Lynn Lines up Behind Houston Administrator by Bridget Turcotte Mance to Help Draw Crowds Through Who Are No Stranger to the Cafe’S Stage ITEM STAFF the Doors

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2017 Swampscott Lynn lines up behind Houston administrator By Bridget Turcotte mance to help draw crowds through who are no stranger to the cafe’s stage ITEM STAFF the doors. to see if anyone was available to per- “We have a lot of people on our staff form on such short notice. Churchill LYNN — The Walnut Street Cafe is moving on who are musicians and poets and they sending a loud and clear message that said the response was incredible. it stands with the victims of Hurricane have been seeing what’s been in the “We haven’t worked out exactly who to Pentucket Harvey. news and they were upset,” said Alicia we will give the money to,” said Chur- The coffee house, which comes alive Churchill, who owns the cafe with her chill. “We’re looking to nd an organi- By Gayla Cawley at night with music, drinks, and an husband, Jim Chalmers. “One of our zation, a registered charity, that’s more ITEM STAFF open mic, will donate 10 percent of staff, a young poet, thought it would be speci c to Texas, but we’ll also be mak- Thursday’s pro ts to help the victims great if we could put something togeth- ing a donation to the Red Cross.” SWAMPSCOTT — After a decade as in Texas, and its regular musicians and er and came to us with the idea.” an administrator at Swampscott Public poets threw together a bene t perfor- The couple reached out to musicians LYNN, A7 Schools, Assistant Principal Frank Kow- alski is moving on to the same position at Pentucket Regional High School in West Newbury. Kowalski, 48, said Thursday was his last day at Swampscott High School — he starts his new position next Tuesday. He said it’s been an emotional time since he found out he got the job early last week. “It’s been tough,” Kowalski said of saying goodbye to Swampscott. “It’s been a very emotional rollercoaster this week.” Kowalski was hired in 2007 as the high school’s athletic director and dean of students and was appointed assistant principal in 2010. He served as interim principal from January to June 2016. Edward Rozmiarek, the former high school principal, resigned in December 2015, following explicit and inappropri- ate chat activity, as detailed in a report by Beverly Police. Robert Murphy was named principal of the high school last year, after serving in the same position at the middle school. Before coming to Swampscott, Kowalski spent three years as dean of students at Salem High School. He spent 10 years in Chelsea at the middle school level teaching English and history for nine years and spending a year as dean of students. Kowalski said part of the emotion has come from thinking about the amount of leaders he’s worked with during his time First-class effort in Nahant at the high school, and the amount of people who came and left during his tenure. ITEM STAFF REPORT He said the administrative turnover at part in regular morning meetings and Sixth-grader will apply social and emotional learn- Charles Schepens the high school was frustrating and that NAHANT — The Johnson School ing skills learned during games and holds the ag as people would take a job and when it got kicked off the new school year with a welcoming activities,” Andrews stated. dif cult, they would leave. Kowalski said ag-raising ceremony on Thursday custodian Ted School improvements undertaken he loves a challenge — administration is with Principal Kevin Andrews encour- Cronin ties it to during the summer included adding 24 hard but it’s about coming up with the aged by improvements and training the pole during best decisions for the kids. undertaken during summer vacation Chromebooks for classroom use. Andrews the start of the “For 10 years, I was the only stable thing by school employees. said third and fourth grade students will ag-raising the kids had,” Kowalski said. “I think “We are looking forward to continuing use computer programs to help them ceremony at that’s important. I didn’t desert the kids initiatives begun during the past school master computer keyboard skills. Johnson School when a lot of other people did.” year, as well as launching new ones,” he Summer vacation did not keep John- on Thursday. Kowalski said he moved to North An- said in an announcement posted on the son School teachers from mastering dover three years ago — convenience and school website. their skills. Five teachers received ITEM PHOTO | working close to home was a big factor in Kindergarteners and pre-school training in a program called Respon- SPENSER HASAK him leaving for his new position. Being students started school on Thursday sive Classroom. closer to home will allow him to work lon- with older students starting school on Responsive Classroom’s website ger hours and not be obstructed by travel- Wednesday. The school year gets into describes the program as an “evi- ing time, he said. high gear next week following the La- dence-based approach to elementary He said he has loved working in Swamp- bor Day holiday. and middle school teaching that focus- scott, but there’s more growth opportuni- “Students will start the year by dis- es on the strong link between academic ties for him where he’s headed — he loves cussing how they will like their class- success and social-emotional learning.” room to function, setting guidelines KOWALSKI, A7 and expectations. They will also take NAHANT, A7 Barry Election coming into to bang focus in Malden By Steve Freker being challenged by Candace L. July- gavel on FOR THE ITEM an and Jennifer Lynn McClain. In the Ward 3 School Committee race, which MALDEN — A busy municipal elec- is an open seat, three candidates are tion season kicks off on Tuesday, Sept. career vying to advance to the nal election, 19 with a preliminary election in three including Julianne Marie Orsino, Mek- of the city’s eight wards. By Thomas Grillo ka Alicia Smith and Jennifer M. Spada- ITEM STAFF Preliminary elections will be held in Ward 3, Ward 6 and Ward 8 on that day. fora. LYNN — Michael Barry, The nal election is set for Tuesday, In Ward 6, there are three candi- the city’s longstanding at- Nov. 7. dates for the open Ward 6 councilor torney, will call it quits next In Ward 3 there are preliminary post. Two candidates from the eld year. elections for both City Council and of Dave Camell, Joseph S. Gray and The 67-year-old city solic- School Committee. In both races there Jerry Leone will advance to the nal itor whose law career dates are three candidates and the top two election in November. Leone is the back to serving as assistant vote-getters will advance to the nal Ward 6 School Committeeman and is attorney general under for- election while the third-place nisher not running for reelection to seek the mer Massachusetts Attorney will be eliminated. council seat. General Frank Bellotti, has For Ward 3 councilor, incumbent John been at City Hall since the Matheson is seeking reelection and is MALDEN, A7 1980s. “I’m retiring now because I can,” he said with a laugh. “It’s a birthday and Valen- INSIDE tine’s Day gift to my wife In Lynn when I retire on February 14.” Let the festivities Barry said he and his wife begin: Greek Festival recently met with a nancial kicks off today. A3 planner. When they did the math, the couple learned the In Opinion time was right to retire. Angelakis at the Last year, he earned about forefront of mental $134,000 in total compensa- health safety. A4 tion, a gure he said is the max for nearly 37 years of In Sports ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK public service. Classical golf City Solicitor Michael Barry plans to retire has revamped BARRY, A3 early next year. roster. B1 ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK

OBITUARIES ...... A2 HOME ...... A5 SPORTS ...... B1-3 HIGH 69° VOL. 139, ISSUE 226 LYNN ...... A3 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 LOW 48° OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2017 OBITUARIES Malden is ready Claire E. Maguire, 85 Marilyn G. Pierro, 60 1932-2017 1956-2017 to run Monday LYNN — Claire E. women, and enjoying SAUGUS — Marilyn Grayce body, creating intense pain. In Maguire, age 85, of life. Her last months Pierro of Saugus, a writer and public she kept a busy sched- ITEM STAFF REPORT honors in both. Lynn, died Tuesday, were spent at the La- friend, died Aug. 29 in Boston ule, including traveling across Registration for the race Aug. 29, 2017. Born fayette Nursing Home after a long battle with cancer. the U.S. to trade shows to sell MALDEN — If you live at the site begins at 9 a.m. in Malden or Medford, La- on May 1, 1932, she in Marblehead where She was 60. her company’s medical books. and the races begin at 11 bor Day means a lot more was the daughter she received excel- She was born on Oct. 23, When Wiley eliminated her job a.m. Runners may regis- than just a day off or ip- of the late Leo and lent care by wonder- 1956, in Brockton, the young- after many years, she founded ter online at coolrunning. Agnes Maloney Ma- ful staff. est of three children to Joan her own successful copywrit- ping some burgers on the grill. com. guire. She attended Claire is survived Potenza and Anthony Pierro. ing business, Write Stuff. She For more than three Lynn schools and by her sister, Marilyn Her mother loved the movies was a caring friend to many, For hundreds of residents locally and many decades the race has re- was a graduate of Lynn En- Maguire Girard, her sister-in- and named her after the ac- always ready to talk as well tained its hometown feel glish High School. Claire was law Mary Maguire of South tresses Marilyn Monroe and as counsel those af icted by more around the region, Labor Day means the An- despite its growth to be- a lifelong resident of Lynn. Carolina, her nieces Susan Grace Kelly. the same disease. She spent come one of the marquee She began her working ca- Gardner Kozlowski, Catherine Marilyn grew up in Rockland many summers in Maine, but nual Irish American Road Race. running events of the reer at the West Lynn General Gardner McGrath, Marylou and lived in Massachusetts at the end of her life she want- greater Boston area. It Electric and then moved to the Primmer, Dianne Gardner Har- her entire life. She graduated ed to go to New York City to The 33rd running is on Monday, Labor Day, Sept. is not uncommon to see Wilmington GE as a computer bin, and Katie Maguire Heide, with honors from Boston Uni- see a Broadway musical. She whole families competing draftswoman until her retire- her nephews Michael Gardner, versity’s College of Commu- and her husband stayed at the 4. More than 300 runners in this event, as well as ment, culminating in a 40 year Michael Maguire, Paul Girard, nication, then known as the historic Knickerbocker Hotel, all told are expected to career. Andrew Girard and Brian Gi- School of Public Communi- in the heart of Times Square, compete in either the 5K representatives of mul- At one point while she was rard. Claire was predeceased cations, in 1978. She wanted where she could enjoy the or 10K races with seven tiple generations of the working, she took ying les- by her brother Leo R. Maguire to be a general assignment type of New York experience age categories with men same families, all running sons, obtained her license, of South Carolina, her sister reporter, chasing ambulances made famous in the movies. and women competing for on the same day. purchased a plane with a Evelyn Maguire Gardner, and and retrucks. Instead, she She is survived by her hus- friend, and enjoyed that ex- her nephew James Gardner. wound up in book publishing, band, aunts Josephine Poten- perience very much for a long Service information: Her rst at Little, Brown, later at za of Malden and Ann Potenza Former business time. She had many hobbies memorial visitation will a company bought by Wiley. of Carver, brothers-in-law Har- during her lifetime including be held on Saturday from She met her husband, Welton ry Polito and George Barker, all crafts: knitting, crocheting, 10:30-11 a.m. in St. Pius V Barker, in 1978. sister-in-law Marion Barker executive to head macramé, and painting. She Church, Lynn, followed by a She had a lively personality and many Potenza cousins. loved to sing and entertained memorial funeral Mass at and a thick South Shore ac- Service information: Rel- the family at all gatherings by 11 a.m. Burial will follow in cent. She loved the movies, atives and friends are invit- marijuana panel playing the piano and singing St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Lynn. The Who, the Boston Red Sox, ed to attend visiting hours along. She traveled, played Relatives and friends are and her family, which became in the BISBEE-PORCELLA By Bob Salsberg chief executive of Ex- beano, card games, crossword respectfully invited. In lieu very close-knit after her father Funeral Home, 549 Lincoln ASSOCIATED PRESS change Solutions Inc., a puzzles, and enjoyed time of owers, donations may be left, prompting her brother to Ave., Saugus, on Tuesday 4-8 marketing and advertis- spent with friends. made to Holy Angels, 6600 change his name legally to p.m. Funeral on Wednesday BOSTON — A former ing consultant. He is a As her life was nearing the Wilkinson Blvd., PO Box 710, T.H. Butch Holliday. Her moth- at 10 a.m. at Immaculate business executive who registered independent end, she spent three beautiful Belmont, NC 28012 or to er, her brother, and her sister Conception Church, 600 opposed the legalization voter. weeks at the Brookhouse for the Alzheimer’s Association, Joan Marie Pierro Polito, pre- Pleasant St., Malden (meet of recreational marijuana Women in Salem as a resi- 309 Waverley Oaks Road, deceased her. at the church). Private burial was tapped Thursday to The marijuana law re- dent; weeks she dearly loved. Waltham, MA 02452. Direc- She was diagnosed with at Lakeview Cemetery, Wey- head the Cannabis Con- quired Goldberg to select She enjoyed those weeks, be- tions and guestbook at www. cancer in 2001 and survived mouth. For directions and trol Commission, a new a chair with a background ing independent, living with solimine.com. for 16 years despite tumors condolences www.Bisbee- state agency responsible in business and nance. that spread throughout her Porcella.com. for regulating pot in Mas- “I am con dent that he sachusetts. will serve the Common- The appointment of wealth well and steer this Eleanor A. Puleo, 93 MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Steven Hoffman was an- brand-new industry in the nounced by state Treasur- right direction,” Goldberg, 1924–2017 er Deb Goldberg, who un- a Democrat, said of Hoff- Program offers Solange pledges proceeds SALEM — Miss El- of many nieces and der law was tasked with man. eanor A. Puleo, age nephews. She was a museum discounts to from Boston show selecting the person who The selection of two peo- 93, of Salem, died wonderful aunt who low-income families for Harvey relief would chair the ve-mem- ple who opposed Question on Wednesday, Aug. treated all her niec- ber commission. 4 as the rst members of 30 at a local nursing es and nephews like BOSTON (AP) — More BOSTON (AP) — Singer Hoffman, 64, is the sec- the regulatory panel has home after a brief ill- her own children. She than 100 cultural institu- Solange has announced ond person appointed to alarmed advocates for le- ness. will be greatly missed tions, including museums, that all proceeds from the panel that is supposed galized marijuana and the IN MEMORIAM to be up and running by Born in Wake eld by all who knew and theaters and aquariums, her showFRANK in Boston MCNEIL next cannabis industry. in 1924, she was the loved her. are now providing free monthON will YOUR be BIRTHDAY donated Friday. The only previ- Jim Borghesani, a daughter of the late Service informa- or steeply discounted for HurricaneSEPTEMBER Harvey 1, 1929 ously chosen member is spokesman for the group Calogero and Grace (Gan- tion: A visitation will be admission to low-income relief in her hometown of outgoing Democratic state Yes on 4, acknowledged gi) Puleo. Eleanor worked in held on Wednesday morn- families. Houston. Sen. Jennifer Flanagan, that Hoffman had “im- the former Lynn Hospital and ing, Sept. 6, from 9-10 a.m. The program, an- Solange said on Insta- who was named last week pressive credentials.” Benson Shoe. She was ac- in the CUFFE-McGINN Fu- nounced Wednesday, gram on Thursday that by Republican Gov. Char- “However, we are con- tive in tenants’ associations neral Home, 157 Maple St., allows people to take “I’m committed to partner- lie Baker and who also cerned that a second le- voted against the marijua- and in Senior Action. She was Lynn, followed by a funeral advantage of the reduced ing with organizations on galization opponent now na ballot question. also a volunteer for the Salva- Mass in St. Mary’s Church, rates by showing their the ground in Houston and sits on the Commission Attorney General Mau- tion Army and Beano and St. Lynn, at 10:30 a.m. Burial electronic bene t cards. making contributions to and we hope for balance Mary’s Church in Lynn, and in St. Joseph’s Cemetery. Some venues have uplift the city that raised ra Healey, a Democrat, was expected to make a in the remaining appoint- loved shopping. In lieu of owers, dona- already been offering the me with so much love.” ments,” he said. discounts, but the new The show at the Or- selection to the commis- Eleanor was the dear sister tions in her memory may A man never really dies while there The commission will be- program marks a large pheumare those Theater on earth who on love Sept. him. A sion by Friday, according of Salvatore Puleo and his be made to Perkins School gin its work Friday with- expansion. 28man is ispart never of really her gone “Orion’s as long to an aide. wife, Darlene of Aurora, CO for the Blind, Perkins Trust, as there are those who remember out staff or designated and the late Filipino and Gae- 175 North Beacon St, Wa- The participating orga- Rise” tour. Sun Ra Arkes- The nal two members him with fondness and as long as of ce space, and with a $2 tano “Tony” Puleo, and Tony’s tertown, MA 02472, or via nizations include the New trahis ismemory scheduled evokes a wistfulto open. smile. will be chosen by mutu- surviving wife, Marguerite of www.perkins.org. For online England Aquarium, the TicketsAll who have range loved from and have $35 been to al agreement of Baker, million budget for the cur- loved have earned a piece of Goldberg and Healey, as rent scal year that Bor- Lynn, the late Mary Bomba, guestbook and directions Boston Children’s Museum, $75.immortality. Always in our thoughts Rose Ryan and Yolanda Si- please visit www.cuffemc- and the Museum of Fine andSolange’s lovingly rememberedsister, Beyon- by his required under a bill ap- ghesani’s group contends gnor; and the cherished aunt ginn.com. Arts. A full list is available cé,wife has Lynn, also David, pledged Wendy, toBetty, proved by the Legislature will be far less than need- Don, Troy and Roman, last month that made ed to meet an ambitious on the state’s website. help relieffamily efforts. and friends. revisions in the voter-ap- timetable, which includes proved law that legalized licensing the rst retail IN MEMORIAM adult use of recreational marijuana establishments ANNE MARIE BEHEN ON HER BIRTHDAY marijuana. by mid-2018. 1962 ~ SEPTEMBER 1 ~ 2017 Hoffman, who was not Neither Hoffman nor Remembering you today available for an interview Flanagan has any direct and every day. Love, Mom, Joe, P.K., on Thursday, voted against experience with the can- Colleen, and Erin the November ballot ques- nabis industry. tion. A spokeswoman for Jesse Alderman, who Goldberg said she did not has represented prospec- IN MEMORIAM know Hoffman’s reasons tive marijuana businesses FRANK MCNEIL for opposing the measure. for the Boston law rm ON YOUR BIRTHDAY In a brief statement, SEPTEMBER 1, 1929 Foley Hoag, said the com- Hoffman, a Lincoln resi- mission should include dent who will serve a ve- at least one member who year term as chairman “understands the indus- and earn a $160,000 an- try,” having been either a nual salary, said he hoped to lead the commission regulator or operator in “thoughtfully and respon- a state like Colorado or sibly as we implement the Washington, where rec- legalization of recreation- reational marijuana has al marijuana in Massa- been legal for several chusetts.” years. A man never really dies while there Hoffman’s business ca- “I would like to see are those on earth who love him. A reer includes a 12-year someone who comes from man is never really gone as long as there are those who remember stint as a partner at Bain a position of experience, him with fondness and as long as and Co., a Boston-based speci cally in cannabis,” his memory evokes a wistful smile. management consulting said Alderman, adding, All who have loved and have been loved have earned a piece of rm. He most recently “There are very few people immortality. Always in our thoughts served as president and who t that pro le.” FUNERAL HOME & CREMATION SERVICE and lovingly remembered by his 798 Western Ave., Lynn, MA 01905 | 781-593-5520 wife Lynn, David, Wendy, Betty, Don, Troy and Roman, Lynn Drug Task Force family and friends. Get the e-edition Hotline Richard C. Nadworny Richard C. Nadworny Jr. Daniel P. 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Above, from left, Ellen Argiros of Marblehead, Elena Kirios of Lynn, Julie Stroum- bos of Lynn, Zhanna Karasak of Lynn, and Maria Williams of Swampscott layer filo dough with butter and custard to make galaktoboureko. Below, Theodore Paragios of Lynn sets up the bar for the festival.

ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK Dani Sleiman of Swampscott sets up Greek flags around St. George Greek Orthodox Church in Lynn for prepara- tion of the Greek Festival that kicks off today. Meat-processing GE volunteers company back in spruce up the EPA compliance public schools

BY ITEM STAFF failing to report sulfuric ITEM STAFF REPORT lied up even more hours in acid present in the facility. 2016. LYNN — Demakes En- To resolve the violations LYNN — General Elec- GE volunteers donated terprises, a meat-process- tric River Works volun- identified by the EPA, De- time and labor in 2012 and ing facility which uses am- teers donated their time makes Enterprises spent 2013 to carve out a library monia in its refrigeration, to help spruce up several about $300,000 on safety inside the Aborn School to has come into compliance Lynn public schools by upgrades and other mea- replace the small reading with federal environmen- sures to come into compli- performing a variety of tal laws after the U.S. En- tasks, including painting and book storage space set ance with the Clean Air up on the school’s stage. vironmental Protection Act and the federal Emer- and other projects. Agency (EPA) found the They also created storage gency Planning and Com- The community service company was operating space for school teachers. munity Right-to-Know Act. effort was held in conjunc- in violation of clean air River Works employees The company also signed tion with the first anni- and federal right-to-know outpace many of the other an agreement with the versary of GE’s moving its laws, and putting employ- GE aviation workers when EPA stating that it would corporate headquarters to ees and the public in dan- it comes to volunteering, pay a $132,183 penalty to Boston. ger, according to an agen- resolve the violations, EPA The international corpo- according to statistics pro- cy statement. officials said. ration with its significant vided by Gorham. Meanwhile, the Water- The violations were presence in West Lynn During previous volun- hill Street company is re- identified during a 2014 has a history of volunteer outings, GE employ- calling 32,228 pounds of EPA inspection, along teer service in the Lynn ees created a science lab- fully cooked chicken sau- schools. oratory in the Washington sage product due to mis- with information received by the agency after that. In 2015, an army of 1,612 School to help expand ef- branding and undeclared River Works volunteers forts to focus students on allergens, according to the Inspectors found numer- contributed 7,500 vol- mathematics, technology, U.S. Department of Agri- ous potentially dangerous unteer hours to projects science and engineering. culture’s Food Safety and conditions related to the COURTESY PHOTO across the city, according GE workers continue to Inspection Service. ammonia refrigeration sys- GE volunteer Mike Gostanian scrapes a class- to company spokesman stop by the school and The meat-processing, tem, including insufficient room door at Fallon School. Richard Gorham, and tal- work with students. cooking, packaging and emergency plans, insuffi- storage facility sells prod- cient labeling of ammonia ucts under the “Thin ‘n control valves and piping, Trim” and “Old Neighbor- lack of alarms and oth- Barry to bang gavel on career hood” labels. er safety equipment, and The recalled prod- failures to test/maintain/ uct, “Thin ‘n Trim Fully replace safety equipment, BARRY city is a lawsuit by the served it.” “I’m not kidding,” he Cooked Sausage Buffalo according to the EPA. From A1 state in 2005. The com- He praised his staff and said. “He did so much for Style,” contains milk, a Ammonia presents a monwealth sued the city said they made the job the city of Lynn it’s hard The vacancy is expect- known allergen, which is health hazard because it for $9 million over alleged easy. to name them all.” ed to ensure a spirited not declared on the prod- is corrosive to the skin, misuse of employment “They are some of the Still, Barry said if he had race for the job. City Hall uct label. The sausages eyes and lungs, and is training funds. But Suf- best lawyers in Lynn and to do it all over again, he sources say the city’s three folk Superior Court found were produced and pack- flammable at high concen- we have a great adminis- would be a history profes- trations — as a result of assistant city solicitors the city had acted appro- trative assistant,” he said. aged between Jan. 20 and sor at a college like Dart- the dangers, the ammonia may seek the job including priately. “And we all worked to- Aug. 10, 2017, according mouth, the Ivy League refrigeration industry has James Lamanna, George Barry said he is most gether and got lots of good to the U.S. Department of school in New Hampshire. Agriculture (USDA). developed standards and Markopoulos, and Richard proud of a case that cost stuff done.” “I always loved history The items were shipped guidelines for the design Vitali. the city just $250. During Mayor Judith Flanagan to retail locations in Con- and operation of ammonia But Lamanna said the a 2013 blizzard, a Depart- Kennedy commended Bar- and working in a great necticut, Maryland, Mas- refrigeration systems, ac- job should go to Marko- ment of Public Works plow ry’s decades of service. college town would be ide- sachusetts, New Jersey, cording to the EPA. poulos. accidentally demolished a “He well deserves his real,” he said. “Then I could New York, Ohio and Penn- The EPA said Demakes “George Markopoulos has homeowner’s fence on B tirement and I wish him wear those patches on the sylvania, the USDA said. failed to report sulfuric been a mentor of mine going Street. well,” she said. elbow of my suit coat.” According to the USDA, acid from lead batteries back to my college days,” he “The man had been Former Mayor Edward there have been no reports in 2013 when there were said. “I believe he’s the best paying taxes to the city “Chip” Clancy called him Thomas Grillo can be of adverse reactions to the more than 500 pounds of choice to be our next city so- of Lynn for 45 years,” he the greatest legal scholar reached at tgrillo@item- product, but anyone who sulfuric acid stored in the licitor.” said. “I went up there to of all time. live.com. has purchased the sausage facility. The company also The council will choose take a look and got him is urged not to consume it. underreported its inven- the new city solicitor next a check for the damages Thomas L. Demakes, tory of anhydrous ammo- year. three days later. Most cas- 22 Lincoln Ave. CEO of Demakes Enter- nia — Demakes reported Barry began his work in es like this can last up to Saugus Lynn as the lawyer for the four years, so getting this prises, declined comment. 3,000 pounds in 2013, but 781-233-2757 EPA officials said the the EPA stated there were Economic Development taken care of so quickly company violated a part at least 6,275 pounds of am- & Industrial Corp., the made me feel good. He de- of the Clean Air Act in its monia. city’s development bank. Demakes has since pro- In 1984, he was named as- mishandling of anhydrous LAW OFFICES OF vided information on how sistant city solicitor under LABOR DAY ammonia, and also violat- JAMES J. CARRIGAN ed the right-to-know law it addressed the condi- former Mayor Antonio J. by failing to report the tions and is now in com- Marino and was tapped as • Social Security Disability Monday, Sept. 4 pliance with both laws, the city’s chief lawyer six • Workers Compensation amount of ammonia used • Accidents in the facility, along with EPA officials said. years later under Mayor Albert DiVirgilio. 25 years located across from Lynn District Court Barry graduated from Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 Holy Cross in 1972 and 15 Johnson St. LOBSTER PIE CALL 24 HOURS A DAY later attended Suffolk 781-596-0100 Hotline Spanish menu available University Law School. JAMES J. CARRIGAN ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN $13.99 or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) Among the cases he ar- RONALD D. MALLOY All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. gued successfully for the www.jamescarriganlaw.com Callers may remain anonymous. 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E M. G D President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill Why hasn’t Tillerson resigned? B A. B Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg E C J. Edward M. Grant President Donald works for Cohn, who is sure allies in Asia that Director of Advertising T J Gordon R. Hall Trump’s top lieutenants one of the architects of the president didn’t really 110 Munroe St. News Editor Monica Connell Healey are going rogue again. Trump’s most important intend to start a war with P.O. Box 5 W J. K J. Patrick Norton Vice President, Finance Last weekend, his secre- economic initiative, the North Korea, and allies Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W Michael H. Shanahan tary of state, Rex Tillerson, tax cuts he’s hoping to in Europe that he wasn’t Customer Service Chief Operating O cer Chairman refused to say whether enact this fall. But it no going to abandon the U.S. P Trump’s statements about longer works for Tillerson, commitment to defend Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 violence in Charlottes- an honorable man whose NATO countries from Connecting Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 ville, Va., reflected Ameri- tenure at the State De- Russia. All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 partment isn’t turning out And that’s why Tiller- 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 can values. Trump’s chief well. He should seriously son’s most recent dissent Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 economic aide, Gary Cohn, Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 suggested that the presi- consider resigning, unless made his position worse. Brian C. ¡ayer, 1996-1999 dent was wrong to equate he prefers to wait until When Fox News host Classifi ed Advertising Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 classi [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 white supremacists with he’s fired. Chris Wallace asked him John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 “citizens standing up for The former ExxonMobil if other countries could Subscriptions equality,” and said the CEO was never fully in rely on the United States [email protected] administration “must do sync with Trump on basic defending its traditional Circulation better.” His secretary of principles of foreign policy. values, Tillerson said: “We [email protected] defense, Jim Mattis, told Trump’s version of “Amer- express America’s values Ext. 3 troops that because of in- ica First” considers every from the State Depart- ternal strife, the United treaty an encumbrance; ment.” Newsroom States has lost its global Tillerson wants to pre- “And the president’s val- [email protected] “power of inspiration.” He serve traditional alliances. ues?” Wallace asked. [email protected] EDITORIAL didn’t mention the presi- Trump withdrew the Unit- “The president speaks Ext. 4 dent, but he didn’t need to. ed States from the Par- for himself,” Tillerson said. Sports It’s hard to overstate how is agreement on climate “Are you separating [email protected] unusual this is. In most change; Tillerson thought yourself from that?” Wal- administrations, top advi- it would have been better lace asked, giving him a Ext. 5 Angelakis at sors may complain about to stay in. Trump wants to chance to clarify. Retail and Online the president they serve blow up the international “I’ve made my own com- Advertising — but only in private, nev- agreement limiting Iran’s ments as to our values,” [email protected] er in public. In the wake nuclear program; Tiller- Tillerson said. ADVERTISING the forefront of Charlottesville, some of son disagrees. The message to the for- Trump’s lieutenants felt a What more, Tillerson eign governments Tiller- Ernie Carpenter Jr. Swampscott School Superintendent Pamela Ange- need to express their an- seems to have been mar- son deals with is that he Director of Advertising lakis continues to stand at the forefront of her peers guish in the open, if only ginalized. and the president aren’t and Business Development, ext. 1355 [email protected] across Massachusetts with her commitment to prior- to preserve their self-re- He’s been left out of on the same wavelength; itizing student psychological safety. spect. meetings with visiting if anything, they’re drift- Michele Iannaco There was a time not too long ago in education Either that, or they’ve foreign leaders. He’s seen ing apart. By speaking his Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1315 when student mental health was a concern schools learned that the best way important diplomatic is- conscience, he has made [email protected] touched on only briefly. A troubled student would be to get a message to the sues — Israeli-Palestinian himself even less effective Jim McFadyen seen by a school psychologist but the responsibility Oval Office is to appear peace talks, China, Mexico than he was before. It’s Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 for addressing mental health needs fell on out-of- on Fox News or give an — put in the purview of unfair, but it’s true. [email protected] school specialists or care arranged by the student’s interview to the Financial the president’s son-in-law, Richard N. Haass, the Ralph Mitchell family. Times. Jared Kushner. When Til- president of the Council Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 During her tenure in Swampscott, Angelakis has This isn’t a team of ri- lerson spent a week in the on Foreign Relations and [email protected] brought mental health to the forefront in Swamp- vals; it’s a team of an- Middle East trying to de- a former aide to Secretary Patricia Whalen scott’s schools and joined the growing ranks of pro- guished dissidents. fuse the conflict between of State Colin L. Powell, Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 fessionals in a variety of fields committed to destig- It’s natural to look at Qatar and Saudi Arabia, recently suggested two [email protected] matizing mental health care. this picture and ask, if Trump undid the effort questions Cabinet mem- With a new academic year here, she has renewed they’re so unhappy, why with a tweet. bers should ask when they BUSINESS OFFICE her focus on student mental health, identifying it as don’t any of them resign? Tillerson hasn’t even find themselves at odds Beth Bresnahan “the No. 1 priority of our district strategy…” That is But that’s not how Wash- been allowed a free hand to with the president. Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1253 a bold and forward-thinking stance that should be ington works. No Cabinet run the State Department, First, are they making “a [email protected] replicated in school systems — public and private — member has quit over a even though he’s the for- meaningful difference” by Susan J. Conti across the state. matter of principle since mer CEO of a multination- staying? Second, are they Controller, ext. 1288 Angelakis played crucial roles last year in intro- Cyrus Vance, Jimmy Car- al company. White House “having to defend policies [email protected] ducing two school-based mental health programs. ter’s secretary of state, al- aides blocked a series of key they disagree with”? Ted Grant Swampscott Integrated for Transition (SWIFT) fo- most 40 years ago. appointments he wanted to For Tillerson, the mo- Publisher, ext. 1234 cuses on students returning to school after absences Most important, all make — and then blamed ment to confront those [email protected] because of serious mental health problems or med- those Cabinet members him, anonymously, for the questions has arrived. If Marian Kinney ical illness. A second program, Harbor, is a special have accepted the tradi- slow pace of nominations. Trump wants him to stay, ext. 1212 education program for students with emotional dis- tional Washington argu- As a result, the State De- the president had better [email protected] abilities. ment about serving a pres- partment is operating be- say so, loud and clear. If he Quoted in an Item story, Angelakis said the success ident you disagree with: low normal strength, with- Will Kraft doesn’t, Tillerson needs to Vice President / Finance, ext. 1296 of the programs is clear — in the 2015-16 school year, As long as you think you out full-fledged assistant go — not for his own peace [email protected] the high school documented 21 student hospitaliza- can do some good, you owe secretaries in charge of of mind, but for the sake of Jennifer Perez tions for mental health issues, and with SWIFT and it to the country to keep policy toward North Korea, American foreign policy. Harbor during the 2016-17 school year, that number your job. the Middle East or Afghan- ext. 1205 [email protected] was cut to 11. That logic still works for istan. Doyle McManus is a col- In addition, Angelakis said the number of the dis- Mattis, who appears to In practice, his most umnist for the Los Angeles Carolina Trujillo trict’s special education referrals got reduced from 22 have Trump’s confidence, important job has been Times. Readers may send Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 in 2015-16 to 11 in the 2016-17 school year. especially on questions to serve as a diplomatic him email at doyle.mcma- [email protected] “Data can’t be misconstrued,” Angelakis said. “The of war and peace. It even clean-up crew — to reas- [email protected]. Jim Wilson No. 1 benefit in these programs is that we keep our Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 students where they belong — in our schools and in [email protected] our district.” CIRCULATION Angelakis cited financial reasons benefiting town Lisa Mahmoud schools by addressing student health needs local- Manager, ext. 1239 ly. But she also grasps the emotional importance of [email protected] keeping troubled kids tightly connected to their community where family and friends can help them. Iso- CLASSIFIED lation, as Angelakis clearly understands, can make Abbe Young Smith problems worse. Manager, ext. 1276 Mental health problems can’t be neatly separated [email protected] from how well a student performs academically and NEWSROOM how they develop extracurricular interests and social skills. Modern adolescent life is packed with fam- Bill Brotherton ily demands, peer pressure, physical and emotional Features Editor ext. 1338 growth and the increasingly pervasive alternate [email protected] world of social media. Stir all of these ingredients Gayla Cawley into a pot and the mix can be volatile. Reporter, ext. 1236 By introducing mental health and emotional care [email protected] programs inside the Swampscott school district, An- Cheryl Charles gelakis is saying, “These are our challenges. Meeting Night Editor, ext. 1278 them must begin with us.” She is also ensuring, as [email protected] data gathered by the school district concludes, that Tori Faieta mental health programs oriented locally can encour- Copy Editor age and promote clear communication among stu- [email protected] dents, teachers, administrators, peers, parents and Thomas Grillo coaches. Reporter, ext. 1264 Mental illness and emotional trauma were once [email protected] dark secrets. Angelakis is setting an example for Spenser Hasak school leaders to shine a light on the secrets and give Photographer, ext. 1332 everyone a chance in Swampscott’s school communi- [email protected] ty to honestly and openly address student needs. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Thor Jourgensen Secretary of State Rex Tillerson speaks at the State Department in News Editor, ext. 1267 Washington. [email protected] Steve Krause READERS’ FORUM Sports Editor, ext. 1229 [email protected] Spruce-up especially in the main lob- rent elected officials why Katie Morrison by, and improved lighting, library maintenance needs Sports Reporter [email protected] time in Lynn new ceiling fans and a are not being addressed. complete renovation of the By contrast, City Hall is Owen O’Rourke To the Editor: Photographer, ext. 1224 Call this a tale of two circulation desk area. clean and well maintained [email protected] buildings: Lynn’s public The library also needs with good lighting, ceiling new carpeting, window fans and other amenities. Roberto Scalese library and City Hall. Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 The city of Lynn has shades, new paint and fur- The library in any com- [email protected] great employees. But some niture. The windows — in- munity is a true asset and side and out — could use a should be maintained as Anne Marie Tobin of its public buildings need Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 fixing up. thorough cleaning. such. It’s time for city of- [email protected] I give the interior of the I am told money is in an ficials to undertake a fall account from the sale of spruce-up of the library Bridget Turcotte library a “D-” rating. It Reporter, ext. 1269 looks like the interior of a the former branch libraries interior. [email protected] 1917-era railroad station. for maintenance purposes. John S. Norton Ryan York It needs new flooring, I would like to ask our cur- Lynn Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A5 HOME America’s stunning, berry beautiful Callicarpa americana

PHOTOS | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE Top right, the beautyberry is in the verbena family and produces exotic looking blooms that attract bees and other pollinators before giving way to dazzling berries. Bottom from left, the American beautyberry feeds over 40 species of birds including this mockingbird that just plucked a ripe fruit. This Issai beautyberry native to Japan, Korea and China is growing at the Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens with Chantilly Lace hydrangeas. By Norman Winter quickly followed by hundreds of glisten- torical items on a USDA Fact Sheet is wherever we have them, full sun, part TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE ing berries. that early 20th century farmers would sun, and understory to pine forest. Flow- The berries that catch our eye most crush the leaves and place them under ers and berries are produced on new All over the Southeast America’s most often are those with the richest pur- the harness of horses and mules to re- growth so pruning old wood in late win- beautiful berry is astounding those who ple, a color fit for royalty. Here at the pel mosquitoes. ter before the onset of spring growth come across it in the wild. Those who Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens, we The USDA Plant Fact Sheet states that simply gives you more of those luscious have incorporated it into their landscape, have those that are also pink and oth- studies conducted by the Agricultural berries for your birds. however, are in a state of celebration. ers that are white. The white selections Research Service have shown two com- This berry is the American beautyberry, In the garden, we use beautyberries are planted in the White Garden our lo- pounds-callicarpenal and intermedeol with showy Kaleidoscope abelias, in an- Callicarpa americana. cation of almost weekly weddings. are indeed responsible for the repellent. It is native in 14 states; from Missouri other area, they are paired with white According to the USDA, the berries This native shrub has so much going for blooming hydrangea paniculatas. In our to Tennessee and Virginia to Maryland are eaten by over 40 species of birds. My it. pine forest, the beauty berries are within and all states south from Texas to Flori- friend Fitz Clarke, an extraordinary nat- The American beautyberry is cold har- eye sight of Florida Sunshine anise (Illi- da it has the common name, French Mul- uralist and photographer, shared his re- dy from zones 6-9, and though may get berry. American beautyberry is an arch- cent photo showing a mockingbird with a eaten by a deer, it can come flourishing cium parviflorum) with its golden char- ing deciduous shrub that can reach 5 to 8 plump, purple berry in its mouth. Brown back. If you live north of zone 6, you may treuse foliage. feet in height. thrashers, American robins, and Eastern want to try Callicarpa dichotoma which American beautyberry does send up Many gardeners are surprised to find towhees are a few of the birds you may is native to Japan, China, and Korea and volunteers that are easy to dig up and re- it is in the verbena family. Like its other find devouring the fruit. is cold hardy to zone 5. We have several move or better yet, transplant to another shrubby relatives, it is a pollinator mag- While I am touting the beauty of the of the variety Issai, and they exhibit the area of the garden. I hope you will con- net when in bloom. You really have to pay fruit and the attraction of pollinators, same propensity for pollinators. They are sider incorporating this native in your attention though to notice the intricately the Native Americans used the roots, more compact reaching 3 to 4 feet with a garden or perhaps as a flowing container designed blooms as they tend to be hid- leaves, and branches for medicinal pur- 5-foot spread. plant. The bees, birds, and butterflies will den by leaves. Amazingly the blooms are poses. One of the more interesting his- It seems all of the beautyberries thrive be glad you did. Your September calendar of gardening chores

By Jessica Damiano hazel, red-twig dogwood, deciduous holly NEWSDAY and beautyberry for now. 19. Move vacationing houseplants into The tomatoes are slowing down, and the shade for a few days before rinsing off the annuals are putting on a final show, insects and bringing indoors. but we gardeners can’t wrap it up just yet. We need to harvest and transplant 20. Dig up small rosemary plants and to allow roots sufficient time to settle in place indoors near a sunny window for before frost, and weed, water and clear. fresh herbs throughout winter. It’s time to plant, too, for the fall as well 21. Happy Rosh Hashana! Enjoy your as next spring. Here’s a tip or chore for homegrown apples dipped in local honey. every day of the month to keep you on 22. It’s the first day of autumn: Cele- track during September. brate by making vegetable soup with the 1. If you need to reseed or renovate the last of summer’s bounty. lawn, this is prime time. 23. Harvest the last of the basil, pars- 2. Sow lettuce, arugula, mustard ley, cilantro and mint, and freeze or dry. greens, collards, kale, spinach, and Asian 24. When their tops flop over, dig up on- greens for a cool-weather harvest. ions, cure in the sun three to five days, 3. Plant unpeeled individual garlic then store indoors in a cool, dry spot. cloves, pointy ends up, 2 inches deep, 3 to 25. Wait to harvest pumpkins until 6 inches apart in full sun for next year’s they are a rich orange color. Leave sev- crop. eral inches of stem attached to prevent 4. Labor Day means it’s time for a final premature rotting. lawn feeding for established turf. Use a 26. Bring in the last of the tomatoes slow-release fertilizer for best results. when the first overnight frost is predict- 5. Can tomatoes, but only those that ed. Fry up sliced, green ones after dredg- are pristine; eat the blemished ones right PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE ing in beaten egg, seasoned flour and away. Gardeners can’t wrap it up just yet. It’s time to harvest and transplant corn meal. 6. Inspect evergreens for spider mites. to allow roots sufficient time to settle in before frost, and weed, water 27. Rake beds where fungal diseases If found, blast them off with a hose. Re- and clear. occurred this year, and dispose of leaves peat weekly through month’s end. and debris in the trash. 7. Pull weeds out by their roots before 28. It’s about time to dig up elephant they spread seeds. tomato plants so they can focus energy greens are turning brown and dropping, ears, gladiolus corms and cannas, and 8. Divide spring-blooming perennials, on ripening existing fruits, and remove don’t panic. It’s normal for this time of like Dutch iris and lily of the valley, now. lower leaves to allow sunlight to reach year. store for winter in some zones. Go to 9. Test soil and add lime, if necessary, them. 16. Hurry up and get your bulb orders newsday.com/gardening101 for detailed to raise the pH. It will work in the soil 13. Get new perennials into the ground in; suppliers may already be running out. instructions. over winter. now so their roots can settle in before 17. Keep watering trees and shrubs, 29. It’s time to plant new shrubs. Be 10. Harvest grapes. frost. especially new ones, until hard frost (ev- sure to water well. 11. Most peonies should be just fine if 14. Don’t prune spring-blooming shrubs ergreens should continue to get drinks 30. If crickets or other insects find their left alone, but if yours need dividing or or you’ll remove buds that would become even during winter, in the absence of rain way indoors, vacuum them up and dis- relocating, now is the time. next year’s flowers. or snow). card the bag. Avoid chemicals except in 12. Remove any remaining flowers from 15. If the innermost needles of ever- 18. Want winter interest? Plant witch cases of real infestation. A6 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2017 POLICE/FIRE Judge to rule whether frat All address information, particu- at 58 Cliff St.; at 11:29 a.m. Fulton St. larly arrests, reflect police records. In Thursday at 26 Sagamore St. A report of suspicious ac- the event of a perceived inaccuracy, tivity at 3:11 p.m. Thursday death case can proceed it is the sole responsibility of the con- MARBLEHEAD at 15 Leblanc Drive. A homeowner reported having concerned party to contact the relevant Arrests cerns about the house painter By Mark Scolforo police department and have the de- across the street, who was act- ASSOCIATED PRESS partment issue a notice of correction Evelio Mendez, 20, of 16 ing weird. Police reported the BELLEFONTE, Pa. — to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- Commercial St., Apt. 1, Lynn, painter was singing and had Members of a now-shut- ifications will not be made without was arrested and charged headphones in. tered Pennsylvania State express notice of change from the with unlicensed operation of University fraternity will arresting police department. a motor vehicle at 11:11 a.m. REVERE learn on Friday whether Wednesday. a district judge believes Allen J. Schiller, 69, of 4 Taft Arrests there is enough evidence LYNN St., was arrested and charged to send charges related with assault and battery on a Henry Joel Baez, 24, of Arrests police officer and resisting ar- 22 Massachusetts Ave., Apt. to the death of a pledge to rest at 8:13 p.m. Wednesday. 1, Lynn, was arrested and county court for trial. Jose Chilel Sandoval, 28, District Judge Allen Sin- of 451 Essex St., was arrest- charged with disorderly con- Assaults duct at 2:52 p.m. Wednesday. clair said after the sev- ed and charged with violation enth day of a preliminary of the open container law and Sean M. Pryor, 44, of 25 A report of an assault at Steeple St., was arrested on a hearing ended Thursday trespassing/park rule at 7:58 8:13 p.m. Wednesday at Aller- that he would render his p.m. Wednesday. warrant at 9:17 p.m. Wednes- ton Place and Gregory Street. day. decision Friday at 11 a.m. Jose Lopez, 41, of 97 Light A caller reported a group of Anass Rhim, 30, of 112 The ruling could result in St., was arrested on a courtesy drunk people were assaulting Southhampton St., Boston, dismissal of some or all of booking at 8:44 a.m. Thursday. him and tried to leave in a mo- was arrested on warrants at the hundreds of charges PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Nery Marroquin, 25, of 9 tor vehicle. Allen J. Schiller, 69, filed against Beta Theta 4:31 p.m. Wednesday. Michael Schiavone, a brother of Beta The- Cheever Place, was arrested was arrested. Pi and its members. ta Pi, arrives for the seventh day of prelimi- and charged with violation of The fraternity and 18 of Accidents nary hearings Thursday at the Centre County the open container law and Complaints its members were charged Courthouse in Bellefonte, Pa. trespassing/park rule at 8:44 A report of a motor vehicle after the Feb. 4 death p.m. Wednesday. A report of kids smoking pot hit and run accident at 10:48 of sophomore engineer- Jenaya Marshall, 25, of 15 at 3:47 p.m. Wednesday on a.m. Wednesday at Ocean 650 ing student Tim Piazza, series of falls. and evidence tampering, Silverleaf Way, Peabody, was Wyman Road. A caller reported Apartments on Ocean Ave- whose agonizing night in The 18 fraternity broth- but they don’t all face arrested and charged with op- that behind her house in the nue; at 9:33 p.m. Wednesday the fraternity house was ers face charges including the same charges. Two of eration of a motor vehicle with woods, there was a group of at D’amelio’s off the Boat on caught on security cam- involuntary manslaugh- the brothers waived the a suspended license, marked kids “smoking what appears to Revere Street; at 10:07 p.m. era, showing him clear- ter, aggravated assault, hearing, meaning only 16 lanes violation and speeding be pot.” She stated that it was Wednesday on Revere Street; ly in pain after drinking hazing, alcohol violations, brothers and the fraterni- at 11:16 p.m. Wednesday. a group of about eight teens. at 10:40 p.m. Wednesday at heavily and suffering a reckless endangerment ty were involved in it. Cory Nelson, of 121 Glen- A report of a disturbance at 7-Eleven on North Shore Road. dale St., Everett, was arrested 4:02 p.m. Wednesday on Phil- A report of a motor vehicle on warrant charges of shoplift- lips Street. accident at 1:39 p.m. Wednes- ing by asportation and break- A caller reported that a per- day at Mario’s on Brown Cir- Triple-digit heat hampers fight ing and entering for a misde- son may have been run over cle; at 6:09 p.m. Wednesday meanor at 5:31 a.m. Thursday. at 10:10 p.m. Wednesday at at Marshalls on VFW Parkway; against western US wildfires Juancarlos Novas, 27, of Litchman Terrace and Green at 7:07 p.m. Wednesday at 13 Houghton St., was arrest- Street. Multiple callers report- Northgate Shopping Center on ed and charged with opera- ed a person run over and pos- Squire Road. tion of a motor vehicle with a sible motor vehicle accident. suspended license and failure Police reported a person fell Assaults to stop/yield at 2:53 p.m. down at the corner of Litchman Wednesday. and Green, but a person was A report of an assault at Elizabeth Nwaoha, 29, of not run over. There appeared 11:34 a.m. Wednesday on 147 Timson St., was arrested to have been an accident with Prospect Avenue. and charged with unregistered three cars possibly involved. motor vehicle, operation of Police reported a car struck a Complaints a motor vehicle with a sus- tree and two parked cars. pended license, miscellaneous A report of shots fired at equipment violation and on Theft 9:14 a.m. Wednesday at warrant charges of operation Showcase Cinemas on Squire of a motor vehicle with a sus- A report of a stolen bike at Road. pended license, unregistered 8:49 p.m. Wednesday on An- A report of a disturbance at motor vehicle and uninsured derson Street. 10:02 a.m. Wednesday at Re- motor vehicle/trailer at 1:16 vere City Hall on Broadway; at p.m. Wednesday. MEDFORD 7:01 p.m. Wednesday at Mass General Hospital on Broadway; Accidents Accidents at 9:03 p.m. Wednesday on Yeamans Street; at 10:19 p.m. A report of a motor vehicle A report of a motor vehicle Wednesday on Stowers Street. accident at 1:24 p.m. Wednes- accident at 6:11 p.m. Wednes- day at Chestnut and Maple day at Tedeschi’s at 133 Main Overdose streets; at 3:30 p.m. Wednes- St.; at 11:03 p.m. Wednesday day at CVS at 200 South Com- at Hancock Street and Willis A report of a possible over- mon St.; at 4:22 p.m. Wednes- Avenue; at 7:50 a.m. Thursday dose at 5:16 a.m. Wednesday day at 585 Essex St.; at 5:27 on Salem Street; at 1:05 p.m. on South Avenue. p.m. Wednesday on Pierce Thursday at CVS at 590 Fells- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Vandalism Road; at 6:34 p.m. Wednesday way; at 3:11 p.m. Thursday on A Kings River Hotshot cuts down and removes limbs from trees along at 37 Cowdrey Ave. Mystic Valley Parkway. A report of motor vehicle van- Sandy Road near where the Railroad Fire continued to burn near Fish A report of a motor vehicle dalism at 12:29 p.m. Wednes- Camp, Calif. hit and run accident at 2:55 Complaints day on Bateman Avenue. p.m. Wednesday at 29 Chase By Scott Sonner southeastern Montana on vast majority get there by St.; at 8:50 p.m. Wednesday A report of a disturbance at 1:05 p.m. Thursday at 37 Al- SAUGUS ASSOCIATED PRESS Thursday, threatening 35 a state highway that was at 815 Summer St.; at 10:49 homes and structures and closed for several hours p.m. Wednesday at 270 Lynn- mont St.; at 1:35 p.m. Thurs- RENO, Nev. — Tri- day at 385 Mystic Ave. Arrests forcing the evacuation of because of the fire. field St. ple-digit heat across much an undetermined number “The traffic is moving, A report of a motor vehicle Richard Campbell was ar- of the U.S. West hampered of residents scattered in but you had a lot of con- accident with personal injury at Theft rested and charged with OUI crews battling scores of the area. gestion built up so it’s 12:31 a.m. Thursday at 1150 wildfires Thursday, in- A report of a larceny at 12:25 liquor and negligent operation The fire that started in very slow going,” Nevada Western Ave.; at 8:47 a.m. cluding one threatening p.m. Thursday at 51 Albion St. of a motor vehicle at 8:57 p.m. Custer National Forest Highway Patrol Trooper Thursday at 177 Euclid Ave. Wednesday. dozens of structures in about 35 miles northwest Dan Gordon said of State Todd M. Blake was arrest- Montana and another of Broadus on Wednesday Route 447. Assaults PEABODY ed on a warrant at 5:58 p.m. that temporarily shut burned at least 47 square The lightning-sparked down the main travel miles in a single day. An- fire has burned about 80 A report of an assault and Wednesday. Arrest route to the Burning Man other fire about 60 miles square miles and is about battery with a dangerous counterculture festival in south of the Canadian 40 miles south of the fes- weapon at 1:07 a.m. Thursday Michael McDonald, 53, of Accidents the Nevada desert. border, destroyed five cab- tival. Seven ranches were on Western Avenue. 498 Essex St., Apt. 82, Lynn, was arrested and charged with A report of a motor vehicle Thousands of people ins and five other struc- threatened, but there was accident at 5:46 p.m. Wednes- have been driven from Breaking and Entering assault and battery, threat to tures and threatened 130 no threat to the festival commit a crime and on war- day at Broadway and Main their homes amid hot more buildings Thursday and there were no reports A report of a breaking and rants at 5:29 p.m. Wednesday. Street; at 7:12 p.m. Wednes- weather in Oregon, Mon- in the mountains south of of injuries. entering at 2 p.m. Wednesday day at Dunkin’ Donuts at 1204 tana and California, where Havre. “It’s not close to Burn- at 427 Chatham St. Accidents Broadway. a blaze burned 10 homes In Nevada, more than ing Man at this time,” A report of a motor vehicle A report of a motor vehicle and threatened 500 more 70,000 people were ex- Interagency Fire spokes- breaking and entering at 8:21 A report of a motor vehi- accident with personal injury near a hard-hit commu- pected at the Burning man John Gaffney said. a.m. Thursday at 49 Munroe St. cle accident at 3:24 p.m. at 12:33 a.m. Thursday at Fox nity and another kept a Man art and music cel- “There’s a considerable Wednesday at Walgreens at Hill Bridge on Salem Turnpike. popular road to Yosemite ebration in the Black distance between the fire Complaints 229 Andover St.; at 3:32 p.m. Lynn Police reported a sin- National Park closed. Rock Desert by the time and the festival. At this Wednesday at 18 Margin St. gle-car accident with possible A wind-driven wildfire it culminates Saturday point, the goal is to keep A report of a disturbance at One person was taken to Sa- ejection into a barrier. Lynn Po- ripped through parched night with the burning of the road open as much as 12:13 p.m. Wednesday at 21 lem Hospital; at 4:54 p.m. lice handled the accident as it forest and grasslands in a towering effigy, and the we can.” Raddin Grove Ave.; at 1:47 Wednesday at 596 Lowell St. was prior to the bridge on the p.m. Wednesday at 156 Broad and 2 Johnson St.; at 5:06 Lynn side. MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS St.; at 2:43 p.m. Wednesday p.m. Wednesday at Stop & at 411 Broad St.; at 3:03 p.m. Shop at 19 Howley St.; at 6 Complaints Wednesday at Discount Furni- p.m. Wednesday at 82 Andover Woman convicted in suicide caused Roy’s death when on Thursday released A report of a disturbance at ture at 730 Lynnway; at 5:10 St. and 2 Violet Road; at 7:43 she told him to “get back the findings of an inves- 5:06 p.m. Wednesday on Main text case intends to appeal p.m. Wednesday at 44 Arling- a.m. Thursday at 225 Andover in” his truck as it was fill- tigation into the October Street. A caller reported several ton St.; at 8:24 p.m. Wednes- St. and 2 Sylvan St. TAUNTON (AP) — A ing with carbon monoxide shooting of Terrence Cole- youths riding bikes across the day at Shaw’s Supermarket at young Massachusetts in Fairhaven. man in the South End. traffic intersection; at 5:31 43 State St.; at 10:54 p.m. woman who as a teenager Carter’s lawyers pre- Coleman died after being Breaking and Entering p.m. Wednesday at 71 Bristow Wednesday at 1 Quincy Ter- sent her boyfriend text viously said they would shot twice in the abdomen St. A caller reported property race; at 10:05 a.m. Thursday A report of a motor vehicle messages urging him to appeal by arguing she did by Officer Garrett Boyle. damage to a window due to at 184 Walnut St. breaking and entering at 9:45 kill himself before he did not break any law and Conley said Boyle’s use children playing. The children of deadly force was a law- a.m. Thursday at 6 Stevens St. so has filed notice she her text messages to Roy were told not to play ball in ful exercise of self-defense Two passports, a black jacket intends to appeal her con- were free speech protect- Overdose that area. and defense of others, be- and a pair of Ray Ban sun- viction and jail sentence. ed by the First Amend- cause the lives of officers A report of an overdose at glasses were stolen from an Michelle Carter’s at- ment. 1:32 a.m. Thursday on Parker unlocked vehicle; at 2:15 p.m. SWAMPSCOTT and emergency medical torneys filed the notice technicians were in dan- Avenue; at 11:09 a.m. Thurs- Thursday at 44 Tremont St. Tak- Wednesday in Juvenile Prosecutor: Boston officer day on Washington Street. en from the vehicle was $12. Accidents ger as Coleman swung a Court in Taunton. justified in fatal shooting 5-inch-long kitchen knife Theft Complaints A report of a motor vehicle Carter was convicted at them. accident at 9:44 a.m. Wednes- in June of involuntary BOSTON (AP) — A The Boston-based Law- A report of a larceny at 12:09 A report of a disturbance at day at Petco at 419 Paradise manslaughter in the 2014 Massachusetts prosecutor yers’ Committee for Civil p.m. Wednesday at 95 Pleas- 5:29 p.m. Wednesday at Tan- Road. death of 18-year-old Con- has ruled that a Boston Rights and Economic Jus- ant St.; at 1:13 p.m. Wednes- nery Apartments at 50 Warren A report of a motor vehicle rad Roy III and later was police officer was justified tice said Thursday that day at 100 Willow St.; at 1:22 St.; at 5:42 p.m. Wednesday hit and run accident at 3:28 sentenced to 15 months in in fatally shooting a men- Coleman did not need to p.m. Wednesday at 11 Grover at In the Cut at 5 Andover St.; p.m. Wednesday at 90 Hum- jail. Carter was 17 when tally ill man last year. die and police need better St.; at 5:37 p.m. Wednesday at 9:40 p.m. Wednesday at 12 phrey St. Roy died and is 20 now. Suffolk County District training on how to deal A judge said Carter Attorney Daniel Conley with mentally ill people. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Election is coming into focus in Malden MALDEN two vote getters will ad- From A1 vance to the final election. There are contested rac- Ward 8’s preliminary es in a number of the oth- election is set for the coun- er ward School Committee cil seat held by incumbent and City Council seats as Jadeane Sica. Sica is seek- well as some uncontested ing reelection and is being seats. All will be decided challenged by Peter Anasta- in the final election in No- sia and Richard J. Correale vember. Sr. Correale is a former The polls will be open in Ward 8 city councilor and all eight of the city’s wards is seeking a return. The top from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.

ITEM PHOTOS | OWEN O’ROURKE Bill Dwyer, above, and Kirsten Manville, below, were among the artists to perform on stage at the Walnut Street Cafe in a benefit show for the Hurricane Harvey victims on Thursday. Lynn lines up behind Houston LYNN the donor’s mobile bill or From A1 deducted from the prepaid balance. The impromptu concert “The devastation caused at the cafe was just one by Hurricane Harvey in example of Harvey relief the Gulf region and the efforts underway in Lynn. countless acts of kindness On the city’s website, and selflessness that have Mayor Judith Flanagan happened in response ITEM FILE PHOTO Kennedy recommended have touched the hearts of several ways to make fi- people across the country,” After a decade as an administrator at Swamp- nancial contributions to Jack Williams, Walmart’s scott Public Schools, Assistant Principal help the victims of Hur- regional general manager Frank Kowalski is moving on to the same po- ricane Harvey from a cell in Massachusetts, said in sition at Pentucket Regional High School in phone. a statement. “Customers West Newbury. A $10 donation can who want to join us in be made to The Ameri- providing support can do can Red Cross by texting so by contributing at the Swampscott administrator “Harvey” to 90999. Dona- cash register, online, or by tions can also be made by text and we’ll make their moving on to Pentucket calling 1-800-REDCROSS contribution more impact- or visiting Redcross.org. ful by matching it.” KOWALSKI I really look forward to Donations can be made For every $1 donated, From A1 working with those guys.” to the Salvation Army by Walmart will contribute Kowalski will be missed being a vice principal, but texting “STORM” to 51555, $2 worth of cash or, at in Swampscott. would like to step up into calling 1-800-SAL-ARMY, Walmart’s option, needed “Mr. Kowalski has been a principal role someday. or visiting SalvationArmy. product to the American a valued member of the The move also allows org. Red Cross, up to $10 mil- leadership team, and an him more of an opportu- To donate to United Way lion. The campaign will asset to Swampscott High nity to spend time with of Greater Houston, which run through Sept. 6. School,” said Superinten- his family — he has been has raised more than Walmart and the dent Pamela Angelakis married to his wife, Su- $16 million for victims of Walmart Foundation have in an email. “He brought san, for 11 years and they the hurricane, text “UW- committed up to $20 mil- a dogged work ethic and have two small children. FLOOD” to 41444 or visit lion in support of relief infectious enthusiasm to He said one of the best Unitedwayhouston.org/ efforts in response to the every role he filled. We are things that he got out of flood. severe weather affecting grateful for his service to his time with Swampscott As part of a customer the Gulf region. Swampscott Schools and Public Schools was the ex- campaign with the Amer- This includes $10 mil- students and wish him the perience. Kowalski said ican Red Cross to assist lion focused on support best in his new position.” with Hurricane Harvey he learned a lot, which Angelakis said the as- of American Red Cross is going to benefit him at Relief, Walmart stores, shelters and $2 million in sistant principal position including the one on the Pentucket. has been posted internal- support of the Hurricane Kowalski said what he is Lynnway, is matching cus- Harvey Relief Fund at the ly at this point. Lytania tomer donations two to going to miss most about Mackey also serves as Greater Houston Commu- Swampscott is the pas- one with cash and product nity Foundation. assistant principal at the donations of up to $10 mil- at checkout registers in the option to donate $10 sion in town and the kids, high school. lion. Walmart stores and Sam’s through their wireless car- Bridget Turcotte can be including how hard they Jeffrey Mulqueen, su- Massachusetts custom- Clubs, on Walmart.com, rier by texting WALMART reached at bturcotte@item- work. He said he will also perintendent of Pentucket ers can donate any amount and Samsclub.com. to 90999. A one-time $10 live.com. Follow her on miss the friendships he Regional School District, to the American Red Cross Customers also have donation will be added to Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. has made. He has enjoyed cited Kowalski’s experi- working for Murphy and ence as an administrator wanted to thank him for and former teacher as rea- First-class all of the work he did last sons for hiring him. year. “Mr. Kowalski is cited Despite how emotional it for his success with school effort in has been to leave Swamp- safety procedures, visibili- scott, Kowalski said he’s ty in the community, and Nahant excited to start his new supporting the delivery of job. services to students with “At the end of the day, NAHANT exceptionalities,” Mul- as hard as (Thursday) is queen said in a statement. From A1 going to be for me, I’m really excited about moving Gayla Cawley can be The site goes on to draw over to Pentucket. It’s an reached at gcawley@item- close comparisons be- amazing school … They live.com. Follow her on tween Responsive Class- have great stability and Twitter @GaylaCawley. room learning approach- es and “higher academic achievement in math and reading, improved school climate, and higher-qual- Need to find ity instruction.” “With this completed, an article? all of our classroom teachers are fully trained and prepared for implementa- Subscribe to tion,” Andrews stated. The school website also e-edition on announced the intro- duction of a new school food-services program provided by Sidekim. The Lynn company will cook fresh school lunches Selling a house? every school day. School Buying a house? families will order lunches for the following week Find out what properties by Wednesday. An order form will be used to col- recently sold in your area. lect the order informa- Check out tion and provide a digital menu to view. Payment the Real Estate page will continue to be sent in in Saturday’s paper. with students, while online payment options are explored. The Johnson School hosts an open house on ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Wednesday, Sept. 6 to in- troduce classroom teach- The American flag flies above the Johnson School in Nahant after the ers and other school em- flag-raising ceremony which celebrated the start of the school year on ployees. Thursday. A8 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2017 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE Johnny Depp’s Kentucky horse farm to be auctioned

(TNS) — Actor Johnny PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Depp’s Fayette County, Ky., horse farm on Versailles Road Did ‘Thelma & Louise’ will be sold at auction Sept. 15. The property had been listed move the needle for for $2.9 million. The 41-acre property includes female-led films? a 6,000-square-foot brick house NEW YORK (AP) — When with seven bedrooms, a four-car FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Geena Davis and Susan Sa- garage, a guesthouse and three randon clasped hands, stepped barns. The property is set up for After his death, on the gas and flew over the a small horse operation, accord- Notorious B.I.G.’s mom canyon ridge in that memorable ing to the description on the ending to “Thelma & Louise,” property listing. becomes his No.1 fan many in Hollywood believed It also includes a first-floor they were launching more than master bedroom, a home office, NEW YORK (AP) — During the late 1990s that turquoise Thunderbird. a central vacuum system and when the Notorious B.I.G. emerged as rap’s double ovens, and all the win- It was 1991, and the expecta- top performer, detailing street life in Brooklyn tion — or at least the hope — dow treatments are included in on songs and albums that dominated the pop the price. was that they were also launch- charts, his mother didn’t think much of his mu- ing a new era for women in The description also makes sic, which she used to call “noise.” clear why the property is so movies, an era in which it would Now, she can’t live without that noise. be easier to get films made with valuable, aside from its nu- Voletta Wallace says after her son died in merous amenities: It’s next to meaty female lead roles, and in 1997, she connected with his music and fell in which female filmmakers would Westmoreland subdivision, so love with Christopher Wallace, the artist. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS find it easier to get work. the property comes with some “I remembered my son said, ‘Don’t listen to my It didn’t happen, says Thelma possibilities for residential de- music.’ And I never listened to his music. I heard Voletta Wallace, left, with Faith Evans. herself. velopment. it on the radio and it sounded good, because it “It hasn’t changed at all,” says The buyer would have to file was clean. But I said, ‘You know what, I have to. album, “Life After Death,” was released two Davis, who in the intervening for a zone change and gauge I have to listen to that music.’ And that’s what I weeks after his death, and sold more than 10 quarter-century has become an the feelings of Westmoreland did,” Wallace said in a recent interview with The million units. It launched multiple hits, includ- residents before moving forward activist for diversity in Holly- Associated Press. ing the No.1 successes “Mo Money Mo Problems” with residential development, wood, focusing especially on “I cried so much that day just listening to the and “Hypnotize.” Denton said. gender bias. “We never seem to music. I remember I sat, I stood. I rested my “People really genuinely loved B.I.G., you know. The farm was initially listed get any momentum going.” head on the stereo and I just cried like a baby. Outside of the fact that he was just such an at $3.4 million, then dropped In fact, she says, things actu- And that was therapy for me. And I said, ‘Oh my incredible artist and just a genius to be able to to $2.9 million, according to God — that was a talented young man to put ally haven’t gotten better since do, you know, what he did, he was just a great Rector-Hayden Realtor Gary those words together.’ He had a beautiful voice. I the 1940s. “Our research shows person,” said R&B singer and B.I.G.’s widow, Denton. There had been three love his voice.” the ratio of male to female char- Faith Evans, sitting next to Wallace. offers on the property, but none Wallace details the love for the Notorious acters in film has not changed “(It) seems like the fans love him like we do — ended in a sale, Denton said. B.I.G. as both his mother and No. 1 fan in the since 1946,” Davis said in an Jim Halfhill of the Halfhill new, three-hour documentary, “Biggie: The Life and we know they didn’t know him that way — but interview, referring to studies Auction Group will conduct the of Notorious B.I.G.” It debuts Monday at 8 p.m. I think this film really kind of gives them a chance by the nonprofit research group auction, to be held at 11 a.m. EDT on A&E. to somewhat know him in that way,” added Evans, she launched, the Geena Davis Sept. 15 on the farm at 5493 In the film, directed by Emmy nominee Mark also an executive producer of the documentary. Institute on Gender in Media. Versailles Road. Ford, rap acts such as Jay-Z and Nas discuss “Every time I watch it I tear up.” So what about “Wonder It is not an absolute auction, B.I.G.’s impact on hip-hop culture, and Wallace “Biggie” offers a more human side to the man Woman,” the mega-hit that has meaning there is a reserve price, said watching those performers speak passion- who is arguably rap’s most powerful voice, shattered glass ceilings, turned the bottom price the seller will ately about her son helped her understand his shedding light on his personality and how he Gal Gadot into a superstar and accept. The reserve price hasn’t importance in music, and made her a true fan of acted away from the music. Wallace said she earned the top global haul for been revealed. rap music. even learned more about her son after complet- a live-action film directed by a The farm was listed for sale in “(I) appreciate these other artists out there, ing the film: “I found out things about my son in woman? Davis remains skep- December. The “Pirates of the too — because believe me, they were just people this documentary that I never knew. So, it was a tical. “Look, there was ‘Hunger Caribbean” actor, listed as “John making noises. But now they have a story,” said healing process for me.” Games,’ there was ‘Frozen,’ even C. Depp,” bought the property for Wallace, an executive producer of the film. The film also includes interviews with Sean ‘Star Wars’ with a female lead... $950,000 in 1995 and sold it for B.I.G. was shot to death at age 24. His 1994 de- “Diddy” Combs, Lil Cease and members of rap and now ‘Wonder Woman.’ You $1 million in 2001, only to buy it but album for Bad Boy Records, “Ready to Die,” group Junior Mafia. Lil Kim, B.I.G.’s former men- figure, ‘We’re done!’” she says. back through a trust in 2005 for sold more than 4 million albums and included tee and lover, was not part of the film, but Evans “But we have to wait for the $2 million. the hits “Big Poppa” and “Juicy.” His sophomore said they couldn’t fit in every one. data. It’s been a quarter-century since ‘Thelma & Louise’ and nothing’s changed. I know it Like Destiny’s Child, WILL change, but to say this is Fifth Harmony bounces the exact moment — well, you’ll have to prove it to me.” back after drama Also in the skeptical camp: screenwriter Callie Khouri. LOS ANGELES (AP) — It’s been a year of Her tale of that fateful journey transition for Fifth Harmony: The pop stars from Arkansas to the Grand parted ways with member Camila Cabello, Canyon by Thelma, a timid switched management teams, negotiated housewife with a chauvinist a new contract with their label and won husband, and Louise, a hard-bit- greater creative control of their brand. ten waitress with a painful se- Luckily the newly-minted quartet, who cret, was Khouri’s debut screen- released their third album last week, had play. And she won the Oscar the fairy godmother of girl groups to guide — the first solo screenwriting them through the tumultuous times: Desti- Oscar awarded to a woman for ny’s Child alum Kelly Rowland. an original work in 60 years. “We were advised by THE Kelly Row- land,” Dinah Jane, 20, said with rever- ence. “She just told us to, like, let the music PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS speak for itself ... and just know your SEND US YOUR worth, believe in yourself and just be there Fifth Harmony said they looked to the “It’s been us. It will be us,” echoed Kordei. for each other. So we’ve definitely honed “Bootylicious” hitmakers when deciding to The group doubled down on that decision STUFF into that. And for her to advise that, like, fill the spot left by Cabello, who exited in during Sunday’s MTV Video Music Awards, that says a lot because, you know, she’s December to pursue a solo career. where a stand-in fifth member was quickly WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! gone through the same things.” “And she said that she was really proud “We kept referencing that while we tossed from the stage as they began to per- TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, of us,” beamed Normani Kordei, 21. were in the moments of that whole thing form. The dance-heavy performance, which PLEASE EMAIL LOOK@ITEMLIVE. Destiny’s Child went through similar happening. ... Like people, teams or what- came two days after the release of their COM OR MAIL YOUR SUBMIS- changes before settling on the final and ever, suggesting, ‘Oh maybe we get a fifth new album, was well-received and boosted most famous formation, the trio of Row- member?’” Lauren Jauregui, 21, recalled. sales of the single “Down.” The girls also SION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, land, Beyonce Knowles and Michelle “Like no, dude. If we’re going to do this, it’s won best pop video for the song’s video, LYNN, MA 01903. Williams. the four of us. Period.” which features rapper Gucci Mane. WEATHER LOTTERY

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This year, Swampscott is back with another year of experience under the belts of the two captains and the large junior class, and ready to make some noise in the Northeastern Con- ference. Head coach Jamie Spano says that Faulk- ner and Freddo are stepping up in a big way with a whole year of captain experience in the books. “They’re de nitely a lot more comfortable,” Spano said. “With such a big junior class, they’re de nitely doing a good job keeping everyone on the same page and motivating them.” That junior class has mostly been playing ITEM FILE PHOTO together since they were on the JV squad in eighth grade. Spending that time on the same The Swampscott boys soccer team graduat- eld is a big strength for Swampscott. ed a talented class after last season, but have “They’ve all been playing together for four some key players, like striker Dan Johnson, years now,” Spano said, “and they all know returning to the fold. where everybody else is on the eld and they’re using their communication, which is ITEM FILE PHOTO a huge focus for us this season.” Classical golf head coach Jack Morrison is looking to Some key returners for the Big Blue are Travis Ryan to step up and take over the No. 1 spot Big Blue Mary Miles, Sarah Ryan and Jillian Flanders after losing six seniors to graduation. in net. The defense will drive Swampscott’s game. soccer bursting “It’s de nitely our strength,” Spano said. SWAMPSCOTT, B2 Classical golf has with speed a revamped By Harold Rivera ITEM STAFF SWAMPSCOTT — After a run in the Division 3 roster in 2017 North state tournament last year, the Swampscott boys soccer team has returned this season with high By Mike Alongi hopes. The Big Blue feel as though last season’s team FOR THE ITEM laid a solid foundation for 2017. And with a new coach LYNN — The Lynn Classical golf team just missed the .500 in Mike Amaral, Swampscott’s excited to get the sea- mark with a 7-9 record last season, and to make matters worse, son started. the Rams graduated six signi cant players this past summer. The new coaching gig is Amaral’s rst at the high But now, with a new group of leaders ready to step in, Classical’s school level, but he has experience in club and men’s looking to keep the momentum moving forward. levels. Amaral was named Swampscott’s new coach “It’s obviously very tough when you lose that many players, in mid-July and has been excited to start the season especially our entire top line of players,” said Classical coach ever since. Jack Morrison, now in his 10th season at the helm. “But we’ve “I’m stoked,” Amaral, who teaches physical educa- got a group of kids that we think will step up and lead the way, tion at Clark Elementary, said. “I’m excited. I’ve been then the rest of the roster is kind of a wait-and-see approach.” out of soccer for a year and this is what I love. It’s my The group of players Morrison thinks will step up is led by passion. This is what I did for a living before I became senior Travis Ryan, who’s primed to be this season’s No. 1 player a teacher.” for the Rams. Ryan, who’ll be entering his fourth year on the Swampscott began its preseason practices a week varsity squad and saw signi cant playing time last season, will and a half ago and Amaral likes the early impression be a team captain along with fellow senior Sean Devin. Seniors he’s received from the team. Brendan Lannon and Brett Bucklin round out the new group of “Our team’s coming together,” Amaral said. “We’re leaders for Classical. working on becoming a uni ed group. We have a lot “Not only have these guys played on the team for the past cou- of new players this year. Last season, they had a lot ple of years, but they’re really good athletes,” said Morrison. “I of players who graduated. They’re hard working, they mean, all four of those guys play either baseball, hockey or both, love the game, they have a passion and a re. They so that tells you all you need to know about their athletic abil- want to win and represent the school and the commu- ities.” nity to the best of their ability.” The group has some fairly large shoes to ll, as three of the Key returners for the Big Blue this season include Rams’ top players from last season — Steve Patrie, Mike Tara- seniors Dan Johnson, a striker, Thomas O’Keefe, de- suik and Jake Higgenbottom — all graduated in June. fender, and mid elders Spencer Perkins and Liad Za- “It’ll be tough to ll the hole those guys left for sure, they were frani. great players,” Morrison said. “But I think we certainly have the In net, the Big Blue will lean on goaltender Ted Pit- talent around us to be up to the task.” man. ITEM FILE PHOTO Morrison knows that having a good group of athletes will cer- “I’m con dent that this group I have will make Sydney Faulkner, pictured, and Mi- tainly help, but the real challenge for this season will be nding Swampscott proud,” Amaral said. “They’ve been chaela Freddo are entering their sec- quality players to round out the team. He is fortunate, though, playing together for a few years now. I’m the new ond year as captains of the Big Blue that he has a big group of players to choose from. BIG BLUE, B2 eld hockey team. CLASSICAL, B2

After a tough season in 2016, Saugus boys soccer looks the Saugus boys soccer team is to build on progress looking to make strides under By Harold Rivera I’m really happy. We’re working the second-year coach ITEM STAFF ball well, keeping possession, nding Larry Bolduc. the open guys and making the right Among the players SAUGUS — Perhaps no local high decisions on the eld.” returning to the school boys soccer team had a tough- Although the Sachems didn’t win team is Angelo An- er time in the 2016 season than the many games last season, the team drade, who will be Saugus Sachems. made vast improvements towards a captain for the Under rst-year head coach Larry the latter portion of the schedule. second straight Bolduc, a former Sachem soccer play- Blowout games became closer match- season. er himself, Saugus saw more lows es and opposing teams didn’t take than highs last fall. It didn’t help Saugus lightly towards the end of the ITEM FILE PHOTO Saugus’ cause that the team was season. thrown into a tough Northeastern “In terms of progressing, we made Conference that included state tour- strides towards the end of the year,” nament mainstays in Danvers, Mar- Bolduc said. “We had better results blehead, Revere and Swampscott. in games. We were more cohesive to- Now playing an independent sched- wards the end of the year. Right from ule, no longer a member of the NEC, where we are now, I can already tell Saugus can turn the page on 2016 we’re a lot more cohesive. and start 2017 with optimism. “We were playing more team ori- “We’re doing really well,” Bolduc ented,” Bolduc added. “We were nd- said of his team’s performance in the ing the open man and passing the preseason. “When we scrimmaged ball. Opportunities became more Matignon last week, I was happy prevalent towards the second half of with the results. We lost but that was the year.” the most offense I’ve seen from the team. We shot the ball right away. SAUGUS, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2017 Saugus soccer looks to build on progress SAUGUS this year. Keeping pos- From B1 session of the ball will be important. Last year we Key returners for the were defense-oriented. Sachems this fall include This year our defense will senior center-back Angelo lead to offense. Most of our Andrade, junior midfield- returners are offensive er Juan Lopez and junior players. We’re looking to forwards Gaspar Jean and score goals and get shots Ryan Pugh. Andrade will up on net all the time.” serve as team captain. “We didn’t have any of- Also among the players fense at all and it was to watch for is a group of tough to deal with,” underclassmen in soph- Bolduc added. “We had a omore center-back Guill- lot of mental lapses last erme Vaz and freshmen year. We played a lot of midfielders Vincent Col- tough teams. The games luccio and Juan Oliviera. we’re playing this year, as Senior Andrew Witkows- an independent team, will ki will serve as the team’s help us gain confidence goalie. and rebuild. Last year was “I’m very confident in my tough, trying to focus ev- returners,” Bolduc said. erything on defense. We’re “They came in and have trying to build on that had great practices. They while making sure our overcame some obstacles offense is working at 100 from last season and that percent.” has paid off because they’re With a full season of ex- practicing well. Angelo, es- perience in coaching the pecially, has emerged as a Sachems, Bolduc’s hoping leader. The younger guys to carry over the lessons are learning the ropes and he learned about leading finding significant roles on the program in 2016 to the the team. It’s great to see 2017 season. after a tough year last year.” “As a coach, I’ve im- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The focal point for proved on understanding New York Yankees’ Brett Gardner scores past Boston Red Sox catcher Christian Vazquez after a Saugus throughout the how to motivate these misplayed pop fly. preseason has been players,” Bolduc said. transitioning towards a “That first year’s always formation that’ll allow the tough when you’re the team to generate more of- new guy. The returners Yankees’ Sabathia stymies Red Sox fense. Finding the back of are all interested in my the net was often a strug- system. I’m confident in NEW YORK (AP) — CC division title in five years. defense, he improved to kees. Even better, he had a gle for the Sachems last them and they’re confi- Sabathia shut down the New York maintained 8-0 in 10 starts this year 1.38 ERA over 26 innings season and Bolduc is hop- dent in me. That’s the Boston Red Sox for the a tenuous hold on the following a Yankees loss. at Yankee Stadium, yield- ing to erase that lack of player-coach relationship fourth time this season league's top wild card. David Robertson worked ing only one run in his last offense this year. I want to have.” and the New York Yankees Sabathia (11-5) has more two scoreless innings and 18 innings at the ballpark. “Our offense will be our Saugus opens the season got homers from Gary than done his part vs. the Dellin Betances walked But the Yankees tied it strength,” Bolduc said. on September 9 when the Sanchez and Greg Bird Red Sox, winning all four home a run in the ninth 1-all on Sanchez's 28th “I’m focusing on offense Sachems host O’Bryant. on the way to a 6-2 victo- outings against them this before retiring Mook- home run in the third and ry Thursday night in the season while compiling a ie Betts and pinch-hit- went ahead when second opener of a pivotal four- 1.04 ERA in 26 innings. ter Mitch Moreland with baseman Eduardo Nunez game series. The 37-year-old lefty, mak- the bases loaded to end a misplayed Sanchez's pop- Bird drove in three runs ing his 250th start for the game that lasted 3 hours, up into an RBI single with and Sanchez had two Yankees, permitted only 44 minutes. runners at the corners and RBIs as the second-place one run and four hits in Sabathia has won five one out in the fifth. Yankees shaved Boston's six innings despite walk- straight starts against Chase Headley doubled lead in the AL East to 4 ing five Boston batters for Boston dating to last Sep- to start the sixth and Bird 1/2 games. This weekend the second time this year tember. hit a two-run shot for his set in the Bronx marks the — equaling a season high. At the plate, New York second homer in two days. final meeting of the season Using a sharp slider, finally solved left-hander The first baseman came between the longtime ri- Sabathia pitched out of Eduardo Rodriguez (4-5), off the disabled list Satur- vals — and perhaps New a first-inning jam and who entered 4-1 with a day after missing most of York's last chance to make struck out six overall. 2.31 ERA in eight career the season with ankle and a serious run at its first With timely help from his starts against the Yan- foot injuries. Classical has revamped roster in 2017

CLASSICAL can see who steps up. The Rams held three tryout that, a lot of these guys From B1 good thing about this year rounds at Gannon over have been very active all is that we also have a JV the course of the past summer, golfing and play- “We’ve been really fortu- team now, so even some week. Now looking ahead, ing other sports as well. nate over the past couple players who don’t make the Rams will have a full So I think we’re in a good ITEM FILE PHOTO years in terms of turn- varsity will still be able to week of practices to pre- place going into the year.” Spencer Perkins is a midfielder who will help out to start the season,” play. At this point, we’re pare for the season opener said Morrison, highlight- The Rams open the sea- out the Big Blue this season. just trying to see who can next Friday. ing that over 20 players stand out from the pack.” “We’re just grinding son on Friday, September showed up for tryouts last It’s been a long road to away right now, these 7 at 4 p.m. with a match week. “We have a big group whittle down that large guys are working hard,” against Saugus at Gan- Big Blue soccer of guys to look at and we group of hopefuls, as the Morrison said. “On top of non. bursting with speed Swampscott taking big steps forward BIG BLUE do well in the league and From B1 in the state tournament.” SWAMPSCOTT Amaral acknowledged From B1 person here. I’m still that he’s new to the adjusting to them and Northeastern Conference, “It’s all going to start on they’re still adjusting to and thus doesn’t have a defense.” my style of play.” deep sense of familiarity As for the offensive As for this team’s with the competition his threats, returners Syd- strengths, Amaral feels as team will face throughout ney Cresta and Maddie though his team’s speed the season. Despite that, O’Brien, along with Fred- will help open scoring Swampscott will keep its do, will be important for opportunities for Swamp- focus on giving a full effort Swampscott. scott throughout the sea- in each game and practice. Spano said she’s been son. With a strong blend of “It’s tough to judge right happy with how things explosive and fast players, off the bat,” Amaral said. are going in the preseason Swampscott’s looking for “I’m new to the confer- so far. its offense to lead the way. ence and I don’t know the “I’ve definitely been im- “As a group we’re still other teams. The players pressed with their con- working on our fitness lev- are very determined to do ditioning,” Spano said. els but I think we’re one whatever they can. They “They’re all in really good of the fastest and most come to practice early and shape, and we don’t have a explosive teams,” Ama- they leave late. They want lot of subs, so you have to ral said. “We have a lot to be that team that ev- be able to last a full game of speed. We have a lot of eryone wants to compete at full speed. And just the players who can score. I’m against.” skill, they’ve worked hard hoping our offense is what “Soccer’s played on the all offseason and made leads us to a strong season field,” Amaral added. “It’s improvements with stick in our league.” not what people say in the handling and little game Playing as a unit will be preseason going through. skills like that.” a focal point of improve- It really depends on what Communication is ment for the Big Blue a team does on the field among the Big Blue’s moving forward. Given when it gets there. As challenges. Even with the the high levels of energy long as we work hard on chemistry of the group, and enthusiasm the team the field and on our game Spano says it can get qui- has shown its new coach plan, I think we’ll be a et on the field. Jumping ITEM FILE PHOTO thus far, Amaral believes successful team this year.” out to an early lead is also it’s only a matter of time Swampscott opens the something the fourth-year Junior goalie Jillian Flanders will be the backbone of a strong Swamp- before the Big Blue begin season on September 8 at coach wants her group to scott defense. playing as one solid unit. Bishop Fenwick. work on as the season gets “Every team wants to “I think the players are started. tition goes. That loss was step toward being com- ball up the field, and they improve every day,” Ama- excited to be able to get Last season’s playoff a big wakeup call for us.” petitive with the top-tier can let their skills work ral said. “This group, with on the field and prove loss against Weston was One of the advantages teams. for them.” the amount of enthusiasm themselves,” Amaral said. a good experience for the Weston had was hosting “We’ve been scrimmag- The Big Blue get their they bring to practice each “They’re pretty confident team, said Spano. Swampscott on its turf ing on turf this presea- 2017 campaign started day, we just have to im- now but we have a few “It helps to be exposed to field. This year, the Big son,” Spano said. “It takes next Friday at Danvers. prove on playing together scrimmages between now tougher teams like that,” Blue will finally get to a few minutes for us to get They’ll test out the new as a unit. It’s going to take and the first game of the she said. “It was good for play its home games on into the game on turf and turf for the first time the time but once we get there, season, and that’ll only them to see what else is turf at the new Blocksidge realize we don’t have to next week, hosting Ever- hopefully that’ll help us help our confidence grow.” out there, as far as compe- Field, and it will be a big work as hard to drive the ett on September 12. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

THE SCHEDULE TUESDAY Georgetown at Fenwick (7) Boys Soccer Malden at Medford (4) Masconomet at St. John’s (4) Cross Country Mystic Valley at Gr. Lawrence (4) Lynnfield at Masconomet (3:30) Lynn City Tournament Field Hockey Classical vs. Tech (5) Everett at Marblehead (4) St. Mary’s vs. English (7) Methuen at Malden (4) Cross Country Saugus at Peabody (5:30) Classical at Gloucester (4) Girls Soccer English at Salem (4) Fenwick at Newburyport (4) Malden at Danvers (4) Gloucester at Austin Prep (4:30) Marblehead at Winthrop (4) Marblehead at Ipswich (4) Medford at Revere (4) Medford at Malden (4) Peabody at Swampscott (4) Mystic Valley at Innovation (4) Field Hockey Lynn City Tournament Beverly at Cent. Cath. (7:30) Classical vs. tech (5) Chelmsford at Fenwick (3:45) St. Mary’s vs. English (7) Haverhill at Revere (4) Masconomet at Danvers (4) Golf Salem at Ipswich (3:30) Golf St. John’s at Danvers (3) Amesbury at Lynnfield (7) St. Mary’s at Arl. Cath. (3) Fenwick at St. Mary’s (2:45) Peabody at Gloucester (4) Volleyball Salem at Revere (4) Beverly at Marblehead (4) Volleyball Classical at Medford (4) English at Somerville (6:15) Danvers at Ham-Wen (5:30) Everett at Saugus (5:30) Fenwick at St. Mary’s (2:45) Gr. Lawrence at Mystic Valley (5:30) Ipswich at Lynnfield (5:30) Malden at Swampscott (5) WEDNESDAY Salem at Peabod7 (5:15) Boys Soccer St. Mary’s at Arlington Catholic (3)

SPORTS BRIEFS Registration for B’s [email protected]. academy underway Lynn Jets hockey PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS New England Patriots wide receiver Austin Carr slips an attempted tackle by New York Giants Registration has begun golf outing safety Nat Berhe on his way to a touchdown. for Bruins Academy, which The Lynn Jets hockey will run Saturday, Oct. team is sponsoring its sec- 7, 14, 21, 28 from 9:30 to ond annual golf outing Sat- 10:30 a.m. at Connery Rink Backup QBs on display in Pats loss urday, Sept. 23, at Gannon in Lynn. Golf Course, with alumni Registration is $100. FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) — Al- up quarterback job behind Eli Man- served as Brissett’s audition for his from Lynn Classical, Lynn The camp includes a free drick Rosas hit a 48-yard field goal ning. He took a big step toward lock- next NFL team. full set of CCM equipment English and Lynn Tech. as time expired and the New York ing it up, completing 10 of 11 passes Tight end Matt LaCosse entered (valued at $500 retail) such Proceeds from the outing Giants earned a 40-38 win over for 111 yards and touchdown. Smith Thursday on the bubble and helped as skates, pads, a helmet will benefit the 2017-2018 the New England Patriots in the fi- was signed to a one-year contract in himself with touchdown catches of and a stick; a profession- Lynn Jets Hockey Team. nal exhibition game for both teams March and was brought in to com- 25 and 2 yards. His stock also got a al personalized fitting in Golfers can create their Thursday night. pete for the job behind Manning and boost thanks to a first-half fumble The Giants scored 34 points in the has done well. by that fellow tight end Will Tye. September; and four weeks own foursome or sign up as first half, but the Patriots outscored The Patriots open the regular-sea- CYRUS JONES of on-ice instruction by a single/twosome and be certified coaches and NHL them 24-3 over the final 29 minutes son at home next Thursday against The prospects for Patriots sec- placed on a team. before Rosas’ field goal. It helped Kansas City. The Giants open at ond-year DB Cyrus Jones surviving alumni. For information, or to sign All children should be salvage a night in which Geno Dallas on Sept. 10. Saturday’s roster cut took a major up, contact Paul Ryan or able to skate on their own, Smith and Josh Johnson each had New York safety Darian Thomp- hit early in the second quarter when Steve Patrie at pryanlynn@ unaided. The program is touchdown passes, and the Giants’ son was the only projected starter to he left with a right knee injury. New intended for children who aol.com or s_patrie@verizon. defense returned an interception for see any action. England selected Jones 60th over- have not participated in an net; or (781)632-9737 or a touchdown. After some lackluster efforts, John- all in the 2016 draft. He got his feet organized hockey program (781) 417-9345. Third-stringer Jacoby Brissett son also had his best performance of tangled while defending a deep pass before. For further informa- Deadline for signup is threw for 341 yards and four touch- the preseason. He completed 11 of along the sideline to Travis Rudolph downs, and ran for another to near- and tumbled to the turf. He needed tion, contact communityre- Sept. 10. 14 passes for 135 yards. ly lead the Super Bowl champions As strong as Brissett’s perfor- the help of two trainers to get off the back from a 20-point halftime defi- mance was, it still might have been field. TV/RADIO cit. Stephen Gostkowski hit a 55- his final game for New England. The Patriots originally had high yard go-ahead field goal with 44 sec- Brissett started a pair of games last hopes for Jones, a star at Alabama Baseball: Atlanta at Chi. Cubs, Horse Racing: Saratoga Live: onds remaining. season during Tom Brady’s four- as a defensive back and kick return- MLB Network, 2 p.m.; Cleve- Lucky Coin Stakes, FS2, 5 As expected, both teams rested game “Deflategate” suspension af- er. But he struggled throughout last land at Detroit, MLB Net- p.m. their key contributors in advance ter backup Jimmy Garoppolo was season, with fumble issues on spe- work, 7 p.m.; Boston at NY Soccer: World Cup qualifying: of Saturday’s reduction to a 53-man injured. But it is unclear if the Pa- cial teams. He was a healthy scratch Yankees, NESN, 7:05 p.m. Czech Republic vs. Germany, roster. triots will keep a third quarterback for five of New England’s final six College Football: Fordham at FS1, 2:30 p.m.; World Cup Smith entered the night with the with Brady available to start this games, including the entire postsea- Army, CBSSN, 6 p.m.; Navy qualifying: Denmark vs. inside track to win the Giants’ back- season. So Thursday could have son run. at Fla. Atlantic, ESPNU, 8 Poland, FS2, 2:30 p.m.; p.m.; Washington at Rutgers, World Cup qualifying: US vs. FS1, 8 p.m.; Utah State at Costa Rica, ESPN, 6:30 Finally finished: Celtics, Cavs complete deal Wisconsin, ESPN, 9 p.m.; p.m.; World Cup qualifying: CLEVELAND (AP) — The block- The Cavs had balked at pushing won the title — the city's first major Boston College at No. Illi- Mexico vs. Panama, ESPN, nois, CBSSN, 9:30 p.m. buster trade, delayed and in jeopar- the Aug. 22 trade through last week pro sports championship since 1964. 9:20 p.m. dy of dying, is done: Kyrie Irving is after Thomas underwent a physical. But while he was adored by Cleve- Golf: European: D&D Real Tennis: US Open, ESPN, 1 headed to the Celtics, Isaiah Thom- He tore a labrum last season in the land fans, Irving struggled playing Czech Masters, Golf, 5 a.m.; p.m.; US Open, ESPN2, 6 as is coming to the Cavaliers and playoffs against Cleveland, and it's in the shadow of LeBron James, and Web.com: Nationwide Chil- p.m. the NBA can take a well-earned, possible he might not be ready for shortly after the Cavs were beaten dren’s Hospital Champion- late-summer break. the start of the season. in this year's Finals by the Warriors, ship, Golf, 12 p.m.; PGA: Track and Field: Diamond For a minute. On Tuesday, Thomas told ESPN a disgruntled Irving demanded a Dell Technologies Champion- League (tape), NBCSN, 6 Concerned with medical findings he is "not damaged" and believes he trade. ship, Golf, 2:30 p.m.; LPGA: p.m. after looking at Thomas' injured will return to All-Star form. He's joining a Boston team that Cambia Portland Classic, RADIO right hip, the Cavs have negotiated "There's never been an indication Golf, 6:30 p.m.; Champions: Baseball: Boston at NY Yan- has been chasing Cleveland in re- another draft pick from Boston to that I wouldn't be back, and there's cent years, and he'll play alongside Shaw Charity Classic (tape), kees, WEEI-FM 93.7, 7:05 compete the mega-deal that stalled, never been an indication that this is Golf, 8:30 p.m., p.m. Gordon Hayward, signed as a free the teams announced in a joint something messing up my career," agent by the Celtics this summer. statement early Thursday. Thomas said. "Maybe I am not go- Thomas' future is not as certain. TODAY IN SPORTS The teams modified the original ing to be back as soon this season The 5-foot-8 playmaker was beloved deal and Cleveland will also get a as everyone wants me to be, but I'm in Boston, but he'll have to share the Sept. 1 women’s singles of a major tennis second-round pick in 2020 from the going to be back, and I'm going to stage in Cleveland in a supporting 1946 — Patty Berg wins the U.S. championship, is beaten in the first Celtics, a pick it acquired from Mi- be the same player again. No doctor Women’s Open golf title, defeating role to James. Thomas is in the final round by Virginia Wade 6-1, 6-4. Tracy ami. has told me anything different than Betty Jameson in the final round. Austin, at 14 years, 8 months, year of his contract and could end "The trade is now complete," the that." 1971 — John Newcombe becomes becomes the youngest player to play up sharing playing time with newly the first top-seeded man to be elimi- in the U.S. Open, defeating Heidi Eis- teams said in their statement. Thomas decided not to have sur- nated in the first round of the U.S. signed Cavs guard Derrick Rose. terlehner 3-6, 6-3, 6-1, in the first After days of uncertainty, both gery and has been rehabbing his hip Open when he loses to Jan Kodes round. Austin’s mark is broken in And, of course, there's always dra- 2-6, 7-6, 7-6, 6-3. sides can move forward toward a this summer. 1979 by 14-year-old Kathy Horvath. 1975 — Tom Seaver strikes out 2017 season that will start with the After the teams finalize the deal ma surrounding James, who will try 1987 — Michael Chang, 15, beats Pittsburgh’s Manny Sanguillen in the Cavs hosting the Celtics on Oct. 17. with the league, the Cavs are ex- to make his eighth straight Finals seventh inning and is the first pitch- Paul McNamee 6-3, 6-7, 6-4, 6-4, before possibly opting out of his con- er to strike out 200 or more batters becoming the youngest man to win a The teams had a deadline of 10 pected to formally announce a trade in eight consecutive seasons. Seaver match at the U.S. Open. a.m. Thursday to agree on the trade, that officially ends Irving's star- tract next summer and hitting the has 10 strikeouts in the Mets’ 3-0 1989 — Chris Evert becomes the which was prompted by Irving de- crossed tenure in Cleveland. free-agent market again. victory. first 100-match winner in 108 years manded to be dealt in July. New The former No. 1 overall pick grew If he leaves, the Cavs have the 1977 — Renee Richards, the 43-year- of the U.S. tennis championships. first-round pick — maybe even the old transsexual who fought for more Evert, playing her final U.S. Open, Cavs general manager Koby Altman into one of the NBA's biggest stars than a year for the right to play in the beats Patricia Tarabini 6-2, 6-4. pulled it off by sending the team's with the Cavs, and he'll always be top pick overall — they got from second-best player to the Celtics for remembered for making the go- Boston to help them rebuild. MLB Thomas, forward Jae Crowder, cen- ahead 3-pointer over Golden State's But that's next summer. For the ter Ante Zizic and an unconditional Stephen Curry in Game 7 of the moment, this chaotic one has finally AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division East Division first-round pick next year. 2016 NBA Finals when Cleveland calmed down. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Boston 76 58 .567 — Washington 81 52 .609 — New York 70 62 .530 5 Miami 66 67 .496 15 Baltimore 68 66 .507 8 Atlanta 59 73 .447 21½ Boston has tough act to follow in FedEx Cup Tampa Bay 67 68 .496 9½ New York 58 75 .436 23 Toronto 62 72 .463 14 Philadelphia 50 83 .376 31 Central Division Central Division NORTON, Mass. (AP) — ratings, Spieth is becom- The TPC Boston also Cup dating to 1994. Lefty W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Dustin Johnson and Jor- ing among the most pop- might pay immediate div- would need a runner-up Cleveland 76 56 .576 — Chicago 73 60 .549 — Minnesota 70 63 .526 6½ Milwaukee 70 64 .522 3½ dan Spieth shook hands ular. idends, though it has little finish to qualify for the Kansas City 65 67 .492 11 St. Louis 66 66 .500 6½ on the 18th green, and The Dell Technologies to do with a big cash prize. team, and he might need Detroit 58 74 .439 18 Pittsburgh 63 71 .470 10½ Chicago 52 80 .394 24 Cincinnati 57 77 .425 16½ then traded text messag- Championship has a This is the final week for to simply show some good West Division West Division es later in the night after tough act to follow. 10 players to make the scores to give Stricker a W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Houston 80 53 .602 — Los Angeles 91 41 .689 — providing high drama and The second playoff event Presidents Cup team be- reason to pick him. Los Angeles 69 65 .515 11½ Arizona 76 58 .567 16 plenty of star power in the starts Friday on the TPC fore U.S. captain Steve Bubba Watson would Texas 66 67 .496 14 Colorado 72 61 .541 19½ opening FedEx Cup event. Boston because of the tra- Stricker and International Seattle 66 68 .493 14½ San Diego 59 74 .444 32½ have to win to be on the Oakland 58 75 .436 22 San Francisco 53 82 .393 39½ Spieth said he texted ditional Labor Day finish. captain Nick Price get two team, but he has other him: "Man, congrats. That Johnson, Spieth and Jus- wild-card selections. Thursday’s Games L.A. Angels (Skaggs 1-4) at Texas (Hamels goals. At No. 72 in the Houston 5, Texas 1 9-2), 8:05 p.m. was a good battle. Let's do tin Thomas will be in the Kevin Chappell is at FedEx Cup, he has to fin- Minnesota 5, Chicago White Sox 4 Kansas City (Hammel 6-10) at Minnesota it again next week." same group for the open- No. 11 in the U.S. stand- Toronto 11, Baltimore 8 (Gee 1-1), 8:10 p.m. ish among the top 70 af- N.Y. Yankees 6, Boston 2 Tampa Bay (Snell 2-6) at Chicago White Johnson's reply: "Abso- ing two rounds because ings and 23 points — the Cincinnati 7, N.Y. Mets 2 Sox (Lopez 0-1), 8:10 p.m. lutely. I had a good time. of their standing in the equivalent of 56th place ter this week to advance Arizona 8, L.A. Dodgers 1 Oakland (Manaea 9-8) at Seattle (Leake to the third playoff event Philadelphia 3, Miami 2 7-12), 10:10 p.m. That was my turn." FedEx Cup. And it just — behind Charley Hoff- Chicago Cubs 6, Atlanta 2 N.Y. Mets at Houston, ppd. For the opening act of so happens they are the man. Chappell would love outside Chicago in two Milwaukee 6, Washington 3 Atlanta (Foltynewicz 10-10) at Chicago weeks. St. Louis at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. Cubs (Lackey 10-10), 2:20 p.m. this lucrative FedEx Cup three leading candidates to be on the team, though Friday’s Games Cincinnati (Castillo 2-7) at Pittsburgh (Cole series that leads to a $10 for PGA Tour player of the his obsession is more on Watson, Mickelson and N.Y. Mets at Houston, ppd. 11-8), 7:05 p.m. Hoffman are the only Cleveland (Carrasco 13-6) at Detroit (Boyd Philadelphia (Pivetta 5-9) at Miami (Straily million prize, the PGA year. his golf than wondering if 5-8), 1:10 p.m., 1st game 8-8), 7:10 p.m. Tour couldn't have asked There remains a long he'll make the team. three players who have Boston (Fister 3-7) at N.Y. Yankees (Gray Washington (Roark 11-8) at Milwaukee made it through to the 8-8), 7:05 p.m. (Nelson 10-6), 8:10 p.m. for much more. Johnson road ahead before the If anyone is feeling pres- Toronto (Biagini 3-9) at Baltimore (Gaus- Arizona (Walker 7-7) at Colorado (Freeland is the No. 1 player in the deciding of a FedEx Cup sure, it's Phil Mickelson. third playoff event every man 10-9), 7:05 p.m. 11-8), 8:40 p.m. Cleveland (Clevinger 7-5) at Detroit (Farmer L.A. Dodgers (Kershaw 15-2) at San Diego world. Judging by the champion and player of He has never missed a year since the FedEx Cup 3-1), 7:10 p.m., 2nd game (Lamet 7-5), 10:10 p.m. slight spike in television the year. Presidents Cup or Ryder began in 2007. B4 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2017 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

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

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

HOROSCOPE

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) Socialize, have some fun and Using your imagination and re- Stick close to home and take Form an alliance with someone Do your best and you will stand Discuss what it is you want to participate in life. Serious dis- sources to bring your ideas to unusual measures to ensure that who is willing to work alongside out. Pursue talks with individ- do next. Sharing your plans will cussions that revolve around life will result in a fresh attitude your place is tidy and up to code. you to bring about important uals who can elaborate on a help you fine-tune exactly what your relationship with an im- and changes that will make Cutting your costs by being more change. Be willing to make topic you need to know more portant someone will help you happy about the direction efficient will allow greater cash you want to do and make a adjustments, but don’t go over- about. Mix business with plea- flawless presentation. clear up any uncertainty about in which you are heading. flow for enjoyable pastimes. board. sure. your future. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Truth comes out when emo- Keep spending to a minimum ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Shy away from anyone showing You’ll make a mistake if you are Get down to brass tacks and Be willing to compromise tions flare up. Listen to com- and avoid indulgent behavior initiate a practical application when faced with opposition. plaints and criticism, and that will affect your health or signs of impulsive behavior or too quick to judge. Situations of your idea. Having a stable Negotiate a fair deal by offer- consider your best reaction. An damage your reputation. Se- emotional outbursts. Avoid be- will get blown out of proportion ing unique solutions. Put your impulsive response will cause crets are best kept that way. ing drawn into someone else’s quickly, causing trouble with plan will encourage certain time, effort and energy into physical and emotional stress. Moderation will be required to affairs. Remain level-headed authority figures. Stick to the conservative people to agree achieving your goals. Time is on your side. avoid controversy. and reserved to avoid a clash. facts. to your terms.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Sharing news of diagnosis is difficult for parkinson’s patient When you have unshown support DEAR ABBY: I’m an ac- She’s getting married Robert Graves, the English no-trump. After ducking two tive, 60-something wife, Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van next year and wants me historical novelist and transla- rounds of clubs, he decided mother and grandmother Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and my children to be in tor whose most famous work to hope that diamonds were who was recently diag- and was founded by her mother, the wedding. I accepted was surely “I, Claudius,” said, not 2-2, because if they were, nosed with early stage Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at because I felt obligated, “Prose books are the show he anticipated a bad board. Parkinson’s disease. From but I just can’t do it any- dogs I breed and sell to sup- So he played a diamond to all outward appearances, I DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los more. I don’t WANT to do port my cat.” dummy’s ace and returned appear healthy and I’m Angeles, CA 90069. it anymore! After all the Bridge has a reliable man- a diamond to his jack. West living my life as normally tra: Support with support. scooped up the trick and as possible, as my neurolo- years of her abuse and tor- HIDING AS MUCH DEAR ABBY: My fami- Look at the auction in today’s cashed out the clubs for down gist suggested. ment, I just want to be AS I CAN ly is the definition of dys- deal. What do you think of it? one. My symptom manifests free. The problem: I finally functional. We all honestly The first three bids are fine. In six diamonds, declar- as a right-sided (dominant put my foot down and told DEAR HIDING: I’m could use some therapy North should rebid two hearts er can win all 13 tricks if he side) hand tremor that I Alexa not to contact me sorry about your difficult after everything we’ve because we love majors and guesses everything correctly. try to hide as much as pos- diagnosis, but I hope you again. Am I being selfish? hate minors. South, though, He can take one spade, four sible. Covering my hand been through. I feel like have done some research should have rebid two no- hearts (with a finesse through with a napkin in a restau- I’m the only rational per- SELFISH IN THE and are comforted that trump because they were us- West), five diamonds, one rant, sliding it under my son in my family. I am the EAST there have been advances club and two club ruffs on the leg or putting it into my only one who sought pro- ing two-over-one game-force. in the treatment of your board. pocket has worked so far fessional help. DEAR SELFISH: I That would have left North illness. We both know that to prevent the tremors My sister “Alexa” is a don’t think so. However, room for three diamonds. at some point a sharp-eyed from being noticed. This is narcissist. I realized it a because you accepted that When South jumped to friend or relative will no- not going to work for long. long time ago. My mother responsibility before tell- three no-trump, North should tice the tremor and ask My immediate family is in denial, and she con- ing her not to contact you have bid four diamonds. Al- about it. That’s why I think members are aware of my tinues to push me to have again, YOU should con- though he had only 12 points, it’s important you be pro- condition, but I haven’t a relationship with her. tact HER and ask if she he had four first-round con- active about what’s going Speaking to Alexa is emo- trols and a hand very suitable told extended family, friends has changed her plans on. However, if you would tionally draining. Every for play in diamonds. Then it or acquaintances about about you and your chil- prefer to be spared tearful time she’s mentioned, I get isn’t clear-cut how the auction my situation. I become dren being in her wedding. very emotional when dis- conversations you would flashbacks about the ways would have proceeded, but in (You may be pleasantly cussing it and break down rather avoid, ask one of she abused me. Being in both scenarios, six diamonds and cry. Can you suggest your loved ones to let the the same room with her is surprised to find her an- should have been reachable. how to broach this subject, others know. Because im- uncomfortable. The saving swer is yes.) However, if It is an acceptable (but not and when to tell others mediate family members grace is that we live a she hasn’t, be upfront with laydown) slam. about my condition? Your already know, chances are thousand miles apart, and her NOW so your sister South took a reasonable guidance would be very the information will spread I’m not forced to interact will have time to replace but unlucky line in three much appreciated. that way, too. with her daily. you in her wedding party.

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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE THE TRIAL COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain ORDER FOR SERVICE BY mortgage given by Donna M. Blaney to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, mortgage given by David A. Horvath to "MERS", Mortgage Electronic Registration PUBLICATION AND MAILING Inc. as nominee for Mortgage Master, Inc., dated February 25, 2010 and recorded Systems, Inc., a separate corporation that is acting solely as nominee for "Lender", Essex Probate and Family Court with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 29310, Page Countrywide Home Loans, Inc. and its successors and assigns dated September 36 Federal Street 479, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder by assignment from 26, 2005 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Salem, MA 01970 Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc., to Bank Of America, successor by Deeds, in Book 24904, Page 149, as assigned by Assignment of Mortgage dated (978)744-1020 merger to BAC Home Loans Servicing, LP FKA Countrywide Home Loans Servicing, April 26, 2011 and recorded with Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Docket No. ES16W1841WD LP dated May 7, 2012 and recorded with said registry on May 11, 2012 at Book Deeds, Book 30396, Page 103, and as assigned by Assignment of Mortgage 31332 Page 425 and by assignment from Bank Of America, N.A., successor by dated December 12, 2004 and recorded with said Registry of Deeds, Book Martha Esquivel merger to BAC Home Loans Servicing, LP FKA Countrywide Home Loans Servicing, 33812, Page 58, and as assigned by Assignment of Mortgage dated July 19, vs. LP to Secretary Of Housing And Urban Development dated April 2, 2014 and 2016 and recorded with Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds, Book Andres Gonzalez Sanchez recorded with said registry on June 23, 2014 at Book 33354 Page 377 and by 35345, Page 503, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, for assignment from Secretary of Housing and Urban Development to U.S. Bank breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the Upon motion of plaintiff(s) for an order directing the defendant to appear, plead, National Association, as Trustee for SROF-2013-S3 REMIC Trust I dated June 20, same will be sold at Public Auction at 1:00 PM, on September 8, 2017, on the or answer, in accordance with Mass.R.Civ.P./Mass.R.Dom.Rel.P.Rule 4, it 2014 and recorded with said registry on June 26, 2014 at Book 33362 Page 260 premises known as 9 Midland Avenue, Saugus, Massachusetts, the premises appearing to the court that this is an action for Custody/Support/Parenting and by assignment from U.S. Bank National Association, as trustee for SROF-2013 described in said mortgage, together with all the rights, easements, and Time. S3 REMIC Trust I to USROF III Legal Title Trust 2015-1 By, U.S. Bank National appurtenances thereto, to wit: Association, as Legal Title Trustee dated September 14, 2015 and recorded with Pursuant to Supplemental Probate Court Rule 411, an Automatic Resraining order said registry on September 22, 2015 at Book 34388 Page 466, for breach of the A parcel of land with the buildings thereon, situated on Midland Avenue, Saugus, has been entered against the above named parties. Defendant cannot be found conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, the same will be Massachusetts being lots 176 to 181, being Lot A-197 on Plan 2020 on file in the within the Commonwealth and his/her present whereabouts are unknown. sold at Public Auction at 11:00 a.m. on September 22, 2017, on the mortgaged Assessor's Office, supposed to contain 9090 feet, more or less. Personal service on defendant is therefore not practicable, and defendant has not premises located at 44 STORY AVENUE, LYNN, Essex County, Massachusetts, all voluntarily appeared in this action. and singular the premises described in said mortgage, This conveyance is subject to an Order of Taking for Sewer Drainage recorded with It is Ordered that the defendant is directed to appear, plead, answer, or otherwise the Middlesex South 6269, Page 794. move with respect to the complaint herein on or before August 14, 2017. TO WIT: If you fail to do so this Court will proceed to a hearing and adjudication of this Being the same premises conveyed to the herein named mortgagor by deed matter. The land in Lynn, Massachusetts with the buildings thereon known as 44 Story recorded with Essex South District Registry of Deeds in Book 15642, Page 293. Date: March 23, 2017 Avenue and bounded and described as follows: Judith M.R. Ulwick Terms of Sale: These premises are being sold subject to any and all unpaid real JUSTICE OF PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT NORTHERLY by Story Avenue, formerly Ezra Street, fifty (50) feet; estate taxes, water rates, municipal charges and assessments, condominium Item: September 1, 2017 charges, expenses, costs, and assessments, if applicable, federal tax liens, EASTERLY by land now or formerly of Condon, one hundred (100) feet; partition wall rights, statutes, regulations, zoning, subdivision control, or other COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS municipal ordinances or bylaws respecting land use, configuration, building or LAND COURT SOUTHERLY by land of Boston & Maine Railroad, formerly Eastern Railroad, fifty approval, or bylaws, statutes or ordinances regarding the presence of lead paint, DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT (50) feet; asbestos or other toxic substances, sanitary codes, housing codes, tenancy, and , 16 SM 005554 to the extent that they are recorded prior to the above mortgage, any easements, ORDER OF NOTICE WESTERLY by land now or formerly of Michael Sullivan, one hundred (100) feet. rights of way, restrictions, confirmation or other matters of record.

TO: Wayne J. Sibelle and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Be all of said measurements more or less or however otherwise bounded and Purchaser shall also bear all state and county deeds excise tax. The deposit of Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 U.S.C. App. § 501 et seq.: Wilmington Savings described. $5,000.00 is to be paid in cash or bank or certified check at the time and place of Fund Society FSB as Trustee for Stanwich Mortgage Loan Trust A claiming to have the sale, with the balance of the purchase price to be paid by bank or certified an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, numbered 16 Miller Place Being the same premises conveyed to Donna Blaney by deed of Diane Rousseau, check within thirty (30) days after the date of the sale, to be deposited in escrow given by Wayne J. Sibelle to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as executor of the estate of Gloria Tournas and recorded with the Essex South District with Guaetta and Benson, LLC, at 73 Princeton Street, Suite 212, North Nominee for Premium Capital Funding, LLC d/b/a Topdot Mortgage, dated May Registry of Deeds at Book 28471, Page 383. Chelmsford, Massachusetts. 16, 2008, and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 27788, Page 493, and now held by Plaintiff by assignment, has/have filed For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern In the event that the successful bidder at the foreclosure sale shall default in with this court a complaint for determination of Defendant's/Defendants' District) Registry of Deeds in Book 28471, Page 383. purchasing the within described property according to the terms of this Notice of Servicemembers status. If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military Sale and/or the terms of the Memorandum of Sale executed at the time of the service of the United States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit foreclosure, the Mortgagee reserves the right to sell the property by foreclosure the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the deed to the second highest bidder or, thereafter, to the next highest bidders, above-mentioned property on that basis, then you or your attorney must file a nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax providing that said bidder shall deposit with said attorney, the amount of the written appearance and answer in this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or required deposit as set forth herein within five (5) business days after written MA 02108 on or before September 25, 2017 or you will be forever barred from liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, notice of the default of the previous highest bidder. claiming that you are entitled to the benefits of said Act. Witness, JUDITH C. having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, CUTLER, Chief Justice of this Court on August 14, 2017 Attest: Deborah J. easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. Other terms, if any, are to be announced at the sale. Patterson Recorder Item: September 1, 2017 TERMS OF SALE: Dated: August 9, 2017 Present holder of said mortgage A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00 ) Dollars by certified or bank check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. U.S. Bank Trust, N.A., as Trustee for LSF9 Master Participation Trust LEGAL NOTICE The balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., by its Attorneys Notice of Sale and Disposal of Property 150 California Street, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box Guaetta and Benson, LLC Notice is hereby given that Simply 610389, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days Peter V. Guaetta, Esquire Self Storage located at 102 Broadway, from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon P.O. Box 519 Lynnfield, Ma. 01940 intends to sell or receipt in full of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in Chelmsford, MA 01824 otherwise dispose of personal property said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in this publication. Item: August 18, 25, September 1, 2017 consisting of household and personal effects, office and other equipment in Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. compliance with Mass state law VIA AN ON-LINE AUCTION AT WWW.STORAGET U.S. ROF III LEGAL TITLE TRUST 2015-1, REASURES.COM ON September 16, BY U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS LEGAL TITLE TRUSTEE 2017 BEGINNING AT APPROXIMATELY 10:00AM AND CONCLUDING ON Present holder of said mortgage Have a story to share? September 21, 2017 AT APPROXI- MATELY 1:00PM. THIS PUBLIC SALE By its Attorneys, Need a question answered? WILL RESULT IN THE GOODS BEING HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER. 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The issue was profes- funicular turned out on a (AP) — To Maggie Red- sional for her until it be- blazingly hot downtown fern, her all-natural front came personal. morning to see the train’s yard is a rebuke to the Redfern, an assistant di- two wooden antique cars, chemical-soaked, mani- rector at the Connecticut Olivet and Sinai, officially PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS cured lawns of suburban College arboretum, orga- return to service. “This is a railway that A pedestrian makes her way up a steep flight of stairs next to the Angels America. To some of her nizes an annual confer- Flight railroad in downtown Los Angeles. neighbors in New London, ence there on the Smaller always had a little engine Conn., it’s an eyesore. American Lawns Today that could,” Garcetti said Ordered by the city’s movement. 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City blight officer He added that just like and shimmy unnervingly, terbalancing weights of its painted for Thursday’s run. “I think this is a grow- Kenyon Haye listened to those landmarks it’s made especially as they passed cars to pull one up while “I’m thrilled to see it ing movement that a lot her explanations for keep- frequent cameo appear- each other. A veteran rider, the other descends. When back again,” said 71-year- of people are becoming ing the yard the way she ances in movies, including Garcetti noted the train’s the two cars pass they are old Los Angeles periodon- aware of,” Redfern said in did, but ultimately issued last year’s Oscar-nominat- two cars have always done no more than an inch or tist Gordon Pattison, who an interview Wednesday. a letter directing that all ed film “La La Land” when that, particularly when two apart, adding to the ex- like countless other Los “My hope is we can spread plant overgrowth be cut Emma Stone and Ryan they pass on a three-track citement of the ride. Angeles natives has count- the word to encourage back to 10 inches. The city Gosling climbed aboard section of railway in the Angels Flight was still less childhood memories other people to help the code leaves exceptions for for a romantic ride. middle. closed when Gosling and of taking a scenic ride up environment.” cultivated flowers. Later, with a thumb’s “Those are just a couple Stone rode it in “La La and down the railway. B8 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2017 HEALTH Addressing kids’ nutrition Matthew Er- ickson, 5, gets ready to jump at their school off the bus as he arrives By Susan Moskop for his first CHICAGO TRIBUNE day of school Q: You’re concerned at Chesak about your child’s eating Elementary habits at school. How can School. you communicate non- medical concerns with the PHOTO | teacher without sounding TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE like a pesky parent? A: Schedule a face-to- face conversation with the teacher, clearly stating Born with rare brain cancer, boy your concerns. Make him or her part of PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE the team by providing all Solutions include hav- beats odds to begin kindergarten the information and re- ing the child eat with sources — don’t hold any- the teacher or with By Angie Leventis form of brain cancer that first day of kindergarten tense but grateful par- thing back. the school nurse. Lourgos developed while he was at Chesak Elementary ents. Though he started Brainstorm togeth- CHICAGO TRIBUNE still in his mother’s womb. School in Lake in the Hills. a few days late, Matthew er what solutions might Identify the right deci- The cancer, a high-grade As his classmates seemed socially at ease in work so that you both can sion-maker — teachers HUNTLEY, Ill. — Mat- glioma, is more often seen shared their inaugural his multigrade classroom support the child in mak- rarely have a say over what thew Erickson toddled in adults and is usually school lunch and recess on Monday, raising his ing sure she or he gets happens in the cafeteria. across his new, brightly a death sentence. In his on the playground, Mat- hand to answer questions proper nutrition. Reach out to whoever you colored classroom Monday case, the tumor had en- thew and his family were and giving his new friends Some solutions include have a relationship with to greet a friend whom he gulfed much of his brain’s waiting to learn if he’d high-fives throughout the eating with the teacher and say, “I know you might hugged and called, “My right hemisphere. Mat- need yet another round of day. or eating with the nurse not be the right person for buddy.” thew’s parents were given emergency brain surgery, “Snack time!” he said or lunch monitor — even this, but can you help me It was the Huntley boy’s the option of putting him a fairly common though during a break at school, eating with a friend. understand who to talk to first day of kindergarten, in hospice and waiting for anxiety-ridden reality of and with a little help Voice religious or fam- about this concern?” and for all its typical rites the end. his recovery. grabbed a granola bar ily food restrictions, but When you’re ready to of passage — a Super- Instead, this month, rel- His health is still precar- from his new cubbyhole. accept that it is not the voice your concern, come man backpack, a ride on atives and friends cele- ious, and little things like Matthew’s diagnosis was school’s responsibility to with an open mind. The a yellow school bus, join- brated the five-year anni- a twitch of his hand or a once unfathomable to his enforce these concerns. problem may not be what ing classmates for story versary of his last round of headache can ignite pan- parents. Yet Matthew’s If the child is in a more you think or the school time — it was a day that chemotherapy. There’s no ic, often foreshadowing a perseverance — as well as serious condition, go may already have mea- seemed improbable 5 evidence of cancer in his seizure or return to the the resilience of his grow- straight to the nurse or sures in place. years ago, when Matthew 52-pound body. operating room. He has ing mind — has proven administration with doc- Gain support by talking was born with an extreme- “We are incredibly some developmental de- equally enigmatic. umentation from a pedia- to other parents, setting ly rare and usually fatal lucky,” said his father, Ben lays and receives special “The beautiful thing trician or therapist. up a parent advisory com- form of brain cancer. Erickson, 39, a teacher at education services, and about the human body Teachers are often the mittee or taking the con- “We see a miracle, not South Elgin High School, no one knows which skills and medicine and sci- identifiers of eating concern to the school board. just in his life but through “because this just as well might shift or fade with ence is that there’s a lot cerns — but there is still For example, food re- a new thing he learns ev- could have gone in a dif- each operation. No mat- we don’t know, including a strong need for par- strictions put a damper on ery single day,” said his ferent direction.” ter how many milestones why Matthew’s tumor ent-teacher communica- birthday celebrations at mother, Sue Erickson, 38. The direction hasn’t al- Matthew reaches, there is had such a wonderful re- tion on the subject. school. In this situation, The Chicago Tribune has ways been positive. There always the fear his cancer sponse to chemo,” said Dr. • Maria Rago, clinical think creatively with the been following Matthew’s have been many setbacks, could return. Rishi Lulla, a pediatric psychologist, Rago & As- teacher about how to make progress since weeks after nine surgeries and many But all appeared to be neuro-oncologist at Lurie sociates the day special, whether it’s he was born with a condi- rounds of chemotherapy. well this last trip to the Children’s Hospital in A: Start by reading up on gifting trinkets or taking a tion so rare that doctors Just last week, Matthew hospital, so surgery was Chicago who has treated the school’s wellness policy class photo. say it’s seen only in about had to be rushed to the averted and he was sent Matthew. “And here we so you’re in-the-know about • Rochelle Davis, presi- five births nationwidehospital just before what home, carefully monitored are, all these years later, the district’s goals and ideas dent/CEO, Healthy Schools each year: an aggressive was supposed to be his over the weekend by his going to kindergarten.” around nutrition. Campaign Teach children good hand hygiene for school year

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I just spread knowledge of the im- the leaders when it comes you don’t do anything about came in from taking out the portance of hand-washing, to ensuring their children it at home.” trash. I can pour you a glass the CDC says there is room know the importance of Parents have an oppor- of milk, but I have to wash for improvement. A recent clean hands. tunity to lead the way. Ja- my hands first. The bottle study showed that only 31 PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE “Hands turn out to be cobson says children need dropped on the floor. Let me percent of men and 65 per- Hands are most likely to carry germs and also the dirtiest things — the to get into a habit about pick it up, clean this up and cent of women washed their the thing we are most likely to put near our things most likely to carry hand-washing, and they’ll go straight to the sink and hands after using a public mouths and food. germs, and the things we’re do it when they have ex- wash my hands with soap restroom. 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No three months. “The greater goal is to and the kids design the problem — you can buy Users must answer a improve access to patients course, it’s a different more darts separately or few medical questions but also to improve the ef- game every time, and use any that you have and upload identification ficiency of our health care you can make it more around the house from before getting a prescrip- system,” Jessica Knox, the challenging by using other Dart Zone blasters tion. User information Nurx medical director, the tagger’s randomiz- or other major brands. remains confidential, ac- told ABC 11. er function. It’s a fast- Best of all, no batteries PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE cording to its website, Nurx is now available in paced game that will required! 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