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By Gayla Cawley The bullet went through both of his ITEM STAFF legs and he was taken to Massachusetts Racism LYNN — It was a terrible night for one General Hospital with non-life-threaten- 71-year-old 71-year-old man, who was shot while ing injuries. The man has since been re- he was in bed sleeping at his Chestnut leased, Holey said. Street home on Saturday. No arrests have been made and the in- charged in awakened by Police responded to 35 Chestnut St. at cident is under investigation. 12:15 a.m. Saturday after the man was hit by a stray round red from some- Gayla Cawley can be reached at gcaw- Ward 4 shooting pain where outside his home, Lynn Police Lt. [email protected]. Follow her on Twitter @ Peter Holey said. GaylaCawley. election By Thomas Grillo ITEM STAFF LYNN — The campaign manag- er for a candidate seeking to oust City Councilor Richard Colucci is charging the incumbent’s camp with racism. Paul Coombs, who is behind Eliud Alcala’s bid to unseat the longtime Ward 4 councilor, made the charge Friday against Robert Tucker, a Co- lucci supporter. The allegation comes as the Alca- la campaign is being investigated by the city’s Election Commission. Tucker alleges the 41-year-old chal- lenger or someone in the campaign may have forged signatures on his nomination papers. “Racism is clearly an underlying issue,” Coombs told The Item. “This is about suppressing voters and can- didates of color.” But Tucker dismissed the allega- tion. “This is not about race,” he said. “That’s completely ridiculous. This is about fraud and an attempt to deceive voters by whoever got the signatures for the Alcala campaign. They want to talk about anything but what they did.” Of the 180 signatures led by Al- cala last month, 61 were rejected by the city’s Election Of ce because there was no such person at the ad- dress listed, the signatures or ad- You say you want a revolution? dresses were illegible, the signer did not live in the ward, or the person signed papers more than once. That Eoghan Daly of General Glover’s regiment returns to Marblehead leaves him with 119 signatures. Marblehead and Ward council candidates need 100 members of Glov- By Matt Demirs living history. signatures to be on the ballot. er’s Regiment re Coombs argues such errors are FOR THE ITEM Guided tours ran throughout the day and provid- a volley toward ed families a chance to experience the Revolution. routine in gathering nominations MARBLEHEAD — General John Glover’s Regi- Marblehead Har- signatures and do not indicate fraud. During the excursions, children became part of ment of the American Revolution raised their mus- bor during a re- “We are con dent the Commission kets to celebrate independence from England on the militia with Denise Beck and learned military enactment at Fort will see through these awful tactics Saturday. training drills from her husband, Private Paul Sewal in Marble- and Eliud will be vindicated,” he Reenactors armed with muskets and dressed in Beck. head on Saturday. said. attire from the historic 1742 Fort Sewall gathered Martin Ryan, of Tyngsborough, learned how to But Tucker has asked the for the annual 18th Century Encampment. Their hold a musket and march in a brigade. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK ve-member panel to compare the mission was not only to honor the bravery of the Colonials’ ght for freedom, but to teach through REVOLUTION, A7 WARD 4, A3 Swampscott Malden bids farewell walks to 205 years the of experience walk By Gayla Cawley By Steve Freker ITEM STAFF FOR THE ITEM SWAMPSCOTT — Nine members of MALDEN — Call it the the Swampscott Public Schools, includ- “ nishing touch” for a ing seven teachers, a school nurse and project that started more a school psychologist, retired at the end than three years ago at a of the 2016-17 school year, after collec- city park that has grown tively amassing 205 years in the school in leaps and bounds in system. the past decade. Anita Balliro, Glenn Kane, Sami Law- That came on Inde- ler, Ann McFarlane, Laurie O’Brien, pendence Day when city Karen Quinlan-Bach, Robert Trant, Jo of cials gathered to com- Uminski, and Barbara Waitt were hon- memorate the of cial ored at a School Committee meeting opening of a newly-in- last month and Superintendent Pame- stalled, fully-accessible la Angelakis, who wrote about it in her Destination: Halifax walkway at Coytemore blog. Lea Park on Mountain “Their dedication and passion for our Avenue. students is unsurpassed,” Angelakis 74 boats race out of Marblehead Harbor For many years, until wrote. “We wish them all the best on the late 2000s, Coyte- day. “It’s a perfect day for this. Children hang out on their future endeavors.” By Steve Krause more Lea Park in Ward 4 ITEM SPORTS EDITOR We’ve been praying for a day Balliro spent 24 years in the schools, rocks at Chandler Hov- was not much more than starting her career in Swampscott at like this.” ey Park as sailboats MARBLEHEAD — On a pic- an open eld with some the former Machon Elementary School, The event, which has been make their way out of benches for residents to “teaching with a passion for free ex- ture-perfect morning overlook- running for 112 years (with a Marblehead Harbor ing the harbor, Jennie Aspinall relax and pass some time. pression and a belief that all students hiatus or two, according to the toward the start line But as of Independence of the Boston Yacht Club was have the capacity to make beautiful im- race guide), runs approximate- of the Marblehead-Hal- Day 2017, Coytemore Lea portant things,” according to Angelakis. thanking her lucky stars. ly 360 nautical miles northeast ifax Race in Marble- is perhaps the most in- The superintendent called Balliro an “Isn’t this just beautiful?” across the Gulf of Maine and head on Sunday. novative, state-of-the-art advocate for the arts and every facet of asked Aspinall, the race chair, through the strong tidal cur- park in the city of Mal- community life. At the high school lev- of the 37th biennial Marble- rents at the entrance to the Bay PHOTO | SCOTT EISEN den. el, Angelakis said Balliro worked dili- head to Halifax Ocean Race, gently to mentor students through the which set sail at 1 p.m. Sun- HALIFAX, A7 WALKWAY, A7 portfolio process and acceptance into art schools and art programs in higher education. “Her belief is that the arts should be INSIDE at the center of learning and school In Lynn In Danvers In LOOK! In Sports culture,” Angelakis wrote. “At times, Medial marijuana heads up North Shore RMV site Guitarist bring more than a Peabody baseball and soft- City Council agenda. A3 in limbo. A5 feeling to Boston. A8 ball advance in FAREWELL, A7 Little League. B1

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Anita L. (Cloutier) Carey, 94 Eugene LeBlanc, 92 Swampscott 1923-2017 Mrs. Anita Louise (Cloutier) Newell Carey of Marblehead, NAHANT — Eugene a former club cham- plans for land Carey passed away on June WWII First Lieutenant, U.S. “E.J”, “Spike”, LeB- pion in Nahant and 25, 2017, in Sarasota Memo- Armed Forces, and by her son, lanc, age 92 of Na- runner-up twice. He rial Hospital, Sarasota, Fla. Scott Paul Carey. She is sur- hant, died peacefully played the game for use summit Mrs. Carey, nicknamed vived by her daughter, Janice after a brief illness over 80 years, teach- “Tootsie”, was born in Salem Anita Carey of Stoneham, six on Wednesday July ing many people the time spent looking at Vin- on January 29, 1923. She By Gayla Cawley grandchildren, Colleen Brown, 5, 2017, at Union sport, regretfully nev- ITEM STAFF nin Square, and talking honed her thespian talents Scott Carey, Chris Carey, Lahn- hospital with his er capturing the elu- about a vision that sees a at St. James School in Salem, children by his side. sive “hole in one.” He na Epolito, Melanie Pebley SWAMPSCOTT — Town revitalized focus on how then at nightclubs where she He was the husband is survived by three officials are planning a commercial development regularly sang to big band ac- and Brendan Epolito, three of the late Mary T (Prior) LeB- children Robert LeBlanc and land use summit that will is coordinated. companiment and also com- great-grandchildren, and her lanc with whom he shared his wife Lisa, and their chil- focus on economic devel- Fitzgerald said there are peted in the Miss Massachu- devoted daughter-in-law, Mar- 64 years of marriage. Born dren Amy, Peter, and Julie, of opment, investing in the some properties that can setts Beauty Pageant in 1940. ilyn Gotimer, of North Port, Fla. in Lynn, he was the son of Albany, N.Y. Thomas “Chuck” waterfront, and improving be looked at for develop- She was one of four finalists. She is laid to rest with her Leondre and Zella (Saulni- Leblanc of Nahant, Janet schools. ment options. She was predeceased by husband, Donald, at Bay Pines er) LeBlanc. He had lived in LeBlanc and her son Bran- Town Administrator Recently, town officials her loving husband, Donald Cemetery, St. Petersburg, Fla. Nahant for the past 87 years. den Pereira of Nahant, two Sean Fitzgerald said the have been focused on re- He was a proud World War II brothers Francis LeBlanc of land use summit, or rath- veteran serving his country Redwood City, Calif., and Ar- developing or reusing er a large meeting of the vacant buildings. The for- in the US Navy, mostly in the thur LeBlanc of Saugus, and Board of Selectmen and South Pacific Theater, where many nieces and nephews. mer Machon Elementary various town boards and School on Burpee Road is Patricia A. Quinn, 85 he took part in the invasion He was the brother of the late committees, is tentatively of Okinawa, losing most of Leo “T-boy” LeBlanc and John being redeveloped as se- set for later this summer. nior affordable housing. his Hearing in the process. LeBlanc and Dorothy Gher- “It’s important that He was a past building in- inghelli. A proposal was recently MANCHESTER, N.H. E. Phinney and her Swampscott really starts approved for the devel- — Patricia A. Quinn, husband, Donald of spector for the town serv- Service information: His to think about the expec- ing over 30 years. He was a Mass will be held on Friday at opment of luxury condo- 85, of Manchester, Manchester, N.H., tations that are outlined miniums or apartments N.H. has died after Mark A. Mulcahy of self-employed Carpenter and 10 a.m. at St Thomas Aquinas in the Master Plan,” Fitz- a skilled Craftsman. Over Church in Nahant. Burial will at the former Swampscott a lengthy illness. Concord, N.H., Doro- gerald said. “It’s been a Middle School on Green- She formerly lived thy G. Fowler and her the years he built over 50 follow in Greenlawn Ceme- while since the town’s homes and remodeled over tery relatives and friends are wood Avenue. The former on Tamarack Court husband, James of (many) land use boards Senior Center on Burrill in Manchester and Sandown, N.H. Laura 100 homes in Nahant. The respectfully invited to attend have come together under townspeople in Nahant will Memorial visitation in church Street is being trans- Patty’s Way, Lynn. She J. Plum of San Jose, one tent to really think formed into a community was the wife of the Calif. and George W. remember him for his story- prior to mass at 9 a.m. fol- about the potential that telling and Ironclad memory lowing committal Services arts center. late Arthur H. Graham. Quinn and his wife Cheryl of we have as a community Fitzgerald said there Pat was born in Swamp- Clifton, Maine. She also leaves of all the happenings in Na- the family will continue the for investing in the wa- hant over the past 87 years. celebration of his life at the has already been an effort scott, the daughter of the late eight grandchildren and ten terfront and maximizing to invest in the water- Lawrence F. Quinn and Doro- great-grandchildren. She was He was always willing, after Nahant Knights of Columbus the potential we have a bit of teasing, to help oth- 17 relay yard Nahant. Arrange- front, with a recent grant thy (Nicholson) Cote. She had preceded in death by her with Vinnin Square, with awarded to the town for lived in Lynn for most of her life son, Timothy F. Mulcahy. She ers with an open heart. His ments are under the direction Humphrey Street, with greatest passion in of the SOLIMINE Funeral improving beach entranc- before moving to Manchester, was greatly loved and will be the MBTA train station es and flood mitigation. N.H. Pat attended the Lynn missed. life was his family. His Home 67 OCEAN STREET and the abutting neigh- second passion was (Rte.1A), LYNN. Direc- He said there is also a school system and received Service information: A borhood.” harbor plan. her LPN license in 1959. Her funeral service will be held his love of the game tions and guestbook at Fitzgerald said it would of golf, where he was www.solimine.com. “We’re really trying to career included working in in the CUFFE-MCGINN Fu- be helpful to have boards frame some conversations area nursing homes, private neral Home, 157 Maple St., such as the Planning that will help us define duty nursing at Mt. Pleasant, Lynn, on Wednesday, July Board, Zoning Board of the highest and best po- Home Care resources, and the 12, 2017 at 11 a.m. Burial Appeals, Open Space & tential for Swampscott,” Lynn VNA. She also worked will follow in the Pine Grove Cassandra L. Moffa, 25 Recreation Plan Commit- Fitzgerald said. “We’ve for the Sisters of Notre Dame Cemetery, Lynn. Relatives tee, and the Conservation been busy talking about a St. Mary’s Convent for seven and friends are invited to Commission work with lot of things lately, but it years before retiring at the age the Visiting Hours on Tues- PEABODY — Cas- of Essex, as well as the selectmen to set an would be nice to focus on of 62. day, July 11 from 2-5 p.m. sandra Lynne Moffa, many cousins and agenda and have a con- a few other issues and be She leaves her children: For directions or to sign the age 25, of Peabody friends. She was also versation on three key ambitious, and see where Pamela A. Poole of Harrah, online guestbook, please died unexpectedly the cousin of the late topics — the waterfront, we can make investments OK, David S. Warden and his visit: www.cuffemcginn. on Thursday July 6, Ryan Scarponi. economic development, that will improve our wife, Linda of Malden, Nancy com. 2017. Service infor- and the schools. quality of life, but also find Born in Salem, mation: Relatives In addition, Fitzgerald ways that we can continue Cassandra was the and friends are re- said the goal would be to see investment made in daughter of Joann spectfully invited to reach out and engage Swampscott.” Scarponi of Peabody to attend visiting state agencies to look at Naomi Dreeben, chair- Carole M. Flynn and the late Beau Moffa. hours on Thursday from 4-8 grant opportunities and woman of the Board of Se- She was a graduate of Pea- p.m. in the SOLIMINE Fu- get some expertise outside lectmen, said since she’s body High School. neral Home 426 BROADWAY of Swampscott to help of- been a selectman, commit- LYNN — Carole M. of Lynn, Lisa Flynn In addition to her mother, (RTE129), Lynn. A Celebra- ficials think and plan in a tees and boards haven’t (Mahoney) Flynn, of and her late husband she is survived by her grand- tion of her life Service will broader way. come together for a joint Lynn, passed away Rick Pedro of Lynn, parents James and Patricia be held at a later date. In He said it was import- effort. peacefully, surround- 28 grandchildren, Scarponi of Maine and her lieu of flowers donations in ant to discuss how officials “I’m really excited about ed by her family. A nine great-grandchil- aunts and uncles; Kathie her memory may be made would think about the moving some kind of sum- lifelong Lynn resident, dren, cousin Carole Wentzell, of Lynn, Karen and to Northeast Animal Shelter schools over the next 5 to mit or joint meeting to- she was the daughter Roberts of Saugus, Bob Sanecchiaro of Falmouth, 347 Highland Ave. Salem, 10 years, pointing out that gether, even if it’s just a of the late George brother James Ma- Sean and Julie Curley of Wilm- MA 01970. Directions and Superintendent Pamela first step to really begin- and Mary (Ahern) honey of Reading, as ington, Kristina Scarponi of guestbook at www.solimine. Angelakis recently submit- ning to talk to each oth- Mahoney, and the well as many nieces Maine, and Jennifer Scarponi com. ted two statements of in- er about these ideas, and wife of the late John F. Flynn. and nephews. She was pre- terest for a new elementary having all of our various Carole attended St. Mary’s deceased by her parents, her school to replace Hadley committees and boards … Girls’ High School followed husband John F. Flynn, brother MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS School and for renovation of really talking about all of by Boston College, where she Paul Mahoney, and sister Lois Swampscott Middle School. the same things so that For economic develop- received her Bachelor of Sci- LeBrasseur. Thoreau postage stamp criticism of materialism we can move together for- ence in Nursing Degree. She Service information: Car- ment, Fitzgerald said ward on some of the things and the timeless questions discussion may center worked as a RN at Salem Hos- ole’s funeral will be held on to be dedicated on he raises about the place of that are priorities for the pital for many years. Carole Wednesday July 12, 2017 at around investments in town,” Dreeben said. 200th birthday the individual in society.” infrastructure and about also enjoyed bowling, playing 9:30 a.m. from the SOLIMINE Thoreau is the writer of bingo, trips to Foxwoods, but Funeral Home 426 Broadway CONCORD (AP) — Hen- whether there is a vision Gayla Cawley can be the memoir “Walden” and for more at certain neigh- reached at gcawley@item- most especially spending time (Rt129) Lynn, followed by ry David Thoreau is being the essay “Civil Disobedi- with her children and grand- funeral Mass at 10:30 a.m. honored on the 200th borhoods and intersec- live.com. Follow her on ence.” tions. He said there will be Twitter @GaylaCawley. children. at St. Mary’s Church Lynn, anniversary of his birth. The stamp image comes Carole is survived by her 11 and burial to follow in St. The U.S. Postal Service from an oil-on-panel children; Karen and James Joseph Cemetery, Lynn. Vis- says it plans to hold a painting of Thoreau’s face Sullivan of Saugus, Sharon iting hours will be Tuesday special dedication of the based on an 1856 da- IN MEMORIAM Grace and her late husband July 11, 2017 from 4-8 p.m. Did you know? PATRICK J. MCGRATH JR. recently released stamp of guerreotype by Benjamin 1992 ~ JULY 10 ~ 2017 James of Peabody, John T. Fly- Relatives and friends are re- the 19th century Ameri- Maxham. It also includes nn of Lynn, Coleen and John spectfully invited. In lieu of 25TH ANNIVERSARY can philosopher and nat- his signature and a Kelter of Lynn, James Flynn flowers, donations may be uralist Wednesday at his branch of sumac leaves. of Lynn, Carole and Michael made in Carole’s name to Conway of Danvers, Donna the St. Jude Children’s Re- birthplace in Concord. and Daniel Flanagan of Wilm- search Hospital 501 St Jude Concord Postmaster Ray Long-distance rower to ington, Michael and Christine Place, Memphis, TN 38105 White and officials from give free lecture at Flynn of Lynnfield, Debbie and or www.StJude.org. For di- the Thoreau Farm and whaling museum Daniel McCarthy of Danvers, rections and guestbook visit Birthplace will highlight Linda and John MacDonald www.Solimine.com. 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City Councilors have a month she is negotiating permit at 16 Union St. and busy meeting tomorrow with both companies and sign permit requests from in Ward 4 election night with public hear- expects to reach an agree- Dollar Tree, 15 Joyce St. WARD 4 Desmarais, Susan McGin- Office. But a DA spokes- ings, including a request ment soon. Public hearings request- From A1 nis-Lang, Joseph Twomey, woman said they have not by Massachusetts Patient In 2012, Bay State vot- ed for the council’s August and City Solicitor Michael received the complaint. Foundation Inc. (MPF) to ers approved making mar- 8 meeting include one on remaining signatures on Barry, held a public hear- A law enforcement open a dispensing-only ijuana legal for medical the city’s annual action the nomination papers with ing to hear the allegations. source told The Item such treatment center for med- use, and in 2016 pot for plan for use of federal the signed voter registration A second hearing is sched- cases are rare and fraud is ical marijuana at 487-491 recreational use won at cards on file at City Hall. uled for today. very hard to prosecute. Lynnway. the polls. housing appropriations, including Community De- One week ago, the Com- Last week, the commis- The Newton-based firm, New business before mission, including City sion said they would re- Thomas Grillo can be velopment Block Grant operating dispensaries in the council includes a Clerk Janet Rowe who acts fer the case to the Essex reached at tgrillo@item- and homelessness elimi- Oregon and Colorado, is request by the mayor to as chairwoman, Michele County District Attorney’s live.com. seeking a special permit to forge agreements with the nation money. open a store at the 4,631 MBTA and North Shore Kettle Cuisine has also square-foot Cooper-Lewis Community College to requested a sign permit building on the Lynnway. provide Lynn youth with for 330 Lynnway with the MPF was one of two discounted ridership pass- council review scheduled companies given prefer- es. for August 8. Incumbent Ward 4 ence to launch in the city The council will also vote Mobilitie has request- by the council earlier this on a resolution in support Lynn City Councilor ed council permission to Richard Colucci has year. The other was Old of an environmental site attach cellular communi- World Remedies. The Mar- assessment of the lot at 83 a supporter who cation equipment on ex- blehead company plans to Willow St. to, according to is charging Eliud operate a shop on Western the council agenda, “facili- isting poles at Eastern Av- Alcala’s camp with Avenue. tate redevelopment” of the enue and Lambert Street; forging signatures Both companies must site. Western Avenue and Bel- on the nomination negotiate a host agree- Other council hearings leaire Avenue; Commer- ballots. ment and get a special Tuesday include Iglesia cial and South Common permit. Mayor Judith Fla- de Dios Pastor Cristobal streets and Hanson Street ITEM FILE PHOTO | nagan Kennedy said last Garcia’s request for a sign at the Lynnway. OWEN O’ROURKE Teen drop-in center now open for summertime fun By Marianne Salza for at-risk teens; result- FOR THE ITEM ing in a three-month peri- od in the summer with no The Lynn Parks and Rec- gang-related stabbings or reation Department and the Lynn Police Depart- shootings. ment, in sponsorship with “Thanks to the Shannon Mayor Judith Flanagan grant and other work done Kennedy, are once again by the Police Department opening the Summer Lynn and the community, gang Teen Drop-In Center, a pro- violence has been down gram running through Aug. over the past 11 years. It’s 25, for youth, ages 13-18. been a team effort,” said Every Friday night, from Holey. “North Shore Com- 6 to 9 p.m., teens can en- munity College did a study joy free music and guest and said that Lynn vio- speakers, play sports, and lence is down 80 percent. participate in recreational, It’s amazing. It’s been a tre- social, and cultural activi- mendous success.” ties at the Lynn Vocation- The Police Department al and Technical Institute provides detail officers to fieldhouse. The summer scan individuals with a teen center also provides metal detector, search bags, free water and pizza from Lido Café to attendees. and interact with teens in a “It’s important to offer non-confrontational setting kids a safe haven from vi- to ensure no weapons or olence, and a place where contraband come into the they can congregate and facility. have fun,” said Police Lt. “We haven’t had one com- Peter Holey. “It lets them plaint about being searched know we care as a police in 11 years. I think the kids department and as a com- want to know they’re safe munity. and in an environment “It’s the best police activi- where there is light, adult ty we partake in as a police supervision,” said Holey, department. It lets the kids who has seen generations see us in a different light. of siblings participate. They’re all great kids. They The only conflict Holey tease us; we tease them.” can recall in over a decade For 11 years the teen cen- was an argument over a Above, Rebecca ter has been providing op- portunities for teens, serv- basketball game. Alerte dribbles the “This is our way of saying ball while playing ing more than 1,200 youth per year. When the City of we care about you to the basketball with Lynn and the Lynn Police kids. We want you to have friends at the Department received the a safe place to go this sum- Lynn Teen drop-in Senator Charles E. 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E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill B A. B Be radical; be a moderate Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg E C  J. Edward M. Grant When did being a moder- ing something right. It’s solid middle ground. The Director of Advertising T  J  Gordon R. Hall ate become a radical posi- where historians worth word connotes a sense 110 Munroe St. News Editor Monica Connell Healey tion? their footnotes stand: of restraint or discipline P.O. Box 5 W J. K J. Patrick Norton Vice President, Finance Extreme wings set the teaching history in its to tame our cruder in- Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  Michael H. Shanahan agenda for faiths and po- fullness and not just the stincts and to make good Chairman Customer Service Chief Operating O cer litical parties. Why are pieces that support your rational choices. Moder- P ’ Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 both sides always yelling banner. (That’s why histo- ation practiced in this Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 — and why are there only rians can be very annoy- way also brings with it Connecting Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 two sides of stark black ing.) a personal and historical All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 and white? Why does Speaking moderate- sense of proportion and Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 perspective deeply lack- Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 someone have to win and ly doesn’t mean being Brian C. ¡ayer, 1996-1999 another lose? Doesn’t “me without conviction. The ing in the wave of non- Classifi ed Advertising Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 sense statements like, Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 first” equal “you second” moderate must speak classi [email protected] — and what does that say firmly to both sides. The “Never before in history” John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 Subscriptions about the common good challenge is to confront a or, “If we don’t do this, [email protected] here comes Armaged- central to democratic so- policy or person without Circulation cieties and religious tradi- being confrontational. don.” [email protected] tions? Moderates of many faiths The three monotheis- Ext. 3 We’re extreming our- fight extremists within tic faiths agree. We hear selves to death. their own tradition — the medieval Jewish sage Newsroom How about a word in insiders who fear their Maimonides, who teach- [email protected] [email protected] praise of moderation? faith is being hijacked es: “The correct path lies EDITORIAL Yes, some will criticize by fanatics and radicals, equidistant between the Ext. 4 moderates with the easy violent in their words or two extremes. This is Sports bite that they’re just deeds, who don’t speak true for every character- [email protected] istic possessed by man. walking a cowardly yel- the truth of their reli- Ext. 5 low line down the mid- gious principles but get Hence the sages instruct Keeping Retail and Online us to moderate our be- dle of the road. “Take a the most attention. Advertising stand, dammit!” they Extremists wash out havior and aim for the [email protected] will say. “This is no time subtlety and boil their middle path. The object history alive for half-measures. If traditions down to sil- is to achieve proportion.” ADVERTISING you’re not with us, you’re ly slogans. Moderates Lest some see Islam only Ernie Carpenter Jr. through the lens of Isla- Director of Advertising Last Saturday’s annual Glover’s Regiment en- against us.” embrace the flaws and Can’t we have adult con- depths of theirs to find a mists — who are opposed and Business Development, ext. 1355 campment at Fort Sewall in Marblehead is a re- by mainstream Muslims [email protected] versations with the shades better way. minder how the past is constantly present on the even if the TV cameras North Shore. With summer in full swing, it is im- of gray that mark many of Aristotle didn’t believe Michele Iannaco and headlines don’t say Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1315 portant for children to combine outdoor fun with our life decisions? that virtue was the oppo- so — we note modera- [email protected] learning and appreciating the area’s history. Most of us have expe- site of vice but that vir- tion in the Quran and The encampment is a reminder that July 4th rienced co-workers or tue occupied the central Ralph Mitchell the hadith tradition of Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 celebrations represented a culmination or high relatives who go from ground between the two Muhammad’s sayings. [email protected] point in the nation’s formative history. But the one extreme to the other: extremes of too much “Do good deeds properly, Patricia Whalen stars and stripes and fireworks were the product The left-wing hippie be- and too little. Healthy sincerely, and moderate- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 of years-worth of suffering, sacrifice and daunting comes the buttoned-down pride, for instance, walks efforts to fight for freedom. ly,” the Prophet says in [email protected] conservative. The athe- a careful line to avoid The role Glover and the troops he commanded one. Within Christianity, ist becomes a believer vain arrogance or hu- BUSINESS OFFICE played in the American revolution extended far be- Pope Francis is a radical and promptly tells long- bris (thinking too highly Beth Bresnahan yond Marblehead, including their pivotal role in keep- moderate trying to create time members of their of yourself) and a belit- Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1253 ing the cause for liberty alive in its darkest hours. a climate for dialogue in- [email protected] A similar opportunity to reflect on the people and new faith tradition what tling feeling of being un- stead of diatribe and po- Susan J. Conti events who built the nation comes on July 12 when they’re doing wrong. Be- worthy (selling yourself lite conversation in place Saugus Iron works is the site for Massachusetts ing an extremist or act- short). Controller, ext. 1288 of polemics. [email protected] Militia History Comes Alive, an all-day event with ing with the convert’s fire A century before and Moderation is still a vir- Ted Grant militia re-enactors from two time periods exhibiting may make you a zealot or half a planet away, Con- tue — if only we have the pike and musket drills, dressing like colonists and a sieve, but maintaining fucius offered his sta- Publisher, ext. 1234 courage to practice it. [email protected] ending the day with musket firing demonstrations. balance is much harder. bilizing doctrine of the The reenactment probably has a slim chance of Let’s revisit the mid- mean so right order Christopher M. Bellitto Marian Kinney competing against the allure of a day at the beach or dle ground, where we might reign: balance and ext. 1212 is professor of history at [email protected] a trip to an amusement park. But a few hours spent won’t find weakness but equilibrium that lead steeped in history opens a door for families with kids Kean University in strength to face the crit- to fairness and justice Will Kraft to appreciate other opportunities to study the history Union, N.J., and author Vice President / Finance, ext. 1296 icisms of both wings of where all do their proper of Lynn, Saugus and other area communities. of “Ageless Wisdom: Life- [email protected] The Grand Army of the Republic building’s trove your favorite cause. If duty. Ancient Latin gives you’re being hit by both us the idea of mediocri- time Lessons from the Bi- Jennifer Perez of Civil War history is a resource opened to stu- ext. 1205 dents during the school year. But a summertime sides, many wise people tas — not a bland me- ble.” He wrote this for the [email protected] have noted, you’re do- diocrity but a steadying Philadelphia Inquirer. tour of the Andrew Street, Lynn building offers a Carolina Trujillo glimpse into history mirrored across the city in Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 the names of streets and squares. [email protected] The Grand Army building is maintained by the Jim Wilson city but the treasures housed inside it can bring Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 history alive in schools, including ones with names [email protected] reflecting Lynn’s connection to the City Hall. A walk through the building is also a chance to CIRCULATION inspire young people during the summer to find Lisa Mahmoud ways to study and preserve the city’s historic re- Manager, ext. 1239 sources. Spending an hour learning about why [email protected] intersections in the city bear a specific name is a CLASSIFIED chance to learn about the sacrifice of a local res- Abbe Young Smith ident who once attended a neighborhood school Manager, ext. 1276 and grew up, perhaps, on the same street as some- [email protected] one attending the same school today. Historic cemeteries located off Union Street, Kerry Smith Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1325 Silsbee Street and South Common Street, as well [email protected] as smaller ones tucked into corners of Peabody, Revere and other cities and towns need attention NEWSROOM from young amateur historians. Bill Brotherton The age of smartphones puts young minds at Features Editor ext. 1338 the center of a busy, chaotic world where a relent- [email protected] less information bombardment can confuse and distort kids who aren’t grounded in history and Gayla Cawley Reporter, ext. 1236 appreciating what a study of the past has to offer. [email protected] Modern technology offers fingertip access to in- formation. But a few hours spent probing and ques- Cheryl Charles tioning the past offers mental discipline and the Night Editor, ext. 1278 [email protected] opportunity for intelligent and critical analysis all too-often lacking in a hurry-up, Google-driven age. Tori Faieta The days are long, the weather warm and his- Copy Editor tory’s rich gifts lie just below the surface in Lynn [email protected] and every community around it. Thomas Grillo ILLUSTRATION | NATE BEELER Reporter, ext. 1264 [email protected] THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER Spenser Hasak Photographer, ext. 1332 [email protected] Thor Jourgensen Turn to cyber options against North Korea News Editor, ext. 1267 [email protected] Steve Krause North Korea’s protracted poli- tions for action exist, and those la’s demilitarized zone. crashing North Korea’s grid — re- Sports Editor, ext. 1229 cy of nuclear belligerence toward there are have sharply limit- U.S. policymakers must find a peatedly, if necessary — has the [email protected] the United States has reached a ed appeal. Economic leverage way to avoid responding through strong potential to force a coup, Katie Morrison long-feared tipping point. Despite through China appears to have a combination of desperate mea- cripple the army, forestall further Sports Reporter a diligent campaign of sabotage been exhausted, whether as a re- sures. nuclear progress or drive the re- [email protected] and defensive saber-rattling by sult of Chinese anxiety over the That’s why attention should the Obama and now Trump ad- Kim regime’s collapse or sheer turn, if it has not turned already, gime to sue for peace. This is a Owen O’Rourke better option than the others the Photographer, ext. 1224 ministrations, Pyongyang has geopolitical opportunism. A na- to America’s limited but poten- [email protected] successfully tested an intercon- val blockade or quarantine alone tially decisive asymmetric cyber president has to choose from. It tinental ballistic missile, raising cannot stop the regime’s nuclear operations capabilities. Efforts is also attractive in concert with Roberto Scalese the specter of another launch, advances. And a conventional or in this area have already proven Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 more conventional action. [email protected] this time armed with a nuclear limited nuclear war against the their worth in slowing down the The American people expect the Anne Marie Tobin warhead. North would most likely result North’s march to nuclear intimi- White House to meet the Korean Even if the cities of America’s in the regime unleashing the full dation or worse. Now they should Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 crisis forcefully yet prudently — Pacific coast are somehow kept force of its formidable army, deal- be pressed into service to deprive [email protected] safe from obliteration, a nuclear ing death to South Korea’s mili- the regime of the one thing it and successfully. After so much Bridget Turcotte North is intolerable. Action must tary and civilian population, not needs to wage war and maintain trouble with cyber conflict, the Reporter, ext. 1269 be taken now. to mention America’s troops sta- its iron grip: electrical power. United States should turn the ta- [email protected] The trouble is that so few op- tioned along the Korean peninsu- Although not a silver bullet, bles for a win. Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] MONDAY, JULY 10, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A5 North Shore RMV site in limbo By Adam Swift which was owned by WP (RFP) could go out in the body location, the nearest ITEM STAFF Realty of Pennsylvania next week or two. full-service RMV branches prior to the auction. The “There is an urgency to are in Revere and Wilm- DANVERS — The wait uncertainty over the site find a site,” said Walsh. ington. for a new Registry of Mo- could open the door to the “There are the options of A MassDOT spokesper- tor Vehicles location on RMV coming to Peabody. looking at the runners-up, son said the RMV is con- the North Shore has been The wheels started turn- but I think what is proba- tinuing to work diligently even longer than the ste- ing on the search for a bly going to happen is that to relocate an RMV service reotypical RMV line. But state Rep. Tom new RMV site more than a there will be an emergen- center to the North Shore. Walsh (D-Peabody) said year ago when the branch cy RFP going out to short- “The Registry has re- there is an urgency for the at the Liberty Tree Mall en the timeframe to get cently become aware that state to bring a full-ser- in Danvers was closed be- people to respond.” the property proposed by vice registry back to the cause of HVAC and other Getting an RMV branch the apparent successful Peabody area. infrastructure issues. back on the North Shore bidder within the second The latest twist in the The initial round of bids has already taken too procurement effort is now year-long saga came when for a new location were long, Walsh said. in foreclosure,” Judith the expected new loca- rejected by the state. The “The Liberty Tree Mall Riley, spokeswoman for tion in Danvers went into second round brought six location closed down a the MassDOT, stated in foreclosure. The Danvers total bids, including the year ago last week,” said an email. “The agency is Crossing plaza went up Danvers Crossing location the state representative. working closely with the for auction last week, but and two sites in Peabody. “North Shore residents Division of Capital Asset no bidders met or exceed- Walsh said he has gotten have been without a full Management and Main- ed the required bid by the no official word from the service registry for a year.” tenance to identify and bank. RMV on the next step, but While AAA customers explore all possible contin- JP Morgan Chase Bank he believes an emergen- can take care of some reg- gency options that may be now controls the property, cy request for proposals istry services at its Pea- available at this juncture.” PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS U.S. Air Force B-1B Lancer bombers, bottom left and third from top, fly with South Korean Trump: US must work with and U.S. fighter jets over the Korean Peninsula. North Korea calls Russia, ignore election issues US practice bombing By Jill Colvin ASSOCIATED PRESS run a provocation WASHINGTON — Pres- ident Donald Trump said Sunday that “it is time SEOUL, South Korea joined them in the drill. to move forward in work- (AP) — North Korean The bombers also flew ing constructively with state media have sharply with Japanese F-2 fighter Russia” after his lengthy criticized a recent practice jets over the East China meeting with Russian bombing run by two U.S. Sea on their way back to President Vladimir Pu- B-1B bombers on the Ko- Andersen Air Force Base tin in Germany. But he is rean peninsula, calling it in Guam. still avoiding the question a dangerous move raising The 10-hour mission of whether he accepts Pu- the risk of nuclear war. came three days after tin’s denial that Russia A commentary Sunday North Korea tested an was responsible for med- in the ruling party’s Ro- intercontinental ballistic dling in the 2016 election. dong Sinmun newspaper missile on Fourth of July, Speaking in a series of accused the U.S. of “reck- America’s Independence tweets the morning after less military provoca- Day. President Donald returning from a world tions” and said the danger Trump and the leaders of leaders’ summit in Germa- of nuclear war is reaching South Korea and Japan, ny, Trump said he “strongly an extreme pitch. The meeting during the G-20 pressed” Putin twice over commentary was reported summit in Germany, is- Russian meddling during on in English by the state sued a joint statement their meeting Friday. Korean Central News condemning the launch. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Trump said that Putin Agency. U.S. military officials “vehemently denied” the President Donald Trump meets with Russian President Vladimir Putin Two U.S. Air Force described the bomber mis- conclusions of American at the G20 Summit Friday, in Hamburg. bombers released in- sion as a defensive show intelligence agencies that ert weapons Friday on a of force and unity that Russian hackers and pro- clear how he feels. He’s I think the important training range in South demonstrated “the iron- Trump had believed his pagandists tried to sway made it very clear that he thing is how do we assure Korea. South Korean F-15 clad U.S. commitment to in-person denials. the election in Trump’s fa- addressed it straight on.” and U.S. F-16 fighter jets our allies.” “He asked questions, I that this doesn’t happen vor. But Trump would not replied. It seemed to me But White House chief of again,” Tillerson said. say whether he believed that he was satisfied with staff Reince Priebus took “Everybody knows that Putin, tweeting only that the answers,” Putin said. issue with Putin’s charac- Russia meddled in our he’s “already given my Secretary of State Rex terization. elections,” added Nikki opinion.” Tillerson did not answer “The president absolute- Haley, the U.S. ambassa- Trump has said he thinks directly when asked Sun- ly didn’t believe the denial dor to the United Nations. Russia probably hacked the day if Trump had accept- of President Putin,” Prie- “This is Russia trying to emails of the Democratic ed Putin’s denial, but told bus said. He said Trump save face.” had spent a “large part of National Committee and reporters in Ukraine that But in a show of Hillary Clinton staffers, the meeting on the sub- Trump’s conversation with U.S.-Russian cooperation, but that “other people and/ ject,” but wanted to move Putin on election interfer- officials announced during or countries” were likely onto other subjects. the trip that the two sides involved as well. He said ence went “about the way He and other admin- had brokered a cease-fire ahead of the meeting that, we expected.” Tillerson istration officials said “Nobody knows for sure.” was the only other Ameri- Trump did not want Rus- in southern Syria that Russian Foreign Min- can official in the room. sian interference in last went into effect Sunday. ister Sergey Lavrov first Treasury Secretary Ste- year’s election to prevent Trump tweeted that the ven Mnuchin also declined deal “will save lives.” FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS told reporters in Germany him from working with on Friday that Trump had to say whether Trump Putin’s government on The two sides also agreed A “Now Hiring” sign welcomes a customer en- accepted Putin’s assur- accepted Putin’s denial. other issues, including the to create what Trump de- tering a Best Buy store in Hialeah, Fla. ances that Russia hadn’t “Why would President civil war in Syria. scribed in a tweet as “an meddled — an assertion Trump broadcast exactly “You know, the past, I impenetrable Cyber Secu- Putin repeated Satur- what he said in the meet- don’t know if we will ever rity unit” to ensure that Hiring surged last day after the Group of 20 ing? Strategically that come to an agreement, “election hacking, & many summit. Putin said he left makes no sense,” Mnuchin obviously with our Rus- other negative things, will month in a sign of US the meeting thinking that said. “He’s made it very sian counterparts on that. be guarded.” economic vitality Kushners face heated trial over By Christopher room to run. S. Rugaber “This balanced pace ASSOCIATED PRESS should enable the current suburban Jersey mall project economic expansion to WASHINGTON — Hir- be maintained much be- By Garance Burke ing surged in June in a yond the historical norm,” and Bernard Condon From left, surprising show of U.S. Russell Price, senior econ- ASSOCIATED PRESS Barbara economic vitality eight omist for Ameriprise Fi- WASHINGTON — Days Denegar, Ev- years into the recovery nancial, said. elyn Guerra, from the Great Recession. after a seaside reception The current expansion is for his father-in-law’s pres- Sara Breslow Pay gains remain weak, the third-longest on record. and Judy though, a stark reminder idential campaign, Jared So far, the job market and Bretzger of one of the economy’s Kushner set out to pitch a economy look broadly the deal to a small-town mayor: stand near key shortcomings. same as they did last year, Employers added 222,000 Kushner Cos. would trans- the entrance though President Donald form an aging shopping jobs last month, and hir- to the Mon- Trump has boasted that mall into a live-work des- ing in the previous two mouth Mall his policies are accelerat- tination, bringing culture months was revised much in Eaton- ing hiring and growth. and commerce to a scraggy higher. Job gains have now town, N.J. The economy’s durabil- stretch of the Jersey Shore. averaged nearly 180,000 a ity appears to be benefit- The mayor, a retired po- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED month this year, only slight- ing more people. The un- lice officer, viewed it as a PRESS ly below last year’s pace. employment rate among brilliant offer his town Unemployment ticked blacks fell in June to its couldn’t refuse. But hun- Trump, Kushner was CEO pany after the deal already two residential towers, up to 4.4 percent from 4.3 lowest level in 17 years, dreds of Eatontown resi- of his family company and had been rejected. but residents took to the percent, but mostly for a at 7.1 percent. The gap dents turned out in oppo- was widely credited with “People are mad. They’re streets in February and good reason: More Amer- with whites, whose rate sition, packing borough its expansion into Man- mad at the mayor, and the family recently with- icans started looking for was 3.8 percent, persisted. council meetings last year hattan. But he was just as they’re mad at the back- drew its application. Far- work, a sign of confidence The rate among Latinos to protest the Monmouth busy building political loy- room deals,” said plain- ther down the shore, in in the economy. dropped to 4.8 percent, Mall expansion as a give- alties and securing munic- tiff and longtime resident Perth Amboy, the status Last month, economists the lowest in 11 years. Sara Breslow. away to Kushner. ipal changes to benefit the also is shaky. The Kush- worried that hiring would Even with June’s strong Kushner soon won ap- Other real estate deals business in his home state ners have been pressing slow as employers strug- hiring, average hourly pay proval to build 700 apart- Kushner has brokered in of New Jersey. the city to approve a down- gled to fill jobs from a rose just 2.5 percent from ments atop his mall park- New Jersey are under at- dwindling supply of unem- a year earlier. The last ing lot as part of a $300 Plaintiffs in the mall suit tack, too, with residents sized version of a 22-build- ployed workers. Friday’s time the unemployment million expansion deal — are claiming town officials also claiming local politi- ing waterfront community data suggests companies rate was this low, wages an agreement that now is privately negotiated with cians are too accommodat- the family promised years are still finding plenty of were rising by roughly 4 the subject of a heated law- the Kushners for half a year ing to the powerful real ago, but that is uncertain people to hire. percent. Normally, as the suit set for trial Monday. without telling the commu- estate family. given resentment over That has given econo- number of unemployed Before joining the White nity, then rushed a vote on In Jersey City, the Kush- stalled construction and a mists greater confidence dwindles, employers raise House as a senior advis- new zoning rules that ben- ners had hoped for a 30- lawsuit from condo inves- the economy still has pay to attract job seekers. er to President Donald efited only Kushner’s com- year local tax break for tors who feel misled. A6 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JULY 10, 2017 POLICE/FIRE Summer activities are All address information, particu- Breaking and Entering through a bad divorce and the Complaints larly arrests, reflect police records. In person may have been a private A report of a breaking and A report of a disturbance at underway in Medford the event of a perceived inaccuracy, investigator. Police reported the entering at 7:59 p.m. Saturday man in question had a nearby 10:13 p.m. Friday at 111 Main it is the sole responsibility of the con- at 117 Eastern Ave. appointment for a chandelier St. A caller reported a loud MEDFORD — One of filmmaking, Lego work- cerned party to contact the relevant repair. noise coming from the church. the more popular summer shops, and rocket-making. police department and have the Complaints A report of a disturbance at Police reported the church was offerings in the city is the “We are excited with department issue a notice of correc- 11:55 p.m. Friday on State having a mass; at 1:58 a.m. annual Parks Program, what we have to offer with A report of a disturbance at Street; at 8:10 p.m. Saturday Saturday at 5300 Crane Brook which returns in a differ- our Summer Recreation tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or 4:44 p.m. Friday at 50 Newhall on Heritage Way. A caller report- Way; at 9:56 p.m. Saturday at ent format starting today. Program,” said Mayor clarifications will not be made without St.; at 6:01 p.m. Friday at 50 ed her neighbor’s 2-year-old 5 Cottage St.; at 12:11 a.m. The program runs week- Stephanie M. Burke, in a express notice of change from the ar- Newhall St.; at 7:38 p.m. Fri- son was outside screaming for Sunday at 6 Orchard Terrace; days from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. statement. “There’s some- day at 36 Western Ave.; at resting police department. someone to let him back inside at 12:36 a.m. Sunday at 5100 at a different park each thing for everyone.” 10:26 p.m. Friday at 11 Nelson the house and no one was an- Crane Brook Way; at 2:23 week through August 18. For more information go St.; at 11:44 p.m. Friday at LYNN swering him. a.m. Sunday at 84 Aborn St.; The schedule of parks and to: www.medfordma.org/ 290 Broadway; at 12:15 a.m. Cars were reportedly drag at 4:44 a.m. Sunday at 5100 dates is listed below. summer or the Recreation Saturday at Essex and Fayette racing at 9:40 a.m. Saturday Crane Brook Way; at 2:32 p.m. Activities at the selected Guide can be picked up at Arrests streets; at 4:56 a.m. Saturday on Humphrey Street. Sunday at Bagel World at 246 parks will include sports, City Hall, the Family Net- Luis Alvarez, 32, of 38 Ha- at 72 Mudge St.; at 10:49 a.m. Newbury St.; at 3:13 p.m. Sun- games, crafts, and more work, the Public Library, nover St., was arrested and Saturday at Harbor Auto Sales Theft day at 88 Aborn St.; at 5:03 and the park locations and at many other loca- charged with assault and bat- at 480 Lynnway; at 12:35 p.m. p.m. Sunday at Andover Street will be Harris Park, Bar- tions throughout the city. tery with a dangerous weapon Saturday at Beachside Roast A caller reported he returned and Route 128 South. ry Park, Carr Park, Tufts To speak with someone at 2:36 p.m. Saturday. Beef at 207 Lewis St.; at 12:43 home to find someone had tak- A report of a suspicious mo- Park, Morrison Park, and about all programs, please Shannice Molina, 21, of 21 p.m. Saturday at 17 Margin St.; en his bike at 7:33 p.m. Satur- tor vehicle at 12:16 a.m. Sat- Playstead Park. The parks call 781-393-2486 or email Shepard St., was arrested on at 1 p.m. Saturday at 117 East- day on Washington Street. urday at 4 Orchard Terrace. A will be staffed by instruc- medfordrecreation@med- warrant charges of malicious ern Ave.; at 1;35 p.m. Saturday caller reported that his neigh- tors who will supervise ford-ma.gov. damage to a motor vehicle, at 56 Lawton Ave.; at 3:16 p.m. PEABODY bors are doing drugs out front activities. assault and battery, disturbing Saturday at 216 Lewis St.; at of the house. In addition, all youths MEDFORD PARKS the peace, destruction of prop- 3:32 p.m. Saturday on Gardin- Arrests who sign up may partic- PROGRAM SCHEDULE erty and number plate violation er Street; at 6:07 p.m. Satur- Fire ipate in the Free Lunch Week 1 day at 30 Howard St.; at 7:56 to conceal at 3:34 p.m. Friday. Brian Michael French, 32, Program which provides Harris Park p.m. Saturday at 501 Washing- A report of a vehicle fire at Oscar Santos, 23, of 8 of 500 Northshore Road, Apt. participants ages 18 and July 10-14 ton St.; at 8:11 p.m. Saturday 2A, was arrested on a warrant 10:31 a.m. Sunday at Auto under with a no-cost meal Week 2 Chase St., was arrested and on Curwin Circle; at 12:15 a.m. Plus Auto Parts at 77 Walnut St. charged with assault and bat- at 12:25 p.m. Sunday. at five of the six locations. Barry Sunday at Adams and Rocka- Only Playstead Park is July 17-21 tery with a dangerous weapon Matthew Greenlaw, 19, of way streets; at 3:14 a.m. Sun- Overdose not included in Week Six. Week 3 at 2:40 p.m. Saturday. 9 ½ Northend St., was arrest- day at 55 Broad St.; at 10:17 Medford’s Summer Rec- Carr Park Gina Serafini, 34, of 191 ed and charged with disorderly A report of an overdose at a.m. Sunday at Casey’s Shell at conduct at 12:51 a.m. Satur- reation is underway with July 24-28 Constitution Ave., Revere, was 535 Lynnway. 4:18 a.m. Sunday on Orchard day. Terrace. A man was taken to a variety of offerings. Week 4 arrested on warrant charges A report of a gunshot at Registration is still open Tufts Park of two counts of assault with Claiton A. Mejia-Tejeda, 29, Salem Hospital. 12:15 a.m. Saturday at 35 of 362 Rindge Ave., Apt. 11M, for more than 20 athletic July 31-August 4 a dangerous weapon, assault Chestnut St. and hands-on programs. Week 5 and battery with a dangerous Cambridge, was arrested and Theft charged with OUI liquor and Athletic clinics include Morrison Park weapon, Class C drug posses- Overdose leaving the scene of property A report of a larceny at 2:39 soccer, flag football, soft- August 7-11 sion, shoplifting by concealing p.m. Saturday at 286 Newbury ball, swimming for ages 3 Week 6 A report of an overdose at damage at 2:52 a.m. Saturday. merchandise, shoplifting by St. A caller reported a bench to adults. Hands-on pro- Playstead Park (No Free 5:48 p.m. Saturday on Franklin Jonathan J. Roy, 31, of 1 Lor- asportation and destruction of was stolen from in front of his grams introduce youth Lunch Program) Street; at 9:03 p.m. Saturday ing Ave., Apt. 311, Swampscott, property at 12:32 a.m. Sunday. residence; at 1:56 p.m. Sunday ages 5-14 to computing, August 14-18 on Cliff Street; at 10:13 a.m. was arrested and charged with at Spring Hill Suites at 43 New- Sunday on Lincoln Street. armed robbery and on war- Accidents rants at 11:52 p.m. Saturday. bury St. A caller reported a tote In Revere, 16-year-old A report of a motor vehicle Theft Christine T. Zak, 33, of 18 bag was stolen with numerous accident at 11:58 a.m. Friday Cashman Road, was arrested items in it. A report of a robbery at at 1103 Western Ave.; at 2:15 A report of a larceny at 1:10 on warrants at 7:08 p.m. Friday. 11:52 p.m. Saturday at Dunkin’ boy stabbed in back p.m. Friday at 301 Essex St.; at p.m. Friday at 32 Union St.; at 3:08 p.m. Friday at 17 Atlantic Accidents Donuts at 3 Central St. Jona- 2:57 p.m. Friday at 220 Broad- than J. Roy, 31, of Swampscott, way; at 3:34 p.m. Friday at 433 St.; at 1:31 p.m. Saturday at 18 Bond St.; at 4:46 p.m. Saturday A report of a motor vehicle was arrested. Broadway; at 5:30 p.m. Friday accident at 5:07 p.m. Friday at O’Callaghan Way and Walnut at 37 Childs St.; at 12:33 a.m. Sunday at 18 Bond St. at Capone’s Restaurant at Vandalism Street; at 9:22 a.m. Saturday 147 Summit St.; at 8 p.m. at Cottage and Hood streets; A report of a robbery at A report of a vandalism at 12:39 p.m. Saturday at Dunkin’ Friday at 12 Wallis Ann Road at 12:23 p.m. Saturday at 115 and 22 Sutton St.; at 2:52 8:15 p.m. Friday at 2 Dooling Alley St.; at 1:49 p.m. Saturday Donuts at 116 Lewis St.; at Circle. A caller reported his girl- 10:38 p.m. Saturday at 120 a.m. Saturday at Peabody Fire at 332 Maple St.; at 4:01 p.m. friend’s car was vandalized; at Jefferson St. Department at 41 Lowell St. Saturday at Eastern Avenue A car struck a light pole and 11:27 p.m. Friday at 6 Sham- rock St. A caller reported a man and Essex Street; at 5:41 p.m. Vandalism no parking sign in front of the Saturday at 518 Western Ave.; firehouse. Claiton A. Mejia-Te- slashed his tires. Richard P. at 6:16 p.m. Saturday at 45 A report of motor vehicle van- jeda, 29, of Cambridge was Remieres, 53, of 12 Tracey St., Lewis St.; at 10:23 p.m. Satur- dalism at 2:34 p.m. Friday at arrested; at 10:27 a.m. Sat- was summoned for malicious day at 149 Franklin St. 59 North Franklin St.; at 6:47 urday at Lowe Mart Shopping destruction of property. A report of a motor vehicle p.m. Friday at 156 Boston St.; Center at 474 Lowell St.; at accident with personal injury at at 12:58 p.m. Saturday at 143 11:03 a.m. Saturday at 24 SWAMPSCOTT 5:27 p.m. Friday at 1067 West- South St.; at 3:44 p.m. Satur- Andover St.; at 4:31 p.m. ern Ave.; at 8:56 p.m. Friday at day at 143 South St.; at 8:29 Saturday at 48 Andover St. Accidents 575 Eastern Ave.; at 9:36 p.m. a.m. Sunday at 61 Vine St. and 2 Buttonwood Lane; at Friday at Laighton and Wash- A report of vandalism at 8:29 p.m. Saturday at San- A report of a motor vehicle ington streets; at 12:06 p.m. 10:16 a.m. Saturday at 128 tarpio’s Pizza at 71 Newbury accident at 2:26 p.m. Friday Saturday at Park Street and Bowler St.; at 11:06 p.m. Sat- St.; at 8:58 p.m. Saturday at at Whole Foods Market at 331 Paradise Road; at 4:24 p.m. Western Avenue; at 2:16 p.m. urday at 23 Market Square. Treadwell’s Ice Cream at 46 Friday at Fish House at 431 Saturday at 9 Oxford St. Margin St.; at 11:33 a.m. Humphrey St. A report of a motor vehicle hit MARBLEHEAD Sunday at 0 Lynnfield St. and 147 Summit St. A motorcycle and run accident at 5:02 p.m. Breaking and Entering Saturday at 126 Broad St.; at Accidents into a truck was reported. Ed- 5:06 p.m. Saturday at Alley and son Santos, 55, of 12 Blair A report of a motor vehi- Pleasant streets; at 10:30 p.m. A report of a motor vehicle Terrace, was summoned for cle breaking and entering PH0TO | SCOTT EISEN hit and run accident at 11:34 leaving the scene of property Saturday at Casco Road and at 11:28 a.m. Saturday at EMS and a police offer walk a stabbing victim Lynnfield Street; at 2:26 a.m. a.m. Friday on Doaks Lane; at damage; at 11:54 a.m. Sun- 160 Walker Road; at 1:51 11:29 p.m. Saturday on West day at Dunkin’ Donuts at 79 to a waiting ambulance on Sumner St. in Re- Sunday at 176 Chatham St.; p.m. Saturday at 33 Parsons vere on Sunday. at 10:37 a.m. Sunday at 115 Shore Drive. Lynnfield St. Drive; at 3:59 p.m. Satur- A report of a motor vehicle A report of a motor vehicle hit O’Callaghan Way; at 11:33 day at 67 Middlesex Ave.; By Gayla Cawley Massachusetts General a.m. Sunday at 181 Chatham accident at 1:37 p.m. Friday on and run accident at 6:51 p.m. at 6:56 p.m. Saturday at 29 Friday at CVS at 637 Lowell ITEM STAFF Hospital with minor inju- St. Atlantic Avenue; at 10:13 a.m. Parsons Drive. St.; at 9:39 a.m. Saturday at ries, police said. Saturday at Gerry Street and REVERE — A 16-year- Atlantic Avenue; at 5:54 p.m. Dunkin’ Donuts at 256 Andover Police responded to the Theft old boy was stabbed in the Assaults Saturday on Redstone Lane. St.; at 12:16 p.m. Saturday at incident shortly after 4:30 back during an attempted Latitude Sports Club at 194 A report of a larceny at 3:29 p.m. A report of an assault and robbery on Sumner Street Newbury St. p.m. Saturday at 6 Allen Road. No arrests have been battery at 1:49 p.m. Saturday Complaints late Sunday afternoon. on Chestnut Street. made and the incident is A caller reported a man in a Assaults Vandalism Two men had allegedly under investigation. A report of an assault and black Jeep had been out there been trying to rob him, battery with a dangerous weap- for about half an hour at 9:10 A report of an assault at A report of vandalism at 8:23 but fled after stabbing the Gayla Cawley can be on at 2:14 p.m. Saturday on a.m. Friday on Ocean Avenue. 10:28 p.m. Saturday on Gold- a.m. Saturday at 960 Hum- teenager once in the back, reached at gcawley@item- Hanover Street. The caller stated she is going berg Road. phrey St. Revere police said. live.com. Follow her on The teen was sent to Twitter @GaylaCawley. Activists continue to riot against G-20 MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS summit for 3rd night in Hamburg Suspect on the run after slightly injured by flying 17-year-old bicyclist injured fatal shooting arrested glass. in crash dies Starkey is expected in HAMBURG, Germany team should search for financial support from ORANGE (AP) — Au- court Monday morning. FITCHBURG (AP) — (AP) — Anti-globalization suspects. the government. Cars thorities say a man sus- It couldn’t be determined Police say a 17-year-old activists rioted for a third Hamburg’s police pres- were torched, stores loot- pected of fatally shooting Sunday if he has an boy who was injured consecutive night in Ham- ident Ralf Meyer told re- ed, bikes burned in street a 48-year-old woman in attorney. when his bicycle collided burg early Sunday even porters at a news confer- barricades and windows the rural town of Wen- with a vehicle has died. after Group of 20 leaders ence that while he was smashed during the three- dell has been taken into Inflatable raft fell off truck, Fitchburg Police Capt. had already left the port proud of the 20,000 police day violence. custody. Harry Hess says the city in northern Germany. officers who managed to seriously hurt girl The overwhelming ma- State police tell the crash occurred around Police again used water provide security for the 5:15 p.m. Thursday. The jority of the tens of thou- Telegram & Gazette that MASHPEE (AP) — Po- cannon trucks against ri- many international lead- teen was airlifted to the sands who took to the 53-year-old Lewis Starkey lice say an inflatable raft oters attacking them with ers and their delegations, hospital. streets protested peaceful- III was arrested with- iron rods and pavement it was deplorable that so stored in a boat trailer Hess says the boy died ly against the G-20 sum- out incident in Orange stones. They arrested 186 many of them were in- fell off and hit a 12-year- at UMass Memorial Medi- protesters and tempo- jured and that the violent mit, demanding quick- around 9:15 a.m. Sunday old girl as she was walk- after his vehicle was cal Center in Worcester rarily detained another riots couldn’t be prevent- er action against global ing, leaving her seriously pulled over. early Saturday. 225 people. Officials say ed. warming and more help injured. Starkey was wanted on The crash is under 476 officers have been in- The city’s interior min- for refugees. Mashpee police say the murder charges in the investigation. jured in the violence since ister said they hadn’t ex- The summit, which took deadly Wednesday morn- girl suffered a serious Thursday. The number of pected this kind of brutal- place on Friday and Sat- ing shooting of Amanda head injury on Saturday. injured protesters wasn’t ity by leftist extremists. urday, was hosted by Ger- She was airlifted to Has- clear. “We had to deal — de- Glover. Investigators be- man Chancellor Angela bro Children’s Hospital in Lynn Drug Task Force Foreign Minister Sigmar tached from the actual lieve Glover and Starkey Merkel. Guests included Providence, R.I. Gabriel condemned the vi- events at the summit — knew each other but there Hotline olence, saying “Germany’s with ruthless acts of vio- President Donald Trump, was no immediate word Her current condition is 781-477-4444 reputation is severely af- lence by criminals,” Andy Russian President Vladi- on a possible motive. unknown. mir Putin and many other Sgt. Bryan Burke says CALL 24 HOURS A DAY All reports of fected internationally by Grote said. He’s also accused of go- or text the word neighborhood activity the events in Hamburg.” The city’s officials re- international leaders who ing to a trucking company the owner of the truck tiplynn will be investigated. Gabriel told the Bild am iterated that those who held talks on contentious in Chicopee and firing was cited for operating and your tip to Callers may remain Sonntag newspaper that a suffered from the destruc- issues like climate, trade, at an employee with a with an unsecured load “tip411” (847411) anonymous Europe-wide investigative tion would quickly receive terrorism and migration. shotgun. That man was and fined. Spanish menu available MONDAY, JULY 10, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A7 General Glover’s regiment returns to Marblehead 74 boats race out of REVOLUTION it is important to know Marblehead to Halifax From A1 soldiers were real people and these events hap- ocean,” she said. “It can The seven-year-old pened. HALIFAX has been to a handful From A1 turn up any minute.” Leon Brooks, of Trenton, Especially important is of reenactments and N.J., coached people how said he enjoys learning of Fundy, and then up the the weather. to repair line using rope about history. His favor- shore to a finish in Hali- “(Saturday) night, we ite part was learning to made of natural fibers fax Harbor. Seventy-four had a weather specialist make lead ammunition, which were used on ships boats will participate in to talk to the skippers,” he said. for things like tying up the race. Sunday, the boat she said. “The elements Many reenactors came the mast. Prospector jumped out to can be such a challenge. with their families, like The 65-year-old African an early lead. You can have light winds, 10-year-old Aoife Sulli- American assumed the The mileage is approxi- and there are currents out van, who was joined by role of a working seaman. mate because once sailors that there that can take get out on the open water, her mother, Katie Sul- Through these sessions, you, and there can be a lot there’s no telling what livan, and grandfather of fog.” Brooks teaches lessons on they might encounter in Raymond Sullivan, the the history of black sailors The race began in Mar- Connecticut native who terms of the elements. during the country’s for- “They pick the best blehead in 1905, and con- served as a surgeon for mative years. tinued sporadically un- 30 years. He is the camp route for the wind and the “Fighting at sea was til 1939, when the BYC, doctor during the reenact- currents,” said Aspinall, initially how blacks were who is the vice commodore which is the third-oldest ment and demonstrates club in the U.S., teamed how early medicine was integrated with revolu- of the Boston Yacht Club, tionary soldiers due to a which hosts the event in with the RNSYS (the old- practiced. est yacht club in North This is the third year at need for bodies to fight,” Marblehead (the Royal he said. “Nobody really Nova Scotia Yacht Squad- America) and formalized the event for his grand- the biennial event. There wanted to go to sea at the ron runs things on the daughter. She showed oth- was a break in the race er children how to make time.” other end). The BYC’s other officials during World War II, but corn husk dolls, a tradi- Later, a skirmish took it resumed in 1947. Since tion adopted by the Eu- will be otherwise occupied. place between the British then, the race has run ropean settlers from the Both commodore Peter and Colonial soldiers, pro- Fein and rear commodore continuously, alternat- Native Americans, Aoife viding an illustration of Sullivan said. David Bows are sailing. ing years with the New- how the regiment would Aspinall estimated that port-to-Bermuda race Kathy Pasko has taken have responded to tax col- part in these drills for a there were 150 boats out (which the MHOR pre- lectors. decade, with nine of those in the harbor watching dates). the launch, and another years at this event. Captain Seamus Daly Aspinall says hosting 300-500 people at Chan- “Reenactments like of Glover’s Regiment said the event is almost as dler Hovey Park and other these educate people of everything at the event is much of a challenge as sites suitable for viewing. America’s history in a way meant to model the camp, sailing in it. While the race As a salute to the ob- textbooks in schools do allowing visitors to travel may end in Halifax, all the servers who come out and not,” she said. “Through back in time. sailors from New England watch, the race started acting and providing vi- “You won’t find any pow- still have get back home, ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK out in the harbor, and suals, it is able to stick in which means they have er tools here,” he said. then swung in toward their heads.” Nate Dongin, 2, of Swampscott tries to lift a to deal with customs re- the shore and around so Pasko, who led demon- Matt Demirs can be blunderbuss during a Revolutionary War reen- quirements, “and we have that the crowd could get strations making car- reached at mdemirs@ actment at Fort Sewall in Marblehead on Sat- to make sure everybody a better view of the boats. tridges for muskets, said itemlive.com. urday. understands what those Then, they head out to sea en route to Halifax. are. Swampscott bids farewell to 205 years of experience The challenge once they “We have to find moor- get out to sea will be deal- ings in Marblehead for the ing with the ever-chang- boats that are going to be ways seeking first to un- School and most recently FAREWELL IEPs were handwritten. ing elements, said Aspi- entered in the race,” she From A1 derstand others and fre- at Clarke School — for 24 “While so much has nall, who began sailing as said, “we need sponsors, quently reassuring and years. Her work includ- changed in education a child while living near and we have to find a way she has been the singular praising them. She does ed leading professional along her professional Stratford-on-Avon in En- to feed the sailors who are voice for the arts, raising this with her students too development trainings path, her tireless dedica- gland. coming into town. the torch for the arts un- and the result is a class- in autism, differentiated tion to helping students “You’re constantly “Any money we make der various leadership room that is very safe and learning and stress man- of all different shapes and tweaking things,” she goes back into the race,” models and cultures… accepting.” agement. sizes has not wavered,” said. “Things can change she said. “We’re strictly Her generosity of spirit, McFarlane spent all of Trant has been a Swamp- Angelakis wrote. so fast. non-profit. We just hope to boundless energy, self- her 23 years in the school scott Public Schools psy- Waitt taught for 27 “You have to respect the break even. lessness and unwavering system with Clarke Ele- chologist for 29 years. He years in Swampscott Pub- steadfast commitment to mentary School, starting is a past recipient of the lic Schools and retired af- the young artists of our out as a teacher’s aide and Massachusetts School Malden walks the walk community have shaped then teaching kindergar- Psychology Association ter her time as a Stanley the district and town im- ten, before settling in as School Psychologist of School teacher. Angelakis measurably.” a first grade teacher. She’s the Year award, and “has praised Waitt for being with new finishing touch Kane worked for 23 been an active volunteer demonstrated great de- kind, calm, understanding years as a middle school on many committees, An- termination and courage and sincere. WALKWAY children with disabilities teacher in history and gelakis wrote. when faced with challeng- The superintendent said From A1 and will allow all children TV production. Angelakis “Ann is an amazing edu- es that has been inspiring Waitt is an active listen- to play together in a fun, said Kane has also dedi- cator with a natural abili- to those around him,” An- er and caring, and those City officials had an of- enriching environment,” cated much of his time to ty for teaching young chil- gelakis wrote. skills have allowed her to ficial ribbon-cutting for a Malden Redevelopment final piece of a project that serve as the lead produc- dren,” Angelakis wrote. “His knowledge and ex- form great relationships Authority officials said has been in the works and er on more than 30 school “She is a role model teach- perience have been a re- with challenging stu- covered many steps over in a statement when the plays and musicals. er at the Clarke School. source for the district that dents she has had over the past several years and new park opened. “Because of his talent We will miss Ann’s fun is not replaceable. He not the years, subsequently it all started with a simple “We were excited about and dedication as an ed- sense of humor and up- only has left his mark on leading them to have suc- request from a ward resi- the opportunity to expand ucator in the performing beat personality.” the lives of Swampscott cessful school years. She dent who asked if “all the the playground so that arts, many of his students O’Brien has been a students but has been a worked to implement bal- kids could play together in every child can explore, have gone on to lead suc- registered nurse for 41 professor at Tufts Univer- anced literacy three years the same place.” cessful careers themselves play, and have fun on the years and a school nurse sity, including supervising ago, which has allowed In 2014, Wendy Tobin in the areas of stage, TV, at Clarke School for 18 interns that have become equipment at the park,” her students to read high asked then-Ward 4 City and film production and years. Certain events members of the Swamp- Nestor said. interest books at the right Councilor Jim Nestor if it The walkway compo- performance,” Angelakis such as 9/11 stand out to scott team. Under his would be possible to pur- level. nent, which city officials wrote. O’Brien, who was asked guidance, they are able to chase and install an adap- Lawler taught for 21 by her principal, Carolyn follow in his footsteps and “We were so proud say completes the park to honor these retiring tive swing at the small years in Swampscott, Murphy, to develop a crisis lead the district forward, tot lot at Coytemore Lea. overhaul initiated by most recently as a fourth response manual, which is allowing his legacy to con- teachers, several with 20- Nestor in 2014 and now plus years in our school Nestor, who represent- grade teacher at Stanley still being used. Her other tinue.” ed Ward 4 for four terms seen through by present district,” said Amy O’Con- Elementary School. She is accomplishments include Uminski spent 16 years from 2007-2015, had al- Ward 4 Councilor Ryan nor, vice-chair of the known for her deep com- developing the public ac- as a special educator in ready been instrumental O’Malley, who was on School Committee. “Their mitment to the Stanley cess defibrillator program, the school system, teach- in initiating and seeing hand overseeing the Ward School family, the school coordinating training, ing for a combined 41 dedication, experience through substantial im- 4 Independence Day fes- system, and the town, “in- helping to teach CPR to years across multiple dis- and breadth of knowledge provements in recreation- tivities. Now all residents, tegrating her networking staff, and coordinating tricts. Angelakis praised leaves a lasting impact on al space, notably a new, including those with dis- of the Tin Box Poets and with public health au- Uminski for her willing- our students and the edu- now heavily-used basket- abilities, will have much the Senior Center into her thorities during the 2009 ness to continually adapt cational community.” ball court at Coytemore teaching and community H1N1 flu pandemic. on behalf of the hun- Lea and landmark reha- easier access to all Coyte- outreach with students,” Quinlan-Bach worked dreds of students she has Gayla Cawley can be bilitation and additions to more Lea Park has to offer. Angelakis wrote. as a speech/language pa- served, pointing out that reached at gcawley@item- the historic Waitts Mount “This is not a playground “Sami is incredibly kind thologist in the school sys- when the teacher started, live.com. Follow her on grounds. for children with disabil- and understanding, al- tem — at Machon, Hadley MCAS didn’t exist and Twitter @GaylaCawley. Nestor took Tobin’s re- ities, it is a playground quest much further and where children of all abil- after working closely with ities can play together,” Mayor Gary Christenson said Christenson. and his staff, along with Funding for the $65,000 the other City Councilors project was provided by came up with a plan using the city’s federal CDBG federal and state funds to fund renovations to the allotment. The existing playground which result- gravel walkway from ed in the first fully-inclu- Mountain Avenue to the sive play area for all chil- playground was removed dren, including those with and replaced with pave- disabilities, in the state. ment and now complies Some $200,000 in state with the Americans with PARC and federal Com- Disabilities Act (ADA). munity Development Several trees had to be Block Grant (CDBG) removed to allow for the funding was used for new benches, tables, trees, an completion of the proj- inclusive play structure, ect and new trees were new swing structure and planted to replace them. relocation of a wall climb- Two new benches were er. “The play structures installed and new signage are fully accessible to was included as well. Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 CALL 24 HOURS A DAY Hotline Spanish menu available

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Gary Pihl remembers the first time he heard a song by the band Boston. He was driving down a street in his hometown, Petaluma, Calif. It was 1976 and he had the radio Guitarists on. The motorist in front Tom Scholz, of him abruptly stopped left, and Gary PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS his car and ran back to- Pihl will bring ward him. It was a buddy. Boston to TD World Series of Poker’s “Gary. This is Boston. This Garden Thurs- is the song I was telling day night. championship opens in Vegas you about, ‘More Than a Feeling.’ ” PHOTO | BOB SUMMERS LAS VEGAS (AP) — The best in golf shoot for a “Later, I was in a clas- green jacket at the Masters. The deftest in tennis try sic-rock band in California Sammy Hagar in 1977; ated and recorded, dating signer and photo editor for a title at Wimbledon. And the most skilled in poker and I played ‘More Than a back to the days when the who did all of the editing attempt to earn a bracelet at the World Series of Poker we ended up opening for Feeling,’” said Pihl with a touring band had a potent for the graphics on the no-limit Texas Hold ‘em Main Event. Boston through 1979,” chuckle. “And here I am, North Shore flavor (sing- “Corporate America” and The premier poker tournament opens Saturday in said Pihl, who was born all these years later, play- er Brad Delp was from remastered “Boston” and Las Vegas with an attendance expected to surpass in Chicago and now lives ing it on stage with Tom Danvers, bassist Fran “Don’t Look Back” CDs. 6,000 players. The men and women, including pros, with his family in Western Scholz, the man who Sheehan from Swamp- When asked to compare amateurs, athletes and celebrities, will risk $10,000 Mass. “I was always ask- wrote it.” scott, and guitarist Barry touring with Boston and and put themselves through a mentally and physically ing Tom questions, ‘How Pihl, Scholz and their Goudreau and drummer Hagar, Pihl laughs. “With grueling schedule to try to earn a piece of the more did you get that guitar bandmates will certain- Sib Hashian from Lynn). Sammy, what you see is than $60 million prize pool, a gold bracelet and brag- sound?’ ‘What’s does that ly play that iconic song, Pihl and Scholtz both what you get. He does ging rights. gizmo near the keyboards which rocketed to No. 5 have inquisitive, analyti- know when to say ‘no’ “It’s very simple. It’s kind of like the Super Bowl of do?’ … When Sammy left on the Billboard charts, cal minds. Scholz has said however. I enjoyed eight poker. It’s the single most important tournament of the to join Van Halen (re- Thursday night when Bos- of Pihl: “I’d be lost without great years with him. year,” said Jonathan Duhamel, who won the Main placing former Swamp- ton brings its Hyper Space him. Gary’s the only other “Tom was put on both Event in 2010. “Your whole life is going to change if scott resident David Lee Tour to TD Garden. Joan person on tour that has the 100 greatest guitar- you win that tournament.” Roth), Tom called me up Jett & the Blackhearts a thorough understand- ists and 100 greatest key- The Main Event is the end of this year’s edition of will open. and asked me to help him ing of the complex audio boardists of all-time lists. the World Series of Poker, whose dozens of tourna- Pihl and Scholz might finish the ‘Third Stage’ al- productions systems that And he designed the amps ments have once again drawn tens of thousands of just be the most comple- bum. That was 1985 and turn the efforts of seven we use on stage. No other poker fans and players from around the world to com- mentary collaborators in I’m still here.” musicians and singers band that I know of can pete for millions of dollars in prize money at the Rio rock and roll today. “Two Scholz, of course, is the into the perfectly mixed make that claim.” All-Suite Hotel and Casino. Over 10 days, the number electronics geeks having MIT graduate with Bache- stereo sound coming out Boston, with Joan Jett of players will shrink down to nine, who will go on to the time of their lives,” lor’s and Master’s degrees the the sound system.” & the Blackhearts, at TD compete for the top prize. said Pihl, 66, who plays in mechanical engineer- Pihl, whose first guitar Garden, Thursday, July Last year, the Main Event alone saw 6,737 players. guitar, keyboards, pro- ing who has patents on teacher was a pre-Grate- 13. Tickets: $35 to $99.50, Las Vegas resident Qui Nguyen bested the com- vides harmony and back- numerous studio innova- ful Dead Jerry Garcia, at www.livenation.com/ petition to take home more than $8 million and the ing vocals and handles a tions. He built the home is the ultimate multi- events/654115-jul-13- coveted bracelet made from 427 grams of white and gazillion other tasks when studio on which much of tasker. In addition to his 2017-hyper-space-tour- yellow gold and more than 2,000 diamonds and rubies the band is on the road. Boston’s debut and sub- musical prowess, he’s an boston-with-joan-jett-the- totaling more than 44 carats. “I was on tour with sequent albums were cre- award-winning artist, de- blackhearts

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By Scot Cooper have to go back out and win three in a FOR THE ITEM row starting Wednesday. We don’t know who we’ll play next, but my guys will be SWAMPSCOTT — Two unbeaten Dis- ready.” trict 16 all-star teams squared off Sun- Wyoma wasted a leadoff double by day evening in Swampscott, and when Brady Bullock in the top of the first. Pea- it was over, homers were the story of the body hurler Carson Browne struck out game in an 8-3 Peabody win over Wyoma. two batters and got a groundout, ending The win propels Peabody into the dis- the threat. Peabody’s Roberts Galvis sin- trict final, where it’ll have to wait until gled off of Wyoma’s Brendan Falasca, and the loser’s bracket teams sort themselves out. The final is scheduled for Thursday, Joey Raymond smashed a 2-2 offering with a second game Friday if needed. over the center field fence to put Peabody Wyoma, which defeated Lynnfield, 7-5, up 2-0 after one. Saturday to reach Sunday’s winner’s Eli Batista singled in Ryan Burnett, bracket final, is back in action Wednes- who walked to make it 3-0 after two in- day against a yet-to-be determined oppo- nings. Wyoma scratched out a run in the nent. top of the third. Bullock doubled again, Wyoma manager Rick Anderson said and this time he came in on a single by that it’s not an ideal situation for his Falasca. squad, but his players will deal with it Peabody put some distance between it- and bounce back Wednesday. self and Wyoma in the bottom of the third “Peabody’s a very good hitting team, thanks to five stolen bases. and unfortunately we gave them two big Justin Powers walked, stole second, ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON hits that led to five runs,” Anderson said. went to third on a pitch to the backstop, Peabody West’s Thomas Fabbo awaits the throw as Peabody’s Eli Batista “My guys are a resilient bunch, we won slides into second during Saturday’s game. The throw was in time. three in a row before this game, now we PEABODY, B2 Tanners softball wins sectionals Park in Woburn (opponent LITTLE LEAGUE TBA). By Anne Marie Tobin The Tanners jumped and Steve Krause out to a 4-0 lead over the ITEM STAFF visitors after catcher Is- abel Bettencourt (2-for-3, PEABODY — Less than 3 RBI) cleared the bases 24 hours after pulling off with a three-run triple. a bizarre 3-2 walk-off win East Bridgewater cut at East Bridgewater to the lead to 4-2 with two force a deciding game in unearned runs in the top the state Section 2 softball of the fifth and threatened tournament, the Peabody in the top of the sixth with Tanners’ all stars came runners at first and third back to win, 4-2, at Lt. and two outs, but short- Ross Field to take the sec- stop Emma Bloom (1-for-2, tional title. RBI, run) put the game in ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON With the win, Peabody the books with a nice play ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON moves on to the best-of- Lynn eld center elder Henry Caul eld dives on a hard grounder to seal Peabody’s Carson Browne hustles around the three state champion- the win. to make a nice catch during Saturday’s game ship series, which begins bases during Saturday’s win over Peabody West against Wyoma. Thursday at Gonsalves ROUNDUP, B2 in a District 16 tournament game. Splits the order of the weekend in Babe Ruth

By Scot Cooper runs in the top of the second. Anthony FOR THE ITEM Marino singled and Ty Wilson walked. Cabral drove Marino home and Wilson LYNN — Whichever team lost Sunday scored on a hit by Mateo. morning’s game between the 13-year old Mateo had a huge day at the plate for all-stars from Lynn and Swampscott was Lynn with four hits, a walk and three going to be eliminated from the Babe RBI, and he said the work the team did Ruth State Tournament. before the game really paid off. Lynn survived, battling for seven in- “We’re a good hitting team, and we nings and holding on for a 12-9 win at didn’t show that in our game Saturday,” Breed Middle School’s Clancy Field. the second baseman said. “We came out Both teams came into Sunday’s match- early today and worked on our hitting up at 0-1, Lynn lost to Arlington, 13-2 with our coaches and it paid off for me Saturday, while Swampscott fell 13-5 and the team.” to Newton. The frustrating part about Swampscott put one up in the bottom Lynn’s loss Saturday was that it snapped of the second when Friedman knocked a three-game winning streak against Ar- home Patrick Carroll. Lynn got that run lington. back in the third, going up 5-1 when Ja- Lynn jumped out 2-0 in the top of the son Donohue knocked in Nolan Mulcahy. first against Swampscott’s Pierce Fried- Swampscott cut it to a 2-run game with man. Aivan Cabral reached on an er- a pair in its half of the third. Dylan Dubi- el scored on an error, Jake Taylor singled ror and moved up on a single by Aaron and scored on a hit by Drew Botta. PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON O’Connor. Base hits by Anthony Mateo Lynn kept the pressure up at the plate and Ethaniel Almanderez gave Lynn the Lynn Babe Ruth 13-year-old third baseman Christian Moran holds the and scored two in the top of the fourth. lead. tag on Arlington’s Ben Platt during Saturday’s game at Breed Middle Lynn doubled its lead to 4-0 with two BABE RUTH, B2 School’s Ben Bowzer Complex. Suffolk packed Local women’s for weekend football team race card in Super Bowl EAST BOSTON — The Mas- sachusetts breeding industry REVERE — The Boston Renegades was the highlight of Sunday’s defeated the Chicago Force Saturday 10-race card at Suffolk Downs night at Della Russo Field, 47-33, to with a pair of $50,000 stakes earn a trip to Women’s Football Alli- races restricted to horses bred ance Super Bowl in two weeks in Pitts- in-state. burgh. The races concluded the final Among the coaches for the Rene- day of the first of three food gades is Lynn Classical graduate Rasi truck and live racing festival Chau. The alliance is considered the weekends scheduled this sum- premiere women’s football league in mer. the country. Dr. Blarney, a homebred for The Renegades jumped out to a 21-0 local owner and breeder Jo- lead after one quarter. Quarterback seph DiRico, romped by nine- Allison Cahill ran for one TD and hit lengths as the heavy favorite Stephanie Pasquale with a 28-yard in the 6-furlong $50,000 Rise pass for another. Angela Pasquale ran Jim Stakes to earn the ninth for the other one. win and fifth stakes victory Chicago scored two touchdowns to of his career. Trained by Karl close the lead to 21-14 before Cahill Grusmark, the four-year-old son PHOTO | SCOTT EISEN hit Whitney Zelee with an 11-yarder of Dublin was ridden by Tammi Horses bolt out of the gate during the start of a race Sunday at Suffolk Downs, to make it 27-14. Zelee then rushed SUFFOLK, B2 during one of three weekends this summer where live racing will be featured. FOOTBALL, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JULY 10, 2017 Peabody LL softball wins sectional title ROUNDUP Wyoma batted around in From B1 the fifth inning. Pinch-hit- ter Aiden George started Abby Bettencourt (1-for-3) things off with a single picked up the win in the to short right field. Brady circle. She gave up five Bullock, who had come hits and walked two, one on to relieve starter Jack intentionally. Anderson two innings ear- Peabody led 1-0 after lier, then drilled an oppo- two on a two-out RBI sin- site-field homer over the gle by Bloom that scored left field fence to tie the Penelope Spack (walk). score at 3-3. At East Bridgewater Anderson followed with Saturday, the teams were a nifty bunt single, went tied, 2-2 in the bottom of to second on an error, and the sixth inning with Is- took third on Brendan abel Bettencourt on first Falasca’s fly ball to right after a leadoff walk. Sar- — with Lynnfield’s Jake ah Broughton hit a popup Mallett making a nice that spun back toward the catch. Anderson scored on catcher, who threw wildly, a wild pitch. with the ball ending up in Jack Marks walked. right field. Bettencourt Shea Palmer grounded was thrown out at the out, but a single by Mi- plate attempting to score, chael Mills, along with an but Broughton made it to error, scored Marks with third and scored, stand- the fourth run, and Mills ing up, after the catcher’s came home on a steal of throw got past the third home. baseman. Lynnfield tried to make In other games Sunday: it interesting in the top of Saugus Am. 17, the sixth. Henry Caulfield PHOTO | SCOTT EISEN Pine Hill 3 Saugus American scored led off with a walk, and, Fans stand along the rail watching the races at Suffolk Downs, with one of the many food trucks 10 runs in the top of the with one out, Mallett sin- in the background. sixth and eliminated Pine gled. Hill. Bullock got Alex Gentle The Americans will play to strike out, but a single Peabody West tonight by Nick Razzaboni scored Suffolk packed for weekend races (5:45) at Wyoma. Caulfield. Ben Mullin Dave Brown scored two walked, but Spencer Riley runs for Pine Hill, Chris grounded to the mound to SUFFOLK cia Moseley who won the 10,219 was on hand as off to win by 4¼ lengths Champa scored a run and end the game. From B1 stakes in 2013, 2015 and D’Boldest went gate-to- to earn the 10th victory of Juniel Guzman had a RBI Peabody 6, 2016 with local champion wire to win the $75,000 her career. single. Peabody West 0 Piermarini who went on to mare Navy Nurse. Jill Jellison Memorial “I have won stakes rac- Swampscott 18 At West Lynn, Peabody win a total of three races “It is just wonderful to Dash. es all across the country,” West Lynn 3 earned its way to the on the day. win this race,” said Mose- “It is gratifying to get said Lezcano. “But, I have West Lynn led 3-0 before winner’s backet final af- “It always feels so nice ley. “We did not even know such a great turnout from never won one at Suffolk Swampscott scored the ter starter Justin Powers to win at home,” said Pier- if we would get a chance to local fans and such solid Downs and it was great next 18 runs. The game tossed a one-hitter while marini. “The minute you be here. This horse is spe- support from horsemen to win this one. She ran was called after four in- helping his own cause with get into Massachusetts, cial to us – she was kind shipping in for the week- nings. a two-run homer. It was nothing beats the feeling a fantastic race. Even of like our pet. We brought end,” said Chip Tuttle, the Swampscott will play Peabody’s third straight of being at home.” though my saddle slipped, her up ourselves on the Chief Operating Officer at Lynnfield tonight (5:45) at victory in the tournament. Piermarini also won the she went right to the front farm and you just never Suffolk Downs. “We’re ap- and just kept going.” Cy Tenney Park in West The only hit surrendered second race with Smokin know how they will turn preciative of the dedicated by Powers (9 strikeouts) Also on the card, the Peabody. Red Hot ($8) for train- out.” staff here who put in a ton was to the first batter of entry of Saint Alfred and “We can hit, we just er William Downing and Also on the card, ap- of work over the last few the game when West’s Frosty Nurse finished didn’t make plays,” West teamed up with Antonio prentice rider Jenn Mill- weeks to make these days leadoff man Thomas Fab- one-two for prominent Lynn coach Jason Gallo Arriaga to win the seventh er notched two victories happen. Congratulations bo beat out an infield slow longtime local owner and said. “We had two outs, we race with Banner Bill ($8). and lit up the toteboard to Antonia Noonan and roller. Fabbo was erased breeder Joseph DiRico in miss a play and boom, the In the ninth race, the with Redeem Me ($88.60) the connections of D’Bold- next kid hits one out, that a couple of pitches later $50,000 Isadorable Stakes in the fourth race. She est.” the $50,000 African Prince when Marco Zirpolo’s hard Stakes. Saint Alfred, rid- was the story for us.” for fillies and mares, closed out the card with Trained by Jose Came- “Good win, good hitting grounder was stabbed by den by Piermarini, pre- Jonathan Buckley sad- a 2-length score aboard jo and owned by Antonia and heads up baseball,” Powers, who fired to sec- vailed by three-quarters- dled Princess Dream to Likeagirl ($4.40). Mill- Noonan, the 7-year-old Swampscott manager Ken ond for the force. length over his entry mate an 11½-length romp in er began her career as a daughter of D’Wildcat Norton said. “The bats “It was a grind, every to earn the second stakes the 6-furlong contest un- jockey this past fall after broke sharply and se- were time they put the ball der jockey Joel Sone. The previously competing suc- cured the early lead. From victory of his career. SATURDAY in play, we got the glove 4-year-old daughter of cessfully as a Grand Prix there, she made every call The live racing and food Wyoma 7, Lynnfield 5 on it, so that was great,” Freud carried the colors of dressage rider. a winning one under jock- truck festival will contin- At Wyoma’s Reinfuss said Peabody manager owner and breeder Patri- Saturday, a crowd of ey Abel Lezcano and drew ue Aug. 5-6 and Sept. 2-3. Field, Lynnfield led, 4-2, Justin Powers. “We con- going into the bottom of tinued our trend through the fifth inning. Then, as the tournament of start Lynn’s Babe Ruth teams score splits the sky grew increasingly fast, grind out the innings, darker due to an oncoming then finish strong. We had storm, Wyoma scored five some big time hits, good BABE RUTH runs in the bottom of the situational stuff, running From B1 fifth and Lynnfield came the bases heads up, we back with a run in the ran into some outs which Mateo knocked in Cabral top of the sixth. The game I was not happy about but and Almanderez drove in ended minutes before it it’s stuff we can definitely Mateo, putting Lynn up, began pouring. learn from.” 7-3. Marino, Christian Mo- ran and Cabral scored in the fifth, once again punch Peabody Little League at the plate from Mateo and Almanderez did the trick for Lynn, making it makes District 16 final 10-3. PEABODY Powers said his team has Looking at the bad end From B1 been finding ways to win for of a seven-run deficit, the past four games. Swampscott scored four and trotted home on a “I just got through telling in the last of the fifth. throwing error. Browne these kids that they’ve done Taylor and Botta scored cranked a three-run shot a great job winning these on a long double by Jo- over the left field fence, games a bunch of different seph Ford. Carroll went bringing in Batista and ways,” Anderson said. “We to third ahead of Ford, and Cam Connolly, who both can play whatever way the scored on a balk, and Le- singled ahead of him, for an other team wants to play, we land Howe singled in Ford, 8-1 lead. can hit with you, we can pitch making it 10-7. Wyoma made it 8-2 when with you, whatever has to be Swampscott really made ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON Billy Deveux was plunked done, these kids do it.” Lynn sweat, scoring two Lynn 13s pitcher Anthony Mateo gets ready to let one go during Satur- by Browne and came all Anderson said his team in the sixth. Botta singled day’s game against Arlington. the way around on two wild would shake this one off and scored on an error, pitches and an error. In and get ready to play the and Carroll scored when ager Fred Dubiel said. Mark Tobin. Donahue also hit a ho- the top of the fifth, Wyoma next game. Friedman was plunked “Credit to them, they real- Lynn was down 8-3 in mer in the third inning got as close as it would get “We knew coming in that with the bases loaded, ly battled and we came up the top of the seventh, but that put Lynn up 3-1. when Bullock walked, went whoever we faced it would making it 10-9. a few runs short.” scored two unearned runs. Sunday, Lynn fell behind to second on an error, and be a tough pitcher, and it Mateo and Almanderez 14-year-olds Lynn faces Revere to- 2-0 and 2-1, but fought came home on a single by was tough,” Anderson said. singled in the seventh Lynn beat Newton, 13-2, night (5:30). back to make it 3-2, before Jack Marks. “A couple of bad pitches did and both came around Saturday, but fell Sunday 15-year-olds Medford added a late run Browne went 5-2/3 sol- us in, and we need move when Swampscott pitch- to Medford, 8-5. The15s also split this id innings for the winners, on and get ready for the to win it, 4-2. ers walked four straight In the Newton game, weekend, beating host with Michael Ferguson com- next game, this is a scrappy “We had some jitters batters. Moran pitched which only lasted four in- Chelmsford, 5-4, Saturday ing in to get the final out. bunch of kids and they’ll be the shutout seventh, and nings due to the 10-run and losing, 4-2, to Medford early, we dug ourselves Peabody manager Justin ready for whoever we play.” Lynn had a 12-9 win, and rule, Luke Mannion went Sunday. a hole,” Nerich said. “We life for tonight’s 8 p.m. the distance to get the win. “Everybody on the team battled, but we couldn’t tie game with Newton. “He didn’t have his best pitched in for us, it was it up when we got it to 3-2, Woman’s football team “It’s a good thing I’m stuff, but he gutted it out a great team win (Sat- we couldn’t get the runs makes league Super Bowl only 40, because if I was for us,” manager Dave Ga- urday),” manager John across when we needed any older. I’d have had a leazzi said. Nerich said. “Carl Finneg- them.” FOOTBALL Adrien Smith to make heart attack,” said Lynn Lucas Fritz was 4-for-4, an did a great job on the “Brendan Lannon was manager Brian O’Connor. with four singles. and Nico mound, he pitched well, From B1 the score 39-26, and after outstanding on the mound “That was a close one. Galeazzi was 3-4. Jared Connor Donahue came in the Force closed to within 62 yards to make it 33-14, “I know we’re a good Defillipo played well at in relief he did a good job for us, he pitched great six (39-33) in the fourth hitting team, we’ll hit, we shortstop. and Andy Duverge closed for seven innings,” Nerich Boston, before Chicago, quarter, Zelee finished it just have to tighten things Sunday, Galeazzi, Fritz out the win, finishing off said. “We’ve got Peabody again, scored two quick off with a 1-yard plunge up in the field.” and Aiden Dow scored in the game in the bottom of (tonight, 5) and then we’re touchdowns to close the that, with the 2-point con- “It’s tough, but we bat- the third on RBI singles the seventh with the bases back at it on Tuesday (5) lead to 33-26. version, accounted for the tled,” Swampscott man- from Fritz, Mannion and loaded.” against Newton.” However, Cahill hit final score. MONDAY, JULY 10, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

SUMMER SCHEDULE NORTH SHORE NAVIGATORS SCHEDULE FCBL STANDINGS (Not including last night’s games) MONDAY TUESDAY Tonight Tuesday Wednesday WEST District 16 LL District 16 LL vs. Wachusett at Pittsfield at Martha’s W L Pct. Pts. L10 Swampscott vs. Lynnfield (at Pea- Lynnfield/Swampscott winner vs. Dirt Dogs Suns Vineyard Wachusett 18 12 .600 36 4-6 body West, 5:45) Saugus Am./.Peabody West winner (7) (7:05) Sharks Bristol 17 14 .548 34 7-3 Saugus Am. vs. Peabody West (at (at W. Lynn, 5:45) Pittsfiel 15 16 .484 31 5-5 Wyoma, 5:45) Babe Ruth State (7:05) Worcester 14 16 .467 28 4-6 Babe Ruth State Tournament EAST Tournament 15s W L Pct. Pts. L10 15s At Chelmsford Thursday Friday Brockton 18 13 .581 36 5-5 At Chelmsford Newton vs. Lynn (5) at Nashua vs. Seacoast Marthas Vineyard 15 16 .484 31 6-4 Lynn vs. Peabody (5) Medford vs. Peabody (7:30) Chelmsford vs. Medford (7:30) Silver Knights Mavericks Nashua 15 16 .484 30 5-5 14s 14s (7) Seacoast 13 16 .448 26 5-5 At Breed MS, Lynn (7:05) At Breed MS, Lynn Navigators 11 17 .393 23 6-4 Medford vs. Peabody (5:30) Revere vs Lynn (5:30) Newton vs. Revere (8) Newton vs. Peabody (8) 13s American Legion At Breed MS, Lynn Seniors Swampscott/Nahant vs. Arlington Middleton/Peabody at Danvers (5) (5:30) Andover at Saugus (6) Sox bullpen implodes in loss Newton vs. Lynn (8) Newburyport at Haverhill (7) M’head/S’scott at Lynn (at Fraser, American Legion ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. second homer in three Seniors 7:30) Newburyport at Andover (6) Juniors (AP) — The Tampa Bay days and fourth of the Saugus at S’scott/M’head (6) Peabody/Middleton at Lynn (at Fras- Rays made a statement year during the seventh Lynn at Haverhill (7:30) er, 5:30) to the American League off AL All Star Chris Ar- Methuen at Danvers (7:30) Haverhill at Saugus (6) heading into the All-Star cher, a two-run shot that Juniors Beverly/Salem at M’head/S’scott (6) Ipswich at No. Andover (6) Methuen at Ipswich (6) break: Don’t count us out put Boston up 3-2. It was Middleton/Peabody vs. NSBL of the playoff race. the fourth time this sea- M’head/S’scott (6) Swampscott at Saugus (6) Brad Miller hit a tie- son that an opponent hit Lynn at Beverly/Salem (7:30) Manchester at Marblehead (6) breaking, two-run homer a go-ahead homer against Andover at Methuen (7:30) Beverly at N. Reading (6) in the eighth inning and Archer in the sixth or sev- NSBL NS Phillies at NS Storm (8) N. Reading A’s at NS Storm (8) Newburyport at Kingston (8) the Rays took three of the enth inning. four from AL East-leading Mookie Betts homered Boston, beating the Red on Archer’s third pitch of SPORTS BRIEFS Sox 5-3 Sunday. the game to set a Red Sox “That felt good,” Miller record with his 11th ca- lon at [email protected] or Lynn Flag said. “That was a lot fun.” reer leadoff homer. 617-893-7064. Miller connected with Tampa Bay tied it at 3 Football tourney two outs off Joe Kelly (3- in the seventh on Corey Lynn Parks and Recre- Lynn Summer 1), sending a drive over Dickerson’s sacrifice fly. ation and Stop the Violence: Basketball League the center field wall. Kelly Archer, who gave up Lynn will hold a flag foot- had made a career-best 23 three runs and eight hits ball tournament Saturday, The Lynn Summer Basket- straight scoreless appear- in 6 2/3 innings, and one- July 22 at Manning Field in ball League is in full swing, ances. time Rays ace David Price Lynn, beginning at 8 a.m. with the elementary school “Wow!” Rays manager both had effective starts. The games will be played division playing at 5 p.m., the Kevin Cash said. “What a Price allowed two runs rain or shine. middle school division play- way to go into the break. and five hits over six in- Each team must have 10 ing at 6, and the high school That’s pretty exciting, nings. He entered with players with at least two division at 7. man.” a 19 1/3-inning scoreless females. There will be four Tuesday night, the league Brad Boxberger (1-0) streak against his former grammar school teams, will be at Breed Middle worked out of a two-on, team. eight in the middle school School. Registration is once two-out jam in the eighth “I still don’t think we’ve division and four in the high again at 4:30 p.m., with the before Alex Colome got played our best baseball school division. elementary school division three outs for his 25th save. yet,” Price said. “I think For more information or to playing at 5 p.m., the middle Tampa Bay, at 47-43, everybody in this club- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS register, email either lynn- school division playing at 6, has 13 more wins than house understands that. parksandrecreation@gmail. and the high school division last year at the All-Star Steven Souza Jr. hit a Tampa Bay Rays’ Brad Miller rounds the bases com or stoptheviolence- playing at 7. break and trails the Red leadoff double in the Rays after his 2-run homer as Boston Red Sox third [email protected] or call 781- The league will run every Sox by 3 1/2 games. first and scored on Evan baseman Tzu-Wei Lin reacts. Boston completed a 10- Longoria’s single. 268-8000. Monday and Tuesday at field foul drive. Jackie Bradley Jr. game road trip at 6-4. Longoria got his 53rd Breed and Wednesday and “Once I closed in on it, BREAK TIME “Losing three against RBI, his most at the All- Thursday behind English for I thought I had a legit The Red Sox are first Lynn Summer these guys kind of stung a Star break since 2013 five weeks leading up to the chance,” Souza said. in the AL East at the All- Track Series end of summer tournament. little bit, but hopefully we (52), on a third-inning sac- can come out in the second rifice fly. Hanley Ramirez, who Star break for the first The Lynn Parks and Recre- half and have the same Boston had two on in failed to tag up at second time since 2013. Under ation Department’s Youth Lynn Youth Soccer attitude of winning every both the third and fourth on Souza’s catch, was dou- the current 10-team play- Summer Evening Track registration day and winning series,” but failed to score. Souza bled up at first in the sixth off setup, all five of the AL meets will be held every Boston shortstop Xander made a full-extension div- after Dickerson made a East leaders entering the Monday evening, beginning Lynn Youth Soccer Fall Bogaerts said. ing catch in the fourth on leaping catch at the left- break have reached the tonight and going until Aug. 2017 registration is now Dustin Pedroia hit his Christian Vazquez’s right- field wall on fly ball by postseason. 21 at Manning Field, starting open and accepting players. at 6:30 p.m. Online registration is avail- There is no entry fee, and able at www.lynnyouthsoc- kids, from toddlers to high cer.org using the REGIS- Standbys gain ground at Wimbledon schoolers, from all communi- TER link from the home LONDON (AP) — As ing to be there. Whereas ties are welcome. page. usual, Roger Federer, No- with Rafa’s confidence, I There are eight different The deadline for intramu- vak Djokovic, Rafael Na- thought he was also going running events and two field ral registration is Aug. 15. dal and Andy Murray are to be there,” said Federer, Any questions can be events. playing well at Wimble- who has a cold. “So I’m not For more information, visit directed to info@lynnyouth- don, leading the way into that surprised. But it’s lwrun.org or contact Joe Abe- soccer.org. Week 2. great.” “It’s their turf,” said Er- This Grand Slam sea- TV/RADIO nests Gulbis, who stood son has been just like old in Djokovic’s way in the times. TV ESPNU, 8 p.m.; Summer third round but failed to Following a period in present too much of an Baseball: Home Run Derby, League: Golden State vs. which Djokovic, then cur- obstacle. “It’s their home ESPN, 8 p.m. Cleveland, NBA TV, 8:30 rent No. 1 Murray over- court.” Pro Basketball: Summer p.m.; Summer League: LA took Federer and Nadal in Clippers vs. Milwaukee, Indeed, it is. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS League: Atlanta vs. Chicago, Not since Lleyton the rankings, and started ESPN2, 10 p.m.; ESPNU, 4 p.m.; Summer Hewitt won the champi- Switzerland’s Roger Federer returns to Germa- regularly appearing in — League: Miami vs. Washing- Summer League: LA Lakers onship 15 years ago has ny’s Mischa Zverev during their Men’s Singles and winning — major fi- ton, NBA TV, 4:30 p.m.; vs. Sacramento, NBA TV, someone other than Fed- Match. nals, the latter two have Summer League: Brooklyn 10:30 p.m. erer (a record-equaling reasserted themselves. vs. New Orleans, ESPNU, 6 First, Federer returned Golf: Legends Tour: Senior seven titles in that span), ner-up finishes during the lot. p.m.; Summer League: that stretch. “I thought that every- from missing the last half LPGA Championship, Golf, 4 Djokovic (three), Nad- Houston vs. Phoenix, NBA al (two) or Murray (two) Count Federer among body this week was go- of 2016 while letting his p.m. TV, 6:30 p.m.; Big3 games left Wimbledon with the those shrugging at the ing to find their form, es- surgically repaired left (tape), FS1, 8 p.m.; Summer Tennis: Wimbledon, ESPN2, 7 men’s singles title. In ad- quartet’s success so far pecially speaking about knee heal and has been as League: Denver vs. Toronto, a.m.; Wimbledon, 8 a.m. dition, that so-called Big this fortnight, with only Andy and Novak. ... With impressive as he’s been in 4 accounts for eight run- one set dropped among me, I hoped I was go- quite some time. TODAY IN SPORTS MAJOR LEAGUES July 10 2010 — Spain wins soccer’s World 1926 — Bobby Jones wins the U.S. Cup after an exhausting 1-0 victory American League National League AL Leaders NL Leaders Open golf tournament for the second in extra time over the Netherlands. A East Division East Division BATTING — Altuve, Houston, .347; BATTING — Murphy, Washington, time with a 293 total. finals-record 11 yellow cards are W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Ramirez, Cleveland, .329; Judge, .342; Zimmerman, Washington, Boston 50 39 .562 — Washington 54 36 .600 — 1934 — Carl Hubbell strikes out handed out and the Dutch finish with New York, .329; Gamel, Seattle, .330; Posey, San Francisco, .325; New York 45 41 .523 3½ Atlanta 42 47 .472 11½ Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Jimmie Foxx, 10 men. In the end, it’s Andres Inies- Harper, Washington, .325; Blackmon, Tampa Bay 47 43 .522 3½ Miami 41 46 .471 11½ .328; Correa, Houston, .325; Hos- Al Simmons and Joe Cronin in suc- ta breaking free and scoring a mer, Kansas City, .318; Reddick, Colorado, .319; Ozuna, Miami, .316; cession, but the American League Baltimore 42 46 .477 7½ New York 39 47 .453 13 right-footed shot from 8 yards just Toronto 41 47 .466 8½ Philadelphia 29 58 .333 23½ Houston, .313; Castro, New York, Cozart, Cincinnati, .316; Votto, Cin- comes back to win the All-Star game past the outstretched arms of goal- Central Division Central Division .313; Dickerson, Tampa Bay, .312; cinnati, .315; Goldschmidt, Arizona, 9-7 at the Polo Grounds. keeper Maarten Stekelenburg. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Mancini, Baltimore, .312. .312; Peralta, Arizona, .312. 1936 — Philadelphia’s Chuck Klein 2011 — The United States advances Cleveland 47 39 .547 — Milwaukee 50 41 .549 — RUNS — Springer, Houston, 76; RUNS — Goldschmidt, Arizona, 73; hits four home runs in a 9-6 to the semifinals after one of the Minnesota 45 43 .511 3 Chicago 43 45 .489 5½ Judge, New York, 75; Altuve, Hous- Blackmon, Colorado, 72; Harper, 10-inning victory over the Pirates at Kansas City 44 43 .506 3½ St. Louis 43 45 .489 5½ most exciting games ever at the ton, 62; Correa, Houston, 62; Betts, Washington, 69; Votto, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh’s Forbes Field. Detroit 38 48 .442 9 Pittsburgh 42 47 .472 7 Women’s World Cup in Dresden, Ger- Boston, 61; Ramirez, Cleveland, 61; 65; Inciarte, Atlanta, 58; Thames, 1951 — Britain’s Randy Turpin Chicago 38 49 .437 9½ Cincinnati 39 49 .443 9½ many. The U.S. beat Brazil 5-3 on Dickerson, Tampa Bay, 60; Gardner, Milwaukee, 58; Bryant, Chicago, 57; defeats Sugar Ray Robinson in 15 West Division West Division penalty kicks after a 2-2 tie. Abby W L Pct GB W L Pct GB New York, 58; Reddick, Houston, 55; Murphy, Washington, 57; Seager, Los rounds to win the world middleweight Wambach scores a thrilling goal to Houston 60 29 .674 — Los Angeles 61 29 .678 — Sano, Minnesota, 55. Angeles, 57; 2 tied at 56. title and give Robinson his second tie it in the 122nd minute, and goal- Los Angeles 45 47 .489 16½ Arizona 53 36 .596 7½ RBI — Cruz, Seattle, 68; Judge, New RBI — Arenado, Colorado, 70; loss in 135 bouts. keeper Hope Solo denies the Brazil- Texas 43 45 .489 16½ Colorado 52 39 .571 9½ York, 66; Correa, Houston, 65; Sano, Ozuna, Miami, 69; Votto, Cincinnati, 1976 — Johnny Miller shoots a 66 Seattle 43 47 .478 17½ San Diego 38 50 .432 22 ians again. Minnesota, 62; Springer, Houston, 68; Goldschmidt, Arizona, 67; Lamb, in the final round to beat 19-year-old Oakland 39 50 .438 21 San Francisco 34 56 .378 27 2015 — Greg Hardy’s suspension for Arizona, 67; Harper, Washington, 65; Spaniard Seve Ballesteros by six Saturday’s Games Saturday’s Games 61; Cano, Seattle, 60; KDavis, Oak- his role in a domestic violence case Shaw, Milwaukee, 65; Murphy, Wash- strokes to take the British Open. N.Y. Yankees 5, Milwaukee 3 N.Y. Yankees 5, Milwaukee 3 land, 60; Abreu, Chicago, 58; Morri- is reduced from 10 games to four. Toronto 7, Houston 2 Atlanta 13, Washington 0 ington, 64; Zimmerman, Washington, 1992 — The Major Soccer League, son, Tampa Bay, 57; Perez, Kansas Arbitrator Harold Henderson, who Baltimore 5, Minnesota 1 San Diego 2, Philadelphia 1 63; 3 tied at 61. the only major nationwide profession- City, 57. heard Hardy’s appeal, says the Tampa Bay 1, Boston 0 St. Louis 4, N.Y. Mets 1 HITS — Blackmon, Colorado, 117; al soccer competition in the United Cleveland 4, Detroit 0 L.A. Dodgers 5, Kansas City 4, 10 innings HITS — Altuve, Houston, 116; Dick- length was “simply too much” since Inciarte, Atlanta, 112; Murphy, Wash- States, folds after 14 seasons. L.A. Dodgers 5, Kansas City 4, 10 innings Pittsburgh 4, Chicago Cubs 2 erson, Tampa Bay, 107; Ramirez, the NFL had decided last year that 1998 — Se Ri Pak posts the lowest Texas 5, L.A. Angels 2 Chicago White Sox 5, Colorado 4 Cleveland, 107; Hosmer, Kansas ington, 111; Arenado, Colorado, 106; suspensions in domestic cases Chicago White Sox 5, Colorado 4 Miami 5, San Francisco 4 City, 106; Springer, Houston, 104; Ozuna, Miami, 106; LeMahieu, Colo- LPGA Tour score with a 10-under-par Oakland 4, Seattle 3 Cincinnati 7, Arizona 0 61 in the second round of the Jamie would start at six games. Abreu, Chicago, 103; Correa, Hous- rado, 104; Gordon, Miami, 101; 2016 — Andy Murray wins his sec- Sunday’s Games Sunday’s Games Goldschmidt, Arizona, 99; Harper, Farr Kroger Classic. Pak birdies five Milwaukee 5, N.Y. Yankees 3 Milwaukee 5, N.Y. Yankees 3 ton, 103; Andrus, Texas, 102; Judge, holes on each side, wrapping up the ond Wimbledon title by beating Milos Houston 19, Toronto 1 Pittsburgh 14, Chicago Cubs 3 New York, 99; Simmons, Los Ange- Washington, 99; Votto, Cincinnati, historic round with birdies on her Raonic 6-4, 7-6 (3), 7-6 (2) on Centre Tampa Bay 5, Boston 3 Washington 10, Atlanta 5 les, 98. 99. Baltimore 11, Minnesota 5 Philadelphia 7, San Diego 1 last three holes and ending with a Court. DOUBLES — Betts, Boston, 29; Low- DOUBLES — Murphy, Washington, 2016 — Brittany Lang wins her first L.A. Angels 3, Texas 0 St. Louis 6, N.Y. Mets 0 rie, Oakland, 27; Ramirez, Cleveland, 29; Arenado, Colorado, 28; Duvall, dramatic 20-foot birdie putt. Colorado 10, Chicago White Sox 0 Colorado 10, Chicago White Sox 0 1999 — Team USA wins the Wom- career major at the U.S. Women’s L.A. Dodgers 5, Kansas City 2 Miami 10, San Francisco 8, 11 innings 27; Altuve, Houston, 25; Lindor, Cincinnati, 27; Herrera, Philadelphia, en’s World Cup over China in sudden Open when Anna Nordqvist touches Seattle 4, Oakland 0 Cincinnati 2, Arizona 1 Cleveland, 25; Dickerson, Tampa 26; Drury, Arizona, 23; Markakis, death. The Americans win 5-4 in pen- the sand with her club in a bunker for Detroit at Cleveland, 8:05 p.m. L.A. Dodgers 5, Kansas City 2 Bay, 24; Gurriel, Houston, 24; 4 tied Atlanta, 22; Owings, Arizona, 22; alty kicks, with defender Brandi a two-stroke penalty in the three-hole Tuesday’s Games Tuesday’s Games at 23. Seager, Los Angeles, 22; Shaw, Mil- AL at NL, 8:00 p.m. AL at NL, 8:00 p.m. aggregate playoff. The penalty occurs TRIPLES — Castellanos, Detroit, 6; waukee, 22; Zimmerman, Washing- Chastain kicking in the game winner. Friday’s Games Friday’s Games 2010 — Paula Creamer wins her on the second hole of the playoff and Chicago Cubs at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Ramirez, Cleveland, 5; Sanchez, Chi- ton, 22. first major tournament, never giving is not delivered to the players until N.Y. Yankees at Boston, 7:10 p.m. St. Louis at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. cago, 5; Bogaerts, Boston, 4; Merri- HOME RUNS — Votto, Cincinnati, 26; up the lead during a steady final they were on the final hole after offi- Toronto at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. Colorado at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. field, Kansas City, 4; 9 tied at 3. Bellinger, Los Angeles, 25; Stanton, round of the U.S. Women’s Open. cials review replays in the latest con- Minnesota at Houston, 8:10 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Miami, 7:10 p.m. HOME RUNS — Judge, New York, Miami, 24; Bruce, New York, 23; Seattle at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. Washington at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. Ozuna, Miami, 23; Thames, Milwau- Creamer shoots a final-round 2-under troversy at a USGA event. Lang seals Texas at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. Arizona at Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. 30; Springer, Houston, 27; Moustak- 69 for a 3-under 281 for the tourna- the win with a short par putt on the Cleveland at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. Philadelphia at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. as, Kansas City, 25; KDavis, Oak- kee, 23; Schebler, Cincinnati, 22; 7 ment. final playoff hole. Tampa Bay at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. San Francisco at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. land, 24; Morrison, Tampa Bay, 24. tied at 20. B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JULY 10, 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 MONDAY, JULY 10, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

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CANCER (June 21-July 22) 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) You can make positive changes Look at the big picture when Emotions will take charge, leav- Think big, but be realistic in Setbacks will develop if you Consider where certain infor- at home and within important dealing with work-related ing you in a quandary. Don’t your pursuits. Stay away from are secretive or misleading. mation is coming from before partnerships if you stick to a matters. A little finesse and let jealousy or possessiveness anyone asking you to take a Be open about any change you you get worked up over noth- set budget. Be amicable and charm will get you much fur- ruin your day or a relationship risk or be impulsive. Don’t stray want to make so that you can ing. An impulsive act will not willing to compromise for the ther then criticism. Don’t let with someone special. Offer- from your comfort zone, regard- feel free to implement it with- make matters better. Don’t let best results. a personal incident disrupt ing love will outmaneuver the less of what others want. out being sneaky. stubbornness dictate your next green-eyed monster. move. your day. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Share your thoughts and listen ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Seize any chance you get to let LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Rethink the way you handle to the feedback. Much can be Be careful how you handle Physical and emotional chang- your Leo charm take control Express the way you feel. Not your money or any health, le- accomplished if you collabo- family matters and people who es will make your life easier and win you popularity as well everyone will agree, but at least gal or contractual matters. It’s rate. Physical improvements want something from you. It’s and less stressful. Discuss your as favors. Offering input and you will make your point clear important to see all sides of can be made and will draw important to carefully gauge plans with a loved one and hands-on assistance will seal and find out who will stand a situation before making a compliments that lift your spir- what you can do before you prepare to move ahead. Ro- a deal. with you. change. it. make promises. mance is in the stars.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Neighbor’s frustrations spill over in driveway conversation If declarer can, so can defenders DEAR ABBY: I live in a DEAR FRUSTRATED In the second season of the points in spades. He also has 55-plus community. I am Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van FATHER: Has it occurred American “House of Cards,” nine tricks ready to run: two younger than my husband Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, to you that your son may Frank Underwood says, “If spades, three hearts and four by 10 years, so I was 49 and was founded by her mother, be in a comfortable rut? I you don’t like how the table is diamonds. West’s only chance when we moved here. We set, turn over the table.” (The is to find East with at least Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at assume you have already original “House of Cards” was ace-jack-ten-fifth or ace-jack- have lost 49 neighbors DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los spoken to him regarding during the past five years a novel written by Michael sixth of clubs. West must shift his lack of ambition. While — yes, seriously. Others Angeles, CA 90069. Dobbs from England and to the club queen. published in 1989.) The defenders have an ad- are in nursing homes with his job may not be what DEAR LISA: Your poor about support groups there Last week, we saw how vantage in these point-count no quality of life. you think he’s capable of neighbor was having an as well. declarer can use the bidding deals because they have al- While walking my dog doing, it may allow him awful day. You already and high-card points to turn ways heard an auction. Some yesterday, a neighbor the time to write. He may helped by listening to her apparent guesses into cer- of last week’s deals were stopped me. She was DEAR ABBY: My son, hesitate to submit his work and allowing her to vent. “Allen,” is 27 and a pretty tainties. The defenders some- relatively easy for declarer standing in her driveway to publishers because he’s times have the chance to turn because he knew an oppo- However, she needs to be good writer, mostly fanta- crying and nearly hysteri- afraid rejection would be the tables, if you’ll excuse the nent was not strong enough able to do a lot more of it, sy stuff. I don’t like that cal. Her husband has been too painful. expression. to open the bidding. Without and a way to help her fur- genre myself, but I have in a nursing home for Not knowing your son, I In this deal, West is defend- that information, he would not ther would be to suggest enjoyed reading some of have been so sure of the win- three years. He doesn’t can’t guess his reasons for ing against three no-trump. she talk to a doctor who his work. He writes not He leads the spade queen: ning play. know what is going on or living the life he has cho- who she is. She told me specializes in the needs of only short stories but also two, four, ace. South plays a sen. However, if what’s re- that she visits him every older patients (a geriatri- entire books. diamond, and West is back in. ally bothering you is the day, but she cannot stand cian). There may be a sup- I have tried to convince What should he do now? it anymore. She said she port group in your 55-plus him to submit his work to fact that at 27 he’s still North was right to jump to game. When bidding no- wants to kill herself, but community she could join, publishers to no avail. He living at home and not and she should be encour- has a college degree, but helping enough around the trump, add one point for a isn’t strong enough to do good five-card suit. aged to do more for herself doesn’t use it. He’s content it. house, that is fixable. Ex- To find the right defense, They are in their 80s than she has been. working a minimum-wage plain what you expect of If she doesn’t know of a first, West must trust his part- and had a wonderful 50- job when he could be doing him if he’s going to contin- doctor to consult, ask your ner. At trick one, East played year marriage. He is not what he loves AND possibly ue to stay there, and if he the lowest missing spade physician if he/she knows on life support, but has make a living at it. Oh! And spot-card, which denied an someone who is good. Doc- doesn’t live up to his re- just been lying there for he still lives at home and sponsibilities, tell him he honor in spades. (If East had tors usually refer patients does very little work around started with king-doubleton, all this time. What can she will have to leave. It’s your do? What can I do to help to doctors at their own lev- the house. Advice, please? he would have overtaken the home and you have a right her? el of competence. She could queen with the king.) So, de- also inquire in the facility FRUSTRATED to be assertive about what clarer is marked with seven LISA IN FLORIDA her husband is at and ask FATHER goes on in it.

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NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS (SEAL) PROBATE COURT COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain ESSEX, SS LAND COURT mortgage given by Nicolo D'Angelo Jr. to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Docket No. ES17E0118PP DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT Inc., dated September 1, 2011 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern 17SM003467 District) Registry of Deeds at Book 30632, Page 48, of which mortgage the To Miguel A Ramos of Lynn in the County of ESSEX, OCWEN LOAN ORDER OF NOTICE undersigned is the present holder by assignment from Mortgage Electronic SERVICING, having a place of business in WEST PALM BEACH in the State of Registration Systems, Inc. to MetLife Home Loans, a division of MetLife Bank, N.A. FLORIDA, and to all other persons interested. To: dated February 29, 2012 and recorded with said registry on July 25, 2012 at A petition has been presented to said Court by MARTA J GONZOLEZ of REVERE Santa M. Peguero, Individually and as Personal Representative of the Estate of Book 31550 Page 43 and by assignment from MetLife Home Loans, a division of in the County of Suffolk, representing that she holds as tenant in common an Marcio Peguero, Rosa Maria Peguero, Marcia Yrina Peguero; Omar Peguero MetLife Bank, N.A. to JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association dated April 1, undivided part or share of certain land lying in LYNN in said County of ESSEX and 2013 and recorded with said registry on April 16, 2013 at Book 32381 Page 600 briefly described as follows: and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 and by assignment from MetLife Home Loans, LLC, successor by merger to MetLife U.S.C. c. 50 §3901 et seq.: Bank, N.A. to JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association dated December 11, A certain parcel of land with buildings thereon situated in Lynn, Essex County, 2013 and recorded with said registry on December 19, 2013 at Book 33027 Page Massachusetts bounded and described as follows: CIT Bank, N.A., f/k/a One West Bank N.A., f/k/a One West Bank, FSB 205, for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, the same will be sold at Public Auction at 9:00 a.m. on August 7, The land in together with the buildings thereon, bounded and described as follows: claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, 21 2017, on the mortgaged premises located at 9 Mary Lou Terrace, Saugus, Essex Barrett Court, given by Marcio Peguero to Mortgage Electronic Registration County, Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, Lot A shown on a Plan entitled "Lynn, Massachusetts subdivision of land owned by Systems, Inc., dated December 15, 2006, and recorded in the Essex County Harvey and Shirley Kupelnick, Reid Land Surveyors, 365 Chatham Street, Lynn, (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 26390, Page 197, and now held by TO WIT: MA., Scale 1.99 + 20 feet, December 27, 1993", recorded on January ii, 1995, in the Plaintiff by assignment has/have filed with this court a complaint for Essex South Registry of Dees Plan Book 290 Plan 10. determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. The land with the buildings thereon in Saugus, Essex County, Massachusetts, being shown as Lot 8 Marylou Terrace on plan entitled ''Sunset Acres, Subdivision Locus: 13 Orchard Street, Lynn, Massachusetts If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United of Land Owned by Emilio Fedela Bardetti, 42 Great Woods Road, Saugus, Mass., States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers located in Saugus, Mass.'', dated May 14 1967, John W. Parsons, Engineer, The street address of the land is 13 Orchard Street, Lynn, MA 01905. Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above mentioned property on recorded in Essex South District Deeds in Plan Book 110, Plan 24. Said Lot 8 is that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in further bounded and described as follows: The common title to the land is derived under: this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before August 14, 2017 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the NORTHWESTERLY: by the curved line of Marylou Terrace by two bounds measuring A deed of Gonzalo Escobar, grantor dated 11/01/2001, recorded with Suffolk benefits of said Act. respectively 78.43 feet and 36.57 feet; County Registry of Deeds in book 14382 at page 68. Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER Chief Justice of said Court on June 30, 2017. Attest: Deborah J. Patterson NORTHEASTERLY: by Lot 7 as shown on said plan, 177.57 feet; and setting forth that she desires that all of said land may be sold at private sale for Recorder SOUTHERLY: by Lot 9, as shown on said plan, 208.49 feet. not less than FOUR HUNDRED FIFTEEN THOUSAND dollars and praying that 201702-0457-YEL partition may be made of all the land aforesaid according to law,and to that end Item: July 10, 2017 Said premises are conveyed subject to a drain easement to the Town of Saugus, that a commissioner be appointed to make such partition and be ordered to make as shown on said Plan. sale and conveyance of all or any part of said land which the Court finds cannot COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS be advantageously divided either at private sale or public auction, and be ordered THE TRIAL COURT Said premises are conveyed together with a right-of-way over Marylou Terrace, as to distribute the net proceeds thereof. PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT shown on said plan, for all purposes which streets are used or may hereafter be Docket No. ES17P0934EA used in the Town of Saugus in common with others lawfully entitled thereto, and If you desire to object thereto you or your attorney should file a written appearance INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE subject to easements and restrictions of record so far as in force and applicable. in said Court at Salem before ten o'clock in the forenoon on the FOURTEENTH day of AUGUST 2017 the return day of this citation. Estate of: Robert P. Doyle For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern Date of Death: February 13, 2017 District) Registry of Deeds in Book 30632, Page 46. Witness, JENNIFER MARIE RIVERA ULWICK, First Judge of said Court this Essex Division Twenty-ninth day of June 2017. To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit Pamela Casey O'Brien, Register Petitioner Patrick A. Doyle of Lynn, MA of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the Item: July 10, 17, 24, 2017 Patrick A. Doyle of Lynn, MA nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS serve without surety on the bond. liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, THE TRIAL COURT The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with Docket No. ES17P1756EA the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration TERMS OF SALE: Essex Probate and Family Court from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating 36 Federal Street to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. A deposit of Fifteen Thousand ($15,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank Salem, MA 01970 Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. (978)744-1020 and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal The balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and 150 California Street, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. 610389, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days Estate of: Item: July 10, 2017 from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon Kandis Onet Pompie receipt in full of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in Also known as: K O Pompie, Earline Nash, Earline M. Phillips MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in this publication. Date of Death: 11/28/2016 To all interested persons: Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage A Petition for Formal Probate of Will with Appointment of Personal Representative given by John Igbinedion to Sovereign Bank, dated August 31, 2007 and recorded has been filed by: with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 27162, Page JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Joseph M. Phillips of Melrose MA Present holder of said mortgage 314 subsequently assigned to Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. by Sovereign Bank by requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief assignment recorded in said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at as requested in the Petition. Book 27515, Page 72; of which Mortgage the undersigned is the present holder By its Attorneys, The Petitioner requests that: HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing Joseph M. Phillips of Melrose MA same will be sold at Public Auction at 11:00 AM on July 24, 2017 at 16 Brookline 150 California Street be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve Without Surety Newton, MA 02458 Avenue, Lynn, MA, all and singular the premises described in said Mortgage, to on the bond in an unsupervised administration. wit: (617) 558-0500 IMPORTANT NOTICE 201302-0147 - PRP You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the Item: July 10, 17, 24, 2017 The land with the buildings thereon, situated in Lynn, and bounded and described Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney as follows: Southwesterly by Brookline Avenue, forty-two and one-half feet; must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on Northwesterly by land now or formerly of Edward Mahon, seventy-two feet; the return day of 08/07/2017. Northeasterly by land now or formerly of said Mahon, forty-two and one half feet; COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written and Southeasterly by land now or formerly of of Parrott and of Ruddy, seventy-two LAND COURT appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a feet. DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections 17 SM 003214 within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, notice to you. restrictions, building and zoning laws, liens, attorney's fees and costs pursuant to ORDER OF NOTICE UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and PROBATE CODE (MUPC) assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession. TO: A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the TERMS OF SALE: Cynthia L. Reynolds Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act:, Court in any manner relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be 50 U.S.C.c. 50 §3901 (et seq): expenses of administration. required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days Federal National Mortgage Association (Fannie Mae) Date: June 30, 2017 from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other Pamela Casey O'Brien check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, Register of Probate at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms numbered 47 Baltimore Street, Unit 3, Chase Estate Condominium given by Item: July 10, 2017 of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure Cynthia L. Reynolds to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be nominee for Countrywide Bank, FSB, its successors and assigns, dated January City of Lynn entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further 25, 2008, and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The Deeds in Book 27486, Page 454, as affected by Release Deed recorded with Notice is hereby given that the Planning Board of the City of Lynn will hold public description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of said Registry in Book 33512, Page 391, and affected by a Loan Modification hearings on Tuesday, July 25, 2017, at 6:30 o'clock p.m. in Room 302, Lynn City an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. Agreement dated October 20, 2015 and recorded in said Registry in Book Hall on the following: 34934, Page 187, and now held by plaintiff by assignment has/have filed with Other terms if any, to be announced at the sale. this court a complaint for determination of Defendant's/Defendants' 1. Whether or not to approve and reaffirm the Subdivision of Kelly Lane as Servicemembers status. shown on a plan entitled "Definitive Subdivision Plan Lynn, Massachusetts Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Prepared For: April Realty Trust" Scale: 1" = 40', dated August 25, 1998, Revised If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United thru May 11, 1999, drawn by Parsons and Fara, Inc., 60 Lewis Street, Lynn, Present Holder of said Mortgage, States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers Mass., pursuant to a remand Order of the Land Court in the case of Maureen E. By Its Attorneys, Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on Gambale et al vs. Edward T. Finnegan et al as Members of the City of Lynn ORLANS PC that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in Planning Board et al, Land Court Miscellaneous Case #257550. PO Box 540540 this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before August Waltham, MA 02454 7, 2017 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the 2. Whether or not to change the name of Gayron Way to Pine Hill Terrace. Phone: (781) 790-7800 benefits of said Act. 15-017073 Robert Stilian, Chairman Item: July 3, 10, 17, 2017 Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER Chief Justice of this Court on June 21, 2017 Planning Board Item: July 10, 17, 2017 Attest: home delivery rate is Deborah J. Patterson Placing a help wanted ad is 50% off Recorder great for finding the skilled newstand price! (16-014142 Orlans) workers you need. Call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 Subscribers pay only to subscribe today. Item: July 10, 2017 781-593-7700, ext.2 $3 a week. MONDAY, JULY 10, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7

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At present, the boy isn’t LONDON — The British parents of a terminally ill able to breathe unaided. baby, facing another court He has a rare inherited hearing on his condition mitochondrial disease and care, said Sunday that has affected many of they are hopeful he will his vital organs and left receive the experimental him with brain damage. treatment that previous Parents of Char- An online campaign to rulings have prevented. lie Gard, Connie send Charlie to the U.S. “If he’s still fighting, Yates and Chris for treatment has raised we’re still fighting,” said Gard sit togeth- more than $1.7 million. A Connie Yates, the mother er for the media of 11-month-old Charlie U.S. hospital has offered ahead of deliv- Gard. Yates and Charlie’s to ship the drug needed father, Chris Gard, spoke ering a petition for the therapy to Britain outside London’s Great with more than for Charlie. 350,000 signa- Ormond Street Hospital, Unless the next hearing where the baby is in in- tures to Great Ormond Street produces a change, pre- tensive care and on life vious court decisions bar support. Hospital in Lon- the hospital from allowing The baby’s parents have don, Sunday. received support from Charlie to be taken else- where for treatment. Pope Francis and U.S. PHOTO | President Donald Trump, DOMINIC LIPINSKI VIA AP Britain’s government but Charlie’s future re- won’t play a role in de- mains in the hands of people supporting the cou- ing to the United States children’s hospital, which information is likely to be ciding the future course British courts charged ple’s quest, said. “There for treatment. has offered to treat Char- examined is expected to of Charlie’s treatment, an with determining what is is nothing to lose, he de- The hospital intended to lie, said new information take place Monday. official said Sunday. best for him. serves a chance.” turn off life support sys- suggested that the exper- Clinicians from the Vat- Justice Secretary David “He’s our son, he’s our The complex case ap- tems in favor of “pallia- imental treatment sought ican’s Bambino Gesu pe- Lidington said the deci- flesh and blood. We feel peared to have reached its tive” care designed to ease by the parents might be diatric hospital’s neuro- that it should be our right end last month, when the any pain the baby might effective. sciences department said sion will be made by judg- as parents to decide to European Court of Human be experiencing. That prompted the hos- tests in mice and patients es acting “independent- give him a chance at life,” Rights refused to overturn But the case took a pital to seek another High with a similar, but not ly and dispassionately” Yates, carrying a petition British court rulings bar- surprise turn when re- Court ruling. A hearing identical, genetic condi- based on the facts of the signed by some 350,000 ring Charlie from travel- searchers at the Vatican’s where the new medical tion as Charlie had shown case. B8 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JULY 10, 2017 HEALTH GOP leader says he’ll rework health bill, but offers Plan B By Bruce Schreiner suggested that to show and Alan Fram progress on health care, ASSOCIATED PRESS Republicans controlling the White House and Con- GLASGOW, Ky. — Sen- gress might have to negoti- ate Majority Leader Mitch ate with Democrats. While McConnell says he plans the current, wide-ranging to produce a fresh bill in GOP health care bill has about a week scuttling procedural protections and replacing much of against a Democratic FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS President Barack Obama’s Senate filibuster, a subse- health care law. But he’s Brenda Fitzgerald, Georgia Department of quent, narrower measure Public Health commissioner, left, and Gov. Na- also acknowledging a Plan wouldn’t and would take B if that effort continues than Deal at Emory University Hospital during 60 votes to pass. the governor’s visit to Georgia Tech, in Atlanta. to flounder. The broader repeal ef- “If my side is unable to fort that McConnell pre- agree on an adequate re- fers would fail if just three placement, then some kind of the 52 Republicans Georgia health of action with regard to the vote no, since all Demo- private health insurance PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS crats oppose it. He was market must occur,” Mc- forced to cancel a vote on commissioner now Connell, R-Ky., said Thurs- U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., speaks during the measure last week af- day. It was one of his most a news conference for the ribbon cutting cer- ter far more Republicans director of the CDC explicit concessions that a emony for exit 30 on Interstate 65 in Bowling than that objected, and top priority for President Green, Ky., on Thursday. he’s been spending the By Mike Stobbe tive director of the Ameri- Donald Trump and the en- Independence Day recess ASSOCIATED PRESS can Public Health Associ- tire GOP, erasing much of Previously, other Re- visions continuing feder- studying changes that ation. Obama’s landmark 2010 publicans have said that al payments to insurers might win over GOP dis- NEW YORK — Georgia’s “From her work as a statute, might fall short. if their broad drive to dis- that help them contain sidents. health commissioner was practicing obstetrician-gy- He provided no details mantle much of Obama’s costs for some low earners “We have an obligation named Friday to lead the necologist to her recent during remarks he made law struggled, a smaller and inducements to keep to the American people to U.S. Centers for Disease service as the commis- at a Rotary Club lunch in bill with quick help for healthy people buying pol- try and improve what we Control and Prevention, sioner of the Georgia a deep-red, conservative insurers and consumers icies — a step that helps currently have. What we the federal government’s Department of Public rural area of southern might be needed. They’ve curb premiums. do know is the status quo top public health agency. Health, Dr. Fitzgerald is Dr. Brenda Fitzgerald is Kentucky. said it could include pro- McConnell’s comments is not sustainable,” he said. more than prepared to an OB-GYN and has been face the health challenges head of the Georgia De- of our time, including cli- partment of Public Health mate change, Zika, Ebola, A new twist on mental health: Running with since 2011. She succeeds and our growing burden Dr. Tom Frieden, who re- of chronic disease,” Ben- signed as CDC director in the therapist while discussing life’s problems jamin said in a statement. January at the end of the The Atlanta-based CDC , Obama administration. By Robin Abcarian with a budget of about $12 LOS ANGELES TIMES “I am humbled by the chal- lenges that lie ahead, yet I billion, investigates dis- REDONDO BEACH, Ca- am confident that the suc- ease outbreaks, researches lif. — The psychotherapist cesses we’ve had in Georgia the cause and frequency of was in running gear: black Sepideh will provide me with a foun- health problems and pro- tank top, black leggings Saremi, 33, dation for guiding the work motes prevention efforts. and black shoes. Her hair a Redondo of the CDC,” Fitzgerald said It is the only federal agen- was pulled back. She car- Beach, Calif. in a statement. cy headquartered outside ried only her phone. psychother- Fitzgerald was appointed of Washington, D.C., and Leaving her office in apist, offers by Dr. Tom Price, who was has nearly 12,000 employ- Redondo Beach, Sepideh her clients a Republican congressman ees and 10,000 contractors Saremi crossed a couple the option from Georgia before he worldwide. of streets, walked down a of running was selected by President Fitzgerald has a bach- sloping path to the beach, or walking Donald Trump to head the elor of science degree in then began to run north, with her as U.S. Department of Health microbiology from Geor- toward the pier. they talk. and Human Services, gia State University and Had I been her patient, which oversees the CDC. a medical degree from the that’s when our session PHOTO | TRIBUNE “Having known Dr. Fitz- Emory University School would have begun. NEWS SERVICE gerald for many years, I of Medicine. Her resume As we ran along the edge know that she has a deep also includes being a ma- of the ocean, Saremi peri- She had recently gradu- cially with a young woman. len, an English therapist appreciation and under- jor in the U.S. Air Force. odically asked me if I was ated from UCLA with a Eye contact was an issue. with a London practice standing of medicine, During her time as OK, if the pace was good, master’s degree in social So walking side by side ac- who coined the phrase “Dy- public health, policy and Georgia’s health commis- if I was comfortable. I had welfare and was treating tually made a lot of sense.” namic Running Therapy.” leadership — all qualities sioner, she won praise a feeling that she was also Farsi-speakers in a com- She left that agency to A lot of Saremi’s run- that will prove vital as for campaigns against reminding me that we munity mental health pro- start her own practice a ning clients, as you might she leads the CDC in its childhood obesity and to encourage language de- were not pals, which struck gram run by Jewish Fam- couple of years ago, and imagine, are high achiev- work to protect America’s velopment in babies. She me as entirely appropriate. ily Services. It occurred to decided that walk/run ers who resist traditional health 24/7,” Price said in Running, I’ve learned also led response efforts her that getting out of the therapy for adults would therapy because sitting a news release. over the decades, is the best during the Ebola and Zika traditional office setting be her niche. She earned a around talking — while The 70-year-old Fitzger- kind of therapy. You always running coach certificate ald has had strong ties to virus scares. might be helpful, particu- paying $200 an hour — feel better after. Combining through the Roadrunners the Republican Party. She Former director Frie- larly for some of her male feels like a waste of time. it with actual talk therapy, Club of America and hung was an unsuccessful GOP den wished her well, and clients, who did not seem “This is a way to hook as Saremi does, seems like out her shingle. candidate for Congress noted she’ll be plunged such an obvious practice, I comfortable in the tradi- After launching her “Run them into the therapy,” twice in the 1990s. She into a continuing struggle wondered why no one had tional therapeutic setting. Walk Talk” practice three Saremi said. “I have peo- was also a health care pol- to stop reductions in the thought of it already. “Some had PTSD, oth- years ago, Saremi, 33, ple coming in who say, ‘I’ve icy adviser to Newt Gin- CDC’s budget and to fill Turns out, a handful ers had severe mental ill- discovered other profes- been considering going to grich, the former House hundreds of jobs that have of therapists around the ness like schizophrenia,” sionals were doing similar therapy for six years.’ I say, Speaker, and the late Sen. been vacant. Trump’s bud- world already have. Saremi told me before we things: She has spoken ‘That’s a really long time to Paul Coverdell. get proposal would cut But Saremi, who was headed out for our run with Wayne Sandler, a psy- be struggling and suffer- Fitzgerald is respected $1.2 billion from the CDC born to Iranian parents on Monday. “It was really chiatrist in Century City, ing before you step into my in the public health com- and legislation to repeal in Germany, didn’t know hard for them to tolerate who has two treadmills in office.’ I think the running munity, and her choice and replace the Obama- that when she began tak- sitting in a room, talking his office. She has also con- is what helps them make drew approval from Dr. era health care law would ing male clients for walks. about their feelings, espe- nected with William Pul- their decision.” Georges Benjamin, execu- cut other funding.

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