THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 2018 Trains and boats and plain economics, in transportation ... ‘We need to get more aspirational’

ITEM FILE PHOTO ITEM FILE PHOTO One of the recommendations a report prepared by “A Better City” was Transportation advocates say the extension of the MBTA’s Blue Line to “use the harbor.” However, ferry service to Boston out of Lynn was from Revere’s Wonderland Station to Lynn is the key to revitalizing the discontinued this year as the state would not help fund it. downtown and easing traf c into Boston. STEVE KRAUSE COMMENTARY Future Time to points think big to ferry, “We have to get more aspi- rational.” Those are the words of trains transportation expert Rich- ard A. Dimino, president By Thor Jourgensen and CEO of A Better City, ITEM EDITORIAL DIRECTOR whose mission is to enhance the region’s economic health, LYNN — Electric trains competitiveness, vibrancy, and ferry service to Boston sustainability and quality are the transportation en- of life. gines that can accelerate Let those words roll Lynn’s economy and put its around in your head for a waterfront into overdrive, few minutes. Think about transit experts told city lead- what they mean. ers and residents Wednes- Dimino said them Wednes- day. day at a forum at the Lynn Mayor Thomas M. McGee Museum on ways to im- led the discussion at the prove transportation in and Lynn Museum. He invited around Lynn. To me, “we Alden Raine, an engineer have to get more aspira- with Los Angeles-based mul- tional” means we have to tinational rm AECOM, and think big. We have to think Richard A. Dimino, CEO of A outside the box. We have to Better City, to amplify on a stop making excuses and point McGee has repeatedly nding reasons why we hammered home. can’t undertake projects and “The reality is we are 45th start nding ways to pay for in the country in terms of them. transit investment. You can’t Truer words were never make reforms a reality with- spoken. I’m sure all of us out investing in the system,” have encountered the dread- McGee said. ed bean-counters. They keep Raine invited his audience to view the MBTA not as a $2 KRAUSE, A7 billion transit system with crippling debt and spotty service, but as a transit en- gine generating $11.4 billion Baker won’t spend the money for upgrade in economic bene ts by keep- ing drivers off the road and By Thomas Grillo improvements. The measure is embroiled in a court ght lessening the need for new ITEM STAFF In a speech to the Massachusetts GOP ear- and Baker won’t comment, he said, until it highways. lier this year, Baker said he supports reduc- is settled. “All these savings get LYNN — Choose your number on what it ing the sales tax. The Retailers Association In addition, Baker pivoted on taxing pushed back into the econo- will take to x the Bay State’s broken trans- of Massachusetts has proposed a ballot ques- Airbnbs. First, the governor said he would my,” Raine said. portation infrastructure: $15 billion or $20 tion that would lower the tax from 6.25 to 5 support a proposal passed by the state Sen- Reviving ferry service from billion. percent. ate to increase the state’s Earned Income Tax Lynn to Boston and bring- No matter the amount, one thing seems Analysts say the reduction would reduce Credit, which bene ts low- and middle-in- ing electric rail service with clear: Gov. Charlie Baker won’t raise taxes to the cash-strapped state’s annual revenues by come working families, and partially pay for more frequency than the pay for it. $1 billion. it by extending the state’s hotel room tax to commuter rail to Lynn are While the Republican governor has not In addition, Baker has not said whether short-term rentals. He later withdrew his ideas that make sense, Raine signed national anti-tax activist Grover he would support the so-called “millionaire support saying, “Historically, I have a tenden- said. Norquist’s no new taxes pledge, Baker, a tax.” The constitutional amendment question cy not to comment on things I haven’t read. “Relatively speaking, it’s Swampscott resident, is opposed to Mayor scheduled for the November ballot would im- I made a mistake and commented on some- the cheapest investment you Thomas M. McGee’s proposals to link the pose a 4 percent surtax on income in excess thing I hadn’t read.” can make,” Raine said. gas tax to in ation and put tolls on Routes 2, of $1 million. It would raise $2 billion for im- 128, I-93 and I-95 as a way to pay for transit provements in transportation and schools. BAKER, A7 FUTURE, A7

INSIDE Star for the ages makes Lynn stop By Bella diGrazia now, it’s the new actor or Disney star dream, so Lynn ITEM STAFF it’s that more much insane to me that I’m in this St. Mary’s principal world,” said Dobrik. “I feel like I got a golden prepares for second LYNN — One of YouTube’s biggest stars is go- ticket to it.” retirement. A3 ing on tour and his rst stop is in Lynn. Even before Vine was around, Dobrik always David Dobrik has been an online presence had dreams of becoming a YouTube star. During Opinion since he rst started making videos in 2013 as a his early years of high school, Dobrik was a big Charles: Summer sophomore in high school. Dobrik is a product of video-gamer, which is how he came upon the idea of irrelevance. A4 the short-lived Vine, an app which once allowed of buying a PVR (personal video recorder). But users to make and edit six-second video clips. when the recorder wouldn’t work, the future star Sports Now it’s ve years later and the 21-year-old is just about gave up on his dreams of becoming Prep baseball opens David Dobrik will be stopping by headlining a tour across the country. web-famous. with Super 8 win. B1 the Lynn Auditorium on Saturday “It’s tough to get into this community and it’s night. one of the most-sought after jobs for kids right YOUTUBE, A3

OBITUARIES ...... A2 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS ...... B4 HIGH 71° VOL. 140, ISSUE 152 LYNN ...... A3 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 LOW 56° OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 2018 OBITUARIES Daniel J. Richard, 62 Rising seas and raising questions for Boston’s booming Seaport PEABODY — Mr. daughters, Michelle Daniel J. Richard, 62 O’ Keefe and her hus- years, of Peabody, band Brian of Cary, By Philip Marcelo died unexpectedly N.C., Kristina Rich- ASSOCIATED PRESS at home, on June 3, ard and her ancé BOSTON — In this old 2018. He was the Shane Waterhouse of city’s booming Seaport husband of the late Peabody; his grand- District, General Electric Shirley J. (Arnold) daughter, Margaret is building its new world Richard. “Maggie” O’Keefe; headquarters, Amazon He was born in his two brothers, is bringing in thousands Lynn, the son of the late Philip Philip Richard and his wife of new workers, and Ree- and Mildred (Morelli) Richard. Alicia of Lynn, John Richard bok’s red delta symbol He was raised in Lynn and of Minneapolis, Minn.; his sits atop the new of ce it was a graduate of Lynn En- brother-in-law, Steven Arnold opened last year. Three glish High School. He was a and his wife Andrea of Lynn. tech companies are test- graduate of Northeastern Uni- He also leaves his nieces and ing self-driving cars and versity receiving a Bachelor’s nephews, Philip and Sara, and restaurants and apart- Degree in Pharmacology. He several cousins ments have gone up virtu- has lived the past 33 years in Service information: His ally overnight. Peabody. memorial service will be held But after bad  ooding He was employed for many on Saturday, June 9, 2018 at this past winter, some years as a pharmacist working 11 a.m. in the West Congre- wonder whether it was for Brooks Pharmacy, IWP, and gational Church, 27 Johnson Union Hospital. He was also a St., Peabody. Relatives and a bright idea to invest real estate agent for Coldwell friends are respectfully invit- so much in a man-made Banker in Lynn eld. Most re- ed. Arrangements are by the peninsula that sits barely cently he worked as a clerk SOLIMINE Funeral Home, above sea level. in the Boxford Post Of ce. Mr. Lynn. The family prefers in “That was the rst win- Richard enjoyed music, going lieu of owers donations be ter where we really saw PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS to concerts and reading. He made to the Northeast An- waves splashing onto the boardwalk and water in Buildings under construction and nished buildings line Seaport Boule- enjoyed walks on Lake Quan- imal Shelter, 347 Highland vard in Boston’s Seaport District. napowitt in Wake eld and Ave., Salem, MA 01970. Di- the streets,” said Greg Hoffmeister, who watched puttering around his house. rections and guestbook at “We know the water ing some 90,000 residents plain the city isn’t moving He loved all animals especial- www.solimine.com. the brief deluge from the third- oor Seaport of ce is going to be coming in and 12,000 buildings and quickly or aggressively ly dogs and cats. Most of all through South Boston, potentially causing eco- enough to change develop- he loved spending time with of his real estate rm. pretty much from every nomic losses of more than ment patterns. his family. “You start to think: Is that direction, by 2070,” said $14 billion, the report said. He is survived by his two what we’re in for, as sea Boston of cials say levels rise?” Richard McGuinness, a While some new Seaport they’re looking at ways As they gear up to host city planning deputy, re- developers are building to revise the city’s zoning the International Mayors ferring to the neighbor- with climate change in code, moving ahead on rel- Climate Summit today, hood that includes the mind, many of ce towers atively inexpensive neigh- John R. LeBlanc, 62 municipal of cials insist Seaport. and high-rise condos erect- borhood-wide improve- 1955-2018 they’re making the proper A 2016 city report pro- ed earlier simply didn’t ments, and assessing the preparations in a city that jected Boston could see 8 — even after 2012’s Su- need for the kinds of mas- LYNN — John R. and traveling with his was less than 500 acres inches of sea level rise by perstorm Sandy slammed sive public works projects LeBlanc, age 62, of family and friends when the Puritans settled 2030, with the Seaport New York and showed that European cities built Lynn, died on Mon- especially to Florida it in 1630 but now includes District the most vulner- what a bad storm could do long ago — such as a bar- day, June 4, 2018, at and Aruba. John was more than 5,000 acres of able area. By 2070, seas on the East Coast. And en- rier across Boston Harbor Beth Israel Deacon- a loving son, hus- man-made land ll — one- could rise 36 inches higher vironmental activists and that could cost $12 billion ess Medical Center, band, brother, uncle sixth of its entire area. than in 2000 levels, affect- some researchers com- and take 30 years to build. Boston, surrounded and friend, and will by his loving family, be deeply missed by from injuries he sus- all who knew him. tained during a fall at John is survived by JCC names new board president his home on May 24. He was his parents, Alfred LeBlanc of the loving husband of Lynne Lynn and Ernestine and Paul MARBLEHEAD — Izzi ing in strengthening one’s ty Schneer thanked the Bea Paul presented the (Sperlinga) LeBlanc. Quinn of Lynn; his wife, Lynne Abrams was installed as Jewish community. outgoing board members Bea Paul Professional Born in Saugus in 1955, LeBlanc of Lynn and her chil- the new Board President Outgoing Board Presi- for their service: Gilberg Staff Award to JCCNS John was the son of Alfred dren Kalyn and Christopher for 2018-2020 at the Jew- dent John Gilberg re ect- for his incredible leader- Director of Facilities Ja- LeBlanc and his late wife Jo- Karassas; his brother, James ish Community Center of ed on the joy he has expe- ship and friendship, the son Garry; Michael Es- anne and Ernestine (Meaney) LeBlanc and his wife Dawn the North Shore’s 106th rienced over the past two JCCNS staff for their un- chelbacher presented the Quinn and her husband Paul. of Danvers; his sister, Donna Annual Meeting last years working with the wavering dedication to Samuel S. Stahl Com- He was raised and educated Mason and her husband Larry weekend. JCCNS staff and Board of the agency; and the entire munity Service Award to in Lynn and graduated from of Lynn; his sister-in-law, Beth Abrams spoke to the Directors and restated the JCCNS community for Virginia Dodge, longtime Lynn English High School. LeBlanc of Englewood, Fla; his more than 115 in atten- importance of maintain- JCCNS member and sup- John worked as an advanced father-in-law and mother-in- helping the agency cele- aircraft engine mechanic at the law, Joseph and Anne Sperlin- dance about her longtime ing its commitment to the brate another successful porter. General Electric River Works ga of Saugus; his sister-in-law history at the JCCNS, next generation of mem- year lled with learning, The new board and of - Plant, West Lynn for more than and brother-in-law, Karen and starting as a member and bers so that the JCCNS programs for all ages, in- cer installation announced 43 years, retiring on April 1, Jeff Cole of Bradford, and his then eventually as the will continue to be avail- clusion and strengthening by Barbara A. Schneider 2017 and was a member of many nieces, nephews and Director of the Preschool. able as a gathering place the Jewish identity for included Vice President IUE-CWA Local 201. close friends. He was the She noted that many for Jewish and communi- those on the North Shore. Randall Patkin, MD; Vice Known as “Johnny Jeep” by brother of the late Paul LeB- years ago, her father was ty activities on the North Gilberg presented the President Adam Forman; his family and close friends, lanc and Cheryl LeBlanc. a Rabbi in the area and he Shore. Presidential Award to Treasurer Michael Gold- he was the proud owner of Service information: A me- instilled in her the deep In a heartfelt speech, Kate Clayman, Heather stein, MD, and Secretary many Jeeps throughout his morial service will be held importance of participat- Executive Director Mar- Glick and Kate Urman; Kate Clayman. lifetime, until his recent switch in the SOLIMINE Funeral to trucks, of which he owned a Home, 426 Broadway (Route Ford F150 that he loved. John 129), Lynn, on Friday, June BRIEFS was a simple guy, who liked 8, 2018 at 6 p.m. Relatives to spend time at home cook- and friends are respectfully Deadline to renew dog $20 late fee, in addition to hosting a baseball-themed price includes a pre-game ing meals for everyone in his invited to attend. Memori- licenses coming up soon the license fee. family night at the North tailgate party, keepsake family or tending to his gar- al visitation will be on Fri- The Town Clerk’s of ce Shore Navigators game photo, themed goody bag, den of tomatoes. Away from day from 3-6 p.m. In lieu of SAUGUS — The dead- is open on Monday from on Friday night. on- eld activities, pizza, home, he was a frequent vis- owers, donations in John’s line to renew dog licenses 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m., Tuesday Family Night begins at beverages and reworks. itor to some of the local bars memory may be made to a is June 30. through Thursday from 6 at Fraser Field, where "We look forward to and could always be found at local charity of one’s choice. Market Basket at 7a.m. every Directions and online guest- All licenses must be re- 8:15 a.m. to 4 p.m., and the North Shore Naviga- hosting this great event Sunday morning. Growing up, book at www.solimine.com. newed annually through Friday from 8:15 a.m. to tors will take on the Mar- as a way for families to he enjoyed playing baseball the Town Clerk’s of ce. 12:30 p.m. tha's Vineyard Sharks. enjoy some time togeth- and later played park league Licenses cost $12 if the For more information, Robert Jauron, author er as they cheer on the softball in Lynn for many dog has been neutered or please contact the Town of "Big Blue Days," will Navigators," said For years. He enjoyed socializing spayed, and $15 if the dog Clerk’s Of ce at 781-231- throw out the rst pitch the Love of Swampscott, hasn’t been. Residents 4101. at 6:30 p.m. a local nonpro t, in a must bring an up-to-date Open to Swampscott statement. rabies vaccination certi - ‘For the Love of Swampscott’ families and geared Parking is free and car- cate in order to obtain the to hold baseball party toward children 6 and up, pooling is recommended. license. the event expands on last Tickets are available at Any renewals on or after SWAMPSCOTT — For year's successful mother/ www.fortheloveofswamp- July 1 will be subject to a the Love of Swampscott is son night. The $20 ticket scott.org.

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All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. 781-477-4444 Callers may remain anonymous. Spanish menu available THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 2018 A3 LYNN St. Mary’s principal prepares for his second retirement By Paul Halloran wrong, but here it can be FOR THE ITEM taught from a perspective of religion,” he said. “You LYNN — As the school can talk about God and re- year concludes at St. ally get to the reasons for Mary’s, Principal Jim Rid- doing the right thing.” ley is preparing for retire- To be sure, however, kids ment. Again. are kids and, while St. Ridley was ve years Mary’s students are cer- into his retirement from tainly not immune from Lynn Public Schools when making bad choices, Rid- St. Mary’s came calling in ley said. “There are not a 2015. Then-head of school lot of discipline issues” to Grace Cotter Regan and COURTESY PHOTO deal with. Athletic Director Jeff Ne- David Dobrik was born in Slovakia and moved “It’s a college-prep envi- whall convinced him to ronment and the students to Ohio just before he was 6 years old. come to St. Mary’s as in- are really aware of what’s terim principal after Dr. next," he said. "I tried to Mark DiFabio resigned stress to them it’s not just effective at the end of the Star for the ages about going to college, 2014-15 school year. The deal was he would but going to the college of stay for six months while their choice.” makes Lynn stop the school conducted a Athletics has played a search for a permanent major role in Ridley’s life, so it’s no surprise that Chicago where he spent principal. Six months YOUTUBE turned into three years, he was a regular at St. From A1 the rest of his childhood, Mary’s games throughout attending Vernon Hills and the “interim” tag was dropped along the way. the school year. He even “Right after that is when High School. Dobrik grew found himself broadening Vine came around, which up watching his biggest “I got a little nervous when they took off the his horizons. was basically a lazy per- inspirations, Jimmy Kim- “I was never a hockey son’s version of YouTube, mel and Conan O’Brien, ‘interim,’” Ridley joked. “I didn’t know how long I guy, but I started follow- and I started making vid- every night before he ing the hockey teams and eos just out of pure enjoy- went to bed. would end up here.” Truth be told, he loved I really enjoyed it,” he ment and I started to get “I want to be a talk show every minute of the expe- said. “I love the girls' game really comfortable with host at some point in my rience. because it’s so technical.” it,” said Dobrik. life, that’s a huge goal of “I enjoyed it immensely,” Ridley said he’s grateful After the disappearance mine, so I think after a COURTESY PHOTO said Ridley, who spent 34 to his wife, Anne, Mosa- of Vine Dobrik became in- couple more tour stops years in Lynn schools as Jim Ridley spent 34 years in Lynn schools kowski, Regan, Newhall, troduced to the world of I’ll get really comfortable a teacher, principal and as a teacher, principal and coach, and did assistant principal Jade vlogging (video logging) by with it,” said Dobrik. “My coach, and did two short two short runs as an interim principal Henne and executive as- his former girlfriend and main goal with this tour is sistant Patricia Gill for just to keep practicing and stints as an interim prin- after he retired. close friend Liza Koshy, cipal after he retired. “I supporting his St. Mary’s who is also a world-re- working on my stage pres- said. “The students love and faculty on a personal endeavor. He is happy to ence and being in front of had the option of leaving nowned YouTube star. By him and the staff respects level.” turn over the keys to new a lot of people.” at any time. I hope my age 18, Dobrik developed him. His leadership style What also struck Ridley head of school Dr. John Dobrik will kick off his stay was as rewarding for a knack for posting vlogs t in perfectly with our about St. Mary’s is the cul- Dolan and assistant head tour at the Lynn Audito- students and refreshing on YouTube that generat- school.” ture of caring that perme- of school David Angeramo. rium Saturday night with for staff as it was for me.” ed hundreds of thousands Ridley admittedly did ates the school. As for what’s next, he said Boston native Jason Nash By all accounts, it cer- of views from people all not know what to expect “To give back to others he would revert to 2010 as his opening act and tainly was. over the world. Now his in his rst foray into a less fortunate is some- mode. Scotty Sire and Heath “We will be forever vlogs reach an audience grateful for what Jim non-public school. He was thing that is promoted “I’ll stay busy enough,” of more than one million Hussar as his musical performers. Tickets for did for St. Mary’s,” said not disappointed. here,” said Ridley, pointing he said, noting that he views on the daily. Board of Trustees chair “In a way it brought me to the efforts led by cam- serves on several boards, “I started doing it just for the 7 p.m. show are $35 and can be bought on the William Mosakowski. back to when I started pus ministry, including including the Lynn Teach- fun and it showed through “We knew we were get- teaching in 1976, when Rachel’s Challenge. “It’s ers’ Credit Union, Lynn the videos I was making Lynn Auditorium website. “I’m super transparent ting a well-respected ed- principals had the oppor- part of what they do on a Tech Alumni Association and that’s when people when it comes to this, so ucator, but he exceeded tunity to be in classrooms daily basis.” and Massachusetts School really started watching,” imagine your friend on- all expectations. He was almost daily," he said. Ridley also has an in- Administrators’ Associa- said Dobrik. “This is the stage or someone giving a stabilizing in uence "Without high-stakes teresting take on how the tion. And you can be cer- best job in the world and you a live show or a live from the day he arrived.” standardized testing and school’s Catholic identity tain you will see him in there are times when I’m podcast, and that’s what “Jim Ridley has become reporting being such a affects the culture. the stands at St. Mary’s making videos and I re- you’ll see on this tour,” a valued member of the St. focus, you have the time “All schools teach the dif- games, proudly wearing alize I’m getting paid to said Dobrik. “It’s not a Mary’s family,” Newhall to get to know students ference between right and the blue and gold. do something I love so show for people who don’t much and it’s genuinely know us, it’s more for the mind-blowing to me.” people who watch us and Teenage Lynner treated for a LAW OFFICES OF The YouTube phenom- want behind the scenes JAMES J. 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Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 Hotline CALL 24 HOURS A DAY Spanish menu available or text the word tiplynn All reports of neighborhood and your tip to activity will be investigated. Callers may remain anonymous. “tip411” (847411) A4 THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 2018 OPINION Summer of irrelevance HOW TO REACH US E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill Are we all graduated out parent’s life when he/she M H. S Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg yet? Have we had our fill was the center of the child’s E C  J. Edward M. Grant of speakers telling their universe. Remember when Advertising Director audience, be they kinder- they wanted to spend time T  J  Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. garten, middle schoolers, CherylC with you? Even just going Editorial Director Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 W J. K J. Patrick Norton high schoolers or college out to the store was an ad- Chief Financial O cer CharlesC Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  Michael H. Shanahan students, to go out and venture they couldn’t wait Chief Operating O cer Chairman change the world? to share? Then slowly, they Customer Service PŽ As we head into the final what I speak), your little got friends. Around middle Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 days and weeks of gradua- school, sometimes earlier, Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 cherub will spend as much Connecting Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 tion season, we must pre- time out of the house and their friends’ opinions mat- All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 pare for this new time in away from you as humanly tered more than yours. But 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 our lives. possible. Remember how you weathered the Goth Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 First, a little confession, you wanted to give them days, blue hair days, even Brian C. Ÿayer, 1996-1999 lest you think I’m being roots, and then give them the not-just-ears-piercing Classifi ed Advertising Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 classi [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 overly cynical about those wings? Those wings, bare- days, knowing that one special ceremonies: I actu- day, your opinion would John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 ly fully feathered, are flap- Subscriptions ally like graduations, as ping like mad and they’re again matter the most. [email protected] long as I know someone taking flight, ready or not. Keep waiting mom and graduating. Pomp and Circulation For one thing, their dad. I’m told they come [email protected] circumstance can make friends will become the back to you sometime after Ext. 3 me cry like a baby. Grad- most important people in the teen years. Right now, uations are a big deal in their lives this summer. you’re well, irrelevant. Newsroom my family, and we all turn The next outing, party, The thing is, it’s proba- [email protected] out for as many as we can, get-together, cookout, enve- bly Mother Nature’s way [email protected] be they eighth grade, high EDITORIAL lope-opening, cannot hap- of making sure you don’t Ext. 4 school, or college. pen without them being fall apart when you finally But graduation season, drop them off at college and Sports there as a witness and ac- [email protected] and all the accolades, par- tive participant. Sure, they go home without them. You Ext. 5 ties and platitudes are not may work this summer, will have spent that last Calling all adults what I want to warn you week or two of the summer Retail and Online coming home dog-tired parents about. This is just and bleary-eyed. Don’t be ranting about how they ha- Advertising a little heads-up (and salt Where were the proverbial adults in the surprised if they can shake ven’t packed a thing while [email protected] in your wounds) for you room when seven Saugus senior athletes were that off as soon as a text they’re spending that last parents who will be send- ADVERTISING suspended from playing in postseason tour- comes through announcing week seeing their friends ing your baby birds off to naments because they smoked victory cigars something, anything, hap- every. single. day. They are Ernie Carpenter Jr. college in the fall, so you’re Director of Advertising following their high school graduation last pening out of your house. separating from the people Friday? feeling a bit nostalgic and they’ve shared their confi- and Business Development, ext. 1355 And then there’s the at- [email protected] Let’s repeat that sentence: They were sus- melancholy: Get ready for dences with these last four the Summer of Irrelevance. titude. pended from potentially the final games of They’re grown now, or (or six) years. You get to be Michele Iannaco This may not happen to Sales Representative, ext. 1315 their high school athletic careers because they near-enough to see it from taken for granted for the were smoking cigars. Does anyone for even a all of you, and bless those last three months they will [email protected] of you who by September, here. So they have to prac- brief moment think any of these guys walked tice being on their own, officially live only in your Ralph Mitchell won’t be able to relate. But Sales Representative, ext. 1313 around Saugus or the town doing a W.C. making decisions, both house. If they spend the I’m warning you the way I last few months poisoning [email protected] Fields imitation? Does anyone think their ci- good and bad, without was warned, so you won’t the nest before they leave gar stunt extended beyond a post-graduation your questions and prying Patricia Whalen think you’re alone these it, maybe you won’t miss celebratory moment? eyes. If they tell you where Sales Representative, ext. 1310 next few months. them so much. [email protected] OK, rules are rules. All Saugus athletes sign they are going (out is not You will become, for all Parents, don’t worry. Even a handbook policy stating they cannot use to- a destination), count your intents and purposes, ir- as you fantasize about slow- BUSINESS OFFICE bacco products at school functions. On top of blessings. In a few months, relevant. ing down the car, giving Susan J. Conti that, the Massachusetts Interscholastic Ath- you won’t know what time No, you say, you and your them a swift kick and telling Controller, ext. 1288 letic Association has strict rules for students they go out or come home. child (or children) have them to hit and roll as you [email protected] who violate its alcohol, drug or tobacco use They’re practicing — I always been close, and speed off, you — and they policy. guess you are too, although Ted Grant they will take these final — will survive this sum- Publisher, ext. 1234 Rules are rules and the Saugus athletes — no one told you the rules most of them lacrosse team members — broke months at home, before mer. Laugh at them, and at [email protected] their big journey, to spend had suddenly changed. the rules. School Committeewoman Elizabeth yourself, when you feel like Marian Kinney as much time with you and If you were a strict dis- crying (or committing ho- Marchese, thankfully, overstated the gravity ciplinarian, this will be a ext. 1212 of the infraction when she said the students’ the family as possible. They micide). They will miss you. [email protected] will take comfort in those harder summer for you. memories of graduation “ … will now be forev- You will miss them. Enjoy Will Kraft familiar surroundings and You’re used to more than your summer and reconnect er marred” by the smoking violation. vague answers to ques- Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 realize their days of home- with your spouse, partner, [email protected] School Superintendent Dr. David DeRuosi tions, knowing the names used that reliable catch-all phrase “ … it’s a cooked meals and family any remaining children, and of the friends, knowing the Jennifer Perez teachable moment …” to sum up the fallout movie and/or game nights pets. You will all be just fine. are numbered. They will be general vicinity of where ext. 1205 from the cigar incident. And it will only be three [email protected] underfoot for spontaneous those friends live. Again, can all the responsible adults please months until November, hugs and cuddles as they But if you suddenly find Mike Shanahan step back from this tempest in a teapot and when they come back to vis- hold on to those last vestig- you’re hearing unfamil- Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 objectively and rationally analyze the situa- it, sleep — and ignore you es of childhood. It will be a iar names, and wonder- [email protected] tion? all over again. perfect summer of love. ing who gives parties on Carolina Trujillo Rules are written to define a precise proce- Or not. Tuesday nights, don’t be Cheryl Charles can be Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 dure for warning and then punishing people For many of you (and alarmed. You’re not alone. reached at ccharles@item- [email protected] who violate standards intended to preserve I’ve lived this, so I know of There was a time in every live.com. Jim Wilson health, security and societal wellbeing. The Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 Saugus tobacco ban; the town ordinance re- [email protected] quiring tobacco buyers to be at least 21, and MATTHEW FLEISCHER the MIAA rules are all outstanding in their CIRCULATION intent. They seek to keep children, including Lisa Mahmoud high school seniors on the precipice of adult- ‘Swatting’ David Hogg wasn’t a Manager, ext. 1239 hood, from using substances that can harm or [email protected] kill them. CLASSIFIED That is a well-intentioned and noble goal. ‘prank,’ it was attempted murder Abbe Young Smith But what does it really have to do with sev- Manager, ext. 1276 en excited guys mugging for a camera with Parkland, Fla., shooting [email protected] a cigar? The Saugus Seven weren’t caught survivor turned anti-gun NEWSROOM smoking behind the high school or in some- activist David Hogg avoid- body’s car: They stood in a row and got pho- ed another potentially Bill Brotherton tographed. deadly incident Tuesday Features Editor ext. 1338 The old adage about if you bend a rule for — after police armed with [email protected] one person, soon everyone is clamouring to assault rifles kicked down Gayla Cawley be treated the same way only goes so far. Re- the door of his family home. Reporter, ext. 1236 sponsible adults — the people charged with Broward County sheriff’s [email protected] discussing and drafting rules — can reserve officials were responding Cheryl Charles the right to step in and say, “OK, does this to a call that Hogg and his News Editor, ext. 1278 situation really mirror the intent behind the family had been taken hos- [email protected] rule we wrote?” tage by an assailant armed In the case of the cigar-wielding graduates, Bella diGrazia with an AR-15. Reporter, ext. 1317 the answer is no. That call turned out to PHOTO | MIAMI HERALD [email protected] If DeRuosi really wants a teachable moment be false. From left, David Hogg and Cameron Kaskey, Thomas Grillo to emerge from the cigar controversy and if Hogg, thankfully, was out the MIAA really wants student athletes to both Parkland shooting survivors, hold signs Reporter, ext. 1264 of town when police arrived [email protected] become anti-substance abuse ambassadors, during a press conference for the March for at his doorstep en masse Our Lives movement on Monday at the Pines Spenser Hasak then adults and students should assemble to — prepared for a shootout talk about the rules and the example set by Trails Park in Parkland, Fla. Photographer, ext. 1332 with an armed menace. [email protected] students who flout them. The teenager was gra- Thor Jourgensen Students shoulder the mantle of accom- cious enough to write the by police after a Califor- police can and do kill citi- plishment when they graduate high school. Editorial Director, ext. 1267 incident off as “just a silly nia man allegedly called zens if they feel threatened. [email protected] They also shoulder the mantle of maturity prank” — language that police and told them that Sending police into a home Steve Krause and adults in their lives have a duty to show was echoed by local police a man at Finch’s address invasion scenario — fac- them how mature people analyze and reach a had killed his father and ing down an AR-15-toting Sports Editor, ext. 1229 and a number of promi- [email protected] conclusion about a specific situation. nent media outlets. was holding the rest of the hostage taker — was well This was not a prank. family hostage. calculated to create a jus- Harold Rivera Finch, completely un- tifiable threat. That Hogg Sports Reporter, ext. 1238 A prank is ordering 10 [email protected] pizzas to someone’s home aware of what was hap- has become a lightning rod who didn’t ask for them. pening, opened his front for controversy — drawing Owen O’Rourke Or asking if someone’s re- door in response to calls the ire of pro-gun activists Photographer, ext. 1224 [email protected] frigerator is running. from police and was sum- in particular — only made If initial reporting about marily shot to death. the threat more plausible. Roberto Scalese the incident proves accu- That Hogg dismissed his Whoever swatted Hogg Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 [email protected] rate, this was attempted swatting as a prank, of more than likely knew murder. (Or, to be more course, isn’t his fault. He’s police could inadvertent- Mark Sutherland precise, manslaughter) undoubtedly terrified and ly shoot and possibly kill Creative Director [email protected] The dangers of swatting just wants this to go away the teenage school shoot- and have it never happen — as the practice of sum- ing survivor or a member Anne Marie Tobin moning police to some- again. of his family. We need to Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 one’s home under false It’s police and the media treat this reality with the [email protected] pretenses is known — are who need to be more re- gravity it demands. Bridget Turcotte obvious. In December of sponsible with their lan- Reporter, ext. 1269 2017, a 28-year-old father guage and treat this inci- Matthew Fleischer is a [email protected] of two named Andrew dent for what it was. columnist for the Los An- Ryan York Finch was shot and killed We live in a country where geles Times. 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] THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION GOP, Dems dodge disaster In ‘sanctuary city’ fight judge sides with California primaries with Philadelphia By Steve Peoples instead. But that seemed and Michael R. Blood to be more of a typical By Claudia Lauer Trump and Attorney Gen- ASSOCIATED PRESS presidential boast than ASSOCIATED PRESS eral (Jeff) Sessions, as- a realistic analysis of the serting that immigrants LOS ANGELES — Re- California results. PHILADELPHIA — commit more crimes than publicans and Democrats While some Golden A federal judge ruled native-born citizens, are alike appear to have es- State contests remained Wednesday that the inaccurate as applied to caped calamity in a cru- too close to call Wednes- Trump administration Philadelphia, and do not cannot cut off grants to cial day of coast-to-coast day, Republicans managed justify the imposition of Philadelphia over the way primary battles as they to get business executive these three conditions," the city deals with immi- fight to shape the politi- John Cox on the Novem- Baylson wrote. grants in the country ille- cal battlefield for the fall. ber ballot for governor. Federal attorneys had There was an especially gally. Lt. Gov. Gavin Newson, a said the city's policies big sigh of relief from the U.S. District Judge Mi- Democrat, easily captured put federal immigration GOP Wednesday after the chael Baylson said in his the top spot to succeed agents in danger and party avoided being en- ruling that the conditions term-limited Jerry Brown create situations where tirely shut out of Califor- the federal government in the deeply Democrat- criminals in the country nia's November election of placed on the city in order ic state's top office. There illegally are released and a new governor. to receive the funding are will be no Republican allowed to reoffend. Republicans had feared unconstitutional, "arbi- candidate in the other big A spokesman for the city that Democrats would win trary and capricious." He statewide race, for U.S. said Wednesday afternoon both of the governor's spots also wrote that Philadel- Senate. that staff was reviewing in California's unique top- phia's policies are reason- Democrats were fighting the ruling. A request for two primary system. With able and appropriate. to avoid their own calamity, comment from the De- no one to support at the Philadelphia has said it in California's many com- partment of Justice was top of the state ticket, the will turn over immigrants petitive House districts, not immediately returned concern was that GOP vot- to Immigration and Cus- and appeared to have Wednesday. ers would sit the election toms Enforcement only if largely succeeded. The con- The city had said that out, giving Democrats a the agency has a warrant cern in their case was that the requirements on fed- big advantage in House signed by a judge. so many candidates would eral grant spending were races across the state that The federal require- divide the Democratic vote unconstitutional and that could help swing control of ments included allowing and let Republicans take following them would pro- Congress. the top two spots in some Immigration and Cus- mote a perception in the There was less Demo- House races. After more toms Enforcement officers community that it was cratic talk of a November votes were counted on access to prisons to inter- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS serving as an arm of fed- "blue wave" on Wednes- Wednesday, the Democrats view people of interest, eral immigration enforce- day. And President Don- appeared to have avoided U.S. Rep. Michelle Lujan Grisham speaks to providing advanced notice ment. City attorneys had ald Trump, crediting "the being shut out in nearly all supporters in Albuquerque, N.M., Tuesday. of release of those people argued that would create Trump impact," said there of the state's battleground Grisham won the Democratic nomination for and following rules pro- a barrier for immigrants might be "a big Red Wave" contests. governor. hibiting restrictions on disclosure of any person's to seek out city services immigration status. ranging from health care "The public statements to calling the police when Melania Trump back in public of President (Donald) they're victimized. eye after a ‘little rough patch’ By Darlene Superville explanation of why she ASSOCIATED PRESS remained out of the public eye for weeks longer. WASHINGTON — Her husband complained There she was, outside the earlier Wednesday that White House walls. speculation in the press First lady Melania has been "so unfair, and Trump re-emerged vicious." on Wednesday shoul- Trump tweeted Wednes- der-to-shoulder with her day that during his wife's husband, President Don- recovery, "they report- ald Trump, at the head of ed everything from near a conference table at the death, to facelift, to left Federal Emergency Man- the W.H. (and me) for N.Y. agement Agency head- or Virginia, to abuse." quarters in Washington. He added: "All Fake, she "She had a little rough is doing really well!" patch, but she's doing On Monday, the first great," the president said lady strolled into a White at the top of a meeting House event Monday for on hurricane readiness. military families and "We're very proud of her, swept away the wild spec- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS she's done a fantastic job ulation that she was inca- Both Paul Ryan and Trey Gowdy attended a as first lady," he added. pacitated or had otherwise classified briefing last month after reports that "People love you. The peo- vanished. the FBI used an informant in its Russian elec- ple of our country love you. The White House did not tion meddling investigation. Thank you, honey." allow journalists to cover The appearance was her the Gold Star event out first outside the White of respect for the families, House since May 10. In which meant Mrs. Trump Ryan contradicts the interim, Mrs. Trump was seen in person only by PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS underwent a kidney pro- the 40 or so families and First lady Melania Trump speaks at a briefing cedure and recuperated in administration officialsTrump’s claim that on this year’s hurricane season at the Federal the hospital for five days, who attended. Others had Emergency Management Agency Headquar- according to the White to keep an eye on social FBI planted a ‘spy’ ters Wednesday. House. But there was no media. By Mary Clare it has nothing to do with Jalonick Donald Trump." Secret Obama-era permit let ASSOCIATED PRESS Gowdy added, in a sep- arate interview on CBS, WASHINGTON — that such informants are House Speaker Paul Ryan used all the time and "the is breaking with President FBI, if they were at the Iran convert funds to dollars Donald Trump, agree- table this morning, they ing with others who say would tell you that Russia By Josh Lederman U.S. banks refused to par- there's no evidence that was the target and Rus- and Matthew Lee ticipate. the FBI planted a "spy" sia's intentions toward ASSOCIATED PRESS Yet two years later, the in Trump's 2016 presiden- revelation is re-igniting the tial campaign in an effort our country were the tar- WASHINGTON — After bitter debate over the nucle- get." striking an elusive nuclear to hurt his chances at the ar deal and whether former polls. Ryan, R-Wisc., told re- deal with Iran, the Obama President Barack Obama porters on Wednesday administration found it- Trump has insisted was too eager to grant con- the agency planted a spy that he thinks Gowdy's self in a quandary in early cessions to Tehran. "to help Crooked Hillary "initial assessment is ac- 2016: Iran had been prom- "The Obama administra- win." curate," and he has seen ised access to its long-fro- tion misled the American Both Ryan and House "no evidence to the con- zen overseas reserves, in- people and Congress be- Oversight and Govern- trary" of what Gowdy said. cluding $5.7 billion stuck cause they were desperate ment Reform Chairman On Trump's orders, the in an Omani bank. to get a deal with Iran," Trey Gowdy attended a Department of Justice To spend it, Iran wanted said Sen. Rob Portman, classified briefing lastconducted two briefings to convert the money into R-Ohio, who chairs the month following reports for a handful of members U.S. dollars and then eu- Senate panel that conduct- that the FBI used an infor- of Congress after House ros, but top U.S. officials ed the investigation. mant in its Russian elec- Intelligence Committee had repeatedly promised Former Obama officials tion meddling investiga- Chairman Devin Nunes, Congress that Iran would disputed that the momen- tion to speak to members R-Calif., had asked for never gain access to Amer- tary access to U.S. banks of the Trump campaign documents concerning the ica's financial system. to convert funds through who had possible connec- informant. Trump repeat- Those assurances notwith- the dollar constituted "ac- tions to Russia. Gowdy edly tweeted about the is- standing, the Obama ad- cess to the U.S. financial said afterward that the sue, asserting there was a ministration secretly issued system." What's more, they FBI was doing its duty. spy and that it was "start- a license to let Iran sidestep dismissed the report as an- "I am even more con- ing to look like one of the U.S. sanctions for the brief other example of a faulty vinced that the FBI did biggest political scandals moment required to convert approach to Iran policy by FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS exactly what my fellow in U.S. history." the funds through an Amer- Republicans and by Pres- citizens would want them Ryan said Congress has ican bank, an investigation ident Donald Trump, who Sen. Rob Portman, R-Ohio, said “The Obama to do when they got the more digging to do and by Senate Republicans re- last month withdrew the Administration misled the American people information they got," that he wished they had leased Wednesday showed. U.S. from the landmark and Congress because they were desperate to Gowdy, R-S.C., said on Fox gotten the information The plan failed when two 2015 nuclear accord. get a deal with Iran.” News last week. "And that earlier. A6 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 2018 POLICE/FIRE Convicted child rapist set for All address information, particu- at 6:54 p.m. on Tuesday. dose on Aborn Street at 6:06 larly arrests, reflect police records. In p.m. on Tuesday. the event of a perceived inaccuracy, Complaints release is facing new charges it is the sole responsibility of the con- Theft A report of a fight at Dom- By Alanna cerned party to contact the relevant inos Pizza, 707 Western Ave., A report of larceny over a sto- Durkin Richer police department and have the de- at 8:30 a.m. on Tuesday; at 65 len backpack at McDonald’s ASSOCIATED PRESS partment issue a notice of correction Baker St. at 2:46 p.m. on Tues- Restaurant, 133 Main St., at BOSTON — A 70-year- to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- day; at 33 Spring St. at 11:56 7:55 p.m. on Tuesday. a.m. on Wednesday. old convicted child rap- ifications will not be made without ist who was set to be re- A report of an unwelcome Vandalism express notice of change from the leased from custody after guest at 9 Market Square at two experts concluded he arresting police department. 9:12 a.m. on Tuesday; at 130 A report of vandalism to a motor vehicle at Northshore was no longer "sexually Neptune Blvd. at 11:05 a.m. dangerous" will remain LYNN on Tuesday; at 156 Broad St. Mall, 210 N Andover St., at 11:52 a.m. on Wednesday. locked up after he was at 4:12 p.m. on Tuesday; at 40 arrested Wednesday on Arrests Federal St. at 10:42 a.m. on indecent exposure and Wednesday; at 7 Willow St. at REVERE lewd acts charges, au- Bridget Christopher was 11:26 a.m. on Wednesday; at thorities said. arrested on warrant charges of 10 Munroe St. at 12:02 p.m. Arrest Wayne Chapman, who breaking and entering for mis- on Wednesday. sat in a wheelchair with James Celona, 72, of 104 demeanor, trespassing, com- A report of threats made at his ankles shackled, was Patriot Parkway, was arrested mon nightwalker, and assault Dr. Dowling, 341 Western Ave., held without bail after not on a warrant charge at 8:11 and battery on an ambulance at 2:54 p.m. on Tuesday; at guilty pleas to the new a.m. on Tuesday. personnel at 2:36 a.m. on 18 Kelly Lane at 6:44 p.m. on charges were entered on his behalf at his arraign- Wednesday. Tuesday. Marco Collins, of 3 Burch- Accidents ment in Ayer District stead St., was arrested on war- Court. He did not speak Theft A report of a motor vehicle rant charges of two counts of but nodded when a judge accident on Mountain Avenue possession of a class B drug, A report of larceny at 195 asked him if he under- at 7:37 a.m. on Tuesday; on stood. leaving the scene of property Union St. at 4:08 a.m. on Tues- Shirley Avenue at 11:24 a.m. Chapman will remain in damage, and operating a mo- day; at 34 Hanover St. at 9:13 on Tuesday; at Washington custody until at least June tor vehicle with a suspended li- a.m. on Tuesday; at 294 Essex Avenue and Sargent Street 27 while the sides deter- cense at 4:44 a.m. on Tuesday. St. at 10:25 a.m. on Tuesday; at 12:17 p.m. on Tuesday; on mined whether they want Susan Douglas, 34, of 18 at 59 South Elm St. at 1 p.m. Mahoney Circle at 1:18 p.m. to seek bail or ask for a Morris St., was arrested and on Tuesday; at 1A Union St. on Tuesday; at Speedway, Lee dangerousness hearing. charged with inhaling a glue or at 3:39 p.m. on Tuesday; at Burbank Highway, at 9:04 p.m. Chapman was convicted PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS toxic substance and resisting 128 Wyman St. at 9:43 p.m. in 1977 of luring young on Tuesday. arrest at 7:35 p.m. on Tuesday. on Tuesday; at 201 Essex St. boys into the woods by Convicted child rapist Wayne Chapman ap- A report of a hit and run Bernard Edwards, of 63 at 10:50 p.m. on Tuesday; at pretending he was search- pears in the courtroom for his arraignment on motor vehicle accident with Shaw’s Supermarket, 43 State ing for his missing dog Wednesday. Lynnway, was arrested on property damage at Dunkin St., at 7:38 a.m. on Wednes- and then sexually assault- warrant charges of refusal to Donuts, Bennington Street, at day. ed them, court records say. own words has raped up to didn't immediately return produce DNA database sam- 9:26 a.m. on Tuesday; on Oak- ple, uttering a counterfeit note, A report of shoplifting at A court found Chapman 100 children." a phone message from The wood Avenue at 9:16 p.m. on had at least 50 victims, The Massachusetts De- Associated Press but told and larceny under $1,200 at Shaw’s Supermarket, 43 State Tuesday. and Chapman has said he partment of Correction The Boston Globe he had St., at 1:30 p.m. on Tuesday. 12:25 p.m. on Tuesday. A report of a motor vehicle raped up to 100 children, said the new charges for not been made aware of Patricia Landry, of 25 Read said Wendy Murphy, an Chapman stem from acts Chapman's arrest and had Vandalism accident with property dam- St., Lowell, was arrested on age only on Copeland Circle attorney for some of the Sunday and Monday at "literally no idea what is warrant charges of larceny by A report of vandalism to a at 9:38 a.m. on Tuesday; on victims. the prison where he's be- going on." Tennen was not check over $1,200 and ut- motor vehicle on Smith Street Florence Avenue at 1:54 p.m. "Today's arrest provides ing held. Prosecutors say in court Wednesday. tering a false check at 10:53 the one point we have been staff saw Chapman with Chapman's impending at 1:08 p.m. on Tuesday; at 11 on Tuesday. a.m. on Tuesday. trying to make all along, his genitals exposed and release sparked outrage Pinkham St. at 10:17 p.m. on Steven Parziale, of 203 Lew- which is this is not an el- masturbating in his cell. from Chapman's victims Tuesday. Breaking and Entering is St., was arrested on warrant derly man with a walker," Chapman's lawyer, Eric and Republican Gov. charges of burning personal A report of a burglary break- said Murphy, who filed an Tennen, said Chapman Charlie Baker. Prison offi- property and burning a build- MARBLEHEAD ing and entering at Hyman emergency petition with can't live independently cials had said in court doc- ing at 8:02 a.m. on Tuesday. Tower, Walnut Avenue, at 4:43 the state's highest court because of health issues uments their hands were Monday to keep Chapman and was seeking a bed in tied because two examin- Complaints a.m. on Wednesday. locked up. "This is a very a facility that can address ers found Chapman was Accidents A report of a letter that a dangerous man who in his his medical needs. Tennen no longer dangerous. Complaints A report of a motor vehicle resident received in the mail accident at 115 Commercial claiming to have blackmail A report of threats made on St. at 7:45 a.m. on Tuesday; at information on them and de- Sumner Street at 3:21 p.m. on Video details moments before Essex and Washington streets manding Bitcoin hush money Tuesday. at 1:38 p.m. on Tuesday; at on Ocean Avenue at 2:32 p.m. Speedway Gas Station, 120 on Tuesday. Theft the Florida school shooting Liberty St., at 2:07 p.m. on Tuesday; at Huss Court and PEABODY A report of larceny, forgery, or By Curt Anderson Medina told detectives proached the building on Vine Street; on Rock Street fraud at Showcase Cinemas, ASSOCIATED PRESS that he recognized Cruz, the golf cart. Squire Road, at 3:40 p.m. on wearing a backpack and "I'm telling you, I knew at 3:04 p.m. on Tuesday; at Arrests FORT LAUDERDALE, Tuesday. carrying a duffel bag, as who the kid was," Medina Walnut and Wyman streets at Fla. — A just-released vid- Marcus Cooke, 33, of 287 a troubled former student told detectives. "Because 3:45 p.m. on Tuesday; at Com- eo interview with a cam- Lincoln Ave., Saugus, was ar- and immediately radioed we had a meeting about mercial and Summer streets at Vandalism pus security monitor at rested and charged with op- another unarmed security him last year, and we said, 5:59 p.m. on Tuesday. Marjory Stoneman Doug- erating a motor vehicle with A report of vandalism at monitor to "keep your eyes 'If there's gonna be any- A report of a motor vehicle las High School provides a suspended license at 9:44 Arlington Avenue and James open." That monitor en- body who's gonna come to accident with personal injury new details that may a.m. on Wednesday. Street at 3:51 p.m. on Tues- tered the other side of the this school and shoot this at 715 Lynnway at 9:20 a.m. prompt another round of Emmanuel Vierira-Pereira, day; on Park Avenue at 5:44 what-if questions about building, and then hid in a school up, it's gonna be on Tuesday; at 3 Western Ave. 18, of 7 Tremont St., was ar- a.m. on Wednesday. janitor's closet when shots that kid'." at 3:45 p.m. on Tuesday; at the Valentine's Day shoot- rested and charged with unli- ing that killed 17 people. rang out, Medina said. Medina said he heard Belleaire and Western avenues censed operation of a motor SWAMPSCOTT The video released by Neither monitor was 15 loud bangs shortly af- at 5:08 p.m. on Tuesday; at vehicle at 11:05 p.m. on Tues- Broward County prosecu- armed with anything but ter the suspect went into 671 Lynnway at 10:46 a.m. on day. Accidents tors Tuesday was recorded a radio. Following the the building, and drove Wednesday. shortly after the shooting. shooting at the school in his golf cart to pick up A report of a hit and run Accidents A report of a hit and run In it, Andrew Medina told Parkland, many politicians Scot Peterson, the armed motor vehicle accident at 53 motor vehicle accident at Mar- detectives he saw Nikolas including President Don- school resource officer. Dungeon Ave. at 5:52 p.m. on A report of a motor vehicle shalls, 1005 Paradise Road, at Cruz get out of an Uber ald Trump have said more "You could kind of feel Tuesday; at 37 Breed St. at accident at 53 Lowell St. at 4:06 p.m. on Tuesday. with a large bag and make trained armed personnel the percussion coming out 9:06 p.m. on Tuesday. 4:56 p.m. on Tuesday. A report of a motor vehicle "a beeline" toward the should be stationed at of that building, the echo A report of a hit and run accident at 199 Burrill St. at freshman building, mo- schools to protect students. coming out of doors of the Breaking and Entering motor vehicle accident at 21 4:07 p.m. on Tuesday. ments before it became a He said Cruz turned building," he told detec- Caller St. at 10:31 p.m. on killing scene. to look at him as he ap- tives. A report of a breaking and Tuesday. Theft entering at 104 Ocean St. at 7:44 a.m. on Tuesday; at 130 Overdose A report of a larceny at 18 The Rifleman takes stand against Neptune Blvd. at 10:55 a.m. Columbia St. at 10:04 a.m. on on Tuesday; at 34 Atlantic St. A report of a possible over- Tuesday. an ex-New England Mafia boss By Alanna would cooperate with au- Durkin Richer thorities. ASSOCIATED PRESS DiSarro's nightclub, 911 calls give a grim look The Channel, was under BOSTON — Geriatric scrutiny at the time for ex-New England mob- Salemme's involvement sters, Stephen "The Ri- at the Las Vegas shooting in the business. Federal fleman" Flemmi and authorities told DiSarro Francis "Cadillac Frank" he was about to be indict- By Ken Ritter and Mandalay Bay side over Jason Aldean had been Salemme, were reunited ed and should work with Regina Garcia Cano by the Luxor." performing before he fled in court Wednesday when ASSOCIATED PRESS In addition to the 518 to safety when the gunfire Flemmi took the stand them against the Salem- audio calls, police released started. mes. LAS VEGAS — Screams against his old friend and video from a camera atop "There's a lot of people partner in crime who's on DiSarro's body wasn't and pleas for help, de- the Mandalay Bay resort here that need ambulanc- trial for the killing of a found until 2016, when scriptions of people fall- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS authorities received a tip that provided a bird's-eye es," the woman tells the nightclub owner in 1993. ing amid rapid gunfire, Stephen “The Rifle- it was buried behind a view of the country music dispatcher. "There's peo- But so much time has and breathless questions man” Flemmi is the building in Providence, festival where 58 people ple shot everywhere!" passed since the two about what to do next former partner of noto- R.I. died and hundreds were In one call, time-stamped have seen each other that emerged Wednesday in injured on Oct. 1. 83-year-old Flemmi couldn't rious gangster James Salemme and Weadick, 911 audio made public about two minutes after “Whitey” Bulger. who's also on trial, deny Authorities say many police say gunfire was even recognize 84-year-old by Las Vegas police eight more people were trauma- Salemme, who was sitting any involvement in the first reported, a man says months after the deadliest tized when Stephen Pad- in the courtroom. Flemmi is the govern- killing. Salemme's son he saw his best friend get mass shooting in modern dock, a 64-year-old high- "I would recognize him ment's star witness and died in 1995. shot in the stomach. U.S. history. stakes video-poker player, if I see him but ... I can't the former partner of no- Salemme shook his "Shots fired! Shots fired! spent 10 minutes firing "Send everyone!" he see him," said Flemmi, torious gangster James head as Flemmi walked Hurry!" a woman screams, rapid-fire barrages with pleads to the dispatcher, who stood up, scanned "Whitey" Bulger. Flemmi into the courtroom, wear- crying as a dispatcher assault-style rifles. who asks if he's hurt. the room and looked right is expected to testify that ing an olive green jacket asks where she is and the The haunting 911 tapes "No, but there's a hun- past Salemme. Salemme, he walked in on the killing and tan shirt. After the call disconnects. The dis- reflect a range of emo- dred people on the ground who headed the New En- of Steven DiSarro. Pros- trial wrapped up for the patcher calls back and an- tions among callers, in- bleeding out, right now. gland family of La Costa ecutors say Salemme's day Wednesday, Salemme other woman answers. cluding panic, fear and Send everybody! There's Nostra in the early 1990s, son strangled DiSarro spoke briefly to reporters "Machine guns are be- desperation. ... people running for their was sitting at a table with while another man, Paul about Flemmi not recog- ing fired into the Route A woman tells a dis- lives right now. Please, his lawyers several feet Weadick, held DiSarro's nizing him. "He's soft. He 91 festival," she says. patcher that she's hiding there's another person away, with slicked-back feet. Prosecutors say Sa- had a stroke," Salemme "It's coming from above, under the concert stage shot in the leg. Please, wisps of grey hair, a brown lemme watched because said, and pulled down the I would assume from the where country music star hurry up!" jacket and blue tie. he was worried DiSarro side of his mouth. THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7

MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS RFK’s birthplace marking 50 years since death State inching closer to first The Cape Cod Times reports MIT biochemist legal marijuana shops Kevin Esvelt updated the By Tracee M. “They were my heroes, BOSTON (AP) — Mas- town’s select board May Herbaugh and they had a great influ- sachusetts is inching 30 with fundraising for a ASSOCIATED PRESS ence on this country.” Cormier later remarked closer to the opening of scheme to release tens of BROOKLINE — Anec- Bobby was her “favorite” its first recreational mari- thousands of genetical- dotes and remembranc- juana shops. ly-altered mice onto the es of John F. Kennedy’s Kennedy. The Cannabis Control island. younger brother on the Jason Atsales, a park Commission said this The project would not be- 50th anniversary of his ranger at the 35th pres- week it’s already received gin until 2024, and would death highlighted a spe- ident’s birthplace, said 51 completed applica- involve capturing native cial “Jack and Bobby” tour Bobby Kennedy was shy, tions for everything from white-footed mice im- at the former president’s pious, rule-abiding and a marijuana retailers to mune to Lyme disease or birthplace on Wednesday. deep-thinker, as a child. marijuana manufacturers bacteria in tick saliva that Robert Kennedy died He said Bobby was known and marijuana research transmits that disease. June 6, 1968, a day after for being his mother’s “Lit- facilities. the U.S. Senator and pres- tle Pet.” While the applications BU boosts lung cancer idential candidate was “There was great com- are spread across the research with shot by an assassin as he petition in this family,” state, the largest concen- Johnson & Johnson left a Los Angeles hotel af- Atsales said. “Bobby’s big- tration is in Worcester ter winning the California gest challenge growing County with 16 applica- BOSTON (AP) — Bos- primary. up was asserting himself tions. That’s more than ton University is pairing The John Fitzgerald with his older brothers three times as many as with Johnson & Johnson Kennedy National His- and sisters.” any other region of the to help fight lung cancer. toric Site hosted visitors Atsales shared several state. School officials an- who fondly recalled Bob- Bobby Kennedy anecdotes. Middlesex, Norfolk, nounced Wednesday the by Kennedy’s impact on He said the future confi- Bristol and Plymouth company will pay for a civil and human rights. dant of President Kennedy counties all had 5 ap- new lung center at the uni- The 75-minute walking once worked a newspaper plications each. Suffolk tour went from JFK’s versity where researchers delivery boy, except in- County, which includes will work to prevent and birthplace in Brookline to stead of delivering the pa- Boston, had just two cure the disease. the family’s second home pers by biking or walking, applications. Berkshires It’s part of a five-year in Brookline where RFK County had a single ap- research partnership was born. Now a private Kennedy used the family’s plication. between the school and residence, the Kennedys chauffeured Rolls Royce. Johnson & Johnson lived there from 1920- In another story, Bob- Cape Cod island interested Innovation, a develop- 1927. by’s father Joe Kennedy in tick project ment arm of the New “As a young child, I re- promised to give the chil- Jersey-based health care member the assassina- dren $1,000 each if they made it to age 18 without NANTUCKET (AP) — A products company. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tions of Jack Kennedy, Massachusetts Institute Researchers at the Martin Luther King Jr. smoking cigarettes. Joe of Technology professor is center will work with the Leonor Suarez, of Brookline, left, takes a pho- and Bobby,” said Aurelie promised the children an pursuing a plan to battle company to develop new tograph of her brother, Jose Luis Suarez, of Al- Catherine Cormier, 61, of additional $1,000 if they tick-borne diseases on early screening tests and meria, Spain, in Brookline, in front of the fami- Needham, one of about 15 made it to 21 without con- Nantucket. lung cancer treatments. ly home of John F. and Robert F. Kennedy. people in the tour group. suming alcohol. Future points to ferry, trains The Blue Line vs. a former mayor FUTURE plified this point, said pen, there was lots of sup- thority Executive Direc- From A1 McGee, who insisted elec- By Thomas Grillo anti-highway movement, trified rail service to and ITEM STAFF when residents united to port, and then there was tor Edward J. King. When He pointed to the Sil- fight the state's plan for a change in mayors and it Dukakis returned to office from Lynn with a more Extension of the MBTA's ver Line bus service in an interstate highway sys- lost momentum." in 1983 the new environ- frequent stop schedule Blue Line from Revere to Chelsea, with its connec- tem through Boston, Cam- In response to Marino, mental rules made the than the commuter rail Central Square was with- tions to Logan Airport, bridge and Lynn Woods. the Federal Transit Ad- Blue Line extension more could make the Market in reach in the 1970s un- the World Trade Center "We were close to the ministration said “'We complicated and it was Street commuter rail ga- til Mayor-elect Antonio in Boston and South Sta- rage “the vibrant place finish line, but that was don't shove $100 million, dropped. "Tony" Marino put a stop (the cost to extend the tion, as another option it should be instead of a one of the fumbles," Smith None of the interview- to it. said of Marino's rejection Blue Line from Revere to to consider. The Chelsea place where 600 people ing Republican governors That's how former of the Blue Line. "But I Lynn back then), down line opened this year and park.” showed much interest in Transportation Secretary want to give Tony a pass; anyone's throat,' and the operates with maximum Dimino credited Mc- the project and neither did Frederick Salvucci re- he later became an ad- idea was dead," Salvucci 24-minute travel times. Gee’s work as a former former Gov. Deval Patrick, President of Bayview members it. The transit vocate for bringing it to said. state senator to push czar under former Gov. Salvucci said. Realty Corp. in Lynn and a Lynn." The Red Line extension "Gov. Patrick did not for more transportation Michael Dukakis said the Salvucci talked about from Harvard Square to director of The Item, John move the ball forward," he spending. He said may- mayor-elect held a press the Blue Line on a pod- Porter and Davis squares M. Gilberg, questioned the said. "He was more excited ors must build coalitions conference in 1975 and cast from CommonWealth and Alewife was com- wisdom of investing more about the Fall River and money into the MBTA. stressing the critical con- said, "The feds will not Magazine last week. pleted in the mid-1980s. New Bedford extension “Why would I as a tax- nection between transit shove an expanded Blue It's unfortunate, Salvuc- In 1987, the Orange of the commuter rail. He payer want to put a dime and the Massachusetts Line down Lynn's throat. ci said, because thanks to Line Southwest Corridor didn't have any passion into this?” he asked. economy. I was just elected and I former Gov. Frank Sar- opened from Chinatown to McGee said the MBTA, “The urban core busi- want to look at it." gent and then U.S. Rep. the new Forest Hills Sta- for the Blue Line." prodded by the Legis- ness community needs to James Smith, Lynn's Thomas "Tip" O'Neill Jr., tion. Patrick did not return a lature, has undergone stand up and advocate for state representative at the state had $1 billion in Today, Salvucci, 78, a re- call seeking comment. substantial financial and these changes. The bottom the time, confirmed Sal- federal dollars for the Blue search associate at MIT, Mayor Thomas M. Mc- administrative reforms, line is we can’t excuse the vucci's memory. The may- and Red Line extensions, said it was a time when Gee, a Blue Line extension including employee pen- inability to move forward,” or's opposition, he said, as well as reconstruction there was a shift from advocate who was in high sion control measures. Dimino said. was fueled by Citizens for of the Orange Line. road expansion to transit. school at the time, said his But the mayor said even The bottom line, said a Better Lynn, a grass- "It went from having But the 4.3-mile Blue late father, House Speaker anti-tax proponents rec- Raine, is transit is crucial roots organization formed the moment when all the Line from Wonderland Thomas W. McGee, was a ognize the need for more to economic productivity to stop urban renewal stars were aligned to be- to Lynn has not been re- big booster of the project. transit spending. in densely concentrated in the downtown. The ing dead," Salvucci told visited. Dukakis lost his "I still think it's the key Four recent reports on areas like Lynn. group helped elect Ma- The Item. "The Blue Line re-election bid in 1978 to to revitalizing the down- transportation have am- “It’s critical,” he said. rino during the so-called to Lynn was poised to hap- Massachusetts Port Au- town," he said. Time to think big for Lynn MBTA approves $1.2M late-night

KRAUSE That’s what Mayor and running them more service deal for the North Shore From A1 Thomas M. McGee wants frequently in core areas By Thomas Grillo The expanded service pilot will add about 282 to do for Lynn. When such as Lynn. ITEM STAFF will serve cities north of new bus trips weekly, ac- an eye on the company he was a state senator, And finally, “use the Boston, including East cording to the MBTA. books and throw mon- McGee was the head of harbor,” he said. At which BOSTON — The MBTA Boston, Lynn, Revere, ey around, as football’s the Transportation Com- TransitMatters, a tran- point just about everyone has approved a $1.2 mil- Chelsea, and Malden, Mike Ditka once said, the mittee. He has made it sit advocacy group in Bos- in the room must have lion pilot of late-night bus and neighborhoods south way some people throw his mission to link Lynn ton, praised the T's latest all rolled their eyes and service to give overnight of the city, including manhole covers. While no with the other Metropol- move to serve riders. thought about the ferry. workers on the North Dorchester and Mattapan. one argues against being itan Boston communities "Night Bus will respond Dimino and Raine con- Shore more frequent tran- Fares are unchanged. prudent with money, you much more efficiently to the economic realities cede that all of the above sit service. For North Shore riders, have to also understand than it is now. That’s one of a city and region that costs money. And the If this sounds familiar, the 442 serving Lynn and that when things need to reason why he, and so functions 24/7 basis," said forum wasn’t without ar- it is. The T tried the Night 117 for Revere will have get done, they cost money. many others, were out- guments from people who Owl bus program in 2005. Ethan Finlan, a member of Your job is to make sure raged when Gov. Charlie late night options when rail the group, in a statement. fear throwing more mon- More recently, they exper- is closed. Lynn and Revere you get the most bang for Baker pulled the plug Revere Mayor Brian ey at a poorly-run MBTA, imented with a late night will be served by increased your buck. on the Lynn ferry and with its inefficiency and service on weekends. But Arrigo said every other Dimino and Alden frequency after 10 p.m. on blamed it on lack of rider- bloated pension systems that trial was dropped in world class city has tran- Raine, who worked with the 116, 117, and 442. ship. The ferry wasn’t just for union workers, would 2016 when there were too sit well into the night. former state Transporta- a Lynn thing. It provided Paget-Seekins said the be wasteful. few riders. "For all that's happening tion Secretary Frederick direct access to Boston program will start in Sep- Dimino has heard these But the T said the new in the downtown with the P. Salvucci in the Michael for people who live along tember and their use of arguments enough times pilot is based on more in- new restaurants that are Dukakis administration, the waterfront, including data will allow them to re- in his professional life. All formation. open and the active night presented a convincing Swampscott, Nahant, and view the service after six planners encounter this life, you have to make sure presentation on the ben- Marblehead. "This is a new approach months based on ridership. type of pushback. workers can get there," efits of improving trans- Anything that provides to late night service using The bus networks would His answers are simple, he said. "We count on the portation access on the North Shore residents data," said Laurel Pag- "not quite" operate 24 not easy, but simple. Fix T and have three MBTA North Shore, specifically with an easier way to et-Seekins, director of fare hours a day under the stops. There's lots of value Lynn. downtown Boston than the problems, whatever policy and analytics. proposal, but it "starts to Raine put together a they have now is a step in they are. Do what you The expanded service get close to that," Ramirez in any additional service comprehensive slide show the right direction. have to do. It’s possible to is expected to serve peo- said. the T provides, it's an ad- to illustrate his points, That’s what this fo- fix the problems with- ple in the hospitality and The project includes hir- ditional benefit to our res- most of which centered rum was about, and the out letting them get in medical fields, she said. ing six bus drivers and the idents." around the fact that you solutions Raine offered the way of much-needed get your biggest returns in his presentation seem progress. Baker won’t spend the money for upgrade on expenditures with doable. He gave the And that’s what “we have to get more aspira- improved transportation. example of a train station BAKER portation system when boats and buying boats See the chart that accom- in Chelsea that will be tional” means to me. Stop throwing up roadblocks. From A1 the governor is opposed to takes money. If you want panies this package for completed next year. raising the money to pay to do urban rail, we need further amplification. It will be linked with a Stop making excuses At A Better City forum for it. to invest in a rapid transit Transportation that Silver Line dedicated bus for why things can’t get on Wednesday at the Lynn While careful not to crit- stock that needs money ... links Lynn to Boston system that will provide done. Start finding ways Museum to advocate for would be akin to the better access to the city. to break through and do icize Baker, Dimino said If you point to a number proverbial rising tide that Nobody is saying that’s an something. improved transportation, the cash must be raised. of things where you need lifts all the boats. If you optimum solution, but it’s Lynn has been on the rail line extensions, fer- “When we have a $7.3 to make strategic invest- doubt this, go to Quincy, certainly a start. Raine outside looking in when ry service, and fixing our billion state of good re- ments, those dollars are Somerville and Medford also recommended that it comes to transportation roads and bridges, Rich- pair tab, we have to find needed … It’s an import- and see how having an the state start “reimagin- improvements for far too ard A. Dimino, the group’s additional money,” Dimi- ant conversation to have ... MBTA subway station ing” commuter rail trains, long. And that is some- president and CEO, was no said. “When you want Elected officials will listen has transformed those making them electric, as thing that desperately asked how the state can water transportation to to the community, business cities. opposed to diesel-fueled, needs fixing. have a 21st century trans- Lynn, you have to buy the leaders and mayors.” A8 THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Salem playwright’s work to be featured during Tony Awards By Steve Krause Awards, scenes from Ber- One of them involved ITEM STAFF tone's play will be shown. Lynn native Leah Miles. Bertone, a Salem native Two years ago, he pro- Nate Bertone fits the and graduate of Salem duced and directed Miles' mold of someone who — at High, said Carnegie Mel- play "Entangled" for the least in this case — sticks lon, among whose gradu- old Salem Theater Com- to what he knows. ates is Stephen Schwartz, pany. The 24-year-old Salem who composed the block- "The North Shore com- playwright will have his buster shows "Godspell munity supports and up- "Letters of War" featured (while still at the school)," lifts me and my work," during commercial breaks "Pippin" and "Wicked," Bertone said. "I really love during the live "red car- is the school doing the coming back and working pet" streaming of the Tony streaming." here." Awards Sunday. If Bertone's name The actual network COURTESY PHOTO The play tells the story sounds familiar, it's be- airing the Tonys is CBS, From left, John Sacramone, Laurie Bratt, Kelley Bresnahan, Tim Brown, of Mae, an aging grand- cause he's done a lot of but, unlike the Academy Richard Carey, Tom Gould and Jason Jones. mother battling the ad- work in this area. He got Awards in Hollywood, the vanced stages of Alzhei- his start on the North network will not broad- mer's Disease in rural Shore, designing sets for cast the pre-show "red Mississippi. It is reflective both the Marblehead Lit- carpet," so a media team Peabody Performing Arts Parents of Bertone's real-life expe- tle Theater and the North from Carnegie Mellon will riences, as he watched his Shore Music Theater for stream it online. donate $2,000 to help Black Box grandmother battle the productions of "Grease," The university is a "high- disease while his grandfa- and "Shrek," beginning er-education" sponsor for PEABODY — The Pea- ramone, President of Vocal completion of construc- ther dealt with lung can- when he was 19. the event, and presents body Performing Arts Par- Music Parents. tion. cer. "I love having a home an award for excellence in ents Group has donated Peabody performing arts The gift from the Par- "I was so far away (he base here," said Bertone, theater education to honor $2,000 to Northeast Arc's students were among the ents Group, which will was studying at Carnegie who will be directing three those who promote arts in campaign to outfit Pea- first supporters of the support the final push to Mellon in Pittsburgh at musicals this summer for the school, Bertone said. body's Black Box Theater. theater, located in the complete seating, lighting the time) that I felt that the Sacramento (Calif.) This year the award will at any moment, my 'good- Music Circus. go to Melody Herzfeld, a "We hope this donation ArcWorks Community Art and sound for the theater, byes' to my grandparents "The theater community drama teacher at the Mar- will help continue to pro- Center on Foster Street. was made at the year-end could be my last," he said. on the North Shore is very jory Stoneman Douglas vide the art and entertain- Students performed at banquet Tuesday night at During comm­ercial supportive," he said. "'I've High School in Parkland, ment the city of Peabody four events at the theater, the Knights of Columbus breaks for the streamed directed several shows Fla., where a shooting on deserves," said John Sac- before, during and after Hall in Peabody Square. portion of the Tony there." Valentine's Day killed 17 people. Bertone's play won three BroadwayWorld Awards, including Best Drama. In "Letters From War," the grandmother with Alz- heimer's has to be moved to a nursing home while her granddaughter races against time, after finding a mysterious box of let- ters, to uncover the truth of her family's past before her grandmother's memo- ries fade forever. The play has been pre- sented at Carnegie Mellon COURTESY PHOTO University, Salem Theatre Co., Marblehead Little Bertone’s play, “Letters From War,” won three Theatre, and North Shore BroadwayWorld Awards, including Best Drama. Music Theatre.

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NEW YORK (AP) — Celebrities and — Diane von Furstenberg, chairman fashion insiders react to the apparent of the Council of Fashion Designers of suicide of designer Kate Spade: America, in a statement. "Fuzzy picture but i love it. Kate and I "Kate Spade was more than a designer. during Christmas family photos. We had She had a quirky visual language that so much fun that day. She was so sharp captivated Bat Mitzvah girls and artists Congratulations and good luck and quick on her feet. She could make alike. She was also a staple of NYC who me laugh so hard. I still cant believe it. spread good will. My heart breaks for to all 2018 graduates. Its a rough world out there people, try to her family. Thank you, Kate, from one of hang on." — Brother-in-law and comedi- the millions you made feel beautiful." — an David Spade, via Instagram. Lena Dunham, via Twitter. "#KateSpade, whose lively, colorful, "I remember when I got my first Kate and yes, joyous designs has died. My Spade bag in high school. It was my deepest sympathy to her family and most prized possession. My current friends, and her many fans around the wallet, covered in bees, makes me smile world, who loved the wonderful illusions every time I see it- it's by Kate Spade. she created. I am stunned." — Bette My heart is just broken for her family Midler, via Twitter. and loved ones." — Actress Beth Behrs, "My grandmother gave me my first via Twitter. Kate Spade bag when I was in college. "I will never forget the first Kate I still have it. Holding Kate's family, Spade bag I got for Christmas in college. friends and loved ones in my heart." — She was a trailblazer. Her life and death Chelsea Clinton, via Twitter. are a reminder that pain doesn't dis- "The CFDA is devastated to hear criminate. Sending love to her family." the news of our friend, colleague, and — Jenna Bush Hager, via Twitter. CFDA member Kate Spade's tragic "I am heartbroken about the news of passing. She was a great talent who had Kate Spade. I have worn her clothes an immeasurable impact on American many, many times. They were colorful, fashion and the way the world viewed bold, cheerful, and encouraged women to American accessories. We want to honor find the twinkly person inside them. You her life and her major contribution to couldn't walk into her boutiques and not the fashion business and express our smile. Rest In Peace, Kate." — Mindy most sincere condolences to the family." Kaling, via Twitter. Greek salads Tacos Kabobs In business for over 70 years 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. (CORNER WESTERN AVE. AND WASHINGTON ST.)

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By Harold Rivera while allowing two earned runs ITEM SPORTS EDITOR on five hits with six strikeouts. Minus a tough bottom top of DANVERS — St. John’s the fourth inning that saw Prep baseball coach Dan Le- Lexington score twice, Sand- tarte couldn’t have asked for erson made quick work of the a better game from his team Minutemen. in Wednesday’s Division 1A “Jake was consistent,” Le- “Super 8” tournament opener. tarte said. “I thought he kept The No. 3 Eagles played a sol- the ball down. He had one id game across all phases and tough inning in the fourth and Jake Sanderson excelled on then we thought about how the mound in a 7-3 win over long he’d go. Then he came No. 6 Lexington at Brother Li- back with a 1-2-3 inning and nus Athletic Complex. that was huge. Then he start- “If you lose the first game, ed cruising. He walked a play- you have to win six after that,” er here and there but he got Letarte said. “We’ve been there through it. We played great before and we won five. Know- defense.” ing we’re in the final six now, Eagles relievers Sean Letarte ITEM FILE PHOTO that’s a good feeling.” and Matt Relihan combined to Sanderson took command Prep pitcher Jake Sanderson allowed just two pitch the ninth. of the game from start to fin- runs on ve hits with six strikeouts in a win ITEM FILE PHOTO ish, tossing eight solid innings PREP, B2 over Lexington Wednesday. Classical senior shortstop AJ Luciano led the Rams with a .409 batting aver- age this season. Prep lacrosse continues streak Luciano, Rams of hot play into tournament ready to make By Steve Krause Prep bunched its goals evenly, in more ways ITEM STAFF than one. The Eagles scored four goals in the rst and third quarters, and none in the sec- up for last year’s DANVERS — As far as St. John’s Prep la- ond and fourth. crosse coach John Pynchon sees it, the Eagles Two Eagle players — Brian Penney and have been in tournament mode for two Jack Rickards — scored hat tricks (Craig weeks. Yannone and Dan DeLaus scored the others). tournament The No. 6 Eagles needed to win their last And Yannone was 11-for-11 on faceoffs. four regular-season games just to qualify for By Harold Rivera The Eagles were never seriously threat- the tournament with a 9-9 record. So once ened. In fact, after St. John’s 4-goal splurge ITEM SPORTS EDITOR the postseason started, Wednesday’s Division (two by Penney and one each by Yannone 1 North rst-rounder wasn’t any different LYNN — There are losses that teams shake and Rickards) in the rst quarter, the Gray than what the Eagles had experienced. off and forget about the next time they take Ghosts went into the type of of zone defense “Having to put on a push at the end of the the field. Then there are losses that sting for normally seen at a college basketball game, ITEM FILE PHOTO season prepared us,” said Pynchon after The an extended period of time and provide moti- with the Eagles acting like North Carolina Jack Rickards scored three Prep defeated Westford Academy, 8-2, to ad- vation. The latter is the type of loss the Classi- implementing the Dean Smith four-corners goals for the Prep lacrosse vance to the quarter nals. The Eagles will cal baseball team suffered in last season’s Di- offense. vision 2 North state tournament, a 6-2 defeat team in a win over Westford play at No .3 Acton-Boxborough Saturday (5). to Marblehead in the quarterfinals. Academy Wednesday. Wednesday’s game was a curious one. The EAGLES, B2 The Rams came into the game heavily fa- vored after a 19-1 regular season, but they learned quickly that state tournament base- ball’s a different ball game. Now A.J. Luciano Craig Stone earns 600th win for Lynn eld girls tennis and his Rams teammates will look to apply those lessons as they gear up for another tour- the 600th win of his tennis coaching with Skelley. nament run. And this time, Classical’s looking TOURNAMENT ROUNDUP career (and 1,137 overall combined The Pioneers didn’t skip a beat, for an extended stay. By Mike Alongi with wrestling) with a 4-1 victory over with Vittiglio winning her match over “We learned that we can’t show up and expect ITEM STAFF Swampscott in the quarter nals of the Swampscott’s Anna Cilley, 6-3, 6-4; to win,” Luciano, Classical’s senior shortstop, Division 3 North tournament. Gallucci rallying from a one-set de cit It’s no secret that Lynn eld girls said. “We have to show up and work hard every With Lynn eld’s rst singles Megan to defeat Lily Sanphy, 4-6, 6-2, 6-2; and tennis coach Craig Stone has always day, and be ready to go. I think we showed up Nevils down with a wrist injury, Stone Skelley/Joly taking their match in less taken pride in building teams where to play against Marblehead and thought we’d reshuf ed the lineup, moving Alexa than an hour, 6-1, 6-2. Bela Ferreira se- automatically move on to the next round. We “the next man up” theory is more than Vittiglio up to rst singles and break- cured match point with a 6-3, 6-2 win still think about that and use it as motivation. a cliche. ing up the rst doubles team of Emma over Gina Hollenbach in the third sin- This year we’re trying to make a playoff run.” Wednesday at Swampscott Middle Gallucci and Gillian Skelley with Gal- gles match. Luciano has provided a consistent bat in School, Stone put it to the test and lucci moving up to second singles and Classical’s order throughout the season while came out with  ying colors, securing Celeste Joly taking Gallucci’s place ROUNDUP, B2 manning one of the more difficult positions on the diamond. He finished the regular season with a team-best .409 batting average, 27 hits, seven triples, two home runs and 23 RBI. He was named to the NEC All-Conference team for the second consecutive season. “A.J.’s numbers say it all,” Classical coach Mike Zukowski said. “He made the NEC All-Conference team for the second year in a row. Last year he made it as a third baseman and now he made it as a shortstop. He goes and our team follows.” Aside from the numbers, Luciano, a team captain, has also given the Rams a leader to follow. For Zukowski, having an extension of the coaching staff out on the diamond is a cru- cial part of the team’s success. “I can’t say enough about him as an exten- sion of the coaches,” Zukowski said. “It’s huge to know that he’s there taking charge. It’s a small part of what he brings to the team. He’s a great example in the classroom. He’s an ex- ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE cellent student. English’s Ademide Badmus, right, drives to the basket “He runs the infield,” Zukowski added. “He’s during the “Protect Our Streets” basketball tourna- very smart in there. He’s a great kid that ment at Marshall Middle School Wednesday. comes from a great family. His parents have done a great job raising him. It shows great character in his family. His parents should be proud of him.” Lynn uses basketball Although it was smooth sailing for Classical last spring, the 2018 regular season was an up- and-down year. The Rams stumbled in a hand- to ‘Protect Our Streets’ ful of their NEC games but did enough to fin- ish at 11-9 and qualify for a state tournament By Daniel Kane bid. Classical’s postseason push begins tonight ITEM STAFF (7) when it hosts No. 9 Lincoln-Sudbury in the LYNN — Local basketball stars, both current and former, show- first round of the Division 1 North state tour- cased their hoops talents Wednesday at Marshall Middle School in nament. The Rams are the No. 8 seed. promoting community awareness and positivity. “The season didn’t go the way we wanted it “It’s an avenue for us to get these kids off the streets for a night,” to go,” Luciano, who’ll play college baseball at event presenter, Fred Hogan said during the Protect Our Streets Division III Mass. Maritime, said. “We still Community Awareness Basketball Showcase. “We just want to made the state tournament and gave our- selves a shot to accomplish what we wanted to bring them another night of positivity.” accomplish. I’m happy with the way the sea- Hogan’s a former girls basketball coach at Lynn English and has son went but I don’t think we’ve reached our run several local basketball tournaments throughout the years. full potential yet. I feel we can hit a lot better “I’ve been doing basketball my whole life,” Hogan said. “It’s a great than we have. Our defense has been solid and way to bring the community together.” our pitching has truly improved but I feel we Also helping run the event was Simmie Anderson, a former player can hit better.” and current assistant boys basketball coach at Classical. Classical closed its regular season after The second annual event featured the theme “Protect our Streets” dropping the Clancy Tournament final to and included a slate of ve games throughout the night; seventh North Reading. The past week and a half gave and eighth grade, ninth grade, a women’s division, high school boys Luciano and the Rams time to tune-up and and a men’s division. Each game was divided into East Lynn and regain their focus as they prepare for states. West Lynn teams that battled it out at the Marshall gym. LUCIANO, B2 BASKETBALL, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 2018 Boston bats remain hot as Sox cruise past Tigers

BOSTON (AP) — Andrew Benin- strikeouts and one walk, improving out five and walking two over 4 1/3 tendi and Christian Vazquez each to 4-1 in his last five starts with a innings in a rehab start for Triple-A hit a solo homer and had an RBI 2.14 ERA. The Red Sox are 11-1 in Toledo on Wednesday. double to back a strong start by his starts this season. Red Sox: Manager Alex Cora said Eduardo Rodriguez, carrying the Trailing 1-0, Boston took charge OF Mookie Betts (10-day disabled Boston Red Sox to a 7-1 win over the with its four-run inning against list, left abdominal strain) plans to Detroit Tigers on Wednesday night. Blaine Hardy (2-1). Vazquez hit his take batting practice Thursday and Xander Bogaerts added a two-run double of the left-field wall. Benin- then the club would “decide were double during a four-run third in- tendi and Bogaerts also hit theirs off we go” if he needs a rehab assign- ning for the Red Sox, who won their the Green Monster. ment. . The manager also said that fourth straight game and improved Benintendi homered into Boston’s 2B Dustin Pedroia (inflammation their major league-best record to 43- bullpen leading off the fifth. Vazquez 19. hit his into the Monster seats in the left knee) will “most likely” resume Miguel Cabrera and JaCoby Jones seventh. baseball activities Thursday. each had two hits for Detroit, which Hardy allowed five runs on eight ON HIS BOBBLEHEAD NIGHT has lost four of five. The Tigers have hits in six innings. Benintendi had his solid game on dropped 13 of their last 17 on the TRAINER’S ROOM his “Splash Bobblehead” giveaway PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS road. Tigers: RHP Jordan Zimmerman night. The bobblehead is him hold- Rodriguez (7-1) gave up one run (right shoulder impingement) gave ing a cooler to douse a teammate af- Christian Vazquez, center, went 3-for-4 with a on five hits in 5 2/3 innings with five up one run on three hits, striking ter a walkoff. home run and two RBI in a win Wednesday. Lynnfield girls basketball coach Jim Perry passes away For the second time in six had a great temperament and meeting and told them then,” he Perry graduated from Saugus ed the travel program in 2001. weeks, the Lynnfield High School worked very hard to teach the said. “It’s tough to say how they High School in 1982 where he The Pioneers struggled through community is mourning the sud- girls basketball skills. He worked took it because you never know played on the boys basketball Perry’s first two seasons, winning den loss of a basketball coach. great with administrators and with kids this age how much ex- team. just two games. This past season, On April 24, longtime freshman really just did anything we ever perience they have had in things He took over as the Pioneers’ the team appeared to be on the boys coach Kevin Canty passed asked of him. He was just a well- like this, but we wanted to let head coach in 2015, succeeding verge of turning the corner, win- away suddenly. liked guy who was so positive, no them know we were there for sup- Pam MacDonald, who coached ning three games with seven of Tuesday, girls basketball head matter whether they won or lost. port if they needed it. It’s very sad the team from 2010-2011 through their losses coming by nine points coach Jim Perry of Saugus died He will definitely be missed.” because he was such a positive the end of the 2014-2015 season. or less. suddenly of an apparent heart at- Cleary and school athletic direc- addition to our program. He came He also served as head coach of “He was definitely building the tack, according to school principal tor Michael Bierwirth said they into a program that had been the girls team at Saugus High program back up, so while it’s a Bob Cleary. broke the sad news to the mem- down for the last few years really and was active for many years in tragedy to lose him, it’s kind of a “We don’t have any definitive bers of the team yesterday. helped motivate the girls and de- the Saugus Youth and Recreation double tragedy when you consid- details yet, but we heard that it “We made an announcement veloped some great relationships Department’s youth basketball er he was really turning things was a heart attack,” said Cleary. about 10 minutes before the end with the girls who stayed with the instructional and travel team pro- around,” said Cleary. “We’re all just heartbroken about of the school day that current program, so that will definitely be grams. Perry’s assistant coach at Funeral arrangements are in- it, Jim was a really great guy who team members were to come to a missed.” Lynnfield, Peter Bocchino, found- complete at this time. Lynn Woods cross country series runs on Luciano leading the

The Lynn Woods Summer Cross finishing fourth (12:56). Rounding Marblehead’s Sarah Bitterman in Country Series continued its week- out the top five was Lynnfield’s Iain fifth place (21:18). way for the Rams as ly trio of races Wednesday after- McCarthy, who took fifth place with In the longest race of the after- noon, with a total of 230 runners a time of 12:57. noon, the 5.5-mile run, Adam Cook tournament begins crossing the finish line over the In the 2.8-mile race that ran of Melrose took the top spot with a course of the three races. from the reservoir to the goat path, time of 34:00. Other top finishers In the 1.59-mile kids race, Lynn’s Lynn’s Tiana Foglietta took first in the race were Lynn’s Matt Viega LUCIANO Christopher Kelley earned the win place with a time of 19:03. Round- in second place (34:41), Peabody’s From B1 with a time of 12:08. A trio of Lynn ing out the top five was Saugus’ Matthew Tremblay in third place “We went over situations,” Luciano said. “We took a lot of runners finished behind Kelley, Michael Mansfield in second place (36:02), Stoneham’s Christopher ground balls and a lot of batting practice. We’re just mak- with Kaylei Johnson taking second (19:38), Reading’s Dave Singer in Bustard in fourth place (36:21) and ing sure that we’re getting ready for the tournament. The (12:13), Yolanda Rindeiko finishing third place (20:30), Saugus’ Dillon Woburn’s Chris Smith in fifth place coaches deserve a lot of credit. They put in some new plays third (12:42) and Brendan Morris Duval in fourth place (21:04) and (36:39). toward the end of the season and that have helped us.” Luciano’s confident in Classical’s chances at making a run in states. If the Rams play solid in all three phases and St. John’s baseball moves on in Super 8 avoid mental errors, the results should fall in their favor. “We’re trying to limit our mental errors,” Luciano said. PREP of the fourth, Sanderson’s lone tough in the seventh, putting the game out “The physical errors will happen but we have to limit the From B1 inning of the game. Sanderson walked of Lexington’s reach. Tyler MacGregor mental ones. We’re looking to play solid defense, pitch well three in the frame and hit one batter (1-for-5) started the rally with a dou- and put the ball in play. Hopefully good things will happen. The Eagles scored the game’s first with the bases loaded. Lexington’s ble and scored on Bolger’s sacrifice-fly. “A tournament run as a senior would be huge,” Luciano run in the bottom of the second. Mike lone hit of the inning was a single Garrett Siegel and Freedman scored added. “I want to end my high school career on a good note. Yarin (2-for-3) led the inning with from Max Stevens. on a pair of Lexington errors, stretch- If we show up ready to work I think we’ll be fine.” a walk and stole the next two bases. Down 2-1, St. John’s answered in ing St. John’s lead to 7-2. After Lexington starter Jack Pawlo- the bottom of the fourth with two runs Lexington plated one run in the ski induced back-to-back outs, Yarin to reclaim the lead for good. Yarin sin- ninth but Relihan shut the door to scored on a RBI double from William gled to lead the frame and scored on seal St. John’s 7-3 win. Eagles roll to win in Potdevin (1-for-3, RBI). a RBI groundout by Max Freedman St. John’s moves to the “Super 8” “We kept stealing and we were ag- (1-for-3, RBI). Sean Lang’s (2-for-4, 2 winners’ bracket and draws a match- gressive,” Letarte said. “We wanted to RBI) RBI single plated Jacob Bolger up against No. 7 Franklin Saturday at Division 1 North opener come out and put pressure on them. (1-for-4, RBI) to give the Eagles a 3-2 Campanelli Stadium. That’s how we have to play. We can’t lead. “We’ll keep the same routine,” Le- EAGLES play scared. We have to put our play- A RBI single from Lang in the bot- tarte said. “We’ll get our scouting re- From B1 ers in position to score. We did that tom of the sixth bumped St. John’s ports, come back and hit the ball. It’s “We slowed down,” said Pynchon, “but that was why, and we started hitting.” edge to 4-2. a grind, nine-inning games are long though I have to say that playing a zone when you’re up by Lexington took a 2-1 lead in the top The Eagles pushed three runs across games.” four goals isn’t so bad. Playing against it when you’re be- hind, and you’re trying to catch up, is very difficult.” Marblehead girls tennis moves on in Division 2 North The Ghosts got the only goal of the second quarter on a shot by Cam Barsano, but Pynchon wasn’t anxious to play ROUNDUP be possibly the toughest test of the North tournament Wednesday. keep-away for the final 24 minutes. At halftime, he exhort- From B1 season in No. 2 Acton-Boxboro. The Marblehead got wins from Mi- ed his players to put on the same kind of push they’d put Colonials (13-1) won the Division 1 chelle Shub in first singles (6-0, 6-0), on in the first quarter, and the troops answered the call. Swampscott’s only point was se- state championship last season and Hannah Porath in second singles “Before you knew it,” he said, “it was 8-1.” cured by the second doubles Alli- returned almost the entire roster. (6-1, 6-0) and Lisa Krebs in third Penney got things rolling a little over four minutes into son and Madeline Trebendis, who “We’ll have to bring our A-game, singles (6-0, 6-1). In doubles play, the third quarter when DeLaus converted from about 10 defeated Claire Yang and Makayla that’s for sure,” said Prep coach the team of Mandy DuMais and Sim- feet out front. Penney completed his hat trick with 5:57 to Maffeo, 6-0, 7-5. Mark Metropolis. “They’re a very one Likterov (6-0, 6-0) and the team of go in the quarter, and then Rickards scored two quick goals only eight seconds apart to make it 8-1. Both goals were With the win, the Pioneers ad- solid team top to bottom, so what Cannan and Cahill Whittier (6-0, 6-1) essentially off the same plays, with Rickards rotating to the vanced to Friday’s semifinals we may try to do is strengthen our each earned a win. against Austin Prep at Reading (1). front of the net, taking a pass, and scoring. doubles teams as much as possible “The girls made very few errors to- BOYS TENNIS and try to win there, then hope one By the fourth quarter, it was all over but the shouting. day and came focused and ready to St. John’s Prep 5, of our singles players can come up “We had a couple of chances,” said Pynchon, “but we play,” said Marblehead coach Tracy Chelmsford 0 with a win. It’ll be tough.” couldn’t convert. Also, we were substituting pretty freely by Ackerman. “It was awesome to have The No. 7 Eagles cruised to a big St. John’s and Acton-Boxboro will then too.” win in the opening round of the Di- face off Friday (4). so many members of the community Pynchon feels the struggles the Eagles faced earlier this vision 1 North tournament. Mikey Bedford 5, Marblehead 0 come and cheer us on. We have a deep season are behind them. Prokopis (6-2, 6-1), Jacob Salacci After getting upset by the No. 10 line up that the whole team feels con- “Our goal,” he said, “is to be playing our best lacrosse now. (6-1, 6-0) and Jack Malolepszy (6- seed in the first round of the Divi- fident that any position is going to go That’s always our goal. (Records such as) 9-9, 10-9, they 0, 6-2) each earned a win in singles sion 2 North tournament, the No. 7 out and play strong.” don’t mean anything now. play. In doubles play, the team of Magicians finish the season at 14-7. No. 2 Marblehead (18-1) will host “What matters is how we’re playing now,” he said. “Every- Amal Raisingani and Carlton Ri- GIRLS TENNIS No. 7 Beverly this afternoon at Seaside thing we did this season, every loss, prepared us for what ester (2-6, 6-2-10-1) and the team of Marblehead 5, Danvers 0 Park (4). we’re facing now.” Brendan Ziegler and Liam Kircher The Magicians only dropped three BOYS LACROSSE Pynchon also had high praise for Robbie Densmore, “who (6-2, 6-1) grabbed wins. games total across all matches in Chelmsford 16, Revere 2 had an exceptional game, especially with ground balls. Next up for St. John’s (14-5) will their win to open the Division 2 The Patriots end the season at 10-9. “Our defense in general played excellent,” he said. ‘Protect Our Streets’ tournament returns Lynn high alums BASKETBALL “Fred and Simmie have been Edwards, Javaris Hill, Treavuon year’s showcase. ilton, Kirsten Ferrari, Kayla From B1 great,” Ford said. “It just keeps Baldwin, Robert Wallace, Jeffrey “I felt like people sometimes Murkison, Taneka Brown, Ebo- getting bigger and bigger, we try Barboza and Josh Perez. can leave them out a bit,” An- ny White, Christina McKenzie, “I just look at it as, if both sides to do anything we can.” Alumni returning for the derson said. “So we knew that if Ashlynn Babb, Cheneysse Hill of the city can come together to Ford watched his grandson, men’s game were current Clas- we’re having boys games we’re and Jessica French. play tonight, whatever is going Jason Donohue, play in a com- sical head coach Jasper Grassa, having women too, can’t leave “I had almost six alumni com- on in the streets, this shows how petitive seventh and eighth Alvin Abreu, Jarell Byrd, cur- them out.” ing, it was fun,” Hogan said. “I we can all come together,” An- grade game that was ultimately rent English head coach Anto- For Hogan, several of the ath- looked forward to catching up derson said. decided by a three-point margin. nio Anderson, Keandre Stanton, letes in the women’s division with some of them and taking a “We have a great core of kids, “There’s a lot of basketball tal- Paul Beckons, Travonne Ber- were former players he had picture.” we’re just trying to put the com- ent in Lynn,” Ford said. ry-Rogers, Quincy Imadiyi, Tony coached at Lynn English. That Winners of each game were munity together here tonight.” Current Lynn high school Gallo, Marcus Echevarria, Corey includes Lashaunda Hogan, rewarded with medals and an Lynn School Committee mem- players that participated in- Bingham, Kyle Doucette, Dorien Diondra Woumn and Deidra MVP was chosen from each win- ber John Ford has supported cluded Jalen Johnson, Jalen Brown, Peter Mafo, Victor Smith Newson from the Bulldogs team ning team to be presented with Anderson and Hogan through- Echevarria, Dyrell Rucker, Er- and Freddy Hogan Jr. that won the Division 1 North a trophy. out their mission and says he is ick and Edwin Solis, Alonzo Lin- Anderson and Hogan were es- championship four years ago, “We try to make it feel great proud to see what they are doing ton, Ademide Badmus, Abraham pecially excited about adding a also joined by Jennie Duggins, for them,” Hogan said. “The kids has a growing impact. Diaz, Marvens Rosirus, Javonte women’s division game into this Jeanette Anderson, Renay Ham- love it.” THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE NORTH SHORE NAVIGATORS SCHEDULE FCBL STANDINGS THURSDAY Swampscott vs. Tyngsboro (3:30) (Not including last night’s games) Tonight Friday MIAA Baseball MIAA Boys Tennis Saturday Division 1 North First Round Division 3 North Quarterfinals at Brockton vs Martha’s vs Nashua W L Pct. GB Streak L10 Lincoln-Sudbury at Classical (7) Swampscott at Lynnfield (3:30) (7) Vineyard (7) (6) Bristol 6 1 0.857 - 3W 6-1 Winthrop/Ipswich at Austin Prep Lawrence at Peabody (4) M. Vineyard 3 1 0.750 1.5 1W 3-1 Division 2 North First Round (3:30) St. Mary’s at Danvers (4) MIAA Girls Tennis Brockton 4 2 0.667 1.5 3W 4-2 Tewksbury at Beverly (4) Division 1 North Quarterfinals Sunday Monday Worcester 4 3 0.571 2 2L 4-3 Division 3 North First Round Peabody at Boston Latin (4) at Nashua Nashua 2 4 0.333 3.5 1W 2-4 Saugus at Lynnfield (4) Division 2 North Quarterfinals North Shore 1 5 0.167 4.5 2L 1-5 Triton at Gloucester (4) (5) OFF Gloucester/Burlington vs. Belmont/ Pittsfi eld 1 5 0.167 4.5 5L 1-5 Fenwick at Latin Acad. (4) Concord-Carlisle (3:30) Swampscott at O’Bryant (4) Marblehead vs. Beverly (4) Division 4 North First Round Winthrop at Lowell Cath. (4) FRIDAY MIAA Softball MIAA Baseball Division 1 North Preliminary Division 2 North First Round Lexington at Classical (4) Salem at E. Boston (4) Division 2 North First Round Division 4 North First Round Danvers at Arl. Cath. (4 Tech at Ham-Wenham (4) Division 3 North First Round MIAA Softball Manchester at Lynnfield (4) Division 1 North First Round MIAA Boys Lacrosse Beverly at Revere (4) Division 3 North Quarterfinal Division 2 North First Round St. Mary’s at Ipswich (5) Melrose at Marblehead (4:30) Winthrop at Austin Prep (5) Saugus at Triton (4) MIAA Girls Lacrosse Division 3 North Preliminary Division 1 North Quarterfinals Winthrop at Watertown (4) Woburn/Beverly vs. Westford/Central Division 3 North First Round Cath. (TBA) St. Mary’s at Lowell Cath. (4) Marblehead vs. Masconomet (TBA) MIAA Boys Lacrosse Division 2 North Quarterfinals Division 2 North Quarterfinal Lynnfield at Newburyport (TBA) Marblehead at Reading (5)

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TV/RADIO TV Hightower thrilled to be back on MLB 12:30 p.m...... LA Dodgers at Pittsburgh ...... MLB Network 7:10 p.m...... Detroit at Boston ...... ESPN, NESN the eld with Patriots defense Stanley Cup Final 8 p.m...... Washington at Vegas ...... NBC FOXBOROUGH (AP) — Dont’a say, with my teammates.” Asked if he might have done some WNBA Hightower is clearly thrilled to be Hightower, 28, has failed to play a coaching while not playing, High- 7 p.m...... Connecticut at New York ...... NBCSB back on the eld after the frustra- full schedule in any of his six years tower said, “Not so much. There 10:30 p.m...... Seattle at Los Angeles ...... ESPN2 tion of having to sit and watch most in the NFL. In fact, he has missed were small things I’d see during the Diving of last season on the sidelines. 24 of a possible 96 regular-season games or whatever or I’d see on the 4 p.m...... FINA World Cup ...... NBCSN After making one of the biggest games since becoming a pro in 2012. IPad at practice, I might say some- Golf sacks in New England franchise “It just (stinks) not being out thing to them. Not so much as a history when he separated Atlanta’s there,” he said. “I know in my career coach on the sideline.” 9 a.m...... European PGA: Shot Clock Masters ...... Golf Matt Ryan from the football during in the league I’ve missed a lot of So did it spark interest for him in 1 p.m...... Web.com: Rust-Oleum Championship ...... Golf New England’s Super Bowl come- games. It’s de nitely not anticipated a coaching future? 4 p.m...... PGA: FedEx St. Jude Classic ...... Golf back in February 2017, Hightower and it’s not something I look forward “Maybe,” he said. “De nitely not Mixed martial arts — who had missed three games the to doing or want to do. But it’s part in the NFL, probably not in college, 10 p.m...... Professional Fighters League ...... NBCSN previous season with a knee prob- of it. either. Soccer lem — was lost ve games into the “Just not being out there during “I’ve been away for too long, man. 3 p.m...... Men’s friendly: England vs. Costa Rica ...... FS1 2017 schedule with a torn pectoral the regular season, let alone the I don’t know if I can do that. I mean, 9 p.m...... Women’s friendly: US vs. China ...... FS1 muscle. Coincidentally, he was hurt playoffs, it (stinks) and it hurts.” I love football but I don’t know if I Tennis against the Falcons. During his downtime, he said, love it that much.” 8 a.m...... French Open ...... Tennis His absence, felt deeply by a team “I just do what I can, whether it’s NOTES 11 a.m...... French Open ...... NBC that came up short defensively in talking to (media), or going out Rob Gronkowski caught a touch- Track and field the Super Bowl, wasn’t easy for to dinner and talking about some down pass from Tom Brady in the 2 p.m...... IAAF Diamond League ...... NBCSN Hightower to handle — even if it’s stuff.” corner of the end zone during one 7 p.m...... NCAA Division 1 Outdoor Championships ESPN2 something he had gotten used to. And he also remained part of the drill. Instead of his customary spike, Radio “Absolutely,” the linebacker and group of linebackers. he threw the ball out of the prac- MLB defensive captain said Wednesday, “We’ve got a group chat. We stay tice elds. . Gronkowski, in a great 7:10 p.m...... Detroit at Boston ...... WEEI-FM 93.7 following the second day of the Pa- on that,” he said. “We’ve got a big state of mind after his offseason of triots’ mandatory minicamp outside old group chat. Whether it’s a fun- uncertainty, walked past the High- Gillette Stadium. “Being out last ny meme or somebody’s got a ques- tower interview and was heard say- NHL PLAYOFFS year and even a little bit more the tion about football, or we’re talking ing, with a laugh, “They trading me STANLEY CUP FINAL Monday, June 4 year before that, it just feels good to about something happening on TV, still?” . Day 2 and Brady remains (Best-of-7) Washington 6, Vegas 2, Washing- be out here and be able to communi- or the (NBA) Finals or whatever. quiet, with Thursday seen as a pos- cate, go through the worst part and We’ve got a tight-knit group and we sibility for him to meet with the me- Monday, May 28 ton leads series 3-1 Vegas 6, Washington 4 embracing the (camp stuff), as they stay close.” dia. Thursday, June 7 Wednesday, May 30 Washington 3, Vegas 2 Washington at Vegas, 8 p.m. Saturday, June 2 Sunday, June 10 Washington 3, Vegas 1 x-Vegas at Washington, 8 p.m. LeBron and the Cavs aim for a win at home

NBA PLAYOFFS NBA FINALS Golden State at Cleveland, 9 p.m. (Best-of-7) Friday, June 8 Thursday, May 31 Golden State at Cleveland, 9 p.m. Golden State 124, Cleveland 114 Monday, June 11 Sunday, June 3 Cleveland at Golden State, 9 p.m. Golden State 122, Cleveland 103, Thursday, June 14 Golden State leads series 2-0 x-Golden State at Cleveland, 9 Wednesday, June 6 p.m.

MLB AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Boston 43 19 .694 — Washington 35 25 .583 — New York 39 18 .684 1½ Atlanta 36 26 .581 — Tampa Bay 28 32 .467 14 Philadelphia 32 26 .552 2 Toronto 26 34 .433 16 New York 27 32 .458 7½ Baltimore 19 41 .317 23 Miami 21 39 .350 14 Central Division Central Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Cleveland 32 28 .533 — Milwaukee 37 25 .597 — Detroit 29 34 .460 4½ Chicago 33 24 .579 1½ Minnesota 26 31 .456 4½ St. Louis 32 26 .552 3 Kansas City 21 40 .344 11½ Pittsburgh 30 30 .500 6 Chicago 19 39 .328 12 Cincinnati 21 40 .344 15½ West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Seattle 38 22 .633 — Arizona 32 29 .525 — Houston 37 25 .597 2 Colorado 31 29 .517 ½ Los Angeles 34 28 .548 5 San Francisco 31 31 .500 1½ Oakland 31 30 .508 7½ Los Angeles 30 30 .500 1½ Texas 26 37 .413 13½ San Diego 29 35 .453 4½

Wednesday’s Games 8:05 p.m. Washington 11, Tampa Bay 2 Kansas City (Hammel 2-5) at Oakland Baltimore 1, N.Y. Mets 0 (Montas 2-0), 10:05 p.m. Cleveland 3, Milwaukee 1 Colorado (Anderson 3-1) at Cincinnati Boston 7, Detroit 1 (Mahle 4-6), 12:35 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. L.A. Dodgers (Santana 1-0) at Pittsburgh Oakland at Texas, 8:05 p.m. (Taillon 3-4), 12:35 p.m. Chicago White Sox at Minnesota, 8:10 Miami (Hernandez 0-3) at St. Louis (Miko- p.m. las 6-1), 1:15 p.m. Seattle at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Philadelphia (Pivetta 4-4) at Chicago Cubs Kansas City at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. (Chatwood 3-4), 2:20 p.m. San Diego 3, Atlanta 1 Friday’s Games San Francisco 5, Arizona 4, 10 innings Baltimore at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. Chicago White Sox at Boston, 7:10 p.m. Colorado at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. Cleveland at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. Philadelphia at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. Miami at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. Seattle at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. Thursday’s Games Houston at Texas, 8:05 p.m. Chicago White Sox (Shields 1-6) at Minne- L.A. Angels at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. sota (Berrios 6-5), 1:10 p.m. Kansas City at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. Baltimore (Cashner 2-7) at Toronto (Garcia Pittsburgh at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. 2-4), 7:07 p.m. Milwaukee at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Detroit (Boyd 3-4) at Boston (Beeks 0-0), San Francisco at Washington, 7:05 p.m. 7:10 p.m. San Diego at Miami, 7:10 p.m. LeBron James, left, posts up Golden State Warriors forward Andre Iguodala during Game 3 Seattle (Leake 5-3) at Tampa Bay (TBD), St. Louis at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. 7:10 p.m. Arizona at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. of the NBA Finals Wednesday night. Houston (Cole 6-1) at Texas (Hamels 3-5), Atlanta at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. B4 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 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 THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

HOROSCOPE

GEMINI (May 21-June 20) 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) Avoid persuasive individuals You’ll be tempted to make a Live and learn. By getting in- You are smart, energetic and Make changes at home that Don’t make personal changes asking you for too much or try- change without giving enough volved in a course or taking capable of fending for yourself, will expand your interests. A just yet. Give yourself time to ing to guilt you into something thought to the outcome. Before on a motivational challenge, so don’t let someone take ad- space you can set aside for you don’t want to do. Sign up you make a mistake, consid- you will discover someone or vantage of you by passing on something you enjoy doing will figure out a plan that will en- for something that offers a er getting sound advice from something you want to pur- an exaggerated offer that isn’t motivate you to turn a hobby sure your success. Acting in mental stimulus. someone you trust. sue. likely to pan out. into a home business. haste will set you back.

CANCER (June 21-July 22) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) If you take part in events that You’ll be drawn into something You will need lots of informa- You’ve got the willpower, disci- Let your emotions lead the way, Don’t trust anyone to handle broaden your horizons, you will that isn’t a good fit. Listen to tion to make the right decision, pline and wherewithal to bring even if someone is difficult your responsibilities for you. If expand your interests and cir- people’s opinions, ask ques- so find it! Know your limitations about change that will improve to deal with. If you dig into a cle of friends. Explore new ave- tions and consider what’s best and don’t fold under pressure. your life. Don’t let someone pending problem, someone you make a change to the way nues and consider a makeover for you before you agree to get Walk away from anyone looking from your past lead you astray will disclose the information you do things, you’ll find it eas- or an update to your image. involved. for a fight. or cause you any distress. you need to move forward. ier to finish what you start.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Fake flower prompts emotional reaction from offended widow From a defender to a declarer DEAR ABBY: My broth- DEAR ABBY: I need Marshall McLuhan, a Cana- cashed the heart ace, learning er-in-law died a month ago Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van your advice. I’m in love dian professor who helped to about the bad break. Declarer and was cremated by the Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, with a wonderful man. He develop media theory, wrote, took his two spade winners local affiliate of a promi- and was founded by her mother, says he likes and respects “People don’t actually read and played a diamond to the nent funeral home. To me but does not love me. I newspapers. They step into 10 and king. East returned Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at them every morning like a hot a diamond. South won with make it easier for my sis- DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los desperately want his love, ter, I accompanied her to bath.” his queen, led a club to the Angeles, CA 90069. but have agreed to be Don’t climb out of the bath king, cashed the diamond ace the mortuary to pick up friends with benefits in until you finish the bridge col- and played the last diamond, her husband’s remains. I the hope that in the future umn! Also, if you think your pa- ruffed and overruffed. West walked in alone, and as I are grieving, emotions are items that need to be he may come to love me. per has reprinted yesterday’s took trick 10 with his club ace returned to the car with sometimes raw, so I’m not hung. I don’t think we Should I continue with by mistake, hold thy emails. and led another club. Dummy going to scold you. Howev- his urn, a young funeral should have to go through this, and is there a future Yesterday, South was in retained K-J-4 of hearts, and er, your response to the home employee in a black this charade just to ap- for me? three no-trump and went East Q-9-6. When Chemla suit and scuffed shoes fol- young man was ungra- pease her. It will only en- down when the first trick went ruffed with dummy’s heart lowed me. Through the cious. All that needed to be courage her to buy us HOPEFUL IN club 10, seven, two, jack. At four, East overruffed, but then window of the car, he pre- said was, “No, thank you.” more things. What should TELANGANA, INDIA the other table in a match had to lead away from the sented my sister an artifi- I do? between France and the heart queen. South lost only cial red rose and said, DEAR ABBY: My moth- DEAR HOPEFUL: For Netherlands, this auction was one heart, one diamond and “We’re sorry for your loss.” er-in-law keeps buying us NO MORE CLOSET many people, liking and conducted by Paul Chemla one club. My sister and I were ap- decorator items that don’t GIFTS respecting someone would (South, arguably France’s have a place in our home. make the person a candi- best-ever player — and Chem- palled by the insincerity of DEAR N.M.C.G.: It la would agree with that!) and this gesture, and I called While I appreciate the ef- date for marriage. The bad fort and the thought, I won’t destroy your home to Michel Perron (North, another and told the funeral home display one (or two) of the news is, the man you care great player). director that the senti- have no more closet space so much about is not one of in which to store them. I items your MIL has given How did Chemla play in four ments were as phony as them. The good news is, was taught to accept gifts you while she’s visiting. hearts after West led a low the rose. He said, “I there are many eligible, spade? and express gratitude, But while she’s there, make thought it was a great emotionally available men In the auction, three no- even if you don’t like them. sure she opens the closet idea,” and couldn’t under- trump showed a balanced My mother-in-law is where you have stored all who might value what you stand our reaction. Were raise to four hearts. coming to visit in a few the other items she has have to offer. Time is pre- we wrong? cious. If you want your fu- Given that the trumps were weeks, and my husband sent “because she’s such a 5-0, this looked like a tough ture to be a happy one, be RESENTING PHONY insists we should display generous doll you can’t task. But Chemla took his glad your friend with ben- SENTIMENTS the items she’s purchased possibly use them all.” 10th trick about 40 seconds for us. This would entail When she leaves, sell the efits has been honest with after starting trick one. He DEAR RESENTING: putting holes in my walls, gifts or donate them, then you, cut your losses and won with the spade king and Yes, you were. When people as she tends to get us pray she takes the hint. look elsewhere for love.

EVENING TV LISTINGS THURSDAY’S TV JUNE 7, 2018 CROSSWORD 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS WGBH Greater A Conversation With Bill Moy- Brain Secrets With Dr. Michael Merzenich Aman- Beyond Greater Steves’ Antiques ^ PBS Boston ers Journalist Bill Moyers. Maintaining cognitive fitness. pour-PBS 100 Days Boston Europe WBZ Wheel of Jeopardy! Big Bang Young Mom Life in S.W.A.T. “Pilot” News Late Show-Colbert Late Late Show With $ CBS Fortune (N) Theory Sheldon Pieces James Corden WCVB News- Chronicle Celebrity Family The $100,000 To Tell the Truth News- Jimmy Kimmel Nightline Page Six % ABC Center 5 Feud Pyramid Center 5 Live (N) (N) TV (N) WBTS Boston Access 2018 Stanley Cup Final Washington Capitals at Vegas Golden Boston Tonight Show-J. Late Night With * NBC News (N) Knights. Stanley Cup Final, Game 5. (N) News Fallon Seth Meyers WFXT Ent. TMZ (N) The Four: Battle for Stardom “Week One” Boston 25 News at Boston TMZ Daily- Simpsons Boston 9 FOX Tonight Contestants vie for the prize. (N) 10PM (N) News MailTV News WUTF Sansón y Dalila Reto 4 elementos: Naturaleza extrema Sansón y Dalila El Príncipe Laura Mal- = UMA querida WSBK Big Bang Big Bang WBZ News 8p (N) Law & Order: Crimi- Law & Order: Crimi- Seinfeld Seinfeld How I Met How I Met King of F MNT Theory Theory nal Intent nal Intent Queens WGBX Retire Safe & Secure With Ed Slott Pro- Forever Painless With Miranda Rick PBS NewsHour (N) The This Old House Hawking L PBS tecting savings for retirement. Edmonde-White Steves Hour WWJE I Survived A couple I Killed My BFF Deadly Motives (N) Dr. G: Medical Manhunt- Manhunt- Most Shocking Border R JN fight for their lives. Examiner ers ers Wars WLVI Gold- Gold- Supernatural Black Lightning 7 News at 10PM on Modern Modern Family American Cleveland X CW bergs bergs “Patience” CW56 (N) Family Family Guy Dad TELE Caso Cerrado: Mi familia perfecta Al otro lado del El señor de los Al Rojo Titulares Al otro lado del El Señor ¨ TELE Edición Estelar (N) (N) muro (N) cielos (N) Vivo y más muro de los WABU Blue Bloods “The Blue Bloods “Blow- Blue Bloods “The Blue Bloods “The Blue Bloods “Mob Blue Bloods “Good Blue ¥ ION Extra Mile” back” Greater Good” Price of Justice” Rules” Cop, Bad Cop” Bloods CABLE STATIONS Live PD: Live PD: Live PD: Live PD: Live PD: Live PD: Live PD: Live PD: Live PD: Live PD: Live PD: Live PD: Live PD: A&E Patrol Patrol Patrol Patrol Patrol Patrol Patrol Patrol Patrol Patrol Patrol Patrol Patrol (5:30) ›››‡ ››‡ National Lampoon’s Vacation (1983) ›› The Great Outdoors (1988, Comedy) ›››‡ Airplane! (1980) Robert AMC “Groundhog Day” Chevy Chase, Beverly D’Angelo. Dan Aykroyd, John Candy. Hays, Julie Hagerty. Southern Charm Southern Charm Southern Charm (N) Imposters (N) Watch Southern Charm Housewives/NYC BRAVO “What da Fuskie” “Hilton Head-ache” What Naked and Afraid XL Naked and Afraid XL Naked and Afraid XL Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid Afraid DISC XL Pop-Up Edition “Ashes to Ashes” “The Darkest Hour” Bunk’d Bunk’d Andi Raven’s Stuck/ Duck- Bizaard- Raven’s Andi Bunk’d Duck- Raven’s Stuck/ DISN Mack Home Middle Tales vark Home Mack Tales Home Middle MLB Baseball Detroit Tigers at Boston Red Sox. Fenway Park. (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter With SportsCen- ESPN Scott Van Pelt (N) ter College Track and Field NCAA Men’s and Women’s Outdoor Champion- WNBA Basketball Seattle Storm at Los Nación ESPN (N) ESPN2 ships. From Eugene, Ore. (N) Angeles Sparks. Staples Center. (N) (5:30) ›››‡ “The Marvel’s Cloak & Marvel’s Cloak & The Fosters “Meet The 700 Club ›‡ Zookeeper (2011) Kevin FREE Incredibles” Dagger (N) Dagger (N) the Fosters” James, Rosario Dawson. (5:00) ›› “Now You ››› Straight Outta Compton (2015) O’Shea Jackson Jr. N.W.A ››› Straight Outta Compton (2015, Biography) FX See Me 2” revolutionizes music and pop culture in 1988. O’Shea Jackson Jr., Corey Hawkins, Jason Mitchell. “Dunkirk” VICE ››› The Devil Wears Prada (2006, Com- The Tale (2018, Drama) Laura Dern, Eliza- Succession “Cel- West- HBO News edy) Meryl Streep. ‘PG-13’ beth Debicki. ‘NR’ (Adult situations) ebration” world Swamp People Swamp People: Swamp People “United We Stand” Mother Alone Ten brave Swamp People: Swamp HIST “Speed Demons” Blood and Guts (N) Nature dishes up a disaster. (N) participants return. 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Henry Henry Movie Fresh Fresh Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends NICK Danger Danger Prince Prince “Terms- ››‡ Bad Moms (2016, Com- Billions “Kompenso” Patrick Melrose Shameless “Pilot” Gigolos Billions “Kompenso” SHOW Endear.” edy) Mila Kunis. ‘R’ “Mother’s Milk” ››‡ Save the Last Dance (2001, Ro- Vida ››‡ Untraceable (2008, Suspense) Diane Vida Sweetbit- ›› The Amityville STARZ mance) Julia Stiles. ‘PG-13’ Lane, Billy Burke, Colin Hanks. ‘R’ ter Horror (2005) ‘R’ ››‡ Journey to the Center of the Earth ›› Journey 2: The Mysterious Island The Expanse “Intran- Face Off “Face Your Seventh SYFY (2008, Children’s) Brendan Fraser. (2012) Dwayne Johnson, Michael Caine. sigence” Fears” Son Seinfeld Seinfeld Seinfeld Seinfeld Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Conan (N) Brooklyn Conan TBS Theory Theory Theory Theory Nine NCIS: New Orleans ››› American Gangster (2007) Denzel Washington. 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MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain given by J. Richard Kellett and Joanne M. Kellett to Shamrock Financial By virtue of and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage given by Sy Chhin and Tony L. Try to Mortgage Electronic Registration Corporation, a Rhode Island Corporation, dated August 14, 2003 and recorded mortgage given by Paul A. Ricchi and Sheila L. Ricchi to Mortgage Electronic Systems, Inc., dated June 26, 2007 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 21556, Page Registration Systems, Inc. acting solely as a nominee for Union Trust Mortgage District) Registry of Deeds at Book 26966, Page 557, of which mortgage the 240, subsequently assigned to Option One Mortgage Corporation, a California Corporation, dated October 25, 2010 and recorded in Essex County (Southern undersigned is the present holder by assignment from Mortgage Electronic Corporation by Shamrock Financial Corporation, a Rhode Island Corporation by District) Registry of Deeds in Book 29916, Page 526 (the "Mortgage") of which Registration Systems, Inc. to BAC Home Loans Servicing, LP, f/k/a Countrywide assignment recorded in said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at mortgage Bank of America N.A., Successor By Merger to BAC Home Loans Home Loans Servicing, LP dated June 30, 2011 and recorded with said Registry Book 24708, Page 12, subsequently assigned to WELLS FARGO BANK, NATIONAL Servicing LP, FKA Countrywide Home Loans Servicing LP is the present holder by on July 13, 2011 at Book 30525, Page 324 and by assignment from Bank of ASSOCIATION AS TRUSTEE FOR ASSET BACKED SECURITIES CORPORATION HOME assignment from Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. to Bank of America, N.A. f/k/a Countrywide Home Loans Servicing, LP to Federal National EQUITY LOAN TRUST 2003-HE6 , ASSET BACKED PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES, America N.A., Successor By Merger to BAC Home Loans Servicing LP, FKA Mortgage Association dated October 26, 2011 and recorded with said Registry on SERIES 2003-HE6 by SAND CANYON CORPORATION FKA OPTION ONE MORTGAGE Countrywide Home Loans Servicing LP dated June 26, 2012 recorded in Essex November 9, 2011 at Book 30818, Page 57 and by assignment from Countrywide CORPORATION by assignment recorded in said Essex County (Southern District) County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 31496, Page 200, for breach Home Loans, Inc. to Green Tree Servicing LLC dated May 14, 2013 and recorded Registry of Deeds at Book 34951, Page 567 for breach of the conditions of said of conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same, the with said Registry on May 22, 2013 at Book 32489, Page 330 and by assignment Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at mortgaged premises located at 63 Pendexter Street, Lynn, MA 01904 will be sold from Federal National Mortgage Association to Green Tree Servicing LLC dated 10:00 AM on June 21, 2018 at 420 Salem Street, Lynnfield, MA, all and singular at a Public Auction at 2:00 PM on July 27, 2018, at the mortgaged premises, November 10, 2014 and recorded with said Registry on November 20, 2014 at the premises described in said Mortgage, to wit: more particularly described below, all and singular the premises described in said Book 33682, Page 531, for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the mortgage, to wit: purpose of foreclosing, the same will be sold at Public Auction at 9:00 a.m. on A certain parcel of land, together with the buildings thereon, situated in said June 18, 2018, on the mortgaged premises located at 5 River Street Court, Lynn, Lynnfield, being known as No. 420 Salem Street, bounded and described as THE LAND IN LYNN, ESSEX COUNTY, COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, Essex County, Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said follows: PARCEL ONE: The northeasterly portion of the lot of meadow and TOGETHER WITH THE BUILDINGS THEREON, KNOWN AS AND NUMBERED 63 mortgage, woodland on the northerly side of Salem Street, and known as the "Mount Hunger PENDEXTER STREET, BOUNDED AND DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: Lot" and said portion is bounded and described as follows: SOUTHERLY by land of TO WIT: Delia T. Rich; EASTERLY by land now or formerly Andrew Mansfield's heirs; thence BEING SHOWN AS LOT A-1 ON "RESUBDIVISION OF LAND OWNED BY PHYLLIS A. on the NORTHERLY side by land now or formerly of the Boston & Maine R.R. Co., LOMASNEY", O.W. MCINTOSH, CIVIL ENGINEER, DATED AUGUST 20, 1964, Exhibit A 80 feet; thence on the WESTERLY side to a point which measures 350 feet from RECORDED WITH SAID REGISTRY OF DEEDS, BOOK 5200, PAGE 1, BOUNDED AND PARCEL I: the southwesterly corner of the land of Delia T. Rich on the northwesterly boundary DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: The land together with the buildings thereon located in Lynn, Essex County, line of said Delia T. Rich's land. PARCEL TWO: A certain lot of upland bounded as Massachusetts, bounded and described as follows: WESTERLY By the cubed line of follows: Beginning at the southwesterly corner of said lot by land formerly of James SOUTH BY PENDEXTER STREET, 31.62 FEET; River Street Court, eighty-one and 50/100 feet; Newhall and the Salem Road so-called; thence running EASTERLY on said road to SOUTHWEST BY A CURVED LINE AT THE CORNER OF SAVORY AND PENDEXTER NORTHERLY By Canal Street. forty-eight feet; and land now or formerly of Andrew Mansfield; thence running NORTHERLY by said STREETS, 52.25 FEET; EASTERLY By land now or formerly of Devaney, sixty-eight feet; be any or all of said Mansfield land to land formerly of Elbridge Gerry; thence bounded NORTHERLY and WESTERLY BY SAVORY STREET, 67.85 FEET; measurements more or less; and said lot containing about 1,650 square feet of WESTERLY by land of said Gerry and formerly of James Newhall to the first NORTHERLY BY LAND OF MCCUSKER, AS SHOWN ON PLAN 71.93 FEET; AND land. mentioned bound by said road as the wall now stands or did stand. Excepting from EASTERLY BY LOT B-1 AS SHOWN ON SAID PLAN, 104.84 FEET. See plan on file in Assessors' Office, City Hall, Lynn, dated February 12, 1908. the above described parcels so much as has been taken by the Commonwealth of PARCEL II: Massachusetts by Takings referred to in Book 3222, Page 180, see Plan Book 72, CONTAINING 6,739 SQUARE FEET OF LAND, MORE OR LESS, ALL IN ACCORDANCE A certain parcel of land together with the buildings thereon in said Lynn, Essex Plan 21, Sheet 4 of 8; Book 4146, Page 394, see Plan Book 85, Plan 93, Sheet 5 WITH SAID PLAN. County, Massachusetts formerly #5 River Street Court, bounded and described as of 9; and Book 4526, Page 204, see Plan Book 91, Plan 94, Sheet 2 of 4. follows: Excepting therefrom that certain piece or parcel of land conveyed by a deed from For mortgagor's title see deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern SOUTHERLY: On River Street Court in the old deeds of said parcel is called River J. Richard Kellett and Joanne M. Kellet to James R. Kellett dated August 24, 1998 District) Registry of Deeds in Book 26084, Page 533. Street and in the older deeds this Court is referred to as, a street leading to and recorded Book 15119, Page 235. For title reference see Deed dated October Needham's Landing (so called) there measuring about three (3) rods: and 27, 1971 and recorded Book 5815, Page 195. The premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and other WESTERLY: On land formerly of Joseph Moulton, Jr., about six (6) rods; municipal assessments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable NORTHERLY: By a new Street (now or formerly called Canal Street) about three (3) Upon information there are minor scriveners error in the legal attached to the encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mortgage, and subject to rods; subject mortgage wherein it is also "Containing two acres and forty two poles, and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, reservations and conditions of EASTERLY: By land now formerly of Joseph Moulton, Jr., about six (6) rods. more or less," and is "subject to all easements of record, see particularly Book record and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession. 2879, page 247 and Book 2897, Page 360." For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum of District) Registry of Deeds in Book 26966, Page 555. The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, $5,000.00 as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order restrictions, encroachments, building and zoning laws, liens, unpaid taxes, tax to qualify as a bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt from These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights of tenants and parties in this requirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the possession, and attorney's fees and costs. acceptance of bid; balance of purchase price payable in cash or by certified check nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax in thirty (30) days from the date of the sale at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or TERMS OF SALE: Korde & Associates, P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of or such other time as may be designated by mortgagee. The description for the having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be error in this publication. required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of TERMS OF SALE: the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days Other terms to be announced at the sale. from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid Bank of America N.A., Successor By Merger to BAC Home Loans Servicing LP, FKA will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms Countrywide Home Loans Servicing LP balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure Korde & Associates, P.C. California Street, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be 900 Chelmsford Street Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further Suite 3102 date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The Lowell, MA 01851 of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of (978) 256-1500 shall control in the event of an error in this publication. an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. Ricchi, Paul A., 17-030181 Item: June 7, 14, 21, 2018 Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. Wells Fargo Bank, National Association as Trustee for Asset Backed Securities DITECH FINANCIAL LLC F/K/A GREEN TREE SERVICING LLC Corporation Home Equity Loan Trust 2003-HE6, Asset Backed Pass-Through Legal Notice Present holder of said mortgage Certificates, Series 2003-HE6 The Lynn Housing Authority & Neighborhood Development will hold a Public By its Attorneys, Present Holder of said Mortgage, Hearing to discuss implementation of a Significant Amendment to its CFP 5 Year HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. By Its Attorneys, Plan as required by the U.S. Dept. of Housing & Urban Development. Lynn Housing 150 California Street ORLANS PC Authority & Neighborhood Development will amend the CFP 5 Year Plan in order to Newton, MA 02458 PO Box 540540 allocate Capital Funding released by HUD for the Fiscal years 2018, 2019, 2020, (617) 558-0500 Waltham, MA 02454 2021, and 2022. In accordance with HUD regulations, a PUBLIC HEARING will be 201406-0144 - TEA Phone: (781) 790-7800 held on Tuesday July 24th, 2018 at 5:30 p.m. in the Community Room located at Item: May 24, 31, June 7, 2018 16-005115 10 Church Street. Written and oral comment will be taken at this time. All requests Item: May 31, June 7, 14, 2018 for copies must be made in writing and attention to Charles Mihos, Executive Manager. NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE LEGAL NOTICE Sincerely, MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE Charles J. Gaeta, Executive Director Premises: 37 Murray Street, Lynn, MA

By virtue of and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain NOTIFICACIÓN LEGAL By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage given by George I. Paul and Dania Paul to Mortgage Electronic mortgage given by Registration Systems, Inc. acting solely as a nominee for Lehman Brothers Bank, La Autoridad de Viviendas y Desarrollo de Vecindarios de la ciudad de Lynn, John J. Hart to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for FSB, dated October 11, 2007 and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) tendrá una audencia pública para discutir la implementación de una Freedom Mortgage Corporation and now held by Carrington Mortgage Services, Registry of Deeds in Book 27247, Page 376 (the "Mortgage") of which mortgage modificación significtaiva a su Plan de CFP, como es requerido por el LLC, said mortgage dated September 24, 2008 and recorded with the Essex Wilmington Trust, National Association, not in its individual capacity, but solely as Departamento de Desarrolo Urbano y Viviendas de los Estados Unidos. La County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 28055, Page 221, said trustee for VM Trust Series 3, a Delaware statutory trust is the present holder by Autoridad de Viviendas y Desarrollo de Vecindarios de la ciudad de Lynn, mortgage was assigned from Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as assignment from Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., solely as a enmendará sus fondo de capital en los anos 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022. nominee for Freedom Mortgage Corporation to JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. by nominee for Lehman Brothers Bank, FSB, a Federal Savings Bank to Wilmington Conforme a las regulaciones de HUD, una audiencia pública se celebrará el assignment dated April 2, 2013 and recorded with said Registry of Deeds in Book Trust, National Association, not in its individual capacity , but solely as trustee for Martes, 24 de Julio del 2018 a las 5:30 p.m. en la sala de comunidad, ubicada 32374, Page 314; said mortgage was assigned from JPMorgan Chase Bank, VM Trust Series 3, a Delaware Statutory Trust dated June 9, 2016 recorded in en el 10 de la Church Street de la ciudad de Lynn. National Association to Carrington Mortgage Services, LLC by assignment dated Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 35030, Page 574, for Se tomarán notas de comentarios escritos y orales. Todo pedido de las copias de January 4, 2014 and recorded with said Registry of Deeds in Book 33153, Page breach of conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same, éstas audiencias deben ser hechas por escrito y a la atención de el Gerente 355; for breach of the conditions in said mortgage and for the purpose of the mortgaged premises located at 10 Henry Avenue, Lynn, MA 01902 will be sold Ejecutivo, el Sr. Charles Mihos. foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Auction on June 27, 2018 at 10:00 AM at a Public Auction at 3:00 PM on July 27, 2018, at the mortgaged premises, Local Time upon the premises, all and singular the premises described in said more particularly described below, all and singular the premises described in said Sinceremente, mortgage, to wit: mortgage, to wit: Charles J. Gaeta, Director Ejecutivo Item: June 7, 8, 2018 ALL THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY SITUATE IN LYNN, COUNTY OF ESSEX, The land in Lynn with the buildings thereon, bounded and described as follows: COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED IN A DEED RECORDED 07/02/1996 IN BOOK 13643, AT PAGE 545, AMONG THE Southeast by Henry Avenue, forty-five (45) feet; LAND RECORDS OF THE COUNTY SET FORTH ABOVE. Northeast by land now or formerly of Hilton, forty-five and eighty-seven one COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS hundredths (45.87) feet; THE TRIAL COURT KNOWN AS: 37 MURRAY ST Northwest by land now or formerly of Murphy, forty-six and forty-two hundredths PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT (46.42) feet; Docket No. ES18P1741EA The description of the property contained in the mortgage shall control in Southwest by land now or formerly of Padulsky forty-eight and ninety-eight one INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE the event of a typographical error in this publication. hundredths (48.98) feet. Estate of: For Mortgagor's Title see deed dated September 24, 2008 and recorded Being the land, however bounded and described as shown on Lot 2 on plan drawn Rita Adeline Wall in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 28055, Page for John W. Harney by Eastman and Bradford, C.E., dated February 20, 1920 and Also Known As: Rita A. Wall 219. recorded with the Essex South District Registry of Deeds in Book 2442, Page 354, Date of Death: April 1, 2018 together with the benefit of all rights of way as shown on said plan. Essex Division TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will be sold and conveyed subject to all To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of liens, encumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax titles, municipal liens and assessments, if For mortgagor's title see deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern Petitioner Susan W Cockrell of Daniel Island SC any, which take precedence over the said mortgage above described. District) Registry of Deeds in Book 27247, Page 374. Petitioner Patricia M McCauley of Woburn MA a Will has been admitted to informal probate. FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) Dollars of the purchase price must be paid The premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and other Susan W Cockrell of Daniel Island SC in cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check at the time and place municipal assessments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable Patricia M McCauley of Woburn MA of the sale by the purchaser. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mortgage, and subject to has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check within thirty (30) days and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, reservations and conditions of serve without surety on the bond. after the date of sale. record and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession. The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without Other terms to be announced at the sale. Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum of supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with $5,000.00 as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration Shechtman Halperin Savage, LLP to qualify as a bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt from from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating 1080 Main Street this requirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. Pawtucket, RI 02860 acceptance of bid; balance of purchase price payable in cash or by certified check Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings Attorney for Carrington Mortgage Services, LLC in thirty (30) days from the date of the sale at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal Present Holder of the Mortgage Korde & Associates, P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and (401) 272-1400 or such other time as may be designated by mortgagee. The description for the Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. Item: May 31, June 7, 14, 2018 premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical error in this publication. From the Law Offices of: Casey and Lundregan PC Other terms to be announced at the sale. 71 Washington Street 2nd FL Salem, MA 01970 Wilmington Trust, National Association, not in its individual capacity, but solely as 978-741-3888 Have something to sell? trustee for VM Trust Series 3, a Delaware statutory trust Item: June 7, 2018 Korde & Associates, P.C. 900 Chelmsford Street We can help! Suite 3102 Lowell, MA 01851 (978) 256-1500 Paul, George I., 17-028578 Item: June 7, 14, 21, 2018 THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE WANTED WANTED

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By Kim Cook hundreds of spice contain- ASSOCIATED PRESS ers on it. "Now my spices are easily accessible, and For city dwellers, adapt- look charming," she says. ability comes in handy in You can also mount met- the kitchen. Urban kitch- al-lidded jars under cabi- ens are typically tiny, pre- netry by af xing a sturdy, senting storage challeng- strong magnetic strip. es. Yamazaki Home's un- And for food storage, der-cabinet white metal there's also the frequent storage shelf is a handy problem of unwelcome place for resealable bags houseguests, like mice or or tea towels. bugs. Rolling chef's tables or Luckily, there's a lot of carts with wooden tops great gear to keep perish- provide more surface ables and pantry goods and storage in tiny kitch- organized and protected, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ens with limited counter much of it pretty stylish space. The cart's shelves too. Storing perishables in the fridge and off count- and baskets can house Alex Weibel, senior food ers is a key way to keep pests at bay in the hand mixers or other editor at Rachael Ray Ev- urban kitchen. small appliances. ery Day magazine, spends Don't forget about the a lot of time cooking and kitchen," she says. which are easily stack- inside of cabinet doors. A developing recipes in her And then she used the able. And I live by the short curtain rod attached tiny Brooklyn, New York, same approach with ev- ' rst in, rst out' mantra I to the inside of a cabinet kitchen. When her cook- erything else. learned in culinary school, can hold small tools on books began to buckle her "Anything not vital to strategically positioning ring clips; put a peel 'n' cabinetry, she realized it daily activity doesn't be- perishables in the front so stick cork panel behind was time to triage the col- long on kitchen shelves," they get used rst." it for a message board. A lection. she says. "I disguise vis- Weibel went to Home larger rod under the sink "I moved my aspi- ible pantry storage in Depot for a large wire can stow spray bottles, pa- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS rational cookbooks to attractive vessels, like shelf to mount on an emp- per towels and trash bag Rock climbers Alex Honnold, top, and Tommy shelves outside the vintage Pyrex containers ty wall, and stows her rolls. Caldwell traverse The Nose of El Capitan in Yosemite National Park, Calif. The masters of rock: Climbers break climb record for El Capitan

By Brian Melley past week, carving more ASSOCIATED PRESS than 20 minutes off a mark set last year. LOS ANGELES — Days Hans Florine, who has after two of the world's held the speed record for most celebrated rock the climb on and off be- climbers twice set aston- tween 1990 and 2012 — ishingly fast records on the last time with Hon- the biggest wall in Yo- nold — said the new Join Us semite National Park, mark is equivalent to the COMMUNITY FORUM they did it again Wednes- ongoing quest to break day, breaking a mark the two-hour marathon compared with track's or Roger Bannister's 1954 Wednesday, June 13, 2018 four-minute mile. achievement in the mile. Alex Honnold and Tom- "We were pushing the 6 - 8 p.m. my Caldwell scaled El ve-hour barrier before Capitan's 3,000-foot sheer granite wall in 1 hour, 58 and then the four-hour minutes and seven sec- barrier and then the Lynn Museum onds, Honnold said. three-hour barrier. So The blisteringly fast which one of those is the 590 Washington Street pace capped weeks of four-minute mile?" Flo- practice climbs up the rine said before the mark Lynn, MA 01901 so-called Nose route that was broken. "I think it is runs up the middle of the getting close." massive monolith tower- Climbing times on El ing above Yosemite Valley. Cap have fallen precipi- It also came just days af- tously since the rst as- ter two speed climbers fell cent of the cliff 60 years • Hear an update on the future to their deaths on El Cap. ago by Warren Harding Honnold didn't think and two others. “medical village” planned for the they were on a record time "As I hammered in the until he pulled his phone last bolt and staggered Union Hospital campus. out and looked at his timer over the rim, it was not as he ran for the tree that at all clear to me who marks the of cial nish was the conqueror and • Discuss findings of our recent line, he told The Associated who was the conquered," Press by phone as he hiked Harding said afterward. community health needs assessment down from the summit. "I do recall that El Cap to identify health priorities for "Oh my god, we're do- seemed to be in much bet- ing it," he thought to ter condition than I was." Lynn and the North Shore. himself as he secured the Yosemite is mecca for rope around the tree and climbers around the world hoped Caldwell would because of its vast array hustle up the nal pitch. of beautiful soaring gran- "It was slightly emotion- ite walls and peaks. El al when we nished it. I Cap, though, looms larg- had a wave of, 'Oh wow.' est and offers 58 distinct I'm pretty proud we saw it routes. The Nose is the through." best known and typically The duo broke the Nose takes accomplished climb- record three times in the ers four or ve days.

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