sold. The decision will tion of the truck is expect- 95 years old. Viola was the Cassie Shackleton, Nikki body, died peacefully Frank Pellizzaro; her be made at a pre-con- ed to take 280 days, and beloved wife of the late Wal- Shackleton and Jeffrey Rich- and surrounded by two sons and daugh- struction conference next the town should have its lace R. Kellegrew, who died in ardson; three great-grandchil- her family on Satur- ters-in-law, Peabody month. new engine next July. 2017, and the late Hershel dren, Kaylee, Alec and Hunter; day, Sept. 8 at the re ghter Michael “There were members of With the purchase, the Giggey who died in 1965. and her brother, Al Frederick Kaplan Family Hos- and Kristan Pellizzaro the apparatus (selection) re department will keep She was born in Revere on of California; and many nieces pice House in Dan- of Peabody and Mark committee that thought its equipment level at June 29, 1923 and was a and nephews. Viola was sadly vers. Barbara was the and Melissa Pellizzaro perhaps a blue truck sig- three pieces of appara- daughter of the late James and predeceased by two grand- devoted wife of 48 years to of Middleton; her brother and nifying Big Blue would be tus, with two engines, or Mildred (Sylvester) Frederick. children, Dan Robichaud and Frank J. Pellizzaro. sister-in-law, Lawrence and Ro- a good idea,” Breen said. pumper trucks, and one Viola was raised in Saugus Jessie Shackleton, her sib- Barbara was born in Pea- salie Turner of the Philippines; “I’m very much a tradi- ladder truck. and after graduating from lings, John Frederick, Mildred body on May 12, 1948, the her two sisters and brothers- tionalist with keeping the “We’re very excited Saugus High School, was em- DeFranzo and Dorothy Court. daughter of the late Lawrence in-law, Linda and John Vietri of red … (But) I’m keeping about it,” Breen said. ployed as a typist at General Service information: Vis- F. and Anne (Cushing) Turner, Peabody and Joan and Robert an open mind.” “This is an important pur- Electric. She resided in both iting hours will be held on and resided in Peabody all Melvin of Port Richie, Fla.; as Engine 21 would become chase for the department. Revere and Saugus before Wednesday from 5-8 p.m. her life. She was a graduate well as her four grandchildren, a reserve piece and Engine It keeps us on our tradi- settling in Lynn to raise her at the BLAKE CHELMSFORD of Peabody High School, Class Hannah, Julia, Sarah and Mad- 22 would be surplused, ac- tional track of apparatus family. Viola enjoyed music Funeral Home, 24 Worthen of 1966 and later received her ison Pellizzaro; and many niec- cording to Breen. replacement. Historically, and dancing and loved her St., Chelmsford. A prayer associate degree in Business es and nephews. Breen said there are we’ve tried to replace our time spent singing with the service will conclude the Administration from North Service information: A vis- other communities in dif- engines or frontline piec- Sweet Adeline’s chorus group visitation at 8 p.m. Inter- Shore Community College. itation will be held on Thurs- ferent parts of the country es right around 20 years in Lynn. Wallace and Viola re- ment will be private. Funeral Barbara was employed for day from 4 until 8 p.m. at the that have different colors sided in Medford for 30 years director Paul A. Hardy Jr. For 27 years as the accounts pay- CONWAY, CAHILL-BRODEUR because we’ve found that for re apparatus. Locally, after they pass 20 years, before moving to Chelmsford. directions and online condo- able clerk for the City of Pea- Funeral Home at the 82 Lynn he said there’s variations Viola is survived by her lences visit Chelmsfordfu- body School System prior to St., Peabody facility. Her fu- they start to break down on Swampscott’s current more often and are a lot daughters, June Giggey of neralhome.com and  nd us retiring in 2012. She enjoyed neral will be held on Friday red and white scheme. For Lynn, Patricia Moya and her on Facebook. going to Foxwoods and Mo- at 10 a.m. from the funeral less reliable.” instance, Salem has black Town Administrator hegan Sun as well as playing home followed by a funeral and red for its trucks. Bingo on Thursdays at the K Mass in St. John the Baptist Sean Fitzgerald said the When the idea was pre- new engine will allow of C in Lynn. Barbara was a Church, Peabody, at 11 a.m. sented to the selectmen, beloved member of the Pea- Burial will be in Cedar Grove re ghters to get to emer- Peter Spellios, the board’s gencies faster. David B. Riley, 43 body/Lynn Elks Lodge #1409 Cemetery Peabody. Expres- chairman, joked that he where her and Frank enjoyed sions of sympathy may be “Having apparatus that 1975-2018 liked the thought “best is speci cally designed to spending much of their time. made to Care Dimensions when there’s mutual aid She also loved walking her for Hospice House, 75 Sylvan ensure we have the right NAHANT — Mr. Da- Riley III and his wife calls and we’re in some- Browns Pond neighborhood St., Suite 102 B, Danvers, features and designs for vid B. Riley, age 43, Eileen of Winchester one else’s town and Mar- where she lived as a child and MA or to the Alzheimer’s As- safety is critically import- of Nahant, died un- and their children blehead has to have a blue later settled down with a fam- sociation, 309 Waverly Oaks ant,” Fitzgerald said. “I expectedly on Friday, Jack and Katie, his re truck.” ily of her own. She also en- Road, Waltham, MA 02452 think the Truck Selection Sept. 7, 2018, at his beloved dog Lou, and But of more importance, joyed reading, however, what in her memory. For guest- Committee … has done residence. other close family Breen said, is replacing an she cherished most was being book and directions, please a terri c job identifying Born in Boston in and friends. outdated piece of appara- with and caring for her entire visit www.ccbfuneral.com. features and components 1975, he was the Service infor- tus. The manufacturer the of this apparatus that will loving son of Sara mation: A memo- town chose for the new help ensure they have a F. (Tahaney) Riley of rial service will be re engine is Seagrave vehicle over the next 20 Nahant and the late Charles held on Thursday, Sept. 13, Fire Apparatus. years to provide depend- H. Riley Jr. Esq. David was 2018 at St. Thomas Aquinas Alfred S. Harris Sr., 74 Breen said the compa- able and quality service.” raised in Nahant and gradu- Church, Nahant, at 10 a.m. ny stood out because of The Board of Selectmen ated from Belmont Hill School Burial will be in Greenlawn its track record with reli- unanimously approved in 1993. He went on to earn Cemetery, Nahant. Relatives SAUGUS — Mr. Mr. Harris leaves his ability and overall qual- authorizing Fitzgerald his bachelor’s degree in 1997 and friends are respectfully Alfred “Sonny” Har- son, Brian Harris and ity of their products. But to nalize the re engine from Providence College. invited. Arrangements en- ris Sr., age 74, of Renee of Saugus; the deciding factor was purchase. Family and friends were trusted to SOLIMINE Funeral Saugus, formerly of and his sister, There- Seagrave specializes in everything to David. He loved Homes, Lynn. In lieu of ow- South Boston, died sea Galvin and her making stainless steel ap- Gayla Cawley can be boating, shing, gol ng and ers, donations in his memory at the Kaplan Hos- husband Michael of paratuses. Corrosion has reached at gcawley@item- laughing with his friends. Da- may be made to the North- pice House in Dan- Dorchester. He was been an issue for the re live.com. Follow her on vid was a caring and compas- east Animal Shelter, Salem, vers on Saturday, predeceased by his department in the past, Twitter @GaylaCawley. sionate person and was loved MA, and/or the American Sept. 1. He was the son Alfred S. Harris Jr. because Swampscott is a by everyone who knew him. He Heart Association. 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Gae- 2, in an apartment within ta said Home Base, a walking distance of Wyo- state-funded program ma Square and a 15-min- administered by LHAND, ute drive from the daycare and the Massachusetts center the younger girls Coalition for the Home- attend. His small living less’ Bed For Every Child room is dominated by box- programs stepped up to es of personal possessions help Rivera and his family. that need unpacking, a He said a Family Suc- double crib for the twins, cess case manager will and a small table. continue to assist Rivera He has help paying for over the next 12 months. daycare and half of his “We have a dedicated rent, but Rivera is scram- team at the Center,” said bling to find a job to replace Gaeta. the one in a restaurant Chez, a Lynn resident he had to quit in order to who manages 16 prop- care for his children. His erties in Massachusetts only family member is his and New Hampshire, said PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS brother, Jaime, who lives helping Rivera is a strong Stephen Feuerman had always seen himself as in Winchester. example of Harbor Man- a New Yorker, but “everything changed that “I’m looking for any- agement’s commitment to day,” he says of Sept. 11, 2001. thing,” he said. community service. The A helping hand from firm organizes communi- property management ty improvement projects A dark day remembered firm Harbor Management every three months with and Lynn Housing Au- past projects aiding My 9/11 tive American and gam- thority & Neighborhood Brother’s Table and Hab- From A1 ing issues. She’d grown up Development (LHAND) itat for Humanity. nearby, though her par- made it possible for Rivera She said Harbor’s values Feuerman had always ents had moved to North and his daughters to move also parallel LHAND’s seen himself as a New Carolina. into their Lynn apartment commitment to the great- Yorker, but “everything Then came the strike on on Sept. 1. er Lynn community. changed that day,” he says. the Pentagon, the paralyz- After paying medical “We all have the same Shaken by the experi- ing feeling of not knowing bills and expenses asso- goal: helping families in ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE ence, the apparel broker what might happen next, ciated with his wife’s fu- need. We can help when and his wife put their the weeks of watching neral, Rivera sought out A helping hand from property management other people can’t,” she home on the market weeks military aircraft patrol assistance to feed his chil- firm Harbor Management and Lynn Hous- said. later. Within four months, dren. An application for ing Authority & Neighborhood Development Even as he looks for around their suburban they and their two small Virginia home. food stamps introduced (LHAND) made it possible for Hugo A. Rive- work, Rivera, an El Salva- children moved to a gra- “It really made us have him to Kayla Rodriguez, ra and his daughters to move into their Lynn doran native, is changing cious South Florida sub- a wake-up call: ‘How do an assistance worker apartment on Sept. 1. 15 diapers a day and fix- urb they figured would be we want to live our lives?’” and Harbor Management ing or sterilizing a dozen safer than New York. Scott says. “Do we want to tenant who brought Rive- room,” Chez said. and first month’s rent in bottles of formula daily. So it was until this past ra’s plight to the attention He snatches sleep when be up here in this rat race She said Rivera connect- one of Harbor’s buildings. Valentine’s Day, when of Harbor Senior Property he can get it. A GoFundMe of Washington, D.C.?” Or ed with LHAND Family Rivera’s brother co-signed mass violence tore into Manager Irma Chez. page under his name is ac- Parkland, Fla., too. raising kids somewhere Success Center worker the required paperwork for “She told me his whole cepting contributions and “There really is no safe that didn’t feel so on- story. I told her I had a Lissette Contreras, who him and Rivera was over- he is grateful for the help place,” says Feuerman, guard, somewhere closer first-floor unit, deleaded, got the ball rolling to pro- joyed to have a home with he has received to date. whose children survived to family in times of cri- with air conditioning, near vide Rivera with help pay- enough space for his family. “The community has but lost friends in the mas- sis? the building’s laundry ing for his security deposit “There is everything helped me a lot,” he said. sacre that killed 17 peo- The choice wasn’t simple, ple at Marjory Stoneman particularly for a lobbyist. Douglas High School. The couple’s 2002 move to Nahant ordered to produce public records The Sept. 11, 2001, ter- the New Bern suburb of ror attacks prompted the Trent Woods meant extra NAHANT in trouble so many other teria within the April 9 response must be provided Feuermans and an un- costs, including a Wash- From A1 times. If this is the way request,” Rebecca Mur- to the secretary of state. counted number of others ington apartment and a that Town Hall is being ray, supervisor of records, “The Public Records Law to quietly move away from then-advanced phone sys- the three members of the run, then people need to wrote in the determina- strongly favors disclosure their lives near the hi- tem to make sure Scott Nahant Board of Select- know it so we can replace tion, which is addressed to by creating a presumption jacked-plane strikes that wouldn’t miss clients’ men through the Massa- our administration at vot- Barile. that all governmental re- killed nearly 3,000 people calls to his office there. chusetts Department of ing time. “I find the town must cords are public records,” in New York, the Pentagon Jennifer, already a lawyer, Energy Resources, where “There’s no sense in clarify whether it possess- said Murray. “’Public re- and a Pennsylvania field. had to take a second bar Barletta used to work, and hiding public records,” he es any additional records cords’ is broadly defined Some sought a place exam in North Carolina. received six emails, six said. “That’s not the way responsive to the April 9 to include all documenta- where they could feel safe. Friends suggested the days later. Bianchi said he that America was sup- and July 13 requests and ry materials or data, re- Some placed a new impor- Daceys were overreacting. expected duplicates once posed to run.” provide such records in a gardless of physical form tance on living near family. And it was an adjustment, Barile answered the same Barile declined to com- manner consistent with or characteristics, made Others simply re-evaluat- going from career-focused, ed what they wanted from request, but he was not ment. the Public Records Law or received by any officer on-the-go Washington to life. provided the emails. Bianchi made requests and its Access Regula- or employee of any town the gentler pace of eastern As the attacks’ 17th “Her role isn’t to decide on April 9, 2018; July 11, tions. The duty to comply of the Commonwealth, un- North Carolina. anniversary approached, which emails to give me, with requests for records less falling within a statu- But it also opened un- 2018; July 13, 2018 and The Associated Press it’s to give me the emails July 19, 2018. The town extends to those records tory exemption.” expected opportunities. The town has been or- caught up with several I requested,” said Bian- responded to the July 13 that exist and are in the Scott is a county commis- dered to provide Bianchi people who left and asked: chi. “What she’s doing is request on Aug. 3 and to possession, custody, or sioner and ran for Con- with a response in a man- Have they found what using her own judgment. the April 9 request on Aug. control of the custodian of gress; a Republican, he ner consistent with the they were looking for? If this culture isn’t called 16, according to the deter- records at the time of the “IT REALLY MADE never considered seeking Public Records Law, with- office in Democratic-lean- out — and it hasn’t been mination from Galvin’s request.” in 10 business days. US HAVE A WAKE-UP called out — then it’s go- office. Barile was also ordered CALL” ing northern Virginia. ing to continue. It’s the “Mr. Bianchi asserts the to provide responses to Bridget Turcotte can be About 30 weeks a year, Jennifer is a community behind-the-shadows deals, August 16th response did the July 11 and July 19 re- reached at bturcotte@item- Scott Dacey drives from college trustee and serves this, that, and the other, not match in any way, quests within 10 business live.com. Follow her on his home near New Bern, on other local boards. that has gotten Nahant shape, or form the cri- days. A copy of any such Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. N.C., to Washington for And their children, 17 a few days. 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If an Look for the Topsfield Fair program in our Sept. 27 edition. centrations of 30 percent animal is diagnosed with A4 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2018 OPINION Remembering the Lennon legend HOW TO REACH US E M. G D  In December, it will be the usual one-dimension- President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M H. S 38 years since John Len- al tribute, where all that Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg non was felled by bullets matters is if you get the E C  J. Edward M. Grant Advertising Director from Mark David Chap- look down, or you get all T  J  Gordon R. Hall man’s gun outside his New Steve the arcane elements of the 110 Munroe St. Editorial Director Monica Connell Healey York City apartment. songs right. With Lennon, P.O. Box 5 W J. K J. Patrick Norton Krause Chief Financial O cer Thirty-eight years is long everything about it is go- Lynn, MA 01903 Michael H. Shanahan J N. W  enough for revisionism to Customer Service Chief Operating O cer Chairman ing to have to be on point Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PŽ creep in concerning the the Sky with Diamonds,” to begin with, and Pip- Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 life of the man who formed “Being for the Benefit of er will have to convey, in Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 the Beatles and led them Mr. Kite,” “A Day in the some manner, the various Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 through the early stages of Life,” and “I Am the Wal- aspects of Lennon’s moods 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 their career (before a com- rus.” and his personality that Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 bination of drugs, ennui Friday night, singer/ prompted some of those Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 Classifi ed Advertising Brian C. Ÿayer, 1996-1999 and sheer exasperation guitarist Tim Piper will songs. classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 about how mind-numbing- bring his Lennon retro- And this should be in- Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 ly awful Beatlemania had spective, “Just Imagine,” teresting. Will he — in Subscriptions [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 become caused him to lose to Lynn Auditorium. Pip- Lennon character — give interest). And there’s been er, like most tribute art- some perspective into his Circulation plenty of revisionism. ists, bears enough of a re- battles with McCartney [email protected] Tribute bands have tried semblance to Lennon that that resulted in “How Do Ext. 3 to capture the essence of with some props and some You Sleep?” Will he delve Newsroom what the Beatles meant makeup, and if you squint into Lennon’s primal [email protected] to our music, our culture, just right, you can think scream period that spilled [email protected] and our national psyche. you’re seeing Lennon up over into his intensely per- Ext. 4 They may have been from EDITORIAL on stage. sonal and uber-raw “Plas- Sports England, but their role in I’m sure Piper approach- tic Ono Band” album? [email protected] helping the United States es the challenge of captur- Will he, as Lennon him- Ext. 5 heal after John F. Kenne- ing Lennon’s complex and self once said, confess dy’s assassination can- contradictory personality Retail and Online This 9/11, remember those that “Imagine” was “just a Advertising not be overlooked. Even with the reverence it de- bloody song, you know.” [email protected] who lost their lives and among adults to whom serves. It’s a given that What made Lennon rock ‘n’ roll was truly the Lennon wasn’t an easy great — I mean, really ADVERTISING honor those who gave theirs devil’s music, the Beatles guy to know, or to figure great — was his willing- Ernie Carpenter Jr. put a smile on faces and out. He had a hornet’s nest ness to allow his public to Director of Advertising elicited a chuckle or two, of issues and resentments see these different sides and Business Development, ext. 1355 Seventeen years ago today, the attacks on the [email protected] World Trade Center, the Pentagon and United thanks to their cheekiness that manifested them- of his personality work David McBournie Airlines Flight 93 that went down in Somerset and charm. It wasn’t until selves at the most con- against each other. In the the middle of the 1960s, founding of times. Know- Sales Representative, ext. 1280 County, Pa., brought our country together — days when there were [email protected] first in shock and disbelief, and soon after in when they developed a ing he was such a complex deep divisions between the little more confidence and person goes a long way to- Ralph Mitchell grief, and then with a common purpose. “McCartney people” and Sales Representative, ext. 1313 That purpose, while easily forgotten in a had a little less fear of ward tracing the ebbs and the “Lennon people” (con- [email protected] time of relative peace, was fresh in the minds what would happen if they flows of the band itself, as fession: I was a Lennon spoke out, that their true Patricia Whalen of Americans in the days and weeks following he was such a large part of guy), we’d say things like Sales Representative, ext. 1310 9/11. As President George W. Bush said in his personalities really began making it what it was … “well, John doesn’t write [email protected] Oct. 8, 2001, address to the nation, “Since Sept. to emerge. and then tearing it down silly love songs. He pro- BUSINESS OFFICE 11, an entire generation of young Americans Paul McCartney was the when he got tired of it. vides a glimpse right into has gained new understanding of the value of schmoozer. George Har- However, because there’s his soul.” Looking back on Susan J. Conti rison was the introvert. never been a time in it, that’s only slightly less Controller, ext. 1288 freedom and its cost in duty and in sacrifice.” [email protected] Now, 17 years later, a lifetime for many young Ringo Starr was the hap- American culture where pompous than the critic Americans, we look back on the cost of three py-go-lucky clown. the Beatles haven’t been who claimed there were Ted Grant And John Lennon? What objects of everybody’s fas- Publisher, ext. 1234 wars — one in Afghanistan, which continues Aeolian cadences in “Not a [email protected] to this day; another in Iraq that officially came was John Lennon? The cination, there has never Second Time.” Marian Kinney to an end in December 2011; and a third that easy answer is that he been a time for us to take I hope this retrospective was the group’s iconoclast a broader view of this leg- ext. 1212 takes place with the assistance of our allies carries with it the gravitas [email protected] whenever and wherever terrorists plot to dis- — the one who could be end. Not only does the re- that the subject matter counted on to raise an eye- visionism creep in, but the Will Kraft mantle the architecture of liberal democracy deserves. This isn’t just Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 and claim innocent lives. brow or two with his irrev- old, long-debunked, theo- another rock ‘n’ roll legend [email protected] Since 9/11, the “cost in duty and in sacrifice” erence. He’s the one who ries about how evil Yoko to be merchandised like a said in an interview that Ono ruined everything Jennifer Perez has been steep. As we wrote this Memorial Day, Beatle doll. It’s John Len- ext. 1205 “More than 2.7 million Americans have de- the Beatles had become have never really gone non. Let’s hope everyone [email protected] more popular than Jesus. away either. ployed since 9/11 in support of the global war connected with this show Mike Shanahan on terrorism, the longest war in our nation’s He was the one who wrote What we’re left with is a remembers that. Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 history. And among them, close to 7,000 men the mind-bending songs, dichotomy that’s as fresh [email protected] Steve Krause can be and women in uniform have given their lives such as “Tomorrow Nev- in our minds now as it Carolina Trujillo safeguarding democracy at home and abroad.” er Knows,” “Strawberry was then. This represents reached at skrause@item- Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 Today, as the names of the nearly 3,000 men, Fields Forever,” “Lucy in kind of a departure from live.com. [email protected] women and children from more than 90 coun- Jim Wilson tries who perished on 9/11 are read aloud, our Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 [email protected] thoughts and prayers will be with the victims’ families. But our thoughts and prayers also will CIRCULATION be with the thousands of military families who Lisa Mahmoud lost family members — son or daughter, wife or Manager, ext. 1239 husband, mother or father — in the long strug- [email protected] gle to defend freedom. CLASSIFIED At the same time, we want to acknowledge Abbe Young Smith the brave men and women — the veterans of Manager, ext. 1276 our post-9/11 wars — who have returned from [email protected] foreign soil and are adjusting to civilian life. NEWSROOM Many carry the physical wounds of war — an Mike Alongi amputated limb or traumatic brain injury. Oth- Sports Reporter ext. 1228 ers suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder, [email protected] depression, anxiety and suicidal thoughts. Bill Brotherton As a nation, we need to do a better job of rec- Features Editor ext. 1338 ognizing and addressing these mental illnesses, [email protected] and making sure our veterans get the health Gayla Cawley care and job opportunities they deserve. As Reporter, ext. 1236 Bush said in his 2017 book, Portraits of Cour- [email protected] age, “It was courageous to volunteer in the face Cheryl Charles of danger, and it’s just as courageous to talk MICHAEL MCGOUGH News Editor, ext. 1278 about the invisible wounds of war.” [email protected] In Dallas, the Bush Institute has partnered Bella diGrazia with businesses, nonprofits and government Kamala Harris’ mind-reading act at the Reporter, ext. 1317 agencies to help post-9/11 veterans make the [email protected] often difficult transition to civilian life, find Thomas Grillo meaningful work and heal the invisible wounds Kavanaugh hearing failed miserably Reporter, ext. 1264 of war. This is important work that deserves [email protected] the support of Texans and all Americans. Among several surreal Kavanaugh reasonably with anyone at that law Spenser Hasak Yet at the same time, it’s important to ac- moments at the confirma- asked Harris, “Is there firm? The investigation Photographer, ext. 1332 [email protected] knowledge what the millions of post-9/11 vet- tion hearings for Supreme a person you’re talking has only been going on for erans have given back to our society — as civic, Court nominee Brett about?” She shot back: Thor Jourgensen so long, sir.” Editorial Director, ext. 1267 business and political leaders — after leaving Kavanaugh, one of the “I’m asking you a very di- It gets even stranger [email protected] military service. According to With Honor, a strangest was an encoun- rect question: yes or no?” after that, with Harris ter Wednesday evening be- “I’m not sure I know ev- Daniel Kane nonpartisan super PAC dedicated to electing engaging in Kreskin-like Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 post-9/11 veterans to Congress, nearly 200 vet- tween Sen. Kamala Harris eryone who works at that mind-reading (“I think [email protected] erans are seeking U.S. House seats in the No- and the nominee. law firm,” Kavanaugh you’re thinking of some- Steve Krause vember elections. In full prosecutorial said. one and you don’t want to Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 On the nongovernmental front, veteran-run mode, Harris asked Kava- Harris pressed on: “I tell us.”) [email protected] naugh: “Have you discussed don’t think you need to. groups like Team Rubicon are stepping up and At Thursday’s session Owen O’Rourke (Robert S.) Mueller or his I think you need to know helping first responders and local communities Kavanaugh told Sen. Or- Photographer, ext. 1224 meet the needs of disaster victims in the U.S. investigation with anyone who you talked with. [email protected] rin Hatch that “I don’t re- and abroad. Founded in 2010 by former Ma- at Kasowitz Benson Torres, Who’d you talk to?” call any conversations of Emma LeBlanc Pérez rines Jake Wood and William McNulty, Team the law firm founded by Kavanaugh: “I’m not re- Copy Editor that kind with anyone at Rubicon has grown from eight to 80,000 vol- Marc Kasowitz, President membering, but I’m happy [email protected] that law firm” about the unteers — 70 percent of whom are veterans — Trump’s personal lawyer?” to be refreshed or if you Harold Rivera and has responded to more than 275 disasters She added the portentous want to tell me who you’re Mueller investigation. Sports Editor, ext. 1238 around the globe with humanitarian aid, in- warning: “Be sure about thinking (of). CNN quoted Harris as [email protected] cluding immediate rescue and relief operations, your answer, sir.” Harris: “Are you say- saying that “I have a good Roberto Scalese medical care and housing. Like most people watch- ing that with all that you reason to believe there Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 So, this 9/11, we remember those civilians ing, I assumed Harris was remember — you have was a conversation” and [email protected] who lost their lives on that horrible Septem- about to confront Kava- an impeccable memory; that her question was Mark Sutherland ber day, and the first responders who saved naugh with evidence that you’ve been speaking for based on “pretty reliable” Creative Director [email protected] so many. But we also thank and honor those there had been such a po- almost eight hours, I think evidence. Her grilling of who have defended our freedom in the 17 years tentially problematic con- more, to this committee Kavanaugh would have Anne Marie Tobin versation, and name the about all sorts of things Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 since, and those who continue to serve humani- been more effective if she [email protected] ty — in countless ways — after leaving military lawyer with whom Kava- you remember. How can had provided it. service. naugh supposedly commu- you not remember wheth- Bridget Turcotte Michael McGough is a Reporter, ext. 1269 nicated. er or not you had a conver- [email protected] An editorial from The Dallas Morning News. But there was no big re- sation about Robert Muel- columnist for the Los An- veal. ler or his investigation geles Times. Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. 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By Julie Pace of justice by Trump. ASSOCIATED PRESS Democrats need a net gain of 23 seats to take WASHINGTON — Con- control of the House. Op- trol of Congress and the eratives in both parties future of Donald Trump's believe at least 40 seats presidency are on the line will be competitive in No- as the primary season clos- vember. es this week, jump-start- Corry Bliss, who runs a PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ing a two-month sprint to super PAC aligned with Election Day that will test House Speaker Paul Ryan, Map shows probable path of Hurricane Flor- Democrats' ability to har- acknowledged a "tough ence on the Southeast coast as of Monday. ness opposition to Trump environment" for Republi- and determine whether cans that could quickly be- the Republican president come too difficult for some Florence explodes to can get his supporters to incumbents to overcome. the polls. "Incumbents who wake For both parties, the up down in the beginning a Category 4, takes stakes are exceedingly of October are not going high. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS to be able to fix it in this After crushing defeats environment," Bliss said. aim at the Carolinas in 2016, Democrats open Democratic incumbents had a wakeup call "But incumbents who go By Jonathan Drew eastern hog farms that the fall campaign brim- during primaries after New York Rep. Joe on the offense early can ASSOCIATED PRESS store animal waste in ming with confidenceCrowley lost to 28-year-old first-time candidate and will win." massive open-air lagoons. about their prospects for Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. Democratic incumbents RALEIGH, N.C. — National Hurricane retaking the House, which had a similar wakeup call Florence exploded into a Center Director Ken Gra- would give them power to voters, particularly wom- typically suffers big losses during the primaries after potentially catastroph- ham warned that Flor- open a wide swath of in- en, peel away because of in the first midterm elec- New York Rep. Joe Crow- ic Category 4 hurricane ence was forecast to linger vestigations into Trump or their disdain for Trump. tion after taking office. ley, who held a powerful Monday as it closed in on over the Carolinas once even launch impeachment The shift seems likely to And despite a strong econ- leadership position in North and South Caroli- it reaches shore. People proceedings. The outcome cost the party in several omy, Republicans must Congress, stunningly lost na, carrying winds up to living well inland should of the election, which fea- key congressional races. also contend with the to 28-year-old first-time 130 mph and water that prepare to lose power and tures a record number of Still, party leaders are president's sagging ap- candidate Alexandria Oc- could wreak havoc over a endure flooding and other Democratic female and optimistic that Republi- proval rating and the con- asio-Cortez. She's among wide stretch of the eastern hazards, he warned. minority candidates, will cans can keep control of stant swirl of controversy several younger minority United States later this "It's not just the coast," also help shape the party's the Senate, which could hanging over the White candidates who defeated week. Graham said. "When you direction heading into the help insulate Trump from House, including special older, more established op- The South Carolina gov- stall a system like this 2020 presidential race. a raft of Democratic inves- counsel Robert Mueller's ponents, signaling a desire ernor ordered the state's and it moves real slow, Republicans have spent tigations. ongoing probe into Rus- among many Democratic entire coastline to be evac- some of that rainfall can the primary season anx- History is not on Trump's sian election interference voters for generational uated starting at noon extend well away from the iously watching suburban side. The president's party and possible obstruction change. Tuesday. center." The storm's first effects A warm ocean is the were already being seen fuel that powers hurri- on barrier islands as dan- canes, and Florence will Case against officer who killed gerous rip currents hit be moving over waters beaches and seawater where temperatures are flowed over a state high- peaking near 85 degrees, way. Communities along hurricane specialist Eric neighbor to go to grand jury a stretch of coastline that Blake wrote. And with lit- is vulnerable to rising tle wind shear to pull the By Ryan Tarinelli floor, instead of the third, sea levels due to climate storm apart, Florence's and Ken Miller where she lived, possibly change prepared to evac- hurricane wind field was ASSOCIATED PRESS suggesting that she was uate. expected to expand over confused or disoriented. For many people, the the coming days, increas- DALLAS — The case When she put her key in challenge could be finding ing its storm surge and against a white Dallas po- the unlocked apartment a safe refuge: If Florence inland wind threats. lice officer who shot and door, it opened. Inside, the slows to a crawl just off By noon Monday, Flor- killed a black neighbor in lights were off. Then she the coast, it could bring ence was centered about the neighbor's home will saw a figure in the dark- torrential rains to the Ap- 1,230 miles east-south- be presented to a grand ness, according to the of- palachian mountains and east of Cape Fear, N.C., jury, which could decide on ficial, who was not autho- as far away as West Vir- and moving west at 13 more serious charges than rized to discuss the case ginia, causing flash floods, mph. Its center will move manslaughter, the district publicly. mudslides and other dan- between Bermuda and attorney overseeing the The officer concluded gerous conditions. the Bahamas on Tuesday case said Monday. that her apartment was The storm's potential and Wednesday and ap- Lawyers for the victim's being burglarized, drew path also includes half proach the coast of South family questioned why it her weapon and fired a dozen nuclear power Carolina or North Caroli- took three days for offi- twice. When she turned on plants, pits holding coal- na on Thursday, the Na- cer Amber Guyger to be the lights, she realized she ash and other industri- tional Hurricane Center charged and why she was so was in the wrong unit, the al waste, and numerous said. quick to use deadly force in newspaper reported. her encounter with 26-year- A spokeswoman for the old Botham Jean, who lived PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Texas Rangers did not Trump vents over leaks on a different floor in the immediately return a call same apartment complex. Dr. Pamela Grayson raises her fist as Solomon from The Associated Press as Woodward pushes She told authorities she Grayson, 6, peeks behind her sign during a seeking to confirm the de- mistook the neighbor's unit Mothers Against Police Brutality candlelight tails of newspaper report. for her own. vigil for Botham Jean on Friday in Dallas. Mayor Mike Rawlings back on book criticism The officer was arrested also said Monday that on one track while his Sunday night and booked Dallas County District At- of the case, The Dallas By Catherine Lucey Guyger had parked on the and Jonathan Lemire administration largely into jail in neighboring torney Faith Johnson said Morning News reported wrong floor. ASSOCIATED PRESS moved on another. There Kaufman County before the decision was made by that Guyger had just end- The Dallas County med- was fear among some being released on bond. the Texas Rangers, who ed a 15-hour shift Thurs- ical examiner's office said WASHINGTON — Pres- Trump advisers that if When asked why Guy- are also investigating. day when she returned in Jean died of a gunshot ident Donald Trump vent- the president felt that ger was allowed to sur- Citing an unidentified uniform to the South Side wound to the chest. His ed over White House leaks his staff or the Justice render somewhere other law enforcement official Flats apartment complex. death was ruled a homi- Monday as a new tell-all Department was not car- than Dallas County's jail, with direct knowledge She parked on the fourth cide. book commands attention, rying out his order to find an anonymous writer de- the leakers, then he could tailing "resistance" in the feel compelled to make Florida GOP gubernatorial nominee administration remains at changes. large and a former staffer At a White House reveals more private re- press briefing, Sanders DeSantis resigns from Congress cordings of the command- slammed the book "Fear," er in chief. from veteran journalist But while Trump con- Bob Woodward, as "care- By Brendan anti-immigrant and an- tinues to insist private- Farrington ti-black movements. Oth- less and reckless." ly that he wants leakers Woodward staunchly de- ASSOCIATED PRESS er Republican congress- punished — in particular, men, U.S. senators and fended his work, saying on TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — the author of an unsigned governors have spoken NBC's "Today" show that Republican U.S. Rep. Ron New York Times opinion Defense Secretary Jim at events organized by DeSantis resigned from piece — it remained un- Mattis and White House Horowitz, including U.S. Congress on Monday to clear if his administra- chief of staff John Kelly Attorney General Jeff Ses- focus on his bid to become tion would mete out any "are not telling the truth" sions when he was still in Florida's next governor. discipline. Spokeswoman when they deny mak- the Senate and then-Tex- DeSantis sent a letter Sarah Huckabee Sanders ing disparaging remarks to House Speaker Paul as Gov. Rick Perry. said no lie detectors were about Trump attributed to Ryan and asked that his Gillum responded to the being used to smoke out them. resignation be retroactive report on Twitter. the writer of the op-ed, Trump officials have to Sept. 1 so he receives "I'm ready to bring Flor- though she insisted the rushed to distance them- no pay for the month. ida together, which means West Wing would like to selves from the op-ed and The northeast Florida having the courage to see an investigation. from Woodward's book, congressman won the Re- stand up to the forces of Sanders said it's up to both of which depict a publican nomination on division. I would hope Ron the Justice Department to White House mired in dys- DeSantis would feel the make that determination. Aug. 28 with the help of FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS function, with aides dis- President Donald Trump's same way, but his actions "But someone actively try- paraging the Republican endorsement. Early polls Early polls show that Ron DeSantis is in a tight and words are deeply trou- ing to undermine the duly president and working to show he is in a tight race race with Democratic nominee and Tallahassee bling," Gillum tweeted. elected president and the prevent him from making with Democratic nominee Mayor Andrew Gillum. The DeSantis campaign entire executive branch of disastrous decisions. and Tallahassee Mayor declined to comment on government, that seems It was not clear how Andrew Gillum. circumstances, it would nual event organized by the report. quite problematic to aggressive White House "As the Republican nom- be inappropriate for me to the David Horowitz Free- Former Pinellas Coun- me and something they efforts were to root out inee for Governor of Flor- accept a salary," DeSantis dom Center. Horowitz is ty Republican Chairman should take a look at," she the op-ed writer, though a ida, it is clear to me that wrote. known for anti-Muslim Tony DiMatteo said De- said. person close to the White I will likely miss the vast The resignation also rhetoric, and the South- Santis' association with It appeared to be anoth- House who was not au- majority of our remain- comes as The Washington ern Poverty Law Center Horowitz's group wouldn't er instance of the presi- thorized to speak publicly ing session days for this Post reports on speeches says he has been a driving make a difference in the dent versus the presiden- said officials had focused Congress. Under these DeSantis made at an an- force behind anti-Muslim, election. cy, as Trump proceeded in on a few names. A6 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2018 POLICE/FIRE Saugus firefighters All address information, particu- not blocking driveway. Car is Star Towing. dose on Pleasant Street at larly arrests, reflect police records. In registered to a neighbor who is 7 p.m. Friday; on Pemberton the event of a perceived inaccuracy, moving it. Accidents Street at 9:18 p.m. Sunday. put out blaze at it is the sole responsibility of the con- Caller reported an erratic ve- hicle on Saturday at 9:16 p.m. A report of a motor vehicle SAUGUS cerned party to contact the relevant on Saunders Road. Officer re- crash at 4:35 p.m. Sunday at Lincoln Ave. home police department and have the ports unable to locate vehicle. the Kelley Volkswagen storage lot at 151 Andover St. Officer Arrests By Bridget Turcotte The property is a three- department issue a notice of correc- Caller reported tires screech- ITEM STAFF unit home with five bed- reports there were no injuries tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or ing and a verbal argument Pedro A. Vargas, 29, of 135 rooms and three bath- and papers were exchanged. SAUGUS — Firefighters clarifications will not be made without at 939 Salem St. and 23 B Winthrop St., Framingham, rooms, valued at $535,500, A three-car motor vehicle extinguished a blaze in a express notice of change from the ar- Douglass Road on Saturday was arrested and charged with according to Patriot Prop- crash was reported on Sun- unlicensed operation of a mo- home at 76 Lincoln Ave. erties. resting police department. at 10:02. Officer reports a day at 9:28 p.m. at 38 Central tor vehicle, speeding, and fail- Sunday morning. "We used about 300 gal- woman was yelling because "The fire was in the attic St. and 2 Stevens St. Officer lons of water to put the she thought she damaged her ure to slow down. — an unoccupied apart- LYNN reports operator of second fire out," said D'Eon. "It vehicle after swerving to avoid Kayser J. Herrera, 22, of 16 ment," said Deputy Fire vehicle was warned for failure actually minimized the hitting an animal. Crowninshield St., Apt. 104, Chief Tom D'Eon. "The damage to the house. They Accidents Officer requested on Salem to yield at a stop sign. Central Peabody, was arrested on war- arriving companies had did an excellent job. It was Street where a caller reported Street traffic was shut down rant charges. smoke showing out the A report of a motor vehicle temporarily. Two operators re- a great stop. They caught crash at 3:43 p.m. Sunday at kids in the driveway throwing front window. They did an fused medical attention. Accidents aggressive attack with a the fire just in time before Chestnut and Essex streets; at rocks at vehicles on Sunday it could take hold of the at 6:31 p.m.. Officer reports a hose line. They put it up 5:29 p.m. Sunday at 30 Bay A report of a car into a pole entire third floor and they branch had fallen from a tree, Complaints the interior stairs and put View Ave.; at 5:36 p.m. Sun- at Newhall Avenue and Main saved the house. I can't no kids in the area. the fire out. It was a great day at 175 Beacon Hill Ave.; at A report of a drunk person on Street at 10:53 a.m. Friday. say enough about how Owner of Lynnfield Glass at save — they were able to 6:35 p.m. Sunday at Chatham Sunday at 3:04 p.m. at the East Police report a USPS mailbox save the house." well they did knocking the 954 Salem St. reported a car Street and Western Avenue; at End Veterans Memorial Park at was struck. One person was A second-floor occupant fire down." parked in the driveway for an D'Eon commended Capt. 7:38 p.m. Sunday at 44 Ne- 45 Walnut St. Man was taken transported to Salem Hospital was alerted to the sound hour that looks suspicious on Scott Phelan, Lt. Eric whall St.; at 7:48 p.m. Sun- to the Lahey Medical Center. and summonsed for charges of of a fire alarm going off Sunday at 7:46 p.m. Officer re- Hansen, Lt. Chris Pozark, day on Bulfinch Road; at 8:46 A bicycle was reported stolen operating under the influence. upstairs, said D'Eon. He p.m. Sunday at Hanover and N. ports it was a reporter from The on Sunday at 3:39 p.m. from went up to the vacant and their crews for their A report of a motor vehicle strategic take-down of the Common streets; at 7:37 a.m. Boston Globe who was looking 74 Franklin St. Officer will doc- attic apartment, found accident at Walmart on Broad- fire. to speak with someone. ument. smoke, closed the doors Monday at 21 Tremont St. way at 1:31 p.m. Friday; at "They did a great job — A report of a motor vehicle Neighbor yelling and scream- and exited the house with ing was reported on Monday 401 Main St. at 10:20 p.m. his family, which includes they do a great job every hit and run crash at 1:45 a.m. REVERE Friday; on 107 Southbound at a baby. day they're out there," Monday at 555 Essex St. at 2:06 a.m. in the Lynnfield Commons at 375 North Broad- 7:40 a.m. Saturday; at Square As the occupant was said D'Eon. "All the train- A report of a motor vehicle Arrests ing they do and the dedi- way. Officer reports neighbor is One Mall on Broadway at 4:10 calling for help around crash with personal injury at p.m. Saturday; at Newhall and 10:15 a.m., D'Eon said, cation they have shows." not yelling, just being loud but Thomas Roarke, 57, of 444 8:25 a.m. Monday at Cleveland Wendell streets at 10:53 p.m. people driving by were will shut down for the night. Harrison Ave., Boston, was ar- Street and Western Avenue; at Sunday. also reporting smoke from Bridget Turcotte can be 1:37 p.m. Monday at 19 Union rested and charged with shop- the home. Nobody was in- reached at bturcotte@item- St. MARBLEHEAD lifting by asportation. Complaints side when firefighters -ar live.com. Follow her on Javier Besareo Arroyave, 53, rived. Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. Assaults Accident of 404 Park Ave., Revere, was A report of an abandoned arrested on warrant charges. motor vehicle at Walmart on MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS A report of an assault and A report of a motor vehicle Cristian A. Carcamo, 25, Broadway at 8:07 a.m. Friday. battery at 2:34 p.m. Sunday on hit and run crash at 9:44 a.m. of 478 Saratoga St., Apt. 1, A caller reported she was Sunday on Nahant Street. MS-13 gang leader and may not have known Joyce Street. East Boston, was arrested and getting vulgar, disturbing text the girl was underage. A report of an assault and charged with operating under sentenced to 21 Complaints messages over a business battery with a dangerous weap- the influence of liquor, number transaction on Cleveland Ave- years in prison UMass student on at 5:36 p.m. Sunday on Ar- plate violation to conceal ID, nue at 10:13 a.m. Friday. A caller reported a man was BOSTON (AP) — A arrested for assaulting lington Street. standing in front of Starbucks uninsured motor vehicle, and A caller reported her dog A report of an assault at 9:18 unregistered motor vehicle. leader of the MS-13 gang paramedics, police with his signs at 8:58 a.m. was bitten by another dog at has been sentenced to a.m. Monday on Mall Street. Jorge A. Almendarez, 58, of Sunday on Pleasant Street. 38 Magnolia St. at 11:29 a.m. 21 years in prison after AMHERST (AP) — The caller was told the man 96 Reservoir Ave., Apt. 3, Re- Friday. pleading guilty to racke- Police have arrested a col- Breaking and Entering was expressing his freedom of vere, was arrested and charged A caller reported a spare tire teering charges. lege student who they say with assault with a dangerous A report of a breaking and speech. fell off a truck and damaged Federal prosecutors assaulted three paramed- weapon. ics and a police officer. entering at 1:40 p.m. Sunday A report of aggressive mo- her vehicle on Route 1 South say German Hernandez Edward N. Hurtado, 48, of Escobar was a leader of Authorities say the as- at 199 Boston St.; at 1:45 p.m. peds at 9:40 a.m. Sunday on near Papa Gino’s at 4:05 p.m. 146A Newman St., Apt. A, was MS-13’s Everett Loco Sal- sault happened Saturday Sunday at 20 Johnson St. Maple Street. Friday. A caller reported a group of arrested on warrant charges. A report of a telephone wire vatrucha clique that sold night when paramedics kids were coming and going Norvin V. Hernandez-Paz, down on Staaf Road at 6:58 marijuana to finance its were trying to treat the Overdoses University of Massachu- from a Sevinor Road home at 20, of 187 Belmont St., Ever- p.m. Friday. criminal operations. The 30-year-old, who setts Amherst student. A report of an overdose at 12:54 p.m. Sunday. The home- ett, was arrested for violating a A caller reported a motor ve- prosecutors say was Amherst Fire Chief Tim 2:17 p.m. Sunday on Eastern city ordinance and disorderly hicle was crossing the double owner was notified. nicknamed “Terible,” was Nelson says the student Avenue; at 8:10 p.m. Sunday conduct. lines on Harvard Avenue and Teanisa Marie Dunbar, 36, sentenced Monday in removed the straps hold- at Honey Dew Donuts at 435 going up on the sidewalk at ing him to a stretcher and NAHANT of 17 Duke St., Apt. 2, Lynn, Boston federal court. He Lynnway. 11:45 p.m. Friday. reached a plea deal with punched a paramedic in was arrested on four counts Arrest A Susan Drive resident re- prosecutors just as he was the back of a head. Theft of breaking and entering into ported a suspicious vehicle to stand trial in March. Nelson says the student Wilfredo A. Delacruz, 21, of a vehicle or boat during the parked in front of her home Hernandez Escobar was continued to punch and A report of a larceny at 7:16 64 Foster St. Apt. 205, Peabody, nighttime for a felony, receiv- “for some time” at 10:57 a.m. among 61 people indicted kick other paramedics p.m. Sunday at 10 Ford St. was arrested and charged with ing stolen property valued at Saturday. She further report- in a 2016 raid targeting and a police officer who A report of motor vehicle theft operating under the influence less than $1,200, and warrant ed the operator, a black male MS-13 in Massachusetts. arrived to help until he at 12:12 p.m. Monday at 53 of liquor, negligent operation of charges. wearing a dress shirt, has been The operation remains was subdued. Ashland St. a motor vehicle, and disorderly Dana McCoullum, 18, of rifling through various car seats the largest takedown of The student is facing a conduct. 1050 Tremont St., Roxbury, and other items in the back MS-13 in U.S. history. felony charge of assault- Vandalism was arrested and charged with of the vehicle for “some time.” Hernandez Escobar will ing an EMT, and a charge unlicensed operation of a mo- serve 23 years behind of assaulting a police A report of motor vehicle van- Complaints The caller claimed the operator tor vehicle, person under 21 bars because of a sen- officer. dalism at 12:34 p.m. Sunday stripped down naked and ap- A report of an illegally parked possessing liquor, negligent tence he received in May Police have not released at 36 Newhall St. peared to be washing himself the name or age of the car at Forty Steps Lane and Na- operation of a motor vehicle, in a gun case. He’s subject in the street. Police report the to deportation to his student. hant Road at 9:42 p.m. Friday. speeding in violation of spe- vehicle left prior to their arrival. native El Salvador after Nelson says he has LYNNFIELD The car is described as a “tan cial regulations, marked lanes colored foreign car with a note A caller reported a man be- completing his sentence. contacted the dean of the violation, failure to signal, fail- hind the wheel of a vehicle at university. Arrest on the windshield.” ure to stop for police, and two A report of a trailer parked on Dunkin’ Donuts drinking al- Police: Man offers to ‘buy’ William Swymer, 62, of 7 counts of assault with a dan- cohol at 2:39 p.m. Saturday. Police: Student called in Harborview Road at 7:55 a.m. gerous weapon. teen girl from parents Vining Court, Woburn, was ar- Saturday. Police report the owner of the hoax bomb threat to his bus rested on Saturday at 7:11 vehicle, a woman, was eating BOSTON (AP) — A New A report of a woman on the Accidents Hampshire man who au- BRIDGEWATER (AP) p.m. and charged with failure beach with a dog who won’t lunch in her vehicle. to stop for police, child endan- A report of a large group of thorities say offered cash — A high school student leave near the Nahant Coast A report of a motor vehi- to “buy” a 13-year-old girl is facing charges for call- germent while under the influ- Guard Station at 8:29 a.m. Sat- cle accident on North Shore youths all fighting in the street on Elaine Avenue at 11:11 p.m. from her parents before ing in what police say was ence, possession of a Class A urday. Police report the woman Road at 7:22 a.m. Friday; at grabbing her arm in an a hoax bomb threat to a Saturday. Police report a party drug, leaving the scene of an was very uncooperative. Northgate Shopping Center attempted kidnapping school bus, resulting in its accident with property damage, A Trimountain Road resident on Squire Road at 9:24 a.m. has been dispersed. has been ordered held on evacuation. negligent operation of a motor reported a vehicle parked on Friday; at Mahoney Circle at A report of someone smoking $7,500 bail. State police said they vehicle, and operating a motor the street with the lights on for 12:24 p.m. Friday; at Eliot Cir- in their room at Holiday Inn Ex- The judge also said responded to a rest stop vehicle under the influence of more than two hours at 11:08 cle at 12:45 p.m. Friday; on press at 2:33 a.m. Sunday. Monday that if Alfred on Route 24 in Bridgewa- drugs. p.m. Saturday. Police report a Lynn Marsh Road at 7:31 a.m. A report of a man yelling and Patterson posts bail, he ter on Friday afternoon person in the car going in and Saturday; at Taco Bell on Squire causing a disturbance at Sears must stay out of Massa- for reports of a bomb Accidents out of consciousness. The driver Road at 3:41 p.m. Saturday; at at the Square One Mall at 1:49 chusetts and away from threat on a bus carrying was arrested and charged with Market Basket on Squire Road p.m. Sunday. the victim and her family. Bristol-Plymouth Region- A motor vehicle crash with Police say Patterson, of al Technical High School operating under the influence at 4:29 p.m. Saturday; at Price property damage was reported Raymond, approached the students. Rite on Squire Road at 12:37 Theft on Friday at 11:52 a.m. at Wal- of liquor, negligent operation of family near Faneuil Hall The Enterprise of p.m. Sunday; at Beach Street nut Street by AAA. Officer re- a motor vehicle, and disorderly A caller reported her wallet about 4:30 p.m. Sunday. Brockton reports the conduct. and North Shore Road 2:16 ports there were no injuries and was stolen while she was at After making the offer state police bomb squad A report of a loud group of p.m. Sunday; at Brown Circle at papers have been exchanged. Panera Bread at 2:23 p.m. Sat- to “buy” the girl, police searched the bus and kids at Wharf Street and Willow 3:45 p.m. Sunday. A motor vehicle crash was urday. She then received a noti- say he grabbed her by did not find any bombs. Road at 1:30 a.m. Sunday. fication of someone attempting the arm and attempted to Police later determined reported on Friday at 7:11 p.m. Complaint on Salem Street at Route 128 to make a $4,000 purchase at drag her away. The child’s the threat came from a father intervened and the student on the bus. at Exit 41, 683 Walnut St. PEABODY A report of threats on True Best Buy using her card. A caller reported several fe- man ran away. The man The student’s identity Street at 11:39 a.m. Sunday. was apprehended nearby. was not made public. Arrests males stole merchandise from Animal Control Patterson’s attorney, The students were later Theft DSW on Broadway and fled in a Caller reported a blue pickup Mark McCarron, 52, of 30 Patrick Colvario, said the put on another bus to be van at 4:47 p.m. Sunday. man has cognitive issues taken home. truck with dog in cage in the Elmwood Circle, was arrested A report of a breaking and on Sunday at 8:45 p.m. fol- bed of the truck on Friday at entering on Marshall Street at SWAMPSCOTT 7:42 p.m. Officer reports they lowing an accident at 46 Bar- 11:14 p.m. Friday; on Fenno tholomew St. and charged with were unable to locate. Street at 1:05 p.m. Friday; on Breaking and Entering operating under the influence Conant Street at 3:03 p.m. Sat- Lynn Drug Task Force Complaints of liquor, marked lanes viola- urday; A report of a breaking and tion, and negligent operation of A report of shoplifting from entering at 3:15 p.m. Sunday Hotline A caller reported a tree down a motor vehicle. Walgreens on Broadway at at 114 Puritan Lane; at 6:24 on Main Street between Sum- John J. Butler, 33, of 65 Con- 11:31 p.m. Friday; from Target a.m. Monday at 10 Lexington mer and Essex streets on Sat- verse St., Wakefield, was arrest- on Furlong Drive at 9:18 p.m. Circle. 781-477-4444 CALL 24 HOURS A DAY urday at 7:28 a.m. Officer re- ed on Monday at 12:39 a.m. Saturday; from Target on Fur- or text the word tiplynn ports Verizon has been notified. and charged with operating long Drive at 7:43 p.m. Sunday. Complaint and your tip to “tip411” (847411) On Saturday at 4:10 p.m., a under the influence of liquor for caller reported a car is block- the third time, operating a mo- Overdoses A report of suspicious activi- Spanish menu available ing his driveway at 32 Vokes tor vehicle with a suspended ty at 3:18 p.m. Sunday at 136 Terrace. Officer reports car is license. Vehicle towed by Four A report of a possible over- Ocean Ave. All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. Callers may remain anonymous. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT CBS sets aside $120M for Moonves, but will he get it? By David Bauder forced oral sex, groping ASSOCIATED PRESS and retaliation if they resisted. Moonves has de- NEW YORK — CBS nied the charges, though revealed Monday that it he said he had consensual set aside $120 million in relations with some of the severance for ousted chief women. executive Leslie Moonves. The network's chief op- But whether he sees a pen- erating officer, Joseph ny of it is one of the tough Ianniello, is taking over as and potentially incendi- president and CEO until ary decisions the network a reshaped board of direc- faces after his resignation tors can find a permanent over sexual misconduct accusations. replacement, CBS said. Despite Moonves' an- David Nevins, chief exec- nounced exit Sunday, out- utive at CBS' Showtime side lawyers hired by CBS network, was said to be a continue to investigate al- leading candidate. legations against him and Some of the allegations Jeff Fager, the top execu- predate Moonves' working at CBS, which he joined as PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tive at "60 Minutes." In a PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS regulatory filing with the entertainment president Miss New York Nia Franklin is crowned Miss in 1995. A determination Securities and Exchange On Sunday, CBS said longtime CEO Les America 2019 by last year’s winner, Cara Mund, on whether there was Commission, CBS said it Moonves has resigned, just hours after more Sunday in Atlantic City, N.J. will release the severance sexual harassment allegations involving the cause for his firing will fo- money if the investigation network’s longtime leader surfaced. cus on whether he violat- finds there was no cause ed any company policies for him to be fired. appear Monday on the executives in the TV in- while at CBS, said Dan Miss America glad Any payment to Moonves season-opening episode of dustry, making a total of Eaton, an employment is likely to anger the #Me- her daytime show, "The nearly $140 million over lawyer and expert on sev- Too movement that has Talk," and co-host Sha- the last two years. erance issues as a profes- she didn’t have to brought down other pow- ron Osbourne said on the His exit was announced sor at San Diego State erful men in Hollywood air that "everyone here hours after The New University. don swimsuit to win and the media, including at CBS is nervous about Yorker posted a detailed "If it turns that their re- Hollywood studio boss their jobs." CBS' stock story alleging miscon- porting comes back with By Wayne Parry eant in recent years. Mal- Harvey Weinstein, NBC's price slid. duct. In two stories post- inconclusive findings on ASSOCIATED PRESS lory Hagan, Nina Davu- Mr. Moonves' conduct, luri and Kira Kazantsev Matt Lauer and CBS' As head of television's ed this summer, a total ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. Charlie Rose. most popular network, of 12 women have said then a negotiated resolu- won the title from 2013 to — The first woman to win 2015 competing as Miss Meanwhile, Moonves' Moonves was among the they were mistreated by tion is highly probable," the Miss America crown wife, Julie Chen, did not most powerful and richest the TV mogul, including Eaton said. New York. without having to don a A classical vocalist swimsuit says she’s glad whose pageant platform is she didn’t have to. “advocating for the arts,” Nia Imani Franklin, Franklin sang an operatic Under steady rain, Rodarte’s who won the title Sun- selection from the opera day night in Atlantic City La Boheme on Sunday while competing as Miss night. New York, said the chang- She wrote her first song fairy tale designs shimmer es in the 98-year-old pag- at age 5. It went “Love, eant are a welcome mod- By Jocelyn Noveck ernization. love, love, love, is the only thing that matters to me, ASSOCIATED PRESS Meeting reporters soon after winning the crown, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.” At NEW YORK — There Franklin said she’s glad the prompting of an As- was a steady rain com- there was no swimsuit sociated Press reporter, ing down as guests were competition because it she sang the song at her handed transparent um- enabled her to eat a little post-victory press confer- brellas and seated in a more. ence as audience members flower-strewn cemetery in “These changes, I think, snapped their fingers. Manhattan's East Village will be great for our orga- Franklin won a $50,000 for the return of Rodarte, nization,” she said. “I’ve al- scholarship along with designed by sisters Kate ready seen so many young the crown in the first Miss and Laura Mulleavy, to women reaching out to me America pageant to be New York Fashion Week. personally as Miss New held without a swimsuit There were grumbles as York asking how they can competition. guests sat down on wa- get involved because I She said during her on- terlogged wooden chairs, think they feel more em- stage interview that she hastily wiped off with powered that they don’t was one of only a small paper towels by harried have to do things such as number of minority stu- assistants. But though walk in a swimsuit for a dents in school growing it may have seemed the scholarship. up, but used her love for weather was going to “And I’m happy that I music and the arts to grow ruin Sunday evening's PHOTOS | ASSOCIATED PRESS didn’t have to do so to win and fit in. show, the opposite proved Models walk in the Rodarte show, which was held outside in the rain, this title tonight because The fourth runner up was true. Somehow the rain- during Fashion Week on Sunday in New York. I’m more than just that,” Miss Massachusetts Gabri- drops and the misty air Franklin said. “And all ela Taveras; third runner at the 19th-century Mar- soaked pathway, or getting backstage I was emotion- felt fashion had "a roman- these women onstage are up was Miss Florida Taylor ble Cemetery enhanced stuck in wet earth, as they al today, for sure," she tic love affair with New more than just that.” Tyson; second runner up both the visuals and the stood, calmly, in the grass said. York." She said they'd Her victory Sunday was Miss Louisiana Holli’ mood, providing a perfect once they'd finished their Whoopi Goldberg, Ra- temporarily moved their night resurrected a string Conway, and the first run- backdrop for the filmy, walks. chel Brosnahan and Brie show to Paris, as have a of successes the Empire ner up was Miss Connecti- floral creations that the At points it was hard to Larson were among the number of other American State has had in the pag- cut Bridget Oei. Mulleavys specialize in. tell, even from very close, celebrity fans at the show, designers, partly because Guests were partic- whether you were seeing which came after a two- of the more advantageous ularly taken with the raindrops or actual crys- year Rodarte absence marketing schedule. "That Poll: Teens say that rose-bedecked tulle veils tals sewn onto the dress- from New York Fashion is a big part of our reality," and flowered headdress- es — a rather seductive Week, during which the she said of business con- es that made the models problem. sisters showed in Paris cerns, "but it shouldn't be social media makes look like gorgeous ghosts Kate Mulleavy said lat- and also released their the ruling part. There is from a past century, per- er that she'd been deeply debut feature film, "Wood- also the creativity." haps a reference to the moved during the show, in shock." Mulleavy said the inspi- them feel better burial vaults below. The part because of the chal- Kate Mulleavy said the ration for Sunday's show By Barbara Ortutay their main social network. models even managed to lenging logistics. "I don't designers were happy to was no more specific than ASSOCIATED PRESS In 2012, 68 percent did. avoid tripping on the rain- usually get emotional but be back, adding that they "a wild rose garden." Today, 44 percent of NEW YORK — Today's teens say their primary teens are constantly on social network is Snap- their smartphones, many chat, making it the most check social media "con- Longchamp takes to the runway popular social media app, stantly" and prefer tex- followed by Instagram ting over face-to-face com- NEW YORK (AP) — So- and gladiator sandals branched out to shoes, Delafontaine featured (which is owned by Face- munication. phie Delafontaine had that were also featured accessories and ready- book) at 22 percent. But a new poll finds that tastemakers Anita Pal- on the runway. to-wear clothing. Dela- leather and suede looks Among the survey's oth- these same teens also say lenberg and Veruschka on Jenner, she said, "em- fontaine said that's why er findings: her mind when she was bodies all the values" of it was time for a fashion draped in fringe and long that social media has a positive effect on their — The majority of teens figuring out how to cele- the brand. show. lives, helping them feel — 59 percent — said so- brate the 70th year of her "She's not only a model. "Finally we are here and sheer dresses with bikinis more confident, less lonely cial media makes no dif- family's business, Longc- She's also a very smart I'm very happy," she said. underneath. All the mod- and less depressed. ference in how depressed hamp. woman. She's a business "It's our 70th anniversa- The poll was released they feel. Twenty-nine Working alongside her woman. She's indepen- ry and I'm very proud to els walked in knee-high Monday by Common percent, meanwhile, said brother, CEO Jean Casseg- dent, she's international, show the creative part of Sense Media, a San Fran- it makes them feel less rain, she decided to go big she's beautiful, of course," Longchamp here in New gladiator sandals or fuzzy cisco-based nonprofitdepressed and 11 percent with vibrant '70s glamour, Delafontaine said. York." group focused on kids' use said it makes them more a California spirit and the Jenner, in the new wave Longchamp chose a ven- flat slip-on shoes. of media and technology. depressed. Thirty-nine audacious elegance of Par- of supermodels, sat with ue, 4 World Trade, with It found that 89 percent of percent said it makes is, where Longchamp was one from the last, Kate views of the Statue of Lib- Cindy Crawford's teenagers have their own them feel less lonely and born. Moss. The two chatted and erty. smartphone. That's up 13 percent, more lonely. daughter, Kaia Gerber, Delafontaine, the cre- posed for photos before the "I feel here a huge en- from 41 percent in 2012, — Thirty-five percent of ative director, had some- show began. ergy," Delafontaine said. teens said texting is their was on the runway. The the last time the survey thing else to celebrate Longchamp was origi- "It's a very dynamic city. was conducted. favorite way to commu- Saturday when she nally known as a luxury Kendall Jenner at- It's also a very strong mar- newly engaged Priyanka But while 2012's teens nicate with friends, com- staged her show at New leather goods compa- ket for us. We just opened tends the Longchamp were all over Facebook, pared with 33 percent in York Fashion Week. She ny. Later, in the '90s, it a store on Fifth Avenue showChopra during was also Fashion among the age group's presence 2012. Only 32 percent said had the new face of the launched a foldable nylon so we are very pleased to Week on Saturday in on the social network has talking in person is their brand, Kendall Jenner, tote called "Le Pliage" bring a little part of our NewLongchamp's York. guests. plummeted in the past six preferred method of com- who arrived in a bright that took off as a must- French touch here in New years. Only 15 percent of munication, down from 49 purple suede mini-dress have. The brand has since York." PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS teens now say Facebook is percent among 2012 teens. A8 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Arts After Hours’ production of ‘Kings’ ‘Trust Me’ is stellar thriller by Hank Phillippi Ryan to benefit Washington Square Residence By Jeff Ayers husband and daughter, ASSOCIATED PRESS and she will do this by LYNN — Arts After Hours will partner Women and Washington Square Residence seeing justice done in the with the Washington Square Residence naturally came together. Through our work "Trust Me" (Forge Books), trial against Bryant. As and the Lynn Home for Young Women with the Washington Square Residence, by Hank Phillippi Ryan Mercer digs deeper and for the upcoming production of "Kings," we are going to be able to donate not only begins to chronicle the Sept. 14-16, at LynnArts' black box the- goods and funds, but artistic experiences A former journalist proceedings, she begins ater on Exchange Street. and resources, too. With charity, it's im- has a chance at redemp- to find holes that might "Kings," by Salem playwright Brit portant to recognize the difference between tion and recovery of her change what she thought Christopher, takes place the night what is necessary to survive in the moment shattered life when she was an inevitable out- of a wild party attended by a group of and holistic human need." receives an offer to write come. Can Mercer over- friends. The play tackles difficult adult Directed by Gambaccini, "Kings" will about a heinous trial in come her pain of loss to situations such as assault. feature a local cast made up of Lynn’s Hank Phillippi Ryan's uncover the truth? Can A portion of ticket sales will go directly Lauren Hall and Jen Mageary, Salem’s stellar thriller, "Trust she trust herself to find to the Washington Square Residence, Kyle Gregory, Catherine Benjamin, Me." those journalistic skills which provides a safe and affordable Brit Christopher and Stevie Branden- Mercer Hennessey was again? PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS housing option to individuals in Lynn. burg, and Boxboro’s Shane Stecher. a well-respected news Ryan is an expert at The home is owned and operated by the "Kings" opens on Friday at 8 p.m. at writer but she gave it telling a story that in- Lynn Home for Young Women. The resi- Lynn Arts’ Neal Rantoul Black Box up to be with her family. to her living room will vokes suspense with emo- dence's dinner program provides a free, with additional shows Saturday at 8 She was a loving wife allow her to stay private tional resonance. Strong well-balanced meal to residents four p.m. and Sunday at 4 p.m. and devoted mother, but while also rediscovering feelings like grief, anger days a week. Residents are also taught "Kings" is presented in collaboration an accident changed the joy of writing. and love ooze off the page how to prepare healthy meals. There with the philanthropic Little Dinos everything and now she's The issue Mercer has to while realistic characters will be donation bins at the theater at Productions theater company. Started a widow. She knows she grapple with is the case make the reader care each performance to collect clothing, toi- in 2012 by Emerson College students needs to pick herself up itself. Ashlyn Bryant is about every tiny detail of letries, and non-perishable food for the Gambaccini and Christopher, Little Di- but doesn't dare take that accused of murdering her the story. And just when Washington Square Residence. nos Productions is dedicated to activist first step back to the real young daughter. Her alibi it starts to lean toward "'Kings' is about a party; one single night theater that directly impacts commu- world. shifts constantly, and she being predictable, Ryan out that changes the course of these char- nity through awareness, outreach, and When her former boss seems to have excuses for throws in a huge twist acters' friendships and lives, and makes a donations. offers her the chance to every piece of evidence to completely upend the huge statement about when, where, who, write a tell-all book about provided by prosecutors. narrative. and how assault and violence towards Tickets to "Kings" are on sale online at a significant trial, Mercer Mercer quickly sees the "Trust Me" when I say women can happen,” said Samantha artsafterhours.com. You can also pur- can't refuse. A television case as a chance to move that her latest is her best Gambaccini, producing artistic director chase tickets by calling the box office at feed from the courtroom past the death of her novel to date. of Arts After Hours. “With that in mind, 781-205-4010 or by emailing tickets@ our partnership with the Lynn Home for afterafterhours.com. Ellison’s ‘Tear Me Apart’ is gut-wrenching thriller

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©2018 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2018 Fenwick can’t cash in on scoring chances in season-opening loss By Daniel Kane ITEM STAFF PEABODY — The Bishop Fenwick boys soccer team had trouble capitalizing on scoring chances as the Crusaders fell 3-1 to Malden Catholic on a rainy Monday night at Donaldson Stadium. Despite the loss, second-year head coach Tony Enos was happy with the Crusaders’ improvement in the season opener. “I started here last year and no question this was the best game we have played since I’ve been here,” Enos said. “The team is really playing together as a team this year. Players have learned their positions, are understanding the system of play and they were playing it. “The only difference was we didn’t nish and they did, that was it,” Enos added. “We had more opportu- nities. We had seven, they had four and they made good on three. It is what it is, you have to nish but I’m very proud of our guys. This preseason we worked hard on defense and I think it showed. We won balls all over the eld and we just recently spent a few days working on attack. Clearly we should’ve spent more time on attack but it’ll come along. It’s a long season. I’m still feeling quite good about it.” Fenwick had the rst four scoring chances of the ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE ITEM FILE PHOTO game but either missed its shots wide of the net or had Malden Catholic’s William Klonsky, left, and Bishop them blocked by Malden Catholic defenders. Bishop Fenwick football coach Dave Woods Fenwick’s Max Elwell battle for possession during a earned his 150th win last Friday after beating FENWICK, B2 game Monday night. Hamilton-Wenham 28-0 to open the 2018 season. Spartans’ D’Agostino, Series of defensive mistakes leads to a Fenwick’s Woods each tough loss for Saugus boys soccer By Mike Alongi Juan Lopez made a number of earn milestone wins ITEM STAFF critical saves throughout the match. William Perez, Jona- By Harold Rivera SAUGUS — The Saugus than Rodriguez and Jhonatta ITEM SPORTS EDITOR boys soccer team started fast Almeida all had quality scor- and had multiple scoring op- ing chances over the course of A pair of area coaches reached milestone feats over the week- portunities in the first half, but the game, but each attempt end as Fenwick football coach Dave Woods and St. Mary’s boys in the end a series of mistakes just barely missed. soccer coach Mike D’Agostino earned their 150th wins. Woods on the defensive end led the The Sachems got off to a did so when the Crusaders blanked Hamilton-Wenham, 28-0, Sachems to a loss to Boston great start, pushing the pace in their season opener Friday night at the refurbished Donald- Latin Academy, 2-1, at Anna and getting a number of runs son Stadium. D’Agostino reached his 150th win as head coach Parker Field Monday after- to the net on offense in the of the Spartans when St. Mary’s defeated English, 5-2, in noon. early minutes of the match. Saturday’s Lynn City Tournament consolation game. “You could tell we just Saugus also forced two corner Woods, a Stoneham High graduate, rst arrived at Fenwick weren’t communicating well kicks, the second of which indi- in 1996 as an assistant coach for Al Costabile. When Costabile today, while Boston Latin was rectly led to its only goal of the stepped down as head coach of the Crusaders in 1998, Woods communicating very well out game when a Saugus player took over the program. Now in his 21st season, Woods has there,” said Saugus coach Lar- was pushed to the ground in- coached Fenwick to three Super Bowl championships (Divi- ry Bolduc. “It’s tough, because side the box to force a penalty sion 4 in 1999, 2000 and Division 3A in 2013). we had chances but we couldn’t kick about 15 minutes into the “When I rst came as an assistant in 1996, Al Costabile was get anything really going offen- first half. the head coach and he was the greatest guy in the world,” sively. And we played good de- The kick was taken by Pugh, Woods said. “Then I took over and did I think I’d be here 20 fense to start, but then we just who shuffled his feet quickly years later? Probably not. I couldn’t have asked for anything ITEM FILE PHOTO made some errors that you before firing a strike into the better. When I rst started coaching I wasn’t even married yet. can’t make if you’re going to Saugus goalkeeper Juan Lopez made a number lower right corner of the net to Now my youngest (Steven) is playing for me as a freshman. win games.” give the Sachems a 1-0 lead. Fenwick’s been very good to me and my family.” of tough saves in a loss to Boston Latin Acade- Alex Pugh had the lone goal Woods was named Fenwick’s Athletic Director in 2009. He my Monday at Anna Parker Field. for Saugus, while goalkeeper SACHEMS, B2 said the bonds and friendships he’s built over his years at Fenwick are some of the aspects he cherishes the most. “The people at Fenwick are phenomenal,” Woods said. “There’s so many people me and my family have met, it’s hard to put into words. (Assistant coach) Dave Duggan’s been there Classical golf wins third straight match longer than me. He’s been involved longer than any other guys and their guys. It was good to person. He was a captain at Fenwick and played here. He’s one SCHOOL ROUNDUP see. There were some good match- of my best friends. He’s typical of of the people at Fenwick. By Harold Rivera es at the top of the lineup. When you work with people you like it’s not even work. It’s a ITEM SPORTS EDITOR “Saugus we beat by 3 points at lot of fun.” home so I’m expecting to see an- He also acknowledged the importance of having dedicated Make that three consecutive other close one,” Morrison said. players and unwavering support from Fenwick’s administra- wins for the Classical golf team to “They always play well at Cedar tion over the years. start the season. The Rams defeat- Glen.” “We’ve been very lucky to have had great kids, great assis- ed English, 36 1/2-24 1/2, Monday BOYS SOCCER tant coaches and great support from the administration,” afternoon at Gannon. Woods said. “It’s a great place to coach any sport. I’ve been Classical 0, Ipswich 0 Classical’s top performers in the At Ipswich, the Rams battled lucky to be in one spot for so long. The kids, the players have match were Brendan Lannon (37), been unbelievable throughout the years. We’ve been lucky to heavy rain and couldn’t get much Tim Nerich (38) and Brett Bucklin going offensively. have so many great players.” (43). The Rams improved to 3-0 on The Crusaders (1-0) visit Dedham for a non-conference tilt “We were able to dominate pos- the young season and travel to session but the nal product was Friday night (7). Dedham opened its season with a 21-3 win Cedar Glen Tuesday for a tri- over Med eld. lacking a lot of missed opportuni- match with Saugus and Revere. ties,” Rams coach Eric Moreno “We watched some lm on them (last) Saturday,” Woods said. “It’s great to be 3-0,” Classical “I gured coming into the season they’d be one of the toughest said. “Heavy rain really affected coach Jack Morrison said. “We’re the touch of our players. We rely on teams we’ll play. We played them last year. They’re good, heading into a tougher portion of they’re in the same division as us. They’re big, athletic and our passing and connections, and ITEM FILE PHOTO our schedule. We’ll see what we’re talented. It’s going to be a test for us and a challenge for us in the weather really made it dif cult made of in the next couple weeks. Lynn Classical’s Brendan Lannon regis- Week 2. for us.” The 1’s and the 2’s played some tered 37 points in a win over Lynn En- COACHES, B2 really good golf in this match, our ROUNDUP, B2 glish Monday. Patriots eyeing special teams improvement entering Week 2 FOXBOROUGH (AP) — One with a tough road matchup at Special teams captain Matt of the biggest questions for the Jacksonville up next. Slater said he didn’t think the Patriots entering the season was Last season, the Patriots al- new kickoff rules aimed at im- how their defense would look lowed opponents just 18.9 yards proving safety were to blame for following a series of offseason per kickoff return, the third-best their de ciencies. tweaks. mark in the NFL. “I think it was more about While the defense certainly That meant nothing to Hous- what we didn’t do,” he said. had some miscues during New ton’s Tyler Ervin, who found all “Some of the things that we’re England’s 27-20 victory over kinds of seams in New England’s coached to do we just didn’t go Houston on Sunday , it may not kickoff coverage. He nished the out there and do them. ... It plays be the unit looking to make the game with 156 kickoff return differently, obviously there’s no most improvement heading into yards on ve returns (31.2 avg.), wedges. Schemes have changed Week 2. including a game-long 36-yard a little bit. But hopefully it’s That task probably belongs to return. something we can x.” special teams, which had several The 156 return yards are the New England’s punt team mistakes that allowed the Tex- most ever by a Texans player in wasn’t exempt from mistakes, ans to stay within striking dis- a season opener. either. tance for most of the game. “I thought there were a lot of With under ve minutes left in Special teams has been one of areas that we did well in, a lot of the game, Riley McCarron fum- bled a punt to set up Deshaun the Patriots’ most stable area the areas that we need to work on Watson’s 5-yard touchdown pass past few seasons. But against and a lot of areas that we can PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS to Bruce Ellington that got the Houston the unit showed cracks improve,” coach Bill Belichick Texans within seven. Bill Belichick looks on during a game against the Houston Texans at in both kickoff coverage and punt said when asked about the mis- Gillette Stadium in Foxborough Sunday afternoon. return. Improvement will be key haps on kickoffs. PATRIOTS, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2018 Vermont’s Bradley wins BMW Championship in a playoff NEWTOWN SQUARE, Pa. (AP) — first playoff hole to win the rain-plagued reach the top spot since the ranking be- Keegan Bradley had bottomed out, BMW Championship for his first PGA gan in 1986. crashing from the high of winning the Tour victory in six years. Rose could have won in regulation, but PGA Championship to tumbling out of Bradley’s fourth career win meant a bit his 16-foot par putt on the final hole the 100 in the world. His chances to rep- more than the others — yes, even the lipped out to force the playoff. resent U.S. teams in international play major he won in 2011 — because he held He fell short again in the playoff, miss- had dried up, his preferred putting meth- more than a trophy and a $1.62 million ing a 5-foot par putt that would have kept od was banned, and the confidence that check. He also got to give his young son him alive. The 38-year-old Rose had once put him on the cusp of greatness Logan a victory toss in the air on the 18th grown to love suburban Philadelphia golf was shot. green for the first time. Bradley, who shot courses with wins at the 2010 AT&T “It’s scary when I look back, because I a final round 6-under 64 to finish at National at Aronimink and the 2013 U.S. didn’t know I needed this much improve- 20-under 260, thrust his arms toward the Open at Merion. ment,” Bradley said. gray sky and drizzle in celebration and He didn’t get a trophy on this trip. But He was like a scientist in the lab, waved his family toward him. a No. 1 ranking will do for Rose, who and changing his swing, his putting stroke, “I’ve won before, and I win and I finish, joins Nick Faldo, Lee Westwood and Luke his fundamentals — investing in the and I go home, just me,” Bradley said. Donald as the only Englishmen to reach work needed to get to where he was Mon- “Now, I get to go back and we get to have the top spot. He is the No. 2 seed behind day on soggy Aronimink: going head-to- fun and enjoy it together. It’s just a com- Bryson DeChambeau among the top 30 head in a sudden-death playoff against pletely different experience.” who advance to the Tour Championship the new No. 1 player in the world, Justin Rose left Aronimink with a new reality starting Sept. 20 at East Lake in Atlanta, Rose. as well. Though he was runner-up at the giving him a clear shot at the $10 million For a player who had to reinvent his FedEx Cup playoff event, he didn’t come prize. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS game, the clutch moment didn’t seem so up short in the world ranking. Rose “I’m delighted to be world No. 1,” Rose scary. moved No. 1 in the world ahead of Dustin said. “Boyhood dreams, you know what I Keegan Bradley celebrates after winning the Bradley topped Rose with a par on the Johnson and became the 22nd player to mean?” BMW Championship in a playoff Monday. Fenwick boys soccer falls to Malden Catholic Tony Finau added to FENWICK once again found the back of the net first. however, when Malden Catholic added a From B1 Klonsky broke away from the defense third goal, this time off the leg of Nate and fired a shot that was saved, however Frye, to bolster its lead to 3-1 and secure U.S. Ryder Cup team Then, with just over 24 minutes left in Soucy was there for the rebound to score the win. the half, the Lancers got on the board his second goal of the night and put the Next up for Bishop Fenwick is an away first. William Klonsky forced a turnover Lancers up 2-0. game against St. Mary’s Wednesday as final captain’s pick and passed to Matthew Soucy who The Crusaders responded about 10 (7:30) at Manning Field. Enos said the NEWTOWN SQUARE, Pa. (AP) — Tony Finau has been scored to give Malden Catholic a 1-0 lead. minutes later to make it a one-goal team will be busy in the film room pre- named to the Ryder Cup team, the final pick by U.S. captain With seconds remaining in the first game. Sean Walsh fed a perfect pass paring for the Catholic Central League Jim Furyk. half, Fenwick’s Tarek Nabbout was across the box to Sean Kern who finished matchup. Finau joins Bryson DeChambeau, Phil Mickelson and Tiger awarded a penalty kick, however Lanc- the play with a goal to cut the deficit to “We start the year with probably our Woods as Furyk’s four wild-card selections. Finau has 11 top- ers goaltender Liam Barrett made a 2-1. two toughest opponents,” Enos said. “We 10s this season, including three in majors. diving save to sustain the lead. “Sean Walsh is an excellent player,” have the benefit of video from last year. “There won’t be any locker room noise with me,” Finau said “I thought the penalty kick has fine,” Enos said. “He’s one of our captains for They’re a very good possessing team Monday. “I can play with anyone. I feel that my personality is Enos said. “It was solid, it was to the obvious reasons and he’s a real team with some very good players. just that way. I can bring the best out of different guys playing corner and the goalkeeper guessed the leader. I moved him from center back “No question we will all learn from to- with them, and them the same to me. I’m pretty easy to play right way and made a good save, I can’t and moved him up. He is so effective no day,” Enos added. “Tomorrow we will re- with. And I’m playing some good golf, some world-class golf.” complain.” matter where he plays.” view the film and we will learn from it, His appeal is that he makes a lot of birdies, which is critical In the second half Malden Catholic The deficit would prove to be too much, it’s huge.” in match play. He was paired with Furyk the first two days at the PGA Championship, and struggled in the opening round before he tied a championship record by making 10 birdies in the second round. Woods, D’Agostino reach coaching milestones “He has an unbelievable body of work this year,” Furyk said. “All those top-10 finishes, the play in big championships and COACHES “We missed the playoffs by one the majors, and then his current form, a second, a fourth and From B1 point my first season,” D’Agostino an eighth in the playoffs. He checked a lot of boxes and made said. “My first season was the it impossible not to pick him.” “The kids are excited,” Woods toughest, getting everyone used to Eight automatic qualifiers were set after the PGA Champi- said. “They’re playing great foot- my style of play. After we got things onship, so the start of the FedEx Cup playoffs was effectively ball and having fun. They have a settled down we’ve had some great an audition. After his top-5 finishes in the first two events, lot of energy and excitement. We’re runs. Last year was my best record Finau shot a final-round 65 on Monday to tie for eighth at the looking forward to the rest of the here at 17-0-1, that’s a huge accom- BMW Championship while Xander Schauffele, making a late season.” plishment for myself and the pro- run at a pick, finished one shot out of a playoff. A St. Mary’s alum and former gram. We’ve made the tournament Spartans soccer player, D’Agosti- every year but one year. All these no’s soccer career has come full kids have earned their accomplish- circle. D’Agostino’s in his 10th sea- Saugus football rallies ments. I’m pleased and very proud son as head coach of the program. of them all.” “It’s not about me but it’s a huge The win over English was St. accomplishment,” D’Agostino said. to coaches’ defense “I’m excited to do it with this team. Mary’s first of the young season. It’s a great program and a great The Spartans (1-1) host Catholic SAUGUS Central League rival Fenwick school. I have great assistant From A1 coaches, and a great wife and fam- Wednesday night (7:30) at Man- ily. They’ve helped me in the last ning Field. 15-minute meeting with Superintendent David DeRuosi Jr. 10 years doing this.” “We just have to play our game of Parents also attended the meeting. One of his goals when he was soccer,” D’Agostino said. “We had a “All 50 of us walked into his office,” McGrane said. “We all great trip at Cape Cod in the pre- ITEM FILE PHOTO first hired was to establish a state had a sit-down and talked with him. Parents were in there, tournament mainstay at St. Mary’s season. We have some kids coming people who don’t even play football were in there. We all St. Mary’s boys soccer coach Mike and D’Agostino has done just that. back, that’s huge for us to help us gave him our minds about how we feel and how we want our D’Agostino earned his 150th win with The Spartans have reached the get ready to play Fenwick. We’re coach back. The whole team was there and we all feel the the Spartans last Saturday after beat- tournament in every year under excited about getting a win under same way. There were a lot of messages sent from the heart.” ing Lynn English in the Lynn City D’Agostino’s direction except his our belts, that helps our seniors get The protest then shifted to outside of town hall where play- Soccer Tournament. first. more comfortable.” ers remained until 5:30 p.m. They held signs that read, “Re- instate Coach Nalen,” “Bring our football coach back,” and “SHS football wants Coach Nalen back.” Own goal spoils solid effort for Saugus boys soccer School Committee member Elizabeth Marchese said the team was supposed to practice Monday afternoon with town SACHEMS just barely remained onside, and found ing a near-miss by Almeida right in front Pop Warner coaches coming in to oversee them. Marchese said a different set of coaches has been tasked with running From B1 the back of the net for the tying goal a little of the net with just a couple of minutes left. less than midway through the second half. In the end, the Dragons were able to run the team’s practices each day since Sept. 4. Since then, nei- Latin Academy started to push the pace The next Latin Academy goal came on out the clock and hand Saugus its second ther Nalen nor any of his assistant coaches have attended a bit after the Saugus goal. The Dragons behalf of a nightmare scenario for Saugus. loss of the young season. practice. began to work the ball up the sidelines After the Sachems fended off another The Sachems (1-2) need to have a short Despite reports of a potential hazing accusation, Marchese more, getting away from Saugus’ strength Latin Academy scoring chance, Lopez memory, as Saugus is back in action Tues- said parents were never informed of anything related to haz- in the middle of the field. But, while Latin gathered the ball near the goal and sent it day afternoon (4) for a game against ing. Saugus High Principal Michael Hashem sent an email Academy did get several shot attempts off out to one of his teammates in the defen- Amesbury. Saugus then dives back into to parents Aug. 30 informing them that assistant coach in the first half, Lopez turned everything sive zone. But there was a miscommuni- the Northeastern Conference portion of its Chris Coutu would assume the role of acting head coach. But away and the Sachems went into halftime cation, and the ball was kicked right back schedule with a road game at Classical Coutu did not coach the team Friday night. with a 1-0 advantage. to the Saugus net, where Lopez hadn’t Thursday night (7) at Manning Field. Interim head coach Mike Mabee, along with coaches from Things changed in the second half, and gotten back to yet. Despite a diving at- “We’ve got two more games in the next the town’s youth football program, directed the team during rather quickly. Latin Academy was the tempt by Lopez to keep it out of the goal, two days, one of them against Classical last Friday’s season opener, according to reports. The Sa- more aggressive team coming out of the the ball rolled into the back of the net for which will be a great test for us,” Bolduc chems lost the game to host Amesbury, 30-12. It’s unclear break, which resulted in a number of scor- an own-goal and gave Latin Academy the said. “They’re a tough, competitive team whether Mabee will coach this Friday’s game at Northeast. ing chances. The Dragons were finally able lead. just like Boston Latin, so hopefully we can Nalen coached the Sachems to a 4-7 record in 2017. The to break through, literally, when Steven Saugus made several attempts to score take some things from this game and be Sachems struggled by losing five of their first six games but Dycaj slipped past the last line of defense, the tying goal before time ran out, includ- better going forward.” closed their season on a positive note with victories in three of their final four contests. Senior captain Jake Morgante said the team looked forward to taking another step forward Classical boys soccer remains unbeaten in early season with Nalen this fall. “I’ve been a captain for two years and I’ve been with Coach ROUNDUP day (7). FIELD HOCKEY Nalen for two years,” Morgante said. “We got four wins last year, nothing special, but I think he might’ve tripled our wins From B1 VOLLEYBALL Revere 5, Everett 0 Winthrop 3, Saugus 0 The Patriots earned their first victo- for the past three years and they want to just get rid of the guy. It’s crazy. Classical senior goalie Daniel Cortes The Vikings claimed the win in ry of the young season with a shutout “We beat Amesbury pretty bad last year. We go in there anchored another stellar Rams defen- straight sets with scores of 25-9, 25-11 win over Everett at home. Revere this year for the season opener with a chip on our shoulders, sive effort. Classical has yet to allow a and 25-8. Winthrop visits Everett hosts Peabody in another Northeast- ready to go, but we go in there with middle school coaches. goal this season. Wednesday (5:30). Saugus visits Re- ern Conference tilt Thursday after- Now the superintendent’s talking about bringing in Pop Classical (2-0-1) hosts Saugus Thurs- vere Wednesday (5:30). noon (4). Warner coaches. Nothing against those guys, but we have a coach that’s high school certified. That’s why he’s here.” Fellow senior captain James Moise said every player wants Patriots still have plenty to improve on despite win to see Nalen return. “It’s been like 10 days and we’re still worrying about PATRIOTS And some late execution by the Patri- “The hits keep coming,” Slater said. whether we’re going to get our football coach back,” Moise From B1 ots’ punt coverage team helped put a “This will be a tough team this week said. “Our football coach that helped turn this program slight happy face on an otherwise lack- and we gotta be on top of our game and around and they’re doing nothing about it. They just keep “I made a stupid play,” McCarron luster day. certainly try to execute better.” pushing it aside and it’s going to get worse from here on out said. “I should have handled the ball; it The play came via punter Ryan Allen, NOTES: The team placed running if nothing’s done about it. is as simple as that. I did not make the who dropped a 54-yard punt inside the back Jeremy Hill on injured reserve. “Every single player is fighting for this coach right now. We decision on a fair catch, obviously, but I Houston 5, which was downed by Jona- Hill’s 2017 season with Cincinnati end- all want him back because we know what he’s like and what know the one I should have made now.” than Jones on the 1 with 43 seconds ed after seven games, when he had he can do.” McCarron was released by the team remaining. It forced the Texans to speed right ankle surgery. ... Hill entered the McGrane said he hopes the team can get back to a nor- on Monday. up on offense and they moved the ball season third on the running back depth mal practice routine, with Nalen and the rest of the coaching It wasn’t all bad for the special teams. to only their 43 by game’s end. chart behind James White and Rex staff, soon. Before he suffered a right knee injury Slater said both Hill’s block and Al- Burkhead and was expected to contrib- “He’s one of the best guys I’ve ever met and one of the best in the third quarter, running back Jere- len’s punt were shown a lot in Monday’s ute primarily on special teams. ... The coaches I’ve ever had,” McGrane said. “I just hope we can get my Hill partially blocked a punt by film session. Still, there was little cele- team also released wide receiver Chad him back here and the rest of our coaching staff so we can Houston’s Trevor Daniel. brating. Hansen. continue our season.” TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE TUESDAY Winthrop at Malden (4) St. John’s at Everett (7) Golf Fenwick at St. Mary’s (7:30) Williams at St. Mary’s (3) Winthrop at Fenwick (3) Girls Soccer English at Saugus (3:30) Field Hockey Chelsea at Tech (3:45) Danvers at Fenwick (3:45) Gloucester at Revere (4) Volleyball Concord-Carlisle at Marblehead (5) St. Mary’s at Williams (5) Salem at Winthrop (5:30) Cross Country St. Mary’s at Fenwick (7) Pentucket at Lynnfield (3:30) Volleyball Girls Soccer Swampscott at Peabody (5) English at Salem (5:30) East Boston at Classical (3:45) Winthrop at Everett (5:30) Tech at Greater Lawrence (4) Medford at Marblehead (5:30) Boys Soccer Saugus at Revere (5:30) Amesbury at Saugus (4) Newburyport at Lynnfield (5:30) WEDNESDAY Field Hockey Boys Soccer Triton at Lynnfield (3:45) Revere at Medford (4) Cross Country Marblehead at Beverly (4) Tech at TBA (4) Peabody at Swampscott (4) Golf Salem at English (4) Swampscott at Somerville (3:45)

PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS SPORTS BRIEFS Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers walks off the field after a win over the Chicago Lynn Woods cross ber 26. Bears Sunday night. Each evening includes a country series regular 1.59 mile, a short race of the day and a long The 49th annual Lynn race of the day. There is no McCarthy says Packers awaiting Summer cross country entry fee. series will continue every Refer top www.lwrun.org Wednesday until Septem- for more information. more info on Aaron Rodgers MLB GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) — Green Bay was a short turnaround for everyone on ter, according to the Elias Sports Bureau. Packers coach Mike McCarthy needs the team after an emotional late-night “It was going to have to take something AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division East Division more information on the extent of Aaron victory. really catastrophic injury-wise to keep W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Rodgers’ knee injury to determine the “I don’t think anybody’s feeling great me off the field in the second half,” Rodg- Boston 98 46 .681 — Atlanta 79 64 .552 — quarterback’s availability for next week’s right now ... But yeah (Rodgers) is sore. ers said after the game. New York 89 54 .622 8½ Philadelphia 74 68 .521 4½ Tampa Bay 78 64 .549 19 Washington 71 72 .497 8 game against Minnesota. He’s walking around in a pair of shorts The Packers had to make a similar ad- Toronto 65 78 .455 32½ New York 65 77 .458 13½ Rodgers was sore when the team re- and tennis shoes and socks if that helps justment late in the 2014 season, when Baltimore 41 102 .287 56½ Miami 56 86 .394 22½ Central Division Central Division turned to Lambeau Field on Monday, you with your story,” McCarthy joked. “I Rodgers was hobbled by a calf injury. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB McCarthy said. The Packers reviewed mean I don’t know what else to tell you.” “But he seemed like he moved a little Cleveland 81 62 .566 — Chicago 83 59 .585 — Minnesota 65 77 .458 15½ Milwaukee 82 62 .569 2 the thrilling 24-23 win on Sunday night Rodgers left in the second quarter more than I remember back in ‘14,” left Detroit 59 84 .413 22 St. Louis 79 64 .552 4½ over the Chicago Bears, in which Rodg- against the Bears on a cart after slipping tackle David Bakhtiari said. Chicago 56 87 .392 25 Pittsburgh 71 71 .500 12 ers threw three touchdown passes in the to the turf during a sack and reaching Rodgers said he would undergo more Kansas City 47 95 .331 33½ Cincinnati 61 83 .424 23 West Division West Division fourth quarter after returning from an back for the back of his left leg. Rodgers tests on Monday, but that he was plan- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB injury. had ACL surgery on his left knee in col- ning to play next week against the Min- Houston 89 54 .622 — Colorado 78 64 .549 — Oakland 87 57 .604 2½ Los Angeles 78 65 .545 ½ The Packers return to the practice field lege. nesota Vikings. Seattle 79 64 .552 10 Arizona 76 67 .531 2½ on Wednesday, when the first injury re- But he was cleared to return at half- “No, I plan on playing. Yeah,” he said. Los Angeles 71 72 .497 18 San Francisco 68 76 .472 11 Texas 61 82 .427 28 San Diego 57 88 .393 22½ port for Week 2 is due. time and came back out for the Packers’ Backup DeShone Kizer took over “We do have some information and no first series of the third quarter. behind center while Rodgers was be- Monday’s Games lo 8-12), 6:40 p.m. Houston at Detroit, 6:10 p.m. Washington (Roark 8-15) at Philadelphia decision has been made. We’re still col- Operating a no-huddle offense, but ing evaluated in the locker room in the Cleveland at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. (Pivetta 7-11), 7:05 p.m. lecting all the information,” said McCar- staying primarily in the pocket, Rodgers second quarter. The second-year quar- N.Y. Yankees at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. Miami (Urena 5-12) at N.Y. Mets (Vargas Chicago White Sox at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. 5-9), 7:10 p.m. thy, who added he did not think it would engineered a comeback from a 20-0 defi- terback accounted for two turnovers to Texas at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. Milwaukee (Chacin 14-6) at Chicago Cubs take the whole week to determine Rodg- cit early in the third quarter. Khalil Mack , having been stripped of the Miami at N.Y. Mets, ppd. (Quintana 12-9), 8:05 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Cincinnati, 6:40 p.m. Pittsburgh (Musgrove 6-8) at St. Louis ers’ availability. It was the first time in franchise history ball by Mack on a sack, and throwing an Washington at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. (Mikolas 14-4), 8:15 p.m. He did allow for a new morsel of infor- that the Packers won after trailing by 17 interception returned 27 yards for a score Milwaukee at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m. Arizona (Greinke 13-9) at Colorado (Senza- Pittsburgh at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. tela 4-5), 8:40 p.m. mation about the two-time NFL MVP. It points or more entering the fourth quar- by the star linebacker. Arizona at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. Atlanta (Foltynewicz 10-9) at San Francisco Atlanta at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. (Suarez 6-10), 10:15 p.m. Tuesday’s Games Wednesday’s Games Houston (Valdez 3-1) at Detroit (Zimmer- Cleveland at Tampa Bay, 1:10 p.m. mann 7-6), 6:40 p.m. Houston at Detroit, 1:10 p.m. Oakland (Fiers 11-6) at Baltimore (Cobb San Diego at Seattle, 6:40 p.m. Bengals running back Joe Mixon 5-15), 7:05 p.m. Cleveland (Bieber 9-3) at Tampa Bay (Glas- Oakland at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. now 1-5), 7:10 p.m. Toronto at Boston, 7:10 p.m. Toronto (Borucki 3-4) at Boston (Sale N.Y. Yankees at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. 12-4), 7:10 p.m. Chicago White Sox at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. N.Y. Yankees (Gray 10-8) at Minnesota Texas at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. is focus of new Cincinnati offense (Stewart 0-1), 8:10 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Cincinnati, 12:35 p.m. Chicago White Sox (TBD) at Kansas City Pittsburgh at St. Louis, 1:15 p.m. CINCINNATI (AP) — Cincinnati finished last in (TBD), 8:15 p.m. Atlanta at San Francisco, 3:45 p.m. Texas (Sampson 0-0) at L.A. Angels (TBD), Miami at N.Y. Mets, 4:10 p.m., 1st game When the Bengals raised the the league in yards last sea- 10:07 p.m. Washington at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. curtain on their new offense, son, and the running game San Diego (Mitchell 1-3) at Seattle (Gonza- Miami at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m., 2nd game les 12-9), 10:10 p.m. Milwaukee at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m. Joe Mixon was front and cen- was one of the worst in club L.A. Dodgers (Ryu 4-2) at Cincinnati (Castil- Arizona at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. ter. history. A big part was the The second-year running offensive line’s inability to NFL back was the focus of Cincin- open holes for running backs nati’s redesigned offense on or give Dalton time to throw. AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE East East Sunday, getting all but one The Bengals have four new W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA of the carries and finishing starters on the line, which did New England 1 0 0 1.000 27 20 Washington 1 0 0 1.000 24 6 second in receiving. A 34-23 better in Indianapolis. Miami 1 0 0 1.000 27 20 Philadelphia 1 0 0 1.000 18 12 Buffalo 0 1 0 .000 3 47 N.Y. Giants 0 1 0 .000 15 20 win at Indianapolis showed a “They did a great job exe- N.Y. Jets 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Dallas 0 1 0 .000 8 16 different focus in coordinator cuting blocks,” Mixon said. South South W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Bill Lazor’s redesigned play- Dalton seemed at ease with Jacksonville 1 0 0 1.000 20 15 Tampa Bay 1 0 0 1.000 48 40 book. the redesigned offense, com- Houston 0 1 0 .000 20 27 Carolina 1 0 0 1.000 16 8 There’s a lot of Mixon in ev- pleting 21 of 28 passes for Tennessee 0 1 0 .000 20 27 New Orleans 0 1 0 .000 40 48 Indianapolis 0 1 0 .000 23 34 Atlanta 0 1 0 .000 12 18 erything. 243 yards and a pair of touch- North North “He made some explosive downs. His passer rating was W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Baltimore 1 0 0 1.000 47 3 Green Bay 1 0 0 1.000 24 23 plays and he is so talented, 109.7. Dalton’s only mistake Cincinnati 1 0 0 1.000 34 23 Minnesota 1 0 0 1.000 24 16 he can do it all,” quarterback was a floated screen pass to Cleveland 0 0 1 .500 21 21 Chicago 0 1 0 .000 23 24 Andy Dalton said. “I thought Mixon that was intercepted. Pittsburgh 0 0 1 .500 21 21 Detroit 0 0 0 .000 0 0 West West he played really well.” “Andy played unbelievable,” W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA The Bengals (1-0) wasted Green said. Kansas City 1 0 0 1.000 38 28 Seattle 0 1 0 .000 24 27 Denver 1 0 0 1.000 27 24 San Francisco 0 1 0 .000 16 24 no time giving him the spot- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The Bengals knew they’d L.A. Chargers 0 1 0 .000 28 38 Arizona 0 1 0 .000 6 24 light. He ran for 7 yards on face a public backlash when Oakland 0 0 0 .000 0 0 L.A. Rams 0 0 0 .000 0 0 their opening play, and either Cincinnati Bengals running back Joe Mixon they drafted Mixon in the Thursday’s Game Kansas City 38, L.A. Chargers 28 carried the ball or was the celebrates after scoring a touchdown in a win second round in 2017 even Philadelphia 18, Atlanta 12 Washington 24, Arizona 6 over the Indianapolis Colts Sunday afternoon. Sunday’s Games Denver 27, Seattle 24 intended receiver on seven of though he’d punched a wom- Cincinnati 34, Indianapolis 23 Carolina 16, Dallas 8 their first 14 plays. an in the face while at Okla- Jacksonville 20, N.Y. Giants 15 Miami 27, Tennessee 20 New England 27, Houston 20 He wound up carrying 17 14 times. got hurt. In the final game of homa. They valued his ability Minnesota 24, San Francisco 16 Green Bay 24, Chicago 23 times for 95 yards, a 5.6-yard Mixon’s 1-yard dive with the season, Mixon ran for 96 to catch passes and break Tampa Bay 48, New Orleans 40 Monday’s Games Baltimore 47, Buffalo 3 N.Y. Jets at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. average. Giovani Bernard 4:05 to play put the Bengals yards during a 31-27 win at long runs, and were willing to Cleveland 21, Pittsburgh 21, OT L.A. Rams at Oakland, 10:20 p.m. got only one carry. Mixon ahead to stay at 24-23. Baltimore. take the criticism for drafting also caught five passes for 54 It’s the most significant dif- The Ravens (1-0) visit Paul him. yards, including a 21-yarder. ference from Mixon’s rookie Brown Stadium on Thursday He’s emerged in his second TV/RADIO Only A.J. Green had more season, when he shared time night, coming off a 47-3 win season. Coach Marvin Lewis TV catches. Mixon was on the with Bernard and Jeremy over Buffalo that featured hopes he becomes a bigger MLB field for 42 of Cincinnati’s 55 Hill. Mixon got more carries three touchdown passes by part of the offense as the sea- 7:10 p.m...... Toronto at Boston...... NESN plays; Bernard was used only later in the season when Hill Joe Flacco. son goes along. 8 p.m...... Milwaukee at Chi. Cubs...... MLB Network Soccer 2:30 p.m...... UEFA Nations League: Spain vs. Croatia.... ESPN2 8:30 p.m...... Men’s friendly, US vs. Mexico...... ESPN Welcome to the NFL, rookie Radio MLB 7:10 p.m...... Toronto at Boston...... WEEI-FM 93.7

TODAY IN SPORTS Sept. 11 Reds becomes the all-time hit lead- 1886 — The Mayflower defends the er with his 4,192nd hit, breaking Ty America’s Cup by beating Britain’s Cobb’s record. Rose lines a 2-1 pitch Galatea in two straight heats. off San Diego pitcher Eric Show to 1926 — The United States captures left-center field for a single in the first the Davis Cup for the seventh straight inning. It’s the 57th anniversary of Ty year as it beats France 4-1. Cobb’s last game in the majors. 1935 — Helen Hull Jacobs wins the 1993 — Steffi Graf wins her third U.S. U.S. Lawn Tennis Association cham- Open singles title with a 6-3, 6-3 win pionships for the fourth straight year. over Helena Sukova. 1937 — Don Budge beats Gottfried 1994 — Andre Agassi wins the U.S. von Cramm in five sets to win his first Open with a three-set victory over U.S. Open men’s singles title. Budge Michael Stich and becomes the first wins 6-1, 7-9, 6-1, 3-6, 6-1. unseeded player to beat five seeded 1977 — In the last U.S. Open match players in a Grand Slam and the first played at the West Side Tennis Club in unseeded champion since Fred Stolle Forest Hills, N.Y., Guillermo Vilas beats in 1966. Jimmy Connors, 2-6, 6-3, 7-6, 6-0, for 1999 — Serena Williams captures the men’s singles title the U.S. Open women’s singles title by 1982 — Chris Evert wins her sixth defeating top-seeded Martina Hingis, U.S. Open singles title, defeating 6-3, 7-6. Hana Mandlikova, 6-3, 6-1. 2001 — Sports come to a standstill 1982 — In a 23-16 loss to Illinois, in the wake of terrorist attacks in PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Rolf Mojsiejunko of Michigan State New York and Washington, with ma- kicks a 61-yard field goal in his first jor league baseball postponing a full New York Jets rookie quarterback Sam Darnold threw an interception on the very first play collegiate attempt. schedule of regular-season games for of his career in a game against the Detroit Lions Monday night. 1985 — Pete Rose of the Cincinnati the first time since D-Day in 1944. B4 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2018 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

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

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

HOROSCOPE

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) A trip or gathering with people Don’t share secrets, or some- Tame any emotional urges Handle partnerships with care. Don’t let anyone push you into Keep your emotions in check. you don’t see very often will one will use them against you. you have before you say or do Listen and respond positively moving forward premature- Don’t lend money or posses- something you’ll regret. Focus open your mind to a host of Work toward your goal, but and you will make headway re- ly. Time is on your side, and sions. A change at home will new possibilities. If you add to don’t present what you are on your personal finances, garding joint ventures you want you’ll know when you are ready. health or legal matters, and turn out to be more beneficial the conversation, a new ven- doing until it is polished. There to pursue. Romance will bring Choose your battles wisely and than first anticipated. ture will develop. will be no room for error. fight the urge to retaliate. you closer to a loved one. take all the time you need. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) A problem with an institution ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Emotions will surface and Stay focused on your respon- Consider how you can help or Keep moving until everything Collaborate with people who can be overcome if you make share your concerns. Working should be carefully handled sibilities. Don’t be a follower. a couple of adjustments be- offer someone words of en- is complete. You’ll get a sense toward a goal that will bring to avoid any distress. Giving Someone will lead you astray fore you present what you want couragement. A positive atti- of satisfaction when you put someone the wrong impres- if you put too much credence to do. Stay on top of medical tude will help you avoid being your responsibilities behind about change will lead to op- sion will leave you in a difficult in an exaggerated or false im- concerns and personal invest- pushed away or ostracized you. Don’t waste time helping position. Decipher who is and situation. pression. ments. from a conversation. someone else get ahead. isn’t on your side.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Jealousy, misunderstanding chip away at relationship The certain way or the highly likely? DEAR ABBY: My boy- leg, and their owners gig- In so many bridge deals, if West will overtake with his friend and I love each oth- Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van gle and never offer an you count correctly and draw queen, cash the ace and lead er very much. But we are Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, apology or to clean it up. the logical conclusions, you another club. both so jealous we fight and was founded by her mother, Dogs have jumped up on will find the best declarer-play After South ruffs the third every day. The only time Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at other customers while or defense. At other times, ed- club, he draws trumps and we get along is during sex ucated guesswork will suffice. DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los their owners stood there must find the heart queen. and right after. and said, “Don’t worry. He In this deal, South is in four There is the guaranteed Recently, he found an Angeles, CA 90069. won’t bite.” The last cus- spades. West leads the dia- method. East is known to email I had written when tomer came in with a full- mond seven, and East wins have started with two spades, we first got together in grown German shepherd! with the ace. What happens at least three clubs from the Total honesty between DEAR TEEN: Because after that? reply to a message I had I’ve gone through train- play and seven diamonds partners is essential. If he you feel your parents may When an opponent opens received about becoming ing on service animals, can’t believe what you tell not take you seriously, be with a pre-empt, and you are from the bidding. He has at an escort. I didn’t follow him, there can be no love, brave and tell a trusted and these are definitely planning on entering the auc- most one heart. through with it, and I have because there is no trust. teacher or counselor at not service animals. What tion, assume your partner has Alternatively, South adopts never cheated. I was broke school everything you have happened to common six or seven points and act the “easy” method. Because at the time, and he had DEAR ABBY: I am a written to me, including courtesies? accordingly. So, South jumps East has seven diamonds and just been sent back to pris- 13-year-old girl and I hate West has two, West is an 11- your thoughts of suicide. TAKEN ABACK IN straight to four spades, which on. I didn’t know what to my family. I have had an understandably ends the auc- to-6 favorite to hold the heart Eating disorders can be OKLAHOMA do. eating disorder for three very serious, and they are tion. (At this level, a takeout queen. How can I earn his trust years, and my parents ha- not always obvious. Be- DEAR TAKEN ABACK: double announces at least and keep our relationship ven’t noticed. (It doesn’t cause your feelings of de- The demise of common two places to play.) from becoming toxic? show because I’m regu- pression are so strong that courtesies happened right At trick two, it might look lar-sized.) I think my par- you sometimes feel you around the time when peo- tempting for East to shift to TRYING TO MAKE IT ents hate me. They try to his singleton heart. However, WORK can’t go on, you need more ple began believing they stuff me into a mannequin help than an advice col- were the exception to the even if West does have the shell that doesn’t fit. It’s spade ace, that will produce DEAR TRYING: If the umnist can give you in a rules. When ADA legisla- like I am a doll and not a only three defensive tricks: only time you and your letter. Please don’t wait, tion was passed, it was so person. I don’t know what one diamond, one spade boyfriend get along is and please let me hear that people with disabili- to do, and I am suicidal. and one heart ruff. South will during sex or right after, from you again. ties would have access to But when I think about all probably have the remainder. your relationship is al- things that able-bodied the ambitions I have, I’m It is better for East to switch ready toxic. Rather than DEAR ABBY: When did able to withstand another people take for granted. to the club jack. If South cov- fight and accuse each other day, even though it is hard. it become someone’s right What you are experiencing ers, West will win with the ace, of infidelity every day, cou- Please help me. to walk into a business is an abuse of that law by cash the queen and play a ples in healthy relation- with a pet? People walk in dishonest, uncaring indi- third round, hoping East can ships build each other up DEPRESSED TEEN and never ask. Some of viduals who have no sense ruff. Or, if South plays low, and support one another. IN WASHINGTON those animals hike their of shame.

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MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE

By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage given by Linda McCormick to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as given by Gordon R. Budwah, Charlotte C. Budwah, and Ella B. Thomas to Aames given by Annie R. Burgess and Robert E. Burgess, Jr. to James B. Nutter & nominee for Mortgage Network, Inc., its successors and assigns, dated December Funding Corporation DBA Aames Home Loan, dated August 31, 2001 and Company, dated January 23, 2009 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern 6, 2006 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book District) Registry of Deeds at Book 28280, Page 1 for breach of the conditions of at Book 26363, Page 353 as affected by a Loan Modification recorded on 17624, Page 169, subsequently assigned to Deutsche Bank National Trust said Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public December 4, 2012 in Said Registry of Deeds at Book 31979, Page 371, Company (f/k/a Bankers Trust Company of California, N.A.) as Trustee on behalf Auction at 3:00 PM on September 18, 2018 at 27 1/2 Sagamore Street, Lynn, subsequently assigned to JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association, its of the owners of Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates Series 2002-AM1 by Aames MA, all and singular the premises described in said Mortgage, to wit: successors and assigns by Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as Funding Corporation DBA Aames Home Loan DBA Accredited Home Lenders Inc by nominee For Mortgage Network, Inc., its successors and assigns by assignment assignment recorded in said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at The land in said Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, with the buildings thereon recorded in said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book Book 27366, Page 52 for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the and bounded and described as follows: SOUTHEAST by Lot A as shown on Plan 33344, Page 29, subsequently assigned to Wilmington Trust, NA, successor purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at 1:00 PM on hereinafter mentioned, in two courses, 20.73 feet and 48 feet; SOUTHWEST by Trustee to CitiBank, N.A., as Trustee F/B/O Holders of Structured Asset Mortgage September 18, 2018 at 31 Fearless Avenue, Lynn, MA, all and singular the land of Pearlstein as shown on said Plan, 64.55 feet; NORTHWEST by land of Investments II Inc., Bear Stearns Alt-A Trust 2007-2, Mortgage Pass-Through premises described in said Mortgage, to wit: O'Shea as shown on said Plan, 99.53 feet; and NORTHEAST by land of Feinstein Certificates, Series 2007-2 by JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association by as shown on said Plan, 33.05 feet. Being shown as Lot B on Subdivision Plan of assignment recorded in said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at the land in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts with buildings thereon designated Land owned by J. Maude Cannon in Lynn, Mass., drawn by O.W. McIntoch, C.E., Book 35486, Page 301 for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the as No. 31 Fearless Avenue and bounded and described as follows: WEST by dated December 1947, recorded with Essex South District Registry of Deeds in purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at 2:00 PM on Fearless Avenue (formerly Fearless Court), fifty (50) feet; NORTH by Lot 8 on plan Book 3583, Page 561, and containing according to said Plan 2,584 square feet September 18, 2018 at 14 Kirtland Street, Lynn, MA, all and singular the hereinafter referred to, fifty-one and 25/100 (51.25) feet; EAST by land of owners of land. Said premises are subject to a right of way three feet wide for the benefit premises described in said Mortgage, to wit: unknown, fifty (50) feet; SOUTH by Lot 6 on said plan, fifty-one and 34/100 of said Lot A and together with as appurtenant thereto a right of way eight feet (51.34) feet. Being Lot No. 7 on a Plan of Estate owned by W.A. Rich and W.B. wide over said Lot A to Sagamore Street as shown on said Plan. Meaning and The land with the buildings and improvements thereon in Lynn, Essex County, Phillips, recorded with Essex South District Registry of Deed, Book of Plans 3, plan intending to convey the same lands and premises conveyed to Annie R. Burgess Massachusetts, said premises being bounded and described as follows: 7. For title see deed recorded with said Deeds in Book 16725, Page 355. and Robert E. Burgess by Deed dated January 6, 1978 and recorded with the NORTHERLY: by land now or formerly of Walter McGrath, ninety (90) feet; Essex County Registry of Deeds in Deed Book 6434, Page 675. EASTERLY: by Kirtland Street, fifty (50) feet; SOUTHERLY: by land not or formerly of The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, CA Brown, ninety (90) feet; WESTERLY: by land now or formerly of John Ward, fifty restrictions, encroachments, building and zoning laws, liens, unpaid taxes, tax Upon information and belief, there is an error in the legal description attached to (50) feet. Be all of said measurements more or less or however otherwise said titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights of tenants and parties in the mortgage, wherein the third bound should read: NORTHWEST by land of premises may be bounded, measured or described. Said premises are conveyed possession, and attorney's fees and costs. O'Shea as shown on said plan, fifty-nine and 53/100 feet; and subject to any city of Lynn building law or zoning law requirements and zoning ordinances or building ordinances. For title reference, see Deed recorded herewith TERMS OF SALE: The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, at the Essex South District Registry of Deeds. A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of restrictions, encroachments, building and zoning laws, liens, unpaid taxes, tax a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights of tenants and parties in The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be possession, and attorney's fees and costs. restrictions, encroachments, building and zoning laws, liens, unpaid taxes, tax required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights of tenants and parties in the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days TERMS OF SALE: possession, and attorney's fees and costs. from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be TERMS OF SALE: at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure Deutsche Bank National Trust Company (f/k/a Bankers Trust Company of recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be California, N.A.), as trustee on behalf of the owners of Mortgage Pass-Through description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further Certificates Series 2002-AM1 an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of Present Holder of said Mortgage, Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. By Its Attorneys, James B. Nutter & Company ORLANS PC Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. PO Box 540540 Present Holder of said Mortgage, Wilmington Trust, NA, successor trustee to Citibank, N.A., Waltham, MA 02454 By Its Attorneys, as Trustee f/b/o holders of Structured Asset Phone: (781) 790-7800 ORLANS PC Mortgage Investments II Inc., 16-015744 PO Box 540540 Bear Stearns ALT-A Trust 2007-2, Item: August 28, September 4, 11, 2018 Waltham, MA 02454 Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2007-2 Phone: (781) 790-7800 Legal Notice 18-000485 Present Holder of said Mortgage, TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT Item: August 28, September 4, 11, 2018 By Its Attorneys, ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS ORLANS PC LEGAL NOTICE PO Box 540540 Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be at held at the CITY OF LYNN Waltham, MA 02454 Swampscott Zoning Board of Appeals meeting which will be on Tuesday, ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Phone: (781) 790-7800 September 25, 2018, at 7:00P.M. at the Swampscott High School, 200 Essex 18-002664 Street, Swampscott, Mass in Room B-129 for the following request / petitions. The Zoning Board of Appeals will hear all parties of interest on the following Item: August 28, September 4, 11, 2018 petition on Tuesday, September 18, 2018, at 7:30 p.m., Room 302, Lynn City Petition 18-11 by John Nugent seeking a site plan special permit and dimensional Hall. variances to add a two-story garage addition of over 800 sf on an existing MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE single-family home that encroaches on the side yard setback, Property located at LOCUS: 208-210 BROADWAY, PARCEL NO. 088-105-048 - PETITIONER: CLAUDIA 179 Beach Bluff Avenue, Swampscott, Mass. (Map 31, Lot 38). C. SPOFFORD, BY HER ATTORNEY SAMUEL VITALI (ZBA #9844) By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage given by Eric E. Spagnoli and Colleen A. Spagnoli and ILONGAPS, LLC to Mortgage Petition 18-12 by Robert and Taryn Stockwell seeking a Use Special Permit to TO ALLOW SUBDIVISION OF A DEVELOPED LOT IN ZONING DISTRICT R1, Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for, Wachovia Mortgage convert a two (2) family residential structure to a three (3) family residential ESTABLISHING A DEVELOPED LOT WITH AN EXISTING, NON-CONFORMING THREE Corporation, its successors and assigns, dated May 5, 2006 and recorded with the structure per Section 2.2.3.0. and to for off-street parking relief by special permit, FAMILY RESIDENCE AND ACCESSORY GARAGE (LOT 1: 10,750 SF/78.32' Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 25646, Page 524 as or a finding that no off-street parking is "grandfathered" for the present use and FRONTAGE) AND TO ALLOW A SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE TO BE CONSTRUCTED affected by a Loan Modification recorded on November 18, 2010 in Said Registry therefore only two (2) spaces are required to satisfy Section 3.1.2.0 Number of UPON THE RESULTANT, UNDERSIZED LOT 2 (4,796 SF/74.82' FRONTAGE). of Deeds at Book 29980, Page 235, as further affected by a Judgment recorded in spaces for the additional residential Unit. Property located at 10-12 Humphrey Said Registry of Deeds at Book 31865, Page 514, subsequently assigned to US Street, Swampscott, Mass (Map 1-161-0). LOCUS: 9 GREEN ST, PARCEL NO. 082-615-019 - PETITIONER: FIDELINA GARCIA, Bank National Association, as Trustee for CSAB Mortgage-Backed Pass-Through BY HER ATTORNEY JOHN MIHOS (ZBA #9845) Certificates, Series 2006-3, by Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. by Petition 18-14 by Kyle Wolff & Jacqueline Henke seeking a special permit assignment recorded in said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at nonconforming Uses and /or Structures, Special Permit, site plan to add an TO ALLOW SECOND AND THIRD FLOOR OFFICE SPACE TO BE USED FOR Book 29691, Page 130, subsequently assigned to US Bank National Association, addition to an existing single-family dwelling. The addition includes a new fitness RESIDENTIAL DWELLING PURPOSES ABOVE AN EXISTING AUTO REPAIR SHOP as Trustee for Credit Suisse First Boston Mortgage Securities Corp., CSAB room, and playroom on the ground level and an extension to the master bedroom LOCATED UPON AN UNDERSIZED LOT (3,186 SF), WITH INSUFFICIENT FRONTAGE Mortgage-Backed Trust 2006-3, CSAB Mortgage-Backed Pass-Through Certificates on the second level that includes a walk-in closet, on the lower level is a new (40.29'), IN ZONING DISTRICT BD. Series 2006 by Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc.., as nominee for screen porch built on the existing deck footprint, the end of the porch extends into Wachovia Mortgage Corporation, its successors and assigns by assignment the required 10-foot side yard setback, this is the relief being sought, property LOCUS: GIBSON PL, PARCEL NO. 082-615-022 - PETITIONER: FIDELINA GARCIA, recorded in said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book located on 423 Puritan Road, Swampscott, Mass BY HER ATTORNEY JOHN MIHOS (ZBA #9846) 31786, Page 106 for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the (Map 35, Lot 36) purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at 2:00 PM on TO ALLOW AN ACCESSORY STORAGE STRUCTURE RELATED TO ACTIVITIES AT 9 September 25, 2018 at 150-152 Tracy Avenue, Lynn, MA, all and singular the Petition 18-15 by Jon & Courtney McHugh seeking a use special permit and site GREEN STREET TO BE LOCATED UPON A NON-CONTIGUOUS, ADJACENT PARCEL premises described in said Mortgage, to wit: plan for a proposed 30' X 20' addition to the rear of the house to meet but not to UNDER COMMON OWNERSHIP. exceed the second story of existing house. Basement level of proposed addition as The land in said Lynn, together with the buildings thereon, bounded and described 600 Sq. Accessory apartment to be used by owners' mother as full-time residence. LOCUS: 218-220 JUDGE RD, PARCEL NOS. 048-013-182 & 048-013-166 - as follows: NORTHEASTERLY by Tracy Avenue, 50 feet; SOUTHEASTERLY by Lot 64 To include a full bath, kitchen, and bedroom/living room area. An independent PETITIONER: KEVIN RONNIGEN, BY HIS ATTORNEY KEVIN P. GEANEY (ZBA #9847) on said plan, 90 feet; SOUTHWESTERLY by Lot 40 on said plan, 50 feet; and access on the side rear of proposed space. Independent single car parking NORTHWESTERLY by Lot 62 on said plan, 90 feet. Said premises are conveyed provided for proposed AA. First floor of proposed addition to be used to extend the TO APPEAL THE ISSUANCE OF BUILDING PERMITS BLD-2018-001175 & subject to encumbrances and restrictions of record insofar as now in force and existing kitchen and dining room of the house towards the rear. Second floor to be BLD-2018-001176, EACH APPROVED JUNE 25, 2018, PURSUANT TO M.G.L. C. effect; and subject to taxes, municipal liens, and assessments, if any. For title, see used to extend a master bathroom attached to existing master bedroom. Roof line 40A SS. 8. Deed recorded with the Essex County Registry of Deeds in Book 6684, Page 655. of proposed addition below existing ridge line. Walls of proposed structure within requirements of side and rear setbacks. Proposed additional square footage of Patrick Calnan - Chairperson The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, 600sq. basement level AA. 600 sq. first floor addition to existing kitchen and Norman Cole - Clerk restrictions, encroachments, building and zoning laws, liens, unpaid taxes, tax dining room. 200 sq. second floor addition to gain master bathroom, property Item: September 4, 11, 2018 titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights of tenants and parties in located on 30 Lewis Road, Swampscott, Mass (Map 23-Lot 72). possession, and attorney's fees and costs. Marc Kornitsky TERMS OF SALE: Chairman A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of Item: September 11, 18, 2018 a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of GENERAL the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days NOTICES MISC. HELP WANTED APARTMENTS from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid HELP WANTED: Chocolate distribution Lynn ~ Studio, 1, 2, bdrms. Clean, at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms FOR SALE: Privacy Hedges - FALL PAY CALLS BLOWOUT SALE 6 ft ARBORVITAE route (Hersheys`s & Nestle) 1000 modern apartments. On bus line, of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure active customers provided free of parking, laundry. From $1000, No sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be {Evergreen} Reg $149 Now $75. Beautiful, Nursery Grown. FREE Instal- charge by company. Est. annual profit fees. Call ~ 781-477-6457 entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further $100,000. Support for your success. recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The Pay Call Numbers lation/FREE delivery, Limited Supply! West Lynn, Saugus Line. 2 bedroom, (900, 976 and 550) Exclusive territory, investment required. description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of ORDER NOW : 518-536-1367 www.lo newly renovated, HW floors, off street Advertiser telephone numbers with www.localcause.us 1-800-590-4595 an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. wcosttreefarm.com parking. Tenant pays gas, heat, elec. 900, 976 and 550 prefixes MUST NOW HIRING! Cleaners wanted! No smoking, no pets. $1450 - 1600. disclose the price of the telephone Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. HELP WANTED Mother's hours! Drivers license 978-305-0420 call. When a number is published U.S. Bank National Association, as Trustee for Credit Suisse First Boston Mortgage required. Up to $15/hr. within the advertisement the per Securities Corp., CSAB Mortgage-Backed Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2006-3 Interviews 10am-1pm, M-F WANTED minute and/or flat charge must be JOB INFORMATION 542 Loring Ave, Salem included. If you dial a pay per call Present Holder of said Mortgage, SERVICES number from an advertisement appear- HELP WANTED-SALES By Its Attorneys, APARTMENT WANTED ing in the classified section and it EARN $500 A DAY (SALES) Final ORLANS PC Small apartment, 1 bedroom, prefera- DOES NOT disclose this information, NOTICE Expense Insurance • Exclusive Leads • PO Box 540540 bly Swampscott, for semi retired please notify the Item classified Don't pay to find work before you get Local Training/Support • Every day is Waltham, MA 02454 medical assistant. 978-498-4470 department immediately. 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By Andrew Selsky ing the dog would show After Lucy was found, ASSOCIATED PRESS the complainant had lied the complainant failed to under oath. But if it was attend a meeting in Au- SALEM, Ore. — The alive, where was it? gust to discuss her testi- discovery of a black lab An Oregon Innocence mony, Hummel said. Last named Lucy led to the Project volunteer and an Wednesday, one of his in- unravelling of a crimi- official from Hummel's vestigators heard she was nal case Monday against office searched for it. The at a home near Redmond. an Oregon man who had black lab had reportedly When he pulled up to the begun serving a 50-year had been given away by driveway, she ran away. prison sentence. Horner's then-girlfriend. Horner had been indict- Joshua Horner, a plumb- The investigators were ed under a previous dis- er from the central Or- sniffing on the trail, but trict attorney, but the trial egon town of Redmond, was convicted on April 12, they had trouble tracking and conviction came un- 2017, of sexual abuse of a down the purported dog's der Hummel's watch. minor. owner. Hummel said in an In the trial, the com- "They made a couple email the issue of the dog plainant testified Horner trips around Deschutes being shot was raised for had threatened to shoot County; he was not there," the first time during the her animals if she went said Steve Wax, legal di- trial, so there was no in- to the police about the rector of the Oregon Inno- vestigation to be done re- alleged molestation, and cence Project. "We heard garding it prior to trial, he was in Seattle. Then we "and we had no credible said she saw him shoot PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS her dog, killing it, to make learned he had a place on reason to question the his point. the Oregon Coast." Josh Horner with his wife Kelli Horner after a hearing Monday in Bend, statement after it was Six months after a jury It was there, in the town Ore. made." convicted Horner in a ver- of Gearhart northwest of He said exonerations dict that was not unani- Portland, that the pair sexually abuse the com- the group, his family, reversed his conviction are a reminder that while mous, he asked the Ore- finally found Lucy. That plainant, but that he's friends and Hummel. and ordered a new trial. America has "the best sys- gon Innocence Project for key evidence showed the now not convinced he did. "Kelli and I are ready to The appeals court said tem of justice in the world help. The group took up complainant had not been The Associated Press is pick up the pieces of our the defense had not been it is not perfect. Mistakes his case. truthful when testifying, not naming her because lives," Horner said, refer- allowed to present certain will be made and we When the group raised the district attorney said. it doesn't identify alleged ring to his wife. The cou- evidence that was unrelat- should be judged by how concerns in April about "Lucy the dog was not victims of sexual abuse. ple came out of the court- ed to the dog. we respond to them." the case with Deschutes shot. Lucy the dog is alive Deschutes County Judge house Monday holding Now, Horner no longer Wax, who was Oregon's County District Attorney and well," Hummel's office Michael Adler dismissed hands and smiling. faces that second trial. He former top federal public John Hummel, he agreed said in a statement. the case. Horner had walked out declined a request for an defender for 31 years be- to work with them. Hummel told the court Horner, in a statement of a state prison in Pend- interview, saying he is not fore joining the Oregon In- Horner had insisted he Monday he's not cer- released by the Oregon In- leton on Aug. 3 after the ready to speak with the nocence Project, said this never shot the dog. Find- tain that Horner did not nocence Project, thanked Oregon Court of Appeals press just yet case is highly unusual.

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Trader George Ettinger, foreground, works The threat came after on the  oor of the New York Stock Exchange Trump said Friday he was Monday. considering extending pen- alties to an additional $267 billion of Chinese products in their battle over Bei- Stocks end a losing jing's technology policy. That would be on top of streak as industrials $50 billion of goods already PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS hit by 25 percent duties Delivery workers pull carts of loaded boxes of goods for their customers and another $200 billion outside an of ce building Monday in Beijing. and retailers rise on which Washington is feel China has much more poised to raise tariffs. By Marley Jay disrupt their operations and other products. But China's exports to the ASSOCIATED PRESS to lose in the con ict than "If the United States in- by withholding licenses they reject Trump's de- United States have been the U.S. does, as it exports sists on imposing another or launching tax, anti-mo- mand to roll back of cial unexpectedly resilient, NEW YORK — U.S. much more to the U.S. round of tariffs on Chi- nopoly or other investiga- industry plans such as rising by double digits in stocks broke a four-day than it imports from it. nese products, China will tions. "Made in China 2025," July and August despite losing streak Monday as "If Chinese businesses de nitely take counter- China matched Wash- which calls for state-led the U.S. tariff hikes. That industrial companies and and Chinese consumers measures to safeguard its ington's rst round of creation of global cham- might add to Washington's retailers rose. Technology get uncomfortable with legitimate rights and in- companies recovered some tariff hikes on $50 billion pions in robotics, arti - frustration and prompt this whole battle, they terests," foreign ministry of their steep losses from of its goods, but their lop- cial intelligence and other more import controls. get nervous and they get spokesman Geng Shuang sided trade balance means technologies. last week. Exports to the United tentative," he said. "When said. Beijing is running out of Washington, Europe and Transportation and oth- States in August rose 13.4 people do that, they stop Geng gave no details, imports for retaliation. other trading partners er industrial companies percent to $44.4 billion, spending." but the government said The United States import- argue those plans violate continued their recent ral- S&P 500 index gained ticking up from July's 13.3 in June it would impose ed $3 of Chinese goods Beijing's market-opening ly and retailers like Nike, 5.45 points, or 0.2 per- percent growth. Chinese unspeci ed "comprehen- last year for every $1 of pledges. American of cials Home Depot and Walmart cent, to 2,877.13. The Dow sive measures" if neces- American goods bought by worry they might erode imports of U.S. goods rose all climbed. While technol- Jones Industrial Aver- sary. That left American China. U.S. industrial dominance. 11.1 percent to $13.3 bil- ogy companies rose over- age lost 59.47 points, or companies on edge about Chinese leaders agreed But Communist leaders lion. China's trade surplus all, Apple fell after saying 0.2 percent, to 25,857.07 whether Beijing might use in May to narrow that see them as China's path with the United States a new round of bigger U.S. as health insurer Unit- its control over the heav- trade gap by purchasing to prosperity and global widened to a record $31 tariffs could push it to edHealth and aerospace ily regulated economy to more American soybeans in uence. billion. raise prices. company Boeing traded CBS slipped after it an- lower. nounced the departure The Nasdaq composite of longtime CEO Les edged up 21.62 points, or Small businesses not keeping up Moonves, and Alibaba 0.3 percent, to 7,924.16. skidded after the big Chi- The Russell 2000 index of nese internet retailer said smaller-company stocks with larger companies in hiring co-founder Jack Ma will rose 4.29 points, or 0.3 step down as chairman in percent, to 1,717.47. By Joyce M. payroll provider ADP said taken during the spring because they can't com- 2019. The S&P 500 fell 1 per- Rosenberg hiring at its small busi- by researchers at Pepper- pete with big corporations The European Union's cent last week, its worst ASSOCIATED PRESS ness customers fell by dine University's Grazia- that offer higher salaries chief negotiator said the drop since late June. bloc might be able to reach more than half last month. dio School of Business and and more lucrative bene t Nike rose 2.2 percent to NEW YORK — While a deal with Britain by ear- ADP counted 21,000 new Dun & Bradstreet Corp., packages. A larger compa- $82.10. The stock slumped job growth in the U.S. has ly November. The British jobs at its small-business 18 percent of the more ny can also offer a staff- 3 percent Aug. 31 as in- been steady over the past pound jumped. customers, a steep drop than 1,300 owners ques- er more room for growth vestors worried about year, the gains are slow Investors expect the U.S. potential backlash to an from 59,000 in July. The tioned said their inability than very small compa- and erratic at small busi- to put new tariffs on Chi- advertising campaign fea- small businesses tracked to nd workers was keep- nies can. nesses. nese imports soon. The turing former San Fran- by ADP have averaged ing them from hiring. But many companies are Reports last week show Hang Seng index in Hong cisco 49ers quarterback the disparity between 49,000 new jobs for the A survey released last not looking to hire. In a Kong fell again Monday Colin Kaepernick. Nike's overall hiring and that of rst seven months of this week by the National Fed- survey taken in July and after President Donald stock has now regained al- small companies. The La- year, down from 61,000 a eration of Independent August by Wells Fargo Trump again threatened most all the ground it lost bor Department said that month for all of 2017. Business, which questioned and Gallup, 35 percent of to tax almost everything since then. employers of all sizes add- Economist Mark Zan- its own members, found the 604 owners questioned the U.S. imports from Chi- Technology companies ed a strong 201,000 jobs di of Moody's Analytics, that nearly 40 percent had said they plan to hire in na. The index has tumbled moved higher as Micro- in August, compared with which analyzes data pro- job openings they couldn't the next 12 months. That's almost 20 percent since soft picked up 1.1 percent the 196,000 averaged over vided by ADP's custom- ll during August. A quar- the highest since the sur- late January as the dis- to $109.38 and Broad- the previous 12 months. ers, attributes the slower ter of the owners said their vey began in August 2003, pute has escalated. com rose 3.5 percent to The government doesn't small-business hiring to biggest problem was nd- well before the Great Re- Randy Frederick, vice $240.61. The S&P 500 break out its numbers ac- owners' struggles to nd ing quali ed workers. cession, but it means that president of trading and technology index is com- cording to company size, quali ed workers for their Some small businesses still just about a third of derivatives for Charles ing off its largest weekly but a separate report from open positions. In a survey struggle to nd workers owners plan to hire. Schwab, said investors loss since March.

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