FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 2018 Three Lynn cops injured chasing B&E suspect

By Bella diGrazia ing to Lt. Michael Kmiec. The homeown- minor injuries could be tended to by med- and entering daytime for felony, resist- ITEM STAFF er contacted police after she saw a man ics. ing arrest, wanton destruction of prop- she didn’t know rummaging through her While being treated inside the ambu- erty under $1,200, disorderly conduct, LYNN — A burglary suspect attempted home on her surveillance camera. lance, Redondo broke free and attempted and aiding to escape from of cers. He to ee from police by jumping through a also had warrant charges of four counts window and later out of an ambulance, Police responded to the scene just be- to ee from police for a second time. Of - fore noon and, in an attempt to escape, cers caught up to Redondo and took him of unarmed robbery, home invasion, causing minor injuries to himself and and possession with intent to distribute Redondo jumped through the window into custody. At least three Lynn Police three of cers. drugs. Brian Redondo, 24, of Lynn, was caught and broke the glass. The of cers strug- of cers suffered minor injuries during in the act after breaking and entering gled to get hold of the suspect and were the struggle, according to Kmiec. Bella diGrazia can be reached at bdi- into a residence at 348 Essex St., accord- able to get him into an ambulance so his Redondo was charged with breaking [email protected]. YMCA He lost his home, then his job centers on SAUGUS LOBSTERMAN early ed in TRYING TO PUT HIS Swampscott LIFE BACK TOGETHER

By Gayla Cawley By Bridget Turcotte ITEM STAFF ITEM STAFF SAUGUS — An orange SWAMPSCOTT — The Lynch/van Otter- lobster boat “Dependable” loo YMCA is aiming to address the shortage sits patiently in the Sau- of high-quality childcare in the three main gus River. Its captain, communities it serves by expanding its early George Mabee, is healing learning and after-school programming into from wounds sustained in Swampscott. a house  re two weeks ago The Lynch/van Otterloo YMCA, based in and is unable to work. Marblehead, plans to open up the Swampscott “The season is just start- Education Center at the former St. John’s El- ing to kick off now, it’s just ementary School on Blaney Street in Septem- picking up,” said Mabee. ber. “Unfortunately, I’m not The center will include four early learn- allowed to be there to do ing center classrooms and feature the Y’s ex- anything because I’m too panded after-school programming, which will prone to infection right offer  ve learning rooms with a focus in sci- now. Lobstering is my ence, technology, engineering, art, and math whole business.” (STEAM). July 29 started off as a “Currently, we have close to 100 families on normal day for Mabee, a our waiting list for early education and child- commercial  sherman. care,” said Gerald MacKillop, executive direc- But by the end of it, he tor of the Lynch/van Otterloo YMCA. “One of found himself lucky to be the best parts of what the YMCA does on a dai- alive. ly basis is we adapt to meet the needs of our “I was  shing on Sunday community. Our communities of Marblehead, and at about 4 in the af- South Salem and Swampscott are faced with a ternoon I went home and shortage of high quality childcare.” had some jelly lobsters,” MacKillop said part of the center will serve he said. “The ones with as an expansion of the YMCA’s early learn- the soft shells. I had some ing center, which will include two preschool fresh mackerel that I was classrooms and two transitional kindergarten cooking in a frying pan classrooms for children who just missed out on when the oil splattered kindergarten. onto the heating element At the main campus, he said two additional ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK and started a ame.” infant care classrooms and one additional tod- Mabee, who lives in a dler care classroom were created during the Saugus lobsterman George Mabee stands on a dock at the Saugus River. After multi-family home, ran Lynch/van Otterloo expansion last year, but surviving a kitchen re in his home two weeks ago, his second- and third-de- to his neighbor’s door to gree burns prevent him from returning to his boat to work until his burns SWAMPSCOTT, A7 properly heal. LOBSTERMAN, A7 Voicing RAW emotions in Lynn

By Bella diGrazia our truths and apply our voices ITEM STAFF with intention,” said Alex Norby, one of RAW’s art therapists. LYNN — An event dedicated to Norby planned the event with RAW students turned into an eve- Gladys Hidalgo, a teaching artist ning of shared written emotions and RAW alumna, and Daiana from attending members of the community. (Dexter) Garcia, a guest teaching Students from Speak UP, the or- artist. The students’ poetry shared ganization’s summer spoken word their feelings about inclusivity program, performed their poems and community and their frustra- in a crowded room that exuded a tions about developmental chang- comfortable ambiance. With cush- es throughout Lynn and how ioned couches and hanging lights, they’re affecting families. the room became a safe space for The student performers included student performers and the audi- Noel Pichardo, Kristen Fonseca, ence. Kayla Cerda, and Mackenzie Urba- ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE “It’s crucial for us to make space no. Pichardo’s  rst poem expressed to respond to what is going on in Kristen Fonseca was the second speaker during the Speak UP event held at Raw the world around us and to speak RAW, A7 Art Works in Central Square Thursday. Lynn Classical principal switches INSIDE Entertainment Brotherton: ‘Mama Mia’ from green and gold to blue and gold a sonic blast. A2 STEVE KRAUSE pal’s position at St. Mary’s. He will the end of the upcoming school year, Opinion become the second principal from but when he heard about the St. Jourgensen: Meandering AT LARGE the Lynn Public School system to Mary’s opening, he applied for it. off the beaten path. A6 move into the St. Mary’s adminis- “This came about very quickly,” LYNN — Gene Constantino, who tration in the past  ve years. James said Constantino. Saugus has been principal at Lynn Clas- Ridley, former director at Lynn Patrick Tutwiler, Lynn’s school Woman arraigned, accused sical for the past nine years, said Tech, was principal until last year, superintendent, said Constantino’s of medication theft. A8 Thursday he is retiring from his when David Angeramo, former retirement will be a big loss for the position, effective in two weeks. principal at Salem High, took over. system. Sports Constantino, a Peabody resident, Constantino said that initially Caponigro takes over Gene Constantino has accepted an assistant princi- he’d been talking about retiring at PRINCIPAL, A7 Swampscott baseball. B1

OBITUARIES ...... A2 POLICE/FIRE ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 85° VOL. 140, ISSUE 206 LOOK! ...... A4-5 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-8 LOW 67° OPINION ...... A6 COMICS ...... B4 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 2018 OBITUARIES Vivian A. Cash, 78 1939-2018 Vivian A. (Vannelli) aunt to Roberta L. Cash passed away Racki of Chelsea. De- on Tuesday, Aug. 7 at voted aunt of Brian R. CHA-Everett Hospital, Racki and his fian- following a sudden cée, Athanasia Dari- decline in health. She otis of Lynn, Nicole L. was 78 years of age. Pasco of Revere, and Born and raised in Anthony D. Pasco and Boston’s West End, his fiancée, Nicole she was the daughter Tedesco of Taunton. of the late Anthony and Dor- Adoring grand-aunt to Ottavia othea (Foss) Vannelli. She at- J. Racki of Chelsea and Steph- tended local schools and was anie A. Racki of Allston. She is a graduate of St. Rose High also Lovingly survived by two School in Chelsea. She mar- great-grand nieces, Yassmina ried David E. Cash and they and Sophia, and two great- settled in Lynn and remained grand-nephews, Giovanni and longtime residents. Izaiah, and many extended She was predeceased by relatives. her husband in 2014 after Service information: Fam- sharing 50 years of marriage ily and friends are invited together. Vivian’s life work to attend visiting hours on was her devotion to her faith Sunday, Aug. 12 from 3-7 and to her many nieces and p.m. in the VERTUCCIO & nephews. She was a longtime SMITH Home for Funerals, supporter and parishioner at 773 Broadway (Route 107), Sacred Heart Church in Lynn Revere. Her funeral will be for many years, never missing conducted from the funeral an opportunity to donate her home on Monday, Aug. 13 at time and energy. She was very 9:30 a.m., followed by a fu- active in the Sacred Heart neral Mass in Sacred Heart Food Pantry for many years as Church, 571 Boston St., she had a passion for helping Lynn, at 10:30 a.m. Services those less fortunate. will conclude with interment She is the dear sister of the in Pine Grove Cemetery, late Deborah “Debby” Racki Lynn. For more information, and the late Leonora Catal- please visit www.vertuccio- do. Cherished godmother and andsmith.com. Long story Short, Nahant PHOTO | PAUL LYDEN beach reopens Tari Kelly (Tanya) with Tiffani Barbour (Rosie) and Erica Mansfield (Donna) in “Mamma Mia!”

By Bridget Turcotte very high,” he said. “To ITEM STAFF my knowledge nobody has ‘Mama Mia’ a sonic blast gotten sick.” NAHANT — Short In a tweet from the Na- like the near-capacity by a buoyant ABBA song. Kelly, who stood out as Dor- Beach reopened shortly hant Police Department, audience did Wednesday The cast is generally othy Brock in last season’s after noon on Thursday residents were informed night at North Shore Mu- strong. Mansfield is en- “42nd St.,” is riotous as her after being closed most of sic Theatre. that the bacteria “is not BY BILL BROTHERTON gaging and does most of thrice-married character the week. red tide.” This is one of the most the heavy lifting here. Her flirts with one of Sky’s ran- Regular testing turned All other beaches in Na- fun, enjoyable productions singing is fine and expres- dy young friends. up high bacteria levels on BEVERLY — There is I’ve seen at NSMT. You’ll sive, and her acting is sure Monk is hesitant in ear- hant remained open and no denying the appeal of the beach on Tuesday, said unaffected. smile and sing till your and steady, whether she’s ly scenes, but finds her Nahant Emergency Man- “Mamma Mia!,” the juke- mouth is sore. dealing with feelings on footing midway through agement director Michael Bridget Turcotte can be box musical stuffed with For those unfamiliar stage by herself, with her the first act. Sadly, she Halley. reached at bturcotte@item- the hits of Swedish pop with the plot: Sophie two BFFs or her trio of for- and Walker Jones create group ABBA. Theater and “When they did the test live.com. Follow her on Sheridan (Malia Monk) mer suitors. few sparks; you never feel movie audiences have had on it the bacteria was Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. is about to be married to The three “dads” all dis- they are in love. the time of their lives re- Sky (Nick Walker Jones). play different personali- Kevin Hill, the Music visiting these catchy songs The 20-year-old was raised ties and are terrific. Bill, Theatre’s producing ar- that dominated the charts by her single mom, Don- played by Al Bundonis, is tistic director, directs and Lynnfield police in the ‘70s. A sequel film, na (Erica Mansfield), who a travel writer who would choreographs “Mamma “Mamma Mia! Here We runs a taverna on a Greek rather spend time with Mia” with a deft, imagi- Go Again,” with its all-star island, and Sophie yearns nature than humans; Har- native touch. Restaging on alert following cast, has been a summer for her dad to walk her ry, hilariously and empa- this for the theater-in-the- box office smash. down the aisle. But, after thetically played by Chris- round must have been an Fans can’t get enough sneaking a peek at her topher Carl, is a London ordeal, but some scenes car break-in spree of “Mamma Mia!” Critics, mom’s diary, she learns her banker whose current life are brilliantly executed, however, have been less father could be any one of bears little resemblance especially when the mov- By Thomas Grillo period, within minutes of than kind, slamming ev- three men. So, she mails to the hard-rocking, head- ing circular floor trans- ITEM STAFF each other in some cases, erything from its simplis- wedding invitations to all banging music lover who ports Donna around the included the theft of a gold tic plot to its romantic but three, expecting she’ll be had a fling with Donna all stage and a side-splitting LYNNFIELD — Follow- bracelet, according to the un-women’s-lib-friendly able to deduce which is her those years ago; and David scene where the groom’s ing a rash of car break-ins police log. ending. dad when they show up. Elder’s Sam is the more friends dance while wear- on Tuesday and Wednesday, Johnson said the perpe- Critics should get a life (Nowadays, she’d simply serious role, but Elder has ing scuba gear. police are reminding resi- trators may have made and behave more like pilfer an abandoned cham- the best voice in the cast This “Mamma Mia!” is a dents to lock their vehicles. their way from Route 128 “normal” people. It’s easy pagne glass from each and and connects in his scenes blast. Just don’t philoso- “Don’t leave anything into the neighborhoods off to over-analyze this show, mail it to one of those DNA with Mansfield. phize about “What consti- valuable in your car and Main Street. but it’s futile to resist its kit services, but these were Tiffani Barbour (Ros- tutes a family?” Don’t tut- always lock it,” said Capt. There are no suspects in charms. Everyone should the days of disco and be- ie) and Tari Kelly (Tanya) tut Donna’s decision at the Karl Johnson. custody. just sit back, relax and en- dazzled outfits and that shine as Donna’s longtime musical’s conclusion. The The crimes, which oc- joy this romantic comedy option wasn’t available.) friends. Barbour is price- name of this game is to curred on Vokes Terrace, Thomas Grillo can be and cathartically sing out Tears, laughter, night- less, as Rosie tries to seduce have fun, people. Gimme! Lakeview Drive, and Sun- reached at tgrillo@item- the songs of Björn Ulvae- mares,IN MEMORIAMmisunderstand- Bill while raunchily singing Gimme! Gimme! more taug Street over a 36-hour live.com. us and Benny Andersson, ings ensue,LESTER all JENKINS punctuated “Take a Chance With Me.” “Mamma Mia.” SECOND YEAR ANNIVERSARY 2016 ~ AUGUST 10 ~ 2018 MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Baker signs bill modernizing voter registration system. The executive director The new system will of the Cannabis Control voter registration automatically update a Commission, Shawn BOSTON (AP) — Mas- person’s voter registra- Collins, told commission- sachusetts is joining tion when that person ers on Thursday he was notifies a state agency “relatively confident” that 13 other states and the like the Registry of Motor one or two labs would District of Columbia in Vehicles of a new address be ready for a licensing making it easier to regis- or other change in status. vote at the panel’s next terYou and served vote so many in elections.nice families. We will always remember your Those automatically meeting Aug. 23. services.Gov. Charlie Enjoy your Baker reward on in registered to vote will Massachusetts law ThursdayHeaven. signed a bill then be notified by mail of requires all cannabis approvingLove, Jenkinsan automatic family the opportunity to choose products be independent- a political party or to ly tested for potency and IN MEMORIAM decline to register. possible contaminants RUTH (MA) PARINI Secretary of State before they’re sold. ON YOUR BIRTHDAY William Galvin says the The absence of ap- AUGUST 9, 2018 new system will begin proved labs has further Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by the Parinis automatically registering delayed rollout of recre- and Pendexters voters in January 2020, ational marijuana sales, before the next presiden- which had been targeted tial primaries. to begin July 1. IN MEMORIAM Advocates say the LESTER JENKINS new law could add up to SECOND YEAR ANNIVERSARY 700,000 eligible voters to 2016 ~ AUGUST 10 ~ 2018 781-593-7700 the voter rolls. 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IN MEMORIAM RUTH (MA) PARINI ON YOUR BIRTHDAY AUGUST 9, 2018 Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by the Parinis and Pendexters FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A3 NATION Pence outlines Space Force plan for the ‘next battlefield’ By Lolita C. Baldor rather than any offensive ASSOCIATED PRESS U.S. military effort. Citing Russia and China, WASHINGTON — he said that for years U.S. Pointing to growing adversaries have "pursued threats and competition weapons to jam, blind and from Russia and Chi- disable our navigation and na, the White House on communication satellites Thursday announced am- via electronic attacks from bitious plans to create the ground." the U.S. Space Force as a "As their actions make sixth, separate military clear, our adversaries warfighting service by have transformed space 2020. into a warfighting domain The proposal taps into already, and the United the American public's long States will not shrink from fascination with space but this challenge," he said. with a military focus, and In June, the president di- it faces daunting hurdles. rected the Pentagon to cre- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS It requires congressional ate a "separate but equal" approval and has been space force, a complicated This courtroom sketch depicts Rick Gates on PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS met with skepticism from and expensive move that the witness stand as he is cross examined by military leaders and ex- Mike Pence says the time has come to estab- could take years to gain defense lawyer Kevin Downing during the trial perts who question the lish a new United States Space Force to ensure Congress' approval and of Paul Manafort in Alexandria, Va. wisdom of launching an America’s dominance in space. become operational. On expensive, bureaucratic Thursday, Pence said the new service branch. main that was once peace- to deter and defeat a new administration will work Prosecutors focus Vice President Mike ful and uncontested but generation of threats to with Congress on the plan, Pence announced the new has now become crowded our people, to our nation," and will outline a budget force during a Pentagon and adversarial. said Pence. next year. The last time on fraud charges speech, fleshing out an "Now the time has come Trump marked Pence's the U.S. created a new uni- idea that President Don- to write the next great announcement with a formed military service ald Trump has flagged chapter in the history of tweet: "Space Force all the was in 1947, when the Air in Manafort trial in recent months as he our armed forces, to pre- way!" Force was launched after vowed to ensure American pare for the next battle- Pence portrayed the World War II. It joined the By Eric Tucker, discovered discrepancies dominance in space. Pence field where America's best change as a response to Army, Navy, Marine Corps Stephen Braun in the information he put described space as a do- and bravest will be called foes' potential aggression and Coast Guard. and Chad Day on his loan application, in- ASSOCIATED PRESS cluding holes in his claims about a New York City ALEXANDRIA, Va. — property. Melinda James, After three days of dra- a Citizens Bank mortgage Puerto Rico: 1,400 died from matic and even salacious loan assistant, testified testimony in the trial of Paul Manafort, prosecu- that Manafort had told tors on Thursday returned the bank that the property hurricane, official toll is 64 would be used as a second to the nuts and bolts of residence, but she found it SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico their case against the listed as a rental on a real — Puerto Rico is estimat- former Trump campaign ing in a report to Congress chairman as they sought estate website. that Hurricane Maria to show he obtained mil- In another instance, killed more than 1,400 lions of dollars in bank James said Manafort people, though an island loans under false pretens- maintained that there official said Thursday that es. were no mortgages on a the confirmed toll remains Attorneys for special separate New York prop- frozen at 64 pending a counsel Robert Mueller erty when there actu- scientific review due out also got a rare — and nar- ally were. All the while, soon. row — acknowledgment Manafort signed paper- The government, relying from U.S. District Judge work indicating he under- on updated statistics it T.S. Ellis III that he like- stood that he could face first reported in June, said ly erred when he angrily criminal or civil penalties in a report to Congress confronted them a day if he lied to the bank. detailing a $139 billion earlier over whether he Airbnb executive Darin reconstruction plan that had allowed a witness to Evenson also told jurors there were 1,427 more watch the trial. that one of Manafort's deaths from September to The judge's comments New York City properties December 2017 than the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and detailed testimony was offered as a rental average for the same time about Manafort's loans through much of 2015 and period over the previous A child shines a light on hundreds of shoes at a memorial for those killed opened the eighth day of 2016 — a direct contradic- four years. by Hurricane Maria, in front of the Puerto Rico Capitol in San Juan. his trial as prosecutors tion of the documents the The territory's govern- began presenting the longtime political consul- ment said that the ad- cial death toll months ago in the coming weeks. came just two weeks after bulk of their bank fraud tant submitted to obtain a ditional deaths resulted and ordered an investiga- The figure of more than Hurricane Irma passed case against him after $3.4 million loan. Another from the effects of a storm tion amid reports that the 1,400, Pesquera said, "is near enough to cause dam- spending days largely on bank employee said the that led to a "cascading number was substantial- simple math" based on the age to the island, knocked tax-evasion allegations. distinction matters be- failures" in infrastructure ly undercounted. Public number of excess deaths. out power and water On Thursday, a bank em- cause the bank caps loans across the island of 3.3 Safety Department Secre- "This is not the official across Puerto Rico and ployee told jurors how she for rentals at $1 million. million people. tary Hector Pesquera said number of deaths attrib- caused widespread flood- The administration of the new total will reflect utable to Hurricane Ma- ing that left many sick Gov. Ricardo Rossello the findings of the inves- ria," he said. and elderly people unable Court orders for ban stopped updating its offi- tigation, which is expected Hurricane Maria, which to get medical treatment. on harmful pesticide, Grandfather: Remains at compound says EPA violated law in New Mexico are the missing boy By Michael Biesecker scandals, violated federal ASSOCIATED PRESS law by ignoring the con- By Stephen R. an earthen wall studded clusions of agency scien- Groves and with broken glass. WASHINGTON — A tists that chlorpyrifos is Morgan Lee The missing boy's grand- federal appeals court harmful. ASSOCIATED PRESS father, Siraj Wahhaj, a ruled Thursday that the "The panel held that Muslim cleric who leads Trump administration en- TAOS, N.M. — A severe- there was no justification a well-known New York dangered public health by ly disabled Georgia boy for the EPA's decision in City mosque, told report- keeping the widely used who authorities say was its 2017 order to maintain ers he had learned from pesticide chlorpyrifos on a tolerance for chlorpyri- kidnapped by his father the market despite ex- other family members fos in the face of scientific and marked for an exor- tensive scientific evidence that the remains were his evidence that its residue cism was found buried at that even tiny levels of ex- grandson's. on food causes neurode- the ramshackle compound posure can harm babies' The imam said he did velopmental damage to in the New Mexico desert brains. not know the cause of children," Appeals Court that has been the focus of The 9th U.S. Circuit investigators for the past death. Judge Jed S. Rakoff wrote Court of Appeals in San week, the toddler's grand- "Whoever is responsible, in the majority's opinion. Francisco ordered the En- father said Thursday. then that person should be EPA spokesman Michael vironmental Protection New Mexico authorities, held accountable," Wahhaj Abboud said the agency Agency to remove chlorpy- however, said they had yet said. was reviewing the deci- rifos from sale in the Unit- to identify the remains, A Georgia arrest war- sion. It could appeal the ed States within 60 days. discovered Monday. And rant accused the boy's fa- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ruling to the Supreme prosecutors said they ther, Siraj Ibn Wahhaj, the A coalition of farmwork- Imam Siraj Wahhaj said his family was trying ers and environmental Court. were awaiting word on the imam's son, of kidnapping Environmental groups the child. Authorities said to make arrangements to bring the child’s body groups sued last year af- cause of death before de- and public health advo- the father at some point to Georgia. ter then-EPA chief Scott ciding on any charges. cates hailed the court's told his wife he wanted to Pruitt reversed an Obama- The boy, Abdul-ghani action as a major victory. Wahhaj, would have perform an exorcism on school shootings. children," he said. He said era effort to ban chlorpy- turned 4 Monday. Author- the boy, who cannot walk, Speaking at his Brooklyn he didn't understand why rifos, which is widely ities said he was snatched suffers seizures and re- mosque, the elder Wahhaj his son had taken the fam- sprayed on citrus fruits, LAW OFFICES OF from his mother in Decem- quires constant attention said his family was trying ily and disappeared into apples and other crops. JAMES J. CARRIGAN The attorneys general for ber in Jonesboro, Ga., near because of a lack of oxygen to make arrangements to the desert, but suggested • Social Security Disability Atlanta. and blood flow at birth. bring the child's body to a psychiatric disorder was several states joined the • Workers Compensation The search for him led The child's father was Georgia. to blame. case against EPA, includ- • Accidents authorities to New Mexi- among five adults arrest- All 11 of the children, "My son can be maybe a ing California, New York 25 years located across co, where 11 hungry chil- ed on suspicion of child he said, were either his little bit extreme," he said, and Massachusetts. from Lynn District Court dren and a youngster's abuse in the raid at the biological grandchildren though he added that he In a split decision, the 15 Johnson St. remains were found in compound. In court pa- or members of his family never thought he was ex- court said Thursday that 781-596-0100 recent days at a filthy pers, prosecutors also said through marriage. treme enough to kill any- Pruitt, a Republican JAMES J. CARRIGAN compound shielded by old Wahhaj had been training "I'm very concerned with one. "High-strung," he forced to resign earlier ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN RONALD D. MALLOY tires, wooden pallets and children there to carry out the condition of my grand- said. this summer amid ethics www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] A4 FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS THE WEEK IN PHOTOS

ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Erin Furlong beats the heat on Tuesday at the Tyler Guy, left, is challenged by Denzel Guillen in the Parks and Recreation Summer Basketball splash pad located next to Lynn Vocational championship game on Aug. 2. Technical Institute.

ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Mural artist Eric Skotnes erases his sketch from the side of the Eastern Moise Pierresin tends two plots of the community garden on Monday at Bank building during the Beyond Walls festival. He will replace it with Warren Playground in Lynn. He has a garden at home as well. a better idea.

ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Beyond Walls isn’t just about the murals; neon lights decorate an underpass on Market Street in Lynn. FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 2018 A5 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Kyle Furlong plays in the splash pad on Tues- Craig Hanson, Jeff Blanchett, Kelly Iudice, Michael Iudice and Stacy Grayton attended the final day at Lynn Vocational Technical Institute. party at District 45 on Sunday.

ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Ronan Mooney, 11, of Westminster, watches his tee shot on the ninth Ed Myskowski was one of the many at the final party at District 45 on hole on Wednesday at Gannon Municipal Golf Course during the NEP- Sunday. GA Junior Tour.

ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Polish artist Michal Maka works on his mural for Beyond Walls on Sutton Street Wednesday.

SEND US YOUR STUFF WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. A6 FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 2018 OPINION Meandering off the beaten path HOW TO REACH US E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill Trees in bloom and gar- ing into a revived house M H. S dens in full glory make of worship. He noted the Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg E C  J. Edward M. Grant this a great time of year to building’s former service Advertising Director Gordon R. Hall wander down side streets, as Temple Anshei Sfard T  J  courts, terraces and other Thor where he counted himself 110 Munroe St. Editorial Director Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 W J. K among the worshippers. J. Patrick Norton routes off the beaten path Jourgensen Lynn, MA 01903 Chief Financial O cer in Lynn or any commu- l J N. W  Michael H. Shanahan Customer Service Chief Operating O cer Chairman nity. I like how Fiske Av- Janice Koskey wrote this Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PŽ enue meanders up a hill l great appreciation about Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 off Chatham Street past Speaking of old neigh- Helen Georges Lampes, Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 streets with neat names borhoods, I like Fire Chief who just celebrated her All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 like Rust Street and drops Steve Archer’s recollec- 100th birthday. “A kind- Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 back down to within sight hearted woman of dignity Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 tions about the former Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 of the Hood School. Rad- Nissen’s Bakery located and high standards, Helen Classifi ed Advertising Brian C. Ÿayer, 1996-1999 din Grove Avenue is like on Brookline Street where has lived a long and happy classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 life. When somebody asks Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 an exit ramp off Summer the Marshall Middle Subscriptions Street and an entryway School now sits. her about the secret of [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 into a quiet neighborhood “I have fond memories of her vitality at such an ad- Circulation of streets like Echo Grove my friends and I from the vanced age, Helen always [email protected] attributes it to a good mar- Avenue wedged between Timson Street and Brook- Ext. 3 Summer and Boston line Avenue area ‘helping riage. Her husband, the late Nicholas J. Lampes, Newsroom streets. ourselves’ to the bread [email protected] Like Parker Avenue at and pastries as they came former Lynn public school [email protected] teacher, tenor, and choir di- one end of Goldfish Pond, off the conveyor belts to be Ext. 4 Raddin Grove leads to a loaded on the trucks. rector at the Saint Georges Greek Orthodox Church in Sports EDITORIAL little section of the city “We would sometimes [email protected] only a minute away from have pastry fights, spread- Lynn, adored his precious Ext. 5 a busy street but set off ing cream puff filling all Helen and married her on by itself because it lacks over the street. Years lat- a brief furlough from the Retail and Online battlefields of World War Advertising value as a shortcut. Park- er, I spent a long, frigid [email protected] The increasing er is a side street off a side night fighting the fire that ll. Their marriage brought street ending at lawns burned the bakery build- forth their son, James, and ADVERTISING abutting the pond. With ing to the ground. I recall the three formed the per- fect circle of love. Ernie Carpenter Jr. toll on firefighters its collection of residents standing there throwing Director of Advertising committed to maintaining water at the building, Helen enjoyed a career and Business Development, ext. 1355 the pond and making it watching part of my child- as a secretary at the GE [email protected] the center of their neigh- hood go up in flames and Credit Union in Lynn. Af- Michele Iannaco on the front lines borhood, Parker Avenue is all those memories came ter retirement Helen and Sales Representative, ext. 1315 Nickie maintained homes [email protected] a link between the pond’s flooding back to me.” Across California, 14,000 firefighters are quieter end and homes l in Lynn, Maine, (and) Boca David McBournie Raton, traveling back and Sales Representative, ext. 1280 battling 16 major wildfires, including the located near Chatham Thanks to Robert A. forth from each into their [email protected] Mendocino Complex Fire, the largest one in Street. Levine for enlightening 80s. Ralph Mitchell the state’s recorded history. It takes courage Dorinda Circle high up me about the “tunnel Always cheerful despite Sales Representative, ext. 1313 and herculean efforts to prevail over Mother in the Highlands is anoth- church.” He pulled up [email protected] the inevitable aches and Nature, and sometimes they lose their lives er little street with its own research from the Lynn pains, Helen is a pleasure Patricia Whalen protecting us. distinctive character and library indicating First Sales Representative, ext. 1310 to engage in lengthy con- Many others carry hidden, lasting scars. A a close-knit neighborhood Congregational Church, [email protected] versation about current recent study highlighted a startling statistic: that came together to help circa 1820, was known as events, politics, old times, BUSINESS OFFICE Last year, more firefighters died by suicide residents who were dis- the “Old Tunnel Meeting and of course our crazy than on duty — 103 compared to 93. placed by fire earlier this House.” Situated near the Susan J. Conti weather. Helen is indeed Controller, ext. 1288 This long and destructive wildfire season is year. “We look after each center of Lynn Common, one-of-a-kind in strength, [email protected] also taking an increased toll on firefighters other” was the way one of the meeting house was intelligence, and love and Ted Grant and their families, as Adam Ashton and Ryan the neighbors described located a short distance Lillis of The Sacramento Bee and William serves as a positive role Publisher, ext. 1234 coming to the aid of the from a long-gone pond. As model for the Georges and [email protected] Ramirez of the Sierra Star reported. fire victims. to the origins of its subter- It’s good that Cal Fire is trying to get out Lampes families and to all Marian Kinney A resident expert es- ranean name, there is no who know and meet her. ext. 1212 ahead of this potential crisis, as increased timated Lynn has 1,300 information. [email protected] stress leads to substance abuse, domestic vio- streets. Real expert and Levine sketched out the Thor Jourgensen is the Will Kraft lence and, too often, taking one’s life. Public Works Commis- connection between the Item’s editorial director. Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 Director Ken Pimlott is putting more money sioner Andrew Hall says tunnel church and the big Send “don’t ask” sugges- [email protected] into support services to help firefighters and the number is more like brick church Congrega- tions and answers to ques- Jennifer Perez their families cope. Counseling is being offered 1,165 including paper cion Evangelica Luz y tions to tjourgensen@item- ext. 1205 [email protected] in the field, as well as at fire stations by a Cal roads and private streets. Vida is diligently convert- live.com. Fire unit with seven full-time employees and Mike Shanahan trained liaisons around the state. Firefighters Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 are being taught to spot post-traumatic stress [email protected] in each other. Carolina Trujillo Firefighter unions are also offering similar Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 [email protected] programs, dispatching peer counselors after suicides and on-duty deaths. The trauma can Jim Wilson Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 be deep; it took two days for fellow firefighters [email protected] to recover the body of Braden Varney after his CIRCULATION bulldozer tumbled into a steep canyon in Mar- iposa County on July 13. Lisa Mahmoud Manager, ext. 1239 As of Tuesday, with the official fire season [email protected] just starting, two other firefighters have died. Redding fire inspector Jeremy Stoke was killed CLASSIFIED July 26 in the Carr Fire. Brian Hughes, captain Abbe Young Smith Manager, ext. 1276 of the Arrowhead Interagency Hotshot Crew, [email protected] died July 29 while battling the Ferguson Fire. No matter your politics, Californians should NEWSROOM agree with Rep. Nancy Pelosi of San Fran- Mike Alongi cisco, who paid tribute Tuesday: “We are all Sports Reporter ext. 1228 immensely grateful to the tens of thousands [email protected] of firefighters and first responders from Cal- Bill Brotherton ifornia, other states and other countries cur- Features Editor ext. 1338 rently risking their lives and safety to battle [email protected] wildfires throughout our state,” she said in a Gayla Cawley Reporter, ext. 1236 statement. “Our firefighters are our nobility, [email protected] and their courage on the frontlines of these blazes is an act of profound heroism.” Cheryl Charles News Editor, ext. 1278 A special joint legislative committee met [email protected] Tuesday, and was to meet again Thursday, to Bella diGrazia talk about how to better prepare for wildfires. Reporter, ext. 1317 The panel also is trying to referee a big-money [email protected] lobbying fight between utilities led by PG&E Thomas Grillo and insurance companies over who should pay Reporter, ext. 1264 for damages. [email protected] But people who lose their homes and busi- Spenser Hasak nesses aren’t the only victims of wildfires. Photographer, ext. 1332 Committee members must also pay attention [email protected] to firefighters. So should we. Thor Jourgensen A popular video made the rounds last week Editorial Director, ext. 1267 [email protected] of a little girl handing out burritos to tired READERS’ FORUM and hungry firefighters near Redding. That’s a Daniel Kane Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 good example for the rest of us. ‘Fake news’ is real on communism, opposing friendly relations with [email protected] gay rights, mass immigra- Russia would mean less By The Sacramento Bee Editorial Board. Steve Krause To the Editor: tion to further subsidize need for bullets, bombs, Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 Friends in Lynn have welfare, lower wages and aircraft, tanks, ships, and [email protected] asked me why I don’t increase dem membership. more to reduce the nation- Owen O’Rourke write any more letters to Commie dems disrupt le- al debt, for schools, bridg- Photographer, ext. 1224 the Item and I tell them gal rallies of anyone they es, etc. [email protected] it’s because they won’t disagree with denying President Putin opposes Emma LeBlanc Pérez print them. I’ve also asked first amendment rights of the globalist agenda for a Copy Editor for interviews off and on the truthful. They should socialist N.W.O. in which [email protected] over the years and always be beaten, tased, arrested billionaires instead of na- Harold Rivera got turned down. Sports Editor, ext. 1238 and deported to Mecca or tions make decisions and [email protected] I suspect that the reason Antarctica. They should the little sheeplike people Roberto Scalese for this is that they are stop what they’re doing vote. They definitely don’t Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 not only arrogant, don’t and support the best pres- want peaceful relations [email protected] want to hear negativity ident since Washington. and to admit our 65-year- Mark Sutherland about Utopia Lynn and The commie dems do long history of interfer- Creative Director are a part of the commie have one thing in common ence in other folks’ elec- [email protected] dem gang that has run with the warmongers in tions — often with tragic Anne Marie Tobin the state for 40 years. The that they want perpetual wars as in Vietnam and Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 commie dems love illegals war. The Saudis and Is- Iraq. [email protected] more than veterans and raelis are our “friends” be- Will the Item dare pub- Bridget Turcotte are legalized robbers of cause we pay them to be. lish this? Reporter, ext. 1269 [email protected] money and rights. They It’s the same with Afghan Fred Peck, Lynn, AZ and hate Russia for giving up drug lords. Peace and ME Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 YMCA centers on early education in Swampscott

SWAMPSCOTT families between the com- From A1 bination of after-school programming and the ex- there was not enough pansion of its early learn- space to bring in addition- ing center. al classrooms. MacKillop said the Jean McCartin-Cocuz- YMCA childcare facili- zo, director of child care ty provides a substantial operations for Lynch/van amount of government Otterloo YMCA, said last assistance and accepts year’s expansion allowed government pay and them to take 20 children vouchers. Everything the off the waiting list of Y does, from its member- about 60 families, but that ships to programming to list has only grown since childcare, is income-based, then. with some families receiv- By being able to move ing substantial nancial the preschool and transi- assistance. The goal, he tional kindergarten chil- said, is to make quality dren off the main campus early childhood education to the Swampscott Edu- attainable. cation Center, Lynch/van They signed the lease for Otterloo now has space to the facility at the former repurpose classrooms on St. John’s on Tuesday and its main campus to create $130,000 worth of renova- additional space for in- tions is already underway, fants and toddlers, MacK- illop said. according to MacKillop. MacKillop said two more Another part of the in- ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE infant and toddler class- vestment into the site, he Noel Pichardo’s rst poem expressed his resentments toward the many growing developments in rooms will be created on said, is in its adjoining lot, the city and the fear he holds of one day not being able to recognize his own neighborhood. the main campus in Mar- which features a parcel blehead, which will bring that is grown over. the total number of rooms He said the YMCA en- in that age range to nine. visions something for Voicing RAW emotions in Lynn He said the longest wait out there, which would list they have is for infant be a combination of play- and toddler childcare. ground space and partner- RAW of your ancestors, I am the who works at The Food casting a cold shadow on MacKillop said their af- ing with the parish club From A1 tides of those to come,” Ur- Project in Lynn, shared the buildings below that ter-school children will for gardening. He said bano performed. words about the effect her were built before them. rotate through the ve there’s already an effort his resentments toward Cerda’s poem was an ode school system had on her “They are welcome as distinct STEAM-based to take a yield of produce the many growing devel- to her mother and their while she was growing up, long as they can afford it,” learning rooms. A sixth and serve the food pantry opments in the city and Hispanic heritage, claim- calling it a bitter taste of she read, talking about room will be a pre-teen in the parish — the chil- the fear he holds of one ing people in the past have reality. the people who “look like middle school learning dren could work with the day not being able to rec- de ned them by the color One young woman, who her” and are being drawn drop-in center, which will garden clubs in the parish ognize his own neighbor- of their skin. She said her called herself Natalie, per- into the city along with be a safety net for those to add more raised beds hood. Fonseca shared her mother doesn’t blend into formed a passionate poem the pricey developments. students who need care and contribute more food words of hurt over being the melting pot of this about the misinterpreta- Hidalgo, after being the day of. to those who need it. subjected to prejudice. country, rather she’s the tions people have against cheered on by her stu- “What we’re most excit- The YMCA services fam- “I am light and nothing one stirring it. the Hispanic heritage. She dents, got up to perform, ed about in the new cen- ilies from kindergarten can take that away from The audience was vocal wrote the slam poem af- too. Her words were a ter is this is going to allow to eighth grade with its me,” Fonseca performed. throughout each of the ter speaking in her native love poem to the country us to offer an after-school childcare. Pichardo and Fonseca performances, applauding language and a girl in her her mother was raised in, program that is rooted in “The reason why (the teamed up for a poem to- each student. About 10 Spanish class called her a called “Even Google Maps STEAM,” MacKillop said. expansion) is so import- gether about their inter- people, who came just to racial slur. Natalie called struggles to nd home.” The big change for the ant is we’re doing this in pretations of culture in listen, felt inspired enough out the hypocrisy of the “These kids need a space Y, McCartin-Cocuzzo said, response to community America, weaving togeth- to get up and share their girls who say racial slurs where it’s OK to just be, is Swampscott Education need,” MacKillop said. er Spanish and English. own words. Will from Free but sing along to popu- breathe, say what they Center is now a dedicated “That is the honest truth. space, meaning that it will “Our foundation may be Humanity, one of the mu- lar Latin songs, such as need to say, process it This doesn’t happen un- be exclusively used for cracked but our culture is ralists participating in “Despacito.” in a way that’s safe and less a community presents education. At the Y, she beautiful,” they read si- the Beyond Walls festival, After other attendees healthy, and kind of come a need as great as it is in said, they are only able to multaneously. read a poem he wrote after in the room mustered the to a conclusion with it,” childcare. So (we’re) glad First-time performer a bad break-up. courage to share their own have so many after-school the Y is in a position to re- Hidalgo said. “To make children, which mix with Urbano shared a poem Hannah, a RAW student written feelings, a few of that space public, on oc- spond to that need.” on how within everyone who participates in a sep- the RAW staff performed members and other pro- casion, is a way to bring Gayla Cawley can be there are our ancestors arate program, shared their pieces. Alison Mill- grams. in the community and reached at gcawley@item- as well as the ancestors of two of her poems. They er, an art therapist, ex- MacKillop said the goal tell other people that this for this year is to be able live.com. Follow her on someone else. Her words expressed her feelings re- pressed her concerns re- place exists and we’ve got to serve an additional 125 Twitter @GaylaCawley. blurred the lines of preju- garding her culture, heri- garding the developments you if you need us.” dice against ethnic or ra- tage, and the struggles her being built across Lynn. cial backgrounds. parents and older brothers She mentioned the many Bella diGrazia can be Lynn Classical principal “I am the water of my faced after  eeing war in luxurious apartment com- reached at bdigrazia@ ancestors, I am the water their home country. Haja, plexes and how they are itemlive.com. switches to blue and gold

Saugus lobsterman trying to put his life back together PRINCIPAL A 1971 Medford High From A1 graduate, Constantino at- LOBSTERMAN tended Salem State and From A1 “I worked closely with studied social work. He him while I was an assis- received his master’s of alert him of the danger. tant superintendent,” said education from UMass When he returned, he Tutwiler, “and I know him Boston. tried to move the frying as an incredibly passion- “I’ve learned so much pan to the sink and the ate educator who would go working for Lynn Public re worsened, he said. to the ends of the earth for Schools,” said Constan- Struck by the  ames, a student, or a colleague. tino. “I’ve received much Mabee still managed to “One of the rst impres- more than I’ve given. The get out of the building. He sions I got of him was go- students have been amaz- was met on the front lawn ing to Classical, which at ing, and I was privileged by rst responders, who the time was approaching to work with faculty and ran into the burning home 1,700 students, and watch- staff who were colleagues and pulled out his dog, ing him interact with rst and then people I su- Max. His other dog, Tuck- students. Now, I know he pervised.” er, was already out of the probably didn’t know ev- “Classical was a very en- house, he said. erybody’s name, but it sure gaging school when I got A veterinary technician seems that way. His lead- there, and I’ve had to say happened to be outside the ership style is built around it still is,” said Constanti- home, and helped admin- relationships.” no. “I have no regrets, save ister oxygen to Max using Constantino has worked for the fact that I wish the the re department’s dog in the Lynn school system timing of this had been mask, said Fire Chief Mi- since 1976, spending the better.” chael Newbury. rst ve years at Cobbet Tutwiler said that launch- Mabee’s 17-year-old Junior High as a special ing a full-scale search for a daughter was not home at needs instructor. When principal in the middle of the time. the special needs program August is unwise, “so we’ll Mabee was brought to ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK moved over to Classical in probably look to have a Massachusetts General 1981, Constantino moved temporary one in place by George Mabee’s lobster boat, “Dependable,”  oats in the Saugus River. the time school starts. Hospital with burns on his to the school with it. “This is still pretty arms, head, and forehead. While at Classical, he grandfather and father is from,” said Mabee. “It’s business in Saugus, has fresh,” said Tutwiler. He was released a day lat- also worked as a guidance were shermen. His fa- Nova Scotia orange.” set up a GoFundMe page “The school is well set up er, but is still returning ev- counselor and then assis- ther died when he was Mabee will be looking to help Mabee get back on to succeed,” he said. “They ery few days for follow-up tant principal before be- young, and the family lost for a new place to live, his feet. have capable assistants, visits with his doctor. A ing picked to replace War- “He lost everything,” and other staff members, visiting nurse changes his commercial shing li- but faces the added chal- ren White. said Koch. “He’s a sher- in place. That’s one oth- cense, but Mabee contin- lenge of not being able to In addition, he served as his bandages daily at his man. He doesn’t live the er thing that you can say brother’s home in Saugus, ued to work pulling traps haul lobster traps during the school’s girls basketball on his neighbor’s boat. the busiest few weeks of high life. He just needs about Gene’s leadership: where he is staying. some help.” coach and helped develop that even as he leaves, the “The landlord said it will About eight years ago, the season. He’s not sure future Division 1 players he bought the boat and when he’ll be able to get Donations can be made school is in ne shape.” be six months before I can at www.gofundme.com/ Helen Ridley and Monique license from his neighbor, back behind the wheel of “I loved my job every day get back in, but I came too george-mabee. Lee, both of whom went to I was there,” Constantino painted the boat orange, his boat. close to not being here to- Quinnipiac. His 2004 team said. day for that,” he said. and became a lobsterman A lifelong family friend, Bridget Turcotte can be was undefeated during the The Saugus native with his own vessel. Josef Koch, who owns reached at bturcotte@item- regular season before bow- Steve Krause can be comes from a long line “The color is from Nova Clean Joe Inc., a cleaning live.com. Follow her on ing out in the Division 1 reached at skrause@item- of lobstermen. Both his Scotia, where my family and restoration services Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. North nal. live.com. Catch up with your favorite team call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 to start your daily subscription. in Item Sports! A8 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 2018 Saugus woman is POLICE/FIRE All address information, particu- Circle at 2:41 p.m. on Wednes- A caller reported passing a REVERE arraigned, accused larly arrests, reflect police records. In day; at 182 Washington St. at motor vehicle that she thought the event of a perceived inaccuracy, 9:37 p.m. on Wednesday. someone was keying at 2:26 Accidents it is the sole responsibility of the con- A report of threats made at p.m. on Wednesday, and de- of medication theft 140 South Common St. at scribed the accused male sus- A report of a motor vehicle cerned party to contact the relevant By Bridget Turcotte scription pills were gone. 9:09 p.m. on Wednesday. pect in detail. Police responded accident at American Legion ITEM STAFF He notified police. police department and have the to Lafayette Street and found Highway and Hutchinson Street On Jan. 3, 2018, police department issue a notice of correc- the vehicle belonged to the ac- at 8:40 a.m. Wednesday; on SAUGUS — A 37-year- Theft set up a surveillance cam- tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or Squire Road at 10:56 p.m. old Saugus woman was cused male and he was doing era in the victim's room clarifications will not be made without A report of a larceny at 810 touch up work on it. Wednesday; at Sunoco Gas charged with caretaker and counted the number Lynnway at 11:36 a.m. on express notice of change from the ar- A caller reported a male sit- Station on Lee Burbank High- abuse, larceny of a drug, of pills in the victim's pos- Wednesday; at 135 Williams and possession of a Class resting police department. ting on a bench on Washington way at 11:33 a.m. Wednesday; session prior to Bowman's Ave. at 7:50 p.m. on Wednes- Street at 4:13 p.m. on Wednes- at Citizens Bank on Broadway B substance in connection visit. After she left, police day; at 7 Evans Lane at 1:06 day without a shirt on, looking at 12:16 p.m. Wednesday; at with an alleged theft of allegedly discovered that LYNN a.m. on Thursday; at Eastern “disheveled,” stating she be- Mass Bait Shop on American prescription medication 14 pills were missing. Bank, 156 Boston St., at 10:33 from an elderly man in lieved he was either drunk or Legion Highway at 2:01 p.m. Video surveillance al- Arrests a.m. on Thursday. her care. legedly showed Bowman on drugs. Responding officers Wednesday; on Overlook Ridge Rebecca Bowman was could not locate the male. Terrace at 6:54 p.m. Wednes- opening the pill bottle and Shirley Barranco, of H5 Vandalism arraigned in Middlesex removing the medication Franklin Square, Randolph, was A caller reported possi- day; on the northbound side of Superior Court and re- while the victim was not arrested on warrant charges of A report of vandalism to ble damage at the cemetery Lee Burbank Highway at 9:55 leased on personal recog- in the room. two counts of possession of a motor vehicle at Chatham on West Shore Drive, stating p.m. Wednesday; at Mahoney nizance by Clerk Mag- Bowman will appear in an uninsured motor vehicle or Street and Massachusetts Ave- her parents’ head stone was Circle at 9:57 p.m. Wednesday; istrate Matthew Day on court again on Sept. 20. trailer, operating a motor ve- nue at 7:26 a.m. on Thursday; knocked over at 6:17 a.m. on at Mahoney Circle at 11:42 Thursday. She was or- As part of her coun- hicle with a suspended regis- at 21 Acorn St. at 9:36 a.m. on Thursday. p.m. Wednesday. dered not to work with ty-wide initiative to raise tration, negligent operation of the elderly and to have no Thursday; at 156 Boston St. at awareness about the risks a motor vehicle, and leaving Complaints contact with the victim. 11:16 a.m. on Thursday. NAHANT and impacts of the opioid the scene of personal injury at Bowman began working crisis for seniors, Ryan A report of a loud stereo as a visiting nurse for a 9:41 p.m. on Wednesday. LYNNFIELD Complaints on Ward Street at 12:01 p.m. launched the Middlesex Adam Cochrane, of 121 70-year-old man in Lin- District Attorney’s Office’s Wednesday. North Common St., was ar- A report of about 18 people coln, visiting his home Grandparent Program in Summons A report of threats made on rested on a warrant charge of who needed to be removed three times a week to 2016. The program edu- Carlson Avenue at 2:15 p.m. subsequent possession of a A summons to appear in from Nahant Road at 4:01 p.m. treat him in his bedroom, cates seniors in Middle- Wednesday. Class A drug at 6:20 p.m. on court was issued to Reginaldo Tuesday. according to a statement sex County about how to A report of an assault on from Middlesex District Wednesday. Mateus, 41, of 156 Elliott St., A report of a loud stereo on manage their prescription Sherman Avenue at 8:33 p.m. North Shore Road at 2:37 p.m. Attorney Marian Ryan. medication, keep medica- Paul Gasperoni, 43, of Danvers, Wednesday at 7:50 Tuesday. Wednesday The patient had been tion safe from theft, prop- 40 Bridge St., was arrested p.m. at Lynnfield Street and prescribed oxycodone pills erly dispose of unused or on warrant charges of three Lookout Terrace for the unli- A report of loud people near to alleviate his pain. In expired medication and counts of operating a motor censed operation of a motor the rocks at The Tides Restau- SAUGUS April 2017, he began to identify signs of drug ad- vehicle with a suspended li- vehicle, and operating a motor rant at 1:28 a.m. Wednesday. notice that his pain med- diction in loved ones. cense, possession of a Class vehicle without an inspection A report of two dogs being Accidents ication pills were disap- Ryan, who previously sticker. walked on Tudor Beach without B drug, a miscellaneous mu- A report of a car into a tree pearing and that by the chaired the Middlesex nicipal ordinance, operating a leashes at 3:03 p.m. Wednes- end of the month, he had District Attorney’s Office’s day. at 83 School St. at 12:31 a.m. motor vehicle with a suspend- Breaking & Entering Wednesday. fewer pills than he should Elder Protection Unit, ed registration, and refusal of A report of a power outage in have. As a result, he expe- developed the program, of a Motor Vehicle the area of Willow and Emerald A report of a three-car mo- a motor vehicle operator to tor vehicle accident at Party rienced extreme pain, ac- recognizing that the im- identify themselves. He was On Tuesday at 7:04 a.m., a roads at 5:26 p.m. Wednesday. cording to the statement. City on Broadway at 9:10 p.m. pact of the opioid crisis on also charged with operating a report of a motor vehicle break- A caller reported his parents The victim began to Wednesday. seniors is extensive and motor vehicle with a suspend- in at 20 Lakeview Drive; at 24 told him to leave the house suspect the defendant by that seniors are often the Vokes Terrace on Tuesday at after not turning over his cell December 2017 and on ed license, a marked lanes vio- Complaints most vulnerable second- 7:46 a.m.; on Tuesday at 8:15 phone, which they pay for, at two occasions, following ary victims of the opioid lation, and a default warrant at a.m. at 2 Vokes Terrace; at 31 12:24 a.m. Thursday. Caller lat- Bowman's visits to the epidemic, according to the 8:13 p.m. on Wednesday. An Altamount Avenue resi- Weekenson Louis, 35, of 11 Vokes Terrace on Tuesday at er reported he overreacted and dent reported she was kicked home, the victim counted statement. would go back home. his pills before she arrived For more information Pine St., Hyde Park, was arrest- 8:16 a.m.; at 15 Vokes Terrace and had a spoon thrown at her and after she departed. and resources on protect- ed on a warrant charge and on Tuesday at 8:57 a.m.; on by one of her house mates at The victim allegedly dis- ing seniors visit: http:// charged with trafficking over 18 Tuesday at 10:13 a.m. at 14 PEABODY 7:24 a.m. Wednesday. covered that after Bow- middlesexda.com/prosecu- grams of cocaine, operating a Lakeview Drive; at 32 Vokes An employee of Penske Truck man left, some of the pre- tion/elder-disabled.php. motor vehicle with a suspend- Terrace on Tuesday at 5:33 Arrests Rental reported a trailer was ed license, a marked lanes vi- p.m.; on Tuesday at 6:39 at 2 stolen from them sometime Guillermo R. Jiminian, 37, olation, and failure to signal at Suntaug St.; at 6 Suntaug St. after June 21 at 8:07 a.m. BRIEFS of 89 Endicott St., Apt. 2, was 11:32 a.m. on Wednesday. on Wednesday at 4:41 p.m. Wednesday. arrested on a courtesy warrant Brian Redondo, 24, was ar- A report of a female wear- for the State Police on Thursday Police: Lynn woman in default and property had rested on warrant charges of Complaints ing a pink shirt sitting near a been foreclosed. four counts of unarmed rob- at 8:47 a.m. wheelchair hit by truck Caller from 6 Kimball Lane dumpster and having an argu- She faced three counts bery, home invasion, and pos- Christine T. Zak, 34, of 18 reports being locked out of a ment with her boyfriend, who is LYNN — A 67-year-old of filing false tax returns session to distribute drugs and Cashman Road, was served a motor vehicle with child inside in a black sedan at 11:23 p.m. Lynn woman was struck for tax years 2011, 2012 charged with breaking and en- warrant and arrested on Thurs- on Tuesday at 11:53 a.m. Wednesday. by a pickup truck while and 2013. Ingram was tering daytime for felony, resist- day at 11:03 a.m. Fraud reported from the Ap- A report of a bird stuck in an crossing the Lynnway in arrested and charged in ing arrest, wanton destruction ple Store at 1220 Market St. on overhang on Lincoln Avenue at a motorized wheelchair January. of property under $1,200, dis- Summons Tuesday at 3:07 p.m. 11:39 p.m. Wednesday. Thursday afternoon. Ingram filed tax returns orderly conduct, and aiding to A case of cyber fraud was re- Gloria Richards, 26, of 3 A caller reported an older The woman was tak- in which she reported escape from officers at 12:21 ported on Wednesday at 3:26 Northend Ave., Apt. 1, Salem, man in an SUV was driving ex- en to Massachusetts false and inflated Sched- p.m. on Thursday. p.m. from 55 Summer St. was issued a summons to ap- tremely slow and causing traf- General Hospital with Gregg Vienneau, 50, was ule A deductions and in Call from Sunrise Assisted pear in court at McDonald’s fic to back up at Main and Vine arrested and charged with non-life-threatening inju- one year, a Schedule C Living at 55 Salem St. report- Restaurant at 133 Main St. streets at 12:15 p.m. Wednes- trespassing at 6:59 a.m. on ries, State Police Trooper business loss, in order ed a resident was choking on on Wednesday at 10:20 p.m. day. Thursday. Paul Sullivan said. to reduce her overall tax Wednesday at 4:35 p.m. Inci- following a fight. She faces A report of a dog in a car at The 26-year-old driver liability. dent handled by the Fire De- charges of assault on a family CVS Pharmacy on Broadway at of the Ford F350, Regi- In tax years 2010 Accidents partment. member. 1:26 p.m. Wednesday. naldo Perez Zacarias, of and 2011, Ingram filed A report of two small dogs A report of a motor vehi- A 52-year-old man from 30 Lynn, was arrested on returns claiming mort- running around on Fairmount cle crash at 6 Boylston St. at Locksley Road reported he was Complaints a warrant out on Lynn gage interest deductions Avenue at 1:59 p.m. Wednes- 11:09 a.m. on Wednesday; having a heart attack on Thurs- District Court and issued of $45,072 and $371,427. Caller from 2A Christina Drive day. at Walmart, 780 Lynnway, at day at 6:01 a.m. Man taken to a summons for unlicensed But she had not made on Wednesday at 3:36 p.m. is A report of a group of youths 12:43 p.m. on Wednesday; at Beverly Hospital by ambulance. operation of a motor looking to surrender her dog, on bicycles and Rollerblades any mortgage payments Alley and Commercial streets vehicle and negligent op- Brady. Police advised her that since 2008. In fact, the at 4:42 p.m. on Wednesday; on loitering in the parking lot of eration of a motor vehicle, MARBLEHEAD Peabody Animal Control does loan had defaulted, and Centre Street at 10:08 p.m. on Saugus Bank on Hamilton Av- Sullivan said. not have a shelter. It was sug- the property had gone Wednesday; at Lynn City Hall, 3 enue at 1:59 p.m. Wednesday. Police responded to the Accidents gested she contact the Animal into foreclosure. She also City Hall Square, at 1:19 a.m. A report of someone trying to crash at Lynnway and Rescue League of Boston. claimed real estate tax on Thursday; at 147 Munroe St. A motor vehicle’s driver side throw a rock through the win- Shepard Street around A day laborer reported an deductions in those same at 10:01 a.m. on Thursday. window was broken by a land- dow at 183 Essex St. at 11:45 2:45 p.m. tax years, when, in fact, scaper on Humphrey Street at employer did not pay him for p.m. Wednesday. A report of a motor vehicle work completed on Wednesday The circumstances of the real estate taxes had 8:10 a.m. on Wednesday. A report of a white female crash with personal injury at at 3:39 p.m. at 2 Reed Road. the crash are still under been paid by the mort- in the area of Edgehill Road 135 Nahant St. at 3:23 p.m. Officer explained it is a civil investigation. gage lender and not by Complaints pushing a shopping cart with on Wednesday. matter to be settled in court. Ingram. By falsifying the no shoes on, wearing a white A report of a motor vehicle hit A caller reported receiving a A child locked in a car was Lynnfield woman deductions and losses, dress and picking flowers out and run at 13 Beacon Hill Ave. scam call from 873-241-7841 reported on Wednesday at Wal- Ingram fraudulently re- of people’s yards at 12:33 a.m. pleads guilty to filing at 4:50 p.m. on Wednesday. at Brookhouse Drive at 11:18 greens at 35 Main St. Police duced her tax liability by Thursday. false tax returns a.m. on Wednesday; on Front report the Peabody Fire Depart- more than $126,000. Breaking and Entering A caller from Sweetwater Street at 2:10 p.m. on Wednes- ment opened the door. Street reported a white female BOSTON — A Lynnfield The charge of filing false day. An employee reported a woman pleaded guilty tax returns provides for A report of a breaking and en- wearing a white dress, pushing tering at Washington Elementa- A caller reported there is a suspicious man was walking a carriage at 1:22 a.m. Thurs- Thursday in U.S. District a sentence of up to three sailboat tied up at the Com- behind the building at 7 Essex Court to filing false tax years in prison, one year ry School, at 58 Blossom St., at day. 6:29 p.m. on Wednesday. mercial Street dock and the Green Drive on Wednesday at returns, according to the of supervised release, and males on board were scream- 3:42 p.m. The person was de- U.S. Attorney’s Office. a fine of $250,000 or twice Theft Complaints ing at each other at 1:56 p.m. scribed as being his mid 30s, Karyn M. Ingram, the gross gain or loss. on Wednesday. The caller de- wearing a gray tank top and A report of a breaking and 51, claimed more than U.S. Senior District A report of a fight at Wal- scribed the boat as having a carrying a backpack. Officers entering sometime overnight at a $370,000 mortgage Court Judge Rya W. Zobel greens, 21 Joyce St., at 12:40 pirate flag. Responding officers checked the area and could Beach Pools on Frank Bennett interest deduction, even scheduled sentencing for p.m. on Wednesday; on Essex spoke to the suspected parties. not locate him. Highway at 7:53 a.m. Thursday. though the loan was in Nov. 29.

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©2018 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 2018 Champions beat Swampscott, advance to NSBL nals By Daniel Kane ITEM STAFF DANVERS — After falling behind early, the Peabody Champions pow- ered to a 12-5 win over the Swamp- scott Sox in Game 5 of a best-of- ve series Thursday night at Twi Field With the win Peabody advances to the North Shore Baseball League nals. “The last few days we have hit the ball pretty well and that was the difference,” Peabody co-manager Steve Gridley said. “They 10-runned us twice in the series but our bats just went off.” Peabody totaled 16 hits on the night while drawing four walks. Leadoff batter David Ruggiero went 4-for-4 with 2 RBI and scored twice. “If Ruggiero goes we go,” Gridley said. “He got up there and he was ITEM FILE PHOTO ready to swing the bat and when Former English baseball coach Joe Caponigro he’s on base we roll because then we has been named the head baseball coach at have the middle of our order. Those Swampscott High. guys are where we make our money but we got it from everywhere to- ITEM FILE PHOTO night.” Peabody’s David Ruggiero went 4-for-4 with two RBI and two Caponigro named NSBL, B2 runs scored in a win over Swampscott Thursday night. new baseball coach St. Mary’s Emmerich has a stellar at Swampscott week at Mass. Junior Amateur By Harold Rivera ITEM SPORTS EDITOR By Mike Alongi ITEM STAFF SWAMPSCOTT — The Swampscott High School baseball team has found its new head coach. The past two weeks have been an absolute Joe Caponigro, a former Big Blue assistant, has been whirlwind for Swampscott’s Christian Em- tabbed to take over the program. His appointment was merich. After winning two big tournaments con rmed by Swampscott Athletic Director Kelly back-to-back last week, Emmerich carried Farley. that momentum into this week’s 100th Massa- “We’re very excited to have Joe on board,” Farley chusetts Junior Amateur Championship at said. “He’s a long-term Big Blue guy. He’s coached here Belmont Country Club, where he made it as before. He was very successful at Lynn English. He far as the semi nals before fatigue got the best cares about the kids. We’re very excited to see what he of him. does with the program.” “I played a lot of golf over the past two weeks, Caponigro held two separate stints as an assistant and I was playing really well through most of coach at Swampscott. He served on Frank DeFelice’s it,” Emmerich said. “But by the time we got to staff from 2000-2004 and returned last spring to assist the semi nals of the match play tournament, former head coach Jason Calichman, who stepped I was pretty gassed.” down from the role in June. Calichman spent six It all started with the Bay State Cup Invita- seasons as Swampscott’s head coach. tional last week when Emmerich, a member at “Jason offered that I come on board with him,” Kernwood Country Club, carded a three-day Caponigro said. “Unfortunately he had to give it up total score of two-under 212 (70, 70, 72) to take because of the demands of his position and he has COURTESY PHOTO | DAVID COLT home the trophy. One day after that victory, three young boys. He did a great job at Swampscott Emmerich competed in the Kernwood Club and I hope I can do the program justice following in Swampsott native Christian Emmerich, who will be a senior at St. Mary’s this year, made it to the semi nal Championship, another three-day affair that his footsteps.” ended with another victory. In between his two stints at Swampscott, Caponigro round of the Massachusetts Junior Amateur Champi- spent 14 seasons as the head baseball coach at En- onship at Belmont Country Club this week. EMMERICH, B2 glish High. Caponigro resigned at English shortly after the 2017 season. During his tenure directing the Bulldogs two of his players, Ben Bowden and Roberto Reyes, signed professional contracts. Bowden, a Bunnell steps down as Saugus athletic director left-handed reliever, is currently in the Colorado Rockies minor league system. By Harold Rivera my name in. Thankfully they liked minutes.” A Swampscott native, Caponigro attended Swamp- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR me enough to offer the position and He spoke highly of his year at scott High and graduated in 1978. In addition to I accepted it.” Saugus High. One of the school’s coaching baseball with DeFelice, Caponigro also SAUGUS — After one school year Bunnell arrived in Saugus after main athletic highlights last year coached basketball under Brian Bagley. He played as the athletic director at Saugus serving as the athletic director at was the Saugus boys soccer team, both sports in his days wearing the Big Blue uniform. High School in 2017-2018, James North Middlesex Regional High which quali ed for the Division 3 Caponigro credited his coaches for leaving a Bunnell is stepping down to accept School in Townsend. A native of North state tournament just one long-lasting impact on his life. He added that some of the same position at Lunenburg Leominster, Bunnell attended St. year removed from a winless sea- the lessons he learned playing sports are lessons he High. Bernard’s High School in Fitch- son in 2016. teaches his current players. “I’m very excited,” Bunnell said. burg. He continued his studies at “I thought things went really “It’s cliche to say that you can apply so much from “It’s a great opportunity. I wasn’t Fitchburg State. well,” Bunnell said. “I really en- athletics into life but it’s true,” Caponigro said. “I’ve planning on leaving Saugus. It’s Bunnell, who still resides in joyed the students. The coaching had so many coaches who have helped me learn how one of those things where it’s closer Leominster, made a lengthy com- staff was great. The students were to handle successes and failure, how to be a teammate. to home. I applied to Lunenburg mute to and from Saugus each day. great to work with. I met a lot of before I came to Saugus last year. That correlates into the working world. “The drive to Saugus in the morn- great people there. The teams were They were re-working the contract. “Those are the lessons I want to teach the kids I ing was anywhere from one hour successful in and outside of the They said the athletic director coach,” Caponigro said. “I didn’t invent baseball. The and 15 minutes to one hour and 30 classroom. It’s incredible to be a would be retiring within a year or minutes,” Bunnell said. “The com- important thing to me as a high school coach is to be part of something like that. as positive a role model as I can and try to help them two. When I found out the athletic mute back home was anywhere develop in the game and in life. director did indeed retire I threw from one hour to one hour and 15 BUNNELL, B2 “Coaches like Frank DeFelice, Fran York and Lon Leary, they all played a huge role,” Caponigro said. “I soon realized that I wanted to be a high school coach.” One of Caponigro’s mentors through his coaching career, he said, is former North Reading baseball coach Solis brothers commit to Benjamin Franklin Frank Carey. “Frank’s been like a mentor to me over the years,” Caponigro said. “I run things by him, I’ll call him. He has seen every situation baseball-wise and kids-wise. I’m thankful for everyone who has played a part in me getting this role in Swampscott.” Caponigro inherits a Big Blue team that nished 11-10 last spring and quali ed for the Division 3 North state tournament. Swampscott, the No. 13 seed, defeated No. 4 O’Bryant and No. 5 Latin Academy before watching its season close with a loss to No. 1 Austin Prep. He said he’ll rely on his familiarity with the baseball program and the Swampscott community heavily moving forward. “I’ve coached in all levels in Swampscott,” Caponigro said. “I’m very familiar with the administrators in various leagues and the kids themselves. I got to know the kids in the program last year. The familiarity does help and I’m looking forward to it. I’m really thankful to the administration at Swampscott, (athletic direc- tor) Farley, (interim principal) Larry Murphy and (superintendent) Pam Angelakis for giving me this opportunity. “It’s something I’m really looking forward to and I’m really excited about.” In addition to coaching at the high school level, ITEM FILE PHOTOS Caponigro has managed the Swampscott Sox of the North Shore Baseball League for the past 34 years. Brothers Erick (left) and Edwin Solis, both former Classical basketball stars, will continue Caponigro lives in Swampscott and works at Panakio their careers at the collegiate level at Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology in Boston. Adjusters in Lynn. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 2018 Betts hits for the cycle, but Sox fall to Blue Jays TORONTO (AP) — Mookie needing a home run. Randal Grichuk hit a tie- Betts has circled a few po- “I’ve had some opportuni- breaking two-run homer in tential cycles in his young ties before and to finally suc- the fifth inning and Teos- career, not surprising con- ceed is a good feeling,” said car Hernandez added a solo sidering his rare combina- Betts, who has reached base shot to help Toronto avoid a tion of power and speed. in 25 of his past 42 plate ap- three-game sweep. Boston’s AL MVP con- pearances against Toronto. Red Sox slugger J.D. tender finally knocked that The 25-year-old Betts is Martinez hit his major milestone off his list with his the first Boston player to league-leading 35th home final swing Thursday night. hit for the cycle since Brock run, a solo drive in the fifth. Betts homered in the ninth Holt in 2015. Betts, Holt and Boston starter Rick Porcel- inning to complete his first Leon Culberson in 1943 are lo (14-5) allowed seven runs career cycle during the To- the only Red Sox to cycle and six hits in four innings. ronto Blue Jays’ 8-5 win over from the leadoff spot. Porcello lost for the first the Red Sox. The AL MVP candidate time since a July 13 home Betts is the 21st Red Sox was 4 for 4 to raise his major defeat to the Blue Jays, a player to hit for the cycle and league-best average to .347 game in which he allowed a the first in the major leagues with 59 RBIs and a 1.102 season-worst eight earned this season. He singled and OPS. He celebrated his no- runs. scored in the first inning, tri- doubt homer by lifting a fist “We’ve got to take a look at pled in the second and dou- and smiling at Boston’s dug- that,” Cora said. “That’s the bled in the fourth against out. second one in a row against starter Ryan Borucki. After “You expect greatness with them. Breaking balls, fast- walking in the sixth, Betts him every night,” manager balls, changeups, they were hit a one-out drive off Ken Alex Cora said. “That was on him. Location wasn’t Giles in the ninth for his cool to see.” great, we saw it from the get PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 27th homer of the season. Boston (81-35) lost for the go, but still. They put some Betts has come up one leg first time in seven games good at-bats against him Mookie Betts hits a home run in the top of the ninth inning to com- short of the cycle eight times but still has the best record and that’s the second game plete the cycle in a loss to the Toronto Blue Jays Thursday night. in his career, including twice in baseball. in a row they’ve done that.” BC’s Allen has been overlooked, not outworked at D-line

BOSTON (AP) — Imagine what ic has made him into one of the best the defense for what could be the best passers-by must have thought about defensive linemen in college football BC team since Matt Ryan was quar- Zach Allen’s father on those bitter cold as he heads into his senior season at terback there 12 years ago. Connecticut days when they saw him Boston College. “You want to be part of that so you pitching batting practice to his pre- That’s a real feat this year. can come back 10, 15, 30 years with teen son at the park. The NFL draft next year will be your family and say, ‘Yeah, we were Must be one of those crazed Little filled with blue chip defensive line- able to come together and we were League dads, sucking all the fun out men, highlighted by Houston’s Ed able to do this,’” Zach Allen said. of the game. Oliver, Michigan’s Rashan Gary, Ohio Allen excelled in baseball, basketball “What they didn’t realize was I was State’s Nick Bosa and the entire and football growing up. During his begging Zachary, ‘You know, can’t we Clemson defensive front. Allen doesn’t freshman year at New Cannan High go in? It’s freezing out here,’” Michael have the name recognition or maga- School in Connecticut, Allen came to Allen said. zine covers, but NFL scouts know all the conclusion he needed to drop one With some prodding by a persistent about him. He was one of only two de- sport if he wanted to continue playing FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and prescient high school coach, Zach fensive linemen credited with at least at a high level and getting straight A’s. Allen put down the bat and glove and 100 tackles last season and might Since he dreamed of being the next Boston College defensive end Zach Allen has decided to concentrate on football. have slipped into the first round of the Alex Rodriguez or Derek Jeter, he turned into one of the best defensive lineman in Now, Allen’s regimented focus and last draft had he decided to leave ear- chose to quit football right before the the country as he enters his senior season. first-to-arrive-last-to-leave work eth- ly. Instead he chose to return to anchor start of spring practice. Lynn Woods Summer Cross Country continues

The Lynn Woods Summer Cross Yannick Imhoff (15:06) and Thomas Im- In the 5.7-mile “gate to gate” course, Country Series continued Wednesday hoff (15:07). Jose LeClerc grabbed the top finish in 36 evening with three races. In the 2.3-miles course, Dave Singer minutes and 20 seconds. Rounding out In the kids 1.59-mile course, Niko- earned a first place finish in 15 min- the top five were Jim Pawlicki (38:14), la Gilmore earned the top spot with a utes and 46 seconds. Rounding out the Michael Sikkema (38:31), Eric O’Neill finish in 14 minutes and 43 seconds. top five were Junior Mejia (16:08), Ea- (39:12) and Paul DeFelice (39:55). Rounding out the top five were Mark monn McHale (16:18), Andrea Saccardo The series continues next Wednesday Walsh (14:51), Lindsay Mishol (14:58), (16:33), Paul Robertson (16:46). at Lynn Woods. Peabody moves on to NSBL finals against Kingston

NSBL fielded better. We took a 5-1 lead and ball to put Peabody up 6-5. Another From B1 were looking for a knockout punch but two runs were added on an error in they knocked us out. I wish them the center, making it 8-5 before Swamp- On the mound, relief pitcher Scott best moving but it’s a tough day for us.” scott ended the inning. Weismann cruised for Peabody. Weis- Peabody started the bottom of the A walk and two infield errors loaded mann threw 4 1/3 shutout innings, al- first with three straight singles to load the bases for Swampscott with one out lowing three hits while striking out the bases. Chad Martin then sent Rug- in the fourth inning. However, the Sox eight. giero home on a sac-fly to put the couldn’t capitalize on the scoring PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “I’ve been with Scott since he was in Champions up 1-0. chance. Tiger Woods wipes his face with a towel during high school,” Gridley said. “He is a Swampscott responded with a big Peabody added four more runs in the the first round of the PGA Championship at Bell- former Gatorade Player of the Year in second inning. Three walks in the in- fourth to go up 12-5. The inning was rive Country Club in St. Louis. this state, pitched at Clemson in the ning loaded the bases with two outs. highlighted by a two RBI double by College World Series. His shoulder is a Paula then laced a single to left field to Ruggiero. little hurt right now but he came out put the Sox up 2-1. The next batter, That was all Peabody needed to se- and absolute shut it down. He was the Weisse also hit a single to extend the cure the win. Peabody advances to the Woods changes difference tonight.” lead to 3-1. Rodriguez then added two NSBL finals against the Kingston Swampscott’s top of the order, Este- more runs with a double to put the Sox Night Owls. ban Paula (1-for-4 with 2 RBI), Donnie up 5-1. “We played them a few years ago and shirt, game to stay Weisse (2-for-3 with a walk and 1 RBI) Peabody took the lead right back they beat us in game seven,” Gridley and Elvis Rodriguez (1-for-3 with a with seven runs in their half of the said. “They’ve won three of the last HBP and 2 RBI) drove in five runs, but second. The inning was highlighted by four championships. They’re going to in the mix at PGA it wasn’t enough for the Sox. a passed ball and errant throw that be a challenge. Those guys know what “We lost to a better team,” Sox man- cut the lead to 5-4. Martin tied the they are doing but so do we. If we hit ST. LOUIS (AP) — What Tiger Woods really needed ager Joe Caponigro said. “They were game at 5-5 with a RBI double. Derek and pitch like tonight I like our after two holes at the PGA Championship was a fresh deeper, hit the ball better than us, Lyons added another run on a passed chances. start. A change of shirts helped do the trick. Too bad he couldn’t do something about those ugly Swampscott’s Emmerich makes run at Mass Amateur numbers already stacked up on the scorecard. A bogey-double bogey start left Woods scrambling to EMMERICH of Needham Golf Club. with him,” said Emmerich. “It was stay close Thursday. After having his caddie grab his From B1 The semifinal match was one to be- good to see him play well this week backup shirt from the bag, Woods popped into a restroom hold, as the two competitors went too.” near the 12th tee box, put on the dry shirt and shot 3 Emmerich, who’s entering his se- back and forth almost the entire time. After his great run of golf over the under the rest of the way to finish at even-par 70. That nior year at St. Mary’s, took the mo- But in the end, Rogers was able to get past two weeks, Emmerich will now kept him within six shots of the first-round leader, Gary mentum from those victories right the win 2-and-1, finally stopping Em- take some time off to rest up before Woodland. into the early rounds of the Mass. merich’s incredible two-week run. the upcoming high school golf season. “It kept me in the golf tournament,” Woods said. Junior Amateur this week. In the “It was a great match and I thought Emmerich has a lot to live up to this “It could have easily gone the other way, being 3 over opening two rounds of stroke play, I played really well, I just couldn’t get year, as he won the Division 3 individ- through two. A lot of things could’ve happened, and not a Emmerich carded a 72 and a 67, re- those last couple holes,” Emmerich ual state championship last year and lot of them are positive.” spectively, to earn a No. 3 seed and a said. also helped lead the Spartans to a Opening the day on the back nine at steamy Bellerive berth in the match play bracket. Emmerich’s younger brother Aidan, Division 3 team state championship Country Club, things couldn’t have been much worse for Things continued on a positive tick who also golfs for St. Mary’s, finished victory. Woods after Nos. 10 and 11. for Emmerich in match play. He dis- tied for eighth place in the Massachu- “I feel pretty good about this upcom- His opening tee shot found the right-side rough, and patched opponent Nicholas Cum- setts Pre-Junior Amateur, which was ing season,” said Emmerich. “We have the ball sat down so low he simply pitched out, then left mings (Marlborough Country Club) also played at Belmont Country Club a really good team coming back, and his approach shot nearly 40 feet short. Bogey. in the opening round 5-and-4, then on August 6-7. The younger Emmer- obviously Coach (Jay) Fiste is great. I scored an even bigger victory in the ich put up scores of 77 and 76 for a think all this competition over the His tee shot on the 11th landed in the left-side rough, quarterfinals by beating Peter Bowie total of 153. summer has been really good prepa- 120 yards away, with the most direct line to the hole (Country Club of Wilbraham) 7-and-6. “It’s a pretty cool thing to be able to ration for me personally, so now I’m crossing a pond. Woods said he wasn’t aiming at the pin. That win earned Emmerich a trip to share these experiences with him and going to take a few weeks off to rest “I was trying to hit it left of the hole, and I stuck it in the semifinals against David Rogers play on the same competitive field up and be fully ready for the season.” the ground and hit it short right,” he said. “I came up 12 yards short of my number.” The ball hit the top of the hill and bounced back into the water. Woods had to scramble for a 6, and was 3 over Bunnell leaving Saugus to take Lunenburg AD job before he grabbed his backup shirt, which seemed to make a difference. BUNNELL new role at Lunenburg next Mon- “They’ve been very successful as of Woods hit his approach to 2 feet on No. 12 for his first From B1 day. He said he’s bounced back and late,” Bunnell said. “They just built birdie. Rory McIlroy, who joined Justin Thomas and forth for the past few weeks wrap- a brand new middle-high school two Woods in the threesome, adjusted the back of Tiger’s col- “I’m very grateful for the time I ping things up at Saugus and get- years ago. They just opened a brand lar as they approached the next tee box, and from there, spent in Saugus and the people I ting the ball rolling at Lunenburg. new athletic facility. The boys hock- Woods made three more birdies and one bogey to finish met,” Bunnell said. “I wish them the Bunnell said he’s looking forward ey team won the Division 3A state at even-par. best of luck and they’ll be very suc- to beginning a new chapter as the title last year. They have a female It could have been better: He said he “tattooed” a 3-wood cessful in the future.” athletic director at Lunenburg, golfer who won states. Overall the from 275 yards on the par-5 eighth, only to have a gust of His tenure at Saugus officially where the school’s athletic programs athletic program is doing very well wind kick up and push the ball into the rough instead of ends Friday and Bunnell begins his have seen recent success. here.” onto the green. He made birdie there, anyway. FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

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MLB AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Boston 81 35 .698 — Philadelphia 64 50 .561 — New York 72 42 .632 8 Atlanta 62 50 .554 1 Tampa Bay 58 57 .504 22½ Washington 59 56 .513 5½ Toronto 52 62 .456 28 New York 47 65 .420 16 Baltimore 35 80 .304 45½ Miami 47 69 .405 18 Central Division Central Division FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Cleveland 64 50 .561 — Chicago 66 48 .579 — Oakland Raiders head coach Jon Gruden, right, speaks with quarterback David Carr, left, during a Minnesota 53 61 .465 11 Milwaukee 66 52 .559 2 Detroit 47 68 .409 17½ St. Louis 60 55 .522 6½ training camp practice in Oakland, Calif., last week. Chicago 41 73 .360 23 Pittsburgh 59 56 .513 7½ Kansas City 35 79 .307 29 Cincinnati 50 65 .435 16½ West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Houston 73 42 .635 — Arizona 64 52 .552 — Oakland 68 47 .591 5 Los Angeles 63 52 .548 ½ Jon Gruden set to make return to Seattle 65 50 .565 8 Colorado 60 54 .526 3 Los Angeles 58 58 .500 15½ San Francisco 57 58 .496 6½ Texas 51 66 .436 23 San Diego 46 71 .393 18½ Thursday’s Games Arizona (Buchholz 5-1) at Cincinnati (DeS- the sidelines for Oakland Raiders Cleveland 5, Minnesota 4 clafani 5-3), 7:10 p.m. N.Y. Yankees 7, Texas 3 N.Y. Mets (Wheeler 6-6) at Miami (Urena Toronto 8, Boston 5 3-11), 7:10 p.m. (AP) — “Chucky” is back on the The game also marks the debut for while the Chargers head to the des- Tampa Bay 5, Baltimore 4 Milwaukee (Peralta 5-2) at Atlanta (Gaus- sideline at the Coliseum. new Lions coach Matt Patricia, hired ert to meet the Arizona Cardinals to Washington 6, Atlanta 3 man 5-9), 7:35 p.m. San Diego 8, Milwaukee 4 L.A. Dodgers (Maeda 7-7) at Colorado Jon Gruden makes his return for this offseason after a highly success- finish off the first full weekend of pre- Seattle at Houston, 8:10 p.m. (Gray 9-7), 8:40 p.m. the Oakland Raiders when they host ful stint as defensive coordinator for season games. L.A. Dodgers at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. Philadelphia (Eflin 8-3) at San Diego (Nix Pittsburgh at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. 0-0), 10:10 p.m. the Detroit Lions in their exhibition New England. LEARNING TO FLY Friday’s Games Pittsburgh (Williams 9-8) at San Francisco debut on Friday night. The Lions will leave starters in just Falcons coach Dan Quinn will make Boston (Eovaldi 5-4) at Baltimore (Bundy (Holland 5-8), 10:15 p.m. 7-10), 7:05 p.m. Saturday’s Games Gruden last coached a home contest long enough to break a sweat before sure rookies get their chance at play- Texas (Minor 8-6) at N.Y. Yankees (Tanaka Boston at Baltimore, 1:05 p.m., 1st game in Oakland on Jan. 12, 2001, when backups compete for spots on the ing time right off the bat Friday. 9-2), 7:05 p.m. Texas at N.Y. Yankees, 1:05 p.m. Tampa Bay (Snell 12-5) at Toronto (Estrada Tampa Bay at Toronto, 4:07 p.m. the Raiders beat the Jets 38-24 in a roster. The Lions’ third-string quar- With that in mind, Quinn said he 5-8), 7:07 p.m. Minnesota at Detroit, 6:10 p.m. playoff game. Oakland lost the “Tuck terback, Jake Rudock, will have a lot hopes to play all four quarterbacks, Minnesota (Santana 0-0) at Detroit (Zim- Boston at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m., 2nd game mermann 4-4), 7:10 p.m. Cleveland at Chicago White Sox, 7:10 p.m. Rule” game in New England the fol- to play for. Rudock made the team with starter Matt Ryan and backup Cleveland (Bieber 6-2) at Chicago White Seattle at Houston, 7:10 p.m. Sox (Rodon 3-3), 8:10 p.m. St. Louis at Kansas City, 7:15 p.m. lowing week and Gruden was traded as a rookie last year, but veteran Matt Schaub playing early. Rookie Seattle (Leake 8-7) at Houston (Cole 10-4), Oakland at L.A. Angels, 9:07 p.m. to Tampa Bay after the season, where Matt Cassel was signed to be Mat- Kurt Benkert and Garrett Grayson, 8:10 p.m. Washington at Chicago Cubs, 4:05 p.m. St. Louis (Gomber 1-0) at Kansas City Arizona at Cincinnati, 6:40 p.m. he won the 2002 NFL title. thew Stafford’s backup. Patricia may who played on the practice squad in (Smith 1-3), 8:15 p.m. Milwaukee at Atlanta, 7:10 p.m. Now he’s back for a second stint in choose to keep two quarterbacks. 2017, will follow the veterans. Oakland (Anderson 2-3) at L.A. Angels N.Y. Mets at Miami, 7:10 p.m. (Pena 1-3), 10:07 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Colorado, 8:10 p.m. Oakland after spending the past nine Rookie running back Kerryon John- “You want to make sure that a Washington (Hellickson 5-2) at Chicago Philadelphia at San Diego, 8:40 p.m. seasons as a TV analyst for ESPN. son will have a chance to make an im- guy doesn’t run out of time, where Cubs (Hendricks 8-9), 2:20 p.m. Pittsburgh at San Francisco, 9:05 p.m. “I’m looking forward to it bigtime,” pression and perhaps push veteran he didn’t get enough turns or looks,” he said. “I’ve got some things obvi- LeGarrette Blount for a starting spot. Quinn said. “So one of the things that TODAY IN SPORTS ously I’ve got to work out. So I’ve got Elsewhere on Friday night: the At- we’re really committed to is playing to work myself through calling plays lanta Falcons travel to face the New the rookies and the first-year guys. If Aug. 10 shoots a record-tying 63 in his again and managing some tough sit- York Jets. you look back in our history, our play 1900 — The first Davis Cup is first PGA round to lead the PGA uations. I’m anxious to see if I can do And Saturday, the Minnesota Vi- time for the preseason would show Championship. held, with the United States beat- it.” kings meet the Denver Broncos, that.” ing Britain, 3-0. 1996 — Cigar’s bid for a 17th 1938 — McLin Hanover, driven by straight victory ends when long- Henry Thomas, wins the Hamble- shot Dare and Go passes the tonian Stakes in straight heats. super horse in the upper stretch Stills, two other Dolphins protest during national anthem 1949 — Ezzard Charles knocks and pulls away to win the Pa- out Gus Lesnovich in the eighth cific Classic at Del Mar. Cigar, 3 MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. (AP) — Kenny Stills and two oth- round at Yankee Stadium in his 1-2 lengths behind Dare and Go, er Miami Dolphins protested during the national anthem fails to break a tie with Citation first world heavyweight title de- before Thursday’s exhibition game against the Tampa Bay fense. for the record winning streak by a 1949 — Miss Tilly, driven by Fred North American-based horse this Buccaneers. Egan, wins the Hambletonian century. Receivers Stills and Albert Wilson kneeled behind team- Stakes in straight heats. 2002 — Pat Day breaks the ca- mates lined up standing along the sideline. Defensive end 1975 — Jack Nicklaus wins the reer money record for a jockey, Robert Quinn stood and raised his right fist, as he did during PGA Championship for the fourth riding With Anticipation to victory the anthem last season with the Los Angeles Rams. time with a two-stroke victory in the $500,000 Sword Dancer There were no apparent demonstrations by the Bucca- Handicap at the Saratoga (N.Y.) over Bruce Crampton and Tom neers. Weiskopf. Race Course. With the $300,000 1980 — Jack Nicklaus wins his in prize money, Day’s horses have Stills kneeled during the anthem in the 2016-17 seasons fifth PGA Championship with a re- earned $264,580,968 in his 29- and has been vocal discussing social injustice issues that in- cord score of 274, seven strokes year career. Chris McCarron, who spired the protest movement by NFL players. ahead of Andy Bean. retired last month, had the previ- The league and the players’ union have yet to announce a 1995 — Gwen Torrence, the ous record of $264,351,679. policy for this season regarding demonstrations during the 100-meter champion at the 2008 — In Beijing, Michael anthem after the league initially ordered everyone to stand World Championships, wins the Phelps begins his long march PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 200 meters, then is disqualified toward eight gold medals by win- on the sideline when “The Star-Spangled Banner” is played, for running out of her lane. ning the 400-meter individual or remain in the locker room. The Dolphins issued a state- Miami Dolphins defensive end Robert Quinn, 1995 — Michael Bradley, a third- medley in 4:03.84 — smashing ment before training camp saying all options regarding the right, raises his fist during the national anthem year pro without a tour victory, his own world record. team’s policy remain open. before a preseason game Thursday night. B4 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 2018 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

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

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

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LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Personal improvements will Don’t just sit there when you Don’t feel you must make a Keep emotional situations in Offer assistance to people you Make plans with family or bring you high returns. Feel can take action. Get into shape change just because someone perspective. If someone over- may need a favor from in re- friends. Taking a short trip, good about the way you look or bring about changes at work else does. If you take control, reacts, keep your distance and turn. A give-and-take situation collaborating on a project or and present what you have to or at home that will guarantee you’ll find a simple way to get put your energy into self-im- will put you in a good position setting up a romantic weekend offer passionately. Romance is a more efficient or stress-free the most out of what you al- provement and personal goals for future projects and pros- with someone you love is fa- featured. environment. ready have. for the time being. Offer love, pects. Romance is featured. vored. Personal improvements not discord. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) can be made. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Look for a creative outlet or CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You’ll learn something new if find someone or something If you set practical goals, you A problem at work or involving Don’t overspend or make a CANCER (June 21-July 22) you socialize with people or that will open your eyes to al- will encourage positive change your livelihood should be recti- fuss if things don’t go your way. A little charm will go a long way. visit an unfamiliar place. The ternative ways to live. Lean to- both at work and at home. fied quickly to avoid any lapse Be willing to do your own thing Settle any differences you have information you receive will ward a moderate lifestyle that Don’t take on responsibilities in payment or cash flow. Look without expecting others to join using diplomacy to stabilize a bring about a change in life- promotes health and prosper- all by yourself. Ask for help and for alternative ways to solve a in and help. Change begins partnership that has been un- style or direction. ity. make your life easier. setback. within. dergoing change.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

One-way friendship ends, but feelings of guilt remain The challenge is to count to 13 DEAR ABBY: My not included. Robert Rodriguez, in his spy trick in his hand and plays “friend” from childhood, Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Abby, Sylvia came on the adventure comedy movie “Spy a trump to dummy’s eight. “Camille,” has never had Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, scene long after we were Kids 3-D: Game Over,” wrote West’s club discard is a bad my back. I have done the and was founded by her mother, raised and gone. She’s not the line: “Only by seeking blow. What should declarer do heavy lifting in our friend- our parent and played no Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at challenges can we hope to now? ship our whole lives. part in the memories we find the best in ourselves.” South should turn to a While I was on vacation DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los wanted to honor. Although Bridge is full of challeng- dummy reversal. He cashes two years ago, she was di- Sylvia was a good wife to Angeles, CA 90069. es, but the more counting the diamond ace-king, ruffs a agnosed with cancer. I our dad, she did her best one does, the easier solving came home immediately diamond high in his hand, re- to erase all traces of our those challenges will become. and drove to the hospital speak to me again. feeling guilty for not rub- mother from Dad’s memo- turns to dummy with a trump at 1 a.m. to be by her side. I bent over backward for bing Camille’s feet, consid- In this example, can you see to the nine, ruffs the last dia- ry and from his home. three ways in which South I’ve always been by Ca- her, but if some other per- er getting a pedicure for Were we wrong? She has mond high, overtakes his final mille’s side for everything, son sent a card, she would yourself. Although it might rebuffed our attempts to might win 13 tricks with trump with dummy’s ace, re- even though she hasn’t make a big deal out of it. seem expensive, it would be explain our benign moti- hearts as trumps? Which one moves East’s remaining heart been there for me. I told I’m deeply hurt and don’t cheaper than talking to a vations. works with this layout? (discarding his club queen) her that several times, to know how to move on. therapist. North responded with the and claims. South takes four no avail. Help! CONFUSED IN Jacoby Forcing Raise. South’s spades, four hearts, two dia- I went to EVERY chemo DEAR ABBY: My sib- PENNSYLVANIA three-heart rebid indicated monds, one club and those WOUNDED ON THE lings and I, all born in the and doctor appointment, a maximum opening with no two diamond ruffs. and was there every day to EAST COAST ‘50s in a small town, have DEAR CONFUSED: singleton or void. After three rub her feet to make her fond memories of our You weren’t wrong, but it control-bids, South used two DEAR WOUNDED: would have been better feel better. I threw her a childhood. After our moth- doses of Blackwood. party for 100 people to One way to stop feeling er died in 1989, our father had you discussed your guilty and get on with your plans for the plaque with Declarer has 12 top tricks: “kick cancer’s butt,” took married “Sylvia,” a new four spades, five hearts, two her on a vacation — it goes life would be to acknowl- arrival in town. They lived Sylvia before donating it. edge in your head AND That way, you would have diamonds and one club. on and on. together in our childhood Perhaps the club finesse is I ended the one-sided your heart that the rela- home until his death in been able to explain to her winning; but that is the worst friendship last year. My tionship with Camille was 2016. the reason why she problem is, I feel guilty for not a healthy one for YOU. We “kids” wanted to hon- wouldn’t be on it. She may choice. doing it. I feel I left her In fact, from the way you or our parents and our still be grieving the loss of Next comes the plan to draw with cancer. But I also feel have described it, it was fond childhood memories. your father, so try to un- trumps in two or three rounds, that because someone is more like a bad habit. We endowed a plaque for derstand her feelings. then to run the spades and sick doesn’t give them the Bad habits can be diffi- the town park dedicated to And by the way, it is not discard a club from the board. right to be abusive or in- cult to break, but many their memory and noting unusual — or out of line Finally, a club ruff will gener- considerate. Camille people have been able to they had raised a family in — for a second wife to ate a sixth trump trick and 13 hasn’t tried to contact me, accomplish it by replacing that community. Sylvia is make her husband’s home in all. either. In fact, she has told a bad habit with a good now grievously offended “her own,” so don’t hold it So, South takes the first others that she will never one. Example: Instead of and furious that she was against her.

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MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE CITY OF LYNN Estado de Massachusetts ELECTION WARRANT El Tribunal de Primera Instancia By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage Departamento de Sucesiones y Corte de Familia dated December 6, 2014 given by Gregg A. Harmer and Paula Harmer to Equitable To all inhabitants of the City of Lynn who are qualified to vote in the STATE Cooperative Bank recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of PRIMARY ELECTION on September 4, 2018 and the STATE FINAL ELECTION on Citación Por Publicación y envio por correo Deeds at Book 33729, Page 302, the undersigned Equitable Bank, successor by November 6, 2018. The polls will be opened at 7:00 a.m. and closed at 8:00 p.m. merger of Weymouth Bank and Equitable Cooperative Bank, being the present and all citizens will, in the several precincts in which they are entitled to vote, División de ESSEX Caso No. ES17W1500WD holder of said mortgage by merger between Weymouth Bank and Equitable between said hours, give in their votes on one ballot for all State Offices. Sample Cooperative Bank under the name Equitable Bank, for breach of the conditions of Ballots for all Wards and Precincts are available on the City website and in the Evelyn Xiomara Bernal Salmeron, Querellante said Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Election office for public viewing. V. Auction at: Elias Benedicto Portillo Segovia, Acusado Para todos los habitantes de la Ciudad de Lynn que calificán para votar en la 11:00 A.M. on Wednesday, August 29, 2018 ELECCIÓN PRIMARIA ESTATAL en Septiembre 4, 2018 y la ELECCIÓN FINAL ESTATAL Al acusado nombrado arriba: Elias Benedicto Portillo Segovia en Noviembre 6, 2018. Las urnas de votación abrirán a las 7:00 a.m. y cerrarán upon the hereinafter-described premises, known as and numbered as 41 Range a las 8:00 p.m. y todos los ciudadanos en los varios distritos en los cuales tienen Una queja ha sido presentada en esta Corte por la Querellante, Evelyn Xiomara Avenue, Lynn, Essex County (Southern District), Massachusetts, all and singularly derecho a votar, dentro de dichas horas, darán su voto en la planilla para todas Bernal Salmeron, buscando Demanda para custodia y hechos especiales. the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: las Oficinas Estatales. Una muestra de la planilla de votos para todos los Distritos y Precintos será disponible en la pagina web de la Ciudad y en la oficina de Se le requiere que le sirva a Kevin MacMurray - cuya dirección es Two Center That certain parcel of land, together with the buildings thereon, situated in Lynn Elecciones para vista publica. Plaza Suite 550 Boston, MA 02108 su respuesta en o antes del 25 de agosto de within the County of Essex and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and shown 2018. as Lot 58 on a plan entitled, "Plan of Land owned by the City of Lynn at Indian Hill Ward and Precinct Locations: Locales de Distritos y Precintos: Rifle Range", dated July 18, 1921, numbered 9-1-3, drawn by W.L. Vennard, City 1-1 Shoemaker School - Clearview Ave Si usted no lo hace, la corte procederá con la audiencia y la adjudicación de esta Engineer, said plan being on file in the Engineer's Office of the City of Lynn, 1-2 Pondview Lodge - 112 Kernwood Drive acción. Usted también debera presentar una copia de su respuesta en la Oficina bounded and described as follows: 1-3-4 Sisson School - 56 Conomo Ave de Registro del Tribunal en Salem, MA. 2-All St. Pius Lower Church Hall - 215 Maple St SOUTHERLY by Range Avenue, 50 feet; 3-All Marshall Middle School - 100 Brookline St Testigo, Jennifer M.R. Ulwick., Esquire, Primer Juez de dicha Corte en Salem, este WESTERLY by Lot 59 on the plan described above, 100 feet; 4-All Harrington School - 21 Dexter St dia 25 de Mayo de 2018. NORTHERLY by land now or formerly of Laura L. Sullivan, 42.31 feet; and 5-All Lynn Vocational Technical Institute Annex - 90 Commercial St EASTERLY by Lot 57 as shown on said plan, 100 feet. 6-All Lynn Tech Fieldhouse - 80 Neptune Blvd Registrador 7-All Breed Jr. High School - 90 O'Callaghan Way Item: August 10, 2018 For mortgagors' title, see deed recorded at Book 33729, Page 300 of the Essex County South District Registry of Deeds. Per order of: City Council LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Janet L. Rowe, Chair, Election Commission Property Address: 41 Range Avenue, Lynn, MA 01904. Notice of Sale and Disposal of Property Notice of Sale and Disposal of Property Item: August 10, 2018 Notice is hereby given that Simply Notice is hereby given that Simply The above-described premises shall be subject to all easements, restrictions, Self Storage located at 102 Broadway, Self Storage located at 244 Andover municipal or other public taxes, assessments, liens or claims in the nature of liens, COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Lynnfield, Ma. 01940 intends to sell St., Peabody, Ma. 01960 intends to outstanding tax titles, building, zoning and other land use laws and all permits and THE TRIAL COURT or otherwise dispose of personal sell or otherwise dispose of personal approvals issued pursuant thereto, including, without limitation, orders of PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT property consisting of household and property consisting of household and conditions, and existing encumbrances of record created prior to said Mortgage, if personal effects, office and other personal effects, office and other there be any. Said premises are to be sold subject to the right of redemption of Summons by Publication and Mailing equipment in compliance with Mass equipment in compliance with Mass the United States of America, if any there be. state law VIA AN ON-LINE AUCTION AT state law VIA AN ON-LINE AUCTION AT WWW.STORAGETREASURES.COM ON WWW.STORAGETREASURES.COM ON TERMS OF SALE: The highest bidder shall be required to make a deposit of Essex Division. DOCKET NUMBER: ES17W1500WD August 18, 2018 BEGINNING AT AUGUST 17, 2018 BEGINNING AT $10,000.00 to the holder of said Mortgage, in cash or by certified or bank APPROXIMATELY 10:00AM AND CON- APPROXIMATELY 10 AM AND CON- cashier's check at the time and place of said sale of said premises. The balance of Evelyn Xiomara Bernal Salmeron Plaintiff(s) CLUDING ON August 23, 2018 AT CLUDING ON AUGUST 23, 2018 AT the purchase price is to be paid to said holder in cash, by certified check or bank V. APPROXIMATELY 12:00PM. THIS PUB- APPROXIMATELY 12 PM. THIS PUBLIC cashier's check, and thereupon the deed shall be delivered, in thirty (30) days Elias Benedicto Portillo Segovia Defendant(s) LIC SALE WILL RESULT IN THE GOODS SALE WILL RESULT IN THE GOODS from the date of sale at the firm of Cunningham, Machanic, Cetlin, Johnson, BEING SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER. BEING SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER. Harney & Tenney, LLP, Attorneys for said holder, 220 North Main Street, Suite To the above named Defendant(s): Elias Benedicto Portillo Segovia CERTAIN TERMS AND CONDITIONS CERTAIN TERMS AND CONDITIONS 301, Natick, Massachusetts. The successful bidder shall be required to sign a APPLY. APPLY. Memorandum of Terms of Sale. The description of the premises contained in said A Complaint has been presented to this Court by the Plaintiff, Evelyn Xiomara All units are sold as whole. All units are sold as whole. Mortgage shall control in the event of an error in publication. Bernal Salmeron seeking a Complaint for Custody and Special Findings. The following units are for sale: The following units are for sale: Unit Number Tenant Name Unit Number Tenant Name Other terms, if any, to be announced at the time and place of sale. You are required to serve upon Kevin MacMurray - whose address is Two Center 209 Richard Dumas #3168 Cote Law Offices Plaza Suite 550, Boston, MA 02108 your answer on or before the 25th day of 325 Richard Dumas #335 Cote Law Offices EQUITABLE BANK SUCCESSOR BY MERGER OF August, 2018. 464 Claire (Midge) Hezekiah #276 Sylvain Demarco WEYMOUTH BANK AND EQUITABLE COOPERATIVE BANK 213 Frank Raduazzo #401113 Brandi Coffey Present Holder of Said Mortgage, If you fail to do so, the court will proceed to the hearing and adjudication of this 338 Todd Ferrante #4026 Becky Claffey By its Attorneys, action. You are also required to file a copy of your answer, if any, in the office of 495 Jason Phipps #2027 Joseph Maloney CUNNINGHAM, MACHANIC, CETLIN, the Register of this Court at Salem, MA. 827 Richard Kendall #2069 Nicole Murphy JOHNSON, HARNEY & TENNEY, LLP 2970 Keri Dinicola #2054 Niki Mouzithras 220 North Main Street, Suite 301 WITNESS, Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, Esquire, First Judge of said Court at Salem, this 243 Design Concepts #2036 Chris Welch Natick, MA 01760 25th day of May, 2018. 604 Cedric Green Item: August 3, 10, 2018 (508) 651-7524 381 Hope Sanders Item: July 27, August 3, 10, 2018 Pamela Casey O'Brien, Register Item: August 3, 10, 2018 Item: August 10, 2018 LEGAL NOTICE Read Notice of Sale and Disposal of Property Notice is hereby given that Simply Self Storage located at 102 Broadway, Lynnfield, Ma. 01940 intends to sell the or otherwise dispose of personal property consisting of household and personal effects, office and other Need to find news equipment in compliance with Mass state law VIA AN ON-LINE AUCTION AT WWW.STORAGETREASURES.COM ON August 18, 2018 BEGINNING AT APPROXIMATELY 10:00AM AND CON- CLUDING ON August 27, 2018 AT an article? APPROXIMATELY 12:00PM. THIS PUB- LIC SALE WILL RESULT IN THE GOODS BEING SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER. CERTAIN TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLY. 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By Matt Volz A statement released "It's a big relief that the families in this state go ASSOCIATED PRESS Wednesday by Park Coun- truth is out there," she through this, I wish that ty coroner Richard Wood said. "It's important to be I could reach out to each HELENA, Mont. — "Su- said the 69-year-old Kid- open and honest so there's one of them." perman" actress Margot der "died as a result of a not a cloud of shame in Kidder struggled with Kidder's death has been self-inflicted drug and al- dealing with this." mental illness much of her ruled a suicide, and her cohol overdose" and that Kidder's death is one of life, and it was made worse daughter said Wednesday no further details would several high-profile sui- by a 1990 car accident that it's a relief to finally have be released. cides this year that in- left her in debt and led to the truth out. Maggie McGuane, Kid- clude celebrity chef Antho- her using a wheelchair for Kidder, who played Lois der's daughter by her ny Bourdain and fashion almost two years. Lane opposite Christo- ex-husband Thomas Mc- designer Kate Spade. Kidder and Reeve pher Reeve's Superman in Guane, told The Associ- McGuane noted that starred in four Superman her most famous role, was ated Press in a phone in- Montana has one of the movies between 1978 and found by a friend in her terview that she knew her highest suicide rates in 1987. She also appeared Montana home on May 13. mother died by suicide the the nation and she urged in "The Great Waldo Pep- At the time, Kidder's moment authorities took people with mental illness per" with Robert Redford manager, Camilla Flux- her to Kidder's home in to seek help. in 1975, Brian De Pal- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS man Pines, said Kidder Livingston, a small town "It's a very unique sort of ma's "Sisters" in 1973 and died peacefully in her near Yellowstone National grief and pain," McGuane "The Amityville Horror" in Margot Kidder starred in four Superman mov- sleep. Park. said. "Knowing how many 1979. ies between 1978 and 1987. Danish designer uses runway to make statement on burqa ban

By Jan M. Olsen the conservative Muslim more-common Muslim hi- ASSOCIATED PRESS dress known as burqas, jab, turbans or the tradi- which conceal the entire tional Jewish skull cap. COPENHAGEN, Den- face, and niqabs, which The Danish law allows mark — An Iranian-born only show the eyes, in people to cover their face designer made more than public places since Aug. 1. when there is a "recog- a fashion statement in Both are extremely rare in nizable purpose" like cold Denmark on Wednesday Denmark. weather or complying by showcasing models "I have a duty to sup- with other legal require- wearing the conservative port all women's freedom ments, such as using Muslim niqab, and others of speech and freedom of motorcycle helmets. Any- dressed as police officers, thought," Reza Etamadi one forcing a person to days after a law banning said of his MUF10 street- wear garments covering the full-face coverings wear brand's Copenhagen the face by using force worn by a tiny number of Fashion Week show in a or threats can be fined women in Denmark took statement. or face up to two years in effect in the country. The government says prison. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Denmark's much-debat- the law is not aimed at Austria, France and ed "Burqa Ban" is mostly any religion and does not Belgium have similar Models display creations by Iranian-born designer Reza Etamadi during seen as being directed at ban headscarves like the laws. an MUF10 fashion show in Copenhagen Wednesday.

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