MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 2019 ELECTION SEASON HEATING UP History repeating itself Three challengers have their in three Lynn ward races eyes on open seat in Peabody By Gayla Cawley In Ward 1, an attorney, William O’Shea By Thomas Grillo Melville nished fth with less than ITEM STAFF III, is trying for a second time to unseat ITEM STAFF 4,000 votes two years ago. That makes Wayne Lozzi. The 56-year-old lost to him vulnerable and it’s possible the coun- LYNN — Voters will see a rematch in Lozzi two years ago by 368 votes. PEABODY — City Councilor-at-Large cil could see two new at-large councilors wards 1, 3 and 5, and two Hispanic candi- “It was very close,” said O’Shea. “It David Gravel’s decision not to seek in January. dates are seeking an at-large seat on the was my rst time running in politics. I re-election has made this year’s council Two-term councilor Turco is seeking to City Council in November’s election. learned a lot from the process. I built a race one to watch. switch from ward councilor to at-large The only race that will be affected by pretty good base, but I’m obviously hop- The other four incumbents, Thomas because he can do more with a citywide the preliminary election on Sept. 3 is for ing to expand on that.” Gould, Anne Manning-Martin, Thomas perch, he said. Ward 6 councilor. Five candidates are vy- Lozzi, an environmental analyst with Rossignoll and Ryan Melville, are seek- “My claim to fame in this world has al- ing to ll two spots on the ballot for the the Massachusetts Department of Envi- ing re-election. They will also face School ways been constituent service because I general election. Incumbent Fred Hogan, ronmental Protection, has held the seat Committeeman Jarrod Hochman, fellow respond to everyone,” said Turco at his who was selected by the City Council to since 2004. Ward 1 Councilor Jon Turco, who is giv- kitchen table. “I’m not always successful replace state Rep. Peter Capano (D-Lynn) In Ward 3, City Council President ing up his seat to run, and retired Pea- to resolve every issue, but I’m successful in January, is facing a challenge from Darren Cyr is facing off against George body Police Capt. John DeRosa Jr. the vast majority of time.” Donald Castle, Cinda Danh, David Ellis Voters will select ve at-large councilors and Jimmy Gonzalez. LYNN, A3 in the nal election on Tuesday, Nov. 5. PEABODY, A3 Murals Rock (the Block) Swampscott focuses on customer service By Thor Jourgensen ITEM STAFF SWAMPSCOTT — Town Hall’s new customer ser- vice team captures the “one-stop shopping” experi- ence Administrator Sean Fitzgerald said residents deserve when they conduct town business. The three-woman of ce is also an example of how job titles unchanged for years in Town Hall are get- ting rede ned, even scrapped, in an effort, Fitzgerald said, to build more ef ciency into town government. “Ef ciency and resiliency are challenges for every town,” he said. Former Assistant Town Accountant Crissy Rapo- so is supervising the customer service team with Elena Berube hired as a customer service represen- tative with Spanish-language  uency and Dianne Folan, whose previous town experience was in the Assessing Department. “I see this as a really exciting change as once the of ce is fully activated it will be a one-stop shop for 80 percent of all the customer service needs for our residents,” Fitzgerald said. Residents walking into Town Hall with property tax and permit questions and other needs can get answers in one of ce instead of “having to literally go to three or four  oors to accomplish that,” Fitzgerald said. But Fitzgerald, who signed a four-year contract to work in Swampscott in 2017 and received high marks from the Select Board in 2018, acknowledged that reorganization and resulting changes aren’t limited to any single town of ce. “Anytime we have a change, we conduct a vacancy review to ensure we are evaluating the job duties and options for greater ef ciencies both for operations and for Swampscott’s bottom line,” he said. Swampscott resident Marzie Galazka is Commu- nity and Economic Development director, replacing Peter Kane, a longtime familiar town of cial now working in Utah. ITEM PHOTO | PAULA MULLER Senior Planner Molly O’Connell works with Galazka. Mt. Vernon Street in Lynn was the picture of a celebratory mood Saturday night with the Rock the “She comes with a great deal of planning expe- Block party that wrapped up the Beyond Walls Street Art Festival. Lisa Abuhamad of Lynn helped rience. I see Marzie and Molly as a dynamic duo,” sell the event’s shirts at the festival. For more photos, see Page A7. Fitzgerald said. Select Board Chair Peter Spellios said Town Hall INSIDE changes re ect a recognition by the board that “front of the house functions are critical” to serving Opinion town residents. Commentary: “Sean has made it clear he wants to make it easier Roca transforming for residents to get services,” Spellios said. lives in Lynn. A4 Swampscott has 160 town employees and about 30 work in Town Hall with another 450 people em- LOOK! ployed by the public schools. Fitzgerald said efforts Mom’s memory to make town government function more ef ciently took Kyle Lopez up don’t only include personnel changes. on Eagle’s wings. A8 He said Town Hall’s layout prevented depart- Sports ments for years from working at maximum ef cien- McCreedy, Mahan cy. The town accountant’s of ce was located in one take Fourball title part of the former mansion with the assessor’s of ce at Tedesco. B1 in another corner of the building.  Of ces have been moved so that town nance em- Navs’ GM Terlecky ployees work in of ces located yards away from one earns tting Fraser another, and planners and inspectors work in close nale. B1 proximity, creating “nucleus teams” focused on town projects. Lynn man fatally shot in Revere by Everett police By Gayla Cawley At about 12:30 a.m., Massachusetts spokesman David Procopio said. and circumstances of the incident is being ITEM STAFF State Police troopers responded to a Ventura-Gonzalez was taken to Massa- conducted by the State Police Detective shooting involving Everett Police on chusetts General Hospital where he later Unit for Suffolk County and the State Po- REVERE — A 32-year-old Lynn man Washington Avenue near the intersec- died. lice Crime Scene Services Section and its was fatally shot by police during a car tion of Sargent Street and found the Authorities said the shooting occurred Ballistics Unit, Procopio said. chase in Revere early Sunday morning, driver, Oscar D. Ventura-Gonzalez suffer- following an Everett police pursuit into police said. ing from a gunshot wound, State Police Revere, but an investigation into the facts SHOOTING, A3

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 82° VOL. 141, ISSUE 202 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 68° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS ...... B4 HEALTH ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 2019 OBITUARIES 2020 Democrats lay blame on Mary DeThomas, 91 Trump’s rhetoric for shootings SAUGUS — Mrs. Mary Pat DeThomas and brothers (Mancini) DeThomas, age Anthony, John and Daniel By Hunter Woodall chases and more restric- 91, wife of the late Orlando Mancini. and Hope Yen tions on assault weapons. DeThomas, died on Friday at Donations in her memory ASSOCIATED PRESS “Assault weapons are the Bearhill Nursing Center in may be made to www.lions- designed for one reason. Stoneham. club.org, for eye research. MANCHESTER, N.H. They are military weap- Born and Raised in Re- Service information: Visit- — Democratic presiden- ons. And I don’t have to vere, she was the daughter of ing hours will be held in the tial candidates sought explain that to the people the late Pasquale and Sara BISBEE-PORCELLA Funeral to lay blame Sunday on in Las Vegas who experi- (DiTillio) Mancini. She lived Home, 549 Lincoln Ave., President Donald Trump enced the worst gun trag- many years in Saugus and Saugus, on Tuesday 4-8 following a pair of mass edy in the history of this worked more than 10 years for p.m. Relatives and friends shootings in Ohio and Tex- country,” Sanders said. the Saugus School System’s invited. A funeral will be as, saying his language He urged Senate Majority Cafeteria Department. Mary held from the funeral home against minorities pro- Leader Mitch McConnell was a member of the Saugus on Wednesday at 9 a.m., motes racial division and to call senators back to Senior Center. followed by a funeral Mass violence. Washington, saying the Loving mother of Tom De- at the Blessed Sacrament At public events and on Senate should “have a Thomas and his wife Jean of Church, 14 Summer St., television, several candi- special session to address Melrose, Fred DeThomas and Saugus, at 10 a.m. Entomb- dates pointed to a need gun violence in Ameri- his wife Laureen of Saugus. ment Holy Cross Mausole- for more gun restrictions, ca and let us finally have Beloved grandmother of Chris- um, Malden. For directions such as universal back- the courage to take on the topher, Amy, Alyssa, Mark, Kar- and condolences www.Bis- ground checks. But they NRA.” en, Sebastian and Duncan. beePorcella.com. directed much of their He also called out the Sister of Evelyn Papadinis of criticism at Trump, seek- president. Saugus. Also survived by five ing to draw a link between PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “I say to President great-grandchildren. Mary the shootings in Dayton Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Trump, please stop the was predeceased by her son and El Paso that have left racist anti-immigrant more than two dozen dead Sanders, I-Vt., speaks during an American Fed- eration of State, County and Municipal Employ- rhetoric,” he said. “Stop and months of presiden- the hatred in this country ees Public Service Forum in Las Vegas Saturday. MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS tial rhetoric against immi- which is creating the kind grants and people of color. of violence that we see.” Baker vetoes union fees bill, 6.25 percent Massachu- “There is complicity in Buttigieg said confronting quence.” On Sunday, Trump citing privacy concerns setts meals tax. the president’s hatred white nationalist terror- “We have a president of tweeted praise of law en- That’s no different that undermines the good- ism would be embarrass- the United States who has forcement and said that BOSTON (AP) — Gov. from the way it’s worked ness and the decency of ing for a president who chosen to use his words “information is rapidly be- Charlie Baker has vetoed during prior tax holidays, Americans regardless of “helped stoke many of in a way that have been ing accumulated in Day- a bill that would allow but for a time it wasn’t what party,” New Jersey these feelings in this coun- about selling hate and di- ton” and that “much has unions representing clear if restaurants might Sen. Cory Booker said. try to begin with.” vision among us,” she told already be learned in El public workers to charge be included during the “To say nothing in a time “At best, he’s condoning reporters before attending Paso.” non-members costs asso- two-day hiatus consumers of rising hatred, it’s not and encouraging white services at a black church “Hate has no place in our ciated with representing enjoy from paying sales enough to say that ‘I’m not nationalism,” Buttigieg in Las Vegas. country, and we’re going to them through the griev- taxes. a hate monger myself.’ If said. Sen. Bernie Sanders take care of it,” Trump de- ance process. A 2018 law establish- you are not actively work- Sen. Kamala Harris opened a town hall meet- clared before boarding Air In a letter sent to state ing the tax holiday as a ing against hate, calling it of California also found ing with a moment of si- Force One for the flight legislators on Friday, permanent annual fixture out, you are complicit in blame in Trump’s use of lence and by calling for back to Washington from Baker said while he sup- did not, as written, spe- what is going on.” language, which she said universal background New Jersey, where he ports the overall premise cifically exempt meals South Bend Mayor Pete has “incredible conse- checks for firearms pur- spent the weekend. of the bill, he objects to purchased at restaurants, language that would as had been the case provide union officials ac- when it was decided year- Aide: McConnell trips, breaks shoulder cess to information such to-year whether to hold as cellphone numbers the holiday. Republican LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) of non-union members. Gov. Charlie Baker asked — U.S. Senate Majority The Republican said he the Legislature to restore Leader Mitch McConnell refuses to sign legisla- the meals exemption, is recovering at home in tion that would compel which lawmakers did on Kentucky after suffering a agencies to turn over to Wednesday. shoulder fracture in a fall unions information about The sales tax holiday is Sunday, a spokesman said. “private citizens, who Aug. 17-18. McConnell tripped on happen to be government his outdoor patio at his employees,” without their Funeral arrangements set Louisville home Sunday permission. for RFK granddaughter morning, and has been Baker asked lawmakers treated and released af- to remove the language BOSTON (AP) — Fu- ter getting medical atten- after the bill was initial- neral arrangements tion, said David Popp, a ly reached his desk last have been announced for spokesman for the Ken- month. The Democrat- Saoirse Kennedy Hill, the tucky Republican. Popp’s ic-controlled Legislature 22-year-old granddaugh- emailed statement said later returned it without ter of the late Robert F. the 77-year-old McConnell changes. Kennedy. is working from home in Hill died Thursday after Louisville and “will con- T says damage from police responded to a call tinue to work from home” June derailment will about a possible drug for now. be fixed by October overdose at the Kennedy The statement didn’t compound in Hyannis elaborate on where he BOSTON (AP) — Tran- Port. received help or what sit officials say it will According to a state- treatment he received or likely be October before ment issued Sunday by the expected time needed all repairs are completed Brian Wright O’Connor, for recovery. A McConnell PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS a spokesman for one of spokesman didn’t imme- to signals that were dam- Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., addresses the audience Hill’s uncles, a funeral diately return a telephone aged when a Red Line gathered at the Fancy Farm Picnic in Fancy Farm, Ky., on Saturday. train derailed in Boston. will be held Monday message Sunday evening. A spokesman for the at Our Lady of Victory The statement said Mc- Massachusetts Bay Church in the village of Connell has expressed his off a possible government litical event, where some “It’s appropriate to see a Transportation Authority Centerville. A private sympathies to the peo- shutdown. But McConnell, Democrats wore “Moscow bunch of Democrats run- tells The Boston Globe burial service will follow. ple of El Paso, Texas, and who is up for reelection Mitch” shirts depicting ning around with commu- that the T is targeting The Cape & Islands Dayton, Ohio, following next year and has aligned the communist-era ham- nist flags on their shirts,” October for having all the district attorney’s office the recent mass shoot- himself closely with Pres- mer and sickle and others the senator told reporters signals operating auto- said Hill died after being ings in those communities ident Donald Trump, has heckled McConnell during at the breakfast. “That matically. That’s later taken to Cape Cod Hospi- and that he had been in recently been criticized for the stump-style speaking ought to tell you some- than original timelines tal. An autopsy revealed touch with two Senate col- blocking election security at the Fancy Farm picnic. thing about where they that had the work being no signs of trauma and leagues for those states. legislation aimed at pro- McConnell has pushed want to take the coun- completed as early as investigators are await- McConnell returned to tecting the nation’s politi- back hard against his crit- try with the Green New Labor Day. ing toxicology reports. Kentucky after the Sen- cal system against foreign ics, likening the attacks to Deal and Medicare for all. No one was injured on A Boston College ate began a five-week re- attacks. “modern-day McCarthy- Their whole agenda would June 11 when the train student, Hill was the cess Thursday, hailing the On Saturday the sixth- ism.” He received a long fundamentally change the left the tracks near the daughter of Robert and chamber for a hard-won term senator attended ovation during a Republi- country with something JFK/UMass station, but Ethel Kennedy’s fifth budget deal that staves Kentucky’s premier po- can breakfast Saturday. it’s never been.” the derailment caused child, Courtney, and Paul major damage to the auto- Michael Hill. Tropical Storm Flossie weakens as it approaches Hawaii matic signals and switch- es along a stretch of the Shark sightings prompt HONOLULU (AP) — Tuesday, the National force winds. I ask all of our day, forecasters said. Red Line, forcing trains to alerts on beaches Tropical Storm Flossie Weather Service in Hono- residents and visitors to re- Hawaii County beaches run at reduced speeds. continues to weaken as it lulu said. main vigilant, make prepa- remained open Sunday. ORLEANS (AP) — approaches the Hawaiian Maximum sustained rations and stay safe.” But they could close at Sorry diners: No state tax Shark sightings have Islands from the east, offi- winds were near 40 mph Light to moderate trade any time because of dan- holiday for restaurants forced officials to tempo- cials said. Sunday morning, while winds were expected to gerous surf, which could rarily bar swimming at Flossie remained a trop- winds with tropical storm continue across the is- reach up to 15 feet, county BOSTON (AP) — If you several popular Mas- ical storm as of 11 a.m. force were possible up to lands under a high pres- officials said. plan on dining out during sachusetts beaches in Sunday, when it was about 90 miles from Flossie’s sure ridge to the north of Flossie comes on the the state’s sales tax recent days. 635 miles east-southeast center, forecasters said. Hawaii. Shower activity heels of Erick, which was holiday later this month, Nauset Beach in the of Honolulu, news organi- “We’re not out of the for most islands was ex- downgraded to a tropical you’ll still have to pay the Cape Cod town of Orleans zations reported Sunday. woods yet,” Maui County pected to favor typical depression Saturday and was twice closed for swim- Flossie was expected to Mayor Michael Victorino windward and mountain was expected to dissipate IN MEMORIAM ming for periods of about “move very close” to the said. “Maui County and Ha- areas during the over- late Monday night or early MICHAEL D. CONTINO one hour on Saturday islands but then pass the waii County are still sus- night and early morning Tuesday morning, officials 2017 ~ AUGUST 5 ~ 2019 after great white sharks state late Monday and ceptible to tropical storm- hours Sunday into Mon- said. ON HIS SECOND ANNIVERSARY were spotted within a half-mile or so of shore. 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LYNN ers Massachusetts and From A1 former teacher, has been on the council since 2016. Meimeteas, a 54-year-old Net, a child support en- real estate company own- forcement specialist at the er, for the second time. Cyr Massachusetts Depart- won their first contest in ment of Revenue, has held 2017 by a 59 to 40 percent his seat since 2012. margin. Ward 2 Councilor Rick “I ran a great campaign Starbard, president of two years ago, and contin- Rick’s Auto Collision, is ue to campaign hard with- the only incumbent who is in my ward by walking the running unopposed, and is neighborhoods and listen- seeking a second term. ing to people’s concerns,” Richard Colucci, a real said Meimeteas. “The estate agent, is seeking to consensus is new leader- Fred Hogan Wayne Lozzi Darren Cyr Dianna Chakoutis retain the seat he’s held ship and I’m ready to roll non-consecutively since up my sleeves and get to know if I’ll be successful Joel Hyppolite, no relation said Encarnacion. “We opportunity,” said Pena, 1990 in Ward 4. He faces work.” or not. All I know is I need to Marven Hyppolite, and should work for everyone who declined to elaborate a challenge from Natasha Cyr, an investigator for to keep pushing the mes- two Hispanic candidates, in the city regardless of but insisted he’s the first Megie-Maddrey, an attor- the Massachusetts State sage. I don’t know if I’m Jose M. Encarnacion and race and color.” Hispanic employee of the ney who ran unsuccessful- Lottery, has held his seat hoping to win, but I’m giv- Lennin Ernesto Pena. Pena, 47, a Class 1 op- Lynn Water and Sewer ly for School Committee since 2006. He’s been ing it another try.” Encarnacion, 56, an ad- erator at the city’s Waste- Commission. “I think ev- two years ago. council president for three Chakoutis, a manager at ministrator at the Domin- eryone deserves an oppor- Ward 7 Councilor John years. water Treatment Plant, Old Tyme Italian Cuisine ican Republic Consulate, said he’s running because tunity.” “Jay” Walsh, a former Ward 5 Councilor Dian- General Electric Co. em- na Chakoutis will face off restaurant, has held her said he is running because he wants to see change Barton, a retired Lynn seat since 2014. She’s the he wants to make local and more diversity in lo- firefighter, has held his at- ployee who now works for against Marven Hyppo- his family’s oil company, only woman on the coun- government work for ev- cal government, which he large seat since 2012. lite for a third time. She has held his seat since cil. eryone. He is focused on feels is the city’s greatest Field, a funeral direc- defeated the 27-year-old 2016, is being opposed by The at-large race is a improving public safety, strength. Escalating prop- tor at Solimine Funeral caseworker for U.S. Rep. Alexis Reynoso, a business crowded field of seven can- infrastructure and pro- erty taxes, infrastructure, Home, is seeking a second Seth Moulton (D-Mass) by owner. 105 votes two years ago. didates seeking to fill the moting economic growth, public safety and the opi- term after winning a seat “I’m running because four seats. Incumbents he said. oid crisis are his priorities. two years ago. Gayla Cawley can be not all of us are being Buzzy Barton, Brian “Everyone in the city “(I’m) a big believer in LaPierre, director of or- reached at gcawley@item- represented,” said Hyppo- Field, Brian LaPierre and deserves an opportunity second chances, someone ganization at the Ameri- live.com. Follow her on lite. “To be honest, I don’t Hong Net are up against to have a piece of the pie,” gave me a chance and an can Federation of Teach- Twitter @GaylaCawley. ENTERTAINMENT Three challengers have their eyes on open seat in Peabody PEABODY From A1 As he spoke, Turco dis- played his cell phone with a list of 150 issues he’s worked on for residents. Most of them are crossed out. “I’ve addressed all but about 20 so far, and I’m still working on those,” he said. His successes serving con- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS stituents, he said, include meeting requests for trim- Dwayne Johnson, left, and Jason Statham ming a city tree, sidewalk star in a scene from “Fast & Furious Presents: repair, helped convince the Jarrod Hochman John DeRosa Jon Turco Hobbs & Shaw.” Massachusetts Depart- ment of Transportation to council seat four years ago over-55 community. Un- tive, and have appeared reduce the speed limit on by four votes. der the latest proposal, before the City Council ‘Hobbs & Shaw’ is Bartholomew Street, and “At the time, I was happy the 112-year-old hospi- when necessary,” he said. got a home connected to the to resume my work on the tal would be demolished He’s also served as an city’s drain system on Mar- School Committee which and replaced with three, elected union president No. 1 but trails pace tinack Avenue. I enjoy thoroughly,” said four-story wood frame and and worked as a member “This woman has been Hochman, an attorney. “But concrete buildings and trying for seven years to get of the Public Employee’s of ‘Fast & Furious’ it’s a good time in my life to parking for 238 cars. this done,” he said. “When I Coalition to negotiate take on new challenges.” Hochman, who lives got involved the matter was health insurance changes By Jake Coyle ics, to “Hobbs & Shaw” as The divorced father of near the hospital, said the resolved in a week.” with the mayor’s repre- ASSOCIATED PRESS evidence of its widespread three daughters co-found- project is too big for the Another priority for Tur- sentatives saving the city support and playability as ed No Child Goes Hungry close-knit neighborhood. NEW YORK — The first co has been the clean up millions of dollars, he said. a crowd-pleaser through in Peabody nearly two “I’m not against develop- “In law enforcement, you spinoff of the 18-year-old the doldrums of August. of Brown’s Pond and the “Fast & Furious” fran- area around it. years ago. The program ment, I would be comfort- see lots of things, and I While the film scored a provides backpacks filled able with a project about would be contributing to chise, “Hobbs & Shaw,” 67 percent fresh rating “This has been a major sped away with $180.8 issue for residents of that with food for needy stu- half the proposed size,” he the city on a different lev- on Rotten Tomatoes, audi- dents who might go hungry said. el,” he said. million in its worldwide ences gave it a 90 percent. section of the city where otherwise on weekends. While he stopped short The council needs mem- debut, including $60.8 The CinemaScore was some have lived for more He said the program of calling for a moratorium bers who are responsive to million domestically — a A-minus. than 50 years,” he said. launched with 120 back- on development, Hochman constituents, he said. strong opening that de- “It’s super encourag- Turco, who can see the L. packs of food distributed saud he wants the council DeRosa is concerned throned “The Lion King” ing and really tells about Fine Factory on Lynnfield weekly in two schools and to be more judicious about about rising taxes in the after a two-week reign at how broad this franchise Street from his backyard, now serves more than 300 development. city which, he said, put No. 1 but couldn’t match plays,” said Orr. “We are wants to make sure the the box-office pace of re- vacant, 90,000-square-foot children in all eight ele- DeRosa has also tossed an unfair burden on el- obviously all extraordi- mentary schools. his hat into the ring for an cent “Fast & Furious” narily excited to see this mill recently listed for sale ders who are just getting films. at $3 million is not turned If elected to the council, at-large seat. In May, he by due to the enormous homegrown ‘Fast & Furi- Hochman said he would retired from the Peabody “Fast & Furious Pres- ous’ franchise break out into housing. cost of healthcare and pre- ents: Hobbs & Shaw” was “That’s not the place for like to craft a similar pro- Police Department after 32 scription drugs. down another avenue.” gram to Peabody’s seniors years, the last 10 as captain. crafted as a buddy-mov- “The Lion King” slid to housing,” he said. “The zon- He’d like to hold the line ie left turn for the car- ing is for commercial uses who despite several pro- At the time of his retire- on tax hikes and perhaps second in its third week- grams in the city, may face ment, he served as Patrol mad franchise. It teams end with $38.2 million. and it should stay that way.” trim the fat, if there is any, two franchise regulars, School Committeeman days without food. Division and Emergency he said. The Disney remake ear- Hochman does not know Control Center command- Dwayne Johnson’s fed- lier this week crossed Jarrod Hochman is mak- Still, DeRosa knows he eral agent Luke Hobbs ing his second bid for City how much it would cost, er responsible for the day- faces an uphill fight. $1 billion worldwide, be- but said there are grants to-day delivery of police and mercenary Deckard coming the fourth Dis- Council. Elected to the “It will be challenging,” School Committee in 2009, and foundations willing to services. Shaw (Jason Statham), ney movie this year to he said. “People know me, Hochman is in the middle fund such a project. As a member of the po- for an adventure outside do so. It joins “Avengers: but they know me in a dif- of his third term. The other issue he has lice force, DeRosa said he the previous eight films. Endgame,” “Aladdin” and ferent way from the oth- The 49-year-old Brook- raised is the redevelop- is not a stranger to City Those will resume in May “Captain Marvel” in that ers.” lyn native, who moved to ment of the former J.B. Hall and the council. with “Fast & Furious 9.” club, with “Toy Story 4” Peabody in 2002, lost a Thomas Hospital. A devel- “I’ve sat on various city Thomas Grillo can be The deviation came with ($959.3 million) poised to nail biter to Edward Cha- oper has proposed trans- committees as the police reached at tgrillo@item- a slight risk for Universal soon join them. Not ac- rest for the open Ward 4 forming the site into an department representa- live.com. Pictures. The “Fast & Fu- counting for inflation, this rious” films have devel- “Lion King” ($1.195 bil- oped into one of the most lion) has now out-grossed bankable series in Holly- the 1994 original ($968.5 Lynn man fatally shot in Revere by Everett police wood. The last two entries million). each grossed more than In its second weekend of SHOOTING Rollins asked for peace in or the sequence of events will be a transparent $1 billion. “The Fate of the release, Quentin Taran- From A1 the community and the that preceded it,” said and impartial review of Furious” took in $1.2 bil- tino’s 1969 fable “Once public’s patience while Rollins in a statement. this encounter in order to lion in 2017. “Furious 7” Upon a Time ... in Holly- Suffolk County District the incident is investi- “However, I acknowledge provide the answers that made $1.5 billion in 2015. wood” held strong with Attorney Rachael Rollins gated. that a family is grieving they deserve.” The opening for “Hobbs $20 million. The Sony is investigating whether “I’m grateful that no the loss of a loved one Anyone who witnessed & Shaw,” while right on Pictures release, which the use of deadly force by bystanders or members today. I want to assure any part of the incident is expectations, is the small- cost $90 million to make, police was justified, and of law enforcement were that family, the commu- urged to contact the Suffolk est domestic debut for has a way to go before it’s promised a “thorough injured in this morning’s nity and members of law County State Police Detec- a “Fast & Furious” film profitable. But the film’s and impartial review.” police-involved shooting enforcement that there tive Unit at 617-727-8817. since 2006’s “The Fast and glowing reviews and early the Furious: Tokyo Drift.” Oscar buzz should lead to But the $200 million re- a long run. LAW OFFICES OF lease is aiming to do its The weekend’s other JAMES J. CARRIGAN largest damage abroad; notables were smaller re- • Social Security Disability it grossed $120 million leases. • Workers Compensation internationally over the Lulu Wang’s acclaimed • Accidents weekend. 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Joey and Chris proba- and, having met through the highest risk of com- lic Works. Crew members 110 Munroe St. bly didn’t see themselves the Roca, are now the mitting and being victims work every day and are P.O. Box 5 becoming role models for godfathers to each other’s to the worst violence. paid for the hours they put Lynn, MA 01903 other high-risk young men children and a support to The reality for them is, in. For some of them, this in Lynn — but that’s ex- one another. It’s an hon- too often, jail or death. is the introduction to em- Customer Service actly what they are today or to have been alongside More must be done. ployment structure and Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. due to their own incredi- them as they’ve invested It takes time, and the the first real job they have Connecting bly hard work and support in themselves and grown right opportunities, but ever held. All Departments: from this community and into the open-minded, em- these men can learn the In coordination with 781-593-7700 its partners. pathetic and expressive skills they need to break Judge Matthew Nester, Ext. 2 When we at Roca first young men that they are. I destructive cycles and we also hold weekly Hub met Joey and Chris, they have learned just as much change. meetings with communi- Classifi ed/Legal Advertising classi [email protected] were not the same young from them as they have Lynn is one of 21 com- ty providers to build an men that they are today. learned from me. munities where Roca op- outreach plan for services Subscriptions Like so many, they have There are many young erates. Our small team for high-risk individuals, [email protected] different backgrounds people out there like them, uses Roca’s disruptive breaking down the service Circulation and different challenges not just here in Lynn, but model to engage young silos and promoting col- [email protected] they’ve had to overcome. in communities across people, work with them to laboration. Ext. 3 When Joey came to Roca the state. The world is build consistency, and help As we look ahead, we in Lynn, he was actively still very dangerous for them regulate their emo- Newsroom hope to continue to have [email protected] gang involved, street in- them — emerging adults tions through Cognitive these important discus- [email protected] volved, and had been in again, and give the sup- between the ages 17 to Behavioral Therapy. sions, to get more young Ext. 4 and out of jail since he was port they need to trans- 24, with prior arrests and We show up for them people involved, and strive 15. He had relapses and form their lives. incarceration, exposure when they’re not ready to to always find new ways to Sports bounced from one job to We seek to prove with to drugs and substance show up for themselves. improve. [email protected] the next. Chris was deal- all young people that their abuse, gang involvement, And we’ve seen results. At times, the work can Ext. 5 ing drugs and had ongoing unwillingness to partici- and who are not willing We can’t do it alone. be difficult, even painful. Retail and Online substance abuse challeng- pate and their anger, even or able to go to school or Which is why we are al- Still, we make the choice Advertising es. He was fired several with us, is no deterrent. work. ways striving to build rela- to hold on to hope. We can [email protected] times from transitional Progress has been made We are invested, through tionships with community help young people trans- ADVERTISING employment programs, the relapse, until it works. in reducing urban crime — leaders, law enforcement, form their lives. We know threatened staff, and re- Last month, I had the and our law enforcement, and other organizations Ernie Carpenter Jr. change is possible. Director of Advertising fused treatment again and privilege of introducing schools, community lead- and local programs, in- and Business Development, ext. 1355 again. Joey and Chris as recipi- ers and programs, locally cluding LYSOA Inc., to Emily Fish is Director of [email protected] Still, through all of it, we ents of this year’s Vichey and around the nation, better serve our young Roca Lynn, a nonprofit op- Ralph Mitchell never gave up on them — Phoung Peace Award for should celebrate that. people. erating on Andrews Street Sales Representative, ext. 1313 and neither did they. This their amazing progress. All of us know our work We’re very proud of our which for three years has [email protected] is the Roca model: to reach They graduated from is far from done — partic- subsidized employment been working with some of Patricia Whalen out relentlessly, knocking our work program, suc- ularly when it comes to program through the Sa- the highest risk young peo- Sales Representative, ext. 1310 on their door again and cessfully held employment reaching those who are at lem Department of Pub- ple in our city. [email protected] BUSINESS OFFICE EDITORIAL Maria Alvaracin ext. 1205 [email protected] Susan J. Conti Ebola outbreak isn’t just Congo’s problem Controller, ext. 1288 [email protected] In 2014, the U.S. led the should put all Africans on Ted Grant Publisher, ext. 1234 effort by governments Obamacare rather than [email protected] to blunt the world’s big- sending the troops.”) His gest outbreak of Ebola, administration eliminated Marian Kinney ext. 1212 which took more than the global health-security [email protected] 11,000 lives in West Afri- portfolio from the Nation- ca before it was declared al Security Council and Will Kraft Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 over in mid-2016. Now, announced plans to take [email protected] a smaller but more com- away $252 million in left- plex outbreak rages in over Ebola funds the day Mike Shanahan Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 the Democratic Republic after the new outbreak [email protected] of Congo, and the U.S. re- began. Fortunately, it sponse has been shaped by changed its mind on the Carolina Trujillo Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 indifference and bureau- funding, and Congress re- [email protected] cratic haggling. The con- stored funding for many of sequences are potentially his planned cuts to global Jim Wilson Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 disastrous, and not just for health spending. [email protected] those immediately at risk. Now the U.S. is hesi- So far, nearly 2,700 cas- tating about granting a CIRCULATION es have been reported and waiver to Congo under Lisa Mahmoud almost 1,800 have died. the Trafficking Victims Manager, ext. 1239 Uganda has counted three Protection Act to allow it [email protected] cases near its border with to access tens of millions CLASSIFIED the DRC, and two have of dollars that would help Abbe Young Smith been reported in Goma, a in the response. Despite Manager, ext. 1276 city of more than two mil- pleas from the World [email protected] lion that has a busy bor- Health Organization, the GRAPHICS der with Rwanda and an State Department has yet international airport. The to allow CDC staff to go Trevor Andreozzi FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Designer chief medical officer of the into the field, citing secu- [email protected] U.S. Centers for Disease rity concerns. (Personnel An ambulance carrying Amber Joy Vinson, the second health care work- Control and Prevention from nongovernmental er to be diagnosed with Ebola in Texas, arrives at Emory University Hos- Mark Sutherland pital in Atlanta. Creative Director recently told a Senate organizations already face [email protected] panel, “the outbreak is not many of the same risks.) NEWSROOM under control.” Last week, There’s a risk that the al effort — partnering for afflicted provinces have for the UN’s peacekeeping the World Health Orga- outbreak will spread in this purpose with China, also been victims of official mission would help; the Mike Alongi nization said it will need crowded urban areas in Sports Reporter ext. 1228 Congo’s biggest foreign in- neglect and repression. administration’s reflexive [email protected] $324 million to fight the the heart of Africa. If vestor. Public mistrust is so in- effort to wind it down will disease over the next six that possibility is unper- Bill Brotherton To be sure, this emergen- tense that some see Ebola not. Senator Lindsey Gra- months, about three times suasive, there’s also a Features Editor ext. 1338 cy presents severe difficul- as a fraud or government ham called the new epi- more than it’s been given. risk to the U.S.: Regional [email protected] ties. It has affected prov- conspiracy. Responders demic “a case study — Ex- President Donald Trump turmoil is enlarging the Gayla Cawley inces plagued by violence and health-care facilities hibit A — of why you can’t has failed to respond with trickle of refugees from withdraw from the world.” Reporter, ext. 1236 urgency. (No great sur- Congo showing up at the perpetrated by dozens of have been attacked. [email protected] militias. More than 15 This underlines the need He’s right. The U.S. can’t prise: During the West southern border. The U.S. solve Congo’s problems, Cheryl Charles years after “Africa’s world to combine an effective News Editor, ext. 1278 African outbreak in 2014, should lift restrictions on but it can’t afford to ignore war” took millions of lives, emergency response with [email protected] he faulted President aid, as Senator Bob Me- them, either. Barack Obama for send- nendez has called for, and the DRC still hosts the stronger pressure for polit- Bella diGrazia ing U.S. personnel, saying help CDC deploy its skills. United Nations’ biggest ical reform and better gov- By the editors of the Reporter, ext. 1317 “perhaps the president It should spur a new glob- peacekeeping mission. The ernment. Greater support Bloomberg News [email protected] Thomas Grillo Reporter, ext. 1264 [email protected] Spenser Hasak Photographer, ext. 1332 [email protected] E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill Thor Jourgensen M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant [email protected] E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall Daniel Kane W J. K TŸ  J ¢£ Monica Connell Healey Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton [email protected] J N. W  C  T¢¤ Michael H. 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LYNN Friday, Aug. 9 Friday, Aug. 9 — organizing by Cheryl — Gal- Thursday, Aug. 8 leries at LynnArts, 25 Exchange Entertainment Entertainment St., Lynn, 7-8:30 p.m. Entertainment Monday, Aug. 5 Story Time with Miss Lucy at Lynnfield Recreation hosts a Knitting class at Saugus Pub- Municipal Education Lynn Public Library, 10 a.m. trip to Boston’s North End and lic Library, 10 a.m. Math and English SAT Prepa- Acoustic Fridays at Bent Wa- the Codzilla excursion boat — Zoning Board of Appeals, City ration at Lynn English High ter Brewing Company, 6 p.m. see Recreation website for reg- Hall, 7 p.m. SWAMPSCOTT School, 8 a.m.-12 p.m. Teen Drop-in Center at Thur- istration information, 9 a.m.-4 good Marshall Middle School, p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 6 Entertainment 6-9 p.m. Monday, Aug. 5 Free Summer Football Clinic Gallagher Park Movie Night Entertainment NAHANT Entertainment at Lynn Classical High School, on Ontario Street, 8 p.m. Bump, Set, Spike volleyball of- Messy Mondays story and 4-7 p.m. Karaoke at Brandy Barrel fered by Parks and Recreation, uesday ug crafts program for preschoolers Cathartic Vibes with Shalom Pub, 9 p.m. T , A . 6 ages 10-15, runs through Friday open mic at Walnut Street Cafe, — see Parks/Rec site for reg- at the public library, 10:30-11:30 Municipal 7-10:30 p.m. istration information, Higgins a.m. aturday ug Karaoke Night at Lazy Dog S , A . 10 Library Board of Trustees Middle School gym, 85 Perkins Free Teen Art studio at 89 meeting at Nahant Public Li- Burrill St., 1-4 p.m. Sports Bar, 9:30 p.m. Entertainment St., 9 a.m.-noon. brary, 6:30 p.m. Miracles in Music class for Karaoke at Brandy Barrel Planning Board public hearing people with developmental dis- Tuesday, Aug. 6 Wednesday, Aug. 7 Pub, 9 p.m. at Nahant Town Hall, 8 p.m. abilities at 89 Burrill St., 6:30- Education Entertainment 7:30 p.m. Math and English SAT Prepa- Sunday, Aug. 11 Wednesday, Aug. 7 Acrylic painting in the Pointil- Pajama Story Time for ages 3 ration at Lynn English High to 6 at the public library, 6:30-7 Entertainment Municipal listic style with Paula Kulas — School, 8 a.m.-12 p.m. registration required, Peabody p.m. Brewery Tour & Tasting at Veterans Mobile Food Market Institute Library creativity lab, Entertainment Bent Water Brewing Company, at Nahant Town Hall, 10:30 a.m. Municipal 82 Main St., 10 a.m.-noon. Free Summer Football Clinic 2 p.m. Historic District Commission Entertainment at Lynn Classical High School, Sunday Night Musical open meeting at the police station, 4-7 p.m. mic hosted by Kirsten Manville Storytime at the Nahant Pub- Thursday, Aug. 8 7:30 p.m. at Walnut Street Cafe, 7 p.m. lic Library, 10:30 a.m. History at Play presents Chal- Education lenger Soaring with Christa MassHire/North Shore Work- Tuesday, Aug. 6 Mcauliffe at Lynn Public Li- Friday, Aug. 9 force interview practice work- brary, 6:30 p.m. LYNNFIELD Entertainment Entertainment shop. Call (978) 825-7200, li- Trivia at Lazy Dog Sports Bar, Second Annual Read-A-Thon brary second floor, 82 Main St., 8 p.m. Monday, Aug. 5 Gatsby by the Sea by New En- at the public library, 10 a.m.- 1:30-3 p.m. gland Vintage Arts Society and 8:30 p.m. Municipal Entertainment Vintage Victorian at Nahant Juggler Bryson Lang performs Board of Park Commissioners Lynnfield Recreation hosts Country Club Estate, 6:30 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 11 a juggling comedy show at the at Lynn Police Station, 6:30 p.m. a trip to Dave and Busters for Part of the Nahant Vintage Entertainment public library, 2-3 p.m. grades 3 and up — see Recre- Dance Weekend, Aug. 8-12, 2019. Dinner Detectives mystery After an afternoon of dance PizzaFest and Lisa Love Ex- Wednesday, Aug. 7 ation website for registration book club at the public library, classes, imagine you are about perience, pizza fest-34 Railroad information, noon-4 p.m. 6-7 p.m. Education to visit Jay Gatsby’s summer Ave., 4 p.m. Concert, 6 p.m. Rainbow Read book club, for Math and English SAT Prepa- Municipal estate in Newport. Enjoy hors Leather City Common, 53 Low- LGBTQIA+ members and allies, ration at Lynn English High Board of Selectmen, Merritt d’oeuvres while watching the ell St. at the public library, 7-8 p.m. School, 8 a.m.-12 p.m. Center, 600 Market St., 7 p.m. sunset from the piazza, or stroll Lynnfield Housing Authori- in the garden while sipping a Municipal Entertainment SAUGUS ty, 600 Ross Drive, Community cocktail (cash bar) before sitting Select Board meeting, location Story Time with Miss Sue at Hall, 7 p.m. down to dinner. We’ll then dance is still to be determined; check Lynn Public Library, 9:30 a.m. the night away to fabulous live Monday, Aug. 5 Jewelry Making at Lynn Pub- on town website, 7 p.m. uesday ug music by the Nahant Dance Or- lic Library, 2-3:30 p.m. T , A . 6 Municipal Zoning Board of Appeals meet- chestra, which includes world ing at the high school, 7:30 p.m. Free Summer Football Clinic Municipal renowned band leader Dan Board of Health meeting to at Lynn Classical High School, Board of Appeals, Town Hall, Levinson on clarinet and saxo- discuss issues with Wheela- Wednesday, Aug. 7 4-7 p.m. 7:30 p.m. phone; Sue Fischer, drums; Dan brator Saugus at Saugus Town Speak Up Spoken Word open Hall, 6:15 p.m. Gabel, trombone; Jan Frenkel, Entertainment mic hosted by David Somerset piano; Justin Meyer, bass; Paul Wednesday, Aug. 7 Entertainment Caregiver & Me dance class for featuring Alison Gerber at Wal- Monat, trumpet. Rumney Marsh Toastmasters children ages 2 to 3 at 89 Burrill nut Street Cafe, 7-10:30 p.m. Entertainment The musical program will Ted Nugent at Lynn Auditori- at Saugus Public Library, 6 p.m. St., 9:15-10 a.m. Lindsay and her Puppet Pals begin with music of the 1910s Creative Movement & Ballet um, 8 p.m. during dinner and continue Tuesday, Aug. 6 come to the public library, 18 dance class for children ages 3 to with 1920s hot jazz to lift your Summer St., to entertain all Entertainment 5 at 89 Burrill St., 10:15-11 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 8 spirits and call us to the dance ages, 2-3 p.m. Reading to Lydia the Comfort Toddler Story Time, for chil- floor. Suggested attire is formal Dog at Saugus Public Library, 3 dren ages 1 to 3, with story and Entertainment evening wear of any era, with an hursday ug p.m. song at the public library, 10:30- Miss Frizzle Magic School Bus T , A . 8 emphasis on turn of the century Art and Nature for kids 4 and 11 a.m. will take you on a journey at through 1920s dress in keeping Entertainment older at Saugus Public Library, Swampscott Summer Concert Lynn Public Library, 11 a.m. with the spirit of the evening. Free Summer Football Clinic Wakefield Lynnfield Chamber 3:30 p.m. Series with Night Flight band at Lynn Classical High School, of Commerce summer outing, Yoga at Saugus Public Library, on the Town Hall front lawn, 6-8 4-7 p.m. Quannapowitt Yacht Club, 26 PEABODY 6:30 p.m. p.m. Concert at Red Rock Park, 6-8 Linda Road, Wakefield, 5:30-8 p.m. p.m. Monday, Aug. 5 Wednesday, Aug. 7 Friday, Aug. 9 Starry Starry Night Program Ice cream in a bag — cool off at High Rock Observatory, 8 with Mr. John as he explores Education Entertainment Entertainment p.m. the science of food — age 10 and Peabody Area Chamber of Summer Concert Series at Silly Sounds storytime with Karaoke at Brandy Barrel older, public library, 18 Summer Commerce presents Less stuff, Saugus Iron Works: New-New music and movement at the Pub, 9 p.m. St., 2 p.m. Beautiful space, Simplified life Orleans Jazz Band, 6 p.m. public library, 10:30-11:30 a.m. NATION Trump tweets, stays out of sight for hours after shootings By Jonathan Lemire perhaps more has to be ASSOCIATED PRESS done.” Never seemingly com- BRIDGEWATER, N.J. fortable consoling a nation — As the nation reeled in grief, Trump will be from two mass shootings PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS carefully watched for his in less than a day, Presi- response to the attacks, A development of houses stands next to a forest dent Donald Trump spent again inviting compari- and in view of Mt. Si in the Cascade foothills of the first hours after the son to his predecessors North Bend, Wash. tragedies out of sight at who have tried to heal the his New Jersey golf course, country in moments of na- sending out tweets of sup- tional trauma. Historically wet U.S. port awkwardly mixed in Investigators focused on with those promoting a ce- whether the El Paso at- Northwest faces lebrity fight and attacking tack was a hate crime af- his political foes. ter the emergence of a rac- Americans did not ist, anti-immigrant screed growing wildfire threat glimpse the president in that was posted online the immediate aftermath shortly beforehand. Detec- previously too-wet-to-burn By Tom James of a shooting in El Paso, tives sought to determine ASSOCIATED PRESS parts of the Pacific North- Texas, that killed at least if it was written by the west face an increasing 20 people and, hours later, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS man who was arrested. ISSAQUAH, Wash. — risk of significant wild- Nestled in the foothills one in Dayton, Ohio, that President Donald Trump, with first lady Me- In recent weeks, the fires due to changes in of Washington’s Cascade claimed at least nine lives. lania Trump, walks towards the media before president has issued rac- its climate driven by the Mountains, the bustling Not until Trump and the speaking in Morristown, N.J., Sunday. ist tweets about four wom- Seattle suburb of Is- same phenomenon: Global first lady prepared to fly en of color who serve in saquah seems an unlikely warming is bringing high- back to Washington in the laws, a factor brought up Trump tried to assure Congress, and in rallies candidate for anxiety over er temperatures, lower hu- late afternoon Sunday did by Democratic officials Americans he was dealing has spoken of an “inva- wildfires. midity and longer stretch- he appear before cameras. and those seeking their with the problem and de- sion” at the southern bor- The region, famous for es of drought. “Hate has no place in our party’s nomination to fended his administration der. His reelection strate- its rainfall, has long es- And the region is unique- country, and we’re going to challenge Trump’s reelec- in light of criticism follow- gy so far has placed racial caped major burns even as ly exposed to the threat, take care of it,” Trump de- tion next year. He also ing the latest in a string of animus at the forefront in global warming has driv- with property owners who clared before boarding Air ignored questions about mass shootings. an effort that his aides say en an increase in the size are often less prepared Force One. the anti-immigration lan- “We have done much is designed to activate his and number of wildfires for fire than those in dri- While connecting “hate” guage in a manifesto writ- more than most admin- base of conservative vot- elsewhere in the Ameri- er places and more homes and mental illness to the ten by the El Paso shooter istrations,” he said, with- ers, an approach not seen can West. tucked along forests than shootings, Trump made that mirrors some of his out elaboration. “We have by an American president But according to experts, any other western state. no direct mention of gun own. done actually a lot. But in the modern era. A6 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 2019 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- Saturday at 25 Western Ave. with a baby stroller. Police re- pacity feeding device at 10:58 larly arrests, reflect police records. In A report of a motor vehicle ported there was nothing ne- a.m. Friday. the event of a perceived inaccuracy, hit and run crash at 10:59 p.m. farious going on. The man was it is the sole responsibility of the con- Saturday at 30 Fiske Ave.; at taking photos of his grandchil- Summons 12:48 a.m. Sunday at 15 Bak- dren and the other kids simply cerned party to contact the relevant er St.; at 1:46 a.m. Sunday at happened to be in the back- Markhenry Mbahmi Kamga, police department and have the 12 Thompson Circle. ground. 34, of 17 Abbott St., Apt. 2, department issue a notice of correc- A report of a dead turkey Bradford, was summoned for tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or Assaults at 12:57 p.m. Friday on West operation of a motor vehicle clarifications will not be made without Shore Drive. A caller reported with a suspended license at A report of an assault and 9:36 p.m. Thursday. express notice of change from the ar- that in the Waterside Cemetery battery at 8:25 p.m. Friday at Phaedra Donna Mehu, 23, resting police department. near his property there was a Shelter on Washington Street; dead turkey. He thought the tur- of 20 Lincoln St., Lynn, was at 12:02 p.m. Saturday on key died during the recent mi- summoned for failure to stop/ LYNN Pleasant Street; at 1:26 p.m. croburst storm and was com- yield and operating with an Saturday on Elmwood Avenue. plaining that the decay smelled expired license at 6:21 p.m. Arrests A report of an assault at terrible. He was concerned that Thursday. 12:53 p.m. Saturday on Pleas- Jaime Amaya Acosta, 27, it was a health hazard to the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ant Street; at 2:57 p.m. Sat- children in the neighborhood Accidents of 38B Lowell St., was arrest- urday at Dollar Tree on Joyce Flowers adorn a makeshift memorial near the ed and charged with parole/ who play outside and wanted it A report of a motor vehicle Street. removed. He was told to con- scene of a mass shooting at a shopping com- probation violation and on a crash at 2:37 p.m. Thursday plex Sunday in El Paso, Texas. warrant charge of aggravated tact DPW to have the animal at 58 Lowell St. and 2 School Breaking and Entering removed. rape of a child at 7:14 a.m. St.; at 4:28 p.m. Thursday at A caller reported the fort was Saturday. A report of a motor vehicle 8 Caller St. and 136 Main St.; open and kids were playing Douglas Brewer, 33, of 365 breaking and entering at 8:16 at 4:43 p.m. Thursday at 2 Elm El Paso shooting inside at 5:24 p.m. Friday on Lynnfield St., was arrested and a.m. Friday at 11 New Ocean St. and 43 Central St.; at 8:28 Fort Sewall Lane. The caller was charged with embezzlement, St. p.m. Thursday at Tony C’s Sports concerned that there wasn’t larceny and larceny by false Bar & Grill at 210T Andover St.; to be handled as a person around who was re- pretense at 8:15 a.m. Saturday. Complaints at 7:21 a.m. Saturday at 269 sponsible for the children. The Robert Delaney, of 56 Mar- Lowell St.; at 8:17 a.m. Satur- gate was secured. domestic terrorism gin St., Salem, was arrested on A report of a gunshot at 1:05 day at 307 Lowell St.; at 10:11 p.m. Friday on Fays Avenue. A caller reported hearing two a warrant charge of larceny at a.m. Saturday on Birney Street. By Cedar Attanasio, aloud outside the couple’s 10:54 p.m. Friday. small explosions coming from Overdose his neighbor’s house at 10:15 Paul Weber and home in Allen, KDFW re- Steven Em, 30, of 64 Co- Complaints Morgan Lee ported. lumbia St., Swampscott, was p.m. Friday on Evans Road Ex- A report of an overdose at ASSOCIATED PRESS The Browns said they arrested and charged with OUI tension. A report of a disturbance at 10:14 a.m. Friday on High Rock were “devastated” by the liquor and reckless operation of A report of suspicious activity 6:49 p.m. Thursday at 180 Bar- Terrace; at 10:41 a.m. Friday EL PASO, Texas — The shooting and were pray- a motor vehicle at 12:43 a.m. at 1:53 a.m. Saturday on Tide- tholomew St. A caller reported on North Common Street; at shooting that killed 20 ing for the victims. The Saturday. winds Terrace. A caller reported there was loud noise from 4:05 p.m. Friday on High Rock people at a crowded El couple added that while Milder Gomez-Esteban, 20, a car with a car door open. Po- power equipment. Police re- Terrace; at 7:49 p.m. Friday at Paso department store will Crusius’ driver’s license of 9 Elsmere Ave., Methuen, lice reported the car was rese- ported the people were working Popeyes on Boston Street; at be handled as a domestic shows their Allen resi- was arrested and charged with cured. on a boat and doing masonry 12:18 p.m. Saturday on West- terrorism case, federal au- dence, he had moved out nighttime breaking and enter- Suspicious activity was re- work and that the time of day ern Avenue; at 6:17 p.m. Satur- thorities said Sunday as of the home six weeks ago. ing for a felony at 11:23 p.m. ported at 6:28 a.m. Saturday seemed reasonable. day on High Rock Terrace. they weighed hate-crime Crusius was living with Saturday. on Turner Road. A caller re- A disturbance was reported charges against the sus- his grandparents while Jackeline Hernandez, 36, of ported she noticed the door at 9:07 p.m. Thursday at Mad- pected gunman that could he attended nearby Collin 160 Webb St., Weymouth, was Theft to the school was wide open dy’s Car Wash at 300 Andover carry the death penalty. College. arrested and charged with as- while she passed by it on her St. A caller reported cars in the A report of motor vehicle A local prosecutor an- Crusius was arrested sault with a dangerous weapon, walk. She thought she saw an lot were causing a disturbance. theft at 9:16 a.m. Friday at nounced that he would file without police firing any disorderly conduct and Class A older man walking around the Police advised the youths to 140 Holyoke St.; at 11:45 p.m. capital murder charges, shots and was jailed with- drug possession at 7:33 p.m. property. She doesn’t think he stop. Saturday on Blossom Street; declaring that the alleged out bond, authorities said. Friday. went inside the school. Police A caller reported a dog was at 10:27 a.m. Sunday at 454 assailant had “lost the There was no immediate David Jones, 22, of 8 Chase reported everything appeared barking for the past hour at Western Ave. right to be among us.” indication that he had an St., was arrested and charged to be in order and no one was 2:16 a.m. Friday at Neves and A report of a larceny at 11:36 The attack on Saturday attorney. with firearm possession with- found inside the school or in Son Landscaping at 201 Lowell a.m. Friday at 6 Pinkham Place; was followed less than a Gomez said Crusius out a firearm identification the area. Work appeared to be St. Police reported it appeared at 3:58 p.m. Friday at 98 Mar- day later by another shoot- surrendered after being card, unlawful possession of going on inside the school and two dogs were barking and ket St.; at 6 p.m. Friday at 20 ing that claimed nine lives confronted by officers on ammo without a firearm iden- the door was held open by a howling in the yard, but they Rogers Ave.; at 6 p.m. Friday in a nightlife district of a sidewalk close to the tification card and unlawful im- piece of rope. weren’t getting an answer at the on North Common Street; at Dayton, Ohio. That shoot- scene. Police did not know proper storage of a firearm at A caller reported an elderly two doors. The information was 10:51 a.m. Saturday at Casey’s er was killed by police. how many bullets were 2:01 p.m. Friday. man on a scooter in the mid- forwarded to the animal control Shell at 535 Lynnway; at 12:36 Together the two assaults fired or why the attack Jefferson Mejia-Gomez, 21, dle of the road at 10:40 a.m. officer for further follow-up. p.m. Saturday at 45 Brimble- wounded more than 50 stopped. of 158 Chestnut St., was ar- Saturday at Elm and Creesy Suspicious activity was re- com St.; at 6:27 p.m. Saturday people, some of them crit- “We don’t have informa- rested and charged with oper- streets. She was afraid he was ported at 11:50 a.m. Friday at at Pine Grove Cemetery at 145 ically, and shocked even tion on what prompted ation of a motor vehicle with a going to get hit. 21 Ravenwood Road. A caller Boston St. a nation that has grown him to stop firing,” Gomez suspended license and unreg- A caller reported at 2:45 p.m. reported seeing an unkempt A report of a robbery at 3:21 accustomed to regular said. istered motor vehicle at 5:07 Saturday on Chestnut Street man who was not known in the a.m. Saturday at Franklin and spasms of gun violence. El Paso Police Chief a.m. Sunday. that sometime in the past area. Hanover streets. Investigators focused on Greg Allen said the sus- Juancarlos Novas, 29, of week, his truck was broken into A Manor Drive caller reported whether the El Paso at- pect was cooperative and 59 Elm St., was arrested and and a change purse was taken. excessive barking from a dog Vandalism tack was a hate crime af- “forthcoming with infor- charged with operation of a Suspicious activity was re- on Elizabeth Lane at 12:20 ter the emergence of a rac- mation.” motor vehicle with a suspend- A report of vandalism at ported at 3:11 p.m. Saturday p.m. Friday. Police reported a ist, anti-immigrant screed Police said they did not ed license, intimidating a wit- 10:54 a.m. Friday on Mt. Ver- on Sewall Street. An off-du- notice of complaint and a copy that was posted online know where the weapon ness/juror/police/court official non Street; at 11:33 a.m. Fri- ty officer reported there was of the barking ordinance was shortly beforehand. De- was purchased. Allen ac- and exhibiting another’s license day at 33 Waverly St.; at 6:37 someone snooping around the sent to the homeowner at 26 tectives sought to deter- knowledged that it is legal at 3:18 p.m. Friday. p.m. Friday at 113 Bowler St.; property. Police reported the Elizabeth Lane. mine if it was written by under Texas law to carry a Hector Perez Lopez, 25, of at 2:21 a.m. Saturday at 23 lower basement door of the A report of an intoxicated the man who was arrest- long gun openly in a pub- 110 South St., was arrested Wyman St. property was open, which was person at 12:21 p.m. Friday ed. The border city has fig- lic place. and charged with OUI liquor, A report of motor vehicle van- later secured. at 100 Main St. A passing ured prominently in the “Of course, normal in- alcohol from an open contain- dalism at 8:18 a.m. Saturday motorist reported a possible immigration debate and er in a motor vehicle and un- at 38 Barrett St.; at 9:26 a.m. Theft dividuals seeing that overdose in the street, but po- is home to 680,000 people, type of weapon might be licensed operation of a motor Saturday at 115 Laighton St.; lice reported the person was A report of a stolen bike at most of them Latino. alarmed,” but before he vehicle at 12:39 a.m. Sunday. at 11:04 a.m. Sunday at 29 intoxicated and had not over- 9:34 p.m. Friday on Village Using a rifle, the El Paso began firing, the suspect Arlington St. dosed. He was taken to Salem Street. A man reported his gunman opened fire on was technically “within Accidents Hospital. daughter’s bike was stolen shoppers during the busy the realm of the law,” Al- A dog in distress in a car was A report of a motor vehicle MARBLEHEAD from the docks; at 12:34 a.m. back-to-school season. len said. Saturday on Front Street. A call- reported at 2:20 p.m. Friday The attack targeted Relatives said a 25-year- crash at 9:39 a.m. Friday at at Metro PCS at 75 Main St. 307 Union St.; at 4:15 p.m. Accidents er reported his bike was stolen a Walmart and did not old woman who was shot from the Landing. Police reported the car wasn’t spread to other nearby while apparently trying Friday at 41 Central Ave.; at A report of a car into a tree at found. 4:57 p.m. Friday at Huss Court A caller reported at 7:45 a.m. shopping areas, El Paso to shield her 2-month- 8:58 p.m. Friday on Stonybrook police Sgt. Robert Gomez and Warren Street; at 6:08 Road. Police reported the driver Saturday on Martin Street that old son was among those SWAMPSCOTT said. p.m. Friday at 425 Western struck a tree that was already he suspected his rain guard killed. Mexican officials Most victims were inside Ave.; at 9:02 p.m. Friday at 68 damaged from the storm. The was stolen from his car when it said six Mexican nation- the store. By Sunday eve- High Rock St.; at 12:12 a.m. car was stopped on Beacon was in the driveway getting its Accidents als also were among the windshield replaced. He sus- ning, all bodies had been dead. Saturday at Lewis and Ocean Street. A report of a motor vehicle streets; at 8:38 a.m. Saturday pected an employee stole it. removed from the store Mexico planned to take crash at 12:12 p.m. Friday at and the parking lot, police legal action against who- at Laighton and Washington Complaints Whole Foods Market at 331 streets; at 9:49 a.m. Saturday PEABODY said. They did not release ever sold the gun to the Paradise Road; at 4:06 p.m. names or ages, though suspect, the country’s for- at 158 Lewis St.; at 9:51 a.m. A report of suspicious ac- Friday on Humphrey Street. Saturday at 19 Cherry St.; at tivity at 11:11 a.m. Friday on Arrests some families announced eign minister said. Gun 3:22 p.m. Saturday at 126 Gerald Road. A caller reported that loved ones had been ownership is highly re- Boston St.; at 9:25 p.m. Sat- someone came to the house Shawn R. Blanchette, 41, Breaking and Entering killed. stricted in Mexico, requir- urday at Pinkham and Union the previous day and left a fly- of 49 Fulton St., Apt. 1, was A report of a breaking and Despite initial reports of ing special permits, and streets; at 9:32 p.m. Saturday er for a missing cat. He said it arrested and charged with as- entering at 8:33 p.m. Friday at possible multiple gunmen, gun shops are rare. at 888 Western Ave.; at 10:43 was the second time someone sault and battery on a family/ 27 Pine St. the man in custody was President Donald p.m. Saturday at 49 Laighton had come to the door random- household member and stran- believed to be the only Trump denounced both St.; at 1 a.m. Sunday at 122 ly. Before, there had reportedly gulation or suffocation at 3:25 Complaints shooter, police said. shootings, saying “hate Essex St. been a man looking through p.m. Thursday. Law enforcement of- has no place in our coun- A report of a motor vehicle the windows and he had it on Lucas Intrieri, 29, of 16 A report of suspicious ac- ficials identified him as try.” Addressing report- crash with personal injury at video. None of his neighbors County St., was arrested and tivity at 12:33 a.m. Friday at 21-year-old Patrick Cru- ers in Morristown, New 11:28 a.m. Friday at 570 West- recognized the man. charged with unlicensed opera- 236 Humphrey St.; at 2:47 sius from Allen, a Dallas Jersey, the president said ern Ave.; at 1:33 p.m. Friday A report of a man taking tion of a motor vehicle at 10:12 a.m. Friday at Five Guys at 980 suburb which is a near- Sunday that “we’re going at Rite Aid at 156 Lewis St.; at photos at 12:37 p.m. Friday on p.m. Thursday. Paradise Road; at 12:49 p.m. ly 10-hour drive from El to take care” of the prob- 8:01 p.m. Friday at South and Stramski Way. A caller report- Robert Rapino, 18, of 19 Friday at 21 Duncan Terrace; at Paso. lem. He said he’s been Summer streets; at 12:12 a.m. ed there was a man hanging Maple St., Lynnfield, was ar- 6:52 p.m. Friday at 98 Pine St.; The suspect’s grandpar- speaking to the attorney Saturday at 67 Ocean St.; at around and taking photos of rested and charged with carry- at 10:25 p.m. Friday at 432 ents, Larry and Cynthia general, the FBI director 5 p.m. Saturday at South and them. He was later reportedly ing a firearm without a license Humphrey St.; at 2:09 a.m. Brown, issued a statement and members of Congress Summer streets; at 9:13 p.m. sitting in a chair by the garden and possession of a large ca- Saturday at 98 Pine St. Sunday evening. A family and would make an addi- friend read the statement tional statement Monday. Police: Ohio gunman who killed 9 was stopped in 30 seconds By Dan Sewell, ber rifle with magazines chaos broke out around 1 area downtown, police he thought: There is no Although they’ll investi- John Minchillo capable of holding at a.m. in the historic Oregon said. way that’s the guy. gate the possibility of a and John Seewer least 100 rounds of am- District. Betts was a familiar face Fellow customer Mike hate crime, they said the ASSOCIATED PRESS munition and squeezed Had he gotten inside the at another bar southeast Kern said he sometimes quickness of the rampage off dozens of shots before bar, the result would have of Dayton in Bellbrook, a played trivia at Romer’s made any discrimination DAYTON, Ohio — A he was gunned down no been “catastrophic,” Biehl short drive from his home, with Betts, who was good masked gunman in body in the shooting seem un- more than 30 seconds said. where he was known as an for answers about current likely. armor opened fire early after his rampage be- It was the second U.S. ever-friendly, happy guy events and pop culture They identified the oth- Sunday in a popular en- gan, Police Chief Richard mass shooting in less than who sometimes came in and was “the kind of kid er dead as Monica Brick- tertainment district in Biehl said. 24 hours, and no motive for a beer or two and never you’d want as a son.” Dayton, Ohio, killing nine Surveillance video shared has been explained. made trouble. “I never heard him talk house, 39; Nicholas Cum- people, including his sis- by police showed officers Betts’ 22-year-old sister Bartender Andy Baker about violence, say a rac- er, 25; Derrick Fudge, 57; ter, and wounding dozens shot Betts at the doorstep Megan was the youngest said Betts was at Romer’s ist word, or anything like Thomas McNichols, 25; before he was quickly slain of further destruction, just of the dead — all killed Bar & Grill last Monday that,” Kern said. Lois Oglesby, 27; Saeed by police, officials said. stopping him from enter- in a nightlife spot of bars, and seemed fine. Baker The gunman was white Saleh, 38; Logan Turner, Connor Betts, 24, was ing a bar where some peo- restaurants and theaters said when he saw Betts and six of the nine killed 30; and Beatrice N. War- armed with a .223-cali- ple took cover when the that is considered a safe identified as the shooter, were black, police said. ren-Curtis, 36. MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 BEYOND WALLS ROCKS THE BLOCK

Saturday marked the conclusion of the 2019 Beyond Walls Street Art Festi- val with a Rock the Block party on a closed-off Mt. Vernon Street. The event included entertainment by Wreck Shop Movement, a Pop-Up Print show from artists Sipros and Golden, and perfor- mances by DJ BKS, Senza Infinite, Janey David, Kiki D, Aditi, STL GLD, Cultura Latina Dance Academy and Band Land Brass Band. The event was sponsored by Beyond Walls, IronBound, Galleries at LynnArts and the Downtown Lynn Cultural District.

ITEM PHOTOS | PAULA MULLER WBZ’s Carl Stevens breaks it down on the dance floor (street).

Greg Sheridan bangs away.

From left, Grace Whitlock, of Nahant, Taylor Hall, of Washington, D.C., and Mary Flannery of Raw Arts.

Cultural Latina Dance Academy of Lynn performs.

Ariany Duberge, Lynn, dances with the Cultural Latina Dance Academy performers.

Spontaneous dancing breaks out to the music of the rap performers.

Jasper Kaiser enjoys a sandwich next to Levi Kaiser, Swampscott.

June Murphy, left, and Jane Hinds, Anthony Sacco, Lynn, roller blades through the scene. both of Lynn, enjoy the rap performers. A8 MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 2019 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

Mom’s memory took Kyle Lopez Road warrior up on Eagle’s wings

By Steve Krause pany) Board of Directors. ITEM STAFF “He is very special.” It was because of all MIDDLETON — Cher- these support systems yl Lopez was front and that Lopez was able to center Sunday at her son cope when his mother was Kyle’s Eagle Scout Court diagnosed with cancer of Honor at the Danvers and her health began to Fish & Game Club. deteriorate. Cheryl Lopez died in “The urgency (of becom- March, just as her son was ing an Eagle) increased,” completing his last merit he said. “I didn’t want to badge to qualify for the leave without some mem- honor of being an Eagle ories, and I wanted her to Scout. The work he had know that all the things to do to earn that Person- she did for me weren’t al Management badge PHOTO | ELLEN VIGNEAU in vain. I wanted to be became necessary because Kyle Lopez, right, with grandparents John and able to show her what I’d the paperwork that would Darcy Tetrault, sits next to an empty chair with become as a man.” have qualified him for it So, it was important to got misplaced, and he had seven red roses in memory of his late mother, Cheryl Lopez. him that he complete his to redo the work. requirements before she As all this was going on, died. He did, and his moth- work to fellow scouts in growing up without a his mother was failing er was buried with the his troop and volunteers. father in the house, scout- and was placed in hospice, Eagle Mothers Pin on her. “(Being an Eagle Scout) ing helped him develop where she was able to see “Scouting skills also unlocks a lot of doors,” said the leadership skills he her son graduate from St. helped me learn how to Jim Troisi, a former scout needed to manage an John’s Prep thanks to the cook, so I could cook my Eagle Scout project. school’s arranging with leader for Troop 34. “One of mother meals when she the Kaplan House to hold the big reasons why Kyle “And,” said Bucko, “his could no longer do it, and a brief ceremony. got into Worcester Polytech mother did everything. when she could no longer “She was so happy,” is because of his project.” She’d drive him down to walk by herself, I could Lopez said. “It meant a lot Lopez always wanted Kentucky, or Tennessee, help her.” to me as well.” to be an Eagle Scout. His for the competitions he Sunday, during the cer- All these elements troop leader, Rich Bucko, was in with the Robotics emony, friends of Cheryl converged on Lopez at the is one, and encouraged Club at school. She dedi- Lopez placed seven red worst possible time. Yet Lopez to go for it. cated her life to him.” roses on an empty chair he persevered. “From hearing about it Despite some of his next to him in her mem- Mayor Thomas M. McGee rode the 83 miles “My friends, both in from Mr. Bucko, and from hardships, Lopez was able ory that signified each from Wellesley to Bourne Saturday with school and scouting, and my family, I wanted it,” he to go to St. John’s thanks rank he earned. fellow Pan-Mass Challenge bicyclists to my family,” said Lopez, a said. “It means a lot, both to a scholarship endowed Cheryl’s mother (Lopez’s raise money to pay for cancer research. member of Troop 34 out of in terms of scouting and by the family of former grandmother), Darcy Sacred Heart Church in society.” Item sports editor Ed Ca- Tetrault, pinned the Lynn. “That is how I got And it changed him, hill. His son, Ed Cahill Eagle Scout medal on through it.” Troisi said. Jr., was at the ceremony him, and his grandfather, To obtain the rank of “He was always Sunday. The two became John, presented him with Eagle Scout, one must mild-mannered,” Troisi close because recipients the Eagle bolo. manage a project (in Lo- said. “Mature, but re- are encouraged by the Cheryl Lopez had been SEND US YOUR STUFF pez’s case, it was to carve served. But through the school to communicate, an integral part of Troop out a hiking path in Lynn experience, he became through letters and meet- 34 from her son’s earliest WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, Woods and to make signs his own person. I’m sure ings, with their sponsors. days in scouting. PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR leading to it). The key being at The Prep helped “We’ve become close,” And the troop made SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. word is manage. The scout that along too. But he said Cahill, a member of sure her spirit was front must plan the project and definitely matured more.” the Essex Media Group and center for the cere- implement it, delegating Bucko said that despite (The Item’s parent com- mony.

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By Harold Rivera ITEM SPORTS EDITOR LYNN — When Pat Salvi purchased the North Shore Navigators in 2012, he knew exactly who to entrust with the team’s day-to-day operations. Ohio native Bill Terlecky, who has a decorated career in minor league baseball, has held the role for the past nine years. “I’ve worked in baseball for 41 years and when Pat decided he was going to buy Lynn and wanted to buy Lynn, he called me up,” Terlecky, 65, said. “We had a prior relationship. He asked if I’d go run it for him and I said, ‘I’m there.’” Since then, Terlecky has called Lynn “home.” He has made it a point to provide Navigators fans with a top-notch experience at Fraser Field while involving the organization in community activities. “When you’re in my end of it, the thing you enjoy most is at the end of the day when you’ve had a big crowd, you worked your tail off to put it all together, you’ve had a great night at PHOTO | JOE BROWN the ballpark and you send everybody home happy,” Terlecky said. “I think Matt McCreedy, who was on the winning team, that’s what the essence of the job is. shoots his way out of the rough during the Tedesco Filling the ballpark with a big crowd, Fourball Invitational Tournament Sunday. there’s nothing better.” Earlier this week, Terlecky an- nounced his decision to retire at the end of the Navigators’ season. Citing McCreedy, health reasons, Terlecky said he feels the time is right. He was diagnosed with cancer in February 2018. After tests and rounds of chemotherapy, it Mahan take was found that Terlecky has an inop- erable tumor. “The unfortunate thing is the ght Fourball title with that isn’t going too well,” Ter- lecky said. “It just got to the point where I can no longer do the job the By Daniel Kane “Every match is compet- way I think the job needs to be done. ITEM STAFF itive,” Mahan, 48, said. “It I can’t get out to all the community doesn’t matter what the events, do the things. I just have to PHOTO | PAULA MULLER MARBLEHEAD — Mar- handicaps are or how many step back. I know what it takes to blehead residents Greg Ma- strokes you’re giving, every- North Shore Navigators general manager Bill Terlecky han and Matt McCreedy one is here to bring their TERLECKY, B2 winds up at Fraser Field Saturday. were crowned champions of A-game and compete. You the 80th Fourball Invitation- get that match in and match al Tournament at Tedesco out. It’s great.” Navs drop Country Club Sunday. The competition didn’t The local duo cruised seem to faze the mem- through the nal round ber-member pair Sunday, last game Sunday, shooting birdies on with Mahan being more ve holes to go up seven and than a little familiar with of season clinched the win after the the course at Tedesco. 12th hole against the team of “Greg Mahan’s father was By Joshua Kummins Chris White and Kevin Rog- a member here so he basi- FOR THE ITEM ers. Mahan and McCreedy cally grew up playing this shot 4-under through 12 course,” Tedesco head pro BRISTOL, Conn. — The holes. Bob Green said. “Matt is North Shore Navigators “I thought we had a good a fairly new member, only could not clinch a rst- chance coming into the tour- been here for a few years.” round bye in the this nament but I wasn’t sure if The nal round capped week’s Futures Collegiate we would actually win the a busy week for Green and Baseball League playoffs, whole thing,” McCreedy, 44, Tedesco’s staff. More than concluding the regular said. “I thought we had been 60 teams competed in the season with their third playing well all week. We four-day tournament, which straight loss in the form knew we had a good shot began Thursday, making of Sunday’s 10-3 decision in this tournament and it scheduling a tall task. against the Bristol Blues worked out well.” “You have 160 players and at Muzzy Field. Mahan and McCreedy when you’re doing six rounds Combined with Satur- dropped the rst hole and in four days you’ve got dou- day’s 2-1 loss to the Nash- halved the second before set- ble rounds,” Green said. “It’s ua Silver Knights, it was tling in. The pair wouldn’t a situation where these guys a double dip weekend for lose a hole for the rest of the in the nal played Saturday the Navs, and they fell afternoon. Mahan led the morning and won and then to 30-25 on the season, way with birdies on holes played again in the after- dropping into third place three, ve and nine. Mc- noon. At one point during PHOTO | PAULA MULLER in the seven-team FCBL Creedy wasn’t far behind the week we had basically Sebastian Keane throws a pitch during Saturday’s game at Fras- standings. As a result, with a pair of birdies includ- all 160 players on the golf er Field. The Navigators wore throwback Lynn Sailors uniforms the Navs will welcome ing one on the par-four 12th during the game, which they auctioned off afterward. hole to seal the win. TEDESCO, B2 NAVIGATORS, B2 Lynn junior legionnaires hope to ride their momentum

By Harold Rivera “All the games were tough,” Luciano ITEM SPORTS EDITOR said. “Our rst game against Wilbraham (6-4 win), we had to score late to win that LYNN — Junior Legion Post 291 man- one. We had to use up a lot of pitching ager Tony Luciano still struggles to nd against North Attleborough (5-4 win) the words to describe what his team ac- because we knew it was a must-win. We complished last Wednesday in the state were up 11-1 against Franklin (13-10 tournament. win) and we saw how other teams never The phrase “backs against the wall” give up. That became a closer game in the portrays the situation Lynn found itself sixth inning. in when it trailed Sandwich 9-3 in the state nal with two innings to go. But “The better competition you play, the Lynn, as it has done all summer, rose to better you have to play,” Luciano said. the occasion with seven runs over the last “No matter where you go you have to play two innings for a memorable 10-9 walk- the full seven innings. You have to come off victory. ready to play, 100 percent.” “No matter what they do during the The regional tournament begins Friday day, they come ready to play baseball in Concord, N.H. After a stretch of six when the game starts,” Luciano said of state tournament tilts over ve days, one his players. “These guys never quit. They might think Lynn’s looking forward to a proved it the other night. They’re sup- few days of rest. But, said Luciano, the porting each other, pumping each other team can’t wait to get back on the eld. up. They never have their heads down. “They’re still texting each other every These kids are always rooting for one an- day,” Luciano said. “They want Friday to other and we’re looking to keep it going.” be here now. They’re really excited for it. So now it’s on to the regional tourna- It’s almost once in a lifetime to get to win COURTESY PHOTO ment for the Lynners, who were tested a state championship and advance to a regional tournament. I’ve been one of the The Lynn junior American Legion team came from behind last week to day in and day out through districts and lucky ones. Both my sons (AJ in 2016 and win the state championship. They open their New England tournament states. Matching up against a high level of competition continues to pay dividends Friday against Maine. for Lynn. LYNN, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 2019 Brady inks extension for two more years ASSOCIATED PRESS confirmed the NFL Net- mate, Fuzzy Thurston. work’s report on Brady’s Adderley, 80, told the AP Tom Brady has never contract. earlier this year that he known what it’s like to Brady will get an $8 believes it will take anoth- play out the final season million raise in 2019, er 100 years for someone of a contract in his 20- when he’ll make $23 mil- else to join the exclusive year NFL career, and the lion. The extension also New England Patriots su- club, although he figures calls for him to make $30 Brady will make it a moot perstar quarterback isn’t million in 2020 and $32 about to find out. point with a seventh ring million in 2021, when he before he decides to retire. Brady, who turned 42 would be 44. “Oh yes, indeed. He has on Saturday, is signing a Brady, who led the Pa- a shot at it as long as he two-year, $70 million ex- triots to a 13-3 win over tension that runs through the Los Angeles Rams in plays,” Adderley said. 2021 and includes a hefty Super Bowl 53, is one of The Patriots open de- raise this season, a person just four players to win fense of their latest Super with knowledge of the deal six NFL titles. The oth- Bowl title against Pitts- told The Associated Press. ers all played for Vince burgh on Sept. 8. Usually, The person, speaking Lombardi’s mighty Green the champion kicks off the to the AP on condition of Bay Packers teams in the season but that honor goes anonymity Sunday be- 1960s: Hall of Famers to Green Bay and Chicago cause the Patriots hadn’t Herb Adderley and For- this year as the NFL cele- announced the extension, rest Gregg and their team- brates its 100th season. PHOTO | PAULA MULLER Navigators General Manager Bill Terlecky, and his son, Tyler, partici- pated in pre-game ceremonies at Fraser Field Saturday. Terlecky gets Fraser finale

TERLECKY and that’s because a lot League postseason ap- From B1 of people stepped up. Ash- pearance since the 2016 ley Laramie, Joe Gill, Joe season. But the Naviga- this team. I can’t do it any- Scurto, Madoc Fisher -- tors are hungry for more. more, unfortunately. The those are four people who “It’s better than icing on health won’t allow it.” surrounded me this sum- the cake,” Terlecky said. His nine-year tenure mer and made sure that “Just to be able to have in Lynn, Terlecky said, we’d keep going.” that playoff atmosphere, couldn’t have gone better. Terlecky was honored that ‘good stress’ around “This has been an unbe- with a pregame ceremo- the ballpark, it’s good to lievable experience, made ny prior to Saturday’s 2-1 have that feeling one more so by the fact that we’ve loss to the Nashua Silver had some success here,” time. The other thing A source close to Knight at Fraser Field about it is we feel we have the NFL reports Terlecky said. “It’s been a tremendous run. We -- the Navigators’ final a good team to win. We’ve that Tom Brady’s wanted to continue. I was home game of the regular got some horses here. two-year extension ready to go at least five season. He tossed the cere- “The boys want to win. is worth $70 mil- more years. Hopefully it’ll monial first pitch with his We’ll see what happens.” lion. continue on, what we’ve son, Tyler, there to catch As for what Terlecky will built and how we’ve done it. take up once his baseball PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS things. It’s been a blast, “I had to go get loose so responsibilities are all no doubt about it. It’s been that I could at least put said and done, he isn’t special here, and I’ve been on a good representation,” quite sure. to a lot of ballparks. Terleky joked. “I don’t have the faintest “I’m disappointed that I On the field, the Naviga- idea what I’m going to do,” Navigators fall in last game; have to step away but it tors are doing their part to Terlecky said. “This took was just time,” Terlecky make Terlecky’s final sea- up so much of my time. I said. “I’m proud that we son with the team one to love going to the beach. one-game playoff tonight didn’t miss a beat. I don’t remember. North Shore’s We’ll figure that out but think that any part of set to make its first Fu- I have a big void to fill, the operations suffered tures Collegiate Baseball that’s for sure.” NAVIGATORS Sam Loda (Central Con- ola (UMass Lowell) set From B1 necticut State) doubled through just 36 games the home team’s lead with back in 2016. Lynn legion team riding momentum sixth-seeded Nashua to a run-scoring single two The Navs added their fine. They keep each oth- no said. “It’s fun to coach Fraser Field for a sin- batters later. LYNN third run in the eighth er pumped up. They don’t with them because we’re gle-elimination playoff North Shore’s Harry when Freeberger lined a From B1 even need me there. For always bouncing ideas off game at 7 p.m. Monday. Painter (UMass Lowell) two-out single to right. and 2018, Andrew in 2019) a team playing together each other, even during It will be the team’s first issued two more one-out Morin and Olszak started have won state champion- for the first time, they’ve the game. I’m the manag- postseason appearance walks in the second be- that frame with back-to- ships.” grown together pretty er but there’s no decision I since 2016. fore right fielder Brandon back base hits and then Luciano hopes the mo- quickly.” make without them.” After Saturday’s game, Miller (St. John’s) drove center fielder Ben Malgeri mentum his team built the Navs auctioned off the He noted that none of Lynn opens its regional in Bristol’s third run with (Holy Cross) grounded a during the state tourna- the team’s success would Lynn Sailors’ throwback another sacrifice fly. First 3-6 fielder’s choice to set ment carries over into the quest Friday morning (10) uniforms they wore on dif- be possible without his baseman Dylan Reynolds’ Freeberger up with run- regional. against Maine. ferent occasions this year. assistant coaches. Joining (Fairfield) fielder’s choice ners on base. “I try to keep the kids The team has put to- Bristol clinched the No. Luciano on the coaching and an error in the next Matt Bergeron (Saint light,” Luciano said. “We gether a GoFundMe page 2 seed in the playoffs and staff are assistants Rick at-bat made the score 4-0. Joseph’s of Maine) worked joke around a lot. We try to help offset its travel and moved to 31-23 with the Anderson, Brendan Mc- Navs reliever Cedric Gil- around three hits over two not to make it a big deal, lodging expenses. Those win. Manus and Mike Nicko- lette (Merrimack) posted scoreless innings of re- even though we know it is. interested in making a Six of the Navs’ seven lau. the first zero of the night lief, but the Blues tagged We’re pretty good. As long donation can do so by vis- hits came from three dif- “We’ve all been board in the third, but shortstop Freeberger for one more iting www.gofundme.com/ ferent players as shortstop as we do what we’re sup- members together at Wyo- Zeke Diamond’s (Emory) run during their final at- Andrew Olszak (South- posed to do, we should be ma Little League,” Lucia- lynn-legion-baseball. two-out single brought bats. White drove in the ern Maine), right fielder home the fifth Bristol run with an infield single, Dominic Freeberger (UNC run an inning later. The completing a 2-for-2 night Golf: A dramatic win for Shibuno Asheville), and first base- Blues extended their ad- with four runs scored and man Connor Morin (New vantage to nine runs in a four walks from the top of MILTON KEYNES, En­ England College) had two fifth frame that featured a the Bristol lineup. g­land (AP) — Hinako Shi- apiece. Left fielder Sean two-run single from Reyn- Painter suffered his first buno of Japan won the Lawlor (Flagler) had the olds, but Tucker Wittman other, blasting his eighth (UMass) struck out two loss as a Navigator as he Women’s British Open on homer of the season in the during his inning-long allowed four runs (three Sunday in her major cham- sixth inning. third relief appearance earned) on one hit and pionship debut, holing an Blues starter Garrett this summer. five walks over 1.1 innings 18-foot birdie putt on the Coe (UConn) stranded two After Coe dealt five of work. Five relievers final hole for a one-stroke North Shore runners on straight scoreless innings followed the recent Man- victory over Lizette Salas. base in the first. Lawlor to begin just his second chester Essex graduate The 20-year-old Shibu- and Freeberger were both start of the summer, the and reigning Division 4 no, a rookie on the Japan hit by pitches, but second Navs scored twice in state champion into the LPGA Tour who was mak- baseman Keagan Calero’s quick fashion in the sixth. game. ing her LPGA Tour debut, (UMass Lowell) ground Olszak started up the of- Designated hitter Kasey birdied five of the final ball fielder’s choice ended fense with a ringing dou- Bass (Wisconsin-Stout) nine holes for a 4-under 68 the threat. ble into the left-center gap went 3-for-5 and scored and an 18-under 270 total Bristol then jumped on before Lawlor brought a run, helping the Blues at Woburn Golf Club. the scoreboard first with him home on a towering reach the 12-hit mark Largely unknown before two runs in the bottom half homer to right. as a team. Beal drove in the championship, Shibu- of the frame. Center field- Lawlor and third base- three runs while Reynolds no — nicknamed “Smiling er Austin White (Rhode Is- man Logan Bravo (Har- added two more. On the Cinderella” — started the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS mound, Coe earned his round with a two-stroke land) drew a leadoff walk, vard) finish the summer Japan’s Hinako Shibuno celebrates after win- second win after striking lead, but lost it with a stole two bases, and scored tied for the team lead in ning the Women’s British Open. on left fielder Christian homers, matching the out six Navs over seven double bogey on the par- 4 third. She birdied Nos. Beal’s (Bates) sacrifice fly single-season franchise innings of three-hit, two- lar-season finale. 5 and 7 before a bogey on ship for his first PGA Tour to center field. Catcher record that Colby Mai- run ball. Webb Simpson was at the eighth. title, shooting an 8-under She birdied Nos. 10-12, 62 for a one-stroke victory. 21 under after a 65. Byeo- Mahan, McCreedy win at Tedesco all par 4s, added anoth- Poston tied Henrik Sten- ng Hun An, who held or er on the par-5 15th and son’s 2-year-old tournament shared the lead after each TEDESCO ball creates incredible sit- A list of the club’s upcom- closed with the winner on record at 22-under 258. He of the first three rounds, became the first player three-putted the 18th for a From B1 uations with some of the ing tournaments includes the par-4 18th. incredible shots that these the Ladies Club Champi- Salas finished with a 65. since Lee Trevino in 1974 bogey and a 67 to finish two course. Trying to get that guys hit. This is their sixth onship and Queens Cup Jin Young Ko, who was to win a 72-hole stroke-play shots back. Trying to force many people a round, peo- round in four days, so it’s a Aug. 6-9, Ward Cup Aug. seeking her third major ti- event on tour without any a playoff with a birdie, he ple take longer to play golf lot of golf. You see all sorts 11, Men’s Club Champi- tle of the year after winning bogeys or worse. nearly holed a 60-footer these days, it’s challeng- of shots with the different onship rounds Aug. 16-18, the Evian Championship The native North Car- but had it run well past. ing.” skill levels and handicaps. Ladies 9 Club Champion- last week in France, was olinian began his round Poston, a former West- But overall the tourna- “The temperatures have ship Aug. 29-30, Alex El- two shots back after a bo- three strokes back, took ern Carolina golfer play- ment was a success high- actually been good,” Green lis Fall Member-Member gey-free 66. Morgan Pressel the lead for good with a ing a 100-mile drive from lighted by nice weather said. “We dodged a few Fourball Sept. 14-15, Les (67) was fourth at 15 under. birdie on the par-5 15th his hometown of Hickory, and plenty of skilled golf- storms this week that Dunn Memorial Men’s PGA TOUR hole, then finished with became the third player in ers. missed us. But all in all Tournament October 4-5, GREENSBORO, N.C. three straight pars to earn 11 years with strong local “It was a great tourna- it’s been a great week of and the Peter Dalton Me- (AP) — J.T. Poston won $1,116,000 and 500 FedEx ties to win at Sedgefield ment,” Green said. “Four- golf.” morial Outing Oct. 7. the Wyndham Champion- Cup points at the regu- Country Club. MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

FINAL FCBL STANDINGS Price still not right W L Pct. GB Streak L10 Brockton † 31 23 .574 - 3W 7-3 Bristol † 31 23 .574 - 3W 7-3 Navigators † 30 25 .545 1 1/2 3L 5-5 Worcester † 30 26 .536 2 1L 7-3 Pittsfield † 28 27 .509 3 1/2 1W 3-7 Nashua † 27 27 .500 4 4W 5-5 Starfires 15 41 .268 17 8L 1-9 † Clinched playoffs

SPORTS BRIEFS Swampscott High Lynn Woods seeks JV coaches Cross Country

Swampscott High School is Series looking for applicants for a The Lynn Woods Summer junior varsity girls soccer Cross Country Series will coach and a junior varsity run its 50th season this field hockey coach. All year. Races will be held interested applicants can every Wednesday until contact Athletic Director Sept. 25. Kelly Farley at kfarley@ There is no entry fee to swampscott.k12.ma.us. run, and the races will begin at 6:30 p.m. Each Lynn Youth evening there will be three races — the short race, the Evening Summer 1.57-mile race and the long Track Series race. The courses cover dif- ferent combinations of fire The 6th annual Lynn roads and single-track Parks and Recreation paths, and the courses vary Youth Summer Evening from week to week. For Track meets will be held further information, please on Mondays through Aug. visit www.lwrun.org. 19 at Manning Field. The races will begin at 6:30 Lynn Special p.m. There are no entry fees Needs Camp for any races. There will be PHOTO / ASSOCIATED PRESS a 30-meter race for ages Games David Price lasted 2 2/3 innings Sunday night and gave up six runs in the second as the New three and under, and all of The 2nd Annual Special York Yankees took a 7-0 lead. The Red Sox lost, 7-4, as the Yankees swept a four-game series. the other events (50-meter, Olympics at the Lynn Spe- 100-meter, 200-meter, 400- cial Needs Camp will meter, 800-meter, one-mile, return on Tuesday, begin- relays, standing long jump ning at 9 a.m. at 106R Pen- and softball throw) will be nybrook Lane in Lynn. The Ex-Patriot receiver Amendola open to high school ages events of the day will and under. include breakfast, opening For more information, ceremonies, lunch and visit www.lwrun.org or con- awards following the is all ready for joint practices tact [email protected] or games. For more informa- 781-709-7135 or 781-593- tion, contact Lisa Nerich at ALLEN PARK, Mich. 6562. [email protected]. (AP) — Danny Amendola earned plenty of laughs TV/RADIO from the assembled re- porters when he was Baseball asked after practice what 4 p.m...... Miami at NY Mets...... MLB Network he can learn from his 7:10 p.m...... Kansas City at Boston...... NESN, WEEI-FM 93.7 younger teammates. 8:05 p.m...... Oakland at Chi. Cubs...... ESPN “How to run fast,” Amen- 11 p.m...... St. Louis at LA Dodgers...... MLB Network dola said before wrapping Olympic sports up his chat with the me- 11 a.m...... Pan American Games...... ESPNU dia Sunday. Tennis The 33-year-old Amen- 11 a.m...... Rogers Cup...... Tennis dola is entering his 11th NFL season after signing MAJOR LEAGUES with the Detroit Lions in March. This coming American League National League week, the veteran receiv- East Division East Division er will have a reunion of W L Pct GB W L Pct GB New York 71 39 .645 — Atlanta 66 47 .584 — sorts when the Lions hold Tampa Bay 65 48 .575 7½ Philadelphia 58 53 .523 7 joint practices with the Boston 59 54 .522 13½ Washington 58 53 .523 7 Toronto 45 69 .395 28 New York 55 56 .495 10 Patriots, a team Amen- Baltimore 38 73 .342 33½ Miami 42 67 .385 22 dola spent five seasons Central Division Central Division with from 2013-2017. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Minnesota 69 42 .622 — Chicago 60 51 .541 — Then Detroit hosts New Cleveland 66 45 .595 3 St. Louis 58 52 .527 1½ England in a preseason Chicago 48 61 .440 20 Milwaukee 57 56 .504 4 Kansas City 40 73 .354 30 Cincinnati 52 58 .473 7½ game Thursday night — Detroit 32 75 .299 35 Pittsburgh 48 63 .432 12 but Amendola seems to West Division West Division be looking more at the big W L Pct GB W L Pct GB PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Houston 73 40 .646 — Los Angeles 74 40 .649 — picture, trying to prepare Oakland 64 48 .571 8½ Arizona 56 56 .500 17 for the season with his Texas 57 54 .514 15 San Francisco 56 56 .500 17 Danny Amendola runs a drill at the Lions NFL football practice facility Los Angeles 56 57 .496 17 Colorado 52 60 .464 21 new team. in Allen Park, Mich. Seattle 47 67 .412 26½ San Diego 51 60 .459 21½ “It’s all work for me,” he get out there,” he said. similarities, but at the Saturday’s Games Saturday’s Games said. “It’s all good reps, but the 5-foot-11 receiv- N.Y. Yankees 9, Boston 2, 1st game Chicago Cubs 4, Milwaukee 1 and I’m going to try to er caught 59 passes for “Full tilt, all go, all day. same time, it’s a new op- Tampa Bay 8, Miami 6 Tampa Bay 8, Miami 6 Baltimore 6, Toronto 4 N.Y. Mets 7, Pittsburgh 5 maximize my opportuni- the Miami Dolphins last Let’s go.” portunity for everyone, it’s N.Y. Yankees 6, Boston 4, 2nd game Philadelphia 3, Chicago White Sox 2 ties.” season. It was the third Patricia came to the Li- a new opportunity for my- Philadelphia 3, Chicago White Sox 2 Atlanta 5, Cincinnati 4, 10 innings Cleveland 7, L.A. Angels 2 San Francisco 6, Colorado 5 A lot has changed for time in four years he had ons from New England. self, and a new situation Houston 9, Seattle 0 Arizona 18, Washington 7 the Lions since this time at least that many recep- He was the Patriots’ de- for me to prove myself.” Minnesota 11, Kansas City 3 Oakland 8, St. Louis 3 Texas 5, Detroit 4, 10 innings L.A. Dodgers 4, San Diego 1 last year, when Golden tions. fensive coordinator when For the next few days, Oakland 8, St. Louis 3 Sunday’s Games Tate was still a top target “Just in general, you got Amendola was there. that means practicing Sunday’s Games Chicago White Sox 10, Philadelphia 5 Baltimore 6, Toronto 5 Tampa Bay 7, Miami 2 for quarterback Matthew to love Danny Amendola, Detroit has brought in with the Patriots — and Chicago White Sox 10, Philadelphia 5 Cincinnati 6, Atlanta 4, 10 innings Stafford. Tate was trad- you got to love everything a number of ex-Patriots then facing them in a pre- Cleveland 6, L.A. Angels 2 N.Y. Mets 13, Pittsburgh 2 Tampa Bay 7, Miami 2 Chicago Cubs 7, Milwaukee 2 ed in the middle of last he brings every single over the past couple years, season game. Houston 3, Seattle 1 Colorado 6, San Francisco 2 season, but Detroit had day,” Lions coach Matt Pa- including defensive line- “He’s dialed in, he’s fo- Minnesota 3, Kansas City 0 Oakland 4, St. Louis 2 Texas 9, Detroit 4 Arizona 7, Washington 5 receiving depth it could tricia said recently. “He is man Trey Flowers and cused. He’s like everybody Oakland 4, St. Louis 2 L.A. Dodgers 11, San Diego 10 lean on. Kenny Golladay probably one of the most cornerback Justin Cole- else. He’s got a lot of work Boston at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. Monday’s Games Monday’s Games Miami (Alcantara 4-10) at N.Y. Mets surpassed 1,000 yards re- intense people you are go- man this offseason. to do and improve,” Patri- N.Y. Yankees (Tanaka 7-6) at Baltimore (deGrom 6-7), 4:10 p.m., 1st game ceiving in his second sea- ing to talk to.” So Amendola has fa- cia said. (Ynoa 1-6), 7:05 p.m. Milwaukee (Lyles 6-7) at Pittsburgh Chicago White Sox (Giolito 11-5) at Detroit (Agrazal 2-2), 7:05 p.m. son as a pro. Marvin Jones That was evident when miliarity with his coach “As far as a person, he’s (TBD), 7:10 p.m. L.A. Angels (Sandoval 0-0) at Cincinnati had his 2018 campaign Amendola was asked and some of his new a football guy. He loves Kansas City (Montgomery 1-4) at Boston (Castillo 10-4), 7:10 p.m. (Porcello 9-8), 7:10 p.m. Miami (Dugger 0-0) at N.Y. Mets (Lockett cut short by a knee inju- what to expect during teammates, but that only the game, loves being L.A. Angels (Sandoval 0-0) at Cincinnati 1-1), 7:10 p.m., 2nd game ry, but he surpassed 1,000 these joint practices with means so much. around the guys, loves (Castillo 10-4), 7:10 p.m. Oakland (Bassitt 7-5) at Chicago Cubs Texas (Jurado 6-6) at Cleveland (Civale (Hendricks 8-8), 8:05 p.m. yards two seasons ago. another NFL team. “I’m taking this as a new every aspect of it. All that 1-0), 7:10 p.m. Atlanta (Soroka 10-2) at Minnesota (Odor- Amendola has never “It’s high intensity man. experience for me,” he energy and all that is con- Toronto (Waguespack 2-1) at Tampa Bay izzi 12-5), 8:10 p.m. (Morton 12-3), 7:10 p.m. Philadelphia (Velasquez 3-6) at Arizona come all that close to that It’s a lot of quality game said. tagious, and that’s great Oakland (Bassitt 7-5) at Chicago Cubs (Kelly 7-11), 9:40 p.m. 1,000-yard milestone, reps, so we’re excited to “I definitely see some to be around all the time.” (Hendricks 8-8), 8:05 p.m. Washington (Fedde 1-2) at San Francisco Atlanta (Soroka 10-2) at Minnesota (Odor- (Samardzija 8-8), 9:45 p.m. izzi 12-5), 8:10 p.m. St. Louis (Wacha 6-4) at L.A. Dodgers (Gonsolin 0-1), 10:10 p.m. TRANSACTIONS

BASEBALL RHP Chance Adams to Scranton/Wil- Jacob Rhame on the 10-day IL. GARY SOUTHSHORE RAILCATS — American League kes-Barre (IL). Placed OF Aaron Hicks Recalled LHP Donnie Hart from Syra- Signed INF Hayden Schilling. TODAY IN SPORTS BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Optioned on the 10-day IL. Reinstated LHP J.A. cuse (IL). Atlantic League RHP Dillon Tate to Norfolk (IL). Happ from paternity leave. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — Optioned LONG ISLAND DUCKS — Sold the Aug. 5 meters ahead of Norway’s Grete BOSTON RED SOX — Optioned RHPs National League 3B Maikel Franco to Lehigh Valley contract of INF T.J. Rivera to the Waitz. Colten Brewer and Josh Smith and ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — (IL). Reinstated INF Brad Miller from Washington Nationals. 1921 — Radio station KDKA and 1991 — Sergei Bubka becomes the INF Marco Hernández to Pawtucket Assigned RHP Joey Krehbiel outright the 10-day IL. Assigned 3B Mitch NEW BRITAIN BEES — Signed RHP announcer Harold Arlin provide the first to clear 20 feet outdoors in the (IL). Reinstated LHP David Price from to Reno (PCL). Optioned RHP Stefan Walding outright to Lehigh Valley (IL). Brady Dragmire. first broadcast of a major league pole vault, breaking his own world paternity leave. Recalled RHP Ryan Crichton to Reno. ST. LOUIS CARDINALS — Optioned FOOTBALL game as the Pirates beat the Phillies record by a half-inch at the Galan Weber from Pawtucket. ATLANTA BRAVES — Reinstated RHP 1B/OF Rangel Ravelo. Designated National Football League 8-5 at Pittsburgh. track meet in Malmo, Sweden. HOUSTON ASTROS — Sent RHP Brad Jacob Webb from the 10-day IL and RHP Mike Mayers for assignment. DENVER BRONCOS — Placed DL 1936 — At the Berlin Olympics, 1997 — Michael Johnson wins his Peacock to Round Rock (PCL) for a optioned him to Gwinnett (IL). Reinstated INF Matt Carpenter from Billy Winn on IR. Signed RB Theo Rid- Jesse Owens wins his third of four third straight 400-meter title at the rehab assignment. CHICAGO CUBS — Assigned RHP the 10-day IL. Recalled RHP Ryan dick. gold medals, winning the 200-meter world championships in Athens, KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Claimed Oscar De La Cruz outright to Tennes- Helsley from Memphis (PCL). DETROIT LIONS — Waived WR Deont- RHP Jacob Barnes off waivers from see (SL). Placed C Willson Contreras SAN DIEGO PADRES — Sent RHP race in an Olympic-record 20.7 sec- Greece, capturing the gold medal in ez Alexander. Signed CB Tarvarus Milwaukee and optioned him to on the 10-day IL. Recalled C Taylor Brett Kennedy to the AZL Padres 2 onds. 44.12 seconds. McFadden. Activated DT Daris Kilgo Omaha (PCL). Davis from Iowa (PCL). for a rehab assignment. 1954 — The first election for the 2005 — Jason Gore shoots a from the NFI list. LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Placed SS CINCINNATI REDS — Signed LHP Tim SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Optioned Boxing Hall of Fame is held. Twen- 12-under 59 in the second round of GREEN BAY PACKERS — Announced Andrelton Simmons and RHPs Felix Collins to a minor league contract. INF Zach Green to Sacramento (PCL). ty-four fighters are elected, with the the Nationwide Tour’s Cox Classic in the retirement of WR Jordy Nelson. Pena and Griffin Canning on the COLORADO ROCKIES — Placed RHP Reinstated INF Evan Longoria from most noteworthy from the modern Omaha, Nebraska. HOUSTON TEXANS — Released RB era Jack Dempsey, Joe Louis and 2007 — Tom Glavine earns his 10-day IL; Canning retroactive to Carlos Estévez on the family medical the 10-day IL. Thursday and Simmons to Saturday. emergency list. Assigned LHP Harri- WASHINGTON NATIONALS — D’Onta Foreman. Signed LB Gimel Henry Armstrong. Fifteen are select- 300th victory in an 8-3 victory over President. ed from the pioneer era including the Chicago Cubs. Selected the contract of INF Wilfredo son Musgrave outright to Albuquer- Assigned RHPs Michael Blazek out- Tovar from Salt Lake (PCL). Recalled que (PCL). Recalled RHP Jesus Tino- right to Fresno (PCL). Placed LHP JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS — Waived John L. Sullivan, Gentleman Jim Cor- 2007 — Lorena Ochoa wins the 1B/LHP Jared Walsh and RHP Luke co from Albuquerque. Roenis Elías and INF Howie Kendrick CB Jocquez Kalili. Signed RB Roc bett and Jack Johnson. Women’s British Open — the first Bard from Salt Lake. MIAMI MARLINS — Sent RHP Ryne on the 10-day IL, Kendrick retroactive Thomas. 1967 — The Denver Broncos beat women’s professional tournament MINNESOTA TWINS — Placed RHP Stanek to Jupiter (FSL) for a rehab to Friday. Selected the contract of Canadian Football League the Detroit Lions, 13-7, in a presea- played at venerable St. Andrews — Sam Dyson on the 10-day IL. assignment. RHP Javy Guerra from Fresno (PCL) WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS — son game, for the first AFL victory for her first major title. Recalled LHP Devin Smeltzer, OF MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Optioned and 3B T.J. Rivera from Long Island Signed CB Mercy Maston. over an NFL team. 2012 — Jamaica’s Usain Bolt claims Jake Cave and RHP Zack Littell from RHP Jay Jackson to San Antonio (Atlantic) and assigned Rivera to Har- SOCCER 1984 — American Joan Benoit wins consecutive gold medals in the mar- Rochester (IL). Signed SS Mike Miller (PCL). Recalled RHP Aaron Wilkerson risburg (EL). Recalled OF Andrew Ste- Major League Soccer the first Olympic marathon for quee track and field event at the to a minor league contract. from San Antonio. venson from Harrisburg. CINCINNATI — Named Ron Jans women in 2:24:52, finishing 400 Summer Games in London. NEW YORK YANKEES — Optioned NEW YORK METS — Placed RHP American Association coach. B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 2019 COMICS

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ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

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THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Conference attendee wants to stay out of the picture DEAR ABBY: I’m go- only. Explain that kiss- ing to a professional con- Dear Abby is written by Abigail ing, cuddling and shar- ference, which has the Van Buren, also known as Jeanne ing a bed are things you usual presentations, ven- do with a boyfriend, and dors and activities. Every Phillips, and was founded by her it’s time for both of you to time I go, there’s always a mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact move on. Then do it. photographer. It’s annoy- Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. ing. When a photogra- Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. DEAR ABBY: I added pher sneaks up to take my 37-year-old son to my photos, it distracts the insurance policy because presenter. Then the cam- it would cost him almost era is usually swung pher has been hired by me, and it makes me un- double if he went on his around to shoot the audi- the association sponsor- comfortable. Since we own. The problem is, I ence. ing the event, I don’t agreed to be friends, he struggle every month I have been photo- think you have any choice has invited me over for getting him to send me graphed many times about being photo- “movie and cuddle night,” the money so I can pay while I was browsing graphed. You might be put his arm around me, the premium. He promis- through the vendors. I out of camera range if you asked to kiss me and es to send it but never have never given my per- sit toward the back of the booked a hotel room with does. What should I do? mission to have any of audience. Or, do what only one bed and no sofa. them published. The pho- some celebrities do — It’s like I am his place- CAN’T AFFORD IT tos appear on state or na- wear dark glasses. holder until he finds a IN THE SOUTH tional organization web- real girlfriend, and he sites for viewing by DEAR ABBY: Three wants to spend time with DEAR CAN’T: Give association members (not months ago, I went out on your irresponsible son a the general public). What me only out of boredom three dates with “Kevin.” and loneliness. I don’t date by which you expect are my rights? Am I the Then he sent me a text to have the money each only one who is camera know how to break things saying he didn’t feel I off nicely. month for his share of the shy? could offer him the rela- premium. Tell him that if TEACHER ON THE tionship he is looking for, NOT INTERESTED the money is not there WEST COAST but he wants to remain IN THE WEST when it’s time for you to friends because he has send the payment that DEAR TEACHER: You fun with me. I agreed, DEAR NOT INTER- you will drop him from are not the only person and we’ve gotten togeth- ESTED: I think you have your insurance. Make who dislikes having their er many times since and Kevin pegged correctly. sure he understands that picture taken — particu- communicate often. Here’s how to distance this is not an idle threat, larly without permission. I am not physically at- yourself “nicely.” Tell him and if he doesn’t follow Many others also do. tracted to him, but I you like him very much. through, take him off the However, if the photogra- sense he is attracted to But as a platonic friend policy. BRIDGE

Better the last nine than the first eight Kage Baker, a science fiction and though it will come from hearts. But fantasy author who died in 2010, if the finesse loses, declarer must be said, “I’m still learning my craft, and careful to ensure that the defenders I’ve been writing since I was 9.” cannot take too many tricks. Still, Bridge players continue to learn there is another possibility: clubs regardless of the age at which they 3-3. take up the game. But early in that Declarer ducks the first two spade learning curve, everyone is told that tricks. If he wins trick three with the it takes nine tricks to make three no- spade ace, he runs the heart jack trump. In today’s deal, how should and gets home. West defends bet- South play after West leads his ter if he shifts to the club queen at fourth-highest spade, and East puts trick three, despite South’s rebid. up the queen? Declarer must duck that. Then if West In the auction, North’s jump to continues with the club jack, South three diamonds was a tad optimis- has a problem. He wants to duck tic. But if he had settled for two dia- to find out if the suit is 3-3. If it is, monds, South probably would have fine; if not, declarer needs the heart continued with two no-trump, which finesse. But here, if West continues North would have raised. his strong play, he will shift to a heart South has eight top tricks: one at trick five, forcing South to guess spade, one heart, five diamonds and which way to turn. Sign up that West one club. The ninth winner looks as as your partner! MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS

Bachelor in Paradise ABC, 8 p.m. Tori Spelling and Jennie Garth discuss the reboot “BH90210” Season Premiere! Breakout fan favorites from The Bachelor franchise are back and ready for a second (or third) chance at finding love. They may have left their respective seasons brokenhearted, but now they have the op- portunity to travel to a romantic paradise in hopes of turning a potential summer fling into the real thing. American Ninja Warrior: “Seattle/Tacoma City Finals” NBC, 8 p.m. The series heads back to the Pacific Northwest for the City Finals round of the competition at the Taco- ma Dome. Competitors will face up to 10 challeng- ing obstacles including Northwest Passage, which is new to the course this year. Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood VH1, 8 p.m. Season Premiere! This season is the ultimate VIP pass to the Millenni- um Tour with B2K band members Fizz and J Boog. Omarion’s ex and the mother of his children, Apryl By Kellie Freeze How did this concept ters playing their characters In my real life, I have a kind of Jones, returns to the series while rumors circulate In FOX’s summer event se- come together? from the original show. We use twisted sense of humor; maybe about her close friendship with Fizz. And Marques ries BH90210 (premiering the lines that we remember or some people see it as dark. Spelling: Jennie and I Wedneday), the cast of the some sort of wardrobe choices Houston, alongside his chart-topping group Imma- co-created it with Chris Alber- What was the energy like hottest teen soap of the 1990s here and there that are sort of ture, returns to the spotlight and possibly the stage. ghini and Mike Chessler, but at the first table read gathers to put a new spin on throwbacks or, in a way, rede- So You Think You Can Dance: “Final Cut — The Top the cast are all EPs, all seven for BH90210? an old favorite. Tori Spelling, signed to be more current. Ten Guys” of us. That was really import- Jennie Garth, Jason Priestley, Spelling: I still have a cou- Garth: It was as if no time ant because we wanted to do a FOX, 9 p.m. Shannen Doherty, Ian Ziering, ple of original outfits, and I had passed even though so show that we’re all on the same The top 10 men are partnered with an all-star girl, Brian Austin Green and Gabri- might be wearing one in the much time had passed and so page, and that was a conversa- and each performs a choreographed duet outside of elle Carteris star as heightened new show. I was very excited much had happened to us in tion when we all got together, his dance style specialty in the hopes of moving one versions of themselves who re- that I still fit into it. the last 20 plus years individ- unite and attempt to create a like we’re either all in or all ually as far as just growth as step closer to becoming America’s Favorite Dancer. How has the death of Luke reboot of Beverly Hills, 90210. out. I loved that everyone was human beings and events of Serial Killer: Devil Unchained Perry affected The series promises a lot of so into kind of owning it. They our lives. It’s as if nothing has Investigation Discovery, 9 p.m. were excited to make fun of this reboot? Series Finale! irreverent fun as the actors changed in a weird way. poke fun at themselves and media’s misconceptions about Spelling: It’s definitely dev- Spelling: The best part was Maria Awes accompanies Todd Kohlhepp’s biogra- their lives. When we caught up them and poke fun at what astating in our lives, and in our watching other people watch- pher, Gary Garrett, on an emotional tour of Kohl- with Garth and Spelling (who people believed to be their per- friendships, and obviously on ing us do the table read. You hepp’s property, where investigators had previously serve as co-creators and execu- sona and go for a heightened the show. It came so out of the could see the true fan in people found the bodies of three of his victims, and where tive producers), they hinted at version of that. blue, and it’s still devastating for coming out on their faces. They Kala Brown spent two months imprisoned in a ship- what viewers can expect, cour- What can viewers of this any of us to even think about or just looked so happy. talk about, and we’ll definitely ping container. Awes also gets an unexpected con- tesy of America’s most famous new series and longtime Tori, your late father honor him in the show respect- fession from Kohlhepp himself about two other men zip code. fans of Beverly Hills, 90210 Aaron produced Beverly fully the best we can. he claims to have murdered. How does it feel to be back expect? Hills, 90210. What would he Garth: I think each of us feels in the world of Beverly think of what Mystic Britain Garth: We’re showing people his presence in different ways. Hills, 90210? you’re doing? Smithsonian Channel, 9 p.m. a glimpse into what they think I know there’s not a day that New Series! Tori Spelling: It’s like reliv- they know, but they don’t really goes by that I don’t wish he was Spelling: I totally believe British comedian Clive Anderson and anthropologist ing your childhood! You never know. … There are mo- here or tangible in person, but that he knows, and I feel like Mary-Ann Ochota embark on a 10-episode study of think you could get a do-over or ments where we get to see how I can feel him with us. … he’s definitely been a driving their homeland’s ancient sites and beliefs. Tonight: chance to go back, and we actual- being on that show and being a I think that the awesome part force behind me finding my part of such a wild ride at such demonic symbols on a church’s walls and real-world ly get that. On one hand, I start- of the show is that we for some beliefs and being passionate ed when I was 16, so I get to turn an early age in all of our lives, about going forward and cre- witches. reason got put together at an into my 16-year-old self with all how that impacted us and affect- exact moment in history when ating what I wanted to make a The Kleptocrats of my high school friends; on the ed everyone differently. It’s real- we all probably really needed to reality. It’s no easy feat in this Starz, 9 p.m. other hand, you’re like, “Wow, ly an interesting sort of look at be together. business getting something This documentary looks at what happens to the now we’re all talking about our that and at the same time giving made; nothing’s a no-brainer. Jennie, how does the money after $3.5 billion is stolen from a Malaysian kids and our lives, and every- that love to the fans of the orig- Many people would say, “Oh, it’s amplified BH90210 version thing has evolved so much!” inal show and doing all kinds of 90210, it’s a hit show, of course government fund. Investigative reporters follow the of you differ from Jennie Garth: There’s just really fun, campy callbacks and they would want to remake trail as the money is dispersed across the globe. the real you? Grand Hotel: “Long Night’s Journey Into Day” that comfort level we all have homages to the OG show. that.” But you know, there’s lo- with each other that it’s hard Garth: She’s much fancier. ABC, 10 p.m. What kinds of callbacks gistics, there’s pieces to the puz- to build up that kind of trust She’s a better dresser, I’d say zle that you have to do right. I can you tease? The Mendozas begin to recover after an accident and familiarity with a new that. She’s more probably in- think Jen and I really stuck to disturbs the family, and Danny (Lincoln Younes) dis- group of people, so coming back Garth: Let’s see. Well, we do terested in the business than our guns and made that a reali- covers a bombshell that would jeopardize his rela- together again has been really end up back at the Peach Pit. the real me, and also she’s a ty, and I think my dad would be tionship with Alicia (Denyse Tontz). a good feeling. You do get to see the charac- bit more sardonic, I would say. super proud of both of us.

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CAIRO (AP) — Sudan’s al-Bashir in April follow- leave as one team. The na- the political crisis could The constitutional doc- The question of immunity pro-democracy movement ing months of mass pro- tional will has triumphed... ignite civil war. ument signed Sunday is had been a point of con- signed a power-sharing tests against his three-de- it is a win-win,” he said. That document provid- aimed at clarifying the divi- tention in recent weeks. agreement with the rul- cade-long autocratic rule. Protest leader Omar ed for the establishment sion of powers and settling The Rapid Support Forc- ing military council on The protesters remained al-Dagir said a “fair and of a joint civilian-military other outstanding disputes. es, a paramilitary unit un- Sunday aimed at paving in the streets, demand- transparent” investigation sovereign council. A mil- The final signing of the der the command of Daga- the way for a transition to ing a rapid transition to into recent violence by se- itary leader would head power-sharing deal is set lo which has been blamed civilian rule following the a civilian authority. They curity forces against pro- the 11-member council to take place on Aug. 17, for much of the recent vi- overthrow of President have been locked in tense testers, and achieving peace for the first 21 months, and the military council olence, would be integrat- Omar al-Bashir in April. negotiations with the mili- with rebel groups, would be followed by a civilian lead- will be disbanded the next ed into the armed forces Representatives ini- tary for weeks while hold- top priorities for the transi- er for the next 18. There day as the members of the and report to the military tialed a constitutional doc- ing mass protests. tional government. would also be a Cabinet sovereign council are an- chief, Senhouri said. ument that would estab- Gen. Mohammed Ham- “There will be no democ- of technocrats chosen by nounced, according to a Negotiators came un- lish a joint military and dan Dagalo, the deputy racy without peace,” he the protesters, as well as schedule attached to the der renewed pressure in civilian council to rule for head of the military coun- said. “National reconcilia- a legislative council with constitutional document. recent days after securi- a little over three years cil, told a joint news con- tion will be the slogan of majority from the Forc- Ebtisam Senhouri, a ne- ty forces opened fire on until elections can be held. ference that the deal has the transitional period.” es for the Declaration of gotiator for the protesters, student protesters in the The agreement would es- ended an era in Sudan’s The two sides reached Freedom and Change, the said any member of the city of Obeid, leaving six tablish a Cabinet appoint- history “characterized by a preliminary agreement main protest coalition. sovereign council could be people dead. At least nine ed by the activists, as well rivalry and fighting.” last month following in- The legislative body is prosecuted if there is evi- troops from the Rapid as a legislative body. “We have entered the ne- ternational pressure, to assemble within three dence of involvement in vi- Support forces were ar- The military overthrew gotiations as partners and amid growing concerns months. olence against protesters. rested over the killings. CLASSIFIED

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MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE (SEAL) COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain LAND COURT dated June 28, 2007, given by James V. Terry to Mortgage Electronic Registration mortgage given by Rhonda Y. Greene, Shawn M. Greene to Mortgage Electronic DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT Systems, Inc. as nominee for Union Capital Mortgage Business Trust, and recorded Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for Plaza Home Mortgage Inc., dated July 19 SM 003272 with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 26984, Page 31, 2015 and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds ORDER OF NOTICE 45, as affected by a Loan Modification Agreement recorded with said Registry at in Book 34265, Page 229, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present Book 28082, Page 561 and as affected by Agreement with Dismissal recorded in holder, by assignment from: To: Book 36449, Page 581, the undersigned Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB Cynthia Gillette; Scott Gillette; Elizabeth Dewey as Owner Trustee of the Residential Credit Opportunities Trust V-C being the Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for Plaza Home present holder of said mortgage by Assignment of Mortgage from Mortgage Mortgage Inc. to Lakeview Loan Servicing, LLC, recorded on November 15, 2016, and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. to Taylor, Bean and Whitaker Mortgage Corp. in Book No. 35444, at Page 390 U.S.C. c. 50 §3901 et seq.: recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book The Bank of New York Mellon f/k/a The Bank of New York, as Trustee for the 27876, Page 553, Assignment of Mortgage from Mortgage Electronic Registration for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, Certificateholders of the CWABS, Inc., Asset-Backed Certificates, Series 2006-18 Systems, Inc. as nominee for Union Capital Mortgage Business Trust its successor the same will be sold at Public Auction at 3:00 PM on September 23, 2019, on and assigns to Taylor, Bean & Whitaker Mortgage Corp. recorded with the Essex the mortgaged premises located at 45 Sachem Street, Lynn, Essex County, claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 30584, Page 196, Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, numbered 610 Lynnfield Street, given by Cynthia Gillette and Scott Gillette and assignment of the mortgage by ineffective foreclosure deed to Taylor, Bean & Elizabeth Dewey to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Whitaker, REO, LLC dated December 2, 2015 and recorded with the Essex County TO WIT: Countrywide Home Loans, Inc., dated August 26, 2006, and recorded in the Essex (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 34663, Page 135 and assignment of The land in said Lynn, together with the buildings thereon, bounded and described County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 26035, Page 453, as bid to Taylor, Bean & Whitaker, REO, LLC dated December 2, 2015 and recorded as follows: SOUTHERLY: by Sachem Street, 45.30 feet; WESTERLY: by land now or modified by a certain modification agreement dated February 9, 2018, and with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 34663, Page formerly of Tappan, 96 feet; NORTHERLY: by land now or formerly of Jenkins, recorded with said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 140, Assignment of Mortgage from Taylor, Bean & Whitaker Mortgage Corp. to 44.50 feet; EASTERLY: by land now or formerly of Robinson, 97 feet. Be all of 36630, Page 67, and now held by the Plaintiff by assignment, has/have filed with Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB, not in its individual capacity but solely in said measurements more or less or however otherwise bounded and described, this court a complaint for determination of Defendant's/Defendants' its capacity as Owner Trustee of Matawin Ventures Trust Series 2018-1 recorded and containing 4334 square feet of land. For grantors title see deed recorded in Servicemembers status. with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 36849, Page Book Page recorded herewith. 553, Assignment of Mortgage from Taylor, Bean & Whitaker, REO, LLC to If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB, not in its individual capacity but solely in For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers its capacity as Owner Trustee of Matawin Ventures Trust Series 2018-1 recorded District) Registry of Deeds in Book 34265, Page 227. Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above mentioned property on with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 37277, Page that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in 520, and Assignment of Mortgage from Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB, not These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before September in its individual capacity but solely in its capacity as Owner Trustee of Matawin of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the 2, 2019 or you may lose the opportunity to challenge the foreclosure on the Ventures Trust Series 2018-1 to Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB as Owner nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax ground of noncompliance with the Act. Trustee of the Residential Credit Opportunities Trust V-C recorded with the Essex titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or Witness, Gordon H. Piper, Chief Justice of said Court on July 16, 2019. County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 37479, Page 537, for breach liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, Attest: Deborah J. Patterson of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, Recorder be sold at Public Auction at: easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. 16203 Item: August 5, 2019 11:00 A.M. on Friday, August 30, 2019 TERMS OF SALE: NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE upon the hereinafter-described premises known as and numbered as 15 Clinton A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check Street, Lynn, Essex County (Southern District), Massachusetts, all and singularly will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The Premises: 34 Wentworth Place, Lynn, MA 01904 the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 California St., Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain The land in said Lynn, together with the building thereon, bounded and described Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the mortgage given by Paul F. Vinard, Jr. to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, as follows: date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full Inc., as nominee for Mortgage Network, Inc., and now held by U.S. Bank National of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage Association, not in its individual capacity but solely as trustee for the RMAC NORTHEASTERLY: by Clinton Street, 46 feet; shall control in the event of an error in this publication. Trust, Series 2016-CTT, said mortgage dated June 17, 2008 and recorded in the SOUTHEASTERLY: by Lot 6 on a plan hereinafter mentioned, 85 feet; Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 27855, Page 133, said SOUTHWESTERLY: by land now or formerly of Newhall, 46 feet; and Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. mortgage was assigned from Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as NORTHWESTERLY: by Lot 4 on said Plan, 85 feet. nominee for Mortgage Network, Inc. to Chase Home Finance, LLC by assignment LAKEVIEW LOAN SERVICING, LLC dated July 22, 2010 and recorded with Essex County (Southern District) Registry Be all of said measurements more or less or however otherwise bounded and Present holder of said mortgage of Deeds in Book 29635, Page 151; said mortgage was assigned from Chase described, and being the premises shown as Lot 5 on a plan of House Lots Home Finance LLC to Secretary of Housing and Urban Development by assignment belonging to John E. Wheeler and Howard, recorded with Essex South District By its Attorneys, dated January 14, 2014 and recorded with Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds, Book 841, Page 300. HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. Registry of Deeds in Book 33100, Page 457; said mortgage was assigned from 150 California St. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development to US Bank National Association, For grantor's title see Deed recorded herewith. Newton, MA 02458 not in its individual capacity, but solely as Legal Title Trustee for LVS Title Trust I by (617)558-0500 assignment dated April 14, 2016 and recorded with Essex County (Southern For Mortgagor's Title, see Deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) 2016040391 District) Registry of Deeds in Book 34929, Page 134; said mortgage was assigned Registry of Deeds at Book 26984, Page 43. Item: August 5, 12, 19, 2019 from US Bank National Association, not in its individual capacity, but solely as Legal Title Trustee for LVS Title Trust I to UMB Bank, National Association, not in its The above-described premises shall be subject to all easements, restrictions, COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS individual capacity, but solely as Legal Title Trustee for Mart Legal Title Trust municipal or other public taxes, assessments, liens or claims in the nature of liens, THE TRIAL COURT 2015-NPL1 by assignment dated July 22, 2015 and recorded with Essex County outstanding tax titles, building, zoning and other land use laws and all permits and PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 34499, Page 238; as affected by a approvals issued pursuant thereto, including, without limitation, orders of Docket No. ES19P2198EA corrective assignment dated May 9, 2017 and recorded with Essex County conditions, and existing encumbrances of record created prior to said Mortgage, if INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 35935, Page 587; said mortgage there be any. Said premises are to be sold subject to the right of redemption of was assigned from UMB Bank, National Association, not in its individual capacity, the United States of America, if any there be. Estate of: but solely as Legal Title Trustee for Mart Legal Title Trust 2015-NPL1 to U.S. Bank Robert Stallman National Association, not in its individual capacity but solely as Trustee for the TERMS OF SALE: The highest bidder shall be required to make a deposit of Also Known As: Robert W. Stallman RMAC Trust, Series 2016-CTT by assignment dated October 26, 2016 and $10,000.00 to the holder of said Mortgage, in cash or by certified or bank Date of Death: May 12, 2019 recorded with Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 35955, cashier's check at the time and place of said sale of said premises. The balance of Essex Division Page 489; for breach of the conditions in said mortgage and for the purpose of the purchase price is to be paid to said holder in cash, by certified check or bank To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Auction on September 4, 2019 at cashier's check, and thereupon the deed shall be delivered, in thirty (30) days Petitioner Hannah Stallman of Marblehead MA 11:00 AM Local Time upon the premises, all and singular the premises described from the date of sale at the firm of Cunningham, Machanic, Cetlin, Johnson, Hannah Stallman of Marblehead MA in said mortgage, to wit: Harney & Tenney, LLP, Attorneys for said holder, 220 North Main Street, Suite has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to 301, Natick, Massachusetts. The successful bidder shall be required to sign a serve without surety on the bond. The land in said Lynn, known as 34 Wentworth Place, bounded: Memorandum of Terms of Sale. The description of the premises contained in said The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal EASTERLY by Wentworth Place, fifty (50) feet; Mortgage shall control in the event of an error in publication. Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without SOUTHERLY by land now or formerly of Wentworth, one hundred forty-nine (149) supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with feet; Other terms, if any, to be announced at the time and place of sale. the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration WESTERLY by land now or formerly of Chase, fifty (50) feet; from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating NORTHERLY by land now or formerly of Shipley, one hundred and fifty (150) feet. to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND SOCIETY, FSB AS OWNER TRUSTEE OF THE Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings The Northeasterly comer of the above described premises is distand Southerly one RESIDENTIAL CREDIT OPPORTUNITIES TRUST V-C, and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal hundred eighty-two (182) feet from Euclid Avenue. Present Holder of Said Mortgage, Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and By its Attorneys, Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. Be all of said measurements more or less or however otherwise bounded and CUNNINGHAM, MACHANIC, CETLIN, Item: August 5, 2019 described. JOHNSON, HARNEY & TENNEY, LLP 220 North Main Street, Suite 301 LICENSING BOARD OF THE CITY OF LYNN For title reference see deed from Judith Cause and Frank Cause to Paul F. Vinard, Natick, MA 01760 Jr., (508) 651-7524 The following hearing will be held on Tuesday, August 20, 2019, at 6:00 PM in Dated June 17, 2008 and recorded herewith. Item: July 29, August 5, 12, 2019 Room 302, Lynn City Hall: 1. Notice is hereby given that Bruno's Bar & Restaurant Inc., at 856-858 The description of the property contained in the mortgage shall control in Western Avenue, Christian Surian, Manager has applied for a transfer of the All the event of a typographical error in this publication. Selling a house? Alcohol Beverages License as a Common Victualler to Bruno's Bar & Restaurant Inc., Raul Sanchez, Manager. For Mortgagor's Title see deed dated June 17, 2008 and recorded in the Buying a house? Patricia M. Barton, Chairperson Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 27855, Page 132. Item: August 5, 7, 2019 TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will be sold and conveyed subject to all liens, Find out what properties encumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax titles, municipal liens and assessments, if any, LICENSING BOARD OF THE CITY OF LYNN recently sold in your area. which take precedence over the said mortgage above described. The following hearing will be held on Tuesday, August 20, 2019, at 6:00 PM in FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) Dollars of the purchase price must be paid Room 302, Lynn City Hall: in cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check at the time and place Check out 1. Uncommon Feast, LLC DBA Uncommon Feast at 271 Western Avenue, Suite of the sale by the purchaser. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in the Real Estate page 105, Marianne Staniunas, Manager has applied for a New All Alcohol Beverages cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check within thirty (30) days License as a Common Victualler. after the date of sale. in Saturday’s paper. Patricia M. Barton, Chairperson Item: August 1, 5, 2019 Other terms to be announced at the sale.

Brock & Scott, PLLC 1080 Main Street, Suite 200 Catch up Pawtucket, RI 02860 Attorney for U.S. Bank National Association, with your not in its individual capacity but solely as trustee for the RMAC Trust, Series 2016-CTT favorite team Present Holder of the Mortgage 401-217-8701 in Item Sports! Item: August 5, 12, 19, 2019 MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 Priests accused of abusing deaf students

MENDOZA, Argentina “Those of us from the They are charged with (AP) — Ezequiel Villalon- Próvolo in Mendoza said: 28 alleged crimes against ga signs frantically with ‘no more fear. We have the 10 deaf minors and face his hands to express the power,’” Villalonga told prison sentences of up to power he feels after years The Associated Press with 20 years. It is the first in of suffering now that the the help of an interpreter, a series of trials in which priests whom he and oth- explaining how others de- other former members of er former students at an cided to come forward af- the now-closed school will Argentine institute for the ter an initial “brave” per- be judged. Others impli- deaf accuse of abuse are fi- son did so. cated include two nuns nally going to trial. The AP doesn’t name who allegedly participated Villalonga, 18, is one of alleged sexual assault or knew about the abuses, about 20 ex-students of victims unless they make as well as former directors the Antonio Próvolo Insti- their identities public, and employees who are ac- tute for Deaf and Hear- which Villalonga did in an cused of knowing about the ing Impaired Children in interview in the headquar- abuse but taking no action. Mendoza province who say ters of the human rights Prosecutors say that not they were sexually abused, group Xumek, which is the only were children sexu- including cases of rape, plaintiff in the trial. ally touched and abused, between 2004 and 2016. Alejandro Gullé, chief but were sometimes forced Their alleged abusers go prosecutor in Mendoza, to watch pornography or on trial starting Monday in called the trial “unprec- perform sex acts among a case that Pope Francis, edented, one of the most themselves. an Argentine, has not com- important in this province, Jorge Bordón, an insti- mented on publicly despite one whose importance will tute employee, was sen- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS its closeness to his papacy. transcend this country.” tenced to 10 years in pris- Rev. Horacio Corbacho, far left walking, and Rev. Nicola Corradi, hand- The complaints at the On trial for aggravated on in 2018 in the case for cuffed to the wheelchair, are escorted to a courtroom in Mendoza, Ar- institute came to light at sexual abuse of minors, rape, sexual touching and gentina three years ago. The two men will go on trial Monday on sexual the end of 2016 and cre- sexual touching and cor- corrupting minors by forc- assault charges. ated a scandal that deep- rupting minors will be: ing children to perform ened when it emerged Corradi, an Italian who sex acts on each other. priests in the canonical commented publicly on pleted. that one of the accused, is 83 and under house But the former students process. the trial. The Holy See In 2017, it sent two Ar- the Rev. Nicola Corra- arrest; the Rev. Horacio at the Mendoza school be- “Francis was very quiet would be loath to be seen gentine priests to inves- di, had been reported for Corbacho, a 59-year-old lieve they can achieve the tigate what happened in similar allegations at the priest; and Armando Gó- first prison sentences for about the abusive priests, as interfering in a crimi- Antonio Próvolo institute mez, 63. The latter two are priests and clergy at the but now the sentence is nal trial, and typically de- Mendoza. in Verona, Italy, and that Argentines and in prison Roman Catholic institute, coming,” said Villalonga. fers all comment, as well Dante Simon, a judicial the pope had been notified in Mendoza. Corbacho has which has other branches. “I know that the pope is as the outcome of its own vicar, told the AP that the that Corradi was running pleaded not guilty and the They are also demanding afraid because the deaf investigations, until after acts denounced are “horri- a similar center in Argen- other two defendants have Francis strip the alleged have been brave.” all investigations by civil ble” and “more than plau- tina. not entered pleas. abusers of their status as The Vatican has not law enforcement are com- sible.”

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LAS VEGAS (AP) — Democratic By Barbara Quinn presidential candidates’ tussle over TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE health care reform continued Sat- urday as they pitched themselves to What are dry beans? a) The opposite of wet Nevada union members, with former beans; b) Edible seeds from legume plants; c) Vice President Joe Biden declar- Foods referred to as “pulses” that need to be ing he’s “against any Democrat who cooked before eating. Answer: b and c. wants to get rid of Obamacare” and According to the US Dry Bean Council, which Sen. Kamala Harris saying no Dem- states produce the most beans? a) North Dakota, ocrat should be on the debate stage Michigan and Nebraska; b) Minnesota, Idaho and without a plan to cover everybody. Colorado; c) California and Washington. Answer: They were among 19 candidates PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS All these states produce dry beans but North Da- speaking at a forum held by the na- Candidate Joe Biden spoke strongly for former president Barack kota, Michigan and Nebraska top the list. tion’s largest public employees union Obama’s Affordable Care Act, dubbed “Obamacare.” Which beans do we Americans like the most? a) in the state that will cast the first Pinto and navy; b) Great Northern; c) red kidney votes in the West in next year’s pri- and black beans. Answer: a) Pinto and navy are health care overhaul law, saying sup- not an attack on Obama to acknowl- mary. The American Federation of the most popular, followed by the other types. porting it helped Democrats win key edge Democrats can do better. He State, County and Municipal Em- According to the latest Dietary Guidelines for seats in the 2018 election. said the Obama administration im- ployees, which represents 1.6 million Americans, what is unique about beans? a) They Meanwhile Vermont Sen. Bernie proved over time by decreasing the workers nationwide, and the candi- make you the life of the party; b) They come in Sanders, who authored a Medicare number of deportations, but also said dates made their cases for why their a variety of colors; c) They are high in protein for All bill, said guaranteed govern- Democrats should have made immi- plans would be the best for union as well as other important nutrients, so we can ment health care will allow unions to gration reform a priority when they workers in addition to discussing count them as vegetables and protein foods. An- be free to “sit down and negotiate de- controlled Congress early in Obama’s other key union issues such as rais- swer: b and c. ing wages and expanding collective cent wage increases.” Sen. Elizabeth presidency. Warren, who also backs Medicare for “There are lessons that we can What type of beans are the most healthful for bargaining rights. you? a) Pinto, navy, Great Northern; b) red and Harris, who has introduced a ver- All, tried to redirect attention to the learn,” Castro said. “This is not about Trump administration’s efforts to criticizing President Obama, this is black beans; c) the ones that you eat. Answer: c) sion of “Medicare for All” that would All dry beans are good for us. allow closely regulated private plans, have federal courts declare the entire about ‘OK, what does the next ad- Affordable Care Act law unconstitu- ministration have to do?” Why are beans good for us? a) They provide said she developed it in part by con- good conversation at dinner parties; b) They sulting with organized labor. tional. Beyond health care, most candi- contain compounds that can lower blood cho- “I’ve been listening to a lot of folks “When we talk about the great de- dates pledged labor would play a lesterol levels; c) They are digested slowly so in labor who have said to me, ‘look, we bate right now in health care, it’s not strong role in their administration they can help people with diabetes control their negotiated contracts where we’ve giv- Democrats versus Democrats. It’s and said they’d work to allow gov- en up wages for these health care ben- Democrats versus Republicans. Re- ernment employees to collectively blood sugar levels. Answers: b and c. efits and under the Medicare for All publicans want to take away health bargain following Nevada’s recent Researchers at the University of Nebraska re- plan we would lose them or we would care from tens of millions of people in law giving that power to state work- cently reported that pinto beans contain substanc- be certainly in fear of losing them,” she this country and they’re actively still ers. Many candidates pledged to es that a) make you run faster and jump higher; b) said. She added she chose to phase her trying to do it,” Warren said. boost taxes on the wealthy to pay for can reduce cholesterol as effectively as some med- plan in over 10 years because “that The day’s remarks were yet anoth- things like expanded child care and ications; c) lowered cholesterol levels in animals will allow for at least two cycles of or- er indication that health care has decreasing college debt. even when they were fed a diet high in saturat- ganizing and negotiating contracts.” emerged as one of the clearest divid- Sen. Cory Booker of New Jersey ed fat. Answer: b and c. Although this study was Her remarks about Democrats with- ing lines for the massive Democratic said he’d give people who work at done with animals, these scientists found certain out a plan to cover everybody were field, and one of several where Biden home taking care of disabled family components in pinto beans that appear to turn off surely aimed at Biden, whose cam- has tried to paint his rivals as criti- members a tax credit, while Wash- the liver’s ability to manufacturer excess choles- paign says his plan would cover 97 cizing Obama’s legacy. ington Gov. Jay Inslee said union terol, much in the way that some cholesterol-low- percent of people. Earlier in the day Former Obama Cabinet secretary workers should be helping build ering medications work. Fascinating. Biden raised his voice as he defend- Julian Castro, who recently sparred clean cars and other new technology Barbara Quinn is a registered dietitian and ed former President Barack Obama’s with Biden on immigration, said it’s to fight climate change. certified diabetes educator affiliated with Com- munity Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula. SENIOR LIVING DIRECTORY The North Shore’s longest running resource guide.

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