Washington S.T.E.M. Picks up Steam from Visiting Scientists Bled Lives

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2018 More funds to battle opioid addiction in Lynn By Bella diGrazia classic representation of health centers ITEM STAFF across the commonwealth.” Not only does the investment expand LYNN — The city’s community health access for opioid addiction treatment in center is slated to get a piece of the community health centers, it will also state’s $50 million investment in opioid further provide treatment for adults addiction treatment. with behavioral health needs. Over Gov. Charlie Baker, Secretary of the next ve years, the funding will in- Health and Human Services Marylou crease provider rates for psychiatry ser- Sudders, and her assistant secretary vices and medical visits to children and Daniel Tsai announced the ve-year adults and MassHealth will improve funding program during an appearance access to school-based health centers, at the health center on Thursday. The beginning Jan. 1, 2019. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK new initiative will bolster the efforts of “The funding will provide added - 35 facilities across the state. nancial reimbursement for treatment Gov. Charlie Baker announces a $50 million investment in 35 community “It’s great to be in my neighborhood,” provided by community health centers health centers across Massachusetts during a press conference at Lynn said Baker. “I’ve been visiting this Community Health Center on Thursday. health center for a very long time. It is a LYNN, A3 Washington S.T.E.M. picks up Peabody steam from visiting scientists reaches new deal with re ghters By Thomas Grillo ITEM STAFF PEABODY — The city’s re ghters and Mayor Edward A. Bettencourt Jr. have agreed to a three-year, $9.2 million contract. The terms of the accord provides a 2 percent hike retroactive to July, and 2 percent annually through July 2021. Bettencourt said the deal is on par with other recently negotiated union contracts. “I’ve been consistent,” he said. “Every contract I’ve done has been a 2 percent raise across the board. We’ve settled teachers and police at 2 percent. Parity is extremely important.” While the raises total $185,000 over 36 months, there are other nancial rewards included in the package. The city’s 100 re ghters will receive $450 a year in hazardous duty pay, a new provision that will be added to their base salary when calculating retirement ben- e ts; the clothing allowance will increase By Gayla Cawley entists, a Boston nonpro t in the district the program, Dianaliz Puel- by $50 per member to $650; and longevity pay will rise by $100, from $400 annual- ITEM STAFF which describes its mission as which brings scientists to the lo, 10, puts on ly for ve years of service to as much as improving the attitudes and classroom to teach hands-on a moon phases $2,800 for re ghters with 30 years on the LYNN — Students at Wash- aptitudes of grades 4 to 8 in engaging lessons. Not only are board with the ington S.T.E.M. Elementary job, bringing the total cost of the new con- science, technology, engineer- kids taught in class during help of Yaneris tract to $300,000, a nearly 3 percent hike School learned science from ing and math. the visits, there’s pre-work Reyes, 10, left, scientists on Thursday morn- over the previous pact that expired in July. Science from Scientists students do in classrooms, so they can David Ahearn, president of the Interna- ing. Secretary of Education teaches at Washington with ensuing days including learn about the tional Association of Fire Fighters, Local James Peyser attended one S.T.E.M. twice a month, with more work and an assessment phases of the 925, said the addition of hazardous pay of the classes as part of Mas- 18 visits a year. Instructors on the material. moon during was necessary because cancer rates among sachusetts STEM week, de- from the nonpro t have been On Thursday, students the Science re ghters are rising. He said the cost of clared earlier this year by the teaching at the school for learned about celestial me- from Scientists clothing continues to increase, as well. Baker-Polito Administration. three years, and it is the only chanics and objects in space, at Washington “It’s an ever-changing job and we’re try- Fourth and fth grade stu- Lynn school that receives in- including the different phases S.T.E.M. School ing to stay ahead of it,” he said. dents at Washington S.T.E.M. struction from them. of the moon. on Thursday. Bettencourt said city workers deserve a spent the day engaging in But School Superintendent “There’s real value in having raise for the hard work they do and the successive interactive lessons Dr. Patrick Tutwiler said there ITEM PHOTO | risks re ghters take. taught by Science from Sci- are plans to expand with- S.T.E.M., A3 SPENSER HASAK In 2016, a multi-year study of nearly 30,000 re ghters in three major U.S. cities by the National Institute for Occu- pational Safety and Health found higher rates of certain types of cancer than the Fundraiser to rest of the nation’s population. Twice as BY BILL BROTHERTON many re ghters have been diagnosed bene t Revere PEABODY, A3 Author’s re victims subjects By Bridget Turcotte INSIDE ITEM STAFF Opinion married to REVERE — A fundraiser at the Com- Jourgensen: Looking fort Inn in November will raise money for through Time’s lens. A6 the mob the 120 residents who lost their home in a massive re in September. Sports Playing is a family affair The event will be hosted by Mayor Brian MARBLEHEAD — Meet for St. Mary’s running backs. B1 Arrigo with House Speaker Robert DeLeo, Phyllis Karas. Grand-  Sen. Joe Boncore, and state Rep. RoseL- mother. Doctor’s wife. Mob Swampscott eld hockey ee Vincent. There will be refreshments, a biographer. tops Bishop Fenwick. B1 “How does a nice Jewish cash bar, and raf es. It will be on Nov. 8 grandmother from Mar- at 6:30 p.m. at Comfort Inn and Suites, 85 American Legion Highway. blehead get involved with The ve-alarm re started shortly after 2 South Boston mobsters?” p.m. and built quickly at 10 Franklin Ave. asks Karas, repeating the on Sept. 16. It burned through 35 units in reporter’s obvious ques- the four-story condominium building. tion. No residents were injured in the blaze It all started after but four re ghters suffered from heat-re- Karas, a journalist and lated injuries and were treated at local former professor at Bos- hospitals. ton University’s School Arriving re ghters saw only smoke and of Journalism, in a 1998 no re inside each of the fourth oor apart- book wrote about Aristo- ments leading investigators to believe the ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE tle Onassis’ life with wife re was in a space above the apartments Phyllis Karas is the author of the new AUTHOR, A3 book “Women of Southie.” REVERE, A3

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Gerald Jordan, 80 State lawmakers revive bill,

PEABODY — Gerald Carol Eaton of Millis, eye National Grid hearing “Jerry” Jordan, 80, niece and personal of Peabody and for- representative, Linda By Matt Murphy merly of Lynn, died Quigley of Peabody, STATE HOUSE Wednesday morning and also by several NEWS SERVICE at the Hunt Nursing other nieces, neph- Home in Danvers fol- ews and dear friends. BOSTON — The House lowing a brief illness. He was predeceased appears ready to begin Born in Laconia, by his brother Rus- ratcheting up the pressure N.H., he was the sell Jordan and sister on National Grid to end son of the late Hersey and Ruth Truesdale. its lockout of more 1,250 Jane (Mansfield) Jordan. He Service information: Vis- union gas workers, reviv- was raised and educated in iting hours will be held on ing a three-month-old bill Lynn and Peabody and was a Monday from 4 until 8 p.m. that would force the util- graduate of Essex Agricultural with a Masonic Service ity to extend health bene- School in Danvers, Class of at 7 p.m. at the CONWAY, fits to the locked out work- 1958. CAHILL-BRODEUR Funeral ers and deny the company Jerry held many jobs over Home, 82 Lynn St., Peabody, any rate increases or pub- the years from owning a florist and his funeral service will lic money for maintenance shop, to being a teacher and be held on Tuesday at 11 until the labor dispute is Dean of Students at Thomp- a.m. at the funeral home to resolved. son Academy, which was a which relatives and friends The bill, which has lan- residential boarding school are kindly invited to attend. guished since it was filed for boys. He owned his own Burial will be in Puritan in July by Rep. Jim O’Day, PHOTO | SAM DORAN/SHNS construction company, Jordan Lawn Memorial Park, Lake suddenly surfaced in the Construction of Peabody, and Street, Peabody. Expressions House on Thursday morn- Joe Kirylo and John Buonopane, heads of United Steel Workers Locals later became the head cook of sympathy can be made in ing and was referred to 12003 and 12012, caught up with House Speaker Robert DeLeo outside for the Haven from Hunger his name to Shriners Alep- the Committee on Tele- an event last week to talk about the National Grid lockout. before retiring many years ago. po Temple, Transportation communications, Utilities Jerry was a longtime Mason Fund, 99 Fordham Road, and Energy Committee. O’Day bill would also fo- heightened danger leaks think it will give us an op- for more than 50 years with the Wilmington, MA 01887 or to Union leaders then met cus on the way National pose as frost sets in. portunity to start explor- Jordan Lodge AF & AM of Pea- Shriners Childrens Hospital with House Speaker Rob- Grid has been operating Energy Committee ing some of the costs asso- body and he held many prom- online at www.lovetotheres- ert DeLeo, who told them during the lockout. Chairman Thomas Golden ciated with this,” Golden inent positions from Master to cue.org. For directions and he hoped to have a hearing “We’d like to be able to said that he has not yet said of the O’Day bill. District Deputy Grand Master. online obituary, visit www. by mid-November, which make people aware of what reviewed O’Day’s bill, but Golden and Sen. Mi- Jerry is survived by his sister, ccbfuneral.com. would give gas workers a we know,” Buonopane said. confirmed plans made with chael Barrett have stated public forum at the State The News Service re- the speaker’s office to hold that the Merrimack Valley House to air their griev- ported earlier this week a hearing on the bill pri- oversight hearing would ances with National Grid that the number of gas or to a separate oversight take place after the Nov. Jane W. Laro and the state of contract leaks repaired during the hearing the committee is 19 deadline for gas service negotiations. three-month lockout has planning on the Merri- to be restored in Andover, 1950-2018 John Buonopane, pres- fallen 53 percent from the mack Valley gas explosions North Andover and Law- LYNN — Jane Laro legacy. She will also ident of United Steel same period last year, and and pipeline safety. rence, and Golden said of Lynn died peace- be greatly missed by Workers Local 12012, told union officials are worried “This should happen be- the committee is eyeing fully on Oct. 24, her longtime com- the News Service that he that National Grid is un- forehand and be two in- Nov. 26 or Nov. 27 for that 2018 after a brief panion Larry Brown. hoped any hearing on the prepared to deal with the dependent hearings and I hearing. illness. Service informa- She leaves her tion: Please join children Sandy, Da- us in celebrating Breakthrough on end-of-session civics bill nearing mian, Tammy and her home going on Joey Williams as well Tuesday, Oct. 30, By Katie Lannan school serving students amendment calls for those opportunities” provision to as several grand- at the GOODRICH STATE HOUSE in the eighth grade and students to be offered “al- the project section, newly children and a great-grand- Funeral Home in Lynn from NEWS SERVICE each public high school to ternative opportunities” to requiring a principal to daughter to carry on her 4-8. provide at least one stu- develop civic skills. approve if a student opts BOSTON — A civics ed- dent-led civics project for The Senate Committee out of a group or classwide ucation bill that’s been in each student. on Bills on Third Reading, project to pursue an alter- limbo since Gov. Charlie Baker sent the bill back chaired by Sen. Sal Di- native project. Baker returned it to law- with an amendment on Domenico, has had custo- The Senate did not vote makers in August with Aug. 3, after the Demo- dy of the bill and Baker’s Thursday on the amend- an amendment resur- crat-controlled Legisla- amendment for the past ments, as the House also faced on the Senate floor ture had ended its formal 80 days. On Thursday, the kept its session open for Thursday, and further ac- business for the year. The committee recommended a time in anticipation of tion is expected on it next Republican governor’s an amendment to Baker’s action on the bill. Minori- week. amendment specifies that proposal offered by Sen. ty Leader Bruce Tarr, a The bill (S 2631), a piece the voter registration Harriette Chandler. Gloucester Republican, of compromise legislation challenge be non-partisan, Chandler’s amendment said on the floor that that passed the House and and makes changes to the aims to incorporate Bak- the “much-debated and Senate unanimously on project section. er’s changes and maintain long-awaited bill” need- July 25, establishes a high The governor wants stu- the intent of the original ed “a bit more work.” He school voter registration dents to be able to opt out bill, according to her of- moved that the matter be PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS challenge, strengthens re- of projects “in the public fice. It would add the word postponed until the Sen- Doug Sheff, attorney for the family of Leonel Ron- quirements around civics sphere that advance po- “non-partisan” to the voter ate’s next session, which is don, pictured left, speaks to reporters Thursday. education in public schools sitions contrary to their registration challenge sec- scheduled for Monday at and calls on each public personal convictions.” His tion and an “alternative 11 a.m.

Family seeks justice after MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS a gas explosions death Massachusetts nuclear containers to a new pad can in her lineage. start the project. plant to move waste on an existing parking lot Warren said she has not BOSTON (AP) — The the utility company. that’s about 75 feet above received any suspicious Dr. Seuss’ childhood home family of a teen killed Attorney Doug Sheff to higher ground mean sea level and 700 packages. is getting a makeover when a series of natu- told reporters Thursday feet from shore. PLYMOUTH (AP) — ral gas explosions rocked that Columbia Gas was The plant is scheduled The owner of the only City planning board SPRINGFIELD (AP) — communities north of Bos- reckless and should have to shut down next June. The boyhood home of chil- ton plans to file a wrong- to pay for last month's nuclear power plant approves new $92M in Massachusetts has dren’s author and illus- ful death lawsuit against death of Leonel Rondon. Warren calls mail bombs Holy Cross arts center trator Dr. Seuss is getting The high school junior announced plans to move the facility’s nuclear a reminder that some WORCESTER (AP) — a $500,000 restoration as died after the chimney part of a plan to turn it In MEMORIAM of an exploding house waste to higher ground. step over line The College of the Holy GORDON E. KELLY, JR into an innovation center crashed into his car and The plan for the Pilgrim Cross is moving forward 2008 ~ October 26th ~ 2018 Nuclear Power Station for educators, students, 10TH ANNIVERSARY crushed him. He had re- BOSTON (AP) — U.S. with plans for a $92 in Plymouth announced writers and artists. ceived his driver's license Sen. Elizabeth Warren million center for the arts Thursday by Entergy Corp. The project was an- just hours earlier. says there’s a difference and creativity. is intended to protect the between fighting hard for The Telegram & Gazette nounced Wednesday at Sheff says Rondon's radioactive fuel from the the home on Fairfield family "wants justice." He a principle and encourag- reports that the Worces- threat of rising seas. ing people to violence — ter Planning Board voted Street in Springfield says the complaint will be Company officials tell but she declined to say if unanimously Wednesday where Theodor Seuss Gei- filed at a later date. The Boston Globe the President Donald Trump to approve the two-lev- sel drew early versions The National Transpor- plant currently has 17 has crossed that line. el, 85,500-square-foot of some of his beloved tation Safety Board says steel-reinforced concrete The Democrat made building. characters on his bedroom over-pressurized gas lines cylinders filled with the the comments Thursday The facility will become walls. caused the explosions. radioactive waste on a in an interview with The the college’s main venue Karen Fisk, coordinator A Columbia Gas spokes- concrete pad about 25 feet Associated Press as the for performing arts pro- of the restoration project man said the company above sea level and about mail-bomb scare widened. grams and will include a for the Springfield Muse- won't comment on the Ten years have passed, 200 feet from shore. Warren said the bombs 400-seat concert hall. ums, tells The Republican But memories of you litigation, but said their The plan, expected to be are a reminder that some Plans also include dress- newspaper the Geisel will never fade. "hearts go out to the Ron- completed by 2022, would Innovation Center “will Lovingly remembered by his Wife. individuals have stepped ing and rehearsal rooms don family." move the 360,000-pound over the line. She said and other amenities. honor the legacy of the they are responsible for The school’s Cantor Art man who believed in the their actions, but added Gallery will be relocated intelligence of children.” that it’s important no one to the new building. The hope is to also open incite anyone to violence. Joshua Lee Smith, a the home for tours. Warren is a frequent lawyer for the college, The home was privately target of Trump who has says the center will help owned until 2015 when repeatedly mocked her by “serve students, faculty the Springfield Museums calling her “Pocahontas,” and others for performing bought it for $185,000. a reference to Warren’s arts activities, concerts, Dr. Seuss died in 1991 claims of Native Ameri- recitals, dance activities in California. can heritage. Warren has and other gatherings.” released DNA test results Holy Cross gradu- that provide some evi- ate Cornelius Prior Jr. 781-593-7700 dence of a Native Ameri- donated $25 million to Publishing Daily, except Sundays USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA SAUGUS BRIEF and additional offices. Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item ness hours; Monday 8:30 Subscriptions Early voting for Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States state election set a.m. to 7 p.m.; Tuesday, $20.00 for 4 weeks Wednesday, and Thurs- $65.00 for 13 weeks $130.00 for 26 weeks Early voting for the day from 8:15 a.m. to 5 Tuesday, Nov. 6 state $260.00 for 1 year p.m.; and Friday 8:15 Send payment to and POSTMASTER, election began on Mon- a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Early send address changes to: day, Oct. 22 and will run The Daily Item through Friday, Nov. 2 voting will take place at 110 Munroe St. during Town Hall busi- the Town Clerk’s Office. P.O. Box 5 Lynn, MA 01903 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Peabody reaches new deal with firefighters Author’s subjects PEABODY lationship with its unions reduce the pay hikes out- we were able to strike a From A1 is in stark contrast to lined in the new contract. deal in short order.” married to the mob some other communities. In one case, a police cap- Ahearn agreed. with malignant mesothe- In Lynn, negotiations be- tain, who earns $157,000 “We have a very good re- questions.” Most of the in- lioma, a rare type of can- tween firefighters and for- with benefits, would have AUTHOR lationship with the people terviews took place over cer caused by exposure to From A1 mer Mayor Judith Flana- seen his pay and bene- the phone. asbestos, the survey said. gan Kennedy got so nasty fits more than double to across the street,” he said. “We have the same goal of Jackie Kennedy, lover Ma- But Karas also found In addition, researchers last year the dispute end- $441,000 if the contract ria Callas, and daughter keeping the public and our herself sharing meals with found the chance of lung ed in court. was honored. Christina. Weeks in restaurants, at firefighters safe.” cancer and leukemia di- In Methuen, salary “I have good relation- Her then-agent intro- her home and in his home. agnosis or death increased hikes for the police could ships with the unions,” Thomas Grillo can be duced her to Eddie MacK- One time her husband with the amount of time have bankrupted the city said Bettencourt. “Negoti- enzie, a drug dealer who tagged along, sitting in reached at tgrillo@item- spent at fires. of 50,259 until the mayor ations with the firefight- worked for South Boston Weeks’ living room sip- Peabody City Hall’s re- and the union agreed to ers was very cordial and live.com. crime boss Whitey Bulger; ping a beer and watching MacKenzie was looking a Red Sox game while the for someone to write his gangster related stories More funds to battle opioid addiction in Lynn life story. The book “Street of bloody barroom brawls. Soldier: My Life as an En- While getting photos of LYNN centers that are respon- provides a connection on a working that we can build forcer for Whitey Bulger murder sites, Karas and From A1 sible for the quality and unique and personal level, on. We will continue to and the Boston Irish Mob” Weeks “trudged through total cost of care for their which during that time battle this relentless epi- was the result. It received marshes, with Kevin tell- and the important work MassHealth members. period, is most important demic.” rapturously favorable re- ing me ‘This is where they are doing to address As part of the Communi- for the patient,” said Jim- In 2017, there was a 4 views. Whitey offed that guy.’” the opioid epidemic,” said ty Care Cooperative ACO, my Billings, a recovery percent decrease in opi- That led to Karas’ ac- Those meetings would Sudders. “We are making Lynn has a multidisci- coach and case manager oid-related overdose deaths claimed 2006 collabora- likely have been impossi- a deliberate effort to in- plinary Complex Addic- at Bridgewell. from 2016, according to the tion with Kevin Weeks, ble without Anna’s help, vest in behavioral health tion Team that provides At the end of the event, Massachusetts Depart- a gangster doing serious said Karas. “I’d meet care throughout the com- SUD care and office-based it was time for questions ment of Public Health’s time in prison, in “Brutal: Anna, we’d walk Revere monwealth. In fact, this Suboxone services in pri- and Gregg Vienneau, of (DPH) latest quarterly opi- The Untold Story of My Beach, and we’d talk. administration has com- mary care, according to Lynn, had only one in oid-related deaths report. Life Inside Whitey Bulg- Anna and I became good mitted to making more a press release from the mind. He asked Bak- The presence of fentanyl er’s South Boston Mob,” friends. I found her sto- than $1.9 billion in behav- Baker-Polito administra- er whether the funding in the toxicology of those which made The New ries to be more interesting ioral health care invest- tion. The local center is would spread to recov- who died from opioid-relat- York Times bestseller list. than Kevin’s. Anna and ments over these next five partnering with North ery coaches working with ed deaths rose to nearly 90 Karas is back with Kevin were friends and years.” Shore Medical Center, smaller agencies, such percent in 2018, according “Women of Southie,” the that developed into a ro- Sudders and Baker not- Union Hospital, and as the Healthy Streets to the press release. fascinating stories of mance. ed that the Lynn health Bridgewell to coordinate Outreach Program. Bak- “This is a whole new six women who grew up “They married, and center is at the forefront the treatment of Mass- er said, circumstantially, set of challenges we need in South Boston during had three babies in three of integrated, communi- Health members who end yes, and noted he hopes to figure out,” said Baker. Bulger’s reign of terror. years, when she was 51, ty-based treatment for up in the emergency room to create a program where “But there are a lot of peo- This is much more than a 52 and 53 years old,” said patients with a substance for substance abuse treat- people can get certified to ple who have worked very “good women who love bad Karas. “And Kevin, the use disorder (SUD). In ment. become recovery coaches. hard to get the momentum men” book. All six — Anna mobster, takes care of March, MassHealth im- The goal of the pro- “Right now we are one we have right now.” Weeks (Kevin’s wife), Kar- the babies while Anna is plemented 17 Account- gram is to connect those of very few states with a en Weeks Rakes (Kevin’s at work (teacher at Head able Care Organizations patients with recovery dropped death rate in re- Bella diGrazia can be sister), Nancy Young, Tori Start).” (ACOs), a network of phy- coaches from Bridgewell lation to the opioid crisis,” reached at bdigrazia@ Donlan, Elaine McGuire The other women’s sto- sicians, hospitals, health within 24 hours. said Baker. “This is the itemlive.com. Follow her Donlan, and Marie Falci- ries are heartbreaking, care providers, and cer- “The relationship of a pa- first time there is a sense on Twitter @BelladiGra- one Hardy — bare their filled with stories of loved tain community health tient and a recovery coach where there are things zia. souls in brutally honest ones being murdered, looks at their often trou- committing suicide, dying Washington S.T.E.M. picks up steam from visiting scientists bled lives. from overdoses. Through “Each faced hurdles it all, they survived. more frightening than “All the women were S.T.E.M. mobsters,” said Karas. truthful and honest and From A1 “Death of loved ones, sui- trusted me to tell their people from the industry cide, murder, addiction, story,” said Karas. “Each physical and psychologi- come and engage kids in of these women needs cal abuse, (and) post-trau- learning experiences that their own book.” The com- matic stress disorder are are tied to and aligned mon denominator? South- some of the demons they with standards,” said Tut- ie women stand by their faced.” wiler, who also attended man. Karas will talk about the lesson. “While the gangs that “Women of Southie” Tues- The stop in Lynn was ruled the city were ruled day, Oct. 30, at the Jewish one of the events planned by men, it was the wom- Community Center of the for Peyser to celebrate the en who continued to raise North Shore. Expected to statewide STEM week. their families and protect join Karas are two of the Peyser said the effort in- their children and love women featured in the cludes visiting schools their Southie and its men, book: Anna Weeks and like Washington S.T.E.M. the good and the bad men, Karen Weeks Rakes. and seeing more elaborate the dangerous and the Karas and Anna Weeks ways of delivering instruc- safe,” added Karas. became fast friends during tion. Phyllis Karas talks the writing of “Brutal.” It’s pretty unusual to about her new book, “Kevin did not want have a STEM-focused “Women of Southie,” a to write the book. It was school like Washington, Jewish Book Month event, ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK created by lawyers so he Peyser said, especially Tuesday, Oct. 30, 7-9 p.m., could make money, and at Epstein Hillel School, 6 at the elementary level, Secretary of Education Jim Peyser speaks with Aliyza Padilla, 11, left, give half to victims’ fam- Community Road, Marble- which ensures that STEM Renzo Diroche, 11, center, Kassandra Pena, 11, and the rest of their ilies and avoid wrongful head, next to the Jewish is the center of their aca- group as they learn about the phases of the moon during the Science death suits,” said Karas, Community Center of the demic experience rather from Scientists at Washington S.T.E.M. School on Thursday. adding that Weeks, Bulg- North Shore. $18 per per- than an add-on. er’s top lieutenant, was son, including reception. “The economy is driv- founded the nonprofit in Anthony Frye, principal to them. initially uncooperative, Two of the women fea- en so much by STEM, in 2002 as a way to give back of Washington S.T.E.M., State Sen. Brendan belligerent and cranky. tured in the book — Anna Massachusetts especial- and get kids excited in sci- said the program allows Crighton (D-Lynn) attend- It was Anna who always Weeks and Karen Weeks ly, more so than any oth- ence. She said the lessons the kids to learn in a dif- ed the lesson and said it smoothed things over. Rakes — are expected to er state in the country,” are developed not only to ferent way, adding that was a great opportunity to “He would hang up on attend. Reserve your seat Peyser said. “For young be engaging around STEM the respect and collabora- see the STEM program in me and Anna told him to at www.eventbrite.com/e/ people to have opportuni- topics, but also to promote tion piece is important. Lynn. call back. He always did, jccns-jewish-book-month- ty in their lives to be able “It has really inspired and he was incredibly speaker-series-2018-tick- to pursue them, especially interpersonal communi- Lia Stelljes, K-12 as- these students to not be truthful answering my ets-49474003075 in communities like Lynn cation, thinking and the sistant director of cur- ability to ask intelligent riculum and instruction afraid of math and science where you have a fairly but to be excited about it,” high percentage of stu- questions. for science, worked with “The point is to arm them Science from Scientists to Crighton said. “It’s a pro- dents coming from low-in- gram that many legisla- Need to find come families, students of with the right life skills to choose lessons that were be constructive members aligned with standards. tors care about and hope- color who are underrep- fully, we can increase it an article? of society,” Angle said. “We Frye said the school met resented in these fields, to additional schools and want people to love science, its accountability targets this is critical for them to school districts.” create opportunities for but we also want them to last year. The school still Subscribe to themselves and their fam- see skills they’re going to has space to grow, he said, Gayla Cawley can be ilies.” learn are going to be ap- but the test scores showed reached at gcawley@item- e-edition on Erika Angle, the CEO of plicable no matter what that the kids were retain- live.com. Follow her on Science from Scientists, career they choose.” ing what’s being provided Twitter @GaylaCawley. Fundraiser to benefit Revere fire victims REVERE off on the fourth floor, said The day of the fundrais- From A1 Rich. Due to the flat and er also marks the dead- Ad Special rubber roofing style, he line to donate to the relief and below the roof, which said the blaze could have fund. 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ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Jack Martiniello, right, who started his first year as the KIPP football team’s water boy, Lynn Classical’s Maggie McHale sends one back to Lynn was in attendance at their game against Minuteman on Saturday. English during their volleyball game on Tuesday.

ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Superintendent of Lynn Schools Dr. Patrick Tutwiler de- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK livers the closing remarks during the Hispanic Heritage Yaya Rodriguez and Oswaldo Hernandez, both of Lynn, from the Cultura Latina Dance Celebration “The Power of Latino Leadership, Contribu- Academy, performed a traditional Caribbean dance during the Hispanic Heritage Cel- tion and Culture,” at Breed Middle School on Wednesday. ebration.

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ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Lynn English’s Julia Somaiy returns the ball to Lynn Wilmer Soto learns some basketball tips from former Boston Celtic Brian Scalabrine Classical during Tuesday’s game. Tuesday at the Lynn Boys and Girls Club.

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E¦§¦ M. G DIRECTORS Charlie Griffin’s been a corner of Portland and President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M£ H. S police officer for 32 years Broad streets bears a re- Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant and you can find him more semblance to the historic E C J. C¡ C Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall often than not working a Thor building that burned down 110 Munroe St. W J. K R ¢ S£ Monica Connell Healey detail at Shaw’s on State on that site in January. P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer News Editor J. Patrick Norton Street. He is also a Ma- l Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W T J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan Jourgensen Chief Operating O cer Editorial Page Editor Chairman rine Corps veteran who Sunday is the 40th anni- Customer Service served in the late 1970s versary of Jimmy Carter’s Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. and 1980s and still gets l visit to Lynn and an Item PUBLISHERS Connecting Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 together annually on the It was great seeing Juan story on the visit said Car- All Departments: Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 anniversary of the Marine Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 Gonzalez and his daughter was the first president 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 Corps’ birthday — Nov. 10, ter walking down Wheeler since Calvin Coolidge in Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 1775 — to honor the bond Street the other day. There 1923 to stop in the city. Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 of the Corps and remem- is something magical and McGee, of course, had a big Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Brian C. ayer, 1996-1999 ber comrades like Bradley uplifting about parents hand in making the presi- classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 J. Campus who was killed Subscriptions Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 and children who share a dential appearance possi- with fellow Marines 35 closeness and common in- ble and newlyweds James [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 years ago in Lebanon. terests to the point where and Maureen Mahoney Circulation It only takes a second the sum of their combined Adams got a big surprise [email protected] to spot Griffin in the Nov. talents make for a whole when Carter stopped by Ext. 3 9, 1983, Item photograph that is greater than its the Colonial Country Club Newsroom of Marine pallbearers parts. I felt the same way to greet them en route to a [email protected] escorting Campus’ body. three weeks ago when I fundraising event. [email protected] The look of resolution so walked my daughter down l Ext. 4 clear on Griffin’s face that the aisle and thought of The Blizzard of ‘78 gave EDITORIAL Sports day still surfaces when he her simultaneously as Nahant residents more [email protected] talks about the Marine that little girl I love and than their fair share of Ext. 5 Corps. that adult woman for memories but the town Don’t let America boil over It’s fascinating and prob- whom I have immense re- that year also saw a polit- Retail and Online ably difficult for most of spect. Juan and I are very Advertising ical coup of sorts when the [email protected] us who are not veterans lucky. “Save Our Schools” move- into political violence to contemplate young peo- l ment ousted no fewer than ADVERTISING ple who embrace the dan- Speaking of veterans, it three incumbent School Ernie Carpenter Jr. Amid the continued degradation of our ger and adventure of the makes me happy to see Committee members. Director of Advertising national discourse and the corrosive pol- military, not knowing the the new space set aside Does anyone remember and Business Development, ext. 1355 [email protected] itics of demonization, we have hit a new sights they will see, ones for veterans in the North a taxi driver named Nate low. that will remain clear in Shore Community College Dulong who was credit- David McBournie Violent rhetoric is being matched by their minds decades after addition located near the Sales Representative, ext. 1280 ed with saving the lives [email protected] acts of violence. And that’s terrifying. their service to our coun- late Thomas W. McGee’s of Mall Street residents Bombs were sent to former President try ends. photograph in the cam- during a Feb. 6, 1978 fire? Ralph Mitchell Even though 35 years pus lobby. I still think the Sales Representative, ext. 1313 Barack Obama, former presidential con- Ditto the Harbour House [email protected] tender Hillary Clinton, former Attorney have come and gone, courtyard facing Broad formerly on the Lynnway Griffin and other Ma- Street won’t be complete Patricia Whalen General Eric Holder, former CIA Director where 170 sailors from a Sales Representative, ext. 1310 John Brennan at CNN, and billionaire rines like Darryl Bradley until a statue of McGee dry-docked destroyer lived [email protected] philanthropist and Democratic donor and Joe Cafarelli made striding along Immortal- while their ship was under George Soros, a target of House Republi- it a point this week to re- ity’s road is located in its repair. BUSINESS OFFICE can Campaign Committee attack ads. member Bradley Campus center. Susan J. Conti This cannot continue. for a reason that Griffin l Thor Jourgensen is Edi- Controller, ext. 1288 [email protected] It is tempting to make a direct con- summed up succinctly: I’m also happy to see torial Page Editor. He can nection to the inflammatory words and “We wouldn’t have any- that the new building un- be reached at tjourgensen@ Ted Grant thing but for veterans.” der construction on the itemlive.com. Publisher, ext. 1234 endorsements of violence by President [email protected] Donald Trump, who has attacked verbal- Marian Kinney ly or on Twitter every one of the bomb NOAH FELDMAN ext. 1212 recipients. But that connection might not [email protected] turn out to be the case. What is certain Will Kraft is that he has created a climate in which Thank you, Justice O’Connor, Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 we are not shocked that the president’s [email protected] rhetoric could lead to this moment. That’s Jennifer Perez atrocious. ext. 1205 [email protected] Trump’s record on this score is long. In for the art of compromise the 2016 campaign, he encouraged one Mike Shanahan Justice Ruth Bader turn out to be a harbinger justice. It’s tempting to Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 crowd to “knock the crap out” of demon- [email protected] strators, promising to pay legal fees. He Ginsburg, rebranded late of her unique judicial ap- say that it’s no coincidence Carolina Trujillo has bashed CNN as an enemy of the peo- in her career as the No- proach. that it was a female jus- torious RBG, has recently It could be plausibly ar- Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 ple, and last week celebrated Montana tice — the only one on the [email protected] gued that no one who was Rep. Greg Gianforte for body-slamming been getting all the love court at the time — who due to a pioneering wom- not a chief justice influ- Jim Wilson a reporter last year; Gianforte pleaded got her male colleagues Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 an Supreme Court justice. enced the Supreme Court guilty to an assault charge. to collaborate on this joint [email protected] But her colleague, Jus- more than O’Connor did, Along the way, this climate has given product. CIRCULATION tice Sandra Day O’Connor, with the possible excep- That is not to say that others license to say whatever they want Lisa Mahmoud who announced Tuesday tions of Justices Joseph O’Connor wasn’t happy about anyone. At a rally Tuesday, Texas that she is stepping out Story and William Bren- Manager, ext. 1239 to go it alone. She was. [email protected] GOP Sen. Ted Cruz responded to a crowd of public life at age 88 be- nan. For nearly a quarter chant by joking that Democratic oppo- Frequently, her opinions CLASSIFIED cause of creeping demen- century, she was the de- would determine the fu- nent Rep. Beto O’Rourke could share a tia, is just as important in finitive swing vote on a Abbe Young Smith ture course of the law — prison cell with Clinton. That’s not funny. the history of the Consti- court that decided almost Manager, ext. 1276 even though no one joined It might turn out that the bombs were tution. all major issues by a 5-4 [email protected] them. With four conserva- the isolated work of one deranged indi- Indeed, measured in vote. Much of her career NEWSROOM vidual, like the abominable shooting at a terms of impact on the overlapped with what was tive votes and four liberal Mike Alongi Republican congressional baseball team court, O’Connor had a technically the Rehnquist votes, she was able to determine not only who won Sports Reporter ext. 1228 practice last year. That wouldn’t absolve much greater historical ef- court, because he was [email protected] anyone who has contributed to this tin- fect than Ginsburg, much chief justice. But in his- the case but also what the precedent would be. Bill Brotherton derbox atmosphere. It certainly doesn’t of whose importance so far torical terms, it was really Features Editor ext. 1338 excuse the atrocious conjecture Wednes- comes from her pioneering the O’Connor court. In some areas, such as [email protected] the establishment clause, day from the far right that the bombs women’s rights work as a Her influence was a Gayla Cawley were fake and the work of Democrats litigator. compromising, moderate she invented a whole Reporter, ext. 1236 to create sympathy among voters in the It’s worth expanding the centrism. On issue after new way of looking at the [email protected] upcoming midterms. “Fake news, fake spotlight in this moment issue, O’Connor crafted meaning of the constitu- Cheryl Charles and celebrating O’Con- decisions that fell between tional provision. Ultimate- News Editor, ext. 1278 bombs” signs turned up within hours at [email protected] political rallies. nor’s extraordinary career the bold rights-expansion ly the majority adopted it. Trump said the right things in the White now, while she is able to of the Warren court liber- Today, with the Supreme Bella diGrazia appreciate our apprecia- als and the aggressive, ac- Reporter, ext. 1317 House on Wednesday afternoon. “In these Court poised to enter an tion. tivist rolling-back favored [email protected] times we have to unify,” he said, adding era with no obvious cen- O’Connor has always by the swashbuckling con- Thomas Grillo that political violence has no place in the trist swing voter, is the emphasized her Arizona servatives led by Justice Reporter, ext. 1264 United States. Now he has to show he right moment to recognize [email protected] upbringing on her parents’ Antonin Scalia. how much we have all means that, every day. No more vitriol at cattle ranch. Even her an- The centerpiece of Spenser Hasak rallies. No more false accusations aimed come to expect the court Photographer, ext. 1332 nouncement Tuesday in- O’Connor’s centrism was to have a wise, reasonable [email protected] at political opponents. No more celebra- cluded the comment that Casey v. Planned Parent- tions of violence. justice in the middle to Thor Jourgensen “as a young cowgirl from hood, which declined to craft pragmatic decisions Words matter. And the consequences Editorial Director, ext. 1267 the Arizona desert, I never overrule the Roe v. Wade that will work in practice. [email protected] get scarier. could have imagined that abortion-rights decision. Our expectation is due en- Daniel Kane one day I would become Court watchers, myself tirely to O’Connor’s model, Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 By the Newsday Editorial Board. the first woman justice on included, tend to empha- which Kennedy emulated [email protected] the U.S. Supreme Court.” size the contributions after her retirement. Steve Krause No doubt learning to ride of Justice David Souter, It’s no surprise that Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 and shoot left O’Connor whose philosophy was re- [email protected] O’Connor devoted herself strong and independent flected in the part of the Owen O’Rourke minded. But she was also opinion featuring respect to civics education after Photographer, ext. 1224 whip smart, by her own for precedent, and Justice her retirement from the [email protected] account finishing third in Anthony Kennedy, who court. She always believed Emma LeBlanc Pérez her class at Stanford Law contributed the philosoph- that citizenship demand- Copy Editor School, just behind future ical defense of a woman’s ed compromise and mutu- [email protected] Justice William H. Rehn- autonomy. al respect. Harold Rivera quist. But the whole idea of Those are in short sup- Sports Editor, ext. 1238 Probably the most sig- crafting a jointly signed ply. We are going to have [email protected] nificant part of O’Connor’s opinion would have been to learn to appreciate Roberto Scalese early career was her ser- inconceivable without O’Connor’s contributions Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 [email protected] vice in the Arizona Senate, O’Connor. The opinion, not through the lens of our where she rather quickly officially authored by any current polarization. Mark Sutherland Creative Director was elected Republican one of the three justices, [email protected] majority leader. O’Connor was an innovation and a Noah Feldman is a turned out to be a skilled deviation from ordinary Bloomberg Opinion col- Anne Marie Tobin Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 negotiator, with extraordi- Supreme Court practice. umnist, a professor of law [email protected] nary antennae for detect- It reflected not only con- at Harvard University Bridget Turcotte ing the middle position on sensus centrism, but also and was a clerk to U.S. Su- Reporter, ext. 1269 which compromise could a major step away from preme Court Justice David [email protected] be reached. This would the cult of the individual Souter. Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 NATION Investigators treat packages as ‘live devices,’ not hoaxes By Michael Balsamo, es Thursday — two ad- term elections. Even with Eric Tucker dressed to former Vice the sender still unknown, and Colleen Long President Joe Biden and politicians from both par- ASSOCIATED PRESS one to actor Robert De ties used the moment to Niro — described as sim- decry a toxic political cli- WASHINGTON — In- ilar to the devices sent to mate and lay blame. vestigators probing crude former President Barack “A very big part of the pipe bombs sent to prom- Obama, Hillary Clinton, Anger we see today in our inent critics of President CNN and others. society is caused by the Donald Trump are trying The new discoveries purposely false and in- to determine whether the brought to 10 the num- accurate reporting of the devices were intended to ber of suspicious packages Mainstream Media that detonate or simply to sow targeting Democrats but I refer to as Fake News,” PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS fear, law enforcement offi- intercepted by authorities Trump said on Twitter. Signs in a farm field outside Independence, Ore., urge voters to say “no” cials told The Associated this week. “It has gotten so bad and Press Thursday. to a ballot measure aimed at repealing a 1987 law that made Oregon the Much was still unan- hateful that it is beyond first sanctuary state in America. The officials said the de- swered about the devices description. Mainstream vices were not rigged like and authorities have said Media must clean up its a booby-trapped package nothing about suspects. act, FAST!” bomb that would explode Details suggest only a Former CIA Director Oregon voters deciding fate upon opening. They had broad pattern — that John Brennan, the tar- timers and batteries but the items were packaged get of one package sent to never went off. Law en- in manila envelopes, ad- CNN, fired back. of pioneering sanctuary law forcement officials were dressed to prominent “Stop blaming oth- still uncertain whether Trump critics and carried ers. Look in the mirror,” By Andrew Selsky has become the most con- of Clatsop County, along the devices were poor- U.S. postage stamped. Brennan tweeted. “Your ASSOCIATED PRESS tentious ballot measure Oregon’s northern coast, ly designed or never in- Some were discovered in inflammatory rhetoric, facing voters in the mostly said in a public letter that tended to cause physical mail processing facilities. insults, lies, & encourage- INDEPENDENCE, Ore. Democratic state. the sanctuary law “tells harm. The officials spoke Officials said the devic- ment of physical violence — Delmiro Trevino, a U.S. Some people want the illegal immigrants that on condition of anonymi- es are being examined by are disgraceful. Clean up citizen born in Texas, was state to conform to federal Oregon considers immi- ty because they were not technicians at the FBI’s your act ... try to act Pres- waiting for a meal in a law. gration law violations so authorized to discuss the forensic lab in Quantico, idential.” restaurant in Indepen- But among people of inconsequential as to be ongoing investigation by Va. The list of bombing tar- dence, Ore., in 1977 when color — U.S. citizens and unworthy of police and name. The packages stoked gets spread from New three sheriff’s deputies people in the country il- sheriffs’ attention.” At a press conference nationwide tensions and York, Delaware and Wash- and a policewoman de- legally — it has triggered Fifteen sheriffs added Thursday, officials in New fears two weeks before ington, D.C., to Florida manded he show docu- memories of times when their names to the letter. York stressed they were major congressional mid- and California. ments proving he was an immigration roundups Twenty did not. still treating the packages American. were common and fears Law enforcement offi- as “live devices.” “I was ashamed. It that they’ll be stopped by cers who oppose the re- “As far as a hoax device, wasn’t right, what they police. peal effort, such as Sheriff we’re not treating it that were doing,” Trevino, now Rep. Sal Esquivel, one Pat Garrett of Washington way,” said Police Commis- 67 with gray hair, said in of three Republican state County near Portland, sioner James O’Neill. an exclusive interview lawmakers who spon- said they need to direct At the briefing, author- with The Associated Press. sored Measure 105, said their resources elsewhere ities confirmed that at The incident of racial the sanctuary law “under- instead of going after mi- least some of the packages profiling led to Oregon mines respect for our most grants, and that erasing were distributed through becoming America’s first precious inheritance, the the sanctuary law would the U.S. mail. They said sanctuary state. But now, rule of law.” make migrants afraid to investigators searching Oregonians are decid- “Our nation cannot re- report crimes when they’re for additional suspicious ing in the Nov. 6 election main sovereign without victims or witnesses. parcels had not found any whether to repeal the law, laws that regulate which “Throwing out the law during the previous eight even as some other states, foreign nationals come would open the door to ra- hours. such as Vermont, have ad- here, when, and in what cial profiling, and would Details about the devic- opted sanctuary policies numbers,” Esquivel wrote degrade community trust PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS es came as the four-day and others, like Texas, in the voters’ pamphlet. in law enforcement,” state mail-bomb scare widened. A package addressed to former CIA head John have banned towns from The measure has split Rep. Diego Hernandez, a Law enforcement officials Brennan and an explosive device that was sent approving them. law enforcement. Portland Democrat, said seized three more devic- to CNN’s New York office is being investigated. Measure 105 in Oregon Sheriff Thomas Bergin in an email. Trump sends troops to southern border, an issue that fires up base A Salute to By Robert Burns militarizing the border paid for the caravan. and Jill Colvin were fanned by a May He tweeted Thursday ASSOCIATED PRESS 1997 incident in which a that, “Democrat inspired Marine on a counter-nar- laws make it tough for us WASHINGTON — The cotics mission shot to to stop people at the bor- Trump administration is VETERANS death an 18-year-old who der” and said he was using planning to dispatch 800 was herding goats in Red- the military to respond to Saturday, Nov. 10, 2018 or more active duty troops ford, Texas. what he called a “National to the southern border at In the current situation, Emergency.” In honor of Veterans Day, the direction of a presi- active duty troops will not The migrants in the dent who has sought to Sunday, November 11, 2018, be on armed security mis- sprawling caravan — once The Daily Item will publish a transform fears about im- sions that could lead to a estimated by the United migration into electoral similar incident. Nations to number more special page devoted to those gains in the midterms as The additional members than 7,000 — are hoping who are currently serving military a caravan of thousands of of the military would as- to make it to the United duties and those veterans migrants makes its way sist the Border Patrol by States. Most are Hondu- Take this time through Mexico. who are gone but not forgotten. with photo providing things such as rans, seeking to escape the to say $37 and shield Defense Secretary Jim vehicles, tents and equip- poverty and violence that Mattis is expected to ment. There already are plagues the region. Mail form to: “Thank You” sign an order sending the about 2,000 National The caravan swelled dra- The Daily Item to your military troops to the border, bol- Guard troops there under matically soon after cross- family member. stering National Guard a previous Pentagon ar- ing the Mexican border on Attn.: Salute to Veterans forces already there, a rangement. Oct. 19, but sickness, fear PO Box 5, 110 Munroe St. text and U.S. official said Thursday. Trump has used the car- and police harassment $27 shield only The action comes as Pres- avan to bolster his elec- have whittled down its Lynn, MA 01903 ident Donald Trump has SMITH – In memory of SMITH – In memory of tion-season warnings that numbers. Since entering JOHN C. SMITH who JOHN C. SMITH who spent recent days calling the U.S. is being infiltrat- Mexico at its southern- passed away passed away attention to the caravan of Please choose one of May 4, 1997. May 4, 1997. ed by illegal immigrants most tip, the group has ad- Lovingly Lovingly Central Americans slow- the following shields: remembered remembered “pouring across the bor- vanced roughly 95 miles. by wife by wife ly making their way by der,” whom he has painted Trump tweeted a direct Louise, daughters Kim Louise, daughters Kim foot into southern Mexico, and Maureen, and son and Maureen, andson with a sinister brush. message to the migrants Tom. Tom. but still more than 1,000 He has claimed without Thursday, urging them to miles from U.S. soil. any apparent basis in fact return home. National Guard Bureau Trump, who made fear that “Middle Easterners” “To those in the Car- Your message may be paid by: about immigrants a major were among the shirking avan, turnaround,” he theme of his 2016 election group. At rallies and on wrote. “We are not letting Check Money Order Visa Mastercard campaign, has been ea- Twitter, Trump has tried people into the United ger to make it a top issue to portray the Democrats States illegally. Go back Dept. of the Army heading into the Nov. 6 as pro-illegal immigra- to your Country and if you Please check for shield: Yes No midterm elections, which tion, even claiming, with want, apply for citizenship If no selection is made, shield will not appear. will determine control of no evidence, that Demo- like millions of others are Congress. The president crats had organized and doing!” Name and senior White House Dept. of the Navy officials have long believed Address the issue is key to turning out his ardent base of sup- City St Zip porters. U.S. Marine Corps. The additional troops Phone would provide logistical and other support to the In Memory of Border Patrol, said the official, who spoke on con- Dept. of the Air Force Who passed away on dition of anonymity to discuss a plan that had not Lovingly remembered by yet been finalized and for- mally announced. Army National Guard It’s not unusual for the National Guard to help with border security. Al- though active duty troops PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Visa / MC # are sometimes called on Coast Guard for domestic emergencies The first obstacle that migrants in a giant car- Signature like hurricanes or floods, avan may face if they reach the U.S. border is a they rarely deploy to the long wait in Mexico. To enter through San Di- CVV Code Exp. Date ego, the wait in Mexico is a month or longer. southern border. Fears of Flag Submission deadline: Wednesday, Nov. 7, 2018 A8 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2018 POLICE/FIRE White man kills 2 All address information, particu- Theft on the rest of the tree. reported on Walnut Street on larly arrests, reflect police records. In A caller reported at 5:31 p.m. Wednesday at 12:43 p.m. Of- A report of a larceny at 8:54 the event of a perceived inaccuracy, on Wednesday that a couple in ficer reports parties have ex- black customers p.m. Wednesday at 104 Ne- a black Audi A6 on Lighthouse it is the sole responsibility of the con- changed information. whall St.; at 9:39 p.m. Wednes- Lane was having sex in their A hit and run crash was re- cerned party to contact the relevant day at Walmart at 780 Lyn- vehicle. He stated he thought ported at Catholic Charities at in grocery store police department and have the nway; at 10:17 a.m. Thursday it was inappropriate as it is a 13 Pulaski St. on Wednesday department issue a notice of correc- at 88 Walnut St. busy lot and was in the middle at 12:45 p.m. Suspect vehicle By Dylan Lovan tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or A report of a motor vehicle of the day. Responding officers was headed east on Central ASSOCIATED PRESS theft at 8:49 a.m. Thursday at clarifications will not be made without found nothing inappropriate Street. Officer will document 20 Albany St. JEFFERSONTOWN, express notice of change from the ar- upon their arrival. damage. A caller reported at 5:43 p.m. Report of a minor car crash Ky. — A white man with a resting police department. history of violence fatally Vandalism on Wednesday that she and her with no injuries at MCG Asset brother are receiving phone Management at 17 Centennial shot two African-Ameri- LYNN A report of vandalism at 1:26 can customers at a Kro- p.m. Wednesday at 17 Union calls from someone she might Drive on Wednesday at 3:06 ger grocery store and was know. She stated the calls are p.m. Caller reports he is in the Arrests Place; at 2:55 p.m. Wednesday swiftly arrested as he at 2 Sargent’s Court. from a private number claiming parking lot across the street tried to flee, authorities David Donovan, 58, was ar- to be an “Officer Wilson” from from 10 Centennial Drive. the Marblehead Police De- said Thursday. rested on warrant charges of LYNNFIELD partment. Dispatch informed The Courier Journal of trespassing and miscellaneous Complaints the caller there was no Wilson Louisville reported that municipal ordinance violation Complaint in the department. The caller A disabled vehicle with New the suspect made a racial at 10:28 p.m. Wednesday. stated she believes it might be Hampshire plates was reported comment to a man he en- Erik Gotimer, of 188 Eutaw Report of identity fraud on someone she knows pranking on Tuesday at 3:01 p.m. Officer countered on his way out. Gregory Alan Bush St., was arrested on warrant Wednesday at 5:01 p.m. at 4 The FBI announced her brother. reports vehicle was sent on its was booked early charges of identity fraud, cred- Fernway. Report taken. that it “is evaluating the A school bus driver walked in way. Thursday, on two it card fraud, larceny, daytime evidence to determine if at 6:13 p.m. on Wednesday to Report of identity fraud at counts of murder and breaking and entering for a False Alarms there were any violations report a white SUV that passed Holden Oil Inc. at 91 Lynnfield 10 counts of felony felony, larceny, uttering a coun- of federal law.” Report of a false burglar another vehicle while the bus’ St. on Tuesday at 3:24 p.m. wanton endanger- terfeit note, conspiracy, de- An arrest report says alarm on Wednesday at 5:01 stop sign was out and its lights A walk-in from 9 Haskell ment. frauding a restaurant, forgery of p.m. at Blue Cal Software at 50 Place reported a possible com- Gregory Alan Bush PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS were flashing. The driver stated walked into the store out- document, and person under Salem St.; at 200 Chestnut St. the two white males in the ve- puter scam on Tuesday at 4:30 21 procuring liquor at 2:05 on Wednesday at 10:16 p.m. hicle were laughing as they al- p.m. side Louisville, pulled a As he crouched down, he gun from his waist and p.m. Wednesday. most struck elementary school Caller reported her ceiling fell said he saw the gunman Fredy Martinez, 30, of 10 Medical Assistance in at 29 Paleologos St., Apt. 1 shot a man in the back of walk “nonchalantly” by children. the head, then kept shoot- Arthur St., Salem, was arrested A caller reported that she on Tuesday at 5:11 p.m. Officer with a gun by his side. on a courtesy booking at 7:06 Caller from 22 Longbow Cir- spoke with the reporting party ing him multiple times “as He said he called out to cle requested an ambulance was driving past the village pla- he was down on the floor.” a.m. Thursday. za at 8:04 p.m. and was con- and told her to call the landlord ask what was going on, Otto Ramirez, 33, of 40 for a 95-year-old woman who about the damage caused by The report says Bush and the gunman replied: was having trouble breathing cerned for a woman who was then reholstered his gun, Trinity St., was arrested on a “in a scooter in the middle of rain. “Don’t shoot me. I won’t courtesy booking at 6:56 a.m. on Wednesday at 9:31 a.m. Report of yelling and scream- walked outside and killed shoot you. Whites don’t the road.” The caller stated she Thursday. Officer reports patient refused ing on Tuesday 6 p.m. at 16 a woman in the parking shoot whites.” assistance. just wanted to make sure the lot. Marco Ramirez-Guzman, woman was OK given it was Keys Drive, Apt. 5. Officer re- The local coroner’s of- ports mother said her children Bystander video shows a fice identified the victims 30, of 40 Trinity St., was arrest- dark out and she only had one white man in a distinctive ed on a courtesy booking at MARBLEHEAD light. were being loud. All clear. as Maurice Stallard, 69, An employee from Burlington neon-yellow shirt trying and Vicki Lee Jones, 67. 6:47 a.m. Thursday. A caller reported at 10:57 to drive away while an of- Complaints p.m. on Wednesday that a Coat Factory at 310 Andover Stallard is father of Kellie St. reported a woman yelling ficer chases after him on Accidents A caller from the high school woman parked in front of his Watson, the chief racial in front of the store on Tuesday foot. Many more officers equity officer for Louis- reported they had a 16-year- house, got out, and proceeded A report of a motor vehicle at 6:38 p.m. Officer spoke with converged on the scene ville Mayor Greg Fischer. old male student who was be- to go to his neighbor’s car and crash at 12:25 p.m. Wednes- the woman who said she was and made the arrest on The mayor shared his lieved to be on drugs at 8:56 pour “women’s panties, panty day at Euclid and Lake View upset she could not return a Wednesday afternoon. outrage Thursday over a.m. on Wednesday and re- hose, and sex toys all over the avenues; at 3:32 p.m. Wednes- pair of boots she bought. Wom- Bush, 51, was jailed on what he called an “epi- fused to go to the hospital with vehicle.” He stated he asked day at 156 Boston St.; at 4:01 an left without incident. $5 million bond Thursday demic of gun violence” his mother. The caller request- the woman if everything was p.m. Wednesday at Commercial Caller reports he was threat- on two counts of murder that “hit close to home.” ed police assistance. They were OK and she responded “No, no and South Common streets; at ened by a woman in a car with and 10 counts of felony “Somehow, a few have able to get him to leave with his one cheats on me.” Responding 4:18 p.m. Wednesday at Lyn- a knife on Tuesday at 8:23 p.m. wanton endangerment. become so beholden to mother with no trouble. officers spoke with the owner of at 110 Margin St. who fled to- Jeffersontown Police politics that they place a nway and Pleasant streets; at A caller reported at 9:19 a.m. the vehicle and found no dam- wards Salem. Salem and Dan- Chief Sam Rogers said in higher value on that than 6:54 p.m. Wednesday at Essex on Wednesday from Chicago, age. an initial news conference on the lives of our fellow and Johnson streets; at 4:51 Ill., that he used an ATM and vers police departments were at the scene that “we have Americans,” said Fischer, a.m. Thursday on Lynnway; apparently there was a skim- PEABODY notified. Danvers police located no idea” what motivated a Democrat running for at 7:57 a.m. Thursday at 100 ming device attached. He stat- the woman in the driveway and the shootings. re-election. Brookline St.; at 11:42 a.m. ed he had approximately $915 Accidents no weapons were found. Ed Harrell was quoted “People getting shot at Thursday at 270 Union St. and the bank required he fill A suspicious motor vehicle by the Courier Journal as a grocery store, a school, A report of a motor vehi- out a police report. A single-car motor vehicle was reported by an employee saying he was waiting on outside a church. Can’t we cle hit and run crash at 1:41 A caller reported at 11:27 crash with injuries was report- of the SpringHill Suites at 43 his wife in the parking lot all agree that that is unac- p.m. Wednesday at Boston and a.m. on Wednesday that she ed on Tuesday at 5:24 p.m. on Newbury St. that has been when he heard gunshots ceptable?” Fischer said at Chestnut streets; at 1:51 p.m. received an email from her own Route 128 North with the op- running for an hour. Officer was and grabbed his revolver. a news conference. Wednesday at Holyoke and account saying her email was erator slumped over the wheel able to turn off the motor vehi- Myrtle streets; at 6:21 p.m. hacked and they are request- of a white SUV. Massachusetts cle and secure it for the night. MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Wednesday at Cedar and Bos- ing payment in Bitcoin to give State Police and EMS on scene. Woman came to the police ton streets. control back to her. Dispatch A motor vehicle crash was station to report her boyfriend A report of a motor vehicle advised her to follow up with reported on Tuesday at 6 p.m. took her car from the driveway Man who shot teen Judge: Police interview is crash with personal injury at Apple. at 7-Eleven at 598 Lowell St. and hasn’t returned it as of through car seat faces admissible in murder retrial 11:05 p.m. Wednesday at 281 A caller reported speeding at Officer reports paperwork ex- Wednesday at 4:20 a.m. Officer Broadway. Humphrey Street and Brough- changed. checked the boyfriend’s home manslaughter charge SPRINGFIELD (AP) ton Road at 11:35 a.m. on On Wednesday at 7:38 p.m. and vehicle was not there. Of- — A judge has denied a BROCKTON (AP) — A a motor vehicle crash was re- ficer reports contact was made motion to suppress state- Assault Wednesday. man initially charged ported at CVS at 79 Lynnfield with boyfriend and he agreed to ments made by a man A caller reported an erratic A report of an assault at 6:34 St. Officer will document, no return the vehicle to the station. with murder in the fatal currently being retried for operator at West Shore Drive shooting of a 16-year-old a.m. Thursday on Norcross Ter- and Turner Road at 1:05 p.m. injuries, no tows. murder. race. boy through a car seat The Hampden Supe- on Wednesday; at Humphrey Report of a passed-out mo- SAUGUS has been indicted on a Street and Sevinor Road at torist who struck a fire hydrant rior Court judge ruled Breaking and Entering manslaughter charge. Tuesday that 49-year-old 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday. at 22 Ellsworth Road and 7 Au- Arrest The Plymouth district A walk-in from the Marble- gustus St. on Tuesday at 8:14 Angel Hernandez was A report of a motor vehicle Edward Jonathan Diaz, 34, attorney’s office says head Housing Authority report- p.m. Officers had to force entry. not in custody when he breaking and entering at 7:03 of 11 Starbird St., Apt. 2, Mal- 30-year-old Tony Seme- ed at 1:31 p.m. on Wednesday EMS evaluated occupant for made statements to police a.m. Thursday at 18 Menlo Ave. den, was arrested on warrant do-Cardoso, of Brockton, that a resident said there was possible diabetic seizure. Mal- following the fatal shoot- charges. was indicted Wednesday ing of Alberto Rodriguez something wrong with their lia’s Towing contacted. Opera- Complaints door on Broughton Road. Upon tor refused medical attention. in the Sept. 14 shooting of in 2008. The Republican Complaints Alberto Rui Tavares. reports Hernandez was A report of a gunshot at 1:08 inspection, the walk-in stated Officer to file immediate threat Prosecutors say Seme- one of two men convicted a.m. Thursday on Lawton Ave- he felt as though someone with the Registry of Motor Ve- A report of vandalism to a do-Cardoso fired a single of murder in Rodriguez’s nue; at 1:12 a.m. Thursday at tried to pry the door open to hicles. motor vehicle at 82 Sweetwa- shot from the back of death, but is now pre- 25 Hamilton Ave. gain access. Minor motor vehicle crash at ter St. at 6:12 p.m. Wednesday. Alberto’s brother’s car paring for a new trial A caller reported that a tree 1 First Ave. and 4 Centennial as they rode in Brock- after witnesses recanted Overdose limb was burned through by Drive on Wednesday at 9:03 Theft ton, and the bullet went testimony. a hire tension wire and came a.m. One motor vehicle was through the seat and His co-defendant, A report of an overdose at down on Jersey Street at 4:48 towed by Mallia’s Towing. Offi- A report of shoplifting from Charles Wilhite, was re- struck the teen. He was 2:48 p.m. Wednesday on Duke p.m. on Wednesday. The caller cer will document. Marshalls on Broadway at 4:39 tried and found not guilty pronounced dead at the Street. stated the wire was still leaning A motor vehicle crash was p.m. Wednesday. in 2013. 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By Mike Alongi ITEM STAFF PEABODY — The Swampscott eld hockey team ended its regular season on a high note Thursday afternoon, notching a 3-1 victory over Bishop Fenwick at Don- aldson Stadium. The Big Blue netted two goals on set pieces, an area of the game coach Jamie Spano has been waiting for all season. “It’s nally coming around in the last game of the season, but that’s OK,” Spano said of Swampscott’s ability to score on corners. “It’s just in time for the tournament, so building con dence by scoring on two corners was huge for us today.” Swampscott’s Sydney Cresta had one goal and one assist, while Natalie Dome- niconi and Ashley Marston each had one goal. Goalie Jillian Flanders played a solid game in net. For Fenwick, the lone goal came from Katherine Clancy. “I thought we started off a little slow in the rst half, but we were able to pick it up in the middle part of the game,” said Fen- wick coach Marybeth Mahoney. “But then we had that breakdown in the mid eld near ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Swampscott’s Sydney Cresta, right, tries to get around Bishop Fenwick’s Molly O’Hare on Thursday. SWAMPSCOTT, B2 NEC names Lynn eld top golfers nishes

The Northeastern Conference golf season awards for the 2018 season were announced Thursday evening. At Wednes- strong day’s NEC Open, it was Gloucester that brought home the team award thanks to the Fishermen duo of Colby Mitchell and SCHOOL ROUNDUP Robby Horne. The NEC Open individual co-champs were Brendan Locke (Marble- The Lynn eld eld hockey head) and Max Pegnato (Swampscott). team saved its best for last In the NEC North, Danvers was the in the Pioneers’ nal regu- champion, Bob Green (Marblehead) was lar season game, knocking named coach of the year, Jared Mscisz Gloucester off the undefeat- (Danvers) earned player of the year and ed bus with a 2-1 win Thurs- Peabody took home the sportsmanship day at Pioneer Stadium. award. Gloucester, which earlier The North All-Conference team includes in the week clinched a sec- Jared Mscisz, Cam Morrison, Ian Paskow- ond straight Northeastern ski sand Aaron Paskowski (Danvers), Col- Conference title, came into by Mitchell (Gloucester), Brendan Locke the game 14-0-2, but the Pi- (Marblehead), Brayden Clarke (Beverly), oneers were up to the task. Ryan Graciale (Swampscott) and Aidan Mia Lemieux opened the O’Donovan (Somerville). scoring with an assist from The North All-Stars are Jack Thibodeau, Jen Flynn at the 23:22 mark Mike Papamechail and Andrew Metivier of the rst half. Gloucester’s (Danvers), Maddie Machado (from Mia Ben Weed and Ben Brennan (Marblehead), Sala) tied the game at 1-1 with 10:15 to go in the half. GOLF, B2 But Lynn eld came right back, with Ashley Barrett netting the game-winning goal on a textbook corner with 4:24 to play in the half (assist to Carolyn Garofoli). Pioneers goalie Emily Dick- ey nished with nine saves. Playing is a family affair for With the win, Lynn eld (14-3-1) awaits Monday’s an- nouncement of the Division 2 St. Mary’s running backs North tournament pairings. VOLLEYBALL Marblehead 3, English 0 George on the eld. We have that Jalen Eche- By Harold Rivera The Magicians defeat- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR connection. We’ll ght sometimes varria (10) ed English on the road in and all that, but at the end of the joined the LYNN — St. Mary’s senior straight sets, with set scores day it’s all love, it’s only to get us Spartans running backs Jalen Echevarria of 25-8, 25-12 and 25-16. En- better.” football squad and George Freeman couldn’t be glish concluded its regular A basketball star who is 24 any more different in the way during the season at 2-14. points away from cracking the they run the football. Echevarria offseason. “The Bulldogs left every- likes to use his speed and quick- 1,000-point plateau, Echevarria thing on the court tonight ITEM FILE PHOTO ness to burn opposing teams on decided to join St. Mary’s football and played their hearts out,” the outside. Freeman’s more of team during the offseason. He English coach Mike Haddad a “ground and pound” running played Pop Warner until ninth said. “A coach can’t ask for back who plows his way through grade and quickly found himself anything from their players. the middle. adjusting to the pace of play at Despite our record of 2-14, Although they do things differ- the high school level. we have de nitely seen a lot ently on the eld, they share a “The pace is really fast,” Eche- of improvement in our game. varria said. “Me as a running ITEM FILE PHOTO bond as cousins off the eld. I am extremely proud to be “It’s actually really fun,” Eche- back, I get the ball a lot and it’s the head coach of the En- Classical’s Brett Bucklin was varria said about playing along- really tough. You get tired, but glish volleyball team and I’m named an NEC South All-Star on side Freeman. “We’re family and Thursday. blood, and it’s fun playing with ST. MARY’S, B2 ROUNDUP, B2 Fenway Park gave Dodgers cold shoulder, Series shifts to L.A. By Ronald Blum will be able to focus more and try to come ASSOCIATED PRESS back from this de cit.” Fenway Park, at 106 the oldest big BOSTON — Fenway Park gave the Los league ballpark, is crammed onto 9 acres Angeles Dodgers the cold shoulder. in downtown Boston, the 37-foot-high No wonder they were California Green Monster in left eld a target for The Los Angeles Dreamin’ about Thursday’s ight home. hitters and a terror for pitchers. Dodgers watch the “I think all the players are happy about Dodger Stadium, a modern ball- ninth inning of Game going back to LA, but obviously we have park when opened in 1962 but now the 2 of the World Series some games to win,” pitcher Hyun-Jin third-oldest, sits atop 300 acres of land in from their dugout Ryu said through a translator after Chavez Ravine near downtown Los An- Wednesday in Boston. Wednesday night’s 4-2 loss to Boston geles, surrounded by tiered parking lots dropped the Dodgers into a 2-0 World PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Series hole. “I think all the other players FENWAY, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2018 Peabody volleyball Swampscott field hockey tops Fenwick

SWAMPSCOTT niconi slipped behind the scott kicked it into an- ing state tournament. sweeps Somerville From B1 defense and was in per- other gear. The Big Blue “We need to be aggres- fect position for a rebound, applied the pressure for sive out there,” Spano said. ROUNDUP scored two goals and the end of the game and which bounced right to the remainder of the sec- “We’ll be in good shape if From B1 dished two assists. Nolan that led to those two goals. her. She buried the re- ond half, earning a few we can start games like Perez scored one goal and We have to clean that kind bound to give Swampscott more corner opportuni- we did today, come out ag- greatly looking forward to dished two assists. Kev- of stuff up.” the 1-0 lead. ties in the process. But gressive and not be flat. next season.” in Perez, Joseph Thong- Swampscott came out While Fenwick did get a the key chance came with We want to be able to come The Bulldogs still have sythavong and Olu George with a lot of aggressive- small rally going toward about three minutes to go, into a game and set the the Lynn City Tourna- each scored a goal. ness offensively in the the end of the half, Flan- when a corner opportuni- tone early.” ment ahead, starting Goalie Nick Pappas made first half. The Big Blue ders and the Swampscott ty turned into a scrum in Fenwick (8-8-2) is also with a first-round match six saves for his eighth made several strong runs defense stood tall to take front of the net trying to aiming to make a splash against Tech Friday after- shutout of the season. at the net and earned a the lead into the half. knock the ball in. Even- in the state tournament. noon (3:30). All Lynn City St. Mary’s (14-1-2) won number of corner oppor- Things changed up a bit tually, Marston was able “I think we need to fo- Tournament games will every road game this tunities within the first 10 in the second half, at least to get enough wood on the be played at St. Mary’s season and hosts Con- minutes. While it hasn’t at the beginning. Fenwick ball to knock it home and cus on just scoring when Conigliaro Gymnasium. cord-Carlisle Saturday. been the strongest part of came out of the gate hot to put the Big Blue back in the opportunity presents Top contributors for the GIRLS SOCCER Swampscott’s game this start, finally getting some front, 2-1. itself,” said Mahoney. “We Magicians were Anna Pentucket 2, year, the Big Blue were consistent offensive pres- Just 30 seconds later, get a lot of scoring chanc- Arbo (five kills and seven Marblehead 0 able to capitalize on a cor- sure. It paid off with 19 Cresta netted a goal to put es, but taking advantage aces), Jordan Heafitz (six The Magicians fell to ner less than seven min- minutes left in the game, Swampscott up 3-1 and ef- and putting the ball in kills), Isabel Curtin (10 5-11 on the season. Mar- utes into the game. After when a rebound bounced fectively seal the win. the net is a challenge at assists) and Emme Smith blehead closes the sea- Cresta got the ball on the right onto Clancy’s stick With the regular season times.” (nine assists). son with two games next inbound pass, she sent a and she knocked it in to all wrapped up, the Big The field hockey state Marblehead (13-6) bat- week. ball toward the net at an tie the game, 1-1. Blue (10-2-6) will turn tournament pairings will tles Wakefield Monday Fenwick 2, angle. From there, Dome- But from there, Swamp- their focus to the upcom- be announced next week. (5:30). North Reading 0 Peabody 3, The Crusaders improved Somerville 0 to 12-3-1 with the win. Football is a family affair for St. Mary’s running backs Peabody earned a shut- CROSS COUNTRY out win on Senior Night, Jim Munn Invitational ST. MARY’S a postseason run. Quar- winning by set scores of The Jim Munn Invita- From B1 terback Mason Nickolas, 25-15, 25-16, 25-15. tional cross country race along with running back Alex Houlden had a big was held at Stage Fort you want to stay on Marvens Jean and receiver game from the back line Park in Gloucester, with the field and persevere Christian Correia, form a with 15 service points and a number of local runners through that for the team. skilled (and young) offense. three aces, while Marty- competing among the over I’ve definitely learned a lot Greater Lowell at Bishop na Kot added three aces. 800 total runners. from playing football.” Fenwick (7): The Crusad- Sammy Wallace added In the boys race, Swamp- In fact, Freeman, in his ers missed out on the Di- four kills in the win. scott’s Syzmon Wabno third season on St. Mary’s vision 6 North postseason The Tanners take on was the top finisher in varsity team, pleaded his in 2017 but they’re back Danvers in the final game 47th place with a time of case in attempting to sway this fall and it starts with of the regular season 11:31. Also finishing well Echevarria to join the Friday night’s home game Monday. were Swampscott’s Lu- Spartans on the gridiron. against Commonwealth Classical 3, Beverly 2 cas Bereaud in 48th place “It took him long enough Athletic Champion Great- Classical’s top contrib- (11:34), Lynnfield’s Paul to finally join the team,” er Lowell. Last week’s win utors were Amber Cray- Daly in 50th place (11:37), Freeman said. “I’ve been over Spellman was a mem- ton (16 service points, 14 Lynnfield’s John McK- asking him since freshman orable one for Fenwick as ITEM FILE PHOTO digs), Pamela Diaz (10 rell in 53rd place (11:39), year to play for us. I love senior quarterback Cory service points), Shanelle Swampscott’s Sawyer having him on the team.” George Freeman has scored four rushing touch- Bright threw for 372 yards Belmer-Barry (nine kills), Groothius in 55th place Together, Freeman and downs this season for St. Mary’s. and broke the program’s Maggie McHale (seven (11:40), Swampscott’s Da- Echevarria have formed all-time passing record. kills) and Keysha Cha- vid DeFelice in 61st place one of the more solid run- FRIDAY’S vannes(12 digs, seven (11:44), Swampscott’s ed a third dimension with 4) hoped for a better regu- ning games in the Catholic (quarterback) Connor lar season finish but post- NON-TOURNAMENT assists). Classical (15-3) Ryan Begin in 82nd place Central League and Divi- GAMES: plays St. Mary’s in the (12:00), Swampscott’s Donohue running it. Tem- season football’s a whole sion 7. Echevarria leads the po’s a big thing with us.” new ballgame — anything Winthrop at Shawsheen Lynn City Tournament Matthew De La Puente Spartans in rushing (713 (6): The 2-5 Vikings missed Friday (4:45). in 83rd place (12:01) and The Spartans closed the can happen. yards and 10 touchdowns regular season at 4-3 and Concord-Carlisle at En- out on the tournament Top contributors for the Swampscott’s Aiden Pot- on 89 carries) and receiving but they still have a shot Panthers were Kate Mul- ter in 95th place (12:09). earned the No. 4 seed in glish (7:30): Back in the (159 yards and two touch- Division 7 North. Though Division 3 North postsea- at ending the year with a ligan (20 kills, two solo In the girls race, Swamp- downs on eight catches). winning record. Quarter- blocks), Alice Malgara scott’s Madeline McDon- a 4-3 mark might seem son for the second year in “Jalen’s exceeding our a bit sub-par for a St. a row, the No. 2 Bulldogs back Bobby Hubert scored (eight aces, 12 kills, 11 ald was the top finisher in expectations,” St. Mary’s two touchdowns in last assists and 15 digs), So- 22nd place with a time of Mary’s team, the Spar- have been terrific offen- coach Sean Driscoll said. tans tested themselves sively for the past few week’s loss to English. phie McGarigal (39 digs) 12:01. Also running well “When he first joined I KIPP at Brighton (7): and Julia Erricola (14 were Swampscott’s Elise with powerhouse foes like weeks. In last week’s win didn’t know much about Millis, Catholic Memori- at Winthrop, quarterback The Panthers needed a win digs) Keishanelie Santia- Hamernik in 32nd place him. I knew about his ca- over Minuteman last week go (nine digs) and Olivia (12:16), Swampscott’s So- al and Mashpee along the Matt Severance threw reer in basketball. When way. They’re hoping those four touchdown passes to qualify for states but Thomas had (seven kills phie Sproul in 122nd place we saw his speed, it was they fell, 12-6, in a wire-to- and two solo blocks). (13:52), Swampscott’s Ol- tough tests pay dividends and receiver Price Brown impressive right away. for them in the postseason. scored three touchdowns. wire battle. Running back BOYS SOCCER ivia Foss in 140th place He’s been a huge addi- Daniel Oluwasuyi scored (14:03) and Lynnfield’s “I think we should do Dracut at Marblehead St. Mary’s 6, tion to our team. He’d be a the touchdown and quar- Katie Cash in 144th place well in the playoffs,” Free- (7): Marblehead went un- Catholic Memorial 0 huge addition to any team, terback Pierro Canales Thiago DeOliveira (14:07). man said. “It’s a new sea- defeated (7-0) and won the that’s how athletic he is.” son. If we come out the Northeastern Conference threw for 70 yards. Not to be outdone by his way we did against Mash- outright en route to earn- Lynnfield at Watertown NEC names top golfers cousin, Freeman has tal- pee, we should be going ing the top seed in Division (7): Lynnfield’s offensive lied 613 yards on 87 car- right back to the Super 4 North. In last week’s win struggles continued last ries with four touchdowns. Bowl where we belong. at Danvers, Maison Pois- week in a loss to Ham- GOLF liamson (Salem), Brett A linebacker on defense, “Everyone’s staying fo- son made the difference ilton-Wenham. The Pio- From B1 Bucklin and Tim Nerich Freeman also ranks second cused during practice,” with a game-winning 21- neers mustered only 80 to- (Classical), Andrew Di- on the team in tackles (37) Freeman, who also kicks for yard field goal in the clos- tal yards in the first half, Max Pegnato, Jake Gold- mento and Colby Dassau and has forced two fumbles. the Spartans, added. “We’re ing seconds. Back-to-back 60 of them coming on four man and Aiden Graciale (Winthrop), Ronnie DiBia- “With George, all the not messing around. We wins over NEC powerhous- Generals’ penalties. (Swampscott), Amy Mc- so and Peter Watts (Sau- work he did in the offseason get to practice, we do what es Gloucester and Danvers SATURDAY’S Caffery and Matt Plozy gus), Zach Rufo (Malden), is paying off,” Driscoll said. we need to get done. We go speak volumes to how the TOURNAMENT (Beverly), Ryan Fera (Pea- Dante Raffa (Revere), Jar- “It really shows what hard home, watch film and then Magicians are coming to- GAMES: body), Felix Brody (Somer- ed Corbett (Everett) and work can do for a player. we move on to the next day.” gether with perfect timing. Roxbury Charter at Tech ville) and James Riccardi Nathan Whitcomb (En- “In our offense, it gives Echevarria shared a Revere at North Read- (7): The Tigers (5-2) lost two (Medford). glish). you a little bit of a change- similar take. ing (7): Patriots coach Lou games in the regular sea- In the NEC South, Sa- The conference meet up,” Driscoll added. “We “We’ve grown a lot since Cicatelli and his “cardiac son but back-to-back victo- lem brought home three was held Wednesday at have the power back with the first game,” Echevarria kids” continue their 2018 ries over Georgetown and awards. The Witches were Olde Salem Greens. Mar- George, who worked hard said. “Practice has been run as the No. 6 seed in Di- Chelsea have them feel- South champion, coach blehead’s Brendan Locke all summer. It’s really pay- good. We’ve become a team, vision 4 North. Darius Mc- ing good heading into the Tom Doyle was named and Swampscott’s Max ing off. He’s playing well on sticking together through Neil carried the Patriots in tournament. Tech’s defense coach of the year and Tom- Pegnato each shot a score both sides of the football. everything. We’ve grown last week’s win at Somer- held Chelsea to less than 10 my Harrington earned of 75 to tie for medalist Jalen’s more of the out- a lot over the past seven ville with 120 rushing yards of total offense in last player of the year. Malden honors. Other solid per- back. He’s got some wig- games and we’re ready to yards and two touchdowns. Saturday’s win. Roxbury won the sportsmanship formances came from Sa- gle behind him. With that take on the playoffs.” Triton at Swampscott Charter, on the other hand, award. lem’s Tommy Harrington said, it also opens throw- The Spartans host No. (6:30): Swampscott went has been dubbed a team on The South All-Confer- (76), Swampscott’s Ryan ing lanes because we’re so 5 Georgetown Friday eve- 6-1 during the regular sea- the rise in Division 8 North. ence team includes Tommy Graciale (78), Danvers’ heavy with those guys.” ning (5). son and earned the top seed SATURDAY’S Harrington, Ethan Doyle, Jared Mscisz (78), Dan- With two skilled running FRIDAY’S in Division 5 North. They’ll NON-TOURNAMENT Nick Angeramo and Bobby vers’ Cam Morrison (80), backs who offer a different TOURNAMENT host a winless Triton team GAMES: Jellison (Salem), Brendan Saugus’ Joe Cross (80), dimension to the offense, GAMES that fell to Swampscott Classical at Wilmington Lannon (Classical), Jack Peabody’s Connor McCa- the Spartans are able to Haverhill at St. John’s back in Week 2. Friday’s (1): The Rams somehow Sicurella (Winthrop), Matt rron (83), Salem’s Ethan dictate the pace of each (7): The No. 2 Eagles have game was originally sched- found themselves on the Cravotta (Revere), Jona- Doyle (83), English’s Paul game. Driscoll said tem- rolled through their op- uled for Saturday after- outside looking in and than Fitzgerald (Everett) Papageorgiou (85), Clas- po’s the key to his team’s ponents since suffering a noon but was bumped up missed the postseason and Paul Papageorgiou sical’s Brendan Lannon offense. loss at Everett in Week 3. due to the weekend’s im- despite a 4-3 record. Now (English). (98), Classical’s Brett “When we’re at our best St. John’s could see No. 1 pending storms. they’re playing for pride, The South All-Stars are Bucklin (99) and English’s and clicking we like a nice, Everett again in the Divi- Saugus at Weston (7): and it starts with Satur- Troy Zipper, Casey Wil- Nathan Whitcomb (109). steady tempo,” Driscoll sion 1 North final but the The Sachems sneaked into day’s game at Wilmington. said. “Sometimes we don’t Eagles have to get by No. 7 the Division 5 North brack- In last week’s win over have that and that’s just Haverhill first. et after going 2-5 during Salem, quarterback Keith being consistent. The pro- Peabody at Reading the regular season. Last Ridley threw for 101 Selling a house? gram has a reputation of (7): The No. 6 Tanners week’s loss to Swampscott yards and one touchdown Buying a house? running the football the sneaked into the Division wasn’t how Saugus hoped with the bulk of his passes last 10 years and that’s 2 North state tournament to end its regular season going to Nashaun Butler helping us transition with despite a loss at Beverly but it will look to turn (4 catches for 74 yards and Find out what properties these two guys. We’ve add- last Saturday. Peabody (3- the leaf and shift gears to a touchdown). recently sold in your area. Fenway Park gave Dodgers cold shoulder, Series shifts to L.A. Check out the Real Estate page FENWAY recorded call of “It’s Time the opener, the Dodgers home-field advantage and From B1 for Dodger Baseball!” lost 8-4. It was just 46 in especially being in the bull- in Saturday’s paper. “It’s going to be warmer, the first inning for Game 2, pen, where you have a lit- with palm trees beyond and hopefully our bats get and the Dodgers’ bats were tle heater, but still have to the fences and the San hot, too,” Cody Bellinger cold again — their last 16 kind of get hot and stay hot. Gabriel Mountains shim- said. hitters retired in order. It’s more of a challenge.” mering in the distance. Used to the balmy breez- “This is the first time No team has overcome While Fenway is urban es at home and usually we’ve played in obviously a 2-0 Series deficit since tumult, Dodger Stadium hospitable weather in weather like this — San 1996, when the Yankees symbolizes the sunny Cal- the NL West, Los Angeles Francisco a little bit, but lost twice at home to At- ifornian way of life. But hadn’t started a game this nothing like this,” manager lanta before sweeping expect a pumped-up crowd year in a temperature be- Dave Roberts said before three games on the road for Game 3 on Friday, es- low 58. Facing a 53-degree the game. “So it’s an adjust- and winning Game 6 in pecially after Vin Scully’s chill at the beginning of ment, and that’s part of the New York. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE FRIDAY Malden at Revere (4) State Tournament Football Winthrop at Saugus (7) Division 1 North Field Hockey No. 7 Haverhill at No. 2 St. John’s North Andover at Marblehead (3:30) Prep (7) Peabody at Everett (4) Division 2 North Chelmsford at Revere (4:30) No. 6 Peabody at No. 3 Reading (7) SATURDAY Division 3 North No. 7 Concord-Carlisle at No. 2 State Tournament Football Division 8 North English (7:30) No. 5 Roxbury Charter at No. 4 Tech Division 4 North (7) No. 8 Dracut at No. 1 Marblehead (7) Non-Playoff Football No. 6 Revere at No. 3 North Reading Classical at Winchester (7) (7) Boys Soccer Division 5 North Concord-Carlisle at St. Mary’s (2) No. 8 Triton at No. 1 Swampscott Beverly at Peabody (4) (6:30) Austin Prep at Lynnfield (5) No. 6 Saugus at No. 3 Weston (7) North Reading at Fenwick (6) Division 6 North Girls Soccer No. 5 Greater Lowell at No. 4 Bishop Haverhill at Swampscott (10) Fenwick (7) Pentucket at Fenwick (4) Division 7 North Lynnfield at Wayland (5) No. 5 Georgetown at No. 4 St. Mary’s (5) Volleyball Non-Playoff Football Lynn City Tournament At St. Mary’s Winthrop at Shawsheen (6) Consolation (TBA) KIPP at Brighton (6:30) Final (TBA) Lynnfield at Watertown (7) Volleyball Cross Country Lynn City Tournament Tech at CAC Meet (9) At St. Mary’s Lynnfield at CAL Meet (9) English vs. Tech (3:30) Swampscott at Varsity Meet (TBA) Classical vs. St. Mary’s (4:45) Marblehead at Varsity Champion- ships (1) Boys Soccer Winthrop at NEC Meet (3) Swampscott at Salem (4) Winthrop at Saugus (5:30) Mountain Biking St. John’s at Vermont Academy (TBA) Revere at Manchester-Essex (7) PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Girls Soccer Water Polo Peabody at Somerville (TBA) St. John’s at Brookline (4:30) Zdeno Chara, center, celebrates with teammates John Moore, left, and Jake DeBrusk, right, after Winthrop at English (4) Cheerleading scoring a goal against the Philadelphia Flyers Thursday night. Swampscott at Beverly (4) Varsity Invitational at Masco (12) TV/RADIO Chara nets two goals, Halak impresses TV World Series 8:09 p.m...... Boston at LA Dodgers...... Fox in net as Bruins shut out Philadelphia NBA 7:30 p.m...... Golden State at New York...... NBATV BOSTON (AP) — Zdeno Chara The Bruins improved to 4-0 at home, City Council for “honoring the spirit 10 p.m...... Washington at Sacramento...... NBATV scored twice, Jaroslav Halak stopped where they last played Oct. 13 in an and passion that Gritty has brought College Football 26 shots and the Boston Bruins beat 8-2 rout of the Detroit Red Wings. to the City of Philadelphia and to the 6:30 p.m...... Louisiana Tech at Fla. Atlantic...... CBSSN 7 p.m...... Miami at Boston College...... ESPN the Philadelphia Flyers 3-0 on Thurs- Halak was in position the few times entire country, both on and off the 8 p.m...... Indiana at Minnesota...... FS1 day night. he was tested, stopping a one-timer ice.” ... Flyers F Michael Raffl was 10 p.m...... Wyoming at Colorado St...... CBSSN Jake DeBrusk also scored for the by Claude Giroux from the right cir- out of the lineup with an unspecified 10:30 p.m...... Utah at UCLA...... ESPN Bruins, who improved to 6-0-2 in cle with about eight minutes left in lower-body injury. ... Flyers LW Scott Golf their last eight against Philadelphia the second period. The Bruins got it Laughton played in is 200th NHL 2:30 p.m...... PGA: Sanderson Farms Championship...... Golf and 9-0-1 in the last 10 meetings in going the other way and took a 1-0 game. ... RW David Backes and D 5:30 p.m...... Champions: PowerShares Championship...... Golf Boston. lead on Chara’s slap shot from the Charlie McAvoy were scratches for 8 p.m...... LPGA: Swinging Skirts Taiwan Championship.Golf Halak got his second shutout with blue line through traffic. It was the the Bruins. ... D Jeremy Lauzon made 11 p.m...... WGC: HSBC Champions...... Golf the Bruins and 44th of his career. 197th goal of Chara’s career and first his NHL debut after being called up NHL Chara’s goal 13 minutes into the since the second game of the season. earlier Thursday from Providence of 7:30 p.m...... Winnipeg at Detroit...... NHL Network second period put Boston up 1-0, and Chara added an empty-net goal the AHL. College Hockey 7 p.m...... Minnesota-Duluth at Notre Dame...... NBCSN DeBrusk scored on a tip-in with 2:32 with 23 seconds left. UP NEXT 7 p.m...... UMass vs. Merrimack...... NESN left in the second. NOTES Flyers: Host the New York Island- Women’s College Hockey Brian Elliott had 22 saves for the Gritty, the Flyers’ first mascot, was ers on Saturday. 7 p.m...... Northeastern vs. Providence...... NESN Plus Flyers, who have lost two straight officially welcomed to Philadelphia Bruins: Host Montreal on Saturday Soccer and three of four. on Thursday in a resolution by the night. 2:20 p.m...... Freiburg vs. Monchengladbach...... FS2 Radio World Series 8:09 p.m...... Boston at LA Dodgers...... WEEI-FM 93.7 Celtics rally from 16 down to beat Thunder College Football OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) over five minutes to play, 7 p.m...... Miami at Boston College...... WEEI-AM 850 — Jayson Tatum scored then Abrines hit anoth- 24 points, and the Bos- er 3 on Oklahoma City’s NFL ton Celtics rallied from a next possession to push 16-point halftime deficit AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE the lead to seven before East East to beat the winless Okla- the Celtics rallied. W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA homa City Thunder 101- New England 5 2 0 .714 214 179 Washington 4 2 0 .667 126 121 TIP-INS Miami 4 3 0 .571 151 177 Philadelphia 3 4 0 .429 154 138 95 on Thursday night. N.Y. Jets 3 4 0 .429 182 176 Dallas 3 4 0 .429 140 123 Marcus Morris added 21 Celtics: F Gordon Hay- Buffalo 2 5 0 .286 81 175 N.Y. Giants 1 6 0 .143 137 185 ward scored five points South South points, Al Horford scored W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA 19 and Kyrie Irving had in 24 minutes. He hasn’t Houston 4 3 0 .571 155 144 New Orleans 5 1 0 .833 204 163 played more than 25 min- Tennessee 3 4 0 .429 106 127 Carolina 4 2 0 .667 142 131 15 for the Celtics. Jacksonville 3 4 0 .429 116 146 Tampa Bay 3 3 0 .500 167 196 Paul George scored 22 utes this season as he tries Indianapolis 2 5 0 .286 189 185 Atlanta 3 4 0 .429 190 212 points for Oklahoma City, to find his way on his sur- North North W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA but shot just 7 of 22. Rus- gically repaired left ankle. Pittsburgh 3 2 1 .583 171 154 Minnesota 4 2 1 .643 177 165 sell Westbrook had 13 Cincinnati 4 3 0 .571 184 203 Green Bay 3 2 1 .583 148 144 ... C Aron Baynes (right Baltimore 4 3 0 .571 176 101 Detroit 3 3 0 .500 157 158 points, 15 rebounds and hamstring strain) and G Cleveland 2 4 1 .357 151 177 Chicago 3 3 0 .500 170 134 eight assists, but he shot Jabari Bird (personal rea- West West 5 for 20. The Thunder and W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA sons) did not play. ... Mor- Kansas City 6 1 0 .857 260 182 L.A. Rams 7 0 0 1.000 235 128 Cleveland Cavaliers are L.A. Chargers 5 2 0 .714 195 163 Seattle 3 3 0 .500 143 117 the only winless teams in ris committed three fouls Denver 3 4 0 .429 165 164 Arizona 1 6 0 .143 92 184 in the first quarter in just Oakland 1 5 0 .167 110 176 San Francisco 1 6 0 .143 158 218 the league. Thursday’s Game Denver at Kansas City, 1 p.m. Morris hit a 3-pointer 6:50 of playing time. Miami at Houston, 8:20 p.m. Tampa Bay at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. with 27 seconds left to Thunder: F Jerami Sunday’s Games N.Y. Jets at Chicago, 1 p.m. Philadelphia vs Jacksonville at London, UK, Indianapolis at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. give the Celtics a 98-95 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Grant got his first start 9:30 a.m. Green Bay at L.A. Rams, 4:25 p.m. lead, and they held on. Cleveland at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. San Francisco at Arizona, 4:25 p.m. of the season, though he Washington at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. New Orleans at Minnesota, 8:20 p.m. Oklahoma City led 50- Jayson Tatum, left, shoots over Oklahoma City had been averaging 28 Seattle at Detroit, 1 p.m. Monday’s Game 34 at halftime. Boston Thunder guard Hamidou Diallo during a game Baltimore at Carolina, 1 p.m. New England at Buffalo, 8:15 p.m. minutes per game. He re- shot just 32 percent in the in Oklahoma City Thursday night. placed Patrick Patterson. first half and missed all 11 ... The Thunder made just of its 3-point attempts. Morris hit a 3 to cut the period. Boston made NHL 7 of 28 3-pointers and 14 EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Boston hit seven of its Oklahoma City’s lead to 9 of 14 3-pointers in the Atlantic Division Central Division first 10 3-pointers in the 72-70, and a steal and quarter. of 25 free throws. GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA UP NEXT Toronto 10 7 3 0 14 38 32 Nashville 10 8 2 0 16 35 23 third quarter to trim layup by Terry Rozier The Thunder went up Boston 10 6 2 2 14 34 24 Colorado 10 6 2 2 14 33 21 Oklahoma City’s lead to III tied the game. Morris 86-83 on a layup by rook- Thunder: Host the Phoe- Tampa Bay 8 6 1 1 13 29 18 Winnipeg 10 6 3 1 13 31 28 nix Suns on Sunday. Montreal 9 5 2 2 12 30 25 Chicago 9 5 2 2 12 33 33 70-64. At one point, Hor- made a layup late in the ie Hamidou Diallo. West- Buffalo 10 6 4 0 12 26 28 Minnesota 8 4 2 2 10 22 24 ford hit three 3-pointers quarter to give the Celtics brook found Alex Abrines Celtics: Visit the Detroit Ottawa 8 4 3 1 9 29 29 Dallas 8 4 4 0 8 23 23 in 41 seconds. a 74-73 lead at the end of for a 3-pointer with just Pistons on Saturday. Florida 8 2 3 3 7 26 32 St. Louis 8 2 3 3 7 25 29 Detroit 9 1 6 2 4 20 39 Pacific Division Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Vancouver 10 6 4 0 12 30 31 Carolina 9 5 3 1 11 29 26 San Jose 9 5 3 1 11 31 25 Pittsburgh 7 4 1 2 10 26 25 Anaheim 10 5 4 1 11 25 25 Flipping out for Thursday Night Football Washington 8 4 2 2 10 34 30 Calgary 9 5 4 0 10 32 27 New Jersey 7 4 2 1 9 25 18 Vegas 9 4 4 1 9 20 24 Columbus 8 4 4 0 8 24 30 Edmonton 7 3 3 1 7 18 25 Philadelphia 10 4 6 0 8 31 40 Arizona 8 3 5 0 6 15 18 N.Y. Islanders 8 3 4 1 7 22 23 Los Angeles 9 2 6 1 5 17 32 N.Y. Rangers 9 3 5 1 7 24 30 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. Thursday’s Games Columbus at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Buffalo 4, Montreal 3 N.Y. Rangers at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Nashville 4, New Jersey 3, OT Anaheim at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Boston 3, Philadelphia 0 Pittsburgh at Calgary, 9 p.m. Los Angeles at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Washington at Edmonton, 9 p.m. NBA EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Southwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Toronto 5 0 1.000 — New Orleans 3 0 1.000 — Boston 3 2 .600 2 San Antonio 2 2 .500 1½ Brooklyn 2 2 .500 2½ Memphis 2 2 .500 1½ Philadelphia 2 3 .400 3 Dallas 2 2 .500 1½ New York 1 4 .200 4 Houston 1 3 .250 2½ Southeast Division Northwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Miami 2 2 .500 — Denver 4 0 1.000 — Atlanta 2 2 .500 — Portland 3 1 .750 1 Charlotte 2 3 .400 ½ Utah 2 2 .500 2 Orlando 2 3 .400 ½ Minnesota 2 3 .400 2½ Washington 1 3 .250 1 Oklahoma City 0 4 .000 4 Central Division Pacific Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Milwaukee 4 0 1.000 — Golden State 4 1 .800 — Detroit 4 0 1.000 — L.A. Clippers 2 2 .500 1½ Indiana 3 2 .600 1½ Sacramento 2 3 .400 2 Chicago 1 3 .250 3 L.A. Lakers 1 3 .250 2½ Cleveland 0 5 .000 4½ Phoenix 1 3 .250 2½ PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Thursday’s Games Friday’s Games Detroit 110, Cleveland 103 Chicago at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Miami Dolphins receiver Danny Amendola gets upended by Houston Texans linebacker Josh Portland 128, Orlando 114 Dallas at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Keyes during Thursday Night Football in Houston. Boston 101, Oklahoma City 95 Golden State at New York, 7:30 p.m. Denver at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Brooklyn at New Orleans, 8 p.m. B4 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 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 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

HOROSCOPE

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) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You can take the pressure off Take the initiative and make Expand your knowledge, inter- Get the facts before you react You’ve got control, so don’t Take a trip and visit old friends ests and friendships. A change to something if you want to by simplifying your life. Tackle your dreams come true. You let others step in and make a or relatives you don’t get to see fewer projects and refuse to let have what it takes to reach to your physical appearance avoid a mishap. A change at mess of things. Let your intu- your emotions dictate what you your goals and the achieve the or financial status is apparent. work or to a situation involv- ition guide you. Trust your in- often. The discussions you have do, spend or say. success you are longing for. Romance will enhance your ing institutions or government stincts and follow your heart. will be informative. Love and Network with peers and share outlook and bring you closer to agencies should be handled romance should be priorities. someone you love. personally. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) your intentions. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Change can be good, but it ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Have a plan in place. Expect LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) must be carefully planned, not AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Pay more attention to how you Do your best to get along with to face opposition if you Overspending on unnecessary based on an emotional whim Don’t fold under stress. Learn handle your money and import- your peers, friends or partners. share your thoughts. If you items will not result in happi- or the product of someone’s all you can before you make a want to reach your target, ant affairs. It’s best not to trust Your reactions will be taken ness. Take care of problems in- manipulation. Consider what move. If someone puts pres- anyone else to do things for you, seriously and they can make a consider not giving others ac- you really want to see happen sure on you, walk away and do especially where finances are difference to the outcome of a cess to your whereabouts or stead of adding to your stress. before moving forward. your own thing. concerned. Avoid joint ventures. situation you face. plans. You cannot buy love.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

House cleaner tries her hand at being an interior designer Work it out at trick one DEAR ABBY: I am won- try to have a long-term Peter Drucker, a manage- West has 8 points, dum- dering if anyone else has Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van relationship. Most of the ment consultant who was my holds 16, and declarer ever asked about this. I Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, men “say” that’s what they born in Austria, wrote, “Long- presumably has at least 12. have had the same clean- and was founded by her mother, want, too. But to be honest range planning ... does not That leaves at most 4 for East. ing woman for three years. about it, it’s not. Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at deal with future decisions, but Which useful card could he She does an excellent job How can I come across with the futurity of present de- have? and works hard. I got her DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los as a woman who wants an cisions.” There is only one — the the last six or seven of her LTR and not a “friends Angeles, CA 90069. In bridge, sometimes you club ace. But West must real- clients. However, she has with benefits” or a hook- can delay the key move until ize this very quickly because made little changes in the up? I don’t sleep around, well into the deal, after you South has immediately won past when I’m not home. and painting. home improvement store so those things just are have gained more information For example, she reorga- My cleaning lady is very and you may be pleasantly not my cup of tea. What do than you had at the start of the first trick and led a low nized a kitchen drawer sensitive. When I asked surprised to know that I do? the card-play. But sometimes, trump. West should ask for and laundry room cabinet her to let me know the paint can be closely you need to spot the win- a timeout after the dummy without first clearing it night before if she needs to matched these days if you LOST IN THE ning move immediately; one comes down, refusing to let ONLINE DATING with me. Yesterday, when I cancel, I almost lost her bring a small sample with thoughtless trick and it will be the declarer rush him. WORLD walked into my laundry for good. I had to call re- you. They may also be able too late. West must win with the room, I noticed two pic- peatedly, and I’m walking to recommend someone DEAR LOST: If some- When do you decide which spade ace — no second hand tures had been removed on eggshells now. who can fix the wall for a low — and switch to the club from the wall and rehung reasonable price, or offer one wants to move your is relevant on any given deal? in my living room. Fur- RENTER IN NEVADA guidance on how you can “relationship” to the next At trick one. When the dum- king — bingo! thermore, she used three fix it yourself. level before you are ready, my comes down, stop to do nails to hang them and DEAR RENTER: For you need to say you are not some analysis, counting high- left the first nail in the your cleaning woman to DEAR ABBY: I’m a comfortable in moving so card points (numbers you are wall because she had have done what she did 58-year-old woman, di- quickly. It’s straightfor- honing after listening to the made a mistake. I removed was wrong, and you need vorced for three years. I ward and honest. bidding), winners and losers. the pictures and returned to explain it to her so noth- was in a loveless marriage It occurs to me that there In this deal, how should them to their original ing similar will happen for almost 20 years. Over are many kinds of dating West plan the defense against spots. The three holes in again. Sometimes it isn’t the last three years I have sites, and you may be on four spades after he leads the the living room wall re- what you say but how you lost 45 pounds and have the wrong ones. If you have heart jack to the seven, two main. say it. Hang onto your tem- started going to online friends who are also in the and queen? I live in an expensive per while telling her she dating sites. I’m attrac- dating world, ask them North responded with the penthouse. The holes are has created a problem for tive, so I get lots of atten- which they use. But if you Jacoby two no-trump, show- like bullet holes to me. you. It’s the truth, and she tion. have no luck there, consid- ing at least game-going val- This is not my apartment. needs to hear it. If her re- I post nice pictures of er meeting suitable men ues and four or more spades. I am a renter. In addition, sponse is to punish you by myself, nothing sexy. But the old-fashioned way — South jumped to four spades I do not have the paint not showing up, you are the kind of attention I’m by being introduced by to indicate a minimum with that matches, and I am well rid of the woman. getting is not what I want. people you know and who no singleton or void. not handy with spackle P.S. Visit a paint store or I’d like to meet a man and know you well.

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LEGALS LEGALS

LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE DATE: October 26, 2018 By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES mortgage given by Ingemar P. Marshall, Dawn M. D'Andrea to First Horizon Home COMBINED NOTICE OF FINDING OF NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACT AND OF INTENT TO REQUEST A RELEASE OF GRANT FUNDS Loan Corporation, dated October 21, 2005 and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 24984, Page 193, of which TO ALL INTERESTED AGENCIES, GROUPS AND PERSONS: mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, by assignment from:

On or about November 13, 2018, the City of Lynn, County of Essex, will request the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to release Community First Horizon Home Loan Corporation to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Development Block Grant (CDBG), and Home Investment Partnerships (HOME) funds under Title I of the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974 (PL 95.383) Inc., recorded on March 13, 2006, in Book No. 25455, at Page 322 as amended for the following projects: Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. to Deutsche Bank National Trust CDBG - NEIGHBORHOOD PRESERVATION: Neighborhood Preservation activities meet the City's Community Development objectives of improving conditions in the most Company as Trustee for GSAMP Trust 2007-HSBC1 Mortgage Pass Through distressed areas of the City through implementation of target neighborhood "impact" programs, expanding affordable homeownership opportunities for low and moderate Certificate Series 2007-HSBC1, recorded on December 14, 2011, in Book No. income residents, rehabilitating substandard housing and expanding lead abatement activities, and providing rental subsidies to seniors, the disabled and working 30924, at Page 299 families with excessive rent burdens. These activities contribute to the prevention and elimination of slums and blight while also benefiting low and moderate-income persons. On a spot basis, Neighborhood Preservation activities eliminate blighting influences, including the correction of health and safety violations, as these problems Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. to Deutsche Bank National Trust are identified. These activities include: HOMEOWNERSHIP PROGRAMS - Realizing the Dream of Homeownership, REHABILITATION LOAN AND GRANT PROGRAMS - Company as Trustee for GSAMP Trust 2007-HSBC1 Mortgage Pass-Through Rehabilitation Loan Programs - Direct Loan, Elderly Deferred, Handicapped Accessibility Loan; Rehabilitation Grant Programs - Development Area Grant, Target Area Grant; Certificate, Series 2007-HSBC1, recorded on September 5, 2012, in Book No. NEIGHBORHOOD STABILIZATION PROGRAM; AFFORDABLE HOUSING REHABILITATION - Estimated Cost of Neighborhood Preservation Activities: $592,938. 31691, at Page 334

CDBG - COMMUNITY FACILITIES: By improving the overall infrastructure through extensive public improvements and renovation activities, the City prevents and for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, eliminates slums and blight while benefiting low and moderate income persons in these neighborhood areas. These activities meet the Community Development the same will be sold at Public Auction at 12:00 PM on November 19, 2018, on objectives of providing quality, supportive service programming to address the needs of seniors and youth, and continuing infrastructure and capital improvements to the mortgaged premises located at 14-16 Fiske Avenue, Lynn, Essex County, support economic development and improve the quality of life for residents. These activities include PARK IMPROVEMENTS - Lynn Common; - Estimated Cost of Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, Community Facility Activities: $180,000. TO WIT: CDBG - ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: The primary goal of the City's economic development strategy is to attract investment and increase job opportunities for low and The land in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, with the buildings thereon, moderate income persons. Also, by improving the overall infrastructure through extensive public improvements (i.e. sidewalk improvements, shade tree installation, situated on Fiske Avenue, bounded and described as follows: Two certain parcels lighting, demolition, etc.) and the Commercial Façade Program the City helps to stabilize commercial areas and aid in the prevention and elimination of slums and blight. of a land together with the buildings thereon situated in said Lynn and now known The following activity meets the Community Development objective of continuing infrastructure and capital improvements to support economic development and improve as 14-16 Fiske Avenue, bounded and described as follows: the quality of life for residents: BUSINESS LOAN PROGRAM - Lynn Municipal Finance Corporation Loan Fund; COMMERCIAL FAÇADE PROGRAM; INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM - Estimated Cost of Economic Development Activities: $842,003. FIRST PARCEL: NORTHEASTERLY by Fiske Avenue, 69 feet; SOUTHEASTERLY by land now or formerly of Southwick, 96.32 feet; SOUTHWESTERLY by land now or HOME - NEIGHBORHOOD PRESERVATION: HOME-funded Neighborhood Preservation activities meet the City's Community Development objectives of improving formerly of Caldwell, 83 feet; and NORTHWESTERLY by other land now of formerly conditions in the most distressed areas of the City through implementation of target neighborhood "impact" programs, expanding affordable homeownership opportunities of Caldwell, 30.50 feet. Be all of said measurements more or less or however for low and moderate income residents, rehabilitating substandard housing and expanding lead abatement activities, and providing rental subsidies to seniors, the otherwise bounded and described. disabled and working families with excessive rent burdens. These activities contribute to the prevention and elimination of slums and blight while also benefiting low and moderate-income persons. On a spot basis, Neighborhood Preservation activities eliminate blighting influences, including the correction of health and safety violations, as SECOND PARCEL: NORTHERLY by said Fiske Avenue, 59.73 feet; EASTERLY by land these problems are identified. These activities include: HOMEOWNERSHIP PROGRAMS - Realizing the Dream of Homeownership; REHABILITATION LOAN AND GRANT now or formerly of Holden, on two courses, 58.50 Feet; SOUTHERLY by land now or PROGRAMS - Rehabilitation Loan Programs - HOME Direct Loan, Elderly Deferred Loan, Handicapped Accessibility Loan; Rehabilitation Grant Programs - Development formerly of Caldwell, 77 feet; and WESTERLY by other land now or formerly of said Area Grant, Target Area Grant; NEIGHBORHOOD STABILIZATION PROGRAM; NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION ASSISTANCE; NON-PROFIT SUPPORT - Estimated Cost of Caldwell, 59 feet. Be all of said measurements more or less, or however otherwise Neighborhood Preservation Activities: $737,030. bounded and described. Both of said parcels are shown on a plan dated August 13, 1946; recorded with Essex South District Deeds, Book 3475, Page 404. CDBG - Neighborhood Preservation, CDBG - Community Facilities, CDBG - Economic Development, and HOME - Neighborhood Preservation have been determined to be Subject to and with the benefit of easements, restrictions and rights of way of Categorically Excluded from Environmental Review as per 24 CFR 58.35 and is so documented in the Environmental Review Record on file at the address listed below. An record insofar as they are in force and applicable. environmental review for demolition activity has also been made by the City and is available for public examination and copying. For title see deed recorded with the Essex South Registry of Deeds in Book 17014, Based on this review, the City of Lynn has determined that a request for release of project funds will not significantly affect the quality of the human environment and Page 405. hence, an environmental impact statement will not be undertaken under the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 (P.L. 91-910). The reasons for the decision not to prepare an environmental impact statement are as follows: Any potential negative impacts on the environment that are identified during site-specific reviews will be For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern mitigated. As such, this activity will have no adverse affects on the human environment. District) Registry of Deeds in Book 17014, Page 404.

All interested agencies, groups, or persons disagreeing with these decisions are invited to submit written comments for consideration to the City by November 12, 2018. These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit of All comments must clearly specify which decision they object to: - the Finding of No Significant Impact or the Request for Release of Funds. All comments so received will all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the be considered by the City prior to its taking any administrative action or requesting release of funds on the date listed immediately above. nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or The City of Lynn will undertake the projects described above with Community Development Block Grant, and HOME Investment Partnerships funds from HUD, under Title I liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, of the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974. The City of Lynn is certifying to HUD that the City of Lynn and the Honorable Thomas M. McGee in his official having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, capacity as Mayor of Lynn, consent to accept the jurisdiction of the Federal courts if an action is brought to enforce responsibilities in relation to environmental reviews, easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. decision making, and action; and that these responsibilities have been satisfied. The legal effect of the certification is that upon its approval, the City of Lynn may use Community Development Block Grant and Home Investment Partnerships funds, and HUD will have satisfied its responsibilities under the National Environmental Policy TERMS OF SALE: Act of 1969 and other environmental responsibilities listed in 24 CFR Part 58. HUD will accept an objection to its approval of the release of funds and acceptance of the certification only if it is based on one of the following bases: (a) that the certification was not in fact executed by the Chief Executive Officer or other officer of the City of A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check Lynn; (b) that the recipient's environmental review record for the activities indicated omission of a required decision finding, or step applicable to the activities in the will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The environmental review process; (c) the grant recipient has committed funds or incurred costs not authorized by 24 CFR Part 58 before approval of a release of funds by balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 HUD, or (d) another Federal agency has submitted written comments pursuant to Section 309 of the Clean Air Act or Section 102(c) of NEPA. Objections must be California St., Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, prepared and submitted in accordance with the required procedure (24 CFR Part 58), and may be addressed to HUD at 10 Causeway Street, Boston, Massachusetts Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the 02222-1092. date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage Objections to the release of funds on bases other than these stated above will not be considered by HUD. No objections received after 15 days from the date of request shall control in the event of an error in this publication. for funds listed above will be considered by HUD. Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. Thomas M. McGee James M. Marsh Mayor of Lynn Director DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE FOR GSAMP TRUST Lynn City Hall Department of Community Development 2007-HSBC1 MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2007-HSBC1 Lynn, MA 01901 Lynn City Hall Present holder of said mortgage Lynn, MA 01901 Item: October 26, 2018 By its Attorneys, HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. 150 California St. MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE (SEAL) COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Newton, MA 02458 LAND COURT (617)558-0500 By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT 12231 dated May 28, 2009, given by Daniel P. Caswell and Melissa A. Fleming to 17 SM 001495 Item: October 19, 26, November 2, 2018 Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for MSA Mortgage, LLC, ORDER OF NOTICE recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book NAHANT HOUSING AUTHORITY 28634, Page 579, the undersigned CitiMortgage, Inc. being the present holder of TO: APPLICATION OPENING said mortgage by Assignment of Mortgage from Mortgage Electronic Registration Vandy Chourb Systems, Inc. as nominee for MSA Mortgage, its successors and assigns, to The Nahant Housing Authority will be accepting applications for 1 bedroom units of CitiMortgage, Inc. recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 state-aided elderly/handicapped; 2-3 bedroom state-aided family housing. A Deeds at Book 30546, Page 394, for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage U.S.C. §§ 3901 et seq.: lottery system will be used for the purpose of the initial acceptance of applications and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Auction at: to be placed on the Nahant Housing Authority waiting list(s). Lakeview Loan Servicing, LLC 10:00 A.M. on Tuesday, November 27, 2018 The income limits for an elderly/handicapped; family household are: claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, 1-person household: $51,150 upon the hereinafter-described premises, known as and numbered as 6 Lewis numbered 62 Autumn Street, given by Vandy Chourb to Mortgage Electronic 2-person household: $58,450 Lane, Saugus, Essex County (Southern District), Massachusetts, all and singularly Registration Systems, Inc., as Nominee for Homestead Funding Corp., dated April 3-person household: $65,750 the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: 1, 2016, and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in 4-person household: $73,050 Book 34819, Page 118 and now held by Plaintiff by assignment, has/have filed 5-person household: $78,900 The Land in said Saugus, Essex County, Massachusetts, being Lots numbered 29, with this court a complaint for determination of Defendant's/Defendants' 6-person household: $84,750 30, and 31 as shown on said plan of land entitled "Seagirt, Saugus, MA, owned Servicemembers status. by Frank W.Coughlin, dated September, 1904", and recorded in Essex South Applications are available Monday - Wednesday, between the hours of District Registry of Deeds in Plan Book 17, Plan 9. If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United 9:00am-1:00pm at the Nahant Housing Authority, 194 Nahant Road, Nahant MA States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers 01908. You may also obtain an application by mail by calling the Authority at Said premises being bounded and described as follows: Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on 781-581-9623. All applications in the Authority's possession as of November 5, that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in 2018 at 1:00, will become part of the lottery system for tenant selection set forth NORTHERLY: by Lewis Lane, seventy-five (75) feet; this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before by Department of Housing and Community Development. December 3, 2018 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled The lottery will be conducted through an automated computer process overseen by EASTERLY: by Lot 28, ninety-three and 70/100 (93.7) feet; to the benefits of said Act. the Department of Housing and Community Development on November 9, 2018. Applications will be placed on a waiting list, by priority and preference, as they are SOUTHERLY: by various lots on said plan, seventy-five (75) feet; Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER, Chief Justice of this Court on October 18, 2018. drawn in the lottery. After completion of the lottery, the Nahant Housing Authority will continue to WESTERLY: by Lot 32 on said plan, ninety-two (92) feet; Attest: accept applications. All applications received on/after November 6, 2018 will be Deborah J. Patterson placed on the Nahant Housing Authority wait list by priority and preference in Be all of said measurements more or less, according to said plan. Recorder accordance with date and time of their receipt. Item: October 26, 2018 For title see Deed recorded herewith David Wilson, Chairperson Nahant Housing Authority CITY OF LYNN For mortgagor's Title, see Deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Item: October 26, 27, 2018 Registry of Deeds at Book 28634, Page 577. Notice is hereby given that the Lynn City Council of the City of Lynn will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, November 13, 2018 at 7:00 o'clock p.m. in Room CITY OF LYNN The above-described premises shall be subject to all easements, restrictions, 402: municipal or other public taxes, assessments, liens or claims in the nature of liens, Petition of Crown Castle to modify transmission equipment at an existing base Notice: The Lynn City Council will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, November 13, outstanding tax titles, building, zoning and other land use laws and all permits and station within the public right of way located at the following locations: 32 Erie St, 2018 at 8:00 P.M. in Council Chambers, on the following: approvals issued pursuant thereto, including, without limitation, orders of 16 Peirce St, 15-19 Garland St, Atlantic/35 Grosvenor Pk, Chancery Lane, Petition of the Richdale Store at 585 Essex St to amend closing hours of operation conditions, and existing encumbrances of record created prior to said Mortgage, if Lynnfield St, 67 Woodlawn and Tapley St, 34-38 Bonavesta St, 16 Hanover St, from 11pm to 12am. there be any. Said premises are to be sold subject to the right of redemption of 147 Fairmount Ave and 201 Linwood St. Per Order: Janet L. Rowe, City Clerk the United States of America, if any there be. Per Order: Janet L. Rowe, City Clerk Item: October 26, 29, 2018 Item: October 26, 2018 TERMS OF SALE: The highest bidder shall be required to make a deposit of $10,000.00 to the holder of said Mortgage, in cash or by certified or bank CITY OF LYNN cashier's check at the time and place of said sale of said premises. The balance of CITY OF LYNN the purchase price is to be paid to said holder in cash, by certified check or bank Notice is hereby given that the Lynn City Council of the City of Lynn will hold a cashier's check, and thereupon the deed shall be delivered, in thirty (30) days Notice is hereby given that the Lynn City Council of the City of Lynn will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, November 13, 2018 at 7:00 o'clock p.m. in Room from the date of sale at the firm of Cunningham, Machanic, Cetlin, Johnson, public hearing on Tuesday, November 13, 2018 at 7:00 o'clock p.m. in Room 402: Harney & Tenney, LLP, Attorneys for said holder, 220 North Main Street, Suite 402: Petition of National Grid for a grant of location at the corner of North Common St @ 301, Natick, Massachusetts. The successful bidder shall be required to sign a Petition of Comcast for a grant of location at the following locations: 33 Carolyn Hanover St to #73 North Common St. Memorandum of Terms of Sale. The description of the premises contained in said Road, 580 Lynnway, Commercial St and Circle Ave and 25 Exchange St. Per Order: Janet L. Rowe, City Clerk Mortgage shall control in the event of an error in publication. Per Order: Janet L. Rowe, City Clerk Item: October 26, 2018 Item: October 26, 2018 Other terms, if any, to be announced at the time and place of sale.

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By Mark Kennedy sixth longest running logic or emotional center.” ASSOCIATED PRESS show and is regularly sold Fans politely disagreed. out, last week command- The show went on to win a NEW YORK — Fif- ing a $120 average ticket. Grammy Award and three teen years ago, one of the There is currently a North Tony Awards, opening in top films in the land was American tour, a West End 16 countries including “Finding Nemo” and Sha- production and another Brazil, South Korea, Ger- nia Twain played the Su- touring the United King- many, Japan, Australia per Bowl halftime show. dom. The ice cream com- and Latin America. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 50 Cent’s “Get Rich or Die pany Ben & Jerry’s has The musical premiered The exhibit, part of New Orleans’ tricentenni- Tryin’” was a hit album launched a special sand- long before the #MeToo al celebrations, will be open to the public from and a couple of witches-to- wich in its honor. movement but has ben- Oct. 26 through Jan. 27, 2019. be took over Broadway. The musical reimagines efited from its focus on The musical “Wicked” the relationship between PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS two young women — one shook off some tepid re- the Good Witch of the seemingly perfect in looks New Orleans museum views to roar into Broad- North (Chenoweth) and Singer Ariana Grande and popularity, the other way history and this the Wicked Witch of the performed in the TV a restless, green-skinned Monday is celebrating its East (Menzel), who were special “A Very Wick- outsider — finding their displays art collected coming-of-age with a Hal- introduced in L. Frank ed Halloween: Cele- voices and forging a bond loween-themed NBC spe- Baum’s “The Wonderful brating 15 Years On despite their differences. by its namesake duke cial starring its original Wizard of Oz” and im- Broadway,” airing on “It’s a testament to the stars Kristin Chenoweth mortalized in a 1939 film piece, to how good ‘Wick- NBC on Oct. 29. and its 288-page catalog and Idina Menzel, as well adaptation. The songs by ed’ is that 15 years later, By Janet Mcconnaughey will attract considerable as Ariana Grande. Stephen Schwartz include when I first auditioned it’s even more important ASSOCIATED PRESS interest in the art world. “First of all, I can’t be- “Defying Gravity,” “Popu- and got a call-back.” and really resonates with A number of paintings lieve it’s been 15 years. lar” and “For Good.” Critics were not always this movement that we’re NEW ORLEANS — The I think it was yesterday. “I knew it was something kind, with The New York in. And how wonderful from the Orleans Col- New Orleans Museum lection were sold in the And yet it feels like it’s special,” says Menzel, who Times sniffing that the mu- to have two female-cen- of Art is winding up the been 15 years. So there’s had already achieved sical “does not, alas, speak tric characters who end decade after the duke’s city’s tricentennial with death. But his grandson, that I’m battling in my success in “Rent” when hopefully for the future of up supporting each other an exhibition of dozens of brain,” says Chenoweth, she tried out for “Wick- and loving each other and called “Philippe Egalite” the Broadway musical.” paintings collected by the laughing. “I just wanted to ed” director Joe Mantello. Variety called it “lumber- changing each other and (Philippe Equality) sold man the city is named for: be in a show that someone She said she shook while ing, overstuffed” and New accepting in each other most of them in the early Philippe II, Duke of Orle- would have heard of.” rehearsing the songs: “I York’s Daily News de- what makes them dif- 1790s to help finance the Mission, accomplished: knew I thought it was im- scribed it as “an intermina- ferent and special,” says ans. He was King Louis French Revolution and “Wicked” is Broadway’s portant and it moved me ble show with no dramatic Menzel. XIV’s nephew and regent pay some of his own debts. of France for eight years, London art dealers re-sold REVIEW ruling for the boy king the paintings, first putting Louis XV. them on public exhibition. The duke owned 772 Most art collectors of the paintings when he died in time were royal or noble, Boy George and Culture Club 1723 — a collection rival- their holdings seen only ing that of his uncle Lou- by the elite admitted into is XIV in an era when art their castles and estates. collections were symbols The Orleans Collection make their long-delayed return of power. It was both ex- displays were the first tensive and varied, with blockbuster art exhib- By Pablo Gorondi in 2037 of Mick Jagger and art from many countries its, drawing crowds for ASSOCIATED PRESS the Rolling Stones (no way and schools, including months and exposing a Keith Richards acquiesces “artists not collected as wider public to great art, Boy George and Culture to that!), “Life” is credited much before him,” said Schmid said. Club, “Life” (BMG) to Boy George and Culture Vanessa Schmid, the New “For the first time in the Like clockwork, every Club. What? Why? Huh? Orleans museum’s senior history of Western cul- decade or two you can Initially expected as research curator for Euro- ture, people were coming count on a Culture Club “Tribes” years ago, the pean art. to look at paintings that reunion album. In 1999, band has chosen to record Now 30 of those paint- would have been hidden “Don’t Mind If I Do” closed anew some of the tunes ings are together for the away in royal palaces,” a 13-year gap and now, not from that unreleased col- first time in centuries, Schmid said. even 20 years later, “Life” lection. “Runaway Train,” loaned by museums across Six of The National Gal- has arrived after long ges- once billed as a coun- the United States and Eu- lery of London’s first 38 tation and difficult birth. try-ish Johnny Cash trib- rope. After a patrons’ pre- paintings were originally Thankfully, the whole ute, is now a catchy soul view Thursday evening, from the duke’s collec- band appears in good sensation awash in strings the exhibit will be open to tion, she noted. A painting health and this 11-track and horns, while “More the public Friday through bought in 1999 by that baby has Boy George’s Than Silence” has sadly Jan. 27. museum, illustrating a deeper-but-wiser voice lost its erstwhile rocking “It’s really a special ex- story about Alexander the and no DNA tests are guitar but found an extra perience to have these Great, is among those lent needed to recognize the layer of emotion in Boy PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS works from all over ... for the New Orleans ex- contributions of Roy Hay George’s vocals. “Life,” was released by Boy George and Culture because of their connec- hibit. (guitar and keyboards), “Oil & Water” is a ballad Club 19 years after their last album. tions to one collector after The climax of the New Mikey Craig (bass) and in Elton John mode, usu- whom the city is named,” Orleans exhibit, Schmid Jon Moss (drums). Pass ally, and here, too, a seal little reggae and first sin- included, of course — has said Mimi Hellman, art said, is a Rembrandt the cigars. of quality and “Different gle “Let Somebody Love made a “Life” that’s full of history department chair painting called The Mill, Setting a precedent Man” is more ’70s soul, You” pleasantly fits the the sounds that gained the at Skidmore College in lent by the National Gal- for the 2029 compilation partly inspired by one of bill. band worldwide acclaim, Saratoga Springs, N. Y. lery of Art in Washington. “Bono and U2 — Just the Sly Stone’s many hard- After all the distractions, bringing fans comfort and Hellman, who wasn’t “The Rembrandt’s one of Hits,” though probably not ships. It would hardly be detours and restarts, Cul- joy until the next reunion. involved with the exhibit, America’s greatest trea- the 75th anniversary tour Culture Club without a ture Club — Boy George If they can wait that long. said she thinks the show sures,” she said.

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