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By Gayla Cawley HERMINE ITEM STAFF LYNN — A tropical storm may be brewing, but it’s surf’s up for one Marblehead resident. “It doesn’t get this windy this often,” said Fred Vining, a MAKING windsurfer. “This is the time that it’s fun to be out.” Late Monday afternoon, strong winds were gusting from an impending threat of Tropical Storm Hermine, WAVES HERMINE, A7

Fred Vining, of Marblehead, windsurfs at Long Beach in Lynn on Monday. (Photo: Paula Muller)

Jimmy Fund Eleven’s a Peabody’s own John game a hit Tudor, who crowd in pitched for the Red Sox in Peabody and Cardi- Sheriff race nals; former Yankee third E L By Adam Swift RY E C ITEM STAFF baseman A T M I and Medford I O PEABODY — Even with the 86-year World R N native Mike P Series drought in Boston long ended, the hurt Pagliarulo; Red Sox Nation felt can still stretch through and former generations. Sox ace Bill T Such was the case Monday morning, as for 8 “Spaceman” H . the 60th year, a team of Peabody and Lynn eld T Lee got to- U police all stars faced a squad of major league R P S S E old-timers, including former Sox players Bill gether before D A Y, “Spaceman” Lee, Dennis “Oil Can” Boyd and the annual Peabody native John Tudor in a charity event. Labor Day charity game By Thor Jourgensen “My dad said he should have pitched game ITEM NEWS EDITOR 7 of the World Series,” Jack Quimby, 10, said at Emerson after getting an autograph from Boyd at Em- Park. With six Democrats and ve Republicans list- erson Park. Of course, there never would have ed on Thursday’s primary election ballot, the race to pick the next Essex County Sheriff has JIMMY FUND, A7 ITEM PHOTO | ADAM SWIFT attracted more candidates than any other elec- tion in the state. The Daily Item pro les those candidates to- day as they race to the primary nish line in INSIDE hopes of becoming the Democrat and Republi- ON GOLDFISH POND can picked by the voters to run in the Nov. 8 In Opinion nal election along with unenrolled candidates Where have all the for sheriff Mark Archer and Kevin Leach. Republicans gone? A4 36th annual celebration planned for Saturday What exactly is the of ce the 11 candidates hope to win? The Essex County Sheriff’s De- In LOOK! By Gayla Cawley and I think a lot of people appreciate the partment oversees individuals awaiting trial Former Lynn ITEM STAFF work that we’ve done, so they enjoy coming and inmates convicted of crimes. There were down,” said Kathy Montejunas, a charter 1,850 inmates under the sheriff’s care and cus- mayor pens LYNN — Maintaining Gold sh Pond and political novel. A8 member of the association and coordinator tody on Sept. 1. its surrounding park is a summer-long effort, of the  ea market. “It’s a chance to enjoy a In addition to the House of Correction in Mid- In Sports but with the season winding down, funds really pretty place in the city.” dleton, the sheriff runs facilities and of ces in need to be raised for next year’s upkeep. Tech girls soccer All funds raised from the  ea mar- Lynn, Salem, Lawrence and Salisbury employ- On Saturday, the Gold sh Pond Associa- ket, which typically totals about $3,000, headed in new ing 620 people. The department budget is $66.4 tion, the group responsible for maintaining will go towards the neighbors’ efforts to million and the sheriff serves a six-year term direction. B1 the area since 1980, will be throwing its maintain the park, which includes the with a current annual salary of $152,000. 36th Annual Fun n’ Flea Day. The event cost of planting  owers and purchasing Frank Cousins Jr., a Republican, decided to Lynn’s Rushins is held on Gold sh Pond, just off Route 1A equipment and other materials for clean- retire this year after serving as Essex sheriff adjusting to new and Lynn Shore Drive, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., up, said Montejunas. since 1996. surroundings at and is the organization’s largest fundraiser. West eld State. B1 “I think it’s become a tradition in the city GOLDFISH POND, A6 Candidates’ pro le, Page A7 50 years later, McNeil still gets a kick out of soccer By Steve Krause outspoken than before, most of ITEM SPORTS EDITOR the time respectfully, but they’re not afraid to make suggestions LYNN — Lynn English’s Ed and ask questions. Lynn English McNeil has seen the changes in McNeil, who will be 70 this girls soccer the coach/player ethic since he year, is just ne with that. coach Ed began playing sports in the early “I like it a lot better,” he said. “I McNeil stands 1960s, and he approves of them. even let my girls run some drills with the McNeil, who begins his 12th in practice. I think it’s a good co-captains of season as head coach of the girls thing. The intimidation factor, the team. From soccer team today when the Bull- that’s not my style of coaching. dogs play Tech at 5 p.m. in the I consider myself very approach- left, Emma Lynn city tournament at Man- able.” Trahant, Kris- ning Field, grew up playing hock- This goes to the heart of Mc- ta Bowden, Ed ey in Everett. And back then, he Neil’s style, which is tempered McNeil, Caitlin said, the coach’s word was law. by the knowledge that in many Geaney and “It was ironclad,” he said. “No- games, especially within the Taylor Sullivan. body dared to challenge the coach. Now, the kids are more McNEIL, B2 PHOTO | PAULA MULLER

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 72° VOL. 138, ISSUE 233 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 61° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS ...... B4 BUSINESS ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2016 OBITUARIES MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Rita M. Wladkowski, 92 Barbara T. Cushing, 91 Man accused of breaking into home, painting dog purple 1923-2016 1925-2016 OAK BLUFFS (AP) — Police say a man broke into a home on Martha’s Vineyard and painted the resident’s LYNN — Rita M. William, of Shelton, IPSWICH — Barba- Fla., William H. and dog purple. (Alexander) Wlad- Conn., 11 grand- ra T. Cushing, age 91 his wife, Karen Par- The Cape Cod Times reports that Felix Reagan is kowski, age 92 years, children, Richard, years, of Ipswich and sons, of Salem, four charged with breaking and entering in the daytime of Lynn, died Satur- Mathew, Mark, David, Osprey, Fla., formerly grandchildren, Kristi- with the intent to commit a felony, cruelty to animals, day, Sept. 3, 2016, Nathan and Joshua of Lynn and Woburn, na Cushing de Reci- larceny of a motor vehicle and related crimes. at Life Care Center Wladkowski, Will, died Wednesday in nos of Silver Spring, Police responded to an Oak Bluffs neighborhood of the North Shore, Alex and Melanie So- Sarasota, Fla., after Md., Jay M. Cushing around 2:30 p.m. Saturday for a report that a man had following a brief ill- ter, Jessica Reid and a lengthy illness. She of Arlington, Va., Brit- stolen a vehicle, crashed it and then fled on foot. ness. She was wife Amy Henson and was the wife of the tany Parsons of Cin- Soon after, officers were called to a nearby home where of the late Edward J. eight great-grand- late Jay H. Cushing cinnati, Ohio, Daniel the resident reported someone had forced in a first-floor Wladkowski, and the daughter children, her four sisters, Jose- with whom she shared 47 Parsons of Elkins, Alaska, two window, stolen items and painted their dog purple. of the late William and Laura phine Hardy and her husband, years of marriage. great-grandchildren and 18 (Carroll) Alexander. John, of Lynn, Ann Horgan of Born in Lynn, she was the nieces and nephews. Westfield State students to hold day of community service Born and raised in Lynn, she Pepperill, Shirley DeRoche daughter of the late Eldon Service information: Fu- was a graduate of St. Mary’s and her husband, William, of and Jeanne (Hatt) Outhouse. neral services will be held WESTFIELD (AP) — Nearly 200 students at Westfield Girl’s High School, Class of Wakefield and Aurea Horgan She was a former member of at the PARKER FUNERAL State University have signed up for a day of community 1942. Rita began her career of Salem, as well as her broth- the First Church of Christ Con- HOME, 35 Franklin St., service for businesses and organizations in Westfield. as a secretary for General Elec- er-in-law, Henry Wladkowski of gregational in Lynn and Grace Lynn, on Thursday at 10 Helping Out Our Town Day will be held today. This is tric in Lynn and late as a sales Boxford. She was the sister of Chapel in Lexington. Barbara a.m., to which relatives the seventh consecutive year that students have volun- clerk at Burrows and Sandborn the late Joseph Alexander. enjoyed many crafts and was and friends are invited to teered to help out local businesses. Department Store. She later The family wishes to recog- a talented oil paint artist. attend. Burial will follow The student volunteers will be painting, gardening, worked for American Mutual nize and thank the staff at Life She is survived by Sharon in Puritan Lawn Memorial cleaning and performing other services throughout Insurance Company in Wake- Care Center in Lynn for their and Jan Cushing both of Os- Park. Visiting hours are on Westfield. Hosting businesses include the Amelia Park field until her retirement. She kindness and professionalism prey, Fla., and Ipswich, two Wednesday from 4-8 p.m. Children’s Museum, the Boys & Girls Club of Greater was a lifelong communicant of in keeping Rita comfortable, sons Barry J. and his wife, Guest book at parkerme- Westfield, Westfield City Parks and Westfield City Hall. Sacred Heart Church in Lynn, safe and happy these past Karen Cushing, of North Port, morialfuneralhome.com. The day’s activities will begin with a brief ceremony where she was active with the few years. on the city’s Green. Lady’s Sodality. She enjoyed Service information: Her volunteering at the gift shop at funeral will be held in the Lynn Hospital and was a mem- SOLIMINE FUNERAL HOME, ber of the Ancient Order of Hi- 426 Broadway (Route 129) Journalist recounts years as bernians #10, Lynn, and the Lynn, on Thursday at 10 Saugus Senior Walkers. Most a.m. Interment will be in important to Rita, was the time St. Mary’s Cemetery, Lynn. she spent with her family. Relatives and friends are Syrian prisoner in documentary She is survived by her three respectfully invited. Visit- sons, William Wladkowski and ing hours will be Wednes- By Philip Marcelo his captivity for the New his wife, Marilyn, of Wakefield, day from 4-8 p.m. In lieu ASSOCIATED PRESS York Times Magazine John Wladkowski and his wife, of flowers, memorial dona- shortly after his release Maureen, of Nahant and Rich- tions may be made to the BOSTON — In 2012, and is trying to continue ard Wladkowski and his wife, charity of your choice. Di- freelance journalist Theo writing about the region Janine, of Lynn, her daughter, rections and guest book at Padnos slipped into Syria as a journalist. Linda Soter and her husband, www.solimine.com. to cover its unfolding civ- “I had a real spiritual il war and was promptly voyage, which was terrify- kidnapped by members of ing for me and my family an al-Qaida branch. Convinced he was a CIA at the time,” Padnos said agent because he spoke from his family’s vacation Anthony L. Grasso, 90 Arabic, the group held the home in Vermont. “But looking back, this is what 1926-2016 Massachusetts native for nearly two years before life gave me and I’d like to take what I learned and LYNNFIELD — Mr. Washington, DC. Mr. releasing him in August turn it into some positive Anthony (Tony) Louis Grasso was an avid 2014. Grasso, 90 years, of golfer, a musician, Now, Padnos is retracing benefit.” Lynnfield and for- enjoyed traveling and his journey in “Theo Who The film follows Padnos merly of East Boston, enjoyed entertaining Lived,” a documentary be- as he returns to places in died on Saturday, his many friends. ing screened Sept. 30 in PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Turkey and Israel that Cambridge. Its theatrical figured prominently in his Sept. 3, 2016, at He is survived by Theo Padnos poses at the family’s house in re- The Edith N. Rogers his son, Stephen J. premiere is in New York 22-month capture. The mote Reading, Vt. Memorial Veterans Grasso and his wife, City on Oct. 7, followed by film crew never set foot Hospital in Bedford Debra, of Newbury- a wider release. in Syria. Padnos reflects after a brief illness. He was port, his grandchildren, Tricia Padnos, 47, who has The ordeal not only to share. on his captivity on sets born in East Boston the son A. Grasso of Alexandria, Va., been living in Paris and changed his outlook on life Padnos is working on a emulating his tiny prison of the late Angelo and Jose- and Matthew S. Grasso of Vermont, tells the Associ- but also gave him perspec- nonfiction book, a play and cell and the room he was phine (Schraffa) Grasso. He Newburyport, his brothers, Pat ated Press he’s grateful to tive on the Syrian conflict a novel drawing on his ex- subjected to torture and was raised in East Boston and Grasso and his wife, Nancy, of have survived. that he feels is important perience. He wrote about beatings. was a graduate of East Boston Wakefield, Emilio Grasso of High School. He lived in Lynn- Winthrop, and Charles Grasso field most of his life. and his wife, Carlotta, of Pea- Mr. Grasso retired as the As- body. He also leaves several Stats on drug trafficking, race sistant to the President of the nieces and nephews. He is Sage Motor Hotel, Corp. Mr. the brother of the late James Grasso was a Navy Veteran of Grasso and brother-in-law of WWII. He earned the Asiatic– the late Rita Grasso. don’t back up Maine governor Pacific Area medal (4 stars), Service information: Vis- the American Area medal, and itation period will be on By David Sharp nor’s data “laughable.” the Philippine Liberation Med- Wednesday, Sept. 7, 2016, ASSOCIATED PRESS Meanwhile, members of al (1 star). Among his many from 9-11 a.m. at the SO- the black community in military accomplishments, LIMINE FUNERAL HOME, PORTLAND, Maine — Maine, the whitest state, Mr. Grasso served aboard LST 426 Broadway, (Route No law enforcement sta- fear LePage’s comments tistics even come close to 775 when it landed on Iwo 129), Lynn, with funeral strengthen racial stereo- backing up Republican Jima and witnessed the sign- services at 11 a.m. Rel- types and tacitly approve Gov. Paul LePage’s asser- ing of the treaty with Japan in atives and friends are re- of racial profiling. tion blacks and Hispanics Tokyo Harbor. He was a Past spectfully invited. In lieu “I think this fear-mon- Commander of the Lynnfield of flowers, donations may account for “90-plus per- cent” of heroin trafficking gering and these us- American Legion Post 131, a be made to the Lynnfield against-them kind of longtime member of the Veter- War Memorial Committee, arrests in his state. LePage, who previously statements do not ad- ans of Foreign Wars in Revere, c/o the Town of Lynnfield, vance the community and the U.S. LST Associ- 55 Summer St., Lyn- told the Portland NAACP chapter to “kiss my butt” conversation, do not ad- ation – Massachusetts nfield, MA 01940. dress the real issue of Chapter. He attend- Directions and guest and blamed out-of-state drug dealers for impreg- drug abuse,” said the ed the dedication of book at www.solimi- Rev. Kenneth I. Lewis Jr., the WWII Memorial in ne.com. nating “young white” girls, sparked another racial up- pastor at the Green Me- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS roar when he said Aug. 24 morial A.M.E. Church, Maine’s oldest Afri- Gov. Paul LePage speaks at a news conference that data he’d collected in- at the State House in Augusta, Maine. dicate out-of-state blacks can-American congrega- and Hispanics accounted tion, in Portland. for “90-plus percent” of The Maine Department the FBI suggest the gov- drug sale and manufac- Brendan C. Burgess, 26 heroin trafficking arrests of Public Safety doesn’t ernor’s claim doesn’t pass turing arrests and 7.4 1990-2016 in Maine. include race when com- muster. percent of 5,791 total drug FBI data contradict LeP- piling and analyzing The FBI data show that arrests in Maine in 2014, PEABODY — Bren- He is survived by age’s assertion, and a crim- crime data. And the most blacks accounted for 14 the most recent numbers dan C. Burgess, his parents, William inologist called the gover- recent crime data from percent of a total of 1,211 available. age 26, of Peabody, P. and Catherine A. passed away sudden- (LeBrasseur) Bur- ly at home on Thurs- gess of Peabody. His day, Sept. 1, 2016. He sisters, Kelly E. Bur- Report: Minimum wage hike helped was born on Feb. 4, gess and Caitlin A. 1990, in Salem, the Burgess of Peabody. son of William P. and Many aunts, uncles, the state’s lowest-paid workers Catherine A. (LeBras- cousins and extend- seur) Burgess. He was raised ed family also survive him. BOSTON (AP) — Mas- passed by the Legislature to $22.25. One of nine Massachu- and educated in Peabody and He was predeceased by his sachusetts’ lowest-paid and signed by then-Demo- “The wage growth we setts residents lives be- graduated from Peabody High maternal grandparents, Albert workers saw their hour- cratic Gov. Deval Patrick. see among low-wage low the federal poverty School, Class of 2008. He had H. and Lois J. LeBrasseur and ly compensation rise by The average, infla- workers who are benefit- threshold, including more played both linebacker and his paternal grandparents, more than 7 percent last tion-adjusted hourly pay ing from the minimum than 200,000 children, ac- offensive line all four years in Kenneth E. and Evangeline F. year following a hike in for the state’s lowest-wage wage increase reminds us cording to the most recent high school. Burgess. the state’s minimum wage, workers rose from $9.08 of how important public 2014 data. Overall and Brendan had worked the Service information: Fu- according to a report re- cents an hour to $9.74 policy can be in improving child poverty levels re- past few years as an enter- neral services will take leased on Labor Day. cents an hour from 2014 the economic well-being of main lower than the U.S. tainer / tour guide at the place on Friday, Sept. 9, A 2014 law raised the to 2015, a 7.3 percent in- working people and their as a whole. minimum wage from $8 crease, according to the families,” said Noah Berg- Chamber of Terror in Salem. 2016, at 10:30 a.m., at But the report also He loved everything about CUFFE-MCGINN FUNER- an hour to $9 an hour on latest annual edition of er, president of MassBud- pointed to a continued the City of Salem, especially AL HOME, 157 Maple St., Jan. 1, 2015. Under the “The State of Working get, in a statement accom- strong state economy with the city’s vast history. He will Lynn, MA 01904. Visitation law, the minimum wage Massachusetts.” The re- panying the report. be remembered as “quite the will be Thursday, Sept. 8, subsequently moved up to port is compiled by the Low- and middle-in- the nation’s highest medi- character,” who always had a 2016, from 4-8 p.m. Burial $10 an hour on Jan. 1 of independent, liberal-lean- come workers are still far an wage and best educat- great sense of humor and was will follow the funeral ser- this year and is scheduled ing Massachusetts Budget from overcoming decades ed workforce with nearly always pulling pranks on his vice in St. Joseph Cemetery to rise to a U.S.-leading and Policy Center. of wage stagnation, the 50 percent holding college friends. He was a huge movie in Lynn. $11 an hour at the begin- Hourly wages earned by group was quick to add, degrees. buff who also liked to listen to Please visit www.cuffem- ning of next year. the average middle-class and despite far lower un- MassBudget cited data Heavy Metal music. He always cginn.com for directions, There had been no in- worker in Massachusetts employment many have from the U.S. Census Bu- enjoyed going to the beach or to sign the online guest crease in the state’s min- also rose during that pe- yet to return to their lev- reau, the U.S. Bureau of and enjoyed swimming. book. imum wage in the five riod, but by a smaller 2.9 el of earnings prior to the Labor Statistics and other years prior to the bill being percent rate, from $21.63 Great Recession. sources. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A3 HOW TO REACH US Bill to shield retired miners divides coal-state Republicans

By Matthew Daly gles against competition decades and through to- ASSOCIATED PRESS from cheaper natural gas day,” said Phil Smith, a and tightening environ- spokesman for the UMW, 110 Munroe St. WASHINGTON — An P.O. Box 5 mental regulations. which has pushed for the election-year bill to ful- Lynn, MA 01903 The bill would ensure bill. fill a 70-year-old govern- that retired miners re- In 1946, President Har- Customer Service ment promise and protect ceive hundreds of millions ry S. Truman brokered an Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. health-care and pension of dollars in benefits now agreement to guarantee Connecting benefits for retired miners miners’ lifetime health All Departments: is dividing coal-state Re- at risk amid the industry’s 781-593-7700 steep decline. Without and retirement benefits, publicans, pitting endan- a move that averted a Ext. 2 gered incumbents against congressional interven- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tion, some of the funds lengthy strike. Classified Advertising GOP leaders wary of bail- Thousands of retired This undated photo provided by State of Ore- [email protected] ing out union workers. could run out of cash by next year, according to the miners and their support- gon, Oregon Parks and Recreation Department Subscriptions Retirement and health- ers are expected to gather United Mine Workers of shows a natural rock formation that was found [email protected] care funds currently sup- at the Capitol Thursday America. in pieces last week at Cape Kiwanda State Natu- Circulation port about 120,000 former to push for the bill, which “These folks spent their ral Area which is a state park in Pacific City, Ore. [email protected] miners and their families they describe as a life-sav- whole lives going under- Ext. 3 nationwide. But account ing measure that honors balances have dwindled ground and mining the the pact made by the fed- Newsroom amid continued layoffs coal that made this coun- Video shows vandals [email protected] eral government. The bill [email protected] and bankruptcy filings as try what it is today. They would affect more than the coal industry strug- energized this nation for destroying popular Ext. 4 30,000 retired miners in West Virginia, and tens of Sports [email protected] thousands more in Penn- Oregon rock formation sylvania, Kentucky, Ohio, Ext. 5 Illinois, Indiana, Virginia By Martha Bellisle in the air, a group of eight Retail and Online and Alabama. Advertising ASSOCIATED PRESS people “came out of no- [email protected] Republican Sens. Rob where” and started push- Portman of Ohio and Cellphone video cap- ing on the rock. Kalas says ADVERTISING Mark Kirk of Illinois — tured a group of people he started recording with Ernie Carpenter, Jr. both in tough re-elections knocking over a popular his cellphone when it be- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1355 sandstone rock formation in two months — back gan wobbling. [email protected] known as the “Duckbill” the legislation, but face “I didn’t think anything Bob Gunther resistance from Senate on an Oregon beach. would happen,” Kalas Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 Majority Leader Mitch Oregon State Parks offi- said. “It’s a big rock.” [email protected] McConnell of Kentucky. cials originally said they Five of the people Ralph Mitchell McConnell, a staunch de- didn’t think the break stepped away, but when Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1332 fender of his home state’s at the site frequented by [email protected] three others saw there coal industry, blocked the tourists was caused by hu- was a crack, they pushed Philip Ouellette pension measure last year mans. Vice President / Sales, ext. 1257 it over, Kalas said. and says he’s not going But the video shot by [email protected] FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “We confronted them to fast-track a plan that David Kalas of Portland Cassie Vitali and they said it was a Ohio coal miners head into the mine for a shift some Republicans warn shows a group of visitors Advertising Sales Rep., ext. 1280 safety hazard,” Kalas said. [email protected] inside the Hopedale Mine near Cadiz, Ohio. amounts to a bailout. pushing the structure until it crumbled to the “They said one of their Patricia Whalen friends had broken a leg Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 ground on August 29 at [email protected] Team studies fires this year Cape Kiwanda State Nat- on it. It’s like their weird ural Area. revenge thing.” BUSINESS OFFICE The sandstone pedestal The Oregon State Parks Beth Bresnahan in ’88 Yellowstone burn areas was roughly 7 feet to 10 and Recreation Depart- Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1253 feet across and located in ment said Monday it will [email protected] By Bob Moen a fenced off section of the review the incident and Susan J. Conti ASSOCIATED PRESS park. takes vandalism seriously. Controller, ext. 1288 A similar episode in [email protected] Kalas told The Associat- CHEYENNE, Wyo. — ed Press on Monday that Utah caused an online Ted Grant Nearly three decades ago, he was with some friends uproar. Two Boy Scout Publisher, ext. 1234 huge wildfires burned [email protected] making a drone video of leaders were sentenced to about a third of Yellow- their summer adventures probation after recording Marian Kinney stone National Park. The ext. 1212 on the Oregon coast when themselves toppling an [email protected] park has seen wildfires they went to the rock for- ancient rock formation at every year since, but the Will Kraft mation. Goblin Valley State Park Vice President / Finance forests of new trees that When they got the drone and posting it on YouTube. ext. 1296 grew in the scars of those [email protected] 1988 fires have helped MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Jennifer Perez curb their size and inten- ext. 1205 sity — until now. [email protected] Several wildfires ignited Man due in court on charges CIRCULATION by lightning strikes this Lisa Mahmoud summer in areas of the of threatening Obama, mosques 3,400-square-mile park Manager, ext. 1239 BOSTON (AP) — A Massachusetts man accused of [email protected] that burned 28 years ago stockpiling weapons and threatening to assassinate have grown substantially. CLASSIFIED President Barack Obama, bomb police stations and at- The largest has burned Abbe Young Smith tack a mosque is due in court for a detention hearing. about 60 square miles Manager, ext. 1276 Joseph Garguilo is scheduled to appear in U.S. Dis- [email protected] since it started Aug. 8 on trict Court in Boston on Wednesday. Yellowstone’s west side. Kerry Smith The 40-year-old Holliston man was arrested last month “Largely up until this Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1325 on a charge of possessing ammunition, which violated the [email protected] point, fire has not necessar- terms of a recent restraining order filed by his ex-wife. ily carried well through the NEWSROOM The FBI says a raid of his home turned up assault ri- ‘88 fire scars,” Yellowstone fle parts, incendiary materials, ammunition and hand- Bill Brotherton fire ecologist Becky Smith Features Editor ext. 1338 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS written notes threatening violence against Muslims. [email protected] said. “I mean, it definitely A friend told federal authorities that he was afraid has before, but it usually In this Aug. 24, 1988 file photo, Larry Walters, Gayla Cawley Garguilo was “about to snap.” Reporter, ext. 1236 takes very specific condi- a U.S. Forest Service firefighter from Higgins, Garguilo’s attorney, Mark Meehan, says his client [email protected] tions, like high winds or a Miss., watches the North Fork fire burn in the “denies making any threats to anybody.” Garguilo is Dillon Durst very specific fuel bed. But Yellowstone National Forest. being held without bail. Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 this year, we’re definitely [email protected] seeing it burn much more The 13-member team is summary will be complet- Thomas Grillo readily in the ‘88 fire scars.” studying two fires burning ed because the fires are Massachusetts woman’s third Weekly/City Editor, ext. 1264 The park has called in a in the 1988 fire scar. It has still burning and research [email protected] special federal team that deployed special heat-re- is still being gathered. trial in killing of wife to start Spenser Hasak studies fire behavior to sistant equipment with In general, forest and NORTHAMPTON (AP) — A Massachusetts woman Copy Editor, ext. 1278 find out why. sensors, cameras and oth- park managers have gained charged with killing her paramedic wife in their home [email protected] “We’re trying to use it as er instruments to measure a better understanding of more than six years ago is facing trial for the third time. Thor Jourgensen a good learning opportu- things like temperature the role fires play in forest Carla Rintala’s first two trials on a first-degree mur- News Editor, ext. 1267 nity to try and really nar- and wind where the fires ecosystems, Ewell said. der charge ended with hung juries. [email protected] row our focus on how and are burning. “We’ve had about 100 Jury selection for her third trial in Hampshire Supe- Steve Krause when the ‘88 fire scars will Once data are gathered years of fire suppres- rior Court is scheduled to start Tuesday. Sports Editor, ext. 1229 [email protected] burn,” Smith said. The from the instruments, the sion-oriented fire man- In a departure from the first two trials, jurors in this 1988 wildfires burned 36 team will provide a sum- agement objectives, and trial may be allowed to consider a manslaughter con- Katie Morrison Sports Reporter percent of the park. mary of its findings to Yel- now we’re sort of turning viction. A judge has yet to decide that matter. [email protected] It’s the first time Yellow- lowstone, said Carol Ewell, the corner — and we have Rintala is charged with strangling Annamarie Co- stone has used the special a team squad leader. She been for almost 30 years Owen O’Rourke chrane Rintala in the couple’s Granby home in March Photographer, ext. 1224 team’s services, she said. said it’s unclear when the now,” she said. 2010. She has pleaded not guilty. [email protected] Anne Marie Tobin LAW OFFICES OF Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 AMES ARRIGAN [email protected] J J. C Bridget Turcotte • Social Security Disability Reporter, ext. 1269 • Workers Compensation [email protected] • Accidents 25 years located across Mark Sutherland from Lynn District Court Editorial Art Director, ext. 1222 [email protected] 15 Johnson St. Ryan York 781-596-0100 Copy Editor, ext. 1220 JAMES J. CARRIGAN [email protected] ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN RONALD D. MALLOY www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected]

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E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill B A. B The furor over Kaepernick Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg T J   Edward M. Grant News Editor Gordon R. Hall Here we go again. Colin Kaeper- works better for him.” getting paid leave and getting away W   J. K Monica Connell Healey nick, the San Francisco 49ers quar- Oh, for goodness’ sake. Is it actual- with murder.” Vice President, Finance P   G. O  J. Patrick Norton terback, has outraged fans and ly possible that 240 years after the Maybe you agree with him. Maybe Vice President, Sales Michael H. Shanahan, Chairman spurred the fulminations of self-ap- signing of the Declaration of Inde- you believe that police disproportion- P ”  pointed patriots by refusing to stand pendence the message still hasn’t ately shoot young men of color with- Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 for the national anthem. sunk in that in this country, unlike out sufficient justification and that Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 Fresh on the heels of Gabby Doug- some others, citizens are free to ex- they are too rarely punished for it. Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 las, the gymnast who failed during press their opinions? Even when the Or maybe you disagree and feel that Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 the Rio Olympics to put her hand opinions in question are unpopular police are asked to put themselves Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 over her heart when the “Star-Span- or unpatriotic or even wrong? And into tough, dangerous situations and Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 Brian C. ¢ayer, 1996-1999 gled Banner” played, Kaepernick has that the rest of us are free to express deserve the benefit of the doubt. Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 generated an endless stream of an- our agreement or disagreement? But either way, he’s entitled to Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 gry, personal attacks on Twitter and Unlike Douglas, who said her faux his protest. The simple fact is that John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 elsewhere in which he is accused of pas in Rio was inadvertent, Kaeper- Americans are not obligated to say displaying an ungrateful, hypocriti- nick has not apologized — because the Pledge of Allegiance or to stand cal disrespect for the United States. his refusal to stand for the anthem for the national anthem or to be On Monday, for instance, Fox News was no accident. It was a protest — grateful that they’ve been allowed host Sean Hannity called Kaeper- an expression of his view that, as he to become wealthy quarterbacks. nick “a spoiled brat, out-of-touch, put it, “I am not going to stand up Americans are entitled to agree super-rich athlete” who “lives in to show pride in a flag for a coun- with Hannity that this country is the greatest nation on Earth.” And try that oppresses black people and the greatest on Earth and therefore you’ll be shocked to hear that on people of color.” Kaepernick’s moth- above reproach, or to disagree. EDITORIAL Tuesday, Donald Trump called the er is white, and his father is Afri- And wait a minute, Trump. Aren’t quarterback’s failure to stand a “ter- can-American. you the nominee whose entire can- rible thing,” adding that “you know, He followed up by saying, “There didacy is based on the notion that Where have all the maybe he should find a country that are bodies in the street and people America is no longer great? Republicans gone?

Donald Trump may be the national elector- al lightning rod and the boon or bane of the Republican party, but the oasis of Republican party politics this primary week in Massachu- setts is the North Shore and, specifically, the race for Essex Sheriff. No fewer than five candidates will compete for votes on Thursday to become the Republi- can finalist facing off in the Nov. 8 final elec- tion with the Democrat nominated on Thurs- day and two unenrolled candidates. Five candidates on the Republican ticket for sheriff in Essex County is almost twice the number fielded in any other GOP race across the state. One of those candidates and the only woman running for sheriff is Peabody political stalwart Anne Manning-Martin. A corrections professional, Manning-Martin has more political experience than the 10 men running for sheriff. Jim Jajuga Jr. is a well-known “up county” political name. But the rest of the Republi- cans, like most of the Democratic candidates, are law enforcement professionals who didn’t have much use for running for election until Sheriff Frank Cousins decided to retire. Interestingly, Cousins was a state Republi- can leading light through the first 10 years of his tenure. Easy going and bright, Cousins READERS’ FORUM has made the sheriff’s job look easy and spec- of epinephrine only costs a few pen- market and economy suffers. ulation about Republican politics in the era of Breaking pharmaceutical nies to produce. While the demand for adult edu- Republican governors in the 1990s inevitably cartel monopoly Richard G. Eramian cation and training (the pathway turned to Cousins’ future political prospects. Lynn to economic self-sufficiency) grows, He never took the dive into political waters To the Editor: the resources available to Lynn area to run for the 6th Congressional District even An EpiPen is a medical device though campaigning across Essex County is which makes it convenient to in- Bootstrap praises GE residents have actually shrunk. basically a political blueprint for mounting a ject a safe dose of epinephrine — a To keep our doors open and to To the Editor: congressional race. life-saving drug for many people keep running our intensive classes It was wonderful to recently read Even though Trump won the Republican who have severe allergic reactions. requires support from the city, local presidential primary in March in Massachu- But prices for the drug have see- a story of General Electric’s local in- business leaders and others — those setts, his larger-than-life political presence sawed from $100 to $600 and then, volvement through science, technology, who understand that investing in failed to translate into Republicans inter- as a result of bad publicity for their engineering and mathematics (STEM) human capital and training our ested in striding onto the political stage and manufacturer, to $300. education for girls. We work at Oper- adult workforce is the most efficient seeking out a seat in county office or the Gen- How is this possible? Very easily. ation Bootstrap, an organization that way to quickly meet labor market eral Court. The government-licensed drug car- was saved from extinction by GE in demands and ensure a thriving Somehow Gov. Baker’s popularity has not tel (Big Pharma) is protected from the early ’80s and has received ongo- economy on the North Shore. GE been able to plant the seeds necessary to grow competition by armies of drug po- ing support from them over the years. has been a leader in this effort. Republican candidates capable of challeng- lice, prosecutors, judges and a vast At Operation Bootstrap, we have This year Operation Bootstrap ing local legislators like state reps Brendan prison complex. seen demand for adult education celebrates its 40th year of service Crighton or Daniel Cahill or U.S. Rep. Seth This monopoly leaves independent and training continue to rise. With to the Lynn community. We hope to Moulton. pharmaceutical suppliers out in the a current wait list of over 800 indi- raise awareness about the impor- In their failed bids to scare up sufficient cold and allows the license-holding viduals, we are acutely aware that tance of adult education to our local candidates to run this year, Republican lead- cartel to charge more than one hun- public funding does not match the economy as we plan for a 40th Anni- ers can take some solace in the fact that Dan- dred times the cost for prescription needs of Lynn residents for educa- versary Celebration Gala on Nov. 3 iel Fishman of Beverly is the United Indepen- drugs. tion and training. With more than a at the Lynn Museum. dent Party’s only candidate running for office In a free market, an EpiPen or third of Lynn adults unable to meet Operation Bootstrap in Massachusetts this year. equivalent would cost no more than the academic skill required for 21st Edward Tirrell, CEO one or two dollars because that dose century jobs, both the region’s labor Sarah Hesch, development director JOE PETTIT Let’s look closely at external forces in racial inequality

Whether the issue is San ple smoke. In both towns, people However, in the United States equality on the poor actions of tize black people, leading many Francisco 49ers quarterback get lung disease at an identical racial inequality remains mas- black individuals is like blam- whites to be suspicious of blacks Colin Kaepernick’s national an- rate. Not all of this lung disease sive. In 2014, the median house- ing the smokers in Town A for as a group (even if they were them protest, the demands of is caused by smoking, but much hold income for whites was the difference in lung disease not suspicious of select individ- the Black Lives Matter move- of it is. $71,300 compared with $43,300 between the two towns. Smok- ual black people), and leading to ment or criticisms of the use of Now imagine that a factory is for blacks. Blacks are more than ing in both towns causes lung high rates of self-doubt among force by police, thinking clearly built upwind of Town A and that twice as likely as whites to live disease. Similarly, bad life choic- blacks. It would also likely yield about racial justice can be very the factory emits large amounts in poverty. Black men are six es cause bad outcomes for both disproportionate uses of force in difficult. In particular, the caus- of pollution into the air. For 10 times more likely to be incarcer- black and white people. The rel- law enforcement in an effort to es of racial inequality are com- years, that pollution blows down ated as white men. evant question is what causes contain perceived black threats. plex and controversial. over Town A, and the residents These inequalities in outcomes the differences in outcomes. For Nothing in science or common Many people now insist that breathe it in. After 10 years, the between blacks and whites are the towns, it is the factory. For sense justifies such thinking, much present day racial in- rate of lung disease is 25 percent like the difference in lung dis- blacks and whites it is forces while endless examples from equality is caused by the poor higher in Town A than in Town ease between Town A and Town that are not intrinsic to either history justify explaining racial decisions of individuals and not B. The only plausible explana- B. The only plausible explanation group acting on those groups to inequality exclusively in terms by laws and discrimination. As tion for the difference in the rate for the differences is external the detriment of one and to the of external forces. We must now a result, they see demands for of lung disease is the presence of forces acting differently on the benefit of the other. commit ourselves to the task racial justice to be unnecessary the factory near Town A. two groups, just as the factory To believe otherwise is to as- of creating new external forces and eliminating some existing and misplaced. However, this fo- We can use this thought ex- produced the difference in rates sume a relationship of inferior- forces in order to rid ourselves cus on bad decisions by individ- periment to think about racial of lung disease. There are count- ity and superiority between the of that inequality. uals to explain away demands inequality. Instead of two towns less external forces that explain two groups. If one believes that Only this way will we elimi- for racial justice is mistaken, we can now think of two groups racial inequality, including laws racial inequality is not caused by nate the stigma that perpetu- and a quick thought experiment of people, in principle identical that disproportionately harm external forces acting on blacks ates racial inequality. can explain why. in all relevant respects. If there blacks, laws that disproportion- and whites as groups, then the Imagine there are two towns are no differences in ability or ately benefit whites, countless only other option is to believe Joe Pettit is an associate pro- — Town A and Town B. These character between these two forms of discrimination, and the that it is caused by forces such fessor of religious studies at towns are identical to each other groups, then the various life cumulative effect of past injus- as character and ability internal Morgan State University in Bal- in every possible respect. In both outcomes for the groups should tices on present realities. and intrinsic to the groups. timore. Readers may email him towns, the same number of peo- proportionally be the same. Trying to blame racial in- Such thinking would stigma- at [email protected]. TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A5 Mystery solved: Where is Justice Scalia buried?

By Jessica Gresko cemetery will direct any- ASSOCIATED PRESS one who asks, its standard practice for any gravesite, FAIRFAX, Va. — Su- though with the informa- preme Court Justice An- tion posted online, visitors tonin Scalia’s funeral don’t necessarily need was attended by thou- help. When an Associat- sands and carried on live ed Press reporter visited television, but when the recently, a bronze vase hearse pulled away from that’s part of the justice’s PHOTOS | ASSOCIATED PRESS the church and headed to gravesite was empty; Find his burial site, his family Above left, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump talks with the press Monday as he A Grave’s pictures from asked for privacy and Su- flies on board his campaign plane, as vice presidential candidate Gov. Mike Pence, R-Ind., left, May showed fresh flowers. preme Court officials de- looks on. Above right, Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton speaks to members of Scalia is the first Su- clined to say where Scalia the media on her first flight on a new campaign plane before taking off at the Westchester County preme Court justice to be was being laid to rest. Airport in White Plains, N.Y., Monday to travel to Cleveland Hopkins International Airport for But few things stay pri- buried at the cemetery. Labor Day events. vate in the internet age, Some are buried at Rock and Scalia’s grave has be- Creek Cemetery and Oak come public with the help Hill Cemetery in Washing- of a website. ton and Cedar Hill Ceme- tery in Suitland, Md. Clinton, Trump campaign Within months of his death in February, the By far the most justices location of Scalia’s grave — a dozen — are buried — at Fairfax Memorial at Arlington National Cemetery, over the Poto- close to each other in Ohio Park in Virginia — was recorded on the cemetery mac River from Washing- ton and just over 3 miles website Findagrave.com “We’re going to make the airport offered a vivid been locked in an intense from the Supreme Court By Ken Thomas with precision: Garden of that decision into the fu- imagery of that crucial role. back-and-forth through- building. Chief Justice and Steve Peoples the Crucifixion, Lot 870, ASSOCIATED PRESS William H. Rehnquist ture,” Trump said in his The airplanes of Trump out the summer. Site A. A contributor to most extensive comments and his running mate, Clinton arrived in Ohio was the last justice to be CLEVELAND — Con- the site added photos, too. on immigration since last Mike Pence, were parked aboard a new blue-and- buried at Arlington, in verging on Ohio within Recently Wikipedia added Wednesday’s speech. on the tarmac as Clinton white Boeing 737 cam- 2005. The late spouses of miles apart of each other, the location and a photo to Clinton powered through and her vice presidential paign plane emblazoned Justice Ruth Bader Gins- Donald Trump and Hil- Scalia’s page. a coughing fit at a Labor pick, Tim Kaine, arrived with her slogan, “Stronger burg and former Justice lary Clinton made com- Citing privacy, ceme- Day festival at a Cleve- in separate planes at the Together.” She has most- tery President Michael H. John Paul Stevens are peting Labor Day pitches land park, sharply criticiz- city’s airport. It was a ly traveled by private jet Doherty declined to dis- also buried there, a clear in Cleveland on Monday, ing Trump’s recent trip to near-encounter that even during the primaries and cuss the late justice or say indication of their own setting the stage for a crit- Mexico as “an embarrass- forced the Trump press the summer but was being how frequently visitors plans. Stevens’ headstone ical month in their testy ing international incident.” corps to the side of the accompanied on the plane ask for help finding Scal- already lists the 96-year- presidential campaign. Unwilling to allow Trump road as Clinton’s motor- by journalists for the first ia’s gravesite in the cem- old’s name without a day Meeting with reporters, etery that is dotted with of death. While the cem- Trump appeared to pivot to modify his immigra- cade whizzed by. time. “It’s so exciting,” she brightly colored artificial etery is a military ceme- away from his hard-line tion stances, she said his “It’s kind of interesting told journalists as they flowers and in-ground tery, not all the justices position on immigration, address later that night to have all the planes here boarded her plane. memorial markers rather buried there served in the saying, “I’m all about jobs in Arizona amounted to a on the same tarmac,” Ka- The Democratic nomi- than headstones. But the armed forces. now.” The Republican real “doubling down on his ab- ine said after he and Clin- nee has been pressured estate mogul said immi- surd plan to send a depor- ton greeted supporters on by media critics and Re- grants in the country il- tation force to round up 16 the tarmac. “Just shows publicans alike to hold a legally may not need to million people.” you how important Ohio news conference for the return to their countries “He can try to fool voters is. We’re going to be here first time in 2016. She has or origin to obtain legal into thinking somehow a lot.” not held a formal ques- status, appearing to con- he’s not as harsh and in- Earlier, Trump and tion-and-answer session tradict his past positions. humane as he seems but Pence attended a with reporters since one Any immigrants who it’s too late,” Clinton said. round-table discussion in Iowa in early December. want full citizenship must The two campaigns ar- with union members, As he left Cleveland for his return to their countries rived in Cleveland within where Trump warned that next stop in Youngstown, of origin and get in line, he hours of each other, under- America’s manufacturing Trump extended a rare told reporters. But of the scoring Ohio’s quadrennial jobs are “going to hell.” invitation to a handful of FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS millions more living in the role in presidential cam- While Labor Day has tra- journalists on his private The gravesite of Supreme Court Justice An- country illegally, he would paigns. No Republican has ditionally been the kickoff jet, and said that “on oc- tonin Scalia is seen at Fairfax Memorial Park not rule out a pathway to won the White House with- to the fall campaign, both casion,” he will invite jour- in Fairfax, Va. legal status. out carrying the state and Clinton and Trump have nalists to travel with him. Poll: Support for Black Lives Matter grows among white youth By Jesse J. Holland and Emily Swanson ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — Sup- port for the Black Lives Matter movement has increased among young white adults, according to a poll that suggests a majority of white, black, Asian and Hispanic young adults now support the movement calling for ac- countability for police PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS in the deaths of Afri- President Barack Obama speaks during a news conference at the con- can-Americans. clusion of the G-20 in Hangzhou in eastern China’s Zhejiang province Fifty-one percent of Monday. white adults between the ages of 18 and 30 say in a GenForward poll they now Obama cancels meeting with strongly or somewhat sup- port Black Lives Matter, FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS a 10-point increase since new Philippine president Duterte June, while 42 percent A man wears a hoodie which reads, “Black said they do not support Lives Matter” as he stands on the lawn of the By Josh Lederman Security Council spokes- frequently found himself the movement. Capitol building on Capitol Hill in Washington and Kathleen man Ned Price said the bound to foreign countries But most young whites during a rally to mark the 20th anniversary of Hennessey meeting with Duterte was and leaders whose ties to also think the movement’s the Million Man March. ASSOCIATED PRESS off. the U.S. are critical even rhetoric encourages vio- Duterte has been under if their values sharply di- VIENTIANE, Laos — lence against the police, the voices of young adults neighborhood watch vol- intense global scrutiny verge. President Barack Obama while the vast majority of of color, highlighting how unteer George Zimmer- over the more than 2,000 In Hangzhou this week, called off a planned meet- young blacks say it does race and ethnicity shape man was acquitted in suspected drug dealers Obama’s first stop in Asia, ing Tuesday with new not. And young whites are the opinions of a new gen- the fatal shooting of an Philippine President Ro- and users killed since he he heaped praise on Chi- more likely to consider eration. unarmed black teenager, drigo Duterte, seeking took office. Obama had nese President Xi Jinping violence against police a Sean Bradley, 26, of Trayvon Martin. It gath- distance from a U.S. ally’s said he planned to raise for hosting the Group of serious problem than say Clearwater, Fla., said ered strength in ensuing leader during a diplomatic the issue in his first meet- 20 economic summit in the same about the kill- watching several encoun- years following the deaths tour that’s put Obama in ing with Duterte, but the his country, an authoritar- ings of African-Americans ters between police and of other black men at the close quarters with a cast Philippine leader insisted ian state long accused of by police. black suspects online hands of police in New of contentious world fig- he was only listening to human rights violations. Black, Hispanic and helped cement his support York, South Carolina, Bal- ures. his own country’s people. His next stop was anoth- Asian youth already had for Black Lives Matter. As timore and elsewhere. It’s unusual for one pres- “You must be respectful,” er one-party communist expressed strong majority a white male, he said, he The August GenForward ident to tell another what Duterte said of Obama. country with a dismal support for the Black Lives also has had run-ins with poll came after police in to say or not say, and much “Do not just throw ques- rights record: Laos, where Matter movement in the the police and witnessed Baton Rouge, La., fatally rarer to call the other a tions.” Using the Taga- mysterious disappear- June poll. Eighty-five per- officers trying to cover for shot Alton Sterling after “son of a bitch.” Duterte log phrase for “son of a ances have fueled con- cent of African-American what he considered illegal pinning him to the ground, managed to do both just bitch,” he said, “Putang cerns about a government young adults now say they conduct by other officers. and after Philando Castile before flying to Laos for a ina I will swear at you in crackdown. support the protesters. Six- “The fact is that the was shot and killed by a regional summit, warning that forum.” He made the And sitting down with ty-seven percent of Asian police target blacks and white police officer during Obama not to challenge comment to reporters in Turkish President Recep and 62 percent of Hispanic they discriminate against a traffic stop in a suburb him over extrajudicial Manilla. Tayyip Erdogan, Obama young adults agreed with blacks,” Bradley said. “Be- of Minneapolis. killings in the Philippines. Eager to show he made no mention in pub- that sentiment. cause of how they’ve treat- Asked specifically about “Clearly, he’s a colorful wouldn’t yield, Obama lic of the roughly 35,000 The GenForward sur- ed blacks over the years, recent killings of black guy,” Obama said. “What said he would “undoubt- people Erdogan’s govern- vey of adults age 18 to of course they (blacks) people by the police, 72 I’ve instructed my team to edly” still bring up human ment detained following 30 is conducted by the don’t trust them (police) percent of African-Ameri- do is talk to their Philip- rights and due process the summer’s failed coup Black Youth Project at and I know for a fact that can young people, 61 per- pine counterparts to find concerns “if and when” the in Turkey. Instead, he the University of Chica- some of the things the po- cent of Asian-Americans, out is this in fact a time two do meet. worked to reassure the go with the Associated lice do are illegal. I would 51 percent of Latinos and where we can have some The bizarre rift with the NATO ally the U.S. would Press-NORC Center for be upset as well.” 40 percent of whites said constructive, productive leader of a U.S. treaty ally help bring to justice who- Public Affairs Research. The Black Lives Mat- they consider those kill- conversations.” was the most glaring ex- ever was responsible for The first-of-its-kind poll ter movement emerged ings part of a larger pat- Early Tuesday, National ample of how Obama has plotting the coup. pays special attention to in 2012 after Florida tern, rather than isolated. A6 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2016 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- p.m. Sunday at 11 Norton St.; Hermine lingers offshore, brings larly arrests, reflect police records. at 9:33 p.m. Sunday at Crown In the event of a perceived inac- Pharmacy at 232 Lewis St. curacy, it is the sole responsibility rough waves, rip currents of the concerned party to contact Vandalism the relevant police department and A report of motor vehicle By Amy Anthony ly took to boardwalks as have the department issue a no- vandalism at 3:58 p.m. Sun- ASSOCIATED PRESS an aggressive high tide day at 207 Ocean St. moved into the area. tice of correction to the Daily Item. PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Corrections or clarifications will not The waves eroded some MARBLEHEAD Hermine twisted hundreds of the shore, creating sand be made without express notice of of miles offshore in the At- dune cliffs where kids change from the arresting police lantic Ocean on Monday, Complaints climbed. Warnings of poten- department. creating large waves in tially dangerous riptides A report of a disturbance at some southern New En- temporarily cleared the LYNN 10:19 a.m. Sunday on Pleas- gland beach waters that water Monday, but a couple ant Street. lured in surfers despite the of dozen beachgoers and a Arrests A report of broken eggs all rough surf and rip currents handful of surfers returned over the court at 11:45 a.m. that kept most beachgoers to the water in Atlantic City Azizbek Dalimov, 27, of Sunday on Wyman Road. A away on the last day of the by the afternoon. A rougher 193 Kelton St., Allston, was caller reported the broken holiday weekend. surf cleared portions of the arrested and charged with eggs all over the tennis court “These are more sea- beachfront. disorderly conduct and resist- made it unusable. soned surfers who live for MD Mahabub Khan has ing arrest at 12 p.m. Sunday. A report of suspicious ac- the thrill of these waves,” worked as a taxi cart push- Juan Imul-Mejia, of 16 tivity at 3:08 p.m. Sunday on said Kim Buttrick, a me- er at the shore for 27 years Mount Hood Terrace, was ar- Pleasant Street. A caller re- teorologist with the Na- and said he still attracted rested on warrant charges of ported a woman in a vehicle tional Weather Service in some business over the assault and battery with a was acting strangely, and that Taunton, Mass. weekend, but the smaller dangerous weapon and as- she was probably on cocaine Hermine’s position Mon- crowds were noticeable. sault and battery at 8:32 a.m. or something; at 5:48 p.m. day southeast of Nantuck- “People from New York Monday. Sunday on Pleasant Street. et created 20-foot waves PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and New Jersey are kind Connor Lachance, 20, of A caller reported there was and wind gusts of up to 50 Beachgoers walk away from big waves and of stuck here (during bad 39 Range Heights Road, was a man with a yellow laundry kph about 55 miles south- weather), so they can still rough surf caused by Hermine Sunday in Brad- arrested and charged with basket running through the lot east of the island, Buttrick come,” if forecasts don’t ley Beach, N.J. operation of a motor vehicle throwing things, shouting and said. Hermine was expect- play out as predicted, with a revoked registration, touching himself. The man ed to stall over the water Khan said. operation of a motor vehicle had on shorts and a flat top- before weakening again. warning was in effect from dived into the Atlantic Hermine rose over the with a suspended license, un- style haircut. The caller report- Even as Hermine weak- New York’s Long Island to Ocean at Coney Island Gulf of Mexico and hit Flori- registered motor vehicle and ed he was dancing around in ens, wind gusts of 30 to 50 Massachusetts. New York to save a swimmer who da on Friday as a Category 1 uninsured motor vehicle/trail- the lot and then ran across mph were expected across officials extended beach violated the ban told the hurricane before weakening er at 8:54 a.m. Monday. the street towards fitness cen- southern Rhode Island closures beyond Labor Post the current felt like Raudo Perez-Martinez, 28, to a tropical storm across ter and liquor store. The caller and southeastern Massa- Day because of continued a “300-pound guy pulling of 103 Washington St., was Georgia. It has caused at stated he appeared to be “on chusetts on Monday, But- deadly rip currents. me back out to sea.” least three deaths, inflicted arrested and charged with something.” An officer spoke The New York Post said Whipping winds didn’t disturbing the peace, noise trick said. widespread property dam- with the man who stated he police issued $80 tickets to keep some beach seekers violation, resisting arrest, Governors along the age and knocked out power was just taking his laundry Eastern Seaboard an- at least four surfers at the from walking along the to hundreds of thousands of keeping a noisy and disor- basket home and was not derly house and assault and nounced emergency prepa- Rockaway Beach surf spot. New Jersey shore, but La- people from Florida to Vir- making a scene. rations. A tropical storm An emergency worker who bor Day vacationers quick- ginia. battery on a police officer at A report of a child on a 3:05 a.m. Monday. couch at 6:05 a.m. Monday on Meadow Lane. A caller Accidents reported a young child on a Two shot to death at carnival before A report of a motor vehicle couch outside. The child was accident with personal injury conscious and moving about. at 12:54 p.m. Sunday at 780 An officer reported the child annual West Indian Day Parade Lynnway; at 5:12 p.m. Sun- was fine. She saw a couch day at 258 Broadway; at 5:20 along the way and fell asleep. NEW YORK (AP) — Two p.m. Sunday at 89 Linwood people were shot to death Road. Theft Monday at a carnival cele- brating Caribbean culture A report of a motor vehicle A report of a wallet stolen accident at 3:31 p.m. Sunday in the hours before the from the car at 11:06 a.m. city’s annual West Indian at 780 Lynnway; at 4:01 p.m. Sunday on Pleasant Street. Sunday at Florence and Gar- Day Parade. diner streets; at 11:25 p.m. The bloodshed came Sunday at 52 Carnes St.; at PEABODY amid unprecedented pre- 12:49 a.m. Monday at Quin- cautions taken by police cy Terrace and Washington Arrest to ensure safety at an Street; at 10:05 a.m. Monday event routinely marred Brian J. Walsh, 42, of 444 at 21 Curwin Terrace. by violence and a year af- Harrison Ave., Boston, was A report of a motor vehicle ter an aide to the gover- arrested and charged with hit and run accident at 5:40 nor was killed by a stray shoplifting by asportation p.m. Sunday at Boston and bullet. third offense at 11:28 a.m. Washington streets. A male in his late teens Monday. or early 20s was shot in Assaults the chest at around 3:50 Accidents a.m. Monday in Brooklyn A report of an assault and during J’ouvert, the New A report of a motor vehicle battery at 12 p.m. Sunday on York Police Department accident at 3:16 p.m. Sunday Eastern Avenue; at 3:20 p.m. said. He was taken to a Sunday on Willow Street; at at Auto Sense at 222 New- hospital, where he died. 4:55 p.m. Sunday on Willow bury St.; at 1:23 p.m. Monday A 66-year-old woman Street. at Stop & Shop at 19 Howley was shot in the hand and St. the arm at the same loca- tion and was taken to a Breaking and Entering Complaints hospital in stable condi- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS A report of a breaking and tion, police said. A report of a disturbance at entering at 8:39 p.m. Sunday About 25 minutes lat- Crime scene investigators with the New York Police Department work 8:01 p.m. Sunday at 25 Walsh at 20 New Park St. er, a 22-year-old woman at the scene where two people were killed and others injured in a shoot- Ave.; at 11:02 p.m. Sunday at was shot in the head just ing during J’ouvert festivities in the Brooklyn borough of New York on 19 Washington St.; at 11:34 a block away, police said. Monday. Complaints p.m. Sunday at 261 Newbury She died at a hospital. A report of a disturbance St.; at 12:42 a.m. Monday at Police say they’re in- celebration with 200 light counsel of the state’s eco- ed in the Caribbean and at 11:23 a.m. Sunday at 780 Tedeschi Food Shops at 115 vestigating whether the towers. For the first time, nomic development agen- is celebrated in several Lynnway; at 2:50 p.m. Sun- Main St.; at 1:04 a.m. Mon- shootings are related. organizers of the parade cy, was shot in the head as North American cities day at 2 Brightwood Terrace; day at 9 Stevens St.; at 1:32 A woman was also were required to get a per- two street gangs exchanged with West Indian commu- at 3:16 p.m. Sunday at 80 p.m. Monday at 261 Newbury stabbed in the area, but mit. gunshots during J’ouvert nities, including Boston Washington St.; at 3:47 p.m. St. police said she refused Police, in conjunction festivities. and Toronto. Sunday at 508 Summer St.; medical attention. with community groups, Earlier the same morn- The name, J’ouvert, at 6:08 p.m. Sunday at 2 Theft The NYPD had planned also distributed fliers with ing, a Bronx man, Denen- means daybreak, put to- Brightwood Terrace; at 8:38 A report of a larceny at 3:12 to double the number a blunt message. tro Josiah, was stabbed to gether from the French p.m. Sunday at 113 Adams of officers patrolling the “This community will death during festivities. words “jour” and “ouvert.” St.; at 8:48 p.m. Sunday at p.m. Sunday at Hampton Inn at 59 Newbury St. A caller re- neighborhood where a no longer tolerate this vi- In 2014, a man was fa- City officials and com- 19 Union Place; at 8:53 p.m. procession of steel drums olence. Do not shoot any- tally shot and two people munity organizers have Sunday at 34 Waverly St.; at ported a cover stolen off the car. and costumed revelers was one. Do not stab anyone,” wounded during the cele- long chafed at the percep- 9:16 p.m. Sunday at 81 Park set to kick off at 4 a.m. for the leaflets said. bration. tion that J’ouvert, and the St.; at 11:31 p.m. Sunday at J’ouvert. The department The changes come a Organizers say the early even larger West Indian 9 Bowley Ave.; at 2:20 a.m. SWAMPSCOTT also added 42 new security year after Carey Gabay, a morning festivities that Day American Day parade Monday at Speedway Gas cameras to watch over an 43-year-old lawyer who had led to what is now J’ouvert that follows hours later, Station at 120 Liberty St. Accidents estimated 250,000 revelers worked for Gov. Andrew started in the 1980s. are intrinsically hospita- and illuminated this year’s Cuomo and was deputy The tradition originat- ble to violence. Overdose A report of a motor vehicle accident with personal injury A report of an overdose at at 1:24 p.m. Sunday at Banks 3:50 p.m. Sunday on Lyn- and Farragut roads. Flea market on Goldfish Pond nway; at 6:42 p.m. Sunday on Circuit Avenue. Complaints GOLDFISH POND at the pond and to keep Theft A report of two youths on From A1 an eye on the issues. It scooters going into traffic at became apparent, he said, A report of motor vehicle 5:55 p.m. Sunday at Allen She said the pond and that maintaining the pond theft at 11:13 a.m. Sunday at Road and Humphrey Street. park area used to be main- was a part of those efforts. 2 Landon Circle; at 4:04 p.m. A report of suspicious ac- tained by the city before A Model Cities Grant was Sunday at 24 Hamilton Ave.; tivity at 6:32 p.m. Sunday at the association began 36 also received in the 1970s at 10:31 p.m. Sunday at 285 Girl Scout Lodge at 21 Foster years ago. City workers to revitalize the park, Lynnway; at 9:42 a.m. Mon- Road. A caller reported sever- didn’t plant flowers and which gave the group a day at 20 Joyce St. al men in camo, possibly with just mowed the lawn once good incentive to keep it A report of a larceny at 1:25 paint ball guns. a month, so the group that way, he added. decided to take over the About 80 vendors will work because “it looked have tables set up at the pretty bad.” flea market. Food will be Lynn Drug Task Force In the 1970s, the crime sold, boat rides are offered rate in Lynn was high- around the pond and peo- Hotline er, and there was a lot of ple can participate in raf- PHOTO | MATT GUILLORY vandalism at the pond, so fles with prizes totaling 781-477-4444 CALL 24 HOURS A DAY it was always a mess, said $2,000. The $30 buy-in A shot of the action at the annual flea market or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) Paul Coombs, president of fee for vendors and the at Goldfish Pond. the association. He said raffles are two of the big- Spanish menu available the city didn’t have the re- gest money makers for the “It’s just a very uplifting Gayla Cawley can be sources to keep up, so the fair. The event is put on event for everyone,” said reached at gcawley@item- All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. Callers may remain anonymous. group began as an effort through the efforts of 50 Coombs. “It’s a chance to live.com. Follow her on to reduce the vandalism volunteers. enjoy the pond.” Twitter @GaylaCawley. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Candidates for Sheriff Candidates’ profile make it more efficient. From A1 The sheriff opened two detox centers that are greatly needed but we have a Here are the 2016 primary election space problem. The jail was built to hold candidates for Essex sheriff: about 560 inmates We run about 1,200. The overcrowding is one of the issues we Kenneth H. Berg must address at the sheriff’s department. Republican, Danvers Anne M. Manning-Martin and Marblehead na- Republican, Peabody tive, Transit Police lieu- state Department of tenant. Correction deputy su- What is the most im- perintendent. portant issue in the What is the most im- sheriff’s race? portant issue in the If elected sheriff, I sheriff’s race? would have very com- It’s important we prehensive policies re- implement programs garding employees who are deployed in that work, that are data driven and ev- PHOTO | PAULA MULLER the military and making sure there are comprehensive programs and training idence-based. We don’t reinvent the Fred Vining, of Marblehead, wades in the water after windsurfing at for managers. Veteran concerns and Post wheel. We reduce recidivism with an ef- Long Beach in Lynn on Monday. Traumatic Stress Disorder and Traumat- fective and efficient operation. Reducing ic Brain Injury need to be recognized and recidivism 5 percent across the state can addressed. Young people who served our save millions and millions of dollars that country with these problems are not get- can be used for mental health and sub- Hermine making waves ting integrated back into our community stance abuse programming to keep peo- ple out of prison. well enough. are the main threats to tered 10-foot waves and The sheriff’s position is so powerful. It HERMINE I am skilled in managing an operation From A1 anyone spending time on whipping winds, forecasted for efficiency and leading it to change. I will is important you have the person with coastal areas. The stron- during the afternoon as 15 build private and public partnerships to be the right experience, the right temper- which was expected to gest winds are expected to 20 mph. part of a collaborative force to finally eradi- ament to lead the department forward. make its way through the to remain offshore in Mas- If winds were blowing cate opioid addiction. I want to address the opioid epidemic. I Northeast this week after sachusetts in all but Cape that hard all the time, William Castro want to make healthier communities in battering Florida and the Cod, Martha’s Vineyard Vining said he would be in Democrat, Methuen Sher- the 34 cities and towns throughout the rest of the south coast. and Nantucket, according windsurfing paradise. The iff’s Department drug en- county. I’m running for sheriff because Hermine got classified as to Accuweather. sport is his passion, and forcement officer. corrections has been my career for 25 a hurricane when it im- Vining, 46, said he’s been he goes out year-round, What is the most im- years. I can make things happen. pacted the Sunshine State windsurfing for more than even in winter. portant issue in the Michael J. Marks last week. 20 years. He went out twice “It’s a little more than a sheriff’s race? Democrat, Lynn Super- The storm is expected to on Monday, first off Devere- hobby,” he said. “It’s in the We have to give inmates intendent of Essex Coun- remain offshore, but heavy ux Beach in Marblehead blood. It’s something I’ve positive reinforcement. ty Correctional Facility. surf and seas could create and later at Long Beach, done all my life.” We must implement pro- What is the most im- dangerous conditions in taking advantage of a hol- Gayla Cawley can be grams that keep inmates portant issue in the and on the water. Large, iday, warm water and a reached at gcawley@item- connected to their families and the com- sheriff’s race? pounding waves and fre- chance to get some exercise. live.com. Follow her on munity as well, that is the only hope for We first help inmates quent, strong rip currents After high tide, he encoun- Twitter @GaylaCawley. reducing recidivism. get healthy and then I started my career with the department we work with them to 17 years ago. I was assigned to drug en- get counseling and treatment. We forcement in 2005. I have been very in- work with them on a plan when they Jimmy Fund baseball game strumental in addressing the opioid crisis. get released. We get them the commu- It’s not going to end any time soon. But we nity support they need and hopefully can assist communities. include their family. If they can deal a huge hit in Peabody Kevin F. Coppinger Democrat, Lynn police with addiction; hopefully, the criminal chief. activity can go away. JIMMY FUND always lend a hand and supporters continue to What is the most im- I felt it was important for me as a step- From A1 come up from his Provi- raise awareness and fund portant issue in the ping stone in my career to run for sheriff dence home on Labor Day to help end all forms of sheriff’s race? to make sure the department moves for- been a need for a game for the event. cancer through the Riley The sheriff’s detox pro- ward with the same type of philosophy as 6 in 1986 if it wasn’t for, Tudor, who was drafted Rocks campaign. grams are good. My vision the current sheriff with reentry and re- well, we don’t have to re- and played for the Red Among the highlights is to expand those pro- integration being the number one focus. ally dwell on that so much Sox before helping the for local law enforcement grams and add after care My whole experience has been coming up anymore. St. Louis Cardinals reach were Lynnfield police of- programs. We have to com- through the ranks. I have the experience While there were still the World Series in 1985 ficer and Peabody High bine what’s being done in the jail, expand and vision to be a great sheriff. some ghosts of the Curse and 1987, said he has lost football and baseball programs, make sure they are linked into Edward J. O’Reilly of the Bambino Monday track of how many times coach Mark Bettencourt our communities. Half the inmates coming Democrat, Wenham attor- morning, the overwhelm- he has played in the Pea- taking the mound and out of jail are going to go back with a 47 per- ney. ing attitude was one of joy body charity game. Peabody Police Lt. Sheila cent recidivism rate. What is the most im- and giving. “I’m just here for the McDaid singing the na- I’ve been chief for seven years. I’ve had portant issue in the For 60 years, the local cause; it’s a good cause,” tional anthem. McDaid a lot of success in Lynn, including target- sheriff’s race? police squad has taken on said Tudor. “It’s been got some words of wisdom ing kids to get them on the straight and My first priority will be the North Shore celebrity around for a long time and on performing in front of narrow. I have a lot of administrative ex- to get women out of Fram- old timers in the Annual it would be a shame to let a crowd from Boyd before perience. I want to bring positive change ingham who are under my Labor Day Charity Base- it die. I’ve been getting the the game. ball Game. The game has team together for the past Peabody Police Chief to the Essex Sheriff’s department. The authority. Sheriff Cousins traditionally raised mon- 10 years, and for the last Thomas Griffin said the department is still a little behind the has done an exceptional ey for the Jimmy Fund, eight or nine years, it’s game is a great event for times. It’s an island that needs to come program stopping the warehousing of wom- into the mainland. and now also raises funds been a major league-level the city. en in Framingham. Women should have the for the Cops for Kids with roster.” “It’s important to give Jeffrey J. Gallo same opportunities for treatment as men, Republican, Haver- Cancer organization. Throwing out the cer- back to the community including after care. Boyd said he enjoys com- emonial first pitch was and to the Jimmy Fund,” hill Essex Sheriff’s lieu- The moment someone comes in the door tenant. ing up every year to pitch Beverly’s Meghan Fes- he said. we begin the process of reintegration. in for the event. senden. Meghan is the Griffin said he was hap- What is the most im- Substance abuse is a problem for 85 per- portant issue in the “I like to give back,” he sister of Riley Fessenden. py to watch the game cent to 90 percent of the people there. We said. “It’s always a good In May of 2013 at the age rather than play. sheriff’s race? need treatment programs. I am the only It’s very important we time.” of 6, Riley was diagnosed “Let the young guys do Democratic candidate who supports the rehabilitate inmates and Boyd said Tudor is the with a rare form of cancer it,” he said. Gloucester Angel Program. It’s nationally get them on the right path. one mainly responsible for called Esthesioneuroblas- Adam Swift can be recognized. It is based on treating addiction About 80 percent of the in- getting the old-timers to- toma (ENB). Riley died in reached at aswift@item- mates have drug and alcohol problems. We as a disease. gether, adding that he will July, but her family and live.com. need to increase the mental health staff Jerry P. Robito and the counseling staff. Once we do that, Democrat, Lawrence, we can get inmates on the right path. We retired former career Es- A SPECIAL OFFER TO OUR READERS! need to rehabilitate them after getting to sex Sheriff employee. the underlying problem of why they are What is the most im- % addicts. portant issue in the SAVE UP TO 40 Corrections officers have one of the most sheriff’s race? thankless jobs in law enforcement. I want I would incorporate ON TICKETS TO THE 2016 to bring awareness to that. I got officers a teaching trades. We have 15 percent raise by opening lines of com- units where inmates sit munication with Sheriff Cousins. I have a and watch TV. It’s not conducive to re- plan to put reserve officers in place to alle- habilitation. There has to be substance viate extra shifts officers are working now. abuse aftercare. The program we have James P. Jajuga Jr. is not working out well. Federal prisons Republican, Methuen have more in depth programs we need to police lieutenant. incorporate. AMERICA’S What is the most im- As someone who actually has worked portant issue in the inside the jail, I feel I should be sheriff. I OLDEST sheriff’s race? understand the dynamics of the inmates. FOUNDED 1818 The most important For my last six years, I basically ran the concern is to reduce recid- jail. We have to get inmates through pro- ivism to keep people safe grams and work with them when the get Friday, Sept. 30 - Monday, Oct. 10, 2016 and save taxpayer money. out of jail. We have to get up to 100 per- Pick up your discounted Topsfi eld Fair tickets for: It’s the number one issue cent staffing. $ nationwide. I would institute right off the Paul L. D. Russell Jr. 9.00 EACH* bat an information gathering and shar- Democrat, Andover, Re- ing committee. We need to share infor- tired Drug Enforcement Deadline: Wednesday, Sept. 28 / CASH ONLY! mation with community groups. We need agent. to work in conjunction with one another What is the most im- *Tickets sold at fair entrance are $11 weekdays, $15 weekends / holidayso to keep people safe. I will address issues portant issue in the Tickets available during office hours that affect law abiding citizens and main- sheriff’s race? tain law and order inside the correctional Monday – Friday 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. I want to address facilities. Craig G. Lane mismanagement in the GetG your tickets at Republican, Newbury- sheriff’s department. port Essex Sheriff’s ser- There are lapses of security within geant. the system. I’m an individual who will What is the most im- keep my foot on the pedal to get the job portant issue in the done. I will incorporate faith-based or- s sheriff’s race? ganizations and others to help provide 110 Munroe St., Lynn, MA We need to look at the mentoring. organizational structure. I bring a fresh perspective with my The way our current su- years of experience in the causes of pervisory structure is set addiction. I know heroin is highly ad- up, there are redundancies with people dictive and be devastating. We cannot Catch up with your doing clerical functions making deci- arrest our way out of addiction. People sion-maker salaries. That is not the way need mental and emotional help. Com- favorite team taxpayer money should be spent. I would bined with mental health evaluation, apply the business practices I have we can cut down on recidivism rates in Item Sports! learned to streamline the organization, and drug use and abuse. A8 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2016 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

Tropical Storm Hermine makes a splash in Lynn

David L. Phillips Former Lynn mayor pens PHOTO | PAULA MULLER Nathan Filipiak, of Swampscott, stands in the splash of the large waves as they crash against the wall of Lynn Shore Drive on Monday afternoon as Tropical Storm Hermine moves North. political novel

By Leah Dearborn haps look not at where we ‘Don’t Breathe’ tops box office again over Labor Day weekend FOR THE ITEM were yesterday or today, but where we could be NEW YORK (AP) — The horror thriller “Don’t LYNN — Former Mayor tomorrow,” said Phillips, Breathe” topped the box office for the second straight David L. Phillips has gone who wanted the ideas out- week, while several new releases struggled to find back to work, this time to lined in the novel to have traction over a typically sleepy Labor Day weekend at write a new political novel theoretical real world ap- North American movie theaters. called “Can-Do Encoun- plications. “That’s what The Sony Screen Gems release made an estimat- ters.” the book is about.” ed $15.7 million in its second weekend, according to The novel tells the sto- With almost 300 pag- studio estimates Sunday. The R-rated “Don’t Breathe,” ry of fictitious Speak- es, “Can-Do Encounters” about an ill-considered home invasion of a blind man, er of the House Harry comes with an appendix is on pace to make $19.4 million over the four-day hol- H. Johnson, who rises of fictional Can-Do Par- iday weekend. Produced for just $10 million, the film through the ranks of the ty constitutional amend- has made $51.1 million in total. American government Its success spelled doom for the other horror film before striking out to ments listed at its end. trying to gain a foothold: “Morgan,” a low-budget build a third political Phillips said the appen- science-fiction thriller directed by Ridley Scott’s son, party called the Can-Do dix is meant to serve as Luke Scott. Opening on more than 2,000 screens, it Party. an example of how a third bombed with just $2 million. Phillips printed a lim- party could potentially en- Also torpedoed was the Robert De Niro-Edgar act constitutional change. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ited number of copies of Ramirez boxing drama “Hands of Stone,” about Pana- the book and is making Phillips said he began manian boxer Robert Duran. It made just $1.3 million This undated file image released by Sony Pic- them available to people writing the novel sev- while expanding to 2,011 theaters, marking the latest in tures shows Jane Levy, left, and Dylan Min- as they contact him. He eral years ago and that a string of disappointments for the Weinstein Co. nette in a scene from “Dont Breathe.” hopes interest in the book the timing of its release prompts demand for a sec- wasn’t specifically meant WEATHER ond printing. to coincide with the 2016 Phillips spent a decade general election. working in various public The former mayor has SUN, MOON, TIDES TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST service positions in the previously authored four city of Lynn and served as other books, all of which Sunrise today 6:14 a.m. Light rain early, then remain- Tropical storm conditions are non-fiction: “It’s a ing cloudy with showers in the possible. NE winds around mayor in 1975 and 1976, Sunset today 7:09 p.m. afternoon. High 72. Winds NE 10 kt. Waves around 3 ft. At wedged between the late Small World,” “Enlight- at 10 to 20 mph. the outer harbor entrance... enment,” “Phillips Family Sunrise tomorrow 6:15 a.m. Antonio Marino’s terms Tonight: Overcast with rain waves around 7 ft...subsid- Glimpses” and “The Power ing to 5 ft in the afternoon. in office. Over the course High tide today 3:21 p.m. showers at times. Low 66. of Words.” Winds NE at 10 to 15 mph. A chance of showers. Patchy of his career, Phillips be- Low tide today 9:31 p.m. fog in the morning with vsby gan to see ways in which After a 50-year career High tide tomorrow 4:04 p.m. 1 to 3 nm. government could be im- in engineering manage- proved. ment and public works, Specifically, Phillips Phillips is now semi-re- concluded a third par- tired and spends his ty could bypass the ex- time writing, skiing and isting standards set by sailing, according to the Democratic and Republi- biographical section at SEPT. 9 SEPT. 16 TODAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Showers | High 72, Low 66 AM Showers | High 76, Low 66 AM Clouds | High 83, Low 70 can parties. the back of “Can-Do En- “I think... we could per- counters.”

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By Joshua Kummins his program. He knows Rushins ts Rushins said. “Just prove to myself FOR THE ITEM right in and is coming from a pro- and the league (the Massachusetts gram he knows quite well. State College Athletic Conference) Rufus Rushins knew what he “We heavily recruited him out of that I can be a college running back.” wanted to pursue during his college high school and I had several meet- At six feet tall and 248 pounds, career. ings with his parents,” Kowalski Rushins has the size to compete. Things didn’t work out at Ameri- said. “I know (the law enforcement Kowalski said he likes what he’s can International College last fall, program) was a very, very strong seen. but the Lynn native had his back- commitment he was interested in. “He’s a big, strong back,” the Owls’ up plan — transferring to West eld “He called me at some point late third-year coach said. “I think he’s State University — set quickly. in the spring and said he had de- going to give out more punishment “It wasn’t (as much) about foot- cided on AIC. I’m very friendly with than he’s going to receive.” ball,” Rushins said. “It was about those coaches; they do a great job Although he didn’t see any game the school. They just have a better and Coach (Art) Wilkins is a great action at AIC, Rushins feels the ex- Criminal Justice program than at coach, so we go head-to-head on a lot perience will come in handy as he AIC, so that was really one of the of people and we understand that.” begins a new chapter of his college biggest factors for why I transferred However, Rushins got a waiver to career. out.” transfer schools at the end of his The speed of the game has been West eld was a school the Bishop rst semester and joined West eld an adjustment once again, but there Fenwick product considered orig- in time for spring practice. are de nite takeaways from his pri- inally as its Criminal Justice pro- Now, with the fall underway, Rush- or experience. PHOTO | WESTFIELD STATE ATHLETICS gram is one of the largest and most ins knows what he wants to accom- “I participated in scrimmages recognized in New England. plish on the football eld, although at AIC, so it will de nitely help,” Rufus Rushins started his collegiate career at Head coach Pete Kowalski is hap- he is keeping his goals simple. AIC, but transferred to West eld in the spring py to have such a talented player in “I just want to keep improving,” RUSHINS, B2 for the criminal justice program. Junior duo leads Tech heading in new direction By Harold Rivera the way for Big ITEM STAFF A clean slate couldn’t Blue eld hockey come any sooner for the Lynn Tech girls soccer By Scot Cooper team. After a 2015 sea- FOR THE ITEM son that saw the Tigers win just two games, Tech’s SWAMPSCOTT — As Big Blue eld hockey coach ready to change the script Jamie Spano enters her third season on the sidelines in 2016. for the eld hockey team, she has a pair of talented That begins with a new juniors to lead the team into the 2016 season. What coach in Bruce Diver, Spano doesn’t have is seniors; the Blue are loaded who most recently spent with all underclassmen, including junior co-captains three seasons coaching Sydney Faulkner and Michaela Freddo. the freshman and junior Freddo and Faulkner have been contributing since varsity teams at Hamil- their freshman season, and Freddo said the game ton-Wenham. has changed now that she and Faulkner are the cap- The rst step in Div- tains, and having no seniors will not be a problem. er’s quest to turn things “We kind of knew that our role would be different around at Tech is teach- this year as opposed to last year,” Freddo said. “We’re ing his players the little the older players now, with the most experience and things that come with we have to get this team back into the playoffs.” the sport. Diver’s belief is In Spano’s rst season, the Blue quali ed for the that as long as the Tigers state tournament, but were booted right away by can take care of those lit- Wayland, 3-1, in the opening round of Division 2 tle things, they’ll fare well North playoffs. against their opponents. The Blue needed to win three out of their nal four “I’m hoping to teach games in 2015 to get into the playoffs, but that didn’t them how to play soccer,” happen. Faulkner said that the returning players Diver said. “Some of them have been using the disappointment of last year to have never touched a ball get revved up for this season. before.” “We’ve been working incredibly hard in practice Diver, who has over and going to eld hockey camps over the summer. 30 years of experience This team de nitely wants to get back to the playoffs in coaching, playing and this year,” Faulkner said. “We beat Lynn eld, Haver- refereeing soccer, add- hill and Med eld in the pre-season, 3-for-3, so hope- ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON ed, “Soccer is a universal fully we can keep it going against Fenwick.” Faulkner replaces her cousin MacKenzie Faulkner, Lynn Tech’s Priscilla Imul takes a shot during practice Monday. TECH, B2 who was a co-captain last season. The Big Blue will kick off the season Wednesday, September 7, on the road against Bishop Fenwick. Freddo said the team is hoping for a big night against an old rival. “We’ve been going at it pretty good against Bishop Thomas ready for big things at MC Fenwick since I’ve been playing here, and we want to begin the season with a win,” Freddo said. “We’ve By Katie Morrison command a large presence ITEM STAFF on the eld,” Thomas said. BIG BLUE, B3 “I think I demonstrate Lynn’s Brett Thomas, a leadership qualities.” junior at Malden Catholic, Thomas said he knows is ready to help the Lanc- that being named a cap- ers boys soccer team get tain comes with extra re- back to the state tourna- sponsibilities. ment in 2016. “I have to try and keep Thomas was named a the players motivated,” captain for the Lancers, Thomas said. “When we’re his rst season in that up 2-0 or 2-1, I have to role. The Ohio native, who keep the players focused moved to Lynn when he and in line.” was in rst grade and has While Thomas’ goals cen- lived in the city ever since, ter on the team as a whole has been a part of the for the upcoming season, he Malden Catholic program has a few milestones he’d since his freshman year. like to reach on a personal Heading into the new sea- level as well. Thomas said son, Thomas and his team- that he aspires to be a Cath- mates have big goals. olic Conference All-Star, The Lancers fell in the and he’d also like to put a preliminary round of the few points on the board. Division 2 North tourna- Thomas logged a couple of ment last season, after assists last season, but he’d sneaking into the bracket like to nd the back of the as the 20th seed with an net as well this year. 8-9-1 record. Next Monday, the Lanc- “I think we exceeded our COURTESY PHOTO | J. THOMAS ers will take on St. Mary’s own expectations,” said Lynn’s Brett Thomas was named a captain as a in a non-league game for Thomas, who praised his the rst time since Thom- teammates for the team’s junior at Malden Catholic this year. as has been with the pro- successful season. gram. Having grown up in This year, Thomas’ goal Xaverian, all perennial that next level to aspire to,” Lynn, Thomas is familiar is to lead the Lancers back contenders for a state title. Thomas said. “It gives you with a number of the play- to the postseason. “I think playing those some extra motivation.” ers on the Spartans roster. “We hope to build off the teams, it’s a good measur- Thomas, who plays cen- “I think we’ll get a little experience we gained last ing stick for the program,” ter back and mid eld, rivalry going,” Thomas said season and keep making Thomas said. “We can see was selected by coach of his hometown’s team. progress,” Thomas said. how we compete with them, Scott Elias as one of the But before that, the how we stack up against captains this season. The PHOTO | BOB ROCHE The Lancers play in Lancers will face off one of the toughest con- the best competition.” 16-year-old says his play against another Catholic The Swampscott eld hockey squad has no ferences in the state, Thomas says that play- and demeanor on the eld Central League opponent, seniors, so juniors Michaela Freddo, left, the Catholic Conference, ing against elite teams demonstrates leadership, Bishop Fenwick, at home and Sydney Faulkner are ready to take over taking on teams like BC helps him grow as a player. and Elias saw that in him. on Wednesday to open the as captains for the Big Blue. High, St. John’s Prep and “You can see there’s always “I’m very vocal and I 2016 season. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2016 English’s McNeil still gets a kick out of soccer

MCNEIL have the discipline prob- cer, and then, when she From A1 lems others in his posi- got to English, he spent tion might have (“I have two years as an assistant highly-competitive North- a great group of kids,” he to Kevin Driscoll. eastern Conference, said, “and it’s been that “The losing got to Kev- his girls are often over- way for several years in,” McNeil said. “After matched. He considered now”), but if he does, he my second year as his as- 2015, in which the Bull- said there’s only one effec- sistant, he told me he was dogs won five games, a tive punishment. going to hang them up and good year. But he consid- “Playing time,” he said. that I should apply for the ers it a better season if “That’s the only thing job.” the girls on his team share that’s effective. Everybody He did, and then-princi- positive experiences and wants to play. If you keep pal Andy Fila hired him. academic excellence. them off the field, that “At first,” he said, “I “And they do,” McNeil gets their attention.” took every loss personally. said. “Our girls are among McNeil has a novel ap- Then, my assistant told COURTESY PHOTO | CAROL MILLS the best in the school aca- proach to playing time, me that there was only so demically. And beyond the too. For example, if he’s much I could do, and that I Joyce Agganis and Bob Cross won the Gannon Mixed Classic this weekend. wins and losses, it’s the playing a team that looks, was doing a good job.” closeness and the friend- on paper, to be much supe- He sees the distractions ships that come out of rior to his, “I dress more that trip up today’s kids Gannon holds Mixed Classic playing that are the most kids and play more kids. and can only shake his rewarding.” “It stands to reason,” he head in amusement. He gives an example. said. “If we’re going to lose, The Gannon Ladies held was scored by partners 128, and winning third “Social media,” he said. “School has not started we might as well lose with their Mixed Classic over Joyce Agganis and Bob on a match of cards were “That’s a big change from yet,” he said, “yet I have everybody playing.” Labor Day weekend, in Cross, adding to their Sat- partners Carol Mills and when I started out. Ev- about seven freshmen who Conversely, if he feels as eryone’s into their phones. which members partner urday score of 62, giving Mike Timmons. came out, and who hav- if his team is equal to the You call a break in prac- with the Men’s Innerclub them the tournament win Fourth place, also a 128, en’t been to the school yet. talent of the opposition, tice, and it’s interesting to for a two-day, two-person by seven strokes with a were partners Patty Rod- But because they came or stands a decent chance see how many of them go team, best ball tournament. net score of 121. erick and Bob Bogart. out, and have been play- of winning, “I shorten my right for their phones to On Saturday, partners Second place was won by Fifth place, with a close ing with the seniors, they bench and play the kids check their messages.” Patty Roderick and Bob Judy and Wayne Johnson 129, went to Cathy and already feel like they’re I feel give us the best On the other hand, at Bogart finished the day with a 62 and 63 for a to- Mark Thibeault, and sixth a part of the team. That’s chance of winning. I mean, least where his team is with a low round of 59. tal net score of 125. place, with a 130, went to the type of thing you like if there’s a chance to win, I concerned, there aren’t the Sunday’s low round of 59 Third place was a tie at Lisa and John Lynch. to see.” want to win.” cliques there used to be. He said he goes out of his He said he is secure in “I don’t see it as much,” way to discourage bullying the knowledge that his he said. “You play on some and hazing, and he’s hap- players understand his teams and there are defi- Tech soccer headed in new py to say none of his girls methods. nite cliques. Not here. Ev- take part in that. “They know,” he said. eryone is inclusive, and I “I have I don’t know how “Kids know who’s out credit that to my captains direction in 2016 season many wristbands on my there and not contribut- (Emma Trahant, Krista hand that deal with (cur- ing.” Bowden, Caitlin Geaney tailing) bullying,” he said. McNeil coached hockey and Taylor Sullivan). They TECH “There’s no place for it. in Chelsea and Stoneham From B1 do their best to create that And you have to wonder in the 1980s, and only atmosphere.” game. We all know how what kids are thinking got into soccer because the game goes. I expect when they take part in it.” of his daughter, Erin. He Steve Krause can be that by the time the end He admits that for the coached her traveling reached at skrause@item- of the season comes the most part he doesn’t team for Lynn Youth Soc- live.com. team will be very well taught in what to do and hopefully the girls can carry that on. I think Padres’ Edwin Jackson we’ll have a good season. As long as they do all the little things right we’ll be good.” shuts down Red Sox As he readies for his first season directing SAN DIEGO (AP) — Ed- the Tech program, Diver win Jackson struck out 11 admitted that he’s still in seven scoreless innings working on gaining fa- to outpitch former Pa- miliarity with his players dres ace Drew Pomeranz, and their strengths on Adam Rosales hit a two- the field. The Tigers be- run homer and San Diego gan their preseason prac- edged the Boston Red Sox tices last week and num- 2-1 on Monday. bers were favorable, with Jackson (4-5) gave up roughly twenty players four hits and ended his participating. three-start losing streak. For the time being, Div- Pomeranz (2-4 for Bos- er said his focus is on get- ton) was an All-Star for ting his players to learn the Padres this season the basics. and 8-7 in the NL before “Players need to know being traded to the Red the basics of the game,” Sox in mid-July. Diver said. “My philoso- ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON Brandon Maurer worked phy is for them to learn as the ninth for his eighth much as I can teach them. Annmarie Texiera keeps the ball close during save in 13 chances. He I think they need to learn Monday’s practice. gave up a one-out single the basics, and once they to Hanley Ramirez, then learn that they can tacti- Gonzalez can keep her net that. We’re going to be struck out Jackie Bradley cally move the ball down clean, the Tigers should be competitive. It’ll be totally Jr. and got pinch hitter the field.” competitive. different than whatever David Ortiz on a flyball. The Tigers graduated “I told them (players) they’ve seen before.” Rosales hit his ca- four players from last that if they play well and The Tigers will open the reer-high ninth homer of fall’s team, but five re- they do the little things 2016 season on Tuesday at the season in the fourth, turning seniors are set to right, then the rest will Manning Field when they and the San Diego pitch- lead the way this season. come together for them,” take on Lynn English at ers made it stand up. Priscila Imul, a sweeper, Diver said. “We’re not just 5:00 p.m. Pomeranz gave up two will look to lead the de- going to hammer it down Diver said he sees the runs and six hits in 5 2/3 fense. Midfielders Belin- the field. My style of the Lynn City Tournament as innings. He struck out five da Miranda and Arelis game is to control the ball, a good opportunity to get with a walk. Sanchez, and forward An- just like in the profession- a feel for his team early on Chris Young's pinch-hit PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS nmarie Texiera are also als. I’m hoping to improve in the season. homer off reliever Brad Sandy Leon reacts after swinging and missing set to contribute for the at least 50% better than “I’m hoping to see what Hand to open the eighth while batting against the San Diego Padres Tigers this season. they did last year.” girls can do what,” Diver cut the Padres' lead to 2-1. with a runner on third during the eighth in- In net, the Tigers will Heading into the new said. “I’m hoping to see if Aaron Hill followed with ning of Monday’s game. rely on star goalie Cor- season, Diver said oppos- certain things work. Im a pinch-hit double but was al Gonzalez, who was ing teams can expect to glad its a tournament so I stranded at third when named Commonwealth see a different brand of can get a feel for how they Hand struck out Brock Boston's best chance Bradley to ground into a Athletic Conference Low- soccer from Tech this fall. react on different places in Holt and Xander Bogaerts. against Jackson came in double play and fanned er Division MVP for her “They won’t run us over,” the field. I think they will Hanley Ramirez had the seventh. But with two Yoan Moncada on a full- efforts last season. If Diver said. “I guarantee fare well.” three hits for Boston. on and none out, he got count offspeed pitch. Rushins adjusting to new surroundings at Westfield State RUSHINS we ran at AIC and back in high helped lead the Fitchburg State two-mile course in 10 minutes, win over Cincinnati Friday, and From B1 school, but I think I have it down football team to a 27-20 win over 35.7 seconds. scored her third goal in BC’s 5-1 and we’ll see how things go.” Becker Friday. Brown-Simpson — Peabody’s Kerri Zerfoss, win over Pacific Saturday. Rushins said. “I was in a college Westfield’s offense features a rushed for 44 yards and scored a a Pingree graduate, scored — Peabody native and Bishop setting, so I can understand it stable of running backs, so Rush- touchdown. His brother, Malcolm her first collegiate goal for the Fenwick alum Nick Bona re- better. That just makes the tran- ins seems poised to see playing Brown-Simpson, made one solo Northeastern women’s soccer corded seven tackles (four solo) sition be a little bit easier and I time. He was one of five used in tackle and assisted on three oth- team in its 4-3 win over LaSalle and an interception in Stone- know what’s expected of me.” Friday night’s season-opening, ers. English grad and Fitchburg Friday. Zerfoss, a freshman, has hill’s 24-20 loss to Bloomsburg. Rushins had an outstanding 34-21 win over Nichols, rushing freshman Jeremy Garcia made started in all six of Northeast- Lynnfield’s Andrew Kibarian re- high school career as he helped for 13 yards on four carries. two solo tackles and assisted on ern’s games this season. corded three tackles in the first the Crusaders to a Division 5 Kowalski got a taste of what one in his first collegiate game, — Marblehead native and St. game of his senior season for the Super Bowl title during an un- Rushins can do during the and 2015 Classical grad Chan- John’s Prep grad Owen Rockett Skyhawks. defeated season as a junior, spring and knows he can win. dler Laguerre made a solo tackle caught two passes for 35 yards — Peabody’s Holly Smith before winning Most Valuable “I know he turned his high and assisted on a tackle in his and his first collegiate touch- made seven saves for the Uni- Player honors in the Catholic school program around,” said first collegiate game. down in the Colgate football versity of New England field Conference the following year. Kowalski, whose team went just — Peabody’s Heather Ma- team’s 33-7 loss at Syracuse. He hockey team in its 7-3 win over After adjusting to his new sur- 2-8 overall and 1-7 in the MAS- cLean, a redshirt junior at was on the receiving end of the Husson Thursday, and two saves roundings, Rushins now feels CAC last fall. “He’s a winner and UMass Amherst, came in first Raiders’ only score Friday night, in UNE’s 4-2 win over Keene St. comfortable and confident with- comes from a great program. in a field of 80 runners at Rich- catching a 19-yard pass in the Friday. in Kowalski’s offense. We’re really excited to have mond’s Spider Alumni Open in first quarter. “It did take a little bit to adjust him.” Mechanicsville, VA Saturday, as — Peabody’s Hayley Dowd Joshua Kummins can be to a new offense, to get the calls Names and notes the UMass women’s cross coun- scored her second goal of the reached at joshuakummins95@ down and stuff like that,” Rush- ­— Lynn native and English try team won its first meet of the season for the Boston College gmail.com. Follow him on Twit- ins said. “It’s different to what alum Jevon Brown-Simpson season. MacLean finished the women’s soccer team in its 2-0 ter @JoshuaKummins. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

THE SCHEDULE TUESDAY Classical vs. St. Mary’s (7) Saugus Alumni Game set for Sept. 24 Boys Soccer Cross Country Peabody at Somerville (4) Lynnfield/Ipswich at Newburyport The sixth annual Sau- raffle, special player intro- Saugus at Danvers (4) (3:30) Shawsheen at Tech (4) gus Alumni Baseball ductions and much more. Field Hockey Game will be held on Sat- The game is being orga- Bedford at Marblehead (4) Field Hockey Danvers at Peabody (4) Gloucester at Saugus (4) urday, Sept. 24 at 3 p.m. at nized by former Saugus Lexington at Fenwick (3:45) Marblehead at Everett (4) World Series Park in Sau- baseball players and peo- Girls Soccer Revere at Beverly (4) gus. Teams will be made ple who support the future Lynn City Tournament Swampscott at Fenwick (6:30) up former Saugus base- of baseball in Saugus. It at Manning Field, Lynn Girls Soccer ball players. An opening is a fundraiser for Saugus English vs. Tech (5) Ipswich at Gloucester (6:30) St. Mary’s vs. Classical (7) ceremony will be held at 3, baseball and those attend- Lynnfield at Marblehead (4) followed by the game. ing are asked to be gen- Golf Pentucket at Fenwick (4) Classical/Revere at Saugus (3:45) Winthrop at Rockport (4) The past five years were erous in their donations. St. John’s at Danvers (3) Golf such a huge success, those Admission is free and the St. Mary’s at Medford (3:15) Lowell Cath. at Fenwick (3) COURTESY PHOTO planning this year’s event public is invited to attend. Volleyball Lynnfield at Amesbury (3) decided to repeat what For more information, con- Peabody at English (4) Malden Cath. at St. John’s (3) Alumni players line up on the baseline for in- was done in the past. The tact Mark Mitchell at 781- WEDNESDAY Swampscott at Wayland (3:45) troductions during a past alumni game. event will include food, a 858-5048. Boys Soccer Wakefield at Winthrop (4) Fenwick at Malden Cath. (6) Volleyball Malden at Salem (4) Classical at Beverly (4) Georgetown at Lynnfield (5:30) Junior duo leads Swampscott field hockey Marblehead at Medford (6) St. John’s at Masconomet (4) Salem at Marblehead (4) Lynn City Tournament St. Mary’s at Cathedral (5) BIG BLUE at Manning Field, Lynn Swampscott at Saugus (5:30) English vs. Tech (5) Tech at Chelsea (5) From B1 been working really hard all summer. SPORTS BRIEFS Our passing looks great, we just need to attack and score goals.” Elementary XC discounted from $29 to $21, Sophomore Jillian Flanders will be and all Lynn players, teams, the goalie for Swampscott, and Freddo championship families and friends are said she knows that Flanders will pick invited to attend the match. The third annual Massa- up just fine for Katie Papele, who played To purchase your tickets, chusetts Elementary School every minute of every game in net for visit http://bit.ly/LynnFall16 Cross Country championship, the Blue last fall. and use promo code hosted by Lynn Parks and “She (Flanders) has been great for us. LYNN16. For more informa- Recreation and Gannon Golf Katie was an excellent goalie for us last Course, will be held on Veter- tion, contact Erik Hatfield at year, and now Jillian will do the job for ans Day, Friday Nov. 11, president@lynnyouthsoccer. us this year,” Freddo said. “We’re a very young team age-wise, but we have a lot starting at 9:30 a.m. at Gan- org. of experience. Most of us on the team non Golf Course, 60 Great have been playing together since we Woods Rd. in Lynn. Swampscott Little were in seventh grade.” There is no entry fee, and League elections In addition to Freddo and Faulkner in all students of public, paro- the middle, sophomore Sydney Cresta chial, charter and private ele- Swampscott Little League is expected to contribute on offense for mentary schools, as well as is holding its annual meet- Swampscott. home-schooled students in ing and elections Thursday, Spano said it’s good to have the skill, Massachusetts are eligible. Sept. 29 at 6 p.m. at experience and the leadership she gets The school does not need to Swampscott High School. from her co-captains. have a formal cross country The meeting is open to par- “We’ve moved past last year, and I PHOTO | BOB ROCHE program or team for a stu- ents, coaches, volunteers and know Michaela and Sydney are going dent to enter the meet. For anyone with a vested inter- to a great job for this team this season,” Co-captain Michaela Freddo dribbles the ball on her stick more information and to reg- est in Swampscott Little the coach said. during a drill Monday. ister, visit www.lwrun.org. League. There will be an open election for 25 Board of Lynn Youth Soccer Director seats that hold a Patriots enter season without Brady Revs night one-year term. For more information or to FOXBOROUGH, Mass. helped out," he said. Lynn Youth Soccer is host- place your name on the bal- (AP) — For the New En- It won't be that easy. ing a night at the New lot for the Board of Director gland Patriots, much In addition to Brady's England Revolution, Sun- election, please contact SLL about this year has felt absence, the Patriots day, Oct. 23 during the Rev- president Joe Ford at ford- like a trip down the rabbit will be without captain olution’s game against the [email protected]. The hole. and defensive end Rob Montreal Impact. Kickoff is deadline to submit your It started at the end of Ninkovich after he re- at 4 p.m. at Gillette Stadi- name for consideration is last season when they ceived a four-game ban for um. Sideline seats will be Sept. 20. were overpowered in Jan- violating the NFL's policy uary's AFC Champion- on performance enhanc- TV/RADIO ship game loss to the Den- ver Broncos. ing substances. That's on top of the reported triceps TV World Cup qualifying: Swit- That was followed by quarterback Tom Brady's issue that sidelined him MLB: Toronto at NY Yankees, zerland vs. Portugal, FS1, decision this spring to early during camp. MLB Network, 7 p.m.; Bos- 2:30 p.m.; World Cup quali- end his long "Deflategate" There are also un- ton at San Diego, NESN, fying: US vs. Trinidad and fight and accept a four- knowns on the offensive game suspension that will side of the ball that could 10:10 p.m. Tobago, FS1, 8 p.m.; World begin at the start of this affect New England's ear- WNBA: Minnesota at Los Cup qualifying: Mexico vs. season. ly production. Honduras, FS1, 10 p.m. It set the stage for one Tight end Rob Gronkow- Angeles, ESPN2, 10 p.m. of the oddest preseasons ski, the offensive center- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Soccer: World Cup qualifying: Tennis: US Open, ESPN, 12 of Brady's career. One piece, has been limited p.m. and 7 p.m. that saw the 39-year-old It’s been eight years since the Patriots started a with an undisclosed issue, Belarus vs. France, FS2, take a backseat to backup season without Tom Brady as the quarterback. and he never saw presea- 2:30 p.m.; World Cup quali- RADIO Jimmy Garoppolo while son action. Receiver Dan- Brady prepared to miss fying: Sweden vs. Nether- MLB: Boston at San Diego, It has put the keys of one Brady. "We're not worried ny Amendola also didn't his first regular-season of the AFC's top franchises about it, we're moving appear in any preseason lands, ESPN2, 2:30 p.m.; WEEI-FM (93.7), 10:10 p.m. start since 2008. in the hands of Garoppolo, forward. Control what we games as he continues to A torn left ACL in the a first-time starter. But can control and do what work his way back from season opener that year MLB there are even more un- we can do." knee and ankle surgeries. rendered him unable knowns about a team that Garoppolo will become AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Then there's running to play. This time he's a enters the season dealing just the third opening day East Division East Division back Dion Lewis, who W L Pct GB W L Pct GB healthy, forced spectator. with more issues than it starter at quarterback Toronto 77 60 .562 — Washington 80 57 .584 — "I think that's a good looked to be on his way Boston 76 61 .555 1 New York 72 66 .522 8½ has been accustomed to that the Patriots have had Baltimore 75 62 .547 2 Miami 68 70 .493 12½ word — 'uncharted,'" during the Bill Belichick since 1996. back from tearing his left New York 71 65 .522 5½ Philadelphia 61 76 .445 19 Brady said of his situation era. "I've prepared like this ACL in November, but Tampa Bay 58 78 .426 18½ Atlanta 54 84 .391 26½ Central Division Central Division for the first month of the "It's out of our control," for the last two years, so I will start the season on W L Pct GB W L Pct GB season. "So we'll just do Belichick said of the pros- think that's a big stepping the reserve/physically un- Cleveland 79 56 .585 — Chicago 89 48 .650 — Detroit 75 62 .547 5 St. Louis 72 64 .529 16½ the best we can do." pect of being without stone for me and definitely able to perform list. Kansas City 71 66 .518 9 Pittsburgh 67 68 .496 21 Chicago 65 72 .474 15 Milwaukee 60 77 .438 29 Minnesota 51 87 .370 29½ Cincinnati 57 79 .419 31½ West Division West Division Serena Williams overtakes W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Texas 82 56 .594 — Los Angeles 76 60 .559 — Houston 72 64 .529 9 San Francisco 73 64 .533 3½ Seattle 70 67 .511 11½ Colorado 66 71 .482 10½ Los Angeles 62 75 .453 19½ Arizona 58 78 .426 18 Federer for most Slam match wins Oakland 58 79 .423 23½ San Diego 57 80 .416 19½

Monday’s Games L.A. Angels (Nolasco 5-12) at Oakland NEW YORK (AP) — Ser- older sister Venus. N.Y. Yankees 5, Toronto 3 (Detwiler 1-3), 10:05 p.m. ena Williams now owns Nearly two decades lat- Baltimore 7, Tampa Bay 3 Boston (Buchholz 5-10) at San Diego (Cle- more victories in Grand Kansas City 11, Minnesota 5 mens 2-4), 10:10 p.m. er, through plenty of highs L.A. Angels 10, Oakland 7 Texas (Perez 9-10) at Seattle (Paxton 4-5), Slam matches than any- and lows, from champion- Detroit 5, Chicago White Sox 3, 11 10:10 p.m. one else in tennis' Open innings Atlanta (Perez 2-2) at Washington (Gonza- ships to health scares, the Seattle 14, Texas 6 lez 10-9), 7:05 p.m. era, surpassing Roger younger Williams is still San Diego 2, Boston 1 St. Louis (Weaver 1-2) at Pittsburgh Federer with her 308th. at it — and still winning. Houston at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. (Vogelsong 3-4), 7:05 p.m. So, Serena, who'll wind Chicago Cubs 7, Milwaukee 2 N.Y. Mets (Montero 0-0) at Cincinnati (Fin- "It's a huge number," she N.Y. Mets 5, Cincinnati 0 negan 8-10), 7:10 p.m. up with more? said about getting to 308. Philadelphia 6, Miami 2 Philadelphia (Morgan 1-9) at Miami (Urena "I don't know. We'll see," St. Louis 12, Pittsburgh 6 3-5), 7:10 p.m. "I think it's very signifi- Williams said during her Washington 6, Atlanta 4 Chicago Cubs (Hammel 14-7) at Milwau- cant, actually. I think it's Colorado 6, San Francisco 0 kee (Peralta 5-9), 8:10 p.m. on-court interview after Arizona at L.A. Dodgers, 8:10 p.m. San Francisco (Samardzija 11-9) at Colo- reaching the U.S. Open something that just really Tuesday’s Games rado (Anderson 5-5), 8:40 p.m. talks about the length of Toronto (Sanchez 13-2) at N.Y. Yankees Arizona (Miller 2-10) at L.A. Dodgers quarterfinals by beating (Cessa 4-0), 7:05 p.m. (Stripling 3-6), 10:10 p.m. Yaroslava Shvedova 6-2, my career, in particular. Baltimore (Gallardo 4-7) at Tampa Bay Wednesday’s Games I've been playing for a re- (Odorizzi 9-5), 7:10 p.m. Baltimore at Tampa Bay, 1:10 p.m. 6-3 on Monday. Houston (Peacock 0-0) at Cleveland (Klu- Detroit at Chicago White Sox, 2:10 p.m. "Hopefully we'll both ally long time. But also, ber 15-8), 7:10 p.m. L.A. Angels at Oakland, 3:35 p.m. keep going," she added. "I given that consistency up Detroit (Boyd 5-2) at Chicago White Sox Toronto at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS (Gonzalez 2-6), 8:10 p.m. Houston at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. know I plan on it. I know there — that's something Kansas City (Gee 6-7) at Minnesota (San- Kansas City at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. that I'm really proud of." tana 7-10), 8:10 p.m. Boston at San Diego, 9:10 p.m. he does. So we'll see." Serena Williams reacts after a point against Although her 36-year-old Federer turned 35 on Yaroslava Shvedova, of Kazakhstan, during the Aug. 8. Williams turns 35 sibling is active, many of Wil- MLB WILD CARD STANDINGS on Sept. 26. liams' contemporaries have fourth round of the U.S. Open Monday. come and gone, including AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Williams' very first win these moments out here, Open, 86 at Wimbledon, W L Pct GB W L Pct GB at a Grand Slam tourna- Justine Henin and Kim Cli- Boston 76 61 .555 +1.0 San Francisco 73 64 .533 + 0.5 getting to break records 74 at the Australian Open, ment came way back when jsters, who are both younger, Baltimore 75 62 .547 — St. Louis 72 64 .529 — that I didn't even know 60 at the French Open. Detroit 75 62 .547 — New York 72 66 .522 1.0 she was 16, a 6-7 (5-7), and Martina Hingis, who is Federer is 307-51 (.858) Houston 72 64 .529 2.0 Pittsburgh 67 68 .496 4.5 6-3, 6-1 victory over Irina only a year older. existed or I didn't even New York 71 65 .522 3.5 Miami 68 70 .493 5 and can't increase his to- Spirlea in the first round "I definitely neverknow was possible." tal until next season, be- Kansas City 71 66 .518 4 Colorado 66 71 .482 6.5 Over her career, she is Seattle 70 67 .511 5 Philadelphia 61 76 .445 11.5 of the Australian Open on thought I would be play- cause he is sitting out the Chicago 65 72 .474 10 Milwaukee 60 77 .438 12.5 Jan. 19, 1998. Williams' ing still," Williams said. 308-42 at the majors, for U.S. Open and the rest of Los Angeles 62 75 .453 13 Arizona 58 78 .426 14 first loss at a major came "Now I don't really see a winning percentage of Tampa Bay 58 78 .426 16.5 Cincinnati 57 79 .419 15 2016 because of problems Oakland 58 79 .423 17 San Diego 57 80 .416 15.5 in her next match, which when I'm going to stop, .880. Here's the victory with his surgically re- Minnesota 51 87 .370 24.5 Atlanta 54 84 .391 19 happened to come against because I'm just enjoying breakdown: 88 at the U.S. paired right knee. B4 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2016 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

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

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

HOROSCOPE

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) Align yourself with people who Don’t stagnate while change Be aware of what others do, Money will come your way from An opportunity to improve Make a point to mingle with are unique and have some- is going on all around you. and be open to doing things an unusual source. If you are your skills, attitude and future people who are moving in the thing interesting to offer. Use Embrace the new and vibrant differently. A practical applica- vocal about the way you feel or options will develop if you get same direction as you. The in- your insight to guide you where future with optimism. You will tion presented in a unique way want things done, it will help involved in community events formation you gather along the partnerships are concerned. be valued for your unique con- will give you the edge when you divert negativity and boss- or educational pursuits. Share way will set the stage for what’s Express your feelings openly. tribution. dealing with others. iness. your feelings openly. to come. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) A career opportunity is appar- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) ent. Look outside your usual Listen carefully and digest You must use your emotional Turn up the volume and put Put your heart into a project An emotional matter should be parameters when it comes what you hear before you re- energy in a creative manner or your plans into motion. You or job you’ve been given. Take dealt with before you move for- to how you use your skills. A spond. A second chance will you will end up in a sticky situ- can stabilize your financial sit- on a physical challenge that ward with your plans. Look for change may not be your first not be granted, so be certain ation. Someone will try to push uation if you build a good rela- allows you to show what you a creative solution that will ap- choice, but it will encourage and precise when it comes you into making a decision you tionship with someone you love can do instead of just talking pease everyone. Balance and growth. time to voice your opinion. aren’t ready to make. or want to partner with. about it. equality will be required.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Husband with sleepy wife wants marriage to wake up One signal at one, second at two DEAR ABBY: I have compliment of some kind One of the most important the board, East correctly gave been married to my soul Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van to everyone else at the aspects of defense is to make count by playing his two — mate for 25 years. We get Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, party, which seems artifi- your signals as readable as lowest from an odd number. along great, she’s my best and was founded by her mother, cial and unnecessary (ac- possible to partner. If you are West, judging that his part- friend and a good mother Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at tually stupid) to me. going to encourage or show ner would have bid three to our three kids. (She an even number of cards in a spades on round one with a DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los The woman looking for suit, play as high as you can takes care of my mom who singleton club, now cashed Angeles, CA 90069. the apology left me feeling afford; do not skimp. A hard- lives with us, too.) The steamed, and now I’m the spade ace. This denied er problem can be knowing the king, because you should only problem is, she loves customers’ homes and see cause you don’t have thinking that maybe I which signal partner would to sleep. lead king from ace-king after the wife outside garden- enough help in your busi- apologized for something I like to receive: attitude, count She will do anything for trick one. East encouraged ing, it breaks my heart. I ness, then you need to hire didn’t need to. Is it true or suit-preference. us except wake up a few with his four, but that looked have threatened to leave, someone because your wife that you shouldn’t compli- In this deal, South allowed hours early without being himself to be pushed into four low to West. When he took and she works on it for a is already doing all she ment one person if you mad at the world. She gets diamonds. How should the the club king and shifted to a couple days and then falls can taking care of three can’t manage to do the our kids off to school with defense have gone? heart. South claimed. back into the same old kids and your mother. And same for everyone else no problem, but then re- In the auction, North used East should not have been habits. Help! you shouldn’t need her per- present? parsimonious; he should have turns to bed. I run a small the Unusual No-trump to signaled with his spade nine, construction company and mission. POOL PARTY show at least 5-5 in the mi- HURTING HUSBAND nors. When South sensibly playing as high as possible. need someone to answer IN CALIFORNIA COMPLIMENT DEAR ABBY: At a pool settled for three diamonds, the phones and do secre- East competed with three DEAR HUSBAND: Not party recently, I compli- DEAR P.P.C.: No, it’s tary stuff. Our books are a spades, arguing afterward mented another woman on not. I have never heard of mess, the house is decent, everyone requires the same that the Law of Total Tricks says but she won’t let me hire a amount of sleep in order to her “good figure” (she was that rule of etiquette. Fol- to compete to the three-level part-time secretary. function. Some folks may wearing a bikini and lowing her logic, you would with a nine-card fit. However, She gets up at noon and be fine with five hours, but looked great in it), but I be compelled to compli- the prevailing vulnerability spends the rest of the day others need eight, nine or was told later by a differ- ment every male at an and his balanced pattern “catching up.” It’s driving even 10. If your wife needs ent woman who had been event if you told one that should have suggested cau- a wedge in our marriage. more than that, there may there how “hurtful” my the tie or shirt he was tion. Three spades doubled My friends and their wives be an underlying problem compliment had been to wearing was nice. I suspect could have gone down two, minus 500. But three spades do things together on of some kind that she everyone else present be- the woman was less hurt worked in theory when South cause I complimented only than jealous, and I doubt weekends, but not mine. should discuss with her went too high. She sleeps until 2 or 3 doctor. the bikini-wearing wom- the other women at the West led the club ace, hop- p.m. on the weekends. In marriage there needs an. I felt coerced into apol- pool party were paying ing to cash the first four tricks. I work a lot of Satur- to be compromise. If you ogizing to the second wom- much attention to what Since the club queen was on days, and when I go to are experiencing stress be- an for not offering a you said.

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(SEAL) COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS LAND COURT By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage LAND COURT DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT given by Ana Emily Jauregui to Charter One, dated September 22, 2008 and DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT CASE NO: 16SM007702 recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book ORDER OF NOTICE 28078, Page 518, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder by 2016 SM 007235 TO:Erin Riley and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil merger, for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of ORDER OF NOTICE Relief Act, 50 U.S.C. App. Section 501 et seq.: Home Point Financial Corporation foreclosing same will be sold at public auction at 10:00 AM, on September 20, To: claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Saugus, 2016 on the mortgaged premises being known as 32 Howard Street, Lynn, Mary Edwards a/k/a Mary Ella Edwards a/k/a Mary E. Bailey Edwards, numbered 9 Nirvana Drive, Unit 1A, Oak Point Village Condominium given by Erin Massachusetts, being all and singular the premises described in said mortgage to and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 Riley to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Maverick wit: U.S.C. App. Funding Corp., dated July 28, 2014, and recorded in Essex County (Southern The land in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, together with the buildings thereon § 501 et seq.: District) Registry of Deeds in Book 33453, Page 400, and now held by Plaintiff by situated, being shown as Lot A on a Plan of Property located in Lynn, Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB, d/b/a Christiana Trust, not individually but assignment, has/have filed with this court a complaint for determination of Massachusetts, Arthur J. Cochey & Company, Engineers, dated August, 1941, as trustee for Pretium Mortgage Acquisition Trust Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. If you now are, or recently have recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, been, in the active military service of the United States of America, then you may 3268, Page 390, and bounded and described as follows: numbered 19 Dennison Avenue, given by Mary Bailey Edwards to NE Moves be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act. If you object to a NORTHWESTERLY: by Howard Street, thirty-three and 90/100 (33.90) feet; Mortgage, LLC, dated June 28, 2006, and recorded in the Essex County (Southern foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on that basis, then you or your NORTHEASTERLY: by land formerly of Kelly and now or late of Myron and District) , Registry of Deeds in Book 25850, Page 447, and now held by the attorney must file a written appearance and answer in this court at Three Chouinard, fifty-four and 33/100 (54.33) feet; Plaintiff by assignment, has/have filed with this court a complaint for Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before October 10, 2016 or you will SOUTHEASTERLY: by land formerly of Phinney, now or late of Barnes, thirty-three determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the benefits of said Act. and 91/100 (33.91) feet; and If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER, Chief Justice of this Court on August 23, 2016 SOUTHWESTERLY: by land now or formerly of Arthur J. Bourque, et ux, fifty-six and States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers Attest: Deborah J. Patterson Recorder A-4591203 09/06/2016 26/100 (56.26) feet. Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on Item: September 6, 2016 Containing 1932 square feet, be all said measurements, more or less. that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in Being the same premises as conveyed to the mortgagor by deed of Charlene N. this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before October COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Sewell, dated February 14, 1997, recorded with Essex County (Southern District) 03, 2016 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the THE TRIAL COURT Registry of Deeds, Book 13974, Page 359. benefits of said Act. PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT The above described premises will be sold SUBJECT TO and with the benefit of all Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER, Chief Justice of this Court on August 16, 2016 Docket No. ES16P2342EA restrictions, easements, improvements, covenants, conditions, building and zoning Attest: INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE laws, to any and all unpaid taxes, tax titles, water and sewer charges, municipal or Estate of: Mary Ellen Cummings other public taxes, assessments or liens, and rights of tenants and parties in Deborah J. Patterson Date of Death: July 24, 2016 possession, if any. Recorder Essex Division TERMS OF SALE: 201405-1116-PRP 45 Congress Street A deposit of $7,500.00 DOLLARS shall be paid by the successful bidder to the Item: September 6, 2016 Salem, MA 01970 mortgagee in cash, by certified or by cashier's check at the time and place of the (978) 744-1020 sale as a deposit. The successful bidder will be required to execute an Auction NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE Sale Agreement immediately after the close of the bidding. The balance of the By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of Petitioner purchase price shall be paid in cash, by certified check, by cashier's check, or mortgage given by Gerald D. Tattersall and Margaret A. Tattersall to Financial Richard C. Hunter, of Billerica MA., a Will has been admitted to informal probate. other check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney within thirty (30) days thereafter Freedom Senior Funding Corporation, A Subsidiary of Indymac Bank, F.S.B., dated Richard C. Hunter, of Billerica MA has been informally appointed as the Personal at the offices of BARSH AND COHEN, P.C., Attorneys for the Mortgagee, 189 Wells April 7, 2006 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Representative of the estate to serve without surety on the bond. Avenue, Newton, Massachusetts, in exchange for which and at such time and Deeds at Book 25557, Page 60, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal place, the deed shall be delivered to the purchaser for recording. holder by assignment from Financial Freedom Senior Funding Corporation to Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without The Mortgagee reserves the right to amend the foregoing terms of sale by written or Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Financial Freedom supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with oral announcement made before the auction sale, during the sale thereof or at the Acquisition LLC dated September 24, 2009 and recorded with said Registry on the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration commencement of or during any postponed sale, the right to bid at the sale, to October 5, 2009 at Book 28974, Page 177 and by assignment from Mortgage from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating reject any and all bids, and to postpone the sale up until the time the property is Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Financial Freedom to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. declared sold by the auctioneer. Acquisition LLC to CIT Bank, N.A.. dated August 24, 2015 and recorded with said Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings The description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the Registry on September 3, 2015 at Book 34352, Page 475, for breach of the and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal event of an error in the Notice of Mortgagee's Sale or its publication. conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, the same will be Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and OTHER TERMS TO BE ANNOUNCED AT THE TIME AND PLACE OF THE SALE. sold at Public Auction at 9:00 a.m. on September 14, 2016, on the mortgaged Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. Dated: August 22, 2016 premises located at 95 VERONA STREET, LYNN, Essex County, Massachusetts, all Signed: Citizens Bank, National Association, f/k/a RBS Citizens, and singular the premises described in said mortgage, Daily Item: September 6, 2016 National Association successor bank by merger with Citizens Bank of TO WIT: Massachusetts successor bank by merger with Charter One Present Holder of said Mortgage The land in said Lynn, together with the buildings thereon, bounded and described LYNN TRAFFIC COMMISSION as follows: By its Attorneys, A meeting of the City of Lynn Traffic Commission will be held on Tuesday, Barsh and Cohen, P.C. WESTERLY by Verona Street, 50 feet; September 20, 2016 in the Lynn Police Station Community Room at 6:00 p.m. NORTHERLY by land now or formerly of Knut Swanson, Inc., 125.30 feet; Neil S. Cohen, Esquire The agenda is as follows. Attorney for the Mortgagee EASTERLY by land now or formerly of Catherine N. McAuliffe, 58.67 feet; and AGENDA SOUTHERLY by Lot B on the plan hereinafter mentioned, 125 feet; and 189 Wells Avenue 1. Roll Call Newton, Massachusetts 02459 be all of said measurements more or less, or however otherwise bounded and 2. Approval of Minutes described; being the premises shown as Lot C on a Plan of Lan Subdivided for (617) 332-4700 3. Public Hearing Item: August 23, 30, September 6, 2016 Gordon W. Tolan, Lynn, Mass., dated March 24, 1948, by G.E. Hersey, Surveyor, A. #815 - Establish "no parking" at the curbing located between the driveway at recorded with Essex South District Deeds, Book 3594, Page 420. The dwelling 10 Oneida Street and the driveway on the Oneida Street side of 27 New Ocean house on said premises is now known as and numbered 95 said Verona Street. Street. For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern B. #817 - Rescind parking in front of 776 Western Avenue and establish "no (SEAL) District) Registry of Deeds in Book 7789, Page 261. parking" on Western Avenue from the intersection of Walden Street to the COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit intersection of Edward's Court. LAND COURT of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the C. #818 - Establish "one hour parking" in front of 322, 324 and 328A DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax Broadway. 16 SM 007569 titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or D. #819 - Establish "stop signs" at the following intersections. ORDER OF NOTICE liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, a. On Atkinson Street at the intersection of Walnut Street. having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, b. On Conomo Avenue at the intersection of Magnolia Avenue. TO: easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. c. On Magnolia Avenue at the intersection of Euclid Avenue. Christopher Desimone, Sr. TERMS OF SALE: d. On Mayfair Street at the intersection of Broadway. and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check E. #812 - Establish "no parking" on the odd side of Varney Terrace. U.S.C. App. § 501 et. Seq.: Ditech Financial LLC f/k/a Green Tree Servicing LLC will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The 4. New Business claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 5. Old Business numbered 162 Washington Street, given by Christopher Desimone, Sr. to Mortgage California Street, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, 6. Adjourn Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. acting solely as a nominee for Countrywide Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the Per Order: Home Loans, Inc. dba America's Wholesale Lender, dated July 13, 2007, and date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full Kevin F. Coppinger, Chairman registered at Essex County (Southern District) Registry District of the Land Court as of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage Traffic Commission Document No. 480990 and noted on Certificate of Title No. 80733, and now held shall control in the event of an error in this publication. by the Plaintiff by assignment, has/have filed with this court a complaint for Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. Item: September 6, 2016 determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. If you now are, CIT Bank, N.A. or recently have been, in the active military service of the United States of Present holder of said mortgage America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers Civil By its Attorneys, LICENSING BOARD OF LICENSING BOARD OF Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on that HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. THE CITY OF LYNN THE CITY OF LYNN basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in this 150 California Street The following hearing will be held on court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before October 3, Newton, MA 02458 The following hearing will be held on Tuesday, September 20, 2016, 2016 2016 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the (617) 558-0500 Tuesday, September 20, 2016, 2016 at 6:00 PM in Room 107, Lynn City benefits of said Act. 201601-0399 - YEL at 6:00 PM in Room 107, Lynn City Hall: Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER Chief Justice of said Court on August 22, 2016. Item: August 23, 30, September 6, 2016 Hall: 1. BWBC 1 LLC, DBA Bent Water Attest: Deborah J. Patterson 1. Moka Coffee Co. DBA Café Moka Brewing Company at 180 Commercial Recorder at 56 Central Square, Linda Tseitlin, Street, Unit 18 has applied for a 16-025999 / Desimone, Sr., Christophe CITY OF LYNN Manager has applied for a transfer of transfer of Ownership, Transfer of Notice is hereby given that the Lynn City Council of the City of Lynn will hold a the All Alcohol Beverages License as a Stock, New Officers, Directors, Stock- Item: September 6, 2016 public hearing on Tuesday, September 13, 2016 at 8:00 o'clock p.m. in Council Common Victualler to White Rose holders and LLC Manager. Chambers: Coffee House LLC DBA White Rose 1. Petition of Mobilitie, LLC, Scott Schneider, for permission to attach equipment Coffee House, Kathleen Lovett Mele, Patricia M. Barton to a new utility pole in the right of way north of the intersection of Park Street and Manager. John T. Krol Bennett Circle on Park Street and to install backhaul transport equipment on Patricia M. 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Superlatives like “the Sports Bar & Grill in Bur Among them are the world’s biggest” and “the Dubai sought to break the architectural marvels world’s first” are almost record. Staffers carefully of Dubai, like the Burj as ubiquitous as the sky- set up over 6,000 glasses Khalifa, the world’s tall- scrapers and mega-proj- of Camros whiskey and est building at 828 me- ects that have come to de- Bazooka energy drink. It ters (2,716 feet), and the fine this city-state on the was an effort five months continent-shaped islands Arabian Peninsula, home in the making, with tests of The World, the largest to the tallest building and twice a month that took 12 man-made archipelago. the busiest international hours to set up. The world’s longest driv- airport on Earth. “When you say Guinness erless metro line passes With time, this largest- World Record in Dubai, it’s by the twin towers of the in-life approach has fil- something everyone will J.W. Marriott Marquis, the tered down to more hum- talk about,” said Ahmad Ta- world’s tallest hotel at 355 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ble and odder pursuits her, the food and beverage meters (1,165 feet). — such as Monday night’s manager at Citymax Hotels, Then there are the One of the crew members fixes new drinks after a misfire due to sound attempt at the world’s lon- which went for the record. stranger feats, like when vibration before an attempt to make the world’s longest domino drop gest domino drop shot. Such an event would Indian national Maharoof shot on Monday. You probably weren’t be inconceivable in oth- Decibels won the Operation aware that there was a re- er Mideast countries like board game with surgical abic text message in 2009. Some records are more lion ransom. The highest cord to beat in the domino neighboring Saudi Arabia, precision in a world-record The two-sentences includ- infamous. The largest shortage of women, ac- drop shot, or even that there where alcohol is illegal and 21.87 seconds in 2008. Or ed the phrase: “the ra- tanker ship ever hijacked? cording to Guinness? The was something called a dom- officials are preparing for when Mohamed Ahmed zor-toothed piranhas of the The UAE-based Sirius UAE, with its vast work- ino drop shot. Just imagine the annual hajj pilgrimage, al-Mulla, an Emirati, typed genera Serrasalmus and Star, later released by So- force of male, low-paid mi- someone dropping a shot required of all able-bodied the fastest blindfolded Ar- Pygocentrus.” mali pirates for a $3 mil- grant laborers. B8 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2016 BUSINESS British tea is booming in Samsung VR exec welcomes competition China, the drink’s birthplace to boost awareness By Leonora Beck By Anick Jesdanun Q: Will the lack of a ASSOCIATED PRESS ASSOCIATED PRESS hand-held controller for Samsung’s Gear VR be a HARROGATE, England NEW YORK — Sam- problem? — Ji Mengyu sinks into sung just released its A: Developers are work- a soft chair with her cup third virtual-reality head- ing out the best way to of tea to the sound of tin- set for its Galaxy phones, interact in virtual reality. kling teaspoons and light while Facebook’s Oculus The latest Gear VR head- chatter. The opulently dec- business and HTC have set has a new type of USB orated Victorian tea salon been shipping more pow- connector that will open is quintessentially British, erful systems connected up a ton of possibilities, something straight out of to high-end personal com- including new ways to in- Downton Abbey. Except puters. Sony also has an teract. Everyone’s really it’s in Beijing. upcoming system for its experimenting. The 25-year-old HR pro- PlayStation game console. Q: How else are you im- fessional is one of a grow- Yet many people still ha- ing number of Chinese ven’t experienced VR. proving the experience? who are looking past their Tom Harding, Sam- A: The Oculus home but- country’s ancient tea tra- sung’s U.S. director of ton was delivered based ditions in favor of import- immersive products and on feedback from users ed British blends. For Ji, virtual reality, spoke with who say, “I don’t want to the tea has an aura of lux- The Associated Press re- hold down the back button ury and quality, and gives cently about VR, includ- to get back to the home.” her a sense of partaking ing efforts to improve in- You will also see a lot in the posh British cul- of refinements based on ture popularized globally teraction and comfort. The transcript has been edited consumer feedback — for by TV shows and fashion example, comfortable pad- brands. for length and clarity. Q: How would you char- ding, an even wider field “I think British people’s of view and even subtle PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS acterize the year in VR? traditional customs and things like the insides be- culture have a kind of A: We’ve seen the arriv- Matthew Davies, Head of International Sales at Taylors of Harrogate, ing black. classical style,” says Ji, al of high-end PC virtual picks up a package of tea in the tea company’s tasting room in Harro- reality. We will see the ar- Q: Why do you need a who says she’s inspired gate, England. by TV shows like Down- rival of virtual reality for fancy $100 headset when ton Abbey, but also Sher- game consoles. It helps you can get a free or cheap lock Holmes and Game of like Twinings, Taylors of Li Qunlou, general man- is growing quickly. grow awareness. It excites cardboard version? Thrones. Harrogate and Hudson ager at AnnVita English Some of these deliver- developers even further A: One of the strengths For three centuries, & Middleton occupy in- Tea House in Sanlitun in ies come from Harrogate, to invest time and money of Gear VR is we’re not countries in Asia and Af- creasingly more space on Beijing. a small town in northern in developing premium ti- leveraging an existing rica have been quenching shelves in Chinese su- As a result, British tea England that is the home tles. sensor on the phone. The Britons’ thirst for tea, sup- permarkets, restaurant companies selling pre- to Taylors of Harrogate. Q: What do you think sensor on the Gear VR is plying dried leaves worth menus and online shops. mium blends have seen The fourth generation of competition from other a dedicated sensor just for millions of pounds every Tea houses serving Brit- their exports to China and family-owned company VR headsets, including checking in and sampling year. Now, that trend is ish afternoon tea have Hong Kong skyrocket. has been selling tea to Google’s upcoming Day- your head position. It’s showing some signs of re- sprouted up in the bigger In the first five months China for more than 10 dream system? been calibrated to virtual versing. China and Hong cities in China. Five years of 2016, British tea ex- years. In the past three A: The market is large reality. We can guarantee Kong in particular are ago, Annvita English Tea ports to Hong Kong nearly years, sales have more enough to welcome multi- that when you move your seeing a surge in appetite Company managed ten tea tripled in value compared than doubled every year, ple types of VR experiences. head, the screen can keep for British tea blends — houses around China, serv- with two years earlier. albeit from a low starting Anything we can do to ex- up. 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