SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 2017 A WONDERFUL LIFE Lynn’s Mary Cash of Lynn celebrates 99 years Vault is By Bridget Turcotte Home health aide manager ITEM STAFF Sandy MacMillen said Cash’s team is with her each day, en- LYNN — On the day of her abling her to stay in her own locking up 99th birthday, Mary Cash said home, and couldn’t let the day she felt blessed with a lifetime of pass by without a celebration. wonderful memories. The lifelong Lynner resided “I’ve had a great life. It has on Union Place and Sagamore tenants been a fun life,” she said to the Street before moving to her cur- crowd in her Catalina Road rent home, which was built by By Thomas Grillo home. Cash was surrounded by her beloved late husband, Har- ITEM STAFF family and her friends from All old. Her son, Harold Cash Jr., LYNN — It didn’t take long to lease Care, a home care service. The drove to Lynn from his home in the luxury apartments at one of the partiers lavished her with bou- Chicago for the celebration. He most iconic buildings in the city. quets of red and pink roses and said he has been trying to get his The developer of The Vault, a 47-unit colorful gerbera daisies, and her mom to move to Chicago for more apartment building at Central Avenue favorite dessert — baklava. than two decades. and Willow Street, better known as All Care provides personal care, “I have a 23-year-old apart- the Flatiron Building, said he’s leased bathing, dressing, and grooming ment in my basement with a re- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK nearly 90 percent of the eight-story for patients in their home. Nurs- place that has never had a re in brick building. On Friday, there were ing, rehabilitation, and hospice Mary Cash of Lynn sits with owers she was BIRTHDAY, A3 just six units left on the MLS Proper- care are also offered. given on her 99th birthday. ty Information Network, the Shrews- bury-based listing service. Joseph Donovan, vice president of the MG2 Group, the Quincy company Furry which bought the 103-year-old proper- ty in 2014 for $2 million, said he’s not surprised. “We were always projecting to be fully friends occupied by the rst of September,” he said. “We were con dent that the rela- tive value of those units would do very nd fans well in the downtown location.” Marketing began a few months ago with ads for a mix of studios, and one- in Saugus and two-bedrooms priced from $1,300 to $2,200. By Matt Demirs “People are looking at the relative val- FOR THE ITEM ue,” Donovan said. “If you go one com- muter stop closer to Boston the rents SAUGUS — Stop me if you’ve are that much higher.” heard this before: a baby kan- Four miles away on Ocean Avenue in garoo hops into a library … Revere, one-bedroom apartments at the “Nature” Nick Jacinto turned one of the city’s newest buildings near the Saugus Public Library into the beach start at $2,115. a safari Friday afternoon, giv- Beth Connor Doran, an agent at Con- ing more than 70 children and nor Real Estate in Lynn, said skyrock- adults an opportunity to inter- eting rents in cities closer to Boston in- act with exotic animals. cluding Everett, Somerville and Revere For an hour, it wasn’t a li- are driving tenants to Lynn. brary anymore. Families led As a result, she said, rents in the city into the children’s section to are on the rise. rainforest sounds reverber- “The average one-bedroom unit in ating off white walls. Along Lynn was $1,000 and now it’s $1,200 the way, they met critters like while two-bedrooms went from $1,400 Bubbles the falcon and Pogo to $1,600,” she said. the eight-month-old joey. The former bank building underwent “I think kids are so busy now a $12 million facelift last year. The that parents don’t have time apartments feature steel appliances, to get them to the zoo,” Jacin- in-unit washer and dryer, individual to said. “An important thing HVAC controls, and some have ocean for my program is the conve- views. The rst tenants, who are ex- nience and getting kids with- pected to move in Labor Day weekend, in a few inches of some of the will have access to a tness center and animals that they can’t get to soon a coffee shop and a pizza bar will in a zoo.” open on the rst  oor. He hopes that bringing an- The Vault is the latest downtown res- imals to places that are more idential project. Last year, the former easily accessible, like libraries, Arnold Stationery building at 33 Cen- will get children interested in tral Square was transformed into eight conservation, nature, or a ca- condominiums for artists. The units reer with animals or science. sold in the $150,000 to $170,000 range. Saugus resident Skylar Opening of The Vault comes as the ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Ross, 8, was among the young downtown is in the midst of a renaissance. Jalyn dos Santos, 10, of Saugus, holds a fennec fox during Nature Nick’s Animal SAUGUS, A7 Adventure’s show at Saugus Public Library on Friday. VAULT, A7 Lynn eld Ship sails into oblivion By Bridget Turcotte Ship Mall LLC, a division of All- ITEM STAFF ston-based Micozzi Management Inc. It was last purchased in 2007 LYNNFIELD — Plank by plank, for $16.5 million. the Ship Restaurant  oating along Plans include a 2,500-square- the horizon of Route 1 is expected foot freestanding branch building to be torn apart in the next two for East Boston Savings Bank, weeks. 7,500-square-feet of retail space, Ted Regnante, a local attorney and a 2,500-square-foot drive-up representing developers who plan restaurant and coffee shop. to construct retail space in its Once the demolition commenc- place, said asbestos remediation es, Regnante estimates the entire and the crafting of a rodent con- project will take about four to ve trol plan has delayed the demoli- months. tion of the iconic building. A bit further down Route 1, the “But the plan is going forward,” construction of a 68-unit condo- said Regnante. “They have been minium project at 2 Broadway is working with a contractor and slated to begin at the start of Sep- within the next week to two tember, said Regnante. The build- Dredging up a new park in Peabody weeks, they will start demolition ing will be comprised of mostly of the ship.” decades in the making, that’s a The property is owned by SHIP, A7 By Adam Swift Town of cials and a ITEM STAFF different story. few select residents Friday morning, Mayor Ed- take a tour of the PEABODY — It’s not often ward A. Bettencourt Jr. led a dredged Crystal INSIDE that politicians get down in the quick tour of the lake, which has Lake in Peabody. muck and the mire and come had over 45,000 cubic yards of In Lynn In Opinion In Sports out smiling. sediment removed over the past ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Drinking goes Shribman: Lynn wins in But when it’s to take a clos- six months. Within the coming to a good cause this All the presidents’ Gallant Tournament er look at Crystal Lake at the weekend. A3 biographies. A4 debut. B1 tail end of a dredging project PEABODY, A7

OBITUARIES ...... A2 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 72° VOL. 139, ISSUE 209 LYNN ...... A3 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B7 LOW 66° OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 REAL ESTATE ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 2017 OBITUARIES

Peabody PD Brendon P. Landry, 42 Ruth J. McDonough, 89 1928-2017 reports West LYNN — Brendon of all kinds, loved LYNN — Mrs. Ruth and her late hus- Patrick Landry, age history and had an J. (Hardman) Mc- band John of Lynn; 42, of Lynn, died un- instinctive knack for Donough, age 89, of her stepson, Johnie expectedly Saturday, languages, having Lynn, died suddenly McDonough Sr.; her Nile Virus Aug. 5. learned Japanese, on Thursday, Aug. grandchildren, Leanne Born in Lynn to Farsi and Bengal 10, 2017 at a local Malo, Karen Grome, PEABODY — A mosqui- discovered across Massa- Edward and Bette amongst others after nursing home. She Johnie McDonough to in town tested positive chusetts. There’s a moder- Landry (Nee Stack- only short exposure. was the wife of the Jr. and Jasmine Mc- for West Nile Virus. ate risk for the virus in 59 house), he is sur- In addition, he was late Thomas J. Mc- Donough, and her Peabody Police report- communities, according to vived by his wife July self-taught fluent Donough, who prede- great-grandchildren, ed the positive test in a the state’s Executive Of- Landry (DaSilva) and daugh- in Brazilian, Portuguese and ceased her in 2014. Leah, Olivia and Matthew. Facebook post on Friday fice of Health and Human ter Elza Jane, whom he loved Spanish. He was very unique, Born in Lynn in 1928, Ruth Service information: A afternoon. It was not im- Services. dearly. He is also survived by extremely intelligent and was the daughter of the late funeral service will be held two brothers and a sister, Bri- fiercely loyal. He will always Fred and Ruth (Voperian) on Monday, Aug. 14, 2017 mediately clear when the You can wear long an and his wife Ana Landry of be remembered as a kind Hardman. She was raised in in the SOLIMINE Funeral positive sample was col- sleeves and apply repel- Ipswich, Daniel of Lynn, and soul who touched everyone he Lynn, attended Lynn Public Home, 426 Broadway (Route lected. lent to reduce your risk Ellen Landry of Lynn. He was met in a special way and he Schools and graduated from 129), Lynn at 11 a.m. Burial The positive sample in of contracting the illness, the best, crazy Uncle to Moira, is loved by everyone who knew Lynn Classical High School. will be in Pine Grove Cem- Peabody comes on the according to a tip sheet Eamonn, Colm, and Daniella. him. Following high school, Ruth etery, Lynn. Relatives and heels of positive results issued by the state. The He is also survived by several Service information: His worked in the payroll depart- friends are respectfully in- in Lynn, Malden, Medford sheet also advises resi- aunts, uncles, and cousins. funeral will be Tuesday at 10 ment at the General Electric vited. Visiting hours will be and other surrounding dents to eliminate stand- Brendon fought a long, ar- a.m. in the GOODRICH Fu- River Works Plant for more on Sunday from 2-6 p.m. In communities. As of Aug. ing water on your proper- duous battle with addiction neral Home, 128 Washington than 40 years and was a lieu of flowers, donations in 11, there have been 67 ty to eliminate mosquito and PTSD. He proudly served St., Lynn, followed by burial member of IUE-CWA Local Ruth’s memory may be made positive cases of West Nile breeding grounds. in the United State Marine in Pine Grove Cemetery. Vis- 201. She enjoyed bowling, to Massachusetts General Corps after 9/11 with the itation is Monday, 5–7 p.m. square-dancing, reading and Hospital/Cancer Research 3rd Battalion 8th Marines In- In lieu of flowers, a fund is traveling, especially the many Development Office, 100 State releases dia Company in Afghanistan being set up for Brendon’s cruises she and her late hus- Charles River Plaza, Suite among other places. The Ma- daughter, all donations may band Tom would take all over 600, Boston, MA 02114 or rines and his daughter were be made to Elza Landry c/o the world. to American Heart Associa- Brendon’s two proudest ac- July Landry, 192 Kennedy Ruth is survived by her loving tion, PO Box 417005, Bos- new rules to curb complishments. Drive, Apt. 404, Malden, MA daughters, Barbara deRochem- ton, MA 02241. Directions Brendon loved music of all 02148. ont and her husband David of and online guestbook at kinds and played pia- “He was a man. Take Saugus and Marjorie Chappie www.solimine.com. gas emissions no, and had recently him for all in all. I shall started learning guitar. not look upon his like By Bob Salsberg the rules likely would He was an avid reader again” — W. Shake- ASSOCIATED PRESS push consumer electrici- of poetry and literature speare ty bills higher, but by no Priscilla Thistle, 82 BOSTON — Gov. Char- more than 2 percent a 1935-2017 lie Baker’s administration year with increases ex- has released a set of new pected to tail off as more LYNN — Priscilla Hills, Fla., Neil W. rules aimed at bringing renewable energy sources Edward G. Beller Jr., 86 “Libby” Thistle, 82, of Thistle of Wilming- Massachusetts into full come on line in the next Lynn, passed away ton; three daugh- compliance with an ambi- decade. 1930-2017 peacefully on Thurs- ters, Patricia Jules of tious state law that calls Massachusetts already day, Aug. 10, 2017 Lawrenceville, Ga., for a 25 percent reduction was closing in on the 2020 Edward G. Beller Jr., for 58 years, retiring at her home in Lynn Deborah Suther- in greenhouse gas emis- goal, Secretary of Energy age 86, passed away in 2015 at the age surrounded by family land and Kimberly sions by the end of the and Environmental Af- peacefully, on July of 83. and loved ones. The Geaney, both of Lynn; decade. fairs Matthew Beaton told 16, 2017 in Provi- Ed is survived by beloved wife of Hume 13 grandchildren, six The regulations an- reporters, having achieved dence, R.I., after a his wife, Carol (Mar- D. Thistle, with whom great-grandchildren; nounced Friday include a 21.3 percent reduction short illness. cotte) Beller; his she shared 60 years of mar- three and two brothers. clean energy requirements in emissions, so far. Ed was a native of sons, James and riage. Service information: Vis- for utilities, reductions in Born in Lynn on April 3, iting hours will be held at “We are trending in a Lynn and lived and Jonathan Beller and carbon dioxide emissions 1935 to Ella and Neil Mac the PARKER Funeral Home, very good direction and worked there until he James’ husband Jef from electricity generat- Neil. She was a deaconess 35 Franklin St., Lynn, MA we are confident that and his wife moved Nickerson, all of Prov- ing plants, and curbs on to Rhode Island to be closer idence, R.I. of the First Baptist Church 01902, on Sunday, Aug. 13, we are going to hit those methane emissions from to their sons. After serving in Service information: There of Lynn. As a consummate 2017 from 4-7 p.m. Services goals,” he said. natural gas distribution the Army during the Korean will be an interment ceremo- wife, mother, grandmother, will be held at the funeral The state is soliciting systems. Officials also War, Ed returned to Lynn to ny with military honors for great-grandmother and friend home on Monday, Aug. 14, bids under a separate planned to announce a work many jobs for the city, in- Edward on Monday, Aug. 28, who lived a full life and en- 2017 at 11 a.m. Guestbook “lead by example” provi- law passed last year for cluding security guard at Lynn 2017 at 1 p.m. in the Kore- joyed each and every moment at parkermemorialfuneral- sion that establishes new renewable energy proj- Hospital, sanitation worker, an War Veterans section of of her 82 years. She had a home.com. In lieu of flowers fuel efficiency standards ects that will generate laborer at Pine Grove Ceme- Pine Grove Cemetery. Family, smile for all those who knew please send donations to for the state’s own fleet of 1,600 megawatts of power tery, and most recently at the friends, and co-workers are her. Alice O’Neil Challenger Lit- passenger vehicles. from offshore wind facili- Lynn Water & Sewer Commis- welcome and encouraged to Survived by her sons, Char- tle League, 26 Nichols St., The new regulations ties and 1,200 megawatts sion. He worked for the city attend. lie Thistle of Howey-In-The Swampscott, MA 01907. take effect on Jan. 1, 2018. from hydropower, solar The state launched a and onshore wind over the next 10 years. review and held public MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS hearings following a May Dan Dolan, president of 2016 ruling by the state’s the New England Power highest court. The jus- Generators Association, Taxi driver charged in crash backpack containing a a machete will continue to cases for Framingham tices sided with environ- criticized the new regula- that hurt 10 near Logan loaded .22-caliber gun and be held without bail as his police. Officials say they mental groups that sued tions for falling too heav- an ammunition magazine. case proceeds. discovered envelopes Massachusetts, saying it ily on electricity plants BOSTON (AP) — A taxi Police later discovered The Sun of Lowell used to hold cash seized wasn’t doing enough to and not enough on the driver who plowed into a the gun had been reported reports that in seeking to in criminal investigations meet greenhouse gas lim- transportation sector that group of cab drivers near stolen in the nearby city keep 54-year-old Domingo inside Dubeshter’s truck. its called for in the 2008 he said generated twice Boston’s Logan Interna- of Brockton in 1981. Ayala held, prosecutors The envelopes were Global Warming Solutions the emissions of power tional Airport has been A police spokeswom- cited his criminal history, empty, and an audit de- Act. plants. charged with negligent an says officers will try including a prior felony termined approximately In addition to the 2020 “Frankly our concern is operation of a motor to return the gun to its assault conviction. The $70,000 was missing. target of a 25 percent re- that these regulations ... vehicle. rightful owner after it’s judge agreed. Dubeshter was placed duction in emissions rela- make the problem worse, Ten people were hurt processed by detectives. Prosecutors say Aya- on leave September tive to 1990 levels, the law not better,” said Dolan. when a taxi driven by la’s son was involved in 2015 and resigned seven sets an 80 percent reduc- Conservation Law Foun- Cambridge resident Parole granted to man who a fight in April with the months later tion goal by 2050. dation, one of the plain- Lutant Clenord drove into fatally strangled woman 22-year-old victim, who “Combatting and pre- tiffs in the climate lawsuit a group of people gath- threatened to punch Dive team finds body of paring for the impact of against Massachusetts, ered at an outdoor break BOSTON (AP) — A man Ayala’s wife. When Ayala missing 80-year-old diver climate change remains a worked with officials in area for cabbies on July serving a life sentence for heard that, he allegedly top priority of our admin- crafting the response, 3. State police said last strangling a woman to went to his car, got the PROVINCETOWN istration, and requires which the group praised month they would seek death with a tree branch machete and swung it. (AP) — The body of a collaboration across state as sensible and enforce- to charge the 56-year-old in 1972 has been granted Police say the victim scuba diver who has been government and with able while stressing that Clenord after an inves- parole. ran away screaming with missing for two days has stakeholders through- further steps were need- tigation determined he The Massachusetts the severed hand on the been found. out Massachusetts,” said ed. caused the crash. Parole Board agreed to ground. It was reattached The Boston Globe Baker, a Republican, in a Another environmen- Clenord told police he release 62-year-old Ralph at the hospital. reports the body of statement planned for re- tal advocacy group, 350 tried to hit the brake but Geary in an Aug. 3 deci- Ayala’s attorney has 80-year-old John Garzia, lease in conjunction with Mass, called the regu- his car accelerated. sion that cited his young said her client saw some- of Foxboro, was found by the regulations. lations “weak,” arguing Clenord was arraigned age at the time of the thing in the victim’s hand a Massachusetts State Martin Suuberg, com- they failed to address 85 Friday in East Boston crime and the treatment and it may be a case of Police dive team Friday missioner of the Depart- percent of pollution that District Court. He was he has received. self-defense. afternoon. ment of Environmental contributes to climate released on his own recog- Geary pleaded guilty Garzia had gone miss- Protection, acknowledged change. nizance and is due back in to second-degree murder Ex-officer accused of stealing ing Wednesday off the court on Sept. 18. in 1974 after strangling cash wants a charge dropped coast of Provincetown IN MEMORIAM 25-year-old Nancy Cote and was found in the ROBERT A. MCCULLOUGH ITEM CLASSIFIEDS Police recover gun 36 years when she refused to have FRAMINGHAM (AP) same area around 1:45 ON HIS 85TH BIRTHDAY after it was reported stolen sex with him near a tree — A former Framingham p.m. Friday. AUGUST 13, 2017 GET RESULTS! grove in Norton. police officer charged with A spokeswoman for Love you and miss you. Call Customer Service BOSTON (AP) — Bos- Parole records say stealing cash from the the Cape and Islands Barbara, Bob, Donna, Kim, to place an ad ton police say they have Geary apologized at a department’s evidence District Attorney’s Office grandchildren, and great- recovered a handgun that January hearing and said room is asking a judge to says there’s nothing to grandchildren. 781-593-7700, ext. 2 was reported stolen more the crime was motivated dismiss a charge that he indicate the death was than 35 years ago. by sexual abuse he experi- abused his position for anything but an accident. Police say they found enced as a child. personal gain. The Globe reports that the long-barreled pistol Geary will be going to Alan Dubeshter’s Garzia had about 50 Selling a house? early Friday morning Ohio and is subject to attorney filed the motion years of experience as a Buying a house? in a backpack that was electronic monitoring and Wednesday in Superior diver. dropped by a man being drug and alcohol tests. Court, contending the The case is still under Find out what properties chased by police in the His attorney did not state failed to present suf- investigation. Mattapan neighborhood. immediately return a call ficient evidence to support recently sold in your area. 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Neighbor To Neighbor certain locations. setts. Lowering it would hosts a discussion on af- Under a section of law mean “more cities and fordable housing in Lynn known as Chapter 40R, towns could take advan- today from 2-4 p.m. at the cities or towns adopting tage of this smart growth Lynn Community Health such districts — which can tool,” the association said. Center, 269 Union St. be sited in areas near tran- There are currently 38 The discussion takes sit or concentrated devel- fully approved 40R dis- place in the same week the opment — are entitled to tricts in Massachusetts, state Legislature reviewed incentive payments from ranging in size from a a bill to increase the num- the state’s Smart Growth third of an acre in Mar- ber of cities and towns Housing Trust Fund, the blehead to an area of more adopting zoning districts News Service reported. than 186 acres in Lud- intended to encourage Establishing a 40R dis- low, according to the De- housing production. trict requires a two-thirds partment of Housing and About 10 percent of vote of a local legislative Community Development. the 351 Massachusetts body, such as a city council Marblehead, Norwood communities now have or town meeting. Honan’s and Reading each have the special zones but the bill would change that re- two separate areas desig- Massachusetts House on quirement to a majority nated as smart growth dis- Thursday, according to vote. tricts. Statewide, 11 of the the State House News The Massachusetts As- districts are within a half- Service, gave initial ap- sociation of Realtors sup- mile of a transit station. proval to a bill sponsored ports the bill, believing the Neighbor To Neighbor by Housing Committee smart growth districts can in a statement announc- Co-chairman Rep. Kevin help bring new housing ing today’s affordability Honan that would lower units online more quickly. meeting noted: “This up- the threshold needed for In testimony in favor coming conversation will a municipality to approve of the bill, the Citizens’ be an opportunity to learn what state law describes Housing and Planning more about the issue, and as “smart growth” zon- Association wrote the two- to start taking action that ing overlay districts that thirds vote requirement will ensure our voices allow for greater density is part of the reason 40R and interests are heard and a higher percentage districts have been “un- and heeded in the coming of affordable housing in derused” in Massachu- months.” COURTESY PHOTO Grant to help Lynn police get Taso Mavros and his daughter Amanda are fighting his cancer together. impaired drivers off the road Drinking goes to a good Lynn Police will increase alcohol, are significant- period. And alcohol-im- cause this weekend the number of impaired ly impaired,” said Jeff paired driving fatalities driving patrols on local Larason, director of the increased 14 percent (125 By Matt Demirs School and Massachusetts pelled to do something of roads. Highway Safety Division. to 143) from 2013-2014. FOR THE ITEM College of Pharmacy and this nature for him.” The department is joining “We are urging motor- Kmiec said national Health Sciences. The bar crawl will be- forces with more than 200 ists to plan ahead for a statistics reinforces state A bar crawl through the The fundraiser, set up gin at 4 p.m. at Haywards police departments across sober ride home by using findings: The federal Fa- watering holes of Lynn by his daughter’s friends Restaurant at 125 Lyn- the state and the State Po- public transportation, a tality Analysis Report- will take place today to Taylor Holey and Kileigh nfield St., where shirts lice in the national Drive ride-sharing service or a ing System reported that raise money for Taso Mav- Stranahan, is centered and raffles will be sold Sober or Get Pulled Over designated driver. Do not drugs were present in ros, who was recently di- around a fun-loving fam- at the door with all pro- enforcement campaign. put yourself and each per- 40 percent of the fatal- agnosed with stage three ily who would appreciate ceeds. Tickets for the day’s This year’s campaign will son in the car and on the ly-injured drivers with a cancer. any kind of assistance events must be purchased include a focus on the im- road with you at risk.” known test result, almost Mavros, who has owned during a difficult time. at Haywards. Donations pairment marijuana caus- Marijuana or marijua- the same level as alcohol. Haywards Restaurant for “The Mavros family has are greatly appreciated. es in drivers — and the in- na-type drugs were the Roadside surveys in 15 years, moved to Lynn always done so much for The list of bars and their creased impairment caused most prevalent types of 2013 and 2014 found from Greece when he was me and Kileigh, as well as times include: Jade Pacifi- when alcohol and mari- drugs found in people drugs in 22 percent of all 9 years old. our friends and countless ca (6 p.m.), Rolly’s Tavern juana are combined. The killed in crashes from drivers both on weekend On May 3, he was diag- people throughout Lynn,” on the Square (8 p.m.) at program is funded in part 2010 to 2014, according nights and on weekdays. nosed with squamous cell Holey said. “Taso is such Tony’s Pub and Grill (9:30 by a special grant from the to Lynn Police Lt. Mi- Drivers using marijuana carcinoma in his tonsils. a great and generous man p.m.). Highway Safety Division of chael Kmiec. Of note, 77 demonstrated decreased “This diagnosis has and never asks for any- the Executive Office of Pub- percent of impaired driv- car handling performance, made us stop to realize thing from anyone. He gives Matt Demirs can be lic Safety and Security. ers in fatal crashes were increased reaction times, what’s really important without expecting anything reached at mdemirs@ “There is clear evidence men, and 46 percent of impaired time and dis- in life: family, friends, and in return so we felt com- itemlive.com. that drivers who have all alcohol-related driv- tance estimation, sleepi- health,” said his daughter, used marijuana, especial- er fatalities were ages 21 ness and decreased motor Amanda Mavros, a gradu- ly in combination with to 34 during that time skill coordination. ate of Lynn English High LAW OFFICES OF JAMES J. CARRIGAN • Social Security Disability Mary Cash of Lynn celebrates 99 years • Workers Compensation • Accidents 25 years located across BIRTHDAY Home delivery from Lynn District Court From A1 15 Johnson St. subscribers 781-596-0100 it,” he said. Get FREE access JAMES J. CARRIGAN But Cash know’s what to the e-edition on ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN she wants and has no in- RONALD D. MALLOY tention of leaving the city. www.jamescarriganlaw.com “I won’t leave my hus- [email protected] band,” she said. “He’s at Pine Grove Cemetery.” Cash was dancing with her friend Viola when she met her husband, who she said had two left feet. She agreed to dance with him to help out his friend, who was trying to put the moves on Viola. “I invited him to come to (my parents’ home) to eat and I never got rid of him,” she said. “He couldn’t dance a step. His brother said ‘if you want to keep her, you’ll have to take dancing les- sons.’ And so he did.” The value of each coupon shown here is equal to Her brother-in-law or greater than the price of the newspaper. wasn’t exaggerating; Cash went dancing each week, and each week, her ATTENTION BUSINESS OWNERS! father bought her a new If you would like to participate in dress for the occasion. “People told him ‘she’s The Daily Item’s Deal of the Day, spoiled,’” Cash said. “He contact us at 781-593-7700, ext. 1280 said ‘I know she’s spoiled. I love her and I’m going to TODAY’S DEAL OF THE DAY spoil her even more.’” Her son testified that his father lived up to his promise. “She deserves it,” said Virdania Minaya, a home health aide with All Care who has visited Cash’s home for three years. “When I’m coming here, I don’t feel like I’m at work. It’s quality time with Mary. She’s sweet. She’s nice. She cares about (her aides). She’s just a great person.” Bridget Turcotte can be reached at bturcotte@item- live.com. Follow her on ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. Mary Cash of Lynn laughs as she reflects on her life on her 99th birthday. A4 SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 2017 OPINION DAVID M. SHRIBMAN HOW TO REACH US All the presidents’ biographies

George W. Bush was a frenetic ten several biographies of early crafty, articulate. The 30th pres- son” by Robert A. Caro (1982, 110 Munroe St. reader — 95 books one year as American leaders. His Washing- ident has long been a caricature, 1990, 2002, 2012). In these four P.O. Box 5 president. Impressive, until you ton “managed to levitate above but Shlaes brings him alive and volumes, with a fifth to come, Lynn, MA 01903 consider what Theodore Roos- the political landscape,” in part brings out his attachment to prin- Johnson’s life and times are laid evelt read in the White House because the Virginia general ciple and his instinct for integrity. bare, often mercilessly, sometimes Customer Service in 1902 and 1903, which includ- transformed “his natural aloof- — “Roosevelt: The Soldier of with great mercy. A set of books as Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. ed portions of Dante’s “Inferno,” ness into an asset.” Freedom” by James MacGregor complex as the president whom Connecting Milton’s “Paradise Lost,” “Beow- — “William Henry Harrison” Burns (1970). The great Williams Caro seeks to explain, we see the All Departments: ulf,” Sophocles, Euripides, Aristo- by Gail Collins (2012). This New College student of leadership Johnson of surpassing vulgarity 781-593-7700 phanes, Aristotle and histories of York Times columnist may not made FDR a cottage industry, and and of profound values. 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Instead of an insight- in this article, will look beyond this CLASSIFIED ful take on the benefits children self-serving, tribalistic view and seek receive from a diverse educational to advocate for all the residents of Abbe Young Smith environment, your article provided the constituency they hope to rep- Manager, ext. 1276 [email protected] a short-sighted perception by one resent. Lynn residents deserve to well-meaning administrator. The an- hear what qualifications, through NEWSROOM ecdotal telling, with scarcely a cita- schooling and/or work experience, tion beyond some minimal pickings these candidates have to offer. I, for Bill Brotherton from the latest census, does little to one, am tired of being pandered to, Features Editor ext. 1338 [email protected] identify core problems in Lynn’s edu- either through race, gender, or any of cational system. my other demographic identifiers. 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By Julie Bykowicz and Erica Werner ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — Sen- ate Republicans on Fri- day rallied in support of Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, pushing back against the onslaught of criticism from President Donald Trump. Republicans took to Twitter, their president’s FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS preferred means of com- The sun sets beyond visitors to Liberty Memorial as the temperature munication, to praise Mc- hovers around 100 degrees in Kansas City, Mo. Connell as a gifted leader FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS backed by his 52-member Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell of caucus and a Republican Kentucky listens during a news conference on intent on delivering for the Capitol Hill in Washington. 2016 weather report: Extreme president and the party on taxes and budget this fall. “Majority Leader Mc- of — yet another norm and anything but normal A number of GOP law- Connell understands the toppled since Trump’s makers pointedly reminded Senate is a deliberative emergence onto the polit- By Seth Borenstein and it is a cause for con- Office. Trump and other GOP crit- & diverse body. He enjoys ical scene. And while the ASSOCIATED PRESS cern,” said co-editor Jessi- • Extreme weather was ics that it was McConnell broad support in our Cau- fighting words might elate ca Blunden, a NOAA cli- everywhere. Giant down- who ensured the confirma- cus,” tweeted Sen. Susan Trump’s core supporters, WASHINGTON — Last mate scientist. pours were up. Heat waves tion of Supreme Court Jus- Collins, R-Maine. they can only hurt broader year’s global weather was “2016 will be forever struck all over the globe, tice Neil Gorsuch. “Perspective: w/out @ Republican efforts to move far more extreme or re- etched in my brain as the including a nasty one in “Passing POTUS’s leg- SenateMajLdr McCon- major legislation this fall cord-breaking than any- year we crossed a new India. Extreme weather islative agenda requires a nell’s leadership, Republi- on taxes and spending thing approaching normal, threshold of climate change contributed to a gigantic team effort. No one is more cans don’t have Neil Gor- while preparing for con- according to a new report. — one that gave us a grim wildfire in Canada. qualified than Mitch McCo- such on Supreme Court gressional elections next The U.S. National Oce- nnell to lead Senate in that #prolife #progun,” tweeted year against energized anic and Atmospheric Ad- glimpse into our future,” • There were 93 tropical said Georgia Tech climate cyclones across the globe, effort,” tweeted Texas Sen. Sen. Todd Young, R-Ind. Democrats who are rally- ministration on Thursday John Cornyn, the No. 2 Re- A sitting president ing to retake the House. released its annual check- scientist Kim Cobb, who 13 percent more than had no role in the report. normal. That included publican in the Senate. openly turning on a Sen- Republicans control both up of the Earth, highlight- Support came from mod- ate majority leader of his chambers, but the Trump ing numerous records Scientists examined doz- Hurricane Matthew that ens of key climate mea- killed about 1,000 people erates and conservatives own party in such a fash- factor in many races will including hottest year, alike. ion is practically unheard be hard to predict. highest sea level, and low- sures and found: in Haiti. est sea ice in the Arctic • At any given time, • The world’s glaciers and Antarctica. nearly one-eighth of the shrank — for the 37th The 299-page report, world’s land mass was in year in a row — by an av- written by scientists severe drought. That’s far erage of about 3 feet. around the world and higher than normal and • Greenland’s ice sheet published in the Bulletin “one of the worst years in 2016 lost 341 billion of the American Meteoro- for drought,” said report tons of ice. It has lost logical Society, shows that co-author Robert Dunn of 4,400 billion tons of ice 2016 was “very extreme the United Kingdom Met since 2002. Postal Service: More red ink, missed payments as mail slumps

By Hope Yen ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — The U.S. Postal Service warned FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Thursday that it will like- President Donald Trump, accompanied by Vice President Mike Pence, ly default on up to $6.9 Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price, and others, speaks billion in payments for about healthcare in the Blue Room of the White House in Washington. future retiree health and pension benefits for the fifth straight year, citing a coming cash crunch that Study: President’s moves trigger could disrupt day-to-day mail delivery. health premium jumps for 2018 The service said it ex- pected cash balances to By Ricardo have not delivered on their cent jump in Wilmington, run low by October and to Alonso-Zaldivar promise to repeal and re- Delaware. The only de- avoid bankruptcy would ASSOCIATED PRESS place the Obama-era Af- cline: a 5 percent reduc- likely not make all of its fordable Care Act. Trump tion in Providence, Rhode payments as required un- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — Ac- is insisting that lawmak- Island. der federal law. Postmas- U.S. Postal Service letter carrier Jamesa Euler tions by the Trump ad- ers try again and that the About 10 million people ter General Megan Bren- delivers mail in the rain in Atlanta. ministration are trigger- health overhaul is collaps- who buy policies through nan stressed an urgent ing double-digit premium ing. At the same time, he’s HealthCare.gov and state- need for federal regulators massive costs when future The Postal Service on increases on individual threatened to stop billions run markets are poten- to grant the Postal Service postal retirees seek to cash Thursday reported a quar- health insurance policies of dollars in payments to tially affected, as are 5 wide freedom to increase in on the benefits to which terly loss of $2.1 billion, purchased by many peo- insurers. Some Republi- million to 7 million more stamp prices to help cov- they are legally entitled. compared to a $1.6 billion ple, according to a nonpar- cans are considering fall- who purchase individual er costs, citing continuing The Postal Regulatory loss in the same period tisan study. back measures to stabilize policies on their own. red ink due to declining Commission is making a ending June 30 last year. The analysis released markets. Those in the govern- first-class mail volume decision on stamp pricing That came after dou- Thursday by the Kaiser Kaiser researchers looked ment-sponsored markets and the expensive man- next month. ble-digit growth in pack- Family Foundation found at proposed premiums for can dodge the hit with the dates for retiree benefits. “Our financial situation age delivery was unable that mixed signals from a benchmark silver plan help of tax credits that The Postal Service has is serious, but solvable,” to offset drop-offs in let- President Donald Trump across major metropoli- most of them qualify for already defaulted on $33.9 Brennan said, citing an ter mail, which makes up have created uncertainty tan areas in 20 states and to help pay premiums. But billion in health benefit unreasonable rate cap that more than 70 percent of “far outside the norm” and Washington, D.C. Overall, off-marketplace customers pre-payments. Left unre- restricts stamp price in- total postal revenue. led insurers to seek high- they found that 15 of those pay full freight, and they solved, the rapidly growing creases to the rate of infla- Quarterly revenue came er premium increases for cities will see increases of face a second consecutive debt means that Ameri- tion. “We’re clearly looking to $16.7 billion, a decline 2018 than would other- 10 percent or more next year of steep increases. can taxpayers eventually for the PRC to establish a of $1 billion from the same wise have been the case. year. Many are self-employed could be forced to cover the new pricing system for us.” period last year. Republicans in Congress The highest is a 49 per- business owners. A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 2017 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- MARBLEHEAD Hair stylist slain in Chicago larly arrests, reflect police records. In the event of a perceived inac- Accidents curacy, it is the sole responsibility A report of a motor vehicle was stabbed over 40 times of the concerned party to contact accident at 1:06 p.m. Thurs- the relevant police department and day at Pleasant Street and By Caryn Rousseau authorities last week. The have the department issue a no- Baldwin Road. ASSOCIATED PRESS pair had been on the run for eight days. tice of correction to the Daily Item. CHICAGO — A hair Complaints During a hearing Friday Corrections or clarifications will not stylist suffered more than in San Francisco, Warren be made without express notice of A caller reported hearing 40 stab wounds to his up- agreed to return to Illi- change from the arresting police an alarm inside a house ev- per body in a fatal attack nois to face charges and department. ery five minutes at 9:17 a.m. last month in the high-rise acknowledged that he was Thursday at Indianhead Circle. Chicago condo of a North- the suspect being sought LYNN A report of a lost motorist at western University profes- by authorities in Cook 10:13 a.m. Thursday on Har- sor, police said Friday. County, Illinois. The since-fired professor, Arrests bor Avenue. Warren, a 56-year-old A caller reported a person Wyndham Lathem, and British national, arrived Matthew Evans, 30, of 50 from Dedham mailing her the Oxford University finan- in the U.S. days before the Highland Ave., was arrested contained items of her wallet, cial officer Andrew Warren killing. Warren wore an and charged with assault but did not receive the wallet were arrested in the San orange jumpsuit during and battery with a dangerous at 11:03 a.m. Thursday on Francisco area eight days Friday’s hearing, and he after 26-year-old Trenton weapon at 2:51 p.m. Thurs- Seaview Avenue. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS appeared unshaven after day. A caller reported construc- James Cornell-Duranleau six days in jail. Isaiah Gonzalez, of 265 tion starting too early at 6:12 was found dead last month. Andrew Warren enters a courtroom for an ex- “He is presumed inno- Euclid Ave., was arrested on a.m. Friday on School Street. Cornell-Duranleau suf- tradition hearing at the Hall of Justice in San cent,” said his public de- warrant charges for trespass- fered “lacerations and Francisco Friday. fender, Ariel Boyce-Smith. ing and destruction of proper- PEABODY mutilations to his body, She said Warren was ty at 10:45 a.m. Friday. his upper body, but not to investigators believe was relationship between Dr. “agreeable” to being re- Jason Murphy, of 54 Jeffer- Accidents the point of decapitation,” used in the stabbing was Lathem and the victim, turned to Chicago, but she son St., was arrested on war- Chicago police spokesman broken. When police found but also the connection be- declined further comment. rant charges of intimidate to A report of a motor vehicle Anthony Guglielmi said. him, he had already been tween all three,” he said. Lathem, 42, is being held steal and unarmed robbery at accident at 4:01 p.m. Thurs- He described the attack as dead for at least 12 hours. Guglielmi said Chicago without bail in Califor- 10:54 a.m. Friday. day at 161 Washington St.; at “certainly very intense.” Guglielmi said police police are investigating nia’s Alameda County and Lauritz Ray, 47, of 50 Andrew 4:54 p.m. Thursday on Cen- Authorities have said believe there might have the backgrounds of all the has waived extradition to St., was arrested and charged tennial Drive; at 6:06 a.m. Fri- the attack on Cornell-Du- been some tension in men but won’t be releas- Chicago. His attorney has with disturbing the peace at day at 10 Sylvan St.; at 9:16 ranleau, a Michigan na- Lathem and Cornell-Du- ing details until they have called him a “gentle soul.” 6:55 a.m. Wednesday. a.m. Friday at 545 Lowell St.; tive who moved to Chicago ranleau’s relationship. questioned Lathem and Northwestern Universi- Federico Recinos, 24, of at 1:34 p.m. Friday at 85 Lyn- last year, was so brutal “We’ve been looking a Warren, who separately ty said Monday that they 144 Fayette St., was arrest- nfield St.; at 2:29 p.m. Friday that the blade of the knife great deal, not only at the surrendered to California fired him effective Aug. 4. ed and charged with break- at 71 Lynn St. ing and entry at 3:50 a.m. A report of a motor vehi- Wednesday. cle accident with injuries at Jeffrey Suazo, 28, of 55 10:20 a.m. Friday on Russell Judge drops disc jockey’s Street; at 2:23 p.m. Friday at Rock Ave., was arrested and 86 Main St. charged with trespassing at A report of a hit and run 6:05 a.m. Thursday. motor vehicle accident at 9:14 case against Taylor Swift Accidents a.m. Friday on Wilson Square. By James Anderson A report of a motor vehicle Breaking and Entry and Tatiana Flowers accident at 3:56 a.m. Thurs- A report of breaking and en- ASSOCIATED PRESS day at 80 Boston St.; at 7:14 try at 12:26 p.m. Friday at 1 DENVER — A judge on a.m. Thursday at Essex and Essex Center Drive. Stewart streets; at 2:25 p.m. Friday threw out a Denver radio host’s case against Thursday on Neptune Boule- Theft vard; at 2:51 p.m. Thursday at Taylor Swift in a trial that 312 Union St.; at 4:22 p.m. A report of larceny at 2:16 delved into their dueling Thursday on Severance Ter- p.m. Friday at 41 Wilson Ter- lawsuits over whether he race; at 6:19 p.m. Thursday at race. groped her during a back- Franklin and Laighton streets; stage meet-and-greet and at 10:53 p.m. Thursday at 60 Vandalism whether she and her team Boston St.; at 11:23 p.m. ruined his career. Thursday at 567 Lynnway.; at A report of vandalism at 3:51 U.S. District Judge Wil- 1:21 p.m. Friday at 26 North p.m. Thursday at 22 Mason St. liam Martinez determined Franklin St. A report of graffiti at 12:41 p.m. that the pop star could not A report of a motor vehicle Friday at 70 Endicott St. be held liable because Da- accident with personal injury vid Mueller failed to prove at 7:19 a.m. Friday on Rogers SAUGUS that she personally set out Avenue; at 4:44 p.m. Thurs- to have him fired after the day om Eastern Avenue; at Arrest 2013 photo op. His iden- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 11:15 a.m. Friday at Chestnut tical allegations against Workers in an office building taped up a message to pop singer Taylor Street and Western Avenue. Juan Ramirez was arrested Swift’s mother and her ra- Swift borrowing a title from one of her albums before the start of the A report of a motor vehicle and charged with unlawful dio liaison will go to jurors civil trial Friday in Denver. hit and run accident at 5:38 operation of a motor vehicle for a verdict. a.m. Thursday on Western at 12:31 p.m. Thursday. Mueller denies groping braced. Mueller’s side in her testimony. in the photo, “thank you Avenue; at 2:19 p.m. Thurs- Swift and sued the singer, didn’t speak. Swift’s testy exchange for coming” in a monotone day at 109 Purdon Ave.; at Accidents her mother, Andrea Swift, The move came after with Mueller’s attorney oc- voice before they left. 5:43 p.m. Thursday at Boston A report of a motor vehicle and their radio handler, days of testimony from the casionally elicited chuckles She also said she was Street and Tower Avenue; at accident with property dam- Frank Bell, seeking up to singer and others and just — even from the six-wom- stunned and did not say 8:12 a.m. Friday at Franklin age at 12:57 p.m. Thursday $3 million as compensa- before jurors were set to an, two-man jury. She got anything to Mueller or Street and Western Avenue. at 42 Jackson St. tion for his ruined career. hear closing arguments. a laugh when she said halt the event after he left The singer-songwriter Swift spent an hour on her security guard saw because she did not want Assault and Battery Complaints said in her countersuit the witness stand Thurs- Mueller “lift my skirt” but to disappoint several doz- that she wanted a sym- day defiantly recounting someone would have had en people waiting in line A report of an assault and A report of a fight in prog- bolic $1 and the chance to what she called a “despi- to have been underneath for photos with her. battery at 10:36 a.m. Thurs- ress at 12:47 a.m. Thursday stand up for other women. cable and horrifying and her to see the actual grop- In the image, shown day on Newhall Street; at on Newhall Avenue. The jury will still consider shocking” encounter before ing — “and we didn’t have to jurors during opening 9:49 p.m. Thursday on Ne- A caller reported hearing her claim. a concert. anyone positioned there.” statements but not publicly whall Street; at 11:35 a.m. gunshots at 10:18 a.m. Thurs- Swift teared up as the “He stayed attached to Swift testified that after released, Mueller’s hand is Friday on Lawton Avenue. day on Walden Pond Circle. judge read his decision, my bare ass-cheek as I the photo was taken, she behind Swift, just below her A caller reported an odor of saying there was no ev- lurched away from him,” tried to get as far away waist. Mueller’s then-girl- Breaking and Entry sewage at 7:27 p.m. Thursday idence that her actions Swift testified. Mueller as she could. She friend, Shannon Melcher, is at Bristow Street Park. were insincere. Afterward, “It was a definite grab. A said she told him and his on the other side of Swift. A report of breaking and A report of suspicious ac- her team smiled and em- very long grab,” she added girlfriend, who was also All three are smiling. entry at 6:23 a.m. Thursday at tivity at 10:01 p.m. Thursday 21 Strawberry Ave.; at 8:34 at 86 Denver St. The caller a.m. Thursday at 51 Franklin reports a man harassing her St.; at 12:55 a.m. Friday at and demanding money to fix Fire blocks route for dozens 15 Gateway Lane; at 4:27 her computer. p.m. Friday at 33 Buchanan A caller reports being ha- Circle. rassed by a group of youths outside their residence at in Glacier National Park chalet Fire 10:57 p.m. Thursday on Kayla By Matt Volz Drive. A report of a fire at 1:56 ASSOCIATED PRESS p.m. Thursday at 20 High St.; Theft HELENA, Mont. — A at 5:54 p.m. Thursday at 72 wildfire has cut off the Ford St.; at 6:55 p.m. Thurs- A report of larceny at 2:07 return route for dozens of day at 30 Nelson St.; at 7:36 p.m. Thursday at 1277 Broad- people staying in a Glacier a.m. Friday at 113 Franklin St. way; at 7:27 p.m. Thursday at National Park backcoun- 1277 Broadway. try chalet, leaving them Overdose A report of a identity fraud the choice of remaining at 10:24 a.m. Thursday at 30 until rangers tell them it’s A report of an overdose at Hamilton St. safe or hiking out along a 8:22 p.m. Thursday on Lyn- longer and more difficult The Sperry nway. SWAMPSCOTT trail, park officials said Chalet in Glacier Theft Friday. Accidents Park rangers also National A report of larceny at 9:44 planned to lead out 39 Park, Mont. A report of a motor vehicle p.m. Thursday at 25 Baltimore other hikers who were accident at 9:21 a.m. Thurs- St.; at 3:59 p.m. Friday at staying in backcountry FILE PHOTO | day at 3 Plymouth Ave. 147 Washington St. campsites near fires that ASSOCIATED PRESS A report of a robbery at 11 broke out after a passing p.m. Thursday at 64 Franklin Breaking and Entry lightning storm on Thurs- along a steep trail near- Thirty-nine of the 42 the park, on the other side St. A report of breaking and en- day, Glacier spokeswoman ly 7 miles from Lake guests staying at the of the Continental Divide try at 12:30 a.m. Thursday at Lauren Alley said. McDonald Lodge on the Sperry Chalet decided to from Lake McDonald Vandalism 122 Stetson Ave. It’s peak tourist season park’s main roadway. hike out and three stayed Lodge. at the Montana park, A lightning strike ig- behind, said Suzie Menke, For those who stay, the A report of vandalism at and the stone chalet built Theft nited a fire in the forest the office manager of Ben- chalet has running water, 12:18 p.m. Thursday at Allen more than a century ago ton Chalets Inc., which somewhere between the a full-service kitchen and Avenue and Morrill Place. A report of shoplifting at is a top attraction in one runs the chalet. A report of motor vehicle CVS at 12:29 a.m. Thursday of the busiest parts of lodge and the chalet. Nei- They must take a rug- 17 private rooms — but vandalism at 3:18 p.m. Thurs- at CVS Pharmacy at 413 Par- Glacier. There are typi- ther structure is threat- ged trail more than 13 it doesn’t have electricity day at 80 Essex St.; at 4:03 adise Road. cally between 40 and 50 ened, but park officials miles long that crosses and cellphone coverage is p.m. Thursday at 7 Chase St.; A report of larceny at 11:56 guests and 10 staff mem- determined that it was un- two mountain passes and spotty. at 10:33 a.m. Friday at 5 Ev- a.m. Thursday at 304 Para- bers at the chalet each safe for those at the chalet can take eight to 10 hours “The good news is they ans Lane. dise Road. night, with most visitors to return by the same trail to walk. That trail ends got resupplied yesterday,” arriving by foot or horse Friday. up on the eastern side of Alley said. SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Lynnfield Ship sails into oblivion Malden is up SHIP foot traffic for businesses. The mast and other mementos for people to From A1 Last spring, the Lynn- characteristics of the ship, remember and people are field Historical Commis- including windows and excited about it,” said Reg- for a Sunday two-bedroom units and is sion voiced support of the glass on the second floor, nante. “I think it’s going to expected to take about a project, once architectural the existing eagle and six be very successful.” year to complete. Regnante plans for the plaza includ- stars, and the red and believes the combination ing several touches meant blue color scheme, will be Bridget Turcotte can be challenge of the two projects will en- to honor the legacy of the included in the new con- reached at bturcotte@item- hance the area and create nautical-themed building struction. live.com. Follow her on By Steve Freker of games. In 2007, after a more usable space and were unveiled. “We’re creating some Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. FOR THE ITEM taking their cue from the then-nascent Malden Lit- MALDEN — Some very tle League Challenger special ballplayers will Baseball program run by Furry friends find fans in Saugus knock it out of the park Bernie Colbert, the MIT Sunday with their spirit directors began the Chal- and love of the game. lenger All-Star Game, For the 11th summer which took place on the fi- close to 100 baseball play- nal Sunday of the tourney. ers of all ages who live According to Giovino, it with mental or physical was an instant hit. “The challenges along with smiles on the faces of all about the same number of the players who partici- volunteers will converge pated told the whole sto- on Bruce Field at Devir ry. We realized how much Park in Malden to com- it meant to them and to pete in the 11th Annual their parents and we all Challenger Day. agreed this was going The event runs from to be the highlight each noon to 3 p.m. and in- year,” he said. cludes a lengthy, extend- When the decision was ed one-inning game with made to end the tourney no clock on it as well as games after 16 years, pregame and postgame Giovino said it was a giv- festivities, the latter in- volving a generous spread en that Challenger Day of donated food for all, at would continue. “We need- no charge. ed a new venue to host It will be the sixth time the event and we were so the event is being held fortunate that the city of in Malden, dating back Malden and Mayor Gary to 2012, when the orga- Christenson stepped up to nizers from the Medford the plate to assist us. We Invitational Tournament were welcomed with open (MIT) relocated the popu- arms.” lar event from its original Giovino said the long list site at Columbus Park in of supporters and sponsors South Medford. of the event grows longer Ron Giovino, one of the each year, from elected founders of the MIT and officials to local corporate a chief organizer of Chal- sponsors and restaura- ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK lenger Day, says it is easy teurs. Mayor Christenson and both former Medford “Nature” Nick Jacinto holds up a toy kangaroo and explains how he gives animals toys of them- to point to Challenger Day day as the signature event Mayor Michael McGlynn selves to keep them from imprinting and thinking that they are humans. of the year for all involved. and present Mayor Steph- “It is the best baseball anie M. Burke are strong SAUGUS there is, no doubt about supporters of the event. From A1 it,” said Giovino, who has State Rep. Paul Donato, D-Medford, Malden has children fascinated with the pres- been involved with the MIT since it was founded been behind the event ence of animals she’s never seen since day one, Giovino before. in 1996, along with Paul DiStefano, Charlie Ciam- said, along with Malden Skylar, who owns a bearded drag- Rep. Steve Ultrino. on at home, said she never expected paglia and the late Billy Falasca. This year, Giovino said to see hedgehogs, milk snakes, and the MIT welcomes sup- squirrel monkeys at the library. “The players are so ex- cited to participate every port from the Teamsters “I’ve held reptiles before but I Local #25 Autism Fund, think it is really special to have year and in this game, ev- eryone who plays is treat- who join National Grid something like this at the library,” ed like the true all-stars and Wegmans as new to she said. they are on this day.” the fold. Food in the past Patricia Arsenault, who accom- Players will be assigned and present has been do- panied her granddaughter, said special shirts to wear nated by Pizzeria Regina, bringing animals to a place like the and each one will be an- Kelly’s Roast Beef, Raso’s library is really educational. nounced before they take and Carter Veal. “She loves animals,” she said. “You their position on the field, The Irish American saw it, she even knew the name accompanied by a “bud- Club made available its of the animals before Jacinto said dy” volunteer assigned hall, located next door to them.” the field, for the postgame Thais dos Santos, 9, of Saugus, holds a falcon during Nature to assist them during the Libraries from across the North luncheon fueled by the do- Nick’s Animal Adventures show at the Saugus Public Library game. Shore pooled funds to bring the The Medford Invitation- nated food. on Friday. event to the area, according to Sau- al Tournament was a pop- “It is truly the magic of gus Children’s Department head ular, competitive baseball this event that makes peo- Thais dos Santos, 9, put on a pro- the East Coast, said he developed a Amy Melton. tournament for 12-year- ple work so hard to make tective glove so Bubbles the hawk love for animals at a young age by “We hope through this kind of old standouts from many others happy,” Giovino said. could perch on her hand. “When programming it allows children to being exposed to wildlife. local communities includ- Bruce Field is next to I was holding him I could feel his learn about things by experiencing “If you see an animal or smell an ing Malden, Medford, the Irish American Hall, them at the library and maybe in- nails. I’ve never held one before, she animal, you get the whole different Lynn and Saugus. 177 West St. in Malden. spire them,” she said. said. “His wing touched my face. It kind of experience, which is some- Launched in 1996, it Challenger players in- Jacinto peppered his rapt audi- was so cool.” thing you have to get by being up continued for 16 sum- clude residents of Malden, ence with facts about his animal She also learned that if hawks close” he said, “You just can’t get that mers in early August Medford, Lynn, Billerica friends, telling the kids that a snake could read, they could spot the text by looking at a book or computer.” until 2012, its final year and other communities. sleeps with its eyes open and that of an iPad or computer screen from squirrel monkeys love sweets like two miles away. Matt Demirs can be reached at marshmallows and M&Ms. Jacinto, who travels throughout [email protected]. Lynn’s Vault is Dredging up a new park in Peabody locking up tenants

PEABODY VAULT painted by 20 artists from From A1 From A1 all over the world. The new tenants are a weeks, the lake will be re- While some residents mix of Lynn residents who filled, making way for a complain the downtown are trading up and the revitalized recreation area closes after dark, the Blue rest are from a wide geo- in West Peabody. Ox on Oxford Street is graphic range, according “How many times do usually packed until clos- to Yana Ben-Moshe, The you get to walk around ing time at 10:30 p.m. on Vault’s property manager. the bottom of a lake be- weekends. “The tenants are from fore it fills up?” Betten- The recent Beyond Walls everywhere,” she said. court asked. “There’s mural festival brought “And soon they’ll be here.” another couple weeks of thousands of residents work (with the lake) and and visitors to the down- Thomas Grillo can be they are going to start on town to view more than reached at tgrillo@item- the recreational area with a dozen exterior walls live.com. the grading.” Plans for the recreation- al area include gazebos and two fishing docks on Selling a house? the side of Crystal Lake ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Buying a house? near the recreational Mayor Edward A. Bettencourt Jr., center, speaks to Peabody residents path. While the grading Find out what properties and landscaping will be Jason Vitale, left, and Rob Moreschi about the plans for the future of done this fall, Bettencourt Crystal Lake. recently sold in your area. said the work on the docks and gazebos will likely be request to help pay for the of weeks, the project will Crystal Lake, it hasn’t Check out completed next spring. dredging. The total project be finishing up and the slowed down the wildlife Additional plans to re- cost came in at close to $4 uplands areas will be re- from checking out the the Real Estate page vitalize the area include million. stored,” said Buttrick. scene. Friday morning, in Saturday’s paper. stocking the lake with fish Crystal Lake is about “Once the pumps are off, at least one heron could and building a fountain in eight feet deep at its deep- it might be a little slow at be spotted in the shallow the center of it. est point, according to first, but a couple of rain- water in the center of For decades, city offi- Daniel Buttrick, the proj- storms in the fall, it will the eight-acre lake. The cials have been laying ect engineer from Tighe be right back up to where area has also remained a the groundwork to make and Bond. He said the wa- it was and you’ll be look- bountiful habitat for tur- Crystal Lake a vibrant ter level should be close to ing at a full pond.” tles. Foxes, deer, eagles, recreation area. Late last normal by the end of the Even as the work crews and hawks have also been year, the city council ap- fall. and trucks move in and spotted near Crystal Lake proved a $2 million loan “Over the next couple out of the area around in the past few months. A8 SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 2017 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Garden of the week

The Daily Item wants to recognize the hard work of our readers in a variety of ways. Whether you are men- toring youth or making your community a better place, we notice. As the sun contin- ues to shine and the winter months creep ahead, we want to highlight the work within the perimeter of your own yard. For three weeks, we will feature a garden of the week. This week’s garden is from Jean-Marc Berteaux, a Na- hant resident who carefully tends to his glamorous garden. Spanning over three tiers, a variety of plants compli- ment his cliffside home, with lavender being his favorite. The garden overlooks the ocean. He is a member of the Nah- ant Garden Club. To be featured next week, email your photos with “gar- den of the week” in the subject ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK line to [email protected]. Jean-Marc Berteaux’s garden spans over three tiers of his cliffside home in Nahant.

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©2017 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 2017 Lynn gets off to strong start in Gallant tourney By Katie Morrison ITEM STAFF BEVERLY — The Lynn team knew this year’s Gal- lant Tournament would be a challenge with a field of talented teams on the schedule. But the defending cham- pion got off to a hot start in this year’s event, topping Beverly, 4-2, at Harry Ball Field Friday night. Brady Bullock got the game started on the right foot for Lynn with a leadoff single. He’d come around on Shea Palmer’s 2-out PHOTO | BOB ROCHE single to put Lynn on the Lynn’s Moises Zorralla starts preparing for his board. match Friday evening. Lynn starter Yordy Con- treras, fresh off a City Se- ries win with the Lynn Shore Braves, picked up They’re lords and where he left off after that tournament’s cham- pionship. After allowing a ‘Kings of the Ring’ leadoff single to opposing pitcher Sam Armbruster, By Harold Rivera ity, all the hard work we put Contreras settled in and re- ITEM STAFF into this. There was a lot of tired the next three hitters. anticipation, waiting for this, In the second, he struck out LYNN — It’s been a produc- and it came together beauti- the side, getting each bat- tive and special summer for fully.” ter swinging. Lynn native Alex Sepulveda Three of the boxers Sepul- “He was tremendous he and the boxers he trains at veda trains at Private Jewels showed a lot of guts,” Lynn his gym, Private Jewels Fit- took part in the series. Mar- manager Jeff Earp said ness. blehead native Zach Calmus of Contreras. “With this After organizing a suc- earned a second place finish mound, he couldn’t throw cessful event in “Boxing For in the heavyweight division. his curveball, which is Hope” back in June, Sepul- Salem’s Charlie Espinal ad- devastating. So he fought veda brought the “King of vanced to the final in the through throwing fastballs. the Ring Series” to Lynn’s St. “I’m tremendously proud 152-pound welterweight di- Michael’s Hall. The series ran of what he did tonight,” vision. Moises Zorralla, of for three Fridays, with last Earp said. “Very gutsy per- Lynn, advanced to the final night being the final event of formance.” in the 132-pound lightweight the three-part tournament. Beverly had one of its division. “The tournament has been best chances in the fifth, ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON beautiful and unbelievable,” “All of them looked great,” as a walk and hit batter Sepulveda said. “It’s like a Sepulveda said. “All of the Lynn pitcher Yordy Contreras went the distance in his team’s dream come true. It’s a real- BOXING, B2 GALLANT, B2 rst Gallant Tournament game, allowing two runs on ve hits. Saugus’ Horvath hopes NSBL stint prepares him

By Harold Rivera ITEM STAFF TONY C SAUGUS — The transi- Frank Carey, Tom Iarrobino, and Tony Nicosia tion for baseball players who take their talents share stories about their friend and St. Mary’s teammate from the high school dia- mond to the college one is Red Sox legend Tony Conigliaro no easy task. Regardless of which di- Moderated by Ted Grant vision in which they land, the competition in college always rises up a notch. More often than not, col- lege players are bigger, stronger and more expe- rienced when compared to those in high school. It helps to spend a sum- mer competing against college-level talents before making the jump to the collegiate diamond. Sau- gus native Justin Horvath is a prime example. Horvath, who graduat- Thursday, Aug. 17, 6-8 p.m., ed from Saugus High this past spring, played a year of varsity baseball and Lynn Museum hockey for the Sachems ITEM FILE PHOTO 590 Washington St., Lynn after transferring from Justin Horvath played for the Saugus Wings Malden Catholic. A star of the North Shore Baseball League this pitcher and center fielder, summer. He hopes the experience prepares HORVATH, B2 him for playing for Salem State. $25 per person. Purchase tickets or RSVP online Swampscott Sox begin quest at lynnmuseum.org, via email to win the league crown tonight ([email protected]), By Mike Alongi or by calling 781-581-6200. ITEM STAFF SWAMPSCOTT — The North Shore Baseball League season will come to a head over the course of the coming week, and it’s only appropriate that the two teams ranked at the top of PROCEEDS BENEFIT the standings will be battling it out for the league title. Tonight at Swampscott Middle School, the No. 1 Swampscott Sox and the No. 2 Kingston Night Owls will SPONSORED BY kick off a 7-game series to decide the 2017 NSBL championship. It’s been a ITEM FILE PHOTO long road for each team in getting to this point. Elvis Rodriguez, shown being con- The top-ranked Sox, who have gratulated by coach Joe Capon- home-field advantage, moved quick- igro, hit a walkoff grand slam to ly through their first-round series ESSEX MEDIA GROUP win one of the games against Pea- body. NSBL, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 2017 ERod, Red Sox get no relief vs. Yankees

NEW YORK (AP) — Aaron in anticipation, but it was qui- to left, and Frazier was strong Hicks awoke a dormant offense eted by Red Sox starter Eduar- enough to muscle another with a two-run homer that do Rodriguez, who allowed two single to left on a pitch that sparked a five-run eighth in- hits in six scoreless innings. jammed him. Torreyes added a ning, then threw out a runner Matt Barnes pitched a hit- sacrifice fly. at third in the ninth inning to less seventh that extended the Adam Warren (3-2) allowed help Aroldis Chapman get out scoreless streak by Boston’s one hit in 2 1/3 scoreless in- of trouble, and the New York bullpen to 19 innings. nings, and Chapman walked Yankees rallied to beat the And then the drama began. the bases loaded with no out. Red Sox 5-4 Friday night and Pinch-hitter Brett Gardner Benintendi, whose bas- stop Boston’s winning streak was nicked on his back foot by es-loaded walk against Chap- at eight. a pitch from Addison Reed (0-1) man gave Boston a July 14 win Hanley Ramirez and Andrew leading off the eighth, a call orig- at Fenway Park, hit a sacrifice Benintendi homered off Jaime inally missed by plate umpire fly to left that Hicks caught in front of the left-field warn- Garcia, and Eduardo Rodri- Fieldin Culbreth and overturned ing track. The strong-armed guez handed a 3-0 lead to his on video review. Reed had gone Hicks made a one-hop throw bullpen in the seventh. But in 1,005 batters without hitting one to Frazier at third base, and he the first of 10 key games be- since plunking the Dodgers’ Dee tagged out former Yankee Edu- tween the AL East rivals in 24 Gordon on March 23, 2014. ardo Nunez trying to advance days, Didi Gregorius and Todd Hicks returned Thursday from second. Frazier followed Hicks’ home from an oblique injury that Mitch Moreland flied out, run with RBI singles and Ron- been sidelined him since June giving Chapman his 15th save ald Torreyes hit a sacrifice fly 25, and he followed with a in 18 chances. as the Yankees took a 5-3 lead high drive down the right-field Boston got off to a quick start and rebounded to close within line that stopped the Yankees’ when Mookie Betts walked 3½ games of the Red Sox. shutout streak at 16 innings. with one out in the first and Boston and New York met Gary Sanchez singled, went Ramirez drove a fastball into PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS while 1-2 in the division this to second on a wild pitch and the Boston bullpen in left-cen- late in the season for the first Aaron Judge walked. ter with two outs. Benintendi Boston’s Hanley Ramirez hits a 2-run home run during the time since 2011. A sellout Joe Kelly relieved, Gregorius homered into the second deck first inning of Friday’s game at Yankee Stadium. crowd filled Yankee Stadium blooped an opposite-field hit in right field in the fifth. Lynn draws first blood in Gallant GALLANT score Juniel Guzman, who Beverly threatened in the From B1 reached on a fielder’s choice seventh as Logan Petros- that erased Marks. ino singled with one out, put two on with two outs “We just told them to but second baseman Brady and the top of the order due stay aggressive and swing Warren, who snagged the up. But the Lynn defense, the bats,” Earp said. “They first out of the inning on a which had been strong all were swinging at a lot of hard liner, turned a double game, shut down the threat strikes, so make contact play on another lineout to to escape unscathed. and don’t take a lot of pitch- seal the win. Contreras, who went es, and that’s what we did.” Contreras went the dis- 2-for-2 at the plate, re- The big inning knocked tance, allowing two runs on sponded by driving the Armbruster out of the game, five hits while walking three first pitch of the sixth to and Noah Guanci took over and striking out seven. the left field corner for an to get the final out. Lynn has a quick turn- easy double. That started The runs couldn’t have around, as it takes on Pea- the hit parade for Lynn, come at a better time, be- body, which has yet to play scoring three runs to cause the Beverly bats in the tournament, today make the score 4-0. woke up the next inning. A at 5:30 at Harry Ball Field. Eldrian Bonilla advanced single, error and walk load- “We’re right back at it, Contreras with a single ed the bases with no outs. and it’s not going to get to center. Shea Palmer A fielder’s choice and sin- any easier,” Earp said. “We brought home the first run gle brought in two runs for beat a very good team, with a sac fly to center. Jack Beverly, but Lynn buckled and tomorrow is going to Marks dropped in a bloop down and catcher Brendan be tough, but they fought single behind second to Falasca got the final out tonight, and what can you PHOTO | BOB ROCHE bring in Bonilla, and Jack at home on a squibber in say, just have to go out Anderson roped a double to front of the plate. there and play.” Lynn’s Moises Zorralla gets taped up by corner man Jodie Adams, also of Lynn. Saugus’ Horvath hopes that his time in the NSBL was beneficial These fighters are lords HORVATH nings of work. Although he admitted that From B1 “It was a challenge,” Hor- he feels nervous about and ‘Kings of the Ring’ vath said of his experience making the jump, Horvath Horvath helped Saugus pitching in the NSBL. added that he’s also confi- BOXING the mindset that we want He also hopes that those reach the Division 3 North “Everyone’s older. There dent in himself. From B1 and that’s the type of who attended the events state tournament in his were a couple of ex-profes- “I’m a little mix of both mindset that we want to came away with a sense lone season with the team. sionals. It’s much different nervous and confident,” kids looked amazing. The set for everybody. I’m just of what it takes to box. Prior to the start of the than the high school level. Horvath said. “I’ve never nationals are coming up in a really proud coach.” While most might feel as baseball season, Horvath You can’t just throw the played for a college team September. It’s a pre-qual- All proceeds from the though that consists sole- committed to Salem State. ball by them, you have to but I know I’m confident in ifier for the Olympics, and “King of the Ring Series” ly of punching, Sepulveda After staying on campus mix up your pitches and myself. I know the compe- if they win they get to go for an overnight visit, went towards the boxing noted that there’s plenty hit your spots. I ended up tition’s much better but I’m onto Tennessee for qual- in which he met Vikings program at Private Jew- more that goes into box- throwing my changeup a confident that I’ll do well.” ification for the Olympic coach Al Donovan, a Lynn In hopes of adding a els. Tickets for each night ing. little more.” team. Four kids got in- native, Horvath was sold Horvath’s hope is that third pitch to his reper- of the event went for $20 “Everybody loved it,” vited out of our gym and on joining the team. the competition he faced toire, Horvath zoned in on and all three portions of Sepulveda said. “It’s show- “I went for the overnight throughout the sum- working on his changeup that’s huge. Most gyms the tournament collected ing all different types of and I liked the school and I mer with the Wings, who this summer. get one kid, but we were a strong showing. A total kids coming together as liked Coach Donovan,” Hor- reached the postseason be- “I think I’m going to fortunate enough to get of 435 spectators made one. It shows that boxing vath, who played left wing fore bowing out in a best-of- have to get stronger and four.” it out for the first night isn’t just punching each for the Saugus hockey team, three quarterfinal series to throw harder,” Horvath Prior to the start of the while the second drew 510 other in the head. Boxing the Kingston Night Owls, said. “I know Salem State’s said. “I’ll have to develop tournament, Sepulveda always had a good team so served to give him a good fans. is an art that requires all another pitch so I’ve been advised his trio of talent- “I’m just really surprised sorts of different skills and that pretty much convinced idea of what he’ll match up working on my changeup a against in college. ed bouters to remain con- in the support we’ve re- people are seeing that. me to join the team.” little more.” “I know most of those fident in themselves. He ceived,” Sepulveda said. I’ve gotten great feedback. “Salem State’s always had Making the upcoming guys were college players,” added that the dedication a competitive team,” Hor- college baseball experi- “The community and the The kids are loving it and Horvath said. “I’d imagine vath added. “They always ence for Horvath even he’s seen from his boxers sponsors have really come that’s great.” it would be something like compete. I met some of the more special is the fact in preparing for the series together. Everyone has For Sepulveda, a Lynn that, what I’ll be facing in kids and they were great, that he’ll be staying close is what stands out the done their part in this. Tech alum and former college.” they’re competitors. I know to home. Horvath, the sec- most to him. We’re going to continue boxer, the overall goal is For Horvath, getting as Coach Donovan played Divi- ond oldest of five siblings, “I told them the sky’s to do it and the event will to bring boxing back to many innings and repeti- sion I baseball so he knows has always relied on hav- the limit,” Sepulveda said. tions as he could with the only get bigger and bigger. his hometown. That’s the the game. I’ve had a couple ing his family cheer him Wings was a key compo- “You can never give your- Everybody came together dream he’s been focused coaches on travel teams that on from the bleachers nent of his summer. He ex- self limitations. Once you and helped us out. It was on achieving and will con- played at Salem State and throughout his career. pects to be used primarily give yourself limitations, a beautiful thing going tinue to chase. they were great.” “That’s a cool part of it,” as a pitcher at Salem State. you become limited. You on.” “Everything that we do To prepare himself for Horvath said. “Salem’s have to open your mind the jump to the collegiate “The innings were good, not a long drive from my Sepulveda added, “All goes towards helping the diamond, Horvath spent especially seeing how oth- house so they’ll be able to because hard work comes the money is going to the kids and helping the box- his summer pitching and er college kids play,” Hor- watch me play whenever.” a long way and these kids boxing program. A lot of ing program,” Sepulveda playing all three outfield vath said. “Getting that “I love the sport,” he add- are showing that. These our members are kids that said. “We keep them pos- positions for the Saugus repetition and seeing how ed. “My family comes to kids are role models, they are high-risk members itive and keep them moti- they compete, that really Wings of the North Shore my games. My aunt has train hard and they eat that can’t afford it. The vated. In June, we Boxed Baseball League. helps prepare me.” almost never missed a right. That type of dedica- revenue from this event For Hope and we’ll do that In six regular-season ap- Moving forward, Horvath game. She gets out of work tion is special.” helps these kids stay fo- again next year. We’re go- pearances on the mound, acknowledges that he’ll to come to my games. It’s Horvath posted a 2.33 face a handful of new chal- awesome, having all my Sepulveda added, cused and these kids are ing to bring boxing back ERA with a 2-3 record and lenges when he sets foot on family there to watch me “That’s the type of mind- hungry, they really want to Lynn, the way it should 31 strikeouts over 33 in- the diamond as a Viking. play. It helps.” set that we look for. That’s it.” be.” Swampscott, Kingston vie for North Shore Baseball League title

NSBL force a game five, but the ivieri, Ryan Healey, Brian The Sox will look to Ken- Kingston battled back Walsh. Nick Comei adds From B1 home-field advantage end- Maynard, Esteban Paula drew and Mike Richard- to two straight wins to hitting for average and ed up working in Swamp- and others leading the way, son to lead the way on the move on to the semifinals. speed at the top of the or- against Marblehead be- scott’s favor. Led by their the Sox are going to look to mound in this series. The Night Owls ran into der, in addition to a stellar fore a semifinal showdown top starter Ben Kendrew, put the pressure on Kings- For Kingston, experi- the same situation there, glove at shortstop. with the rival Peabody the Sox powered to a 7-1 ton’s pitching. Many of the ence is on its side. There dropping Game 1 to Bever- It’s sure to be an excit- Champions. win and captured the se- players on the Sox were are a host of players on ly, but Kingston answered ing series, with a serious It looked like the semi- ries. first introduced to man- the Night Owls who have with three straight wins to potential of going the full finals would go the same Swampscott has a strong ager Joe Caponigro when playoff experience, which move on to the champion- seven games. The Sox and way, with the Sox taking balance of hitting on the they played for him at especially came to light in ship series. the Night Owls will kick the first two games of the roster, blending power and Lynn English. Caponigro their opening round series The Night Owls have a off their series tonight at five-game series. Peabody average to drive in a lot of coached the Bulldogs from against the much younger strong middle of the order 7 p.m. under the lights ended up roaring back runs. With players such as 2004 through the spring Saugus Wings. After Sau- led by the Morin brothers, at Swampscott Middle with two straight wins to Kyle O’Connor, Louis Ol- before stepping down. gus took the first game, Dan and Joe, and Colin School. SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3 THE SCHEDULE Stricker SATURDAY Gallant Youth Gallant Youth Baseball Tournament Baseball Tournament at Harry Ball Field, Beverly sticks at Harry Ball Field, Beverly Beverly loser vs. Marblehead (10 Peabody vs. Lynn (5:30) a.m.) Salem vs. Danvers (7:30) Loser’s bracket game (1:30) NSBL Final Winner’s Bracket game (6:30) around Kingstone at Swampscott (7) NSBL Final SUNDAY Swampscott at Kingston (8) in PGA SPORTS BRIEFS CHARLOTTE, N.C. Registration for B’s aol.com or s_patrie@verizon. (AP) — Steve Stricker net; or (781)632-9737 or had to clean out his lock- er and head home early academy underway (781) 417-9345. after missing the cut in Deadline for signup is Registration is ongoing the PGA Championship Sept. 10. for Bruins Academy, which at Hazeltine. That was in will run Saturday, Oct. 2009. And it was on his 7, 14, 21, 28 from 9:30 to Lynn Summer mind Friday at Quail Hol- 10:30 a.m. at Connery Rink low when he was outside in Lynn. Track Series the cut line and running The camp is being run The Lynn Parks and Recre- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS out of holes. thanks to a partnership be- ation Department’s Youth “It was on my mind to- Jamaica’s Usain Bolt performs his trademark pose on the finish line tween Lynn Youth Hockey Summer Evening Track day to play this weekend,” after placing third in the men’s 100m final during the World Athletics and the Boston Bruins. meets will be held Monday he said. “I wanted to be Championships in London Aug. 5. Registration if $100. The evenings until Aug. 21 at around this weekend.” camp includes a free full Manning Field, starting at He followed with two set of CCM equipment 6:30 p.m. 3-woods that led to easy (valued at $500 retail); a There is no entry fee, and birdies, and Stricker shot professional personalized kids, from toddlers to high After a weary week a 1-under 70 that will al- fitting in September; and schoolers, from all communi- low him to make the cut. four weeks of on-ice in- ties are welcome. That means the 50-year- struction by certified coach- There are eight different old Stricker has now gone es and NHL alumni. running events and two field Bolt comes back eight consecutive years All children should be events. without missing a cut in able to skate on their own. LONDON (AP) — Is it “It’s one thing to be ball player-turned-sprint- For more information, visit the majors. The program is intended too soon to ask? Usain named among the greats in er started making a name His 3-wood off the 14th lwrun.org or contact Joe Abe- for children who have not Bolt, please come back. track and field,” said Wayde for himself at last year’s tee reached the green lon at [email protected] or participated in an orga- The superstar who made van Niekerk, the South Af- Olympics when he had the about 18 feet away. He 617-893-7064. nized hockey program athletics fun — and watch- rican who holds the world temerity to challenge Bolt missed the eagle putt. before. able — for the past decade record in the 400 meters. during the 200-meter semi- On the par-5 15th hole, For further information, Lynn Youth Soccer returns to the track for the “It’s a different thing put- finals, and Bolt wagged his Stricker drilled a 3-wood contact communityrela- final time Saturday to run ting out performances to finger at him . up the hill and onto the [email protected]. registration on Jamaica’s 4x100-meter lay out concrete ground for But De Grasse never green about 20 feet away. Lynn Youth Soccer is relay team. It will give fans that recognition.” made it to the starting He missed that eagle putt, Lynn Jets hockey accepting online registration a well-deserved break after Van Niekerk got one per- line in London, pulling out too. for the fall through Aug. 28. five days at world champi- formance right. He won the a few days before the meet Stricker had another golf outing Children 4 and upo as of onships that they can only 400 in a breeze after his with a hamstring injury. birdie with a 7-iron into hope isn’t a look into the main contender, Makwala, Some of the big names The Lynn Jets hockey Sept. 1 are eligible. To reg- the par-3 17th, and then sport’s long-term future. was barred from the stadi- who did race have un- team is sponsoring its sec- ister, please create an online dropped a shot on the The biggest headliner um for having a stomach derwhelmed — or found ond annual golf outing Sat- account, and enter your 18th from the bunker. since Bolt left the track last bug he claimed he did not themselves in awkward urday, Sept. 23, at Gannon players information via the He hasn’t played every Saturday with an unfath- have. But then, the South circumstances. Golf Course, with alumni register link on the homep- major in every year since omable bronze medal in the African came up short in — Justin Gatlin, who from Lynn Classical, Lynn age: www.lynnyouthsoccer. that missed cut at Hazel- 100 meters: Stomach flu. the 200 final. He could’ve won the 100 meters where English and Lynn Tech. org. tine. Stricker went a cou- In between the drama produced the first 200- Bolt finished third, was Proceeds from the outing Those interested in volun- ple of years skipping the involving norovirus and 400 sweep at the worlds greeted with boos every willbenefit the 2017-2018 teering should check out the British Open because he Botswana’s Isaac Mak- since Michael Johnson did time he stepped on the Lynn Jets Hockey Team. website or speak to a coach was trying to reduce his wala have been a series it 22 years ago. Instead, track — residue from two Golfers can create their or board member. More schedule and that’s gener- of strange races, favorites Ramil Guliyev of Turkey doping positives that are ally the week of his wed- own foursome or sign up as information is available at who didn’t come through captured the title and Van far in his past. “I know ding anniversary. a single/twosome and be www.lynnyouthsoccer.org, or and unknowns who did. Niekerk insisted, “I will you have to have the black At age 50, and Presi- placed on a team. on the LYS Facebook page, Lacking in all that has never try and fill Usain’s hat and the white hat, but dents Cup captain of the The 9-hole even begins at or you can email info@lynny- been someone, anyone, shoes, or Michael’s.” guys, come on,” said the U.S. team, he’s getting 3:15 p.m. with a staggered outhsoccer.org. start and ends at 9. The $80 who could at least pretend Who could? 35-year-old American, who busy again. donation includes nine holes, to enjoy the spotlight that Certainly not Andre De will be long gone when His wife, Nicki, is caddy- a cart, a buffet dinner and Lynn Babe Ruth Bolt occupied all alone for Grasse, at least not at this and if the “next Bolt” ever ing for him at Quail Hol- music. For those who just Fall Ball nearly a decade. meet. The Canadian basket- does show up. low. want the dinner, the cost is $40. There will be raffles, a Registration for Lynn 50/50, gifts, prizes and a Babe Ruth Fall Ball will be Cowboys’ Elliott out for six games silent auction. held today from 10 a.m. to For information, or to sign 12 p.m. at the fields at DALLAS (AP) — The and knees. in the letter to Elliott that up, contact Paul Ryan or Breed Middle School. The NFL suspended star Dal- The league said its in- advisers “were of the view Steve Patrie at pryanlynn@ fee is $75 to register. las Cowboys running back vestigation was based on that there is substantial Ezekiel Elliott for six photographs, text mes- and persuasive evidence MLB games Friday, concluding sages and other electron- supporting a finding that AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE after a yearlong investiga- ic evidence. Commission- (Elliott) engaged in phys- East Division East Division tion that the league rush- er Roger Goodell made ical violence against Ms. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Boston 65 50 .565 — Washington 68 45 .602 — ing leader caused injuries his decision based on the Thompson on multiple oc- New York 61 53 .535 3½ Miami 54 60 .474 14½ to his then-girlfriend in league’s investigation and casions during the week of Tampa Bay 59 58 .504 7 New York 52 61 .460 16 Baltimore 57 58 .496 8 Atlanta 51 61 .455 16½ three separate incidents in consultation with four July 16, 2016.” Toronto 54 61 .470 11 Philadelphia 42 71 .372 26 last summer. advisers, including Hall of Last September, the of- Central Division Central Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB The ruling under the Fame player Ken Houston. fice of Columbus City At- Cleveland 61 52 .540 — Chicago 59 54 .522 — NFL’s personal conduct Elliott, who turned 22 torney Richard Pfeiffer Minnesota 58 56 .509 3½ St. Louis 59 56 .513 1 Kansas City 57 58 .496 5 Milwaukee 59 58 .504 2 policy came despite prose- last month, has three days cited conflicting and in- Detroit 52 63 .452 10 Pittsburgh 58 58 .500 2½ cutors in Columbus, Ohio, to appeal the ruling. The consistent information in Chicago 45 68 .398 16 Cincinnati 48 67 .417 12 deciding nearly a year NFL Players Association the evidence in deciding West Division West Division PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS W L Pct GB W L Pct GB ago not to pursue the case said it was reviewing the against criminal charges. Ezekiel Elliott has Houston 71 43 .623 — Los Angeles 81 33 .711 — in the city where Elliott decision and had been in Pfeiffer’s office declined Seattle 59 57 .509 13 Colorado 65 50 .565 16½ been suspended for starred for Ohio State. touch with Elliott’s repre- comment Friday. Los Angeles 58 58 .500 14 Arizona 64 50 .561 17 six games. Texas 54 59 .478 16½ San Diego 50 64 .439 31 According to the letter sentatives to consider his Peter Harvey, one of the Oakland 50 65 .435 21½ San Francisco 46 70 .397 36 Elliott received inform- options. the suspended list the advisers to Goodell, said Friday’s Games Baltimore (Bundy 11-8) at Oakland ing him of the suspen- The ruling requires El- first week of the regular the NFL had access to fo- N.Y. Yankees 5, Boston 4 (Manaea 8-6), 9:05 p.m. sion, the NFL believed he liott to get an evaluation rensic electronic evidence Pittsburgh 4, Toronto 2 L.A. Angels (Ramirez 10-10) at Seattle season and be eligible to Cleveland 5, Tampa Bay 0 (Ramirez 4-4), 9:10 p.m. used “physical force” three to determine whether he that prosecutors didn’t Minnesota 9, Detroit 4 Pittsburgh (Williams 5-4) at Toronto (Rowley return to the active roster Chicago White Sox 6, Kansas City 3 0-0), 1:07 p.m. times in a span of five needs counseling or treat- have. Harvey said an ex- Houston at Texas, 8:05 p.m. N.Y. Mets (Matz 2-5) at Philadelphia (Nola days in a Columbus apart- ment, and to show proof Oct. 23. His first possible ample was proof that pho- Baltimore at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. 8-7), 7:05 p.m. L.A. Angels at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. San Francisco (Samardzija 7-11) at Wash- ment last July resulting in that he is following up on game would be Week 8 at tographs were taken by San Francisco at Washington, ppd. ington (Scherzer 12-5), 7:05 p.m. Washington. Thompson the same day N.Y. Mets 7, Philadelphia 6 Cincinnati (Feldman 7-7) at Milwaukee injuries to Tiffany Thomp- any recommendations. Pittsburgh 4, Toronto 2 (Suter 2-2), 7:10 p.m. son’s face, neck, shoulders, If Goodell’s ruling NFL special counsel for she alleged that she was Miami 6, Colorado 3 Colorado (Hoffman 6-3) at Miami (Nicolino Cincinnati at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. 0-1), 7:10 p.m. arms, hands, wrists, hips stands, Elliott will go on conduct Todd Jones wrote injured by Elliott. 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Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Modern Modern Modern Modern Suits USA cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit Family Family Family Family ›› “Madea’s Wit- Love & Hip Hop: Love & Hip Hop: Love & Hip Hop: Basketball Wives Black Ink Crew: Signed VH1 ness Protection” Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood “Finale” Chicago B6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 2017 For electric cars to take off, they’ll need place to charge By Dee-Ann Durbin ASSOCIATED PRESS DETROIT — Around the world, support is growing for electric cars. Automak- ers are delivering more electric models with lon- ger range and lower pric- es, such as the Chevrolet Bolt and the Tesla Model 3. China has set aggres- sive targets for electric vehicle sales to curb pollu- tion; some European coun- tries aim to be all-electric by 2040 or sooner. Those lofty ambitions face numerous challeng- es, including one practical consideration for consum- ers: If they buy electric cars, where will they charge them? FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The distribution of public Jeff Solie plugs in his electric Tesla sedan at his home in New Berlin, Wis. charging stations is wildly uneven around the globe. That’s a problem for people with IHS Markit. fiancee charges her Tesla PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Places with lots of support who need to drive further Take Norway, which has SUV at home or at one of from governments or utili- than the 200 miles or so publicly funded charging the world’s largest Tesla A Secret Service agent checks on the Oval Of- ties, like China, the Neth- that most electric cars can and generous incentives Supercharger stations, 20 fice of the White House in Washington. erlands and California, travel. It’s also a barrier for for electric car buyers. miles away. have thousands of public the millions of people who Architect Nils Henning- The uneven distribution charging outlets. Buyers of don’t have a garage to plug stad drives past 20 to 30 of chargers worries many Renovations Tesla’s luxury models have in their cars overnight. charging stations each potential electric vehicle access to a company-fund- “Do we have what we day on his 22-mile com- owners. It’s one reason ed Supercharger network. need? The answer at the mute to Oslo. He works for electric vehicles make up underway at But in many places, public moment is, ‘No,’” says Gra- the city and can charge his less than 1 percent of cars charging remains scarce. ham Evans, an analyst Nissan Leaf at work; his on the road. the White House WASHINGTON (AP) — Workers also are fixing Israel, the land of milk and The White House is un- leaks, repairing the South dergoing a major face-lift Portico steps, renovating while President Donald the Navy mess kitchen Trump is out of town. and West Wing lower lob- honey — and now whiskey? The Oval Office and oth- by, and updating the IT er working quarters of feels like more than three system. By Ilan Ben Zion the West Wing have been ASSOCIATED PRESS years, more like seven or West Wing staffers who cleared of furniture while eight and again the story crews work on upgrades, aren’t with Trump at his TEL AVIV, Israel — Is- is much more important in including to the heating New Jersey golf course rael has been known as this case. This is the first and air conditioning sys- have been temporari- the land of milk and hon- ever single malt whiskey tem. Spokeswoman Lind- ly relocated to an office ey since Biblical times — that any distillery has re- but the land of single malt say Walters said the sys- building next to the White leased from Israel.” whiskey? One appropri- tem is 27 years old. House. Although wine has been ately named distillery is produced in the Holy Land trying to turn Israel into a for millennia, and modern whiskey powerhouse. Israeli wines have gained Smooth, honey-brown whiskey is not the first international renown in re- thing that comes to mind cent years, whiskey produc- when most people think tion is new to the country. of Israel. However, at the Milk and Honey was Milk and Honey Distill- founded in 2013 and began ery, rows of casks proudly distilling small experimen- stamped “Tel Aviv” hold tal batches of whiskey a liters of the stuff. year later. One hundred The country’s first whis- bottles from their first PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS key distillery is preparing cask of Single Malt are set Whiskey is poured at the ‘Milk and Honey’ to release Israel’s first sin- to be sold at an online auc- whiskey distillery in Tel Aviv, Israel. gle malt whiskey. tion starting Aug. 11. “It’s a young whiskey,” Whiskey is universally The single malt was colder climates, according said Eitan Attir, the dis- acceptable for religious made in Israel from start to Ran Latovicz, an Israeli Jews to consume, Attir tillery’s CEO. to finish, according to whiskey connoisseur and says, and Milk and Honey’s Attir says the brew is the company’s website, bar owner. drink is “ultra-kosher.” aged for three years and though the ingredients, “In colder climates like two months in virgin oak “We don’t work on Sat- barrels and equipment Scotland or Ireland, whis- and old bourbon barrels at urday, we don’t work on the company’s renovated Yom Kippur or Passover,” were imported from the key usually ages for about former bakery in a rugged he said. “And we want to U.S., U.K. and elsewhere. seven to 10 to 12 years industrial area of south symbolize our being Jew- The warmer climate in Is- before it’s even bottled be- Tel Aviv. ish or Israeli and then rael allows for a speedier cause (it is) just the way, “It’s complex for its we called it the Milk and aging process in the bar- you know, it gets to its full FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS age,” he said. “The taste Honey Distillery.” rel than whiskey made in potential,” he said. Goats walk through a yoga session at Oak Hol- low Acres Farm in Burlington, Wis. Procter & Gamble takes calculated Downward dog meet jumping goat: Goats risk with ‘The Talk’ advertisement By Russell Contreras and Corey Williams invade yoga classes ASSOCIATED PRESS BURLINGTON, Wis. “call it kid pose, maybe?” It’s a simple message: (AP) — Downward dog One of the farm’s own- Beware of racism in the meets jumping goat. ers, Abigail Lippmann, United States. In this still Yoga classes are popping says they’ve had 20 to 45 But Procter & Gam- image from a up across the nation that people come for each ses- ble took a calculated risk commercial include the playful goats. with its ad that features sion, which includes 15 spot At a recent class at black mothers speaking goats, since they started provided by Oak Hollow Acres farm in June. to children about racial in Burlington, Wisconsin, Procter & In Massachusetts, Sage bias through the decades. Bear Foot Yoga Healing The company says it knew Gamble, a Meadow Farm provides instructor Megan MacCa- there might be a backlash mother talks goats to Valley Hot Yoga rthy advised participants — and the ad has been to her to worry less about testing in Easthampton. Farm criticized as being anti-po- daughter their physical ability and co-owner Stan McCoy lice or anti-white. But it about racial more about sharing their says 2,000 people tried says it felt after hearing bias. hearts. to buy tickets for recent from consumers that the She also told them to classes, which sold out in ad would be worth it. PHOTO | take their child’s pose and four seconds. “The Talk,” which makes ASSOCIATED PRESS no mention of any P&G product, has been the talk keting firm. “They have to may hear an epithet, but television next week. Selling a house? of social media. create meaningful ways not to let it hurt him. An- Damon Jones, a spokes- Buying a house? The ad is part of a shift that are going to engage other mom, this time in man for Cincinnati-based by some corporations that people.” the 1990s, reminds her Procter & Gamble, said Find out what properties are making emotional Consumers have so son to take his identifica- not including products in recently sold in your area. appeals to consumers by many choices among so tion with him as he sets “The Talk” was a conscious treading into territory many brands, Garcia off for practice. decision because the com- that could be polarizing. Check out said, that people remem- None of the company’s pany wanted viewers to fo- But experts say there are ber only what matters to products, like Pampers cus on its message. Ads for the Real Estate page likely to be more of these them. diapers, Tide detergent P&G products often fea- in Saturday’s paper. ads, as companies seek In the P&G video re- or Crest toothpaste, are younger customers who leased online last month, shown. Instead, after clips ture smiling babies wear- respond to them. a mom in the 1950s tells of mothers giving children ing its diapers or highlight “Brands just can’t push her daughter she is not “the talk,” the video in- dishes that sparkle after their messages out there,” just “pretty for a black vites people to discuss it using its soap. said Luis Garcia, presi- girl,” as someone told the online with the hashtag “There’s a time for prod- dent and lead strategist of girl, but “beautiful, pe- #TalkAboutBias. uct placement,” Jones MarketVision, a San An- riod.” And a mom in the The ad is scheduled to said. “There’s a time to do tonio, Texas-based mar- 1960s tells her son he begin airing on national something broader.” SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM B7 CLASSIFIED

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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS THIS WEEK LYNN 9 N. BEND ST. U:9 19-19A FOREST ST. $319,900 $950,000 19 ALDEN ST. B: Taras Hrabec and Blanca B: Wei Dong-Zeng, Trustee for AZ $280,000 Hrabec Forest Realty Trust SELLING YOUR HOME? B: Matthew D. Borland S: Birchwood Estates Dev, Inc. S: John Dailey If you want an honest opinion of value, S: Anmarie Donnelly and Angelina E. Badger 110 PARKLAND AVE. 14 GREENWOOD ST. call JOHN or MIKE CONNOR. $340,000 $420,000 B: Alex O. Herrera and Stephanie 21 AMES ST. B: Rangaprasad Ramanujam FREE SERVICE Herrera-Rios S: Sam Kutty-Philip and Babitha $320,000 S: Nikolaos Mysirlakis B: Yudy Jaramillo Pathiyanna S: Matt E. Cruz and Marissa 41 ROLLIN AVE. CONNORREALESTATE.COM Giambelluca-Cruz 25 JAMES ST. U:11 $420,000 $380,000 B: Rosalie L. Carrillo and Eddie B: Alison Larosa-Montez and 13 ATKINS AVE. 14 HASTINGS LN. 14 COLLINS ST. U:8 11 DREEME ST. D. Carrillo Noe Wesley-Montez $500,000 $650,000 $165,589 $365,000 S: John R. Connor S: Richard C. 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Gibney 7 LAPHAM ST. 803 FOXWOOD CIR. U:803 S: Acone Stephen R. Estate and B: Elizabeth Y. Caceres and S: Marjorie Chappie $770,000 $315,000 17 INTERVALE AVE. Mark S. Rotondo Yenyfer Y. Avalos B: Danielle Palmerino and B: Albert E. Sylvia and Margaret $450,000 S: Eugenio Rosario and 139 TIMSON ST. Elizabeth Smoot-Malecha C. Sylvia B: Celeste Wynder and Shon 51 PEARL ST. U:105 $515,000 S: Dowler Cheryl A. Estate and H. S: Federal National Mortgage Wynder Confesora De Rosario $443,000 B: July E. Chez and Irma Chez Keith-Dowler Association S: Stephen J. Vitale, Jr. and B: David Yu 11 CHILDS ST. S: Juana A. Sola-DeSantamaria Deanna Vitale S: Mohamed S. Aljalhami 3920 MYSTIC VALLEY PKWY. 12 GOLDTHWAITE PL. $487,000 $505,000 16 TUDOR ST. U:909 2201 LEWIS O. GRAY DR. B: Keith A. Bishop and Cynthia A. 557 SALEM ST. U:1 B: Michael G. Kent $670,000 $530,100 U:2201 Lawrence-Bishop $319,000 S: North Ventures, Inc. B: Efren Rodriguez and Maria J. B: Aeshang D. Parikh and Ekta S. $410,000 S: Carlos Delgado B: Alexander Berkson Carderon Kadakia B: William M. Puddister and S: Scott Lucey and Gregory 611 LOWELL ST. S: Serop Rob-Nakashian S: Robson X. Gomes Maureen A. Puddister 47 CLARK ST. Lucey $389,000 $349,000 S: Anysia A. Kenney 1 WAITT RD. 5 PARK ST. B: Gregory M. Sylvia and Sasha B: Jennifer L. Hogue L. Sylvia $401,000 8 SHAWMUT TER. $690,000 573 LINCOLN AVE. S: Elaine D. Theodore B: Edward P. Vozzella S: Stephen F. Sylvia and Dawn $350,000 B: John Bagley and Elizabeth M. $450,000 S: Kristen T. Bene and Eric A. M. Sylvia B: Kyle FT, L.L.C. Williams B: OMG Real Estate Services 10 CYPRESS PL. Bene S: April R. Anderson, Trustee for S: Timothy F. Nylander and Hilary 195 LYNN ST. S: Kimberly E. White $277,000 8 Shawmut Terrace Realty Trust C. Nylander B: Henry Paredes 58 WILLIAMS AVE. $540,000 B: Craig Welton and Emily Welton 41-43 SEAGIRT AVE. S: Bao Phan, Trustee for Cypress $340,000 27 TYLER ST. 70-72 PINKERT ST. U:2 S: Earl N. Spurr and Nancy E. $620,000 Trust B: Otelino Goncalves $455,000 $550,000 S: North Ventures, Inc. Spurr B: Paula Carter and Lidia Mafra B: Ryan Seler and Lauren Seler B: Hallie Moran S: Joseph G. Favuzza, Trustee for 70 EASTERN AVE. S: Daniel D. Abbott and Sara D. S: Richard Dwyer and John 8 MARTIN CIR. Favuzza Realty Trust $530,000 35 WYMAN ST. U:205 Abbott Lodato B: Patricia Colussi-Souza $225,000 $460,000 S: Patricia A. Vinal and John F. B: Stephen J. Ercolani and Karen B: Andrew J. Rowe and Amanda 11 WESTFORD ST. MARBLEHEAD 98 ROCK GLEN RD. Q. Rowe $445,000 Vinal A. Ercolani $630,000 S: Mark P. Dejoie, Trustee for S: Jeffrey R. Smith B: David Santangini and Mina 248 ATLANTIC AVE. B: Durga Kudtarkar and Abhijeet 39 EDGE HILL RD. Wyman Street Realty Trust Abaei $540,000 Salunkhe 31 N. CENTRAL ST. $265,000 S: Richard Pryor, Trustee for B: Anne Lyness S: Khann Vun and Bridget Vun $402,000 B: Matthew Houle Richard&Barbara Pryor Realty LYNNFIELD S: Anthony Bova B: Rudy Garcia Trust S: Kelsey Eddy-Panakio 20 SHAPLEY AVE. S: Robbin Stanford and Jeffrey 22 DOUGLAS RD. 12 CHURCHILL RD. $700,000 Stanford 8-10 EDGEMERE RD. $585,000 B: Robert Petrillo, Trustee for 20 $1,450,000 SWAMPSCOTT $570,000 B: Thomas Johnson and Jordan B: James S. Leighton and Shapley Realty Trust 4 PENNY LN. Johnson B: Salvador F. Rivas and Edylay Rebecca C. Love S: Kristen C. Juliani $687,500 S: Joel R. Steiner and Dana B. 14 BATES RD. U:14 Sabelleck S: Philip J. Smith and Ann J. B: John J. Pidgeon and Heather Steiner $359,000 S: Anastasios Karachontzitis and Smith 50 WATER ST. U:21 M. Pidgeon L. Liti-Karachontzitis $340,000 S: Richard J. Sims and Joann B: Joseph D. Puccia and Kelly 30 HOWARD AVE. Boyne 26 HAWKES ST. U:3 B: Daniel Nyberg Sims 333-341 ESSEX ST. $605,000 S: Amanda Nguyen S: Joanne F. Bennett and Ronald B: Michael A. Larosa and Hien $73,000 Bennett $380,000 B: Matthew R. Waldman and 2 PZEGO CIR. Thai-Kien 23 WEST ST. U:1 B: Minh Sang Market, L.L.C. Amy B. Waldman $555,000 S: Robert A. Johnson and Linda $605,000 11 BAY VIEW DR. S: An Pum S: Amy B. Krypel, Trustee for B: Scott T. Gagne and Nicole M. A. Johnson B: Jonathan M. Keller and $585,000 Krypel Realty Trust White 21 GLENWOOD TER. Christine E. Keller S: Michael D. Solimine, Trustee B: Alex Nunez and Rebecca E. $204,250 3 MICHAELS RD. S: RJM Development, L.L.C. for MJ 2 Realty Trust Scully $595,000 195 PLEASANT ST. S: Jason Holder and Iva B: Green Mountain Prop Grp $225,000 B: Leonid Veytser 60 WILSON ST. 1100 SALEM ST. U:19 Ivanovska-Holder S: Sharon J. Savery B: JB Capital, L.L.C. S: Keith Sloan and Keri Crooker $451,000 $283,000 S: Cyr Oil Corp B: Tyler D. Greaves and Marwa W. B: Emily G. Todisco 35 BELLEVUE RD. 9 GREENWOOD CIR. 45 PINE HILL RD. $365,000 Greaves S: John E. Gruszecki $675,000 $615,000 31 ROOSEVELT AVE. S: Leonardo M. Ranzani and B: Mathew M. Lloyd and Stacey B: Mayra Santana B: Tabitha M. Otoole $480,000 S: Melissa C. Kane and Michael Bridget L. Leonard 13 SHEFFIELD DR. A. Shane S: Jonathan H. Norwwod and B: Joseph S. Parker III $415,000 J. Kane S: Julia M. Morrison Jennifer N. Norwwod S: Gary L. Shelton 384 WINTHROP ST. B: Robert Zagarella $583,000 S: N. Weerawarnajayasekara and 53 HIGHLAND AVE. 180 BRADLEE AVE. 821 SUMMER ST. 21 ROSE AVE. B: Christian Moyer and Linsey Harshani Tennakone $926,000 $430,000 $454,900 $716,000 Moyer B: Jason Holder and Iva B: Fredi R. Maldonado-Barrios B: Andrea T. Doherty B: Jeffrey P. Scogland and S: William R. Russo 49 TRASK RD. Ivanovska-Holder and Thelma J. Deleon S: John F. Lefort and Ann M. Stephanie G. Scogland $400,000 S: Esther Ides-Goldberg S: Caroly B. Schnurbush and MacDonald S: Gerald D. Goldstein, Trustee B: Anthony Stanford and Frederick W. Schnurbush NAHANT for Corinne S. Goldstein Trust Danielle Mason 499 HUMPHREY ST. MALDEN 2 PROSPECT ST. U:2 S: Anthony Dipasquale and $2,125,000 98 JENNESS ST. 30 STONY BROOK RD. $329,000 Tiffany Dipasquale B: Humphrey Street Holdings $265,000 $415,000 406 BROADWAY B: Kox, L.L.C. S: Philip C. Dariotis, Trustee for B: MMC Realty Holdings, L.L.C. 17 WASELCHUK DR. $870,000 B: Nancy J. Martin and Michele S: John P. Hawko and Karen E. Dariotis Realty Trust S: Francis J. Page, Jr. $675,000 B: 406 Broadway, L.L.C. Martin-Albee Hawko S: Robert E. Verge, Trustee for S: Shearer Jeanette J. Estate and B: Leon K. Crocker and Brenda 501-R HUMPHREY ST. 134 LAKE VIEW AVE. A. Crocker Edward B. Verge NT Margaret Holcomb PEABODY $2,125,000 $410,000 S: Antonio J. Arcos and Christa B: Humphrey Street Holdings A. Arcos B: Shawn Melanson 27-29 CLAYTON ST. U:3 MEDFORD S: Philip C. Dariotis, Trustee for S: Robert K. Drake and Kristin R. $255,000 1 ANNE DR. $517,500 Dariotis Realty Trust Black B: Jiabin Yan and Jing Li 14 AMES ST. SAUGUS S: David M. Dressler B: David Sirignano and Maria G. $490,000 Sirignano 509 HUMPHREY ST. 41 LEWIS ST. B: Kapil Bahl and Heather D. 35 BRISTOW ST. $2,125,000 63 CRESCENT LN. S: Jo-Ann M. Mottola $415,000 Marshall $385,000 B: Humphrey Street Holdings $488,000 B: 41 Lewis Street, L.L.C. S: McCleary James F. Estate and B: Phillip Albino and Suzanne S: Philip C. Dariotis, Trustee for S: Victor P. Lesperance 3rd and B: Khurram Khan 19 BARTHOLOMEW TER. Mikalixen Roger W. McCleary $420,000 Dariotis Realty Trust Bridget Lesperance S: Luan Thanh-Ho and Nguyet S: Laura Falasca, Trustee for Nguyen B: Ryan Depoy and Bridget Perry Financial Trust 20 BOSTON AVE. Depoy 28 KING ST. 202 LEWIS ST. $970,000 $439,000 63 CRESCENT LN. S: Craig Welton and Emily Welton 29 CLEVELAND AVE. $187,354 B: Justin E. Clark B: Bindesh Shrestha and Lauren $315,500 $311,709 B: Windhorse Investment, L.L.C. S: Behnam Refah 33 BOWDITCH ST. A. Bassini S: Deutsche Bk Natl T. Co Trust B: Nguyet Nguyen and Luan B: DCDO, L.L.C. Thanh-Ho $306,000 S: Wells Fargo Bank NA Trust S: Joseph Simons and Lynette L. S: Don Q. Real Estate Dev, L.L.C. 71 DEXTER ST. B: Robert Banks and Kristin M. Simons 77 LEXINGTON ST. $525,000 Espinola $150,000 7 CLIFTON AVE. 65 DEVIR ST. B: NBC Properties, L.L.C. S: Jose C. Felizardo and Maria L. $275,000 1008 PARADISE RD. U:3M. B: Peter Abbruzzese $375,000 S: Monique M. Redmond Felizardo B: Gesieli F. Assis $250,000 S: Barbara G. Mitchell B: Ivone S. Lima S: Ann L. Kearney B: Marisa Barr-Rubin S: Theresa Michalski 30 EVANS ST. 24-A N. CENTRAL ST. S: Maurice Greenbaum and 200 LOCUST ST. U:404 $675,000 $355,000 5 DENVER ST. Susan Greenbaum $235,000 1 DEXTER ST. U:4 B: Richard Dwyer and Michael B: James E. Bates and Kimberly $362,500 B: Semir Ogresevic $315,720 Santangelo M. Bates B: Victor Menieur and Carolyne 13 SHELTON RD. S: Marcia J. Kane, Trustee for B: Junfeng Wang S: Bracken Helen A. 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