THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 2018 Talking trash: What’s the delay?

By Thomas Grillo While the $90 annual fee was expect- bills, they were never mailed, he said. ITEM STAFF ed to raise $2 million annually to help The original ordinance was unwork- relieve the city’s nancial troubles un- able, he said, because there were so LYNN — It’s taken a year, but bills for der former Mayor Judith Flanagan many exemptions. For example, own- the newly-imposed trash fee will nally be mailed next week. Kennedy, bills were never sent. er- occupants were not charged for their Last June, City Council President Peter Caron, the city’s chief nancial unit, but if they owned a multi-family Darren Cyr pleaded with the 11-mem- of cer, blamed the delay on two factors. dwelling, the other units were subject to ber panel to charge property owners for The original fee, passed last summer, the fee. garbage pick-up. was a logistical nightmare, he said, To reduce the confusion, the council ap- At the time, he told his fellow council- because it was only imposed on out-of- proved a home rule petition in February ors, “The city is in such a nancial mess town landlords. Since the city had no … we need to do something.” way to determine who should get the TRASH, A7 More room(s)

ITEM PHOTO | JIM WILSON Seth Albaum will soon host the re- for hotels turn of vinyl open mic night the third Thursday of every month at IronBound Marketplace on Mt. Ver- in Revere non Street. By Thomas Grillo ITEM STAFF Albaum REVERE — The city is on track to nearly double the number of hotel rooms by 2020, a sign that brings vinyl developers recognize Revere is among the best places to add rooms minutes from Boston. back to Lynn “The hundreds of rooms that have been proposed and permit- ted shows the value we offer as By Bella diGrazia a community,” said Mayor Brian ITEM STAFF Arrigo. “We are so close to the LYNN — The vinyl open mic night that airport, colleges, and downtown became well known at White Rose Coffee- Boston.” house is making a comeback. Today, Revere has 800 rooms When the local coffee shop closed down in ve hotels, most located near Logan International Airport. late last year, residents became worried There’s Hampton Inn, Comfort about what would happen to the hosted Inn & Suites, Four Points by weekly events they had grown to love. Sheraton, Rodeway Inn, and the Seth Albaum, curator of Lynn’s turntable Quality Inn. show-and-tell, decided it was time to bring There are eight hotels under back the event, a favorite among locals. construction or in the permitting “My rst thought after deciding to do stages, according to the city’s De- it was how people have been asking me partment of Planning and Com- if I’m going to do it again, and now I can munity Development. tell them that I am,” said Albaum. “I hope They include a 175-room Wyn- the old crowd nds it here and maybe new dham Hotel at the former Ship- people who never went to White Rose will wreck Lounge site on Revere walk by and see it and maybe even run Beach Boulevard; a 172-room home to grab a record and come back.” Marriott SpringHill Suites at Albaum’s newest stage will be at Iron- Waterfront Square; a 175-room Bound Marketplace on Mt. Vernon Street, Revere Beach Hotel on Revere the most recent addition to the list of Beach Boulevard; a 152-room downtown Lynn’s hottest hangout spots. Holiday Inn Express/Staybridge The 33 1/3 Thursdays Vinyl Open Mic Suites on Revere Beach Bou- Night will happen every third Thursday levard; a 175-room Parc Hotel; of the month starting June 21. a 100-room La Quinta Inns & “Justin Morley, my administrative co- Suites at the former Papa Gino’s ordinator, is the one that talked to me site on Squire Road; and a 100- about it because he had seen Seth doing room hotel at the current Revere it at White Rose before and said how fun Moving on up in Saugus Car Wash on American Legion it was, so I’m fully for it,” said Cisco Mene- Highway. ses, owner of IronBound. “Music and art The Hampton Inn on Lee Bur- are going to be the key pieces down here, By Bridget Turcotte was one of three students to Hayssa DeAm- bank Highway is adding three you have to have some reason to come ITEM STAFF receive an award for earn- orim waits to dozen rooms. In addition, there down here, and I think spinning some old ing nal grades between 90 give her sister are plans for a pair of hotels at vinyl is a great idea.” SAUGUS — A small group and 100 percent for both Daisy DeAm- Suffolk Downs and there’s the A few years ago, Albaum was hanging of Saugus graduates crossed terms of fth grade and the orim owers possibility of another at the out at a bar in Cambridge on a Sunday the stage Wednesday morn- nal term of fourth grade, at the end of former Wonderland Greyhound when he saw people walking up to a re- ing, bright-eyed and excited had a word of advice for her the moving on Park. cord player, which was propped up with no for their next chapter — peers as they prepare to ceremony at “These hotel operators are not one spinning it. Strangers began picking middle school. enter the Belmonte Middle the Oakland- only attracted to our proximity vinyls out of a box and queuing them up Fifth-graders at the Oak- School. vale School on to the airport, but all the other without hesitation and Albaum immedi- landvale Elementary School “Wake up on time and Wednesday. things Revere has to offer, in- ately became intrigued. Shortly after is celebrated the end of their do your homework,” said cluding its waterfront,” said Rob- when he brought the event to Lynn’s for- elementary school days with Brown. “We should stick to- ITEM PHOTO | ert O’Brien, the city’s director of mer coffeehouse. a “moving on” ceremony, at- gether.” OWEN O’ROURKE Economic Development. tended by their parents. VINYL, A7 Rhiannon Brown, 10, who SAUGUS, A7 REVERE, A7 INSIDE SUV takes out Lynn Library featured on Gateway City Bill & Bob’s Library Trail. A2 PEABODY — Bill & in drive she reversed Opinion Bob’s Roast Beef was into the building.” Cawley: Serving back in business less Fire, health and up success. A4 than a day after a wom- building department Sports an drove her SUV into of cials were in the 2 Swampscott baseball the venerable restau- Central Street location comes out on wrong rant’s facade. Wednesday morning to side of slugfest. B1 The car drove into assess the damage, take Bill & Bob’s Roast Beef apart equipment and to at 6:57 p.m. Tuesday, assess food that may be according to Peabody contaminated. Police. Nobody was in- Lagonakis said he re- jured in the ordeal. ceived clearance from “The older lady came the Peabody board of in to get food, when she health to operate by ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE left she reversed her car,” early Wednesday after- said Bill & Bob’s owner noon. A car drove into Bill & Bob’s Roast Beef in Peabody on Tuesday evening. By Angelo Lagonakis. “In- “I’m glad no one got Wednesday afternoon the restaurant was back in business. stead of putting the car hurt,” said Lagonakis.

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 78° VOL. 140, ISSUE 158 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 55° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS ...... B4 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 2018 OBITUARIES Herbert E. Brook Jr. Centerboard tees off success

LYNN — He loved at first golf event, fundraiser Herbert E. the Macy’s Brook Jr. Day parade Lynn resident Mark De- 20 years at Centerboard, a raiser sold out within the a larger venue to accommo- passed May and also Joie made powerful strides Lynn-based nonprofit or- first several days of an- date the number of folks we 29, 2018 the Me- at Nahant Golf Club for ganization that revitalizes nouncement, a fact that turned away this year.” after a brief morial Day Centerboard’s inaugural communities by investing event organizer and Cen- Centerboard serves more illness. or Fourth golf outing and fundraising in their people and places. terboard Board member than 2,000 people each Lifelong of July pa- event last week. The event’s “Wow, the turnout we got Shawn Ford says, “It was year through housing, ac- resident of rades. He proceeds will support fami- is just so wonderful and easy to interest anyone who cess to employment and Lynn. watched lies, children and youth on helps so many deserving knows Centerboard’s great education, and financial Born and raised in Phila- the Olympics with great re- delphia, Pa., entered the U.S. spect and adoration for all the North Shore experienc- families get what they need reputation in the North empowerment. For more Navy at age 17. He was sta- who participated. 60 Minutes ing homelessness. to get themselves back on Shore community of help- information, visit Center- tioned in The Philippines, Bou- was a favorite and earlier DeJoie has been chief ex- their feet,” DeJoie said. ing families in need. Next board’s website at www. gainville, Australia, and the years he loved to watch The ecutive officer for the past The golf event and fund- year, we may have to find centerboard.org. Pacific. He was a WWII veteran Lawrence Welk show with his and had been given Honor wife Lucy. with Two Purple Hearts and He is survived by: Lucy D. One Bronze Star for his ser- Brook (DiThomaso), wife. Lynn Public Library featured vices. He was part of the crew Daughters: Rose M. Brook, on the U.S.S. Adams while in Cheryl A. Brook-Kirby, Charles WWII. G. Kirby and last son Herbert on Gateway City Library Trail He worked for different em- E. Brook III. Grandchildren: ployers following the discharge Jason Brook, Fredricksburg, of his noble services to our Va., Richard Brook, Greenfield, LYNN — Lynn Public literary walking tours in country The United States of Sean Nobil, Kyle Brook, Daniel Library is one of several Boston and two statewide America. He worked at Gen- Brook of Lynn, Rachel, Erika, local lending institutions trails: Literary Museums eral Electric Company as a Charles R. Kirby of Peabody, featured in the MassBook of Massachusetts, and Af- piece worker in the Turbine Sydney and Hayley Brook of Trails app. The program, rican American Writers Departments, Awning compa- Leesburg, Ga. Nieces, neph- developed by Massachu- Heritage Trail. Additional ny of Lynn, and Dori Shoe. His ews, and friends. setts Center for the Book tours are being added as interests were watching sports Memorial donations can be (MCB), has added a Gate- libraries have accepted by the grandchildren such as made in honor to The Heart way City Library Trail to MCB’s invitation to de- soccer, baseball and basket- Association. its offerings. velop their own local liter- ball, dance and recitals. He Service information: A me- “Lynn Public Library is ary, cultural, and historic was happy to attend gradu- morial service will be held celebrated on the trail for tours. ations for them as well as a at GOODRICH Funeral Home providing democratic ac- “This trail underscores few good tips for the future. 4-7 p.m. on Tuesday, June 19. cess to reading and 21st the unique history, archi- He watched bowling, tennis, www.goodrichfuneralhome. century gateways to op- tecture, and attributes football, baseball, dancing. com. portunity for their patrons of each Gateway City li- through digital connectiv- brary,” said Sharon Shaloo, ity and programming that executive director of Mass enhances life-long learn- Center for the Book. Anne C. Kennedy ing and cultural assimila- For more information, tion,” Massachusetts Cen- contact info@massbook. ter for the Book said in a org. You can download the HARWICH — Mrs. She leaves four statement. app through the iTunes Available on the web and as a free download, Anne C. (Nancy) Ken- children, Joan Kil- Available on the web store or Google Play, or by nedy died on June bourne and Robert and as a free download, visiting https://massbook- Mass Book Trails was launched in 2017 with 8, 2018, in Harwich Kennedy of Harwich, Mass Book Trails was trails.oncell.com/en/index. two literary walking tours in Boston and two Port. Martha Mendes of launched in 2017 with two html. statewide trails. She was born in Mattapoisett, and Nahant and was a John Kennedy of Na- House OKs bill to make state more climate resilient resident there for hant. She also leaves most of her life. She four grandchildren By Bob Salsberg 143-3 vote and now moves a record number of high- the other March 13. moved to the Cape and two great-grand- ASSOCIATED PRESS to the Senate. tide flooding days during The March 2-3 storm, 17 years ago. The daughter of children. Nancy was prede- “We’ve seen over the last the May 2017-April 2018 which packed hurri- John and Josephine (Johnson) ceased by her granddaughter, BOSTON — A bill autho- few winters how much dev- meteorological year, and cane-force wind gusts of Clune, she was a direct de- Molly. She was also the sister rizing Massachusetts to astation can take place on agency scientists project- 80 to 90 mph, resulted in scendant of the Joseph John- of the late Jane Dance of Na- borrow up to $300 million our coastlines,” said Dem- ed that high-tide flooding two deaths, caused his- son family of Nahant. ples, Fla. to better prepare for the ocratic Rep. Smitty Pig- in the current year could toric coastal flooding over As a registered nurse anes- Service information: Her effects of climate change natelli, House chair of the be 60 percent higher com- three high-tide cycles and thetist, she worked in that ca- visitation will be held at sailed through the Demo- Legislature’s Environment, pared with just two de- damaged at least 2,113 pacity for 30 years at Lynn and the MORRIS, O’CONNOR & cratic-controlled House on Natural Resources and Ag- cades ago. homes, Baker wrote in his Union hospitals. BLUTE Funeral Home, 678 Wednesday, months after riculture Committee. “As relative sea level in- request. Mrs. Kennedy was an active Main St., Harwich, from a series of potent winter Massachusetts and much creases, it no longer takes The legislation passed member of the Sodality at St. 4-6 p.m. on Friday, June 15, storms battered the state’s of the U.S. Northeast were a strong storm or a hurri- by the House on Wednes- Thomas Aquinas Church, the 2018 followed by a funeral coastline. battered early this year by cane to cause coastal high day requires Massachu- Nahant Historical Society and Mass at St. Thomas Aquinas Republican Gov. Charlie four storms that caused tide flooding,” the NOAA setts officials to develop a the Beautification Committee. Church in Nahant at 11:30 Baker proposed in March massive power outages said in a statement. “High statewide climate adapta- Nancy loved to travel and on Saturday, June 16 and in- that several strategic and damage to countless tide flooding causes fre- tion plan to cope with cli- Alaska, Ireland, Europe and terment in Greenlawn Cem- steps be taken to make homes and businesses. quent road closures, over- mate change impact and Africa were among many plac- etery. Notes of comfort may the state more resilient to While no direct connec- whelmed storm drains, update the plan at least es she visited. One of her fa- be made to Anne’s family at “extreme weather, sea lev- tion can be made between and compromised infra- every five years. vorites was a Mississippi River www.morrisoconnorblute. el rise, inland flooding and the storms and climate structure.” The bill would create a boat cruise. com. other climate impacts.” change, experts believe Baker, a moderate who director of environmen- The $300 million is in- warming temperatures opposed President Donald tal justice, a new position tended to help cities and and rising seas are in- Trump’s decision to with- within state government towns shore up aging sea- creasing the frequency of draw the United States responsible for assuring Jane Barnes, 87 walls and dams vulner- severe weather and coast- from the Paris Climate that neighborhoods with able to storm surges and al flooding. Agreement, has asked the large numbers of low-in- heavy rainfall. The autho- The National Oceanic president for a federal di- come and minority resi- rization was included in a dents receive equivalent SAUGUS — Mrs. Jane Christine of Chelsea. She was and Atmospheric Admin- saster declaration to re- more than $2 billion envi- (Adam) Barnes, 87 years, the sister of Agnes McQuarrie istration reported last cover costs from two of the funding and attention for ronmental bond bill that died on Tuesday evening, May of Peabody and Helen Holt of week that U.S. coastal recent storms, one that pollution cleanup and oth- 29, at the Beverly Hospital. Saugus. She was the proud cleared the House on a communities experienced struck on March 2-3 and er environmental matters. She was the wife of Kenneth grandmother of 13 grandchil- J. Barnes Jr., with whom she dren and six great-grandchil- Boston cracks down on investor-owned short term rentals spent 65 years of marriage. dren. Mrs. Barnes was also Born in Everett, she was survived by many nieces and By Steve LeBlanc ulations, saying his goal try’s most expensive cit- hibit ownership or opera- the daughter of the late Alex- nephews. ASSOCIATED PRESS “has always been to re- ies.” tion of short-term rental ander and Jane (Reid) Adam. In lieu of flowers, donations sponsibly incorporate the The company said it units by outside investors; A proud homemaker, Mrs. in Mrs. Barnes’ memory may BOSTON — The Boston growth of the home-share tried working with Walsh create a public registry of Barnes supported her hus- be made to the charity of your City Council on Wednes- industry into our work to and the council for two short-term rentals; and band for many years at the choice. day passed regulations create affordable housing years, adding “today’s dis- give investor-owned units former family business, Park Service information: A me- aimed at cracking down on for all by striking a fair appointing vote is proof a grace period to fulfill ex- Press in Saugus. morial service will be held investors who buy housing balance between preserv- that our community’s isting leases as their busi- Besides her husband, she is in the Cliftondale Congrega- units to list on short-term ing housing while still feedback and concerns ness model is phased out. survived by four children, Nan- tional Church, 50 Essex St., rental platforms like Airb- allowing Bostonians to were not heard.” The regulations would cy Barnes of Melrose, Norma Saugus, on Wednesday, June nb. benefit from this new in- The Massachusetts Lodg- take effect Jan. 1. Baker and her husband Rob- 20 at 10 a.m. Relatives and The regulations, first dustry.” ing Association, which rep- In neighboring Cam- ert of Florida, Joan Braier and friends are invited to attend. proposed by Democrat- Backers of the regula- resents the hotel and motel bridge, the city council her husband Anthony of Sau- For condolences www.Bis- ic Boston Mayor Marty tions said investors who industry, welcomed the reg- last year also approved gus, John Barnes and his wife beePorcella.com. Walsh, would ban inves- buy up homes and condos ulations saying they will new regulations requiring tors from renting apart- to turn them into de-facto help “protect Boston from people offering short-term ments by the night. hotel rooms are making exploitation at the hands of rentals to live in the same The regulations, which the city’s tight housing wealthy, out-of-town inter- building. Beverly Wilburn, 78 passed on an 11-2 vote, market even more unaf- ests who have been buying State lawmakers have would still let people rent fordable. up thousands of housing also waded into the issue a room in their home or a Airbnb said the regu- units in order to turn them of online short term rental ELIZABETHTOWN, Ky. — Bev- Dale Stiles of Norfolk, Va., spare unit provided they lations create “a system into illegal hotels.” platforms. erly Louise Woodman Wilburn, Tammy Stiles of Myerstown, own and live in the prop- that violates the privacy The regulations would The Massachusetts 78, of Elizabethtown, Ky., Pa., Gregory Jung and his wife, erty, with some restric- of our hosts, and prevents allow owner-occupants to House and Senate agree passed away Sunday, June 10, Rhonda of Vine Grove, Ky.; 10 tions. Boston families from mak- list their own unit, a part the platforms should be 2018 at her residence. grandchildren; and several Walsh said he looks for- ing much-needed extra of their unit, or an adjacent regulated and taxed. What She was preceded in death great-grandchildren. ward to signing the reg- income in one of the coun- unit in their building; pro- they don’t agree on is how. by a daughter, Wendy Miller; Service information: A and a son-in-law, Eddie Miller. private graveside service SAUGUS BRIEF Survivors include her hus- will be held at the Kentucky band, Darryl Wilburn of Eliz- Veterans Cemetery Central, Artists must be over the must be framed and ready SAVE seeks art 781-593-7700 abethtown, Ky.; five children, Radcliff, Ky. Condolences age of 18 and meet the to hang. Publishing Daily, except Sundays Patricia Burnham and her can be expressed online at Saugus Action Volun- specifications for submis- The event will run Sept. 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All other pieces time of drop off. THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A3 ENTERTAINMENT Fantastic Negrito has great sequel to Grammy winner

By Pablo Gorondi of Oakland," which won ASSOCIATED PRESS the Grammy for best con- temporary blues album Fantastic Negrito has last year. "Please Don't an incredible, inspiring Be Dead" pulverizes any backstory but it would be fears of the dreaded soph- a shame to unwittingly omore slump. allow it to overshadow the If album opener "Plastic issue at hand, the truly Hamburgers" sounds like fantastic blend of blues, a Chris Cornell/Lenny funk, rock and R&B cre- ated on "Please Don't Be Kravitz mashup, "Dark Dead" by the man born Windows" is a heartfelt Xavier Dphrepaulezz. tribute to the former, As Negrito's songs feed whom Negrito toured with on his personal experi- extensively. ences, you should at least "The Suit That Won't know that he grew up Come Off" and "A Cold with 13 siblings in a Mus- November Street" are the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS lim family which moved most traditionally bluesy from Massachusetts to tracks, though each has Craig T. Nelson reprises his role as Mr. Incredible in ‘Incredibles 2.’ Oakland when he was 12, twists. "Never Give Up" is around 1980. He released brief and Prince-like, with an album ("The X Factor") a choir of overdubbed Ne- as Xavier in 1996 but a gritos. Family fun and insight reigns debilitating car crash in Negrito puts himself in 1999 — the theme of this the middle of the fray with album's cover — contrib- "Please Don't Be Dead" — in the sprightly ‘Incredibles 2’ uted to a prolonged in- such a contemporary title terval. The debut of this — and offers his songs for new career phase was the the soundtrack of the lives By Lindsey Bahr It's hard to remember a real ones, from movies to for getting in the way of 2014 EP "Fantastic Ne- of those who won't give up ASSOCIATED PRESS time when there weren't video games, Screenslav- Violet's date and embar- grito" and "The Last Days and are willing to carry on. a dozen a year. But when er has set out to end that, rassing her even further "The Incredibles" writ- "The Incredibles" came and squash Municiberg's in the process). er/director Brad Bird has out in 2004, they were dependence on and obses- Like "Ready Player said that his characters' still a bit of an anoma- sion with superheroes. As One," however, "Incredi- powers are all born of ste- ly at the multiplex — its with the first, there are a bles 2," kind of loses the reotypes. Dad is strong, cheeky, mockumentary million ideas at play here thread by the end. A vil- mom is stretched in a mil- realism, its jokes about (not a flaw, by the way), lain is a villain no matter lion directions, teenage capes, secret identities, including evolving family how salient their point, girls put up shields, little "monologue-ing" and the dynamics. and Mr. Incredible, Elas- boys are full of boundless dangers of toxic, obsessive "Incredibles 2" provides tigirl and their offspring energy and babies are fandom was the perfect a bit of a corrective on unpredictable. It's why are our heroes and thus introduction (and indoc- a micro level to the first we must root for them he decided that for the trination) to superheroes film's gender politics by even while thinking that sequel, "Incredibles 2," a for those who couldn't care sending mom off to work Screenslaver might be on buoyant and quick-witted less. Pixar magic made su- and making dad stay to something. romp, he'd pick up right perhero believers out of home (although wasn't where we left off, in that the skeptics. that a little antiquated 35 It's still fun to watch parking lot after Dash's The villain here is called years ago?). The anima- smart storytellers like track meet where a new Screenslaver, who uses tion is also a heck of a lot Bird working within the threat emerges from un- screens to hypnotize any- better. "The Incredibles" system and using his plat- form to self-evaluate or derground. No matter that one watching. It's both looks downright primitive PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS in reality, 14 years had ac- the most retro plan of and even a tad ugly in ret- comment on what's going tually passed. Animation all (keeping with Bird's rospect. on, even if the conclusion “Please Don’t Be Dead” is Fantastic Negrito’s is not bound by time or love of the ‘60s aesthetic) Although it gets off to a is a little flimsy. Bird could second full-length LP. aging actors. and still somehow utter- slow start, ultimately it's have easily just brought For the rest of us, howev- ly modern. Annoyed by also quite a bit of fun, from back his lovable charac- er, 14 years is still 14 years. how blindly and whol- the absurd (Jack Jack's ters, leaned on Jack Jack's Jamie Bernstein writes And in the past 14 years, ly consumerist everyone burgeoning powers) to the antics and cashed in the the business of Hollywood has become at the mercy grounded (Dad helping check. It makes the effort about her childhood has become the business of of screens and simulat- Dash with his math home- and care here seem even superhero movies. ed experiences in lieu of work or trying to make up more incredible. on ‘Famous Father Girl’ By Tracee M. hind the scenes into what Herbaugh most would consider a Nevada pimp wins GOP primary, ASSOCIATED PRESS fantasy life. There were vacations, Beatles con- Private schools, a New certs, luxury apartments rejoices with Hollywood madam England country home and dinner parties with and socializing with the famous guests. There were likes of President John weekends spent with Jac- By Michelle L. Price with "Hollywood Madam" F. Kennedy and family ASSOCIATED PRESS Heidi Fleiss at his side. queline Kennedy and her — this is what it's like to children after President "It's all because Donald grow up as the child of LAS VEGAS — Pimp Trump was the Christo- Kennedy was assassinat- famed composer and mu- Dennis Hof, owner of half pher Columbus for me," ed. Bernstein's children sician Leonard Bernstein. a dozen legal brothels in Hof told The Associat- attended Harvard, where The maestro's eldest Nevada and star of the ed Press in a phone call. he was schooled. daughter, Jamie Bern- HBO adult reality series "He found the way and I To many readers, Ja- stein, has written a new "Cathouse," won a Repub- jumped on it." mie Bernstein's childhood lican primary for the state Hof, who wrote a memoir about her experi- will seem charmed. And Legislature on Tuesday, book titled "The Art of ence coming of age with charmed is to be expected ousting a three-term law- the Pimp," has dubbed her arguably eccentric when the protagonist is a maker. himself "The Trump of and wealthy parents. The progeny of the man who Hof defeated hospital ex- Pahrump," and held a ral- book, "Famous Father composed music for "West ecutive James Oscarson. ly with longtime Trump Girl," is a name Jamie was Side Story," among many He'll face Democrat Lesia adviser Roger Stone. Hof given by a private school other hit musicals, orches- Romanov in November, was in the limelight in classmate. tras and so forth. "Back in second grade, Jamie Bernstein grew and will be the favored 2015, when former NBA PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS candidate in the Republi- player Lamar Odom was it hadn't bothered me too up to be a filmmaker and can-leaning Assembly dis- found unconscious at Nevada brothel owner Dennis Hof, second from much," Bernstein writes. writer in her own right. trict. Hof's Love Ranch brothel right, celebrates with former madam and real- "But now, in fifth grade, Readers may find inter- Hof celebrated his win at in Crystal, Nev., after a ity TV personality, Heidi Fleiss, after winning I became self-conscious esting the (largely) by- a party in Pahrump, Nev., four-day, $75,000 stay. the primary election in Pahrump, Nev. about my famous father. gone era of extravagance I didn't want to be singled and tales of a quirky, yet out; I just wanted to be average American family Oprah to serve as godmother of Holland America ship normal." who got to experience the Readers are taken be- extraordinary. ASSOCIATED PRESS ship, adding that she is from O, The Oprah Mag- date. The ship is under con- "setting sail again." azine, including King, the struction in Italy. Oprah Winfrey will Winfrey will join a Jan. editor-at-large. 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CARRIGAN Reception for • Social Security Disability • Workers Compensation home delivery • Accidents Buzzy Barton Behind the fieldhouse and get free access 25 years located across Lynn City Councilor at Large to the e-edition on from Lynn District Court Saturday, June 16th 15 Johnson St. Wednesday, June 20, 2018 — 5-7 p.m. 781-596-0100 10am - 2PM JAMES J. CARRIGAN Old Tyme Restaurant — 612 Boston St., Lynn ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN Suggested minimum donation: $25 RONALD D. MALLOY $5 www.jamescarriganlaw.com Paid for by the Buzzy Barton Committee, 11 Brook St., Lynn, MA 01902 Thank you for your support! [email protected] A4 THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 2018 OPINION Success is served HOW TO REACH US E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill I’m not really sure ex- before a men’s tennis play- M H. S Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg actly how I started to get er has 20 Grand Slam ti- E C  J. Edward M. Grant into watching tennis, but tles again. Advertising Director it was clear early on who At the same time, Nadal T  J  Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. was going to be my favor- GaylaGa Editorial Director Monica Connell Healey has experienced his own P.O. Box 5 W J. K J. Patrick Norton ite player. resurgence. For a couple Chief Financial O cer CawleyCa Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  Michael H. Shanahan Rafael Nadal came onto of years there, it was frus- Chief Operating O cer Chairman the scene at a time when trating to watch him con- Customer Service PŽ Roger Federer was win- his prime, who had become tinually come up short, go- Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 ning everything and was ing out in early rounds in Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 someone who was a con- Connecting Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 actually able to beat him. stant foil to Andy Roddick’s big championships. All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 Most notably at the time, chances of winning multi- That’s what made this 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Nadal, as just a teenager, past couple of years so fun Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 ple Grand Slam titles. Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 was able to beat Federer in Roddick was the best to watch. The Federer-Na- Brian C. Ÿayer, 1996-1999 the French Open in 2005. hope for American men’s dal rivalry is back in full Classifi ed Advertising Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 Flash forward 13 years classi [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 tennis to be taken seri- swing, with both of them and Nadal just won his John S. Moran, 1975-1990 ously again. There hasn’t in their 30s, no less, which Subscriptions Executive Editor, 11th French Open title been another American in tennis is typically the [email protected] and 17th Grand Slam title since who’s really chal- retirement age. Circulation overall. lenged for major titles. Their rivalry is good for [email protected] For me, I was always tennis, and something drawn to how he played, After watching Feder- Ext. 3 er beat Roddick time and that was missing a couple fighting for every point and of years ago when both Newsroom time again in Grand Slam never giving up even when weren’t winning. As for [email protected] finals, he definitely wasn’t he appeared exhausted. It that never-ending great- [email protected] someone I cheered for. was a real grinding style, est of all time debate be- Ext. 4 EDITORIAL Only later on in his career, outworking his opponent. tween the two of them, I In contrast, Federer always after Federer started to Sports may be biased, but I know [email protected] made things look too easy. lose to players other than who I’m picking. When Trump It also helped that Nadal Nadal, did I appreciate Ext. 5 was the only player able to his recent resurgence. It’ll Gayla Cawley is a staff re- Retail and Online consistently beat Federer in probably be a long time porter with the Daily Item. Advertising [email protected] met Kim ADVERTISING Ernie Carpenter Jr. Meeting in Singapore Tuesday, President Donald Director of Advertising Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un signed and Business Development, ext. 1355 a feel-good document that outlines lofty ambition but [email protected] no specifics. It could — emphasis on could — eventual- Michele Iannaco ly lead to substantive negotiations. It could — empha- Sales Representative, ext. 1315 sis on could — eliminate the threat of nuclear attack [email protected] against the U.S. by North Korea. Ralph Mitchell Or it could lead to nothing but the next round of trouble. Sales Representative, ext. 1313 That’s because Kim’s words alone, his signature on a [email protected] piece of paper, is worth nothing. Just as the promises Patricia Whalen his father and grandfather made to previous presidents Sales Representative, ext. 1310 amounted to wasted breath. [email protected] Yes, the handshake between Trump and Kim was his- toric. Seeing the two men face each other was surreal. BUSINESS OFFICE They smiled and patted each other on the shoulder. No Susan J. Conti sitting American president had ever met with the lead- Controller, ext. 1288 er of isolated, belligerent North Korea. [email protected] Whatever comes next in this tense, unstable relation- Ted Grant ship, the two leaders conducted diplomacy rather than in- Publisher, ext. 1234 sult-flinging. That’s progress. They now know something [email protected] of each other’s style and outlook. Let’s call this meeting Marian Kinney a surprise success and hope for more. If the two leaders ext. 1212 produce the denuclearization of the Korean peninsula as [email protected] promised, you’ll see them together again in Oslo. Reasons for skepticism: North Korea, one of the Will Kraft Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 world’s nastiest regimes, follows a cynical playbook. The [email protected] main purpose of the state is to serve and protect the regime. It does this by keeping the world at bay, and MAX STIER Jennifer Perez treating its own citizens as virtual prisoners. No Amer- ext. 1205 [email protected] ican president has been able to bring in North Korea from the cold. Nor has Trump — yet. Mike Shanahan To Kim, nuclear weapons offer protection against An HR crisis for the USA Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 regime change from without. Ever since the 1950-53 [email protected] As Americans, we have doctorate — earn far less division or treating the Korean War, through three generations of Kim family Carolina Trujillo than their private-sector workforce as the adversary. leadership, North Korea has existed in a state of per- only one institution with Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 counterparts. For example, A starting point should petual quasi-conflict with the United States and South the resources and the pub- [email protected] lic mandate to address the federal system caps sal- be the overhaul of the hir- Korea. Tension levels would rise and fall but never end. Jim Wilson aries for chief information ing process to better identi- As the North pursued a nuclear weapons program, our nation’s most vexing Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 fy the most qualified candi- Presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush tried cut- problems: the federal gov- officers at $189,000; they [email protected] dates and allow for quicker ting deals to coax North Korea out of its dangerous iso- ernment. It is, however, can earn many multiples of decisions. Current hiring CIRCULATION lation. Those efforts ultimately collapsed because North ill-equipped for the task that in the private sector. standards emphasize ex- Lisa Mahmoud Korea couldn’t be trusted to keep up its end. Even with today, operating with a Such disparities make perience over potential, Manager, ext. 1239 as many as 2 million North Koreans starving to death badly broken personnel it extremely difficult to which is a disaster when it [email protected] in the 1990s, the regime stuck to its nuclear brinkman- system that is rapidly attract or retain people comes to recruiting young ship. reaching a crisis point. for crucial federal jobs. In CLASSIFIED people out of college. The President Barack Obama chose not to engage, betting The facts are stark. There a 2017 government-wide Abbe Young Smith government should follow that “strategic patience” eventually would win conces- is a generation gap in gov- survey, barely 4 in 10 em- Manager, ext. 1276 the lead of top private-sec- sions. He was wrong. The North kept working on its ernment with only 6 per- ployees said their work [email protected] tor organizations: Use in- nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programs, esca- cent of full-time federal unit could recruit people ternships to test young tal- NEWSROOM lating the threat against the U.S. Trump dealt with this career employees under the with the right skills. In ent and make job offers to tinderbox by throwing lit matches at it. He and Kim age of 30. The hiring pro- information technology — Bill Brotherton those who excel. exchanged insults. The White House hinted about deliv- cess is slow and arcane: It those who make sure com- Features Editor ext. 1338 Rather than pursuing ering a military “bloody nose” to North Korea to break takes twice as long to hire puter networks function [email protected] rule changes to fire federal the stalemate. Scary-sounding stuff. a government worker (106 and are protected from Gayla Cawley employees faster, the pres- Yet in a way, Trump was taking a page from the days) than a private-sector hackers — there are five Reporter, ext. 1236 ident and Congress should North’s tradition of bellicose propaganda. The presi- employee. In addition, the times as many people over [email protected] be doing more so federal dent, who prides himself on his negotiating skills, likes pay structure is out of sync 60 as those under 30. workers get better manage- Cheryl Charles to play good cop/crazy cop. As unnerving as he might with the private sector for The leadership ranks News Editor, ext. 1278 ment. Separate promotion sound threatening North Korea, he’d love to bag the critical jobs, good work is in- of civil service — those [email protected] tracks should be created for elusive deal to defang Pyongyang, the deal that eluded frequently recognized and who figure out how to im- those with technical exper- Bella diGrazia other presidents. poor employee performance plement nearly all of the tise and those with poten- Reporter, ext. 1317 As for what Kim may be thinking, he’s certainly in often goes unaddressed. government’s policies and [email protected] tial to be great managers. the strongest bargaining position in his country’s histo- These conditions have fes- programs — are in urgent A “passport” system Thomas Grillo ry because of the nuclear arsenal. The fact that Trump tered through multiple pres- need of help. There is in- should be created to make Reporter, ext. 1264 took the meeting shows how this power relationship idencies, and one Congress adequate training and de- [email protected] it easier for skilled indi- has tilted. The U.S. president said he’d hold off on war after another has turned a velopment for managers, viduals who leave federal Spenser Hasak games with South Korea as the two sides negotiate, so blind eye to the problems. and little accountability service to return at a high- Photographer, ext. 1332 he’s betting on a season of detente. That already bad situation for employee performance er-level job they qualify for [email protected] If the positive approach lasts, both men have much has been exacerbated by and outcomes. There is because of private-sector Thor Jourgensen to gain. Kim could trade his nuclear program for peace President Trump’s attacks also a profound gap in experience. Implementing Editorial Director, ext. 1267 guarantees, economic aid and diplomatic recognition, on certain agencies, turn- trust between employees public-private talent ex- [email protected] coaxing North Korea from its cave. Trump would be tri- over in Cabinet posts and and their supervisors. The changes would bring ex- umphant, not just in his own mind, but in everyone’s. the delay in appointments to 2017 survey of federal em- Steve Krause pertise and fresh ideas to Sports Editor, ext. 1229 numerous critical positions. ployees found that only government too. The pay [email protected] An editorial from the Chicago Tribune. The Trump administration about 60 percent believe structure also must become also has proposed weaken- they can speak up about Harold Rivera more market-sensitive for ing civil service protections, a violation of law or ethics Sports Reporter, ext. 1238 critical occupations. [email protected] freezing salaries for federal without fear of retaliation; These mundane “good workers and slashing retire- in the private sector that Owen O’Rourke management” fixes don’t ment programs — all while number is over 75 percent. Photographer, ext. 1224 often draw headlines, but Despite many obstacles [email protected] devaluing experienced civil they are fundamental to to good performance, most Roberto Scalese servants to such a degree whether we will have a that there’s been an exodus federal employees are ded- Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 government ready to ad- [email protected] of career professionals. icated and do extraordi- dress our nation’s chal- The government compen- nary work on behalf of the lenges. Whether one fa- Mark Sutherland sation system, which dates public. But the current per- Creative Director vors a bigger or smaller [email protected] back to 1949, remains dis- sonnel system is an unac- government, it is in every- ceptable impediment. The connected from the broad- one’s interest that it does Anne Marie Tobin president, agency leaders PHOTO | THE STRAITS TIMES/XINHUA/ZUMA PRESS er labor market, failing to whatever it is doing well. Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 distinguish between the and Congress must work [email protected] Top leader of the Democratic People’s Repub- skills required and market to reform it. This will re- Max Stier is the presi- lic of Korea (DPRK) Kim Jong Un, left, shakes Bridget Turcotte demand for different occu- quire building a bipartisan dent and chief executive Reporter, ext. 1269 hands with U.S. President Donald Trump in pations. On average, the consensus in support of officer of the nonpartisan, [email protected] Singapore before the first-ever DPRK-U.S. most skilled — those with high-performing govern- nonprofit Partnership for a professional degree or ment, instead of fostering Public Service. Ryan York summit on Tuesday. Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Fed raises key rate and sees possible acceleration in hikes By Martin Crutsinger It was the Fed's seventh ASSOCIATED PRESS rate increase since it began tightening credit in 2015, WASHINGTON — The and it followed an increase Federal Reserve took note in March this year. of a resilient U.S. economy The announcement Wednesday by raising its helped resolve a debate benchmark interest rate in financial markets over for the second time this whether the Fed under year and signaling that Jerome Powell, who suc- it may step up its pace of ceeded Janet Yellen as rate increases. chairman in February, The Fed now foresees might see a need to signal four rate hikes this year, a possible acceleration in up from the three it had rate hikes. The statement previously forecast. The the Fed issued Wednesday action means consumers after its latest policy meet- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and businesses will face ing ended suggested that Over the years, Sea To Table has become a higher loan rates over he does. darling in the sustainable seafood movement, time. Besides raising its pro- building an impressive list of clientele. The central bank raised FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS jection for rate increases its key short-term rate by The announcement resolved a debate in this year from three to four, a modest quarter-point financial markets over whether the Fed under the Fed removed a key sen- to a still-low range of Jerome Powell might see a need to signal a tence from the previous Fishy business: 1.75 percent to 2 percent. possible acceleration in rate hikes. statement that had been With the economy now viewed as foreseeing a need nine years into an expan- to keep rates low for an Economists said the Fed pressures are picking up," Local fish are sion, the move reflects extended period. The Fed the steadiness of growth, left little doubt that it's pre- said Greg McBride, chief had previously said its key the job market's strength pared to increase the pace financial analyst at Bank- rate "is likely to remain, and inflation that's finally of its credit tightening. rate.com. "The Fed is pre- for some time, below levels not always local nearing the Fed's target "The labor market is pared to be quicker about that are expected to prevail level. getting tighter, and price pushing rates higher." in the longer run." By Robin Mcdowell, some of the same practices Margie Mason it vowed to fight. Prelimi- and Martha Mendoza nary DNA tests suggested ASSOCIATED PRESS some of its yellowfin tuna Trump’s claim raises eyebrows: likely came from the oth- MONTAUK, N.Y. — er side of the world, and Even after winter storms reporters traced the com- left East Coast harbors pany's supply chain to mi- NKorea no longer a nuke threat? thick with ice, some of the grant fishermen in foreign country's top chefs and waters who described la- By Matthew trendy restaurants were Pennington and offering sushi-grade tuna bor abuses, poaching and the slaughter of sharks, Josh Lederman supposedly pulled in fresh ASSOCIATED PRESS off the coast of New York. whales and dolphins. But it was just an illu- The New York-based dis- WASHINGTON — sion. No tuna was landing tributor was also offering President Donald Trump there. The fish had long species in other parts of stretched credulity at since migrated to warmer the country that were ille- home and abroad Wednes- waters. gal to catch, out of season day by declaring there In a global industry and farmed. is "no longer a Nuclear plagued by fraud and Over the years, Sea To Threat from North Ko- deceit, conscientious con- Table has become a darling rea" after his summit with sumers are increasing- in the sustainable seafood Kim Jong Un that reduced ly paying top dollar for movement, building an tensions but produced no what they believe is lo- impressive list of clientele, details on how or when cal, sustainably caught including celebrity chef Pyongyang might disarm. seafood. But even in this Rick Bayless, Chopt Cre- Tempering Trump's fast-growing niche mar- ative Salad chain, top uni- very upbeat assessment, ket, companies can hide versities and the makers his top diplomat, Mike behind murky supply of home meal kits such as Pompeo, cautioned that PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS chains that make it diffi- HelloFresh. the U.S. would resume cult to determine where "It's sad to me that this "war games" with close Trump’s claim that North Korea no longer poses a nuclear threat is ques- any given fish comes is what's going on," said ally South Korea if the tionable considering Pyongyang’s significant weapons arsenal. from. That's where na- Bayless, an award-win- North stops negotiating in tional distributor Sea To ning chef who runs eight good faith. The president contentious process have tweeted early Wednesday. years — before the end of Table stepped in, guaran- popular restaurants and had announced a halt in yet to be settled. That "There is no longer a Nu- Trump's first term in 2021. teeing its products were hosts a PBS cooking se- the drills after his meet- didn't stop the president clear Threat from North He said the North Korean ries. He said he loved the wild and directly trace- ing with Kim on Tuesday. from talking up the out- Korea. Meeting with Kim leader understands that idea of being directly tied able to a U.S. dock — and The summit in Singa- come of what was the first Jong Un was an inter- "there will be in-depth sometimes the very boat to fishermen — and the pore marked a sea change meeting between a U.S. esting and very positive verification" in any deal that brought it in. pictures and "wonder- from last fall, when North and North Korean leader experience. North Korea with the U.S. However, an Associated ful stories" about their Korea was conducting nu- Press investigation found catch. "This throws quite clear and missile tests, in six decades of hostility. has great potential for the "We have big teams ready the company was linked to a wrench in all of that." and Trump and Kim were The Korean War ended in future!" to go," including experts trading threats and in- 1953 without a peace trea- Pompeo, who flew to from the U.S. and other sults that stoked fears of ty, leaving the two sides in Seoul to brief South Ko- partners around the world, Michael Cohen hunts for war. Kim is now promising a technical state of war. rean leaders on the sum- Pompeo told reporters. to work toward a denucle- "Just landed - a long trip, mit, said the U.S. wants "We're prepared to execute new lawyers in FBI probe arized Korean Peninsula. but everybody can now North Korea to take "ma- this once we're in a position But the details of what is feel much safer than the jor" nuclear disarmament that we can actually get to By Tom Hays sure to be a complex and day I took office," Trump steps within the next two a place where we can do it." ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK — Michael Cohen, President Donald After the AT&T and Time Warner Trump's personal lawyer, is searching for a new le- gal team to represent him win, is Comcast-Fox a done deal? in an FBI investigation of his business dealings. including the studios be- A person familiar with By Mae Anderson ASSOCIATED PRESS hind the "Avatar" mov- the matter told The Asso- ies, "The Simpsons" and ciated Press on Wednes- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK — After "Modern Family," along day that Cohen's current Federal prosecutors AT&T-Time Warner comes legal team plans to stop with National Geograph- have publicly said that the deluge. ic. Marvel would get handling the case and Comcast bid $65 billion that Cohen has begun a they’re investigating al- back the characters pre- leged fraud in Cohen’s for Fox’s entertainment viously licensed to Fox, hunt for new attorneys. business on Wednesday, a It wasn't immediate- business dealings. reuniting X-Men with day after a federal judge the Avengers. ly clear what prompted has cleared AT&T’s $85 the change or who would seeing some of the confis- David Turetsky, a pro- cated files on the grounds billion takeover of Time fessor at the State Uni- take over. The person, who Warner. wasn't authorized to dis- that they were protected versity of New York at If Comcast succeeds in cuss the matter and spoke by attorney client privi- Albany, warns that the outbidding Disney for Fox, to the AP on condition of lege. The pair, along with AT&T ruling is based on a major cable distributor anonymity, also noted that lawyers for Trump, has "specific facts and evi- Cohen has not yet held been working for weeks to would control even more dence" that may or may any discussions with pros- identify documents that channels on its lineup and not apply in other cases. ecutors about potentially should be withheld from those of its rivals. There Still, many of the circum- are fears that it could lead stances in that case are cooperating in the inves- prosecutors. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tigation. The legal teams were to higher cable bills or hin- similar with a potential Cohen has been repre- facing a deadline of the der online alternatives. Disney has made a $52.4 billion all-stock of- Comcast bid. sented since 2017 by Ste- end of this week to get But U.S. District Judge fer for the bulk of Twenty-First Century Fox, For Disney, a successful phen Ryan, a Washington much of that work com- Richard Leon cleared the which include studios behind the “Avatar” Comcast bid could make lawyer initially hired to plete. AT&T deal Tuesday de- movies, “The Simpsons” and “Modern Family.” their planned streaming prepare him for congressio- Neither Cohen, Ryan spite similar concerns. service less attractive. nal testimony about alleged nor Harrison immediate- The ruling signaled that in the works. There will Even if a company Wall Street braced for Russian interference in the ly responded to messages federal regulators might probably be a rush to con- doesn't need to get bigger a bidding war. Shares in presidential election. Wednesday. have a hard time stopping solidate. right away, it might need Fox increased nearly 8 After FBI agents raid- Federal prosecutors in companies from getting Cowen analyst Gregory to do so to prevent a com- percent to an all-time high ed Cohen's office in April, New York have publicly bigger by gobbling up ri- Williams said the ruling petitor from doing so. of $43.90. Disney gained Ryan and his New York said they are investigating vals and the content they could unleash "pent up" Disney has made a more than 2 percent, while partner, Todd Harrison, alleged fraud in Cohen's own. demand for mergers and $52.4 billion all-stock of- Comcast lost more than 1 went to court to try to business dealings, but ha- Comcast isn't likely acquisitions "across the fer for the bulk of Twen- percent in morning trad- keep investigators from ven't disclosed details. the only mega-media bid Pay-TV landscape." ty-First Century Fox, ing Wednesday. A6 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 2018 POLICE/FIRE Thefts rise after California All address information, particu- on Tuesday; at 95 Tremont St. Monday. larly arrests, reflect police records. In at 8:13 p.m. on Tuesday; at the event of a perceived inaccuracy, 10 Pond St. at 11:03 p.m. on Complaints reduces criminal penalties it is the sole responsibility of the con- Tuesday; at 90 Robinson St. at 11:49 p.m. on Tuesday. A report of a stolen iPhone 6 cerned party to contact the relevant was made at 1 Mcintyre Court By Don Thompson A report of threats made at ASSOCIATED PRESS police department and have the de- 59 West Sigourney St. at 3 at 4:07 p.m. on Monday. partment issue a notice of correction p.m. on Tuesday. A caller reported a patient’s SACRAMENTO, Ca- to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- family member made threats lif. — California voters' at Aviv Skilled Nursing Center, ifications will not be made without Overdose decision to reduce penal- 240 Lynnfield St., at 9:01 a.m. ties for drug and property express notice of change from the A report of a possible over- on Tuesday. The officer stated crimes in 2014 contribut- arresting police department. dose on Union Street at 11:21 the patient was discharged ed to a jump in car bur- a.m. on Tuesday. from the facility and a notice glaries, shoplifting and LYNN of trespass was issued. other theft, researchers Theft A caller reported a person reported. Arrests walking through yards at 14 Larcenies increased A report of shoplifting at Tumelty Road at 1 a.m. on about 9 percent by 2016, Jose Delacruz, 20, of 115 Shaw’s Supermarket, 43 State Tuesday. Responding officers or about 135 more thefts per 100,000 residents Bartholomew St., Peabody, St., at 10:44 a.m. on Tuesday. confirmed a person doing than if tougher penalties was arrested and charged on A report of motor vehicle fence work in the yard. Wednesday at 1:48 p.m. with theft at 17 Franklin St. at 1:44 had remained, according to results of a study by the possession of a Class C drug, a.m. on Tuesday. Theft number plate violation, and nonpartisan Public Policy operating a motor vehicle with A caller reported a motor Institute of California re- Vandalism leased Tuesday. a suspended license. vehicle breaking and entering Thefts from motor vehi- Jennifer O’Hara, of 343 A report of vandalism to a at Luigi’s, 117 Lynnfield St., motor vehicle at 111 Robinson cles accounted for about Main St., Alton, was arrested at 5:16 p.m. on Monday. Re- three-quarters of the in- St. at 9:44 a.m. on Tuesday; at and charged on Wednesday at sponding officers confirmed a crease. San Francisco 11:52 a.m. with operating a 617 Boston St. at 2:26 p.m. shoulder bag with credit cards alone recorded more than motor vehicle with a suspend- on Wednesday. and $130 cash was taken but 30,000 auto burglaries PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ed license, not in possession A report of vandalism at 10 there are no suspects. last year, which author- The Public Policy Institute of California re- of a license, and equipment Fortesque Terrace at 9:41 p.m. A caller reported his bike ities largely blamed on ported Tuesday that larcenies increased about violation. on Tuesday. was stolen from his front yard gangs. Shoplifting may be 9 percent from 2014 to 2016. Kevin Sanchez, 24, of 11 at 18 Essex Lane at 8:48 a.m. leveling off, researchers Phillips Ave., was arrested and LYNNFIELD Tuesday. found, but there is no sign charged on Tuesday at 3:49 of a decline in thefts from in violent crime. crimes. If it weren't for p.m. with operating a motor Accidents REVERE vehicles. Violent crime spiked those changes, research- vehicle with a suspended li- Proposition 47 lowered by about 13 percent after ers found California's cense, and a number plate A caller reported a hit and Accidents criminal sentences for Proposition 47 passed, violent crime rate would violation. run motor vehicle accident at drug possession, theft, but researchers said the have increased 4.7 per- Bali-Hai restaurant, 93 Moul- A report of a motor vehicle shoplifting, identity theft, trend started earlier and cent from 2014 to 2016. Accidents ton Drive, at 4:32 p.m. on accident on Washington Ave- receiving stolen property, was mainly because of un- Researchers compared Monday. nue on Tuesday at 11:13 a.m.; writing bad checks and related changes in crime California's crime trends A report of a motor vehicle A caller reported a woman at Mike’s Welding on Washing- check forgery from felo- reporting by the FBI and to those in other states accident at 485 Broadway at drove her vehicle onto the curb ton Avenue on Tuesday at 5:36 nies that can bring prison the Los Angeles Police De- with historically similar terms to misdemeanors partment. trends. They found the 4:35 a.m. on Tuesday; at Ida and had significant tire dam- p.m.; at North Shore Road and Street and Western Avenue at that often bring minimal The FBI broadened increase in California's age at 5:22 p.m. on Monday. Shawmut Street with property jail sentences. its definition of sexual violent crime rate was 7:03 a.m. on Tuesday; at 167 A report of a motor vehicle damage on Tuesday 5:43 p.m.; While researchers can crimes in 2014, while the less than that of compar- North Common St. at 8:48 accident with property damage at Floyd and Revere streets link the measure to more LAPD improved its crime ison states, but larcenies a.m. on Tuesday; at 145 North at Route 1 at 129 at 7:12 a.m. with property damage on Tues- theft, they found it did not reporting after previous- jumped in California as Common St. at 8:51 a.m. on on Tuesday. day at 3:30 p.m. lead to the state's increase ly underreporting violent they declined elsewhere. Tuesday; at 659 Lynnfield St. at 10:30 a.m. on Tuesday; at Assaults Complaints 24 Market St. at 1:02 p.m. on Witnesses disguised by makeup Tuesday; at Metro Credit Union, A report of an assault made A report of a domestic dis- 475 Western Ave., at 1:12 p.m. on Elizabeth Way at 5:51 p.m. turbance at the Revere Hous- on Tuesday; at Boston and on Monday. ing Authority on Adams Court take stand at a Mafia boss trial on Tuesday at 5:11 a.m.; on Myrtle streets at 5:53 p.m. on By Alanna what appeared to be a Tuesday; at 849 Lynnfield St. Complaints Hopkins Street on Tuesday at 11:12 p.m.; a report of loud Durkin Richer dark wig, bushy beard, at 7:05 p.m. on Tuesday; on A caller reported a suspi- ASSOCIATED PRESS large fake nose and tan Sidney Avenue at 6:58 a.m. on stereo on Cummings Avenue cious person driving around on Tuesday at 6:40 a.m.; a makeup. The other, who Wednesday; at 76 Lewis St. at BOSTON — Two U.S. went by Kevin Smith, was the neighborhood on North Hill report of vandalism on Patriot Marshals Service officials 7:56 a.m. on Wednesday; at Drive at 9:50 a.m. on Monday. a slight man in a brown Broad Street and Lynnway at Parkway on Tuesday at 1:14 wearing makeup, wigs suit with long red hair in Responding officers confirmed p.m.; on Jones Road on Tues- and beards to disguise 7:59 a.m. on Wednesday; at it was an engineering company a ponytail and a long, thin day at 9:07 p.m.; a report of their identities took the red beard. 421 Essex St. at 11:44 a.m. working in town. on Wednesday; at Chestnut suspicious activity at Honey stand Wednesday in the Salemme and his co-de- A caller reported a driver was Dew Donuts on Squire Road trial of a former New En- fendant, Paul Weadick, Street and Western Avenue at operating erratically at 618 1:15 p.m. on Wednesday; at on Tuesday at 5:09 a.m. gland Mafia boss accused are accused of killing Summer St. at 3:11 p.m. on of killing a nightclub own- Eastern and Western avenues DiSarro to prevent him Monday. The officer spoke with er in 1993. at 2:56 p.m. on Wednesday. SWAMPSCOTT from cooperating with au- the driver and the driver stated The officials, using PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS A report of a motor vehicle thorities investigating Sa- he dropped a cigarette on the pseudonyms, described Francis P. “Cadillac accident with personal injury Accidents lemme. DiSarro's remains floor. how Francis "Cadillac Frank” Salemme, a for- at Pleasant and South Com- weren't found until March A report of a motor vehicle Frank" Salemme left At- mer Mafia boss accused 2016 after authorities re- mon streets at 9:38 a.m. on MARBLEHEAD accident with personal injury lanta where he had been of killing a nightclub ceived a tip that they were Tuesday; at 310 Eastern Ave. at 408 Humphrey St. at 12:23 living in the Witness Se- owner in 1993. buried behind an old mill at 1:25 a.m. on Wednesday. Complaints p.m. on Tuesday. curity Program and later building in Providence, A report of a motor vehicle was arrested at a Con- ficials work with people R.I. Salemme, now 84, and Breaking and Entering A report of a large limb down accident at 1005 Paradise necticut hotel after club who are living under new Weadick deny involve- owner Steven DiSarro's A report of breaking and en- on Liberty Lane blocking the Road at 2:14 p.m. on Tuesday; identities in the witness ment in the killing. remains were found in Salemme, who led the tering at 112 Lake View Ave. at road at 3:11 p.m. Tuesday. on Danvers Road at 5:59 p.m. protection program and 2016. New England family of La 7:29 p.m. on Tuesday; at 32 A Lincoln Park resident re- on Tuesday. revealing their true iden- ported her neighbor sprayed A report of a hit and run Judge Allison Burroughs Cosa Nostra in the ear- Chestnut St. at 12:36 p.m. on allowed the rare disguises tities could have devas- her with a hose during a dis- motor vehicle accident on Oak ly 1990s, had been living Wednesday. after the Marshals Service tating consequences, the in Atlanta in the Witness pute at 5:49 p.m. Tuesday. The Road at 3:30 p.m. on Tuesday. pressed her to close the Marshals Service said. Security Program in 2016 woman brought a video of the Complaints courtroom to the public One of the officials — a under the name Richard incident to police. Breaking and Entering while the officials testi- large man in a dark suit Parker after cooperating A report of an unwelcome A driver near Atlantic Avenue A report of a breaking and fied, calling it a "question who told the jury his name with the government in a guest at 160 Neptune Blvd. and Seaview Avenue reported of life and death." The of- was John Douglas — wore separate case. at 3:13 a.m. on Tuesday; at a slow driver in the inbound entering at 10 Prospect Ave. at 90 Green St. at 11 a.m. on lane at 8:54 p.m. Tuesday. 7:26 a.m. on Tuesday. Tuesday; at 201 Essex St. at Police report the driver was Michigan State president disparaged 1:20 p.m. on Tuesday; at 570 unaware of the speed limit and Complaints Western Ave. at 10:33 a.m. on being cautious. A report of a noise complaint lawyers, victim in email over Nassar Wednesday. A Bowden Street resident at 58 Pine St. at 2:12 p.m. on A report of suspicious ac- reported someone went Tuesday. tivity at 74 Linwood St. at EAST LANSING, Mich. through his car during the night A report of suspicious activi- (AP) — Michigan State 3:37 a.m. on Tuesday; at 48 Wednesday at 6:39 a.m. ty at the old middle school, 71 University's interim pres- Sheridan St. at 5:48 a.m. on Greenwood Ave., at 4:18 p.m. ident criticized lawyers Tuesday; at 10 Woodlawn St. PEABODY on Tuesday; at 33 Cherry St. at who represent Larry Nas- at 8:53 a.m. on Tuesday; at 1:45 a.m. on Wednesday. sar's assault victims and 3 Woodlawn St. at 9:46 a.m. Accidents suggested that the first on Tuesday; at 6 Bowler St. Theft woman to go public with at 2:55 p.m. on Tuesday; at A report of a motor vehicle her accusations was prob- 84 South St. at 5:29 p.m. on accident at 115 Main St. at A report of larceny at 16 ably getting a "kickback" Tuesday; at Menlo Avenue and 2:51 p.m. on Monday; at 210 Hawthorne Road at 7:17 p.m. from her attorney, accord- Pennybrook Road at 7:27 p.m. N Andover St. at 4:48 p.m. on on Tuesday. ing to emails. John Engler's remarks were made to anoth- er university official in April, a month before Michigan State agreed to a $500 million settlement Lynn Drug Task Force with hundreds of women PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and girls who said they were sexually assault- Rachael Denhollander and Michigan Lt. Gov. ed by Nassar, a campus Brian Calley. On Tuesday, Calley signed a bill Hotline sports doctor now serving inspired by the Nassar scandal that gives child- decades in prison. The hood sexual abuse victims more time to sue. Chronicle of Higher Ed- 781-477-4444 CALL 24 HOURS A DAY ucation and Detroit Free "The survivors now are Rachael Denhollander, of Press reported on the being manipulated by tri- Louisville, Ky., who identi- or text the word tiplynn emails Wednesday. al lawyers who in the end fied herself as a victim to Engler, a former Mich- will each get millions of the Indianapolis Star in and your tip to “tip411” (847411) igan governor, had an dollars more than any of 2016. She has repeatedly email exchange with Carol individual survivors with criticized Michigan State's Viventi, a Michigan State the exception of Denhol- response to the Nassar Spanish menu available vice president and spe- lander who is likely to get scandal. cial counsel. The emails kickback from Manley for Michigan State spokes- All reports of neighborhood activity followed allegations at her role in the trial law- woman Emily Gerkin a stormy public meeting yer manipulation," Engler Guerrant didn't immedi- will be investigated. that Engler was trying to said, misspelling attorney ately respond to a request Callers may remain anonymous. pay off a woman without John Manly's name. for comment on Engler's her lawyer's input. Engler was referring to email. THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 GOP leaders sell immigration bills, with Trump’s blessing

By Alan Fram were still writing the sec- mise measure passed the and Lisa Mascaro ond bill. Republicans said House, its fate in the Sen- ASSOCIATED PRESS it would contain a way ate was in doubt. Demo- for Dreamers to qualify crats there have enough WASHINGTON — Re- for permanent residence votes to scuttle any bill. publican leaders began and potentially become Trump’s backing — es- the problematic task of citizens, while accepting pecially if he announced it finding support for an conservatives’ demands to publicly — could help nail immigration compromise finance Trump’s proposed down some support. But Wednesday, telling law- border wall with Mexico GOP “no” votes seemed makers that President and restrictions on legal likely, including by some Donald Trump was back- immigration. conservatives dubious ing the still-evolving bill. With Republicans bat- about granting what they But cracks within the par- tling to keep their House consider amnesty to peo- ty were on full display and majority in November’s ple in the U.S. illegally. it seemed that pushing elections, merely staging In fact, former Trump the measure through the the immigration votes, White House strategist House next week would be win or lose, achieves some Steve Bannon told a group a challenge. political objectives. The of House conservatives “If it was a resolution on plan helped party leaders Wednesday that “if the apple pie, you’re going to block unhappy moderates House votes for amnesty, lose some votes, some Re- trying to force the House then it will deflate the base publican votes,” said Rep. to consider immigration and they’ll stay home,’” Mario Diaz-Balart, R-Fla. bills considered too liberal said Rep. Steve King, R-Io- A day after top Republi- by many Republicans, and wa, who invited Bannon. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS cans said the House would will let lawmakers assert King said Bannon warned vote next week on two that they tried addressing House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., and Speaker of the that could cost Republi- competing immigration the issue. House Paul Ryan, R-Wis., confer during a news conference following a cans House control. measures, it was wide- If both bills lose, “at least closed-door GOP meeting on immigration, on Capitol Hill in Washington Rep. Scott Perry, R-Pa., a ly assumed that a hard- you know where everyone Wednesday. Freedom Caucus member, right measure would lose. stands,” said Rep. War- said it was “a pretty big That bill would give young ren Davidson, R-Ohio, a leader of the Congressional are pawns for a wall. That nated the Deferred Action compromise” for him to “Dreamer” immigrants member of the hard-right Hispanic Caucus said her is going to be a very difficult for Childhood Arrivals support the conservative just limited opportunities House Freedom Caucus. group’s goal was to have thing to defend” in the No- program, or DACA, which immigration bill because to remain in the U.S. while Democrats seemed likely he doesn’t consider it re- “zero Democratic support” vember elections, she said. has temporarily shielded imposing tough restric- to solidly oppose both pack- strictive enough. He said The bills represent the hundreds of thousands of tions on legal immigration ages. A day after House for the GOP bills. he’d examine details of the and bolstering border se- Minority Leader Nancy Rep. Michelle Lujan GOP’s attempt to address them from deportation. middle-ground legislation curity. Pelosi, D-Calif., said Demo- Grisham, D-N.M., said the Dreamers, young immi- Federal courts have kept leaders were crafting be- GOP leaders, negotiat- crats would fight any mea- Republican measures “are grants brought to the the program functioning fore deciding whether to ing with quarreling mod- sure advancing Trump’s going to make it clearer U.S. illegally as children. for now. back it and said Trump’s erates and conservatives, immigration policies, the than ever that Dreamers Trump last year termi- Even if the compro- support didn’t sell him. Students moving on up in Saugus Talking trash: SAUGUS What’s the delay? From A1 Brown, who was nervous TRASH To be fair, he said, tax- about the ceremony be- From A1 payers should know the cause she said she didn’t revenues from the trash want to believe it was real for a $90 annual trash fee fees were not included in until she had the certifi- to all homeowners. Those the fiscal year 2018 bud- cate in her hand, said she changes made it a lot easi- get, but have been added felt good about the transi- er to send bills, he said. to the 2019 budget, which tion. The measure also in- starts on July 1. “It’s a lot more freedom cluded a provision to bor- “The budget’s done, the and opportunities to do row $14 million to fill the tax bills are out, now we more stuff,” she said. budget hole. can focus on the trash Pedro Daltoe, 11, said But Caron said the bills fee,” he said. “There’s only he was a little nervous for have not yet been issued so much we can do, I can’t middle school, and he wor- because he was crafting sleep here at night.” ried about adjusting to a the 2019 budget. Mayor Thomas M. Mc- new routine. “I couldn’t deal with the Gee declined comment. His advice to his class- trash fee, I was spending Cyr did not return a call mates was to work hard. all my time on the bud- seeking comment. The biggest honor of the get,” he said. morning was bestowed Now, Caron said, the Thomas Grillo can be upon Principal Eric Jones bills are set to go out next reached at tgrillo@item- by his students. Jones, week. live.com. who has been at the school for six years, has accept- ed a principal position in Stoneham. Albaum bringing “These kids started with me in kindergarten and now they’re leaving at vinyl back to Lynn the same time as I am,” said Jones. “It’s a strange VINYL recent epidemic of young- feeling. I’m going to miss From A1 er generations jumping on these guys but I’m excited the vinyl bandwagon. for what’s next.” “The response was really “Other formats of mu- Students surprised good, I only had a couple sic have come and gone, Jones by presenting him slow nights and what re- but records haven’t gotten with a gift, a bouquet of ally blew me away was the old,” said Albaum. “I don’t flowers, and a kind mes- age range,” said Albaum. know if it’s the action of sage about how helpful “There were so many old- queuing one up, holding and understanding he has er people who live down- one in your hands, or even been as a principal. town who showed up with the full-sized album art, “Congratulations to all their old records to play but there’s just something of you and thank you to because they didn’t have special about records.” all of you for the last six anything to play them on Albaum invites everyone years,” said Jones. themselves.” to come and listen to the Bridget Turcotte can be The host’s favorite part feel good sounds of vinyls, ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE reached at bturcotte@item- about the event is the ease but he wants locals to know live.com. Follow her on George Salsman, an unsung hero, prepares to give his mother flowers in which people share this is not a DJ night where Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. for helping with the yearbook. their own stories that re- people can come to play late to whatever record around with and scratch is spinning on the turn- some records. Albaum will table. Albaum, who has be on a stand with his turn- More room(s) for hotels in Revere hundreds of vinyls in his table and a microphone personal collection, will with a time slot sheet that people can sign up on so ev- REVERE bring a mystery box of re- cords, with every possible eryone gets a turn to listen From A1 genre of music you could to what they like. imagine, for attendees to “The main thing is turn- The mayor said hotel de- ing this street into what it velopment is a welcome choose from. “I’m hoping to build the used to be, don’t forget it relief from the apartment was a train on grade and communities that have ris- same community of music enthusiasts here, regard- when they elevated it they en over the last few years. didn’t want to kill any- less of the age or the genre While Arrigo has been sup- thing underneath and it of music, there isn’t any- portive of residential con- was for a reason, this was thing that I won’t play,” he struction, such as the Ocean Central Square where said. 650 Apartments on Ocean central things happened,” Aside from locals choos- Avenue and Beach House said Meneses. “This is like ing from his own collec- on Revere Beach Boulevard, the Grand Canyon, when he said the city may have tion, Albaum encourages you close this off, it’s one reached a saturation point. anyone who has records to of the few streets where The latest proposal for bring them and stop by the anything can happen and apartments is at Bian- event. As a DJ for the last it’s just a great feel.” chi’s, the iconic 70-year- decade, Albaum acknowl- old pizza shop. The City edges the ease in which Bella diGrazia can be GRAPHIC | LIXI GROUP Council recently approved music can be obtained dig- reached at bdigrazia@ construction of a 145-unit An artist rendering of the proposed 172-room Marriott SpringHill Suites itally, but also notes the itemlive.com. apartment development at Waterfront Square. at the restaurant on Re- vere Beach Boulevard. The mayor said progress On a hotel at the Re- includes the car wash and Need to find “There isn’t much of an for the hotel project at the vere Car Wash, the mayor the former pizza restau- appetite for residential former Papa Gino’s loca- said the InterContinental rant, said the hotels will an article? anymore,” Arrigo said. tion, which has been demol- Hotels Group will bring a be good for the city. “People are asking ‘Are we ished, has slowed as the de- higher and better use to “I like the idea for ho- Subscribe to willing to put residential veloper secures financing. the site, as well as much tels at those locations,” he development on every sin- “It’s still on track,” he needed revenue to the city. said. “They are both per- e-edition on gle available piece of real said. “Nothing will pre- Ward 3 Councilor Arthur fectly situated in proxim- estate?’ The answer is no.” vent them from building.” F. Guinasso, whose district ity to Boston.” A8 THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Sex, love, loss: Little is off limits on ‘Red Table Talk’

NEW YORK (AP) — Sex, love and loss, self- harm, addiction and re- covery: There isn't much Jada Pinkett Smith, her mom, Adrienne Banfield-Norris, and her 17-year-old daughter, Willow, aren't willing to talk about around a shiny round red table in a unique Facebook show that has a growing, grate- ful audience of women. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS And that, Pinkett Smith said in a recent interview, "Whip My Hair" fame is the point. and years ago walked Pinkett Smith, who has in on her mom and dad, been both TV talk show Will Smith, having sex. guest and TV talk show Pinkett Smith said she producer, considers "Red Table Talk" intimate, au- herself was 9 when her thentic and fluid, a combi- grandmother filled her in nation difficult to achieve on the wonders of mas- through more traditional turbation and she later PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS channels. The weekly spent a stretch of quality show debuted about a time alone with sex toys, Welcome center to open at mansion after long-running battle month ago on Facebook sometimes achieving mul- Watch and includes live tiple orgasms in up to five NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) — The ble mansions and to Rhode Island. Szapary, a descendant of Corne- extras like viewer ques- forays in a single day. group that owns The Breakers The society has said for years that lius Vanderbilt II, drove by the tions and guest appear- Norris, fondly referred to mansion in Rhode Island is opening visitors deserve world-class hos- grounds recently. He said the cen- ances by friends and as Gammy, spoke honestly a welcome center that has drawn pitality at The Breakers, which is ter is larger and more intrusive family. about her past struggles strenuous opposition from neigh- perhaps the grandest of Newport's than he feared. "It's not about format," with drug addiction and bors, preservationists and many de- summer homes. "They really are supposed to she said. "I want to keep the pain of losing a daugh- scendants of the Vanderbilt family. But opponents said they want- present these houses and proper- that organic flow. I don't ter. Pinkett Smith and The Preservation Society of New- ed the welcome center to be built ties as near as possible to the way want anything to be Gabrielle Union shared port County is cutting the ribbon across the street or elsewhere, so they would've been when families forced." their 17-year feud and Thursday on the grounds of the Na- it wouldn't "permanently mar" the were actually living there," Szapary It certainly doesn't feel their mending of fences. tional Historic Landmark in New- historic character of the landscape. said Wednesday. "Putting a mod- that it is as the three Pinkett Smith and her port. Railroad magnate Cornelius The neighborhood association lost a ern structure like this right on the generations venture into husband's first wife,Sher - Vanderbilt II built the opulent lawsuit opposing the plan in 2015. grounds goes very much against some sensitive territory. ee Fletcher, went over 70-room mansion overlooking the The Rhode Island Supreme Court that mission." So far, Willow has rockier times raising the Atlantic Ocean in the late 1800s. declined to intervene in an attempt The preservation society says revealed that she was now-grown Trey, Will's The preservation society is to block zoning approval last year. A the welcome center, a $5.4 million once a cutter, hated her son with Fletcher. expecting about 500 people and groundbreaking soon followed. project, will provide modern bath- Democratic Gov. Gina Raimondo Preservationist Ronald Lee room and ticketing facilities and at the event. Raimondo said she's Fleming, who lives near The a place to get refreshments. About Jason Wu’s first fragrance thrilled to have a new, exciting way Breakers, said he's still concerned 450,000 people visit The Breakers speaks to his childhood to welcome tourists to the incredi- about the visual impact. Paul annually. NEW YORK (AP) — Review: Johnny Marr scales new heights with ‘Call the Comet’ Scents often bring on memories and Jason Wu ASSOCIATED PRESS ulation is sick and shaking/Can't packed a personal one think straight /Minds breaking.") into his first fragrance, The two leading forces behind Other standouts are The that of jasmine. But The Smiths have offered new music Cure-sounding "Spiral Cities," the finding just the right raw lately, but that's pretty much where warm and smooth "Hi Hello" that ingredients was a process. the similarities end. This fall, we nods to Patti Smith's "Dancing The designer told The found Morrissey spending the day Barefoot," the dark and moody Associated Press at the in bed in "Low in High School," "Actor Attractor" and the spacey, Fragrance Foundation hiding in his sheets and warning us brilliant "Walk Into the Sea." Awards, where the pack- to "stop watching the news." Marr has said the album explores aging for his namesake Now it's time for former band- an "alternative society" set in the eau de parfum was nom- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS mate, Johnny Marr. On his third "not-too-distant future" but it turns inated, that a niche fra- solo album, "Call the Comet," out to be a very loose concept. The grance like his demands base is in a circular gold Marr couldn't be more opposite — title, which comes on the song "The an intimate connection. design that looks like the charging into the world, definitely Tracers," evokes a cosmic escape He smelled a lot of differ- handles of his handbags watching the news and making plan: "Ride the comet, ride it so far/ ent raw ingredients when at that time. vibrant, scintillating music in the Come with me/Evaporate." he was creating it with The biggest challenge, process. The last track is vintage Marr senior perfumer Frank he said, was creating The 12-track rock album is easily — a complex rock song with a Voelkl at Fermenich. something that will his best as a solo artist, deep and pop sheen and lyrics that go for "And there was one endure. rich both musically and lyrically. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the throat. "A Different Gun" was smell that was so cap- "When we design a Playing "Call the Comet" is like inspired by the 2016 Bastille Day tivating to me and it fragrance ... it's something biting into a meaty, hearty stew Marr uses jangling guitars, pro- attack in which 86 people were turned out it was Jas- that is forever," Wu said. after years of getting by on just gressive hooks and thick synths to killed and contains the lyric: "Every mine. ... It just kind "You have to really com- broth. Most of the songs are over create unexpected parings, like on day is a different sun/Blown away of brought me back to mit and you have to really four minutes, showing an artist less "Bug," a jaunty, foot-stomper about with a different gun." 5-year-old me in Taiwan know how to encompass concerned with radio play and more the virus of right-wing ideology So feel free to stay in bed, Mor- picking those flowers with your brand in one little with complexity and beauty. ("Everybody feels the aching/Pop- rissey. Marr is who we need now. my cousins," Wu said. bottle. That means every- With top notes of fig and thing from the cap, the Historic theater in Boston sees construction setback pink pepper, a woodsy bottle, the paper carton, touch at the base and down to the scent." BOSTON (AP) — A support Colonial Theatre failed sometime lighting among other production hints of iris, it was the The liquid inside is a beam at a historic theater under between Friday night and Saturday equipment. He says it was not jasmine sambac flow- nude pink, a common renovation in Boston has failed, morning. related to the infrastructure of the er that stood out. Wu hue for the designer. The potentially delaying the world Robert Jones, a spokesman for theater. created it last year and box is a darker shade. premiere of "Moulin Rouge! The the operators of the Colonial, says Jones says officials are still work- it launched recently in And the floral notes in Musical." the grid did not fall and the issue ing to determine what the sched- a bottle reminiscent of the perfume refer to the The Boston Globe reports a was "quickly contained." ule implications are for "Moulin a boxy clutch he showed many floral prints he beam that supports a new steel Jones says the grid holds up a Rouge!" which was set to open June on the runway that fall. almost always includes in grid above the stage at Emerson system for the stage scenery and 27. The top of the thick glass runway collections.

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MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: SUN, MOON, TIDES National weather TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST Wednesday...... 6323 Wednesday...... 3287 Forecast for Thursday, June 14, 2018 Mostly sunny skies. High 79F. W winds 10 to 15 kt with Tuesday...... 6318 Tuesday...... 2148 Sunrise today 5:04 a.m. Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. Winds W at 15 to 25 mph. gusts up to 25 kt. Waves Monday...... 5413 Monday...... 8448 Sunset today 8:24 p.m. around 2 ft. Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: L Tonight: Considerable cloud- Sunrise tomorrow 5:04 a.m. iness. Occasional rain show- Tonight: NW winds 10 to 15 ers later at night. Low 56F. kt, becoming N 5 to 10 kt EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER High tide today 12:20 p.m. H Winds NW at 10 to 20 mph. after midnight. Gusts up to All 4...... $4,669 All 4...... $5,027 Low tide today 6:19 p.m. Chance of rain 40%. 25 kt. Waves around 2 ft. A First or last 3...... $654 First or last 3...... $704 chance of showers. High tide tomorrow 1:13 p.m. H Any 2...... $56 Any 2...... $60 Any 1...... $6 Any 1...... $6 ANY ORDER ANY ORDER All 4...... $389 All 4...... $209

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Cold Warm Stationary Last 3...... $218 Last 3...... $117 Pressure H L Mass Cash: 2-9-16-27-33 High Low Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice JUNE 20 JUNE 27 TODAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Megabucks: 14-21-26-27-39-47 <-10 -0s0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110+ P Cloudy | High 78, Low 55 AM Clouds | High 74, Low 59 M’ Sunny | High 82, Low 62 NATIONAL SUMMARY: Dry air will extend from the Ohio Valley to the Powerball: 13-20-38-45-55-(1) mid-Atlantic while a few showers riddle northern New England today. Storms are forecast to dot the Southeast amid humid air. Locally severe storms are likely over the northern Plains as cooler air invades the northern Rockies. Sunshine will bake much of the Southwest ahead of Bud’s moisture.

©2018 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 2018 Beverly baseball off to Division 2 North Final after beating Burlington

By Daniel Kane offense for Beverly. Matt Collins ITEM STAFF and Nick Berry each also added an RBI single. LYNN — A great pitching per- Panthers starting pitcher Kyle formance by Beverly’s Mike Ur- Cravatis struggled early, walking banski in relief and clutch hitting three of the rst four batters he from the top of the order added up faced, leaving the bases loaded in to a 5-1 win against Burlington at the rst inning with one out. How- Fraser Field on Wednesday, send- ever, Cravatis battled back to force a ing the No. 3 Panthers to the Divi- fly ball that was caught in foul terri- sion 2 North Final. tory and then notched a strikeout to Beverly totaled eight hits during end the inning. the game, seven of which came In the bottom of the first, McCar- from the rst four batters in the thy started things off with a leadoff Panthers order. double and was then moved to third “That was the MVP of the Mid- after a sacrifice bunt from Collins. In dlesex league, 9-1 with 6 shutouts his first at bat, Brown sent a high fly and we hit him pretty good,” Bev- COURTESY PHOTO ball to left field that was misplayed, erly head coach Dave Wilbur said bringing McCarthy home and ad- Peabody native Steve Leavitt has of Burlington pitcher Joshua vancing Brown to third base. Berry ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE signed a professional baseball contract Becker. “Our bats came alive.” would later drive Brown in to score, with the Rudioso Osos of the Indepen- Spencer Brown (2-for-3, two dou- Beverly’s Tim McCarthy went 3-for-3 with giving Beverly a 2-1 lead. dent Pecos League. bles and three RBI) and Tim Mc- three runs scored in a win over Burlington in Carthy (3-for-3, three runs) led the BEVERLY, B2 the Division 2 North semi nals Wednesday. Peabody native Leavitt signs Swampscott baseball comes out on pro baseball wrong side of slugfest with Austin Prep By Harold Rivera tin Prep and we like our chances,’” ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Swampscott coach Jason Calichman contract said. “It didn’t happen today. We made LYNN — Coaches often preach the ve errors, 12 walks, a couple hit bat- importance of jumping out to a quick ters. You’re not going to beat anybody, By Harold Rivera start and carrying that momentum ITEM SPORTS EDITOR nevermind a really good team, like through the rest of the game. that.” SALEM — Peabody native Steve Leavitt The No. 13 Swampscott baseball Aside from a six-run rally in the was cut from the Salem State baseball team team sprinted out to a 4-0 lead in the fourth, the Big Blue couldn’t get much during his freshman year. But sometimes pa- rst inning of Wednesday night’s Divi- going to halt the Cougars. Austin Prep sion 3 North semi nal at Fraser Field. tience reaps in bene ts. scored in every inning except the bot- After that, No. 1 Austin Prep took Three years later, Leavitt, a right-handed tom of the sixth. control and never looked back. The pitcher, led the Vikings with four complete “I love that we battled back when Cougars shook off their slow start to games on the mound and nished his senior they went up. We put a little scare on season with a 4-4 record, 3.67 ERA and 38 grab a 26-10 win, ending Swamp- ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE them,” Calichman said. “They just sort strikeouts in 56 1/3 innings of work. In the scott’s season. of reloaded and we ran out of gas. It process, Leavitt emerged as a key piece of Swampscott’s David Quill scores “At the beginning of the season we wasn’t an ideal way to end the season.” Salem State’s rotation and one of the more a run in the top of the rst inning said ‘give us a neutral site with (Luke) reliable pitchers in MASCAC. against Austin Prep Wednesday. Marshall on the mound against Aus- BIG BLUE, B2 Now Leavitt’s taking the next step in his baseball career. The 23-year-old recently signed a contract with the Ruidoso Osos of the Independent Pecos League. The Pecos League Navs’ offense comes alive in win over Brockton is an independent league operating in cities in desert mountain regions throughout Califor- BROCKTON — The North Shore Navi- The Navs banged out a season-high 14 Collins (Bates) posted matching zeroes nia, New Mexico, Southern Arizona, Kansas, gators rode a gritty offensive effort to their hits, reaching double-digits in that category through the rst three innings before the West Texas and Southern Colorado. second win in three games Wednesday af- for the fth time this season. All nine start- Navs took the game’s rst lead in the fourth. “Steve has the opportunity to play profes- ternoon as they scored nine runs over the ers reached base safely in the contest, eight Third baseman Elias Varinos (Tufts) drew sional baseball and you never know,” Salem fourth through seventh innings en route to had hits, and ve had multiple hits. Short- a leadoff walk, stole second, and scored on State baseball coach Al Donovan, a Lynn na- a 9-7 decision over the Brockton Rox in stop Andrew Olszak (Southern Maine) Frelick’s knock through the left side. After tive, said. “Pitchers and positional players get Futures Collegiate Baseball League action went 3-for-4, scored twice, and drove in an- designated hitter Harrison Engstrom (Co- injured in the minors and teams will go look at Campanelli Stadium. other run, while second baseman Sal Frelick chise) logged his rst of two singles, right through the independent leagues to see who’s North Shore improved to 3-9 with the (Boston College) had two hits and three playing well. It’s a chance for a young kid to elder JP Knight (Tufts) doubled North victory, which a league-record crowd of RBI. Frelick leads the team with seven RBI Shore’s lead to 2-0 with a run-scoring hit of live his dream and make an opportunity out 5,725 fans witnessed. Brockton moved to after just two games. his own. of it. 7-5 after suffering its second consecutive Navs starter Matt O’Connor (UMass “We’re all happy for him at Salem State,” loss. Lowell) and Brockton counterpart Nolan NAVS, B2 Donovan added. “The opportunity he’ll get out there is well deserved. He graduated and was an academic all-MASCAC player for three years. I’m sure he’ll go out there and work with the same effort he had all four years here.” Leavitt, who graduated from Salem State in May with a bachelor’s degree in business ad- ministration, gave the Osos a verbal commit- ment in May. The Osos, based in Ruidoso, New Mexico, will play the majority of their games on the road this summer. Leavitt made a cross-country drive and joined the team last week. “It’s unbelievable,” Leavitt said. “Three weeks ago when we lost in the semi nals of the MASCAC Tournament, I thought my or- ganized baseball career was over. I thought I’d be playing in a men’s league for the rest of my life. I got a call from Coach Donovan. He told me they needed pitchers and it was kind of a no-brainer for me. ITEM FILE PHOTOS “Everyone wants to play for the Red Sox as Peabody senior Tianna Dawe, left, and Marblehead ju- a kid,” Leavitt added. “Just having the oppor- nior Charlotte Plakans, right, were named co-MVPs of tunity to continue my baseball career, you the Northeastern Conference. can’t beat that.” The chance for Leavitt to play baseball and showcase his talents at the professional level is one he doesn’t plan on taking for granted. Dawe, Plakans earn With an elevated level of competition, Leavitt foresees challenges along the way but feels con dent his success will translate to the pro- NEC co-MVP honors fessional diamond. “It’s professional baseball but the way it was By Harold Rivera explained to me, a lot of these guys are play- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR ers that got cut from rookie league baseball,” The Northeastern Conference softball all-stars were announced Leavitt said. “I expect it to be around the earlier this week and the conference has voted co-MVP’s. The NEC level I played in college, probably better. I’m MVP award is shared by Marblehead junior pitcher Charlotte hoping my skills can translate at this level. Plakans and Peabody senior pitcher Tianna Dawe. I’m con dent and hoping to make the best of Both were instrumental pieces to their respective team’s state tour- it.” nament runs. The Magicians fell short in the Division 2 North quar- Donovan, who worked with Leavitt as the team’s pitching coach before taking the helm ter nal on Monday and nished the season 17-3. The Tanners lost in of the program two years ago, has nothing but the Division 1 North quarter nal on Tuesday and nished their year con dence in his chance to make noise with at 18-4. Peabody won its rst state tournament game in over a decade the Osos. with a 5-2 win over Boston Latin in the rst round of play. “You’re going to face all kinds of players that Also on the NEC all-conference team are Peabody senior out eld- have been released from minor league base- er Lucci Mastromatteo, Gloucester junior pitcher Sydney McKay, ball teams,” Donovan said. “You have to real- Beverly senior out elder Marlee Hamor, Swampscott junior short- ize too that you’re in elders, out elders and stop Katie Watts, Revere senior Victoria Correia, Lynn Classical catchers are all better players too. You just senior pitcher Tori Adams, Lynn Classical senior catcher Meg have to go out there, throw strikes and com- Leavitt, Medford junior center elder Brenna Forbes, Danvers ju- pete. He will. He believes in himself and his nior pitcher Alexcea Glynos and Danvers sophomore third baseman abilities. He’ll be ne.” Paige Wodarski. LEAVITT, B2 SOFTBALL, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 2018 Sale dominates, Betts homers as Sox beat up on Orioles BALTIMORE (AP) — Chris away from me, I get emotional,” Betts hit a 3-2 pitch from Yefry Sale was headed out of the game Sale said. “At the end of the day, Ramirez over the center-field wall anyway, so it didn’t matter if he hey, we’re human, stuff is going to in the third for his 18th home run. received an ejection on his way to happen.” “The quality of his at-bats are the dugout. Sale struck out nine, allowed incredible for not playing, what, The important thing was that one run and gave up two hits in two weeks?” Cora said. “I mean, Sale was dominant through six ending a run of three straight los- the guy’s talented.” innings, and the Boston Red Sox ing starts. A three-run fifth made it 4-0, rode his performance to a 5-1 vic- Baltimore has lost seven and Martinez hit his team-lead- tory over the Baltimore Orioles straight and 14 of 16. The last ing 22nd homer in the seventh. on Wednesday for a three-game time the Orioles scored more than After placing Andrew Cashner sweep. five runs in a game was May 24, (back) on the disabled list Tues- After issuing two walks to open and it sure wasn’t going to hap- day, the Orioles recalled Ramirez the seventh in a 5-0 game, Sale pen against Sale. from Triple-A Norfolk to make his (6-4) was lifted by manager Alex “It’s a bad combination, we’re major league debut. The 24-year- Cora. As he was making his way not swinging the bat well and old left with the score 1-0 in the to the dugout, the left-hander facing as good a pitcher as him,” fifth, but Mike Wright allowed yelled at home plate umpire Brian manager Buck Showalter conced- both inherited runners to score. Knight and was promptly ejected . ed. Ramirez had no complaints. “There are going to be points Mookie Betts and J.D. Martinez “I felt awesome, excited, happy in the season, points in the game homered for the Red Sox, who are to be here,” he said. “It’s been an where stuff happens,” Sale said. 9-1 against the Orioles this sea- opportunity that I’ve been wait- “No one’s perfect. Obviously I lost son. ing for 12 years. Now, it’s finally my cool a little bit. That’s going to Betts, the major league leader here.” happen, too.” in batting average, came off the Ramirez (0-1) gave up three It was the second career ejection disabled list Monday after miss- runs and four hits over 4 1/3 in- for Sale, the other coming in April ing 14 games with an abdominal nings, striking out six. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 2015 when he was with the White strain. He played Monday, was Baltimore got its lone run in Sox. rested Tuesday and returned to the seventh, when Jace Peterson Mookie Betts hit his first home run since returning “I like competing. When I feel the top of the lineup in the series hit a sacrifice fly soon after Sale from the disabled list Wednesday afternoon against the like I’m getting something taken finale. departed. Baltimore Orioles. Lynn Woods Summer Cross Country Series sees 215 runners finish

The Lynn Woods Summer with Yolanda Rindeiro placing with Tiana Foglietta finishing fifth with a time of 18:16. finished in fourth place with a Cross Country Series continued second (13:14), Kaylei John- nearly a minute before all other And in the final race of the time of 40:38. Arianna Maida, down at Lynn Woods Wednes- son finishing third (15:12) and competitors with a time of 16:34. day, a 5.8-mile run dubbed the the lone female runner to place day evening, with 215 runners Olivia Horton finishing fourth Michael Mansfield (17:27) and “Tour de Lynn Woods,” it was in the top 15, finished in fifth crossing the finish line over the (15:54). Rounding out the top Dillon Duval (17:47), both of Melrose’s Adam Cook who took place with a time of 45:02. course of three races. five were Winthrop’s Colton and Saugus, took second and third the top spot with a time of 37:39. The Lynn Woods Summer In the 1.59-mile kids race, Bailey Ferguson, who tied with place, respectively. Reading’s Lynn’s Matt Viega took second Cross Country Series is run ev- Lynn’s Cierra Johnson took first a time of 16:08. Dave Singer finished in fourth place (38:21), Woburn’s Ryan ery Wednesday in the summer place with a time of 13:12. A trio The 2.5-mile short race was with a time of 17:55 and Mar- Hayes finished in third place until Sept. 26, with the only ex- of Lynners finished behind her, won by a Lynn resident as well, blehead’s Chris Callanan placed (40:07) and Lynn’s Junior Mejia ception being July 5. Leavitt to pursue professional baseball dream in New Mexico LEAVITT well,” Leavitt said. “We’re mostly vis spent last summer playing in guys were our captains. Richie’s “I wouldn’t be where I am today From B1 an away team so we’ll be living the Empire League with the Old doing pretty well. Mike was a without the support of my friends out of motels for the majority of Orchard Beach Surge. Newbury- great baseball player at Salem and family,” Leavitt said, “and I Leavitt’s cross-country drive the time. It’s not an ideal thing port’s Richie Fecteau’s currently State. We have talent at Salem wouldn’t have this opportunity wasn’t his first trip out West. For but when you’re playing profes- in the Los Angeles Angels organi- State and people can further without Coach Donovan. He’s the the past two seasons, the Vikings sional baseball, it’s not an oppor- zation with the Inland Empire their careers through our pro- one that set it up for me. I defi- have made an annual trip to Ar- tunity you can pass up.” 66ers of the California League. gram.” nitely have a lot to thank him for. izona for an early-season slate of Leavitt’s the third Salem State “We have good players. We have Leavitt, a Peabody High prod- Without him I wouldn’t be here. non-conference games. baseball player to reach the pro- guys that fight and want to keep uct, credited Coach Donovan for He fights for his players and he “We’ve done two spring trips to fessional ranks in recent years. playing,” Leavitt said. “I played helping him reach a position to wants them to succeed. I know Tucson so I know the area pretty Fellow Peabody native Mike Da- with Mike and Richie and those succeed. he’ll do that for future players.” Panthers headed to Division 2 North Final Swampscott baseball BEVERLY the Northeastern Conference coach of by McCarthy led to him being driven From B1 the year, said. “Kyle gave us what he in by Collins on an RBI single. Brown could give us, he didn’t let things get then sent a ball to deep left-center takes early lead, but Cravatis had trouble again in the out of hand but we just thought the field for an RBI double putting the second, allowing a hit and then hit- best thing for the team at that point Panthers up 4-1. ting a batter early in the inning. A was to put in Mike.” One more insurance run was added can’t hold onto it in catcher’s interference call loaded the Urbanski rolled through the Burl- by Brown in the fifth when he record- bases before Burlington’s Sean Casey ington order from there on out with ed his second RBI double, scoring hit a RBI single. That prompted Wil- help from his defense, allowing no McCarthy. loss to Austin Prep bur to pull Cravatis for Urbanski in earned runs on three hits while re- “It’s a confidence thing,” Wilbur said relief. cording two strikeouts and allowing of Browns success at the plate. “He BIG BLUE Urbanski forced the next batter to one walk. works hard, he’s always in the cage. From B1 ground into a 6-4-3 double play, end- “The run support really helped be- We had batting practice today at 1:30 ing the inning and sustaining a 2-1 cause I knew the guys were backing and at 12:30 he was down the park The Big Blue jumped out to an ideal start in the top of Beverly lead. me up the whole time,” Urbanski said. with his dad. He’s just feeling it and the first. Swampscott loaded the bases without the ben- “We were fortunate to get out of the “I was just pitching for contact be- he’s doing a great job.” efit of a base hit. Spencer Perkins and Ryan Graciale first couple innings when they loaded cause I trust my defense.” Beverly will play No. 1 Masconomet drew walks and Nick Reiser was hit by a pitch. David the bases, things could have broken The Panthers added more runs in in the Division 2 North final Saturday Quill put the Big Blue on the scoreboard with a RBI open there,” Wilbur, who was named the third, after another leadoff double (7) at Lelacheur Park in Lowell. single. Dylan January (five RBI) followed with a three- RBI double, giving Swampscott a 4-0 lead. “Dylan’s been locked in,” Calichman said. “We just Lynn English softball team earns sportsmanship award didn’t make the right plays and we didn’t throw strikes. I don’t care if we’re playing Austin Prep or anybody else. You’re not going to win a game with that many errors day night. Gloucester lost 15-2, ending and Sophie Vener, Marblehead junior SOFTBALL and walks. It wasn’t our day.” From B1 its season. Mercedez Pelletier, Revere junior Oliv- The Mustangs will travel to Martin ia McManus, Revere sophomore Eve In the blink of an eye, Austin Prep erased Swamp- The conference’s coach of the year Field in Lowell for the Division 1 Lescovitz. scott’s strong start. After the Cougars loaded the bases, award was earned by Medford Mus- North semifinal Thursday evening The NEC South all-stars are Win- Nick Cafarelli hit a three-RBI triple to make it a one-run tangs coach Jack Dempsey. The sports- (5:30), when they’ll battle Newton throp junior Bella Perrotti, Saugus ju- game. Jake Thain kept the rally alive with a two-run manship award was earned by the North. nior Caitlyn Wood, Saugus freshman home run, giving Austin Prep a 5-4 lead. Lynn English Bulldogs. The NEC The NEC North all-stars are Beverly Alexa Ferraro, Salem sophomore Jen- Austin Prep plated eight more runs in the second. Lo- North featured tri-champions in Med- senior Maddy Jalbert, English senior na Tremblay, Malden senior Ashlyn gan Bravo and Dylan Arnold each hit a three-RBI triple, ford, Peabody and Marblehead. The Grace Gately, Everett senior Kloey Fitzpatrick, Danvers senior Erica Hai- Denis Taylor laced a RBI single and a Swampscott error NEC South crown belongs to the Cardillo, Peabody senior Mallory Leb- bon, Danvers junior Kayla Robinson, granted the Cougars another run. Swampscott trailed Gloucester Fishermen. lanc, Peabody junior Kristina Rossign- Swampscott senior Riley Lord, Swamp- 13-4 after two innings. Gloucester and Medford remained as oll, Peabody senior Sydney Lowry, scott eighth-grader Chloe Rakauskas, Austin Prep plated three runs in the third, stretching the last two conference teams remain- Medford senior Halle Farrell, Medford Gloucester senior Taylor Abbott, its lead to 16-4. ing in the state tournament. The Fish- senior Sam Melanson, Medford senior Gloucester junior Elizabeth Schuster, Swampscott made things interesting in the top of the ermen clashed against Burlington in Kim Scanlon, Classical junior Kayla Gloucester junior Tracy Wood, Somer- fourth. Perkins scored on an error and January added a the Division 2 North semifinal Wednes- Morrill, Marblehead seniors Sam Treff ville sophomore Nevalee Hopkins. two-RBI double. Jonathan Oriakhi’s two-RBI single gave Swampscott life at 16-9. The Big Blue plated one more on an error and trailed 16-10 after three and a half. Navs score nine runs in three innings to take down Brockton “These kids have a lot of grit,” Calichman said. “All season long they’ve battled, they’ve fought and bought NAVS run. Collins finished his day on the in the seventh as Olszak lined a sin- into what we’re talking about. Today was no different. From B1 mound with a strikeout, but reliever gle through the right side to plate Once we got to 16-10, in my head I thought we’d win the George Goldstein (Middlebury) is- first baseman Corey DiLoreto (North- game. Then they came back and scored four. If you told The Rox flipped the score against sued walks to Varinos and Engstrom, eastern) who led off the inning with a me we’d score 10 runs, I would’ve said we were going to O’Connor in his fourth and final in- the second of which forced home a walk, stole second, and advanced to the North final. But that happens, it’s baseball.” ning of work, although just one of the run. The Navs took a 5-4 lead as cen- third on a wild pitch. That was all the gas Swampscott had left in the tank. four runs he allowed was earned. ter fielder George Sutherland (Coch- Brown was credited with the win for Austin Prep scored four runs in the fourth inning and six Right fielder Joe Lomuscio (Brown) ise) reached on an error. immediately following O’Connor, but in the fifth, putting the game well out of Swampscott’s led off the frame with a triple and Zach Brown (Amherst) relieved Shayne Audet (New England College) reach for the 26-10 Cougars win. scored on left fielder Matt Johnston’s O’Connor after four innings and al- worked around three hits to strike Austin Prep advances to Sunday’s (3) Division 3 North (MIT) single. A passed ball scored lowed a walk to Rox second baseman out two batters in two scoreless final against the winner of No. 2 Lynnfield and No. 14 Johnston with the game-tying run, Kyle Ruth (Southern New Hamp- frames before Justin Foley (Bates) Dracut at LeLacheur Park in Lowell. and center fielder Connor Rowland shire) before Lomuscio singled. Both faced just one batter over the mini- Swampscott ends its season at 12-11 and graduates (Palm Beach Atlantic) hit a two-run runners came around to score on er- mum and dealt two more strikeouts eight seniors from this spring’s roster. single to left to give Brockton a two- rors. First baseman Richie Sobalvarro over the final two frames to earn a run lead. (Barry) concluded that inning’s scor- save. “I love these guys,” Calichman said. “Marshall and North Shore batted around and ing with an RBI single. Third baseman Zach Gelof (Virgin- Perkins have practiced with us since they were freshmen scored three times in the fifth inning, North Shore took the lead for good ia) led the Rox offense, going 3-for-5 and have been playing as varsity starters for three years. but the Rox sent seven men to the in the sixth, scoring three times on with two RBI. Goldstein was handed Luke finished his career with 17 wins. Perkins has been plate and matched that run total in four hits. Prentice led off with a sin- the loss as he allowed three runs on an underrated player for three years. Brett (Benoit) their half of the same frame. gle, Olszak followed with a double, four hits and two walks in 1.1 innings, made himself a really good player and seized his oppor- After catcher John Prentice (New and Frelick lined a two-run single up while Jack Mahala (Harvard) allowed tunity. England College) was hit with a pitch the middle to plate them both with just one hit over the final 3.1 innings. “It’s a group of kids that did anything we asked and to lead off the frame, one out. Knight drove in the go-ahead The Navs and Rox will play a Thurs- that’s why I feel bad,” Calichman added. “All season long Olszak moved him over with a sin- run in the form of his Tufts teammate day doubleheader at Fraser Field fea- we preached ‘if you do what we’re telling you, you’ll come gle and left fielder Michael Wynne Varinos with a two-out double to left. turing a pair of seven-inning games. home champions.’ And then today happened. But I love (Wofford) singled to center to plate a The Navs added an insurance run First pitch is slated for 4:30 p.m. this group. It’s a great group of kids.” THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE NORTH SHORE NAVIGATORS SCHEDULE FCBL STANDINGS THURSDAY Weston at Lynnfield (3:30) (Not including last night’s games) Today Friday Saturday MIAA Baseball SATURDAY vs. Brockton vs. Nashua at Martha’s Division 3 North semifinal MIAA Baseball W L Pct. GB Streak L10 (4:30) (7) At Alumni Field, Lowell Division 2 North Final Vineyard (6:30) M. Vineyard 9 1 0.900 - 7W 9-1 Dracut at Lynnfield (7) At LeLacheur Park, Lowell Bristol 9 3 0.750 1 1W 7-3 MIAA Softball Beverly at Masconomet (7) Brockton 7 5 0.583 3 2L 6-4 Division 3 North semifinal Worcester 6 6 0.500 4 1L 5-5 At Martin Field, Lowell SUNDAY Sunday Monday St. Mary’s at Amesbury (3:30) MIAA Baseball vs. Pittsfi eld Pittsfi eld 4 9 0.308 6.5 2W 3-7 MIAA Boys Tennis Division 3 North Final OFF (7) Nashua 3 8 0.273 6.5 3L 3-7 Division 3 North Final At LeLacheur Park, Lowell North Shore 3 9 0.250 7 1W 3-7 At Newton South High School Austin Prep at Lynnfield/Dracut (3)

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Or will it make it tougher make a decision basically on every tee working, fun and charita- 12:30 to 3pm. All aspects weekend, none on Sunday. Fans hav- on them because of the record scor- box what you’re going to do. I’m obvi- ble giving. Lunch on the of their respective ing to move to the side because of a ing last year at Erin Hills? Brooks ously not that old, but when I watched course and a lively 19th mechanics will be covered. golf ball rolling toward them is not Koepka tied the record to par at 16 U.S. Opens on TV and saw these long, Each will receive a written hole celebration will be fol- unusual, except when the player hit under, and six other players nished narrow corridors of fairways and thick evaluation in addition to lowed by a reception with the shot with his putter from the at 10 under or lower. rough, that’s what I was used to at a dinner, drinks, awards, raf- all pitchers video ana- green. Tee shots that landed on the “We’re con dent this should be a U.S. Open. ... If you look at the venues fles and live auction! lyzed. Cost for golf and dinner The cost of each five- seventh green rolled off the putting marvelous test,” said Mike Davis, that are coming up, they’re very tradi- is $200 per person. Regis- hour session is $90 each. surface and into a bunker. the chief executive of the USGA who tional venues like Oakmont, Winged ter at www.allcare.org/ For further information One year after Rory McIlroy broke has been in charge of setting up the Foot, Pebble Beach. golf-tournament-registra- please contact Coach the U.S. Open scoring record at courses for the U.S. Open since 2006 “Maybe you’ll see more of what we tion/ Frank Carey at (781) 842- Congressional, no one broke par at at Winged Foot, when the winning perceive as a traditional U.S. Open Proceeds from this fund- 4042 or at fdcarey13@com- Olympic Club in 2012 when Webb score was 5 over. setup.” raising event will benefit cast.net or at www.carey- Simpson won. Davis believes Shinnecock Hills Rain was expected to yield to plen- countless patients and baseballacademy.com. Moments like this lead to criticism is right where the USGA wants it, ty of sun over the next four days, that the USGA overreacts. Justin even with a light, steady rain on the with the strongest wind on Thurs- TV/RADIO Rose sees it another way. nal day of practice. day. Davis said he already has called “When everything is in balance, Wednesday is never the measure several audibles on the original TV it’s kind of boring,” he said. “And I of how a golf course presents itself. plan of where to put the pins on the MLB think in life, the closer you get to the McIlroy is among those who likes greens, an example of the USGA 3:35 p.m...... Houston at Oakland ...... MLB Network edges, that’s where the excitement what he sees. It’s not a U.S. Open not wanting the course to get on the 7:05 p.m...... Tampa Bay at NY Yankees ...... FS1 is. So I would say the USGA is not if players are not complaining, but wild side. 10 p.m...... NY Mets at Arizona ...... MLB Network 10:10 p.m...... Boston at Seattle ...... NESN Golf Rickie Fowler hoping this is the week 9:30 a.m...... US Open ...... FS1 1:30 p.m...... LPGA: Meijer Classic ...... Golf 4:30 p.m...... US Open ...... Fox he nally breaks through in a major WNBA 11:30 a.m...... Indiana at Atlanta ...... NBA TV SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. he should be in his prime Boxing (AP) — Rickie Fowler competitive years, and he 8:30 p.m...... Lightweights: Gesta vs. Manzanerez...... ESPN knows he can win major hardly lacks experience: CFL championships. He says This will be his 10th U.S. 8:30 p.m...... Edmonton at Winnipeg ...... ESPN2 everyone in golf knows Open, including tying for Soccer that. So, Rickie, how about 60th in his rst as an am- 11 a.m...... World Cup: Russia vs. Saudi Arabia ...... Fox this week in the U.S. ateur in 2008. He turned Radio Open? pro the next year. MLB Majors have not been Among Fowler’s wins 10:10 p.m...... Boston at Seattle ...... WEEI-FM 93.7 kind to Fowler, who either are that Players Cham- gets teased or slammed by pionship in 2015, and the them. In April, he came up Deutsche Bank in the MLB one shot short of Patrick FedEx playoffs the same AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Reed at the Masters. Fowl- year. East Division East Division er also was runner-up at Also, as a member of W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Boston 47 22 .681 — Atlanta 39 28 .582 — both the U.S. and British three Ryder Cup and two New York 43 20 .683 1 Washington 37 28 .569 1 Opens in 2014. In all, he Presidents Cup teams, Tampa Bay 32 35 .478 14 Philadelphia 34 31 .523 4 Toronto 30 38 .441 16½ New York 28 36 .438 9½ has eight top- ve nishes Fowler shouldn’t be both- Baltimore 19 48 .284 27 Miami 26 42 .382 13½ in Grand Slam events. ered by pressure in the big Central Division Central Division He also has missed cuts events. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Cleveland 35 31 .530 — Milwaukee 41 27 .603 — in seven majors. And yet, there are no Detroit 32 37 .464 4½ Chicago 38 27 .585 1½ So, once again, he was major trophies in his col- Minnesota 29 35 .453 5 St. Louis 36 29 .554 3½ Chicago 24 42 .364 11 Pittsburgh 33 35 .485 8 asked Wednesday: Rickie, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS lection. Kansas City 22 45 .328 13½ Cincinnati 24 43 .358 16½ how about this week? “We all know I’m good West Division West Division “Yeah, de nitely I’ve Rickie Fowler, the No. 7-ranked golfer in the enough to win. I know I’m W L Pct GB W L Pct GB world, will try to win his rst major champion- Seattle 44 24 .647 — Arizona 37 30 .552 — been very close,” Fowler good enough to win,” he Houston 43 25 .632 1 Los Angeles 34 32 .515 2½ said. “I feel like there’s a ship this weekend at the 118th U.S. Open. said. “Being prepared and Los Angeles 37 32 .536 7½ Colorado 33 34 .493 4 few you could look at and making it happen that Oakland 34 33 .507 9½ San Francisco 33 35 .485 4½ the best eld we play all courses. Texas 27 42 .391 17½ San Diego 32 37 .464 6 say, if it wasn’t for that speci c week, there’s been year on a golf course that Fowler even played with one guy, we would have a few guys that have been Wednesday’s Games man 0-4), 7:05 p.m. is a very good test as well. Tom Brady on Tuesday at Tampa Bay 1, Toronto 0 Boston (Price 7-4) at Seattle (Hernandez won. There was a couple of very good at that: Jack, Ti- Boston 5, Baltimore 1 6-5), 10:10 p.m. majors where there was a No, we just got to happen Friar’s Head, another re- ger. Phil didn’t get his rst Seattle 8, L.A. Angels 6 San Francisco (Rodriguez 1-1) at Miami to get one done at the right vered course on the island. Washington 5, N.Y. Yankees 4 (Straily 2-2), 12:10 p.m. runaway or someone just for a while, so there’s still Detroit 5, Minnesota 2 Colorado (Marquez 4-6) at Philadelphia happened to play just that time and have that week.” “I’ll tell you what, Tom hope. Chicago White Sox 3, Cleveland 2 (Velasquez 4-7), 1:05 p.m. Shinnecock Hills would Brady can putt,” Fowler Atlanta 2, N.Y. Mets 0 San Diego (Ross 5-3) at Atlanta (Sanchez little bit better. There’s “I’m not too worried Milwaukee 1, Chicago Cubs 0 2-0), 7:35 p.m. some scores that I’ve be a good place for it to said. “If I can take that about it.” Pittsburgh 5, Arizona 4 N.Y. Mets (Matz 2-4) at Arizona (Koch 4-3), happen. Fowler rates it as into this week, that’s one Colorado 7, Philadelphia 2 9:40 p.m. shot that have been good Nor is Rory McIlroy, who Miami 5, San Francisco 4 Friday’s Games enough to win majors, but one of his favorite Amer- thing I can take from him by the age of 25 owned Cincinnati at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. Miami at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. ican courses, one he’s that can help me.” San Diego at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. Tampa Bay at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. we haven’t been able to get four major titles. One of Houston at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. Washington at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. it done that speci c week. played more often than Fowler can do everything those was in the 2014 Brit- Texas at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. Minnesota at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. any heading into a major with a golf ball, and for the Thursday’s Games Colorado at Texas, 8:05 p.m. “You know what, at the ish Open, when he beat Minnesota (Lynn 4-4) at Detroit (Fulmer Detroit at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. same time, I kind of like to on that layout. He’s been last year he’s been consid- Fowler by two strokes. At 2-5), 1:10 p.m. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. Cleveland (Clevinger 4-2) at Chicago White San Diego at Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. look at it as far as I’m good on Long Island for more ered the best player not the PGA Championship a Sox (Rodon 0-1), 2:10 p.m. Philadelphia at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. enough, and I basically than a week, with practice to win a major, ever since month later, McIlroy won Houston (Verlander 8-2) at Oakland (Mon- Chicago Cubs at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. tas 3-0), 3:35 p.m. N.Y. Mets at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. won a major: I won The rounds at Shinnecock and Sergio Garcia captured again and Fowler nished Tampa Bay (Snell 8-3) at N.Y. Yankees (Ger- San Francisco at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. Players against, arguably, several other highly rated the 2017 Masters. At 29, third. B4 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 2018 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

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

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

HOROSCOPE

GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) A business meeting or talk you The changes you want to make You know what you want to Invest in your appearance and Your involvement in social Arguments will not solve prob- have with a friend or relative should be put on hold. If you see happen, but you’ll have to the skills and qualifications events or activities that include lems. If you want to find a will lead to surprising informa- act impulsively, you will get in jump through hoops to get the you need to reach your goals. children will broaden your cir- solution, you will need to com- tion. Get verification before you over your head. Stick to a strict go-ahead. Refuse to let anyone Get firsthand information, and cle of friends. Stick to projects promise. Don’t give up on love, take action. Romance is high- budget and avoid making phys- control or pressure you. only do what’s within your and events that will not dam- and nurture important relation- lighted. ical alterations. means. age your financial status. ships. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CANCER (June 21-July 22) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You’ll be sidetracked by CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Embrace your feelings to Ease into whatever you want someone who is charismatic Make changes at home to bet- Creative accounting will help Extravagance can be expected. figure out the best way to to do and pay close attention and pushy. Before you get in ter suit your current work and you get your personal finances Deal with matters swiftly. Put a deal with personal and part- to detail. Your patience will pay too deep, take a closer look personal situation. Discuss in order. Money or a gift will stop to anyone taking advan- nership matters. A unique off if you wait until you are fully at what’s actually being of- your plans with the people come from an unusual source. tage of you, and don’t try to change or home setup looks prepared to present what you fered. Empty promises are most affected by the decisions Focus on quality, not on quan- impress someone who expects promising. have to offer. apparent. you make. Offer incentives. tity. Romance is in the stars. too much from you.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Retired man gives his own generation the silent treatment A matchpoint fight for an extra trick DEAR ABBY: My hus- and can come and go as In a duplicate pairs event, diamond nine. The curious band, who is retired, now Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van she pleases. I’m afraid all of your results are com- may work it out.) prefers to talk exclusively Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, they will run into money pared with those of the other In two hearts, you can gain to people under 21. He and was founded by her mother, issues and use the money pairs sitting in your direction, a ninth trick by ruffing a club says he is “mentoring” we give her to live on in- North-South or East-West. You on the board. Win the first them, though I haven’t Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at stead of for school, which get one point for each other trick with dummy’s king (the seen any indication of this. DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los is not OK with me. Plus, I pair you outscore, and half a honor from the shorter side He says he has no inter- Angeles, CA 90069. don’t think I should do any point for a tie. So, trying to win first), cash the heart king, play est in talking to people our different for her than I did as many tricks as possible is a heart to your ace, take the age, so when we get to- for my own children. vital. club ace and ruff the club gether with our friends, that he, too, is getting old- from a local university. I’m afraid if I let her In today’s Danny Kleinman 10. Then return to hand with who are mostly our age, he er. It’s no wonder young Our rule was if they were know how I feel, it will deal, how should South play a spade and draw the last says practically nothing. people don’t respond to to complete their educa- strain our relationship — in two hearts after West leads trump to gain that overtrick. When I asked why, he said him. I can imagine few tion locally, they had to perhaps even the one we he prefers to impart his the club queen? What do you Plus 140 will probably be pastimes less appetizing continue to live at home. have with her parents. think might happen at other just over average. Plus 110 knowledge to younger peo- than socializing with Should this be my concern Now, our goddaughter tables? would be a disaster, losing to ple. I have suggested that someone who “imparts “Justine” is in community or should I let it go? all of the pairs who are plus he volunteer with younger knowledge” by talking college and planning to Nowadays, most Souths people, but he wasn’t in- down to them. They might transfer to a four-year col- HER GODMOTHER will open one no-trump, to 120 in one no-trump. Finally, terested — he just wants find him more appealing if lege next semester. I was avoid a potential rebid prob- anyone who scores 150 in no- to hang out with them. DEAR GODMOTHER: lem, and play there. Presum- trump will get a top. he asked them questions told recently that she’s It’s time for an honest con- I’m not sure what to do. and listened to what they been trying to convince her ably West will lead the club He seems depressed if versation with your god- queen. South has eight top had to say. boyfriend to get a place to- daughter, and it wouldn’t be they don’t respond to him Consider talking to him gether. Justine’s parents tricks: one spade, five hearts in the way he would like. a bad idea if you included and two clubs. A bold play- about your concern that he would prefer she remain at her parents. Explain that Mostly they show little in- is socially isolating him- home, but won’t fight her if er, hoping that West has the terest in being with him. you would be uncomfort- diamond 10, might win the self from contemporaries, she moves in with her boy- able subsidizing her if she What, if anything, should because the longer he con- friend. I’m pretty sure first trick with the club king I do about this? It has lives with her boyfriend be- and immediately play a dia- tinues, the less welcome he they’ll continue to fund her cause it’s not how you raised been going on for more will find himself. However, education as best they can mond to his queen. Here, that than two years now. your children. You have al- until he comes to that real- until she graduates. ready contributed generous- should not work unless West CONCERNED IN ization and decides to fix We have been contribut- ly to her education. ignores his partner’s discour- THE MIDWEST it, do not expect anything ing financially toward our aging club two at trick one to change. goddaughter’s education. TO MY MUSLIM READ- and perseveres with a second DEAR CONCERNED: I My husband and I feel ERS: It is time for the club. (In no-trump, if South feel sorry for your hus- DEAR ABBY: My hus- that it’s a waste of money breaking of the Ramadan had x-ray vision, he would band. He may avoid com- band and I are proud par- just so they can “play fast. Happy Eid al-Fitr. win the first trick with the club panions his own age be- ents of two adult daugh- house.” She has a good re- king and lead specifically the cause they remind him ters. They both graduated lationship with her family ABBY

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MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE LEGAL NOTICE MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage 270 Broadway, Lynn, MA 01904 given by J. Richard Kellett and Joanne M. Kellett to Shamrock Financial By virtue of and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Corporation, a Rhode Island Corporation, dated August 14, 2003 and recorded mortgage given by Paul A. Ricchi and Sheila L. Ricchi to Mortgage Electronic jonahrealtors.com with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 21556, Page Registration Systems, Inc. acting solely as a nominee for Union Trust Mortgage 240, subsequently assigned to Option One Mortgage Corporation, a California Corporation, dated October 25, 2010 and recorded in Essex County (Southern Corporation by Shamrock Financial Corporation, a Rhode Island Corporation by District) Registry of Deeds in Book 29916, Page 526 (the "Mortgage") of which assignment recorded in said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at mortgage Bank of America N.A., Successor By Merger to BAC Home Loans Book 24708, Page 12, subsequently assigned to WELLS FARGO BANK, NATIONAL Servicing LP, FKA Countrywide Home Loans Servicing LP is the present holder by ASSOCIATION AS TRUSTEE FOR ASSET BACKED SECURITIES CORPORATION HOME assignment from Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. to Bank of EQUITY LOAN TRUST 2003-HE6 , ASSET BACKED PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES, America N.A., Successor By Merger to BAC Home Loans Servicing LP, FKA SERIES 2003-HE6 by SAND CANYON CORPORATION FKA OPTION ONE MORTGAGE Countrywide Home Loans Servicing LP dated June 26, 2012 recorded in Essex CORPORATION by assignment recorded in said Essex County (Southern District) County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 31496, Page 200, for breach Registry of Deeds at Book 34951, Page 567 for breach of the conditions of said of conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same, the Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at mortgaged premises located at 63 Pendexter Street, Lynn, MA 01904 will be sold 10:00 AM on June 21, 2018 at 420 Salem Street, Lynnfield, MA, all and singular at a Public Auction at 2:00 PM on July 27, 2018, at the mortgaged premises, JONAH REALTORS WELCOMES JILL AVERY the premises described in said Mortgage, to wit: more particularly described below, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: TO IT'S REALTOR FAMILY. A certain parcel of land, together with the buildings thereon, situated in said Jill is a life long resident and has been a hair stylist for 20 Lynnfield, being known as No. 420 Salem Street, bounded and described as THE LAND IN LYNN, ESSEX COUNTY, COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, follows: PARCEL ONE: The northeasterly portion of the lot of meadow and TOGETHER WITH THE BUILDINGS THEREON, KNOWN AS AND NUMBERED 63 years and currently works at Tangles Hair Salon in Lynn. woodland on the northerly side of Salem Street, and known as the "Mount Hunger PENDEXTER STREET, BOUNDED AND DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: She has been the President of Pine Hill Little League for 5 Lot" and said portion is bounded and described as follows: SOUTHERLY by land of years and lives in beautiful Pine Hill with her husband Delia T. Rich; EASTERLY by land now or formerly Andrew Mansfield's heirs; thence BEING SHOWN AS LOT A-1 ON "RESUBDIVISION OF LAND OWNED BY PHYLLIS A. on the NORTHERLY side by land now or formerly of the Boston & Maine R.R. Co., LOMASNEY", O.W. MCINTOSH, CIVIL ENGINEER, DATED AUGUST 20, 1964, Rich, Director of Operations at Agganis Athletic 80 feet; thence on the WESTERLY side to a point which measures 350 feet from RECORDED WITH SAID REGISTRY OF DEEDS, BOOK 5200, PAGE 1, BOUNDED AND Complex. They have two sons, Richie and Jayson. the southwesterly corner of the land of Delia T. Rich on the northwesterly boundary DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: line of said Delia T. Rich's land. PARCEL TWO: A certain lot of upland bounded as IF YOU OR ANYONE YOU KNOW IS THINKING follows: Beginning at the southwesterly corner of said lot by land formerly of James SOUTH BY PENDEXTER STREET, 31.62 FEET; ABOUT LISTING OR BUYING A HOME Newhall and the Salem Road so-called; thence running EASTERLY on said road to SOUTHWEST BY A CURVED LINE AT THE CORNER OF SAVORY AND PENDEXTER CALL JILL TODAY 781-596-1174. land now or formerly of Andrew Mansfield; thence running NORTHERLY by said STREETS, 52.25 FEET; Mansfield land to land formerly of Elbridge Gerry; thence bounded NORTHERLY and WESTERLY BY SAVORY STREET, 67.85 FEET; WESTERLY by land of said Gerry and formerly of James Newhall to the first NORTHERLY BY LAND OF MCCUSKER, AS SHOWN ON PLAN 71.93 FEET; AND MISC. mentioned bound by said road as the wall now stands or did stand. Excepting from EASTERLY BY LOT B-1 AS SHOWN ON SAID PLAN, 104.84 FEET. the above described parcels so much as has been taken by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts by Takings referred to in Book 3222, Page 180, see Plan Book 72, CONTAINING 6,739 SQUARE FEET OF LAND, MORE OR LESS, ALL IN ACCORDANCE MISSING YOUR DAILY ITEM? Plan 21, Sheet 4 of 8; Book 4146, Page 394, see Plan Book 85, Plan 93, Sheet 5 WITH SAID PLAN. The Item offers early morning home delivery at .50/per day; of 9; and Book 4526, Page 204, see Plan Book 91, Plan 94, Sheet 2 of 4. half the store price. If your paper delivery is missed, please Excepting therefrom that certain piece or parcel of land conveyed by a deed from For mortgagor's title see deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern J. Richard Kellett and Joanne M. Kellet to James R. Kellett dated August 24, 1998 District) Registry of Deeds in Book 26084, Page 533. call us at 781-593-7700, ext. 2, before 10:00 a.m., Monday - and recorded Book 15119, Page 235. For title reference see Deed dated October Friday, so we can arrange for re-delivery. Customers who call 27, 1971 and recorded Book 5815, Page 195. The premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and other after 10:00 a.m. will receive a credit for that day's paper. municipal assessments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable Thank you! Upon information there are minor scriveners error in the legal attached to the encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mortgage, and subject to subject mortgage wherein it is also "Containing two acres and forty two poles, and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, reservations and conditions of more or less," and is "subject to all easements of record, see particularly Book record and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession. PAY CALLS HELP WANTED 2879, page 247 and Book 2897, Page 360." Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum of The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, $5,000.00 as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order Pay Call Numbers JOB INFORMATION (900, 976 and 550) restrictions, encroachments, building and zoning laws, liens, unpaid taxes, tax to qualify as a bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt from SERVICES Advertiser telephone numbers with titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights of tenants and parties in this requirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon 900, 976 and 550 prefixes MUST possession, and attorney's fees and costs. acceptance of bid; balance of purchase price payable in cash or by certified check disclose the price of the telephone NOTICE in thirty (30) days from the date of the sale at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, Don't pay to find work before you get call. When a number is published TERMS OF SALE: Korde & Associates, P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 the job. Legitimate job placement firms within the advertisement the per A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of or such other time as may be designated by mortgagee. The description for the that work to fill specific positions minute and/or flat charge must be a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical cannot charge an upfront fee. For free included. If you dial a pay per call delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be error in this publication. information about avoiding employ- number from an advertisement appear- required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of ment service scams, write the Federal ing in the classified section and it the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days Other terms to be announced at the sale. Trade Commission at Washington, DOES NOT disclose this information, from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other D.C., 20580 or call the National Fraud please notify the Item classified check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid Bank of America N.A., Successor By Merger to BAC Home Loans Servicing LP, FKA Information Center, department immediately. Response to at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms Countrywide Home Loans Servicing LP 1-800-876-7060 any pay per call numbers will be of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure Korde & Associates, P.C. charged to your telephone bill and sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be 900 Chelmsford Street NOTICE anyone under 18 years of age must entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further Suite 3102 For more information and assistance have parent's consent. recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The Lowell, MA 01851 regarding the reliability of business Please call immediately for further description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of (978) 256-1500 opportunities, work-at-home opportuni- details or information. an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. Ricchi, Paul A., 17-030181 ties, employment services and financ- Item: June 7, 14, 21, 2018 CLASSIFIED ing, the Daily Item urges its readers to (781)593-7700 Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. contact the Better Business Bureau Wells Fargo Bank, National Association as Trustee for Asset Backed Securities Inc., 290 Donald Lynch Blvd., Suite LEGAL NOTICE YARD SALES 102, Marlborough, MA 07152-4705 or Corporation Home Equity Loan Trust 2003-HE6, Asset Backed Pass-Through MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE Certificates, Series 2003-HE6 call 508-652-4800 By virtue of and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain GENERAL Present Holder of said Mortgage, mortgage given by George I. Paul and Dania Paul to Mortgage Electronic HELP WANTED By Its Attorneys, Registration Systems, Inc. acting solely as a nominee for Lehman Brothers Bank, ORLANS PC FSB, dated October 11, 2007 and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) HELP WANTED-SALES: PO Box 540540 Registry of Deeds in Book 27247, Page 376 (the "Mortgage") of which mortgage EARN $500 A DAY (SALES) Final Waltham, MA 02454 Wilmington Trust, National Association, not in its individual capacity, but solely as Expense Insurance • Exclusive Leads • Phone: (781) 790-7800 trustee for VM Trust Series 3, a Delaware statutory trust is the present holder by LYNN ~ 35 ROLLINS AVE, Sat, June Local -Training/Support • Every day is 16-005115 assignment from Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., solely as a 16, 9a-2p. MOVING SALE: Household Payday • Agent Health/Dental Benefits Item: May 31, June 7, 14, 2018 nominee for Lehman Brothers Bank, FSB, a Federal Savings Bank to Wilmington items, clothing, books, etc. Something • Incentive Trips CALL 860-357-6904 Trust, National Association, not in its individual capacity , but solely as trustee for for everyone! www.fhginsurance.com NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE VM Trust Series 3, a Delaware Statutory Trust dated June 9, 2016 recorded in - LANDSCAPE LABORERS - Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 35030, Page 574, for HARDSCAPE INSTALLER WANTED Premises: 37 Murray Street, Lynn, MA breach of conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same, Must Have Valid MA Drivers Licence the mortgaged premises located at 10 Henry Avenue, Lynn, MA 01902 will be sold By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain at a Public Auction at 3:00 PM on July 27, 2018, at the mortgaged premises, CALL NOW mortgage given by more particularly described below, all and singular the premises described in said 781-858-8000 John J. Hart to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for mortgage, to wit: www.DoneRightJobs.com Freedom Mortgage Corporation and now held by Carrington Mortgage Services, LYNN ~ 341 LINWOOD ST: LLC, said mortgage dated September 24, 2008 and recorded with the Essex The land in Lynn with the buildings thereon, bounded and described as follows: Sat, June 16, 8a-2p. County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 28055, Page 221, said Household goods, clothing, mortgage was assigned from Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as Southeast by Henry Avenue, forty-five (45) feet; furniture, windows. nominee for Freedom Mortgage Corporation to JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. by Northeast by land now or formerly of Hilton, forty-five and eighty-seven one assignment dated April 2, 2013 and recorded with said Registry of Deeds in Book hundredths (45.87) feet; MISC. 32374, Page 314; said mortgage was assigned from JPMorgan Chase Bank, Northwest by land now or formerly of Murphy, forty-six and forty-two hundredths National Association to Carrington Mortgage Services, LLC by assignment dated (46.42) feet; BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY: January 4, 2014 and recorded with said Registry of Deeds in Book 33153, Page Southwest by land now or formerly of Padulsky forty-eight and ninety-eight one Established Vending Company Route, JANITOR NEEDED: 6 MA Government 355; for breach of the conditions in said mortgage and for the purpose of hundredths (48.98) feet. Estimated Annual profit of $100,00. Locations. Part - time, 2-3 days per foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Auction on June 27, 2018 at 10:00 AM $75,000 turn key operation with full week $18 hr. Approximately 12-15 Local Time upon the premises, all and singular the premises described in said Being the land, however bounded and described as shown on Lot 2 on plan drawn company support for your success, hours a week. Call Brenda at (304) mortgage, to wit: for John W. Harney by Eastman and Bradford, C.E., dated February 20, 1920 and Exclusive territory. Contact Information: 437-6633. recorded with the Essex South District Registry of Deeds in Book 2442, Page 354, 1-800-590-4595 www.localcause.us NOW HIRING! Cleaners wanted! ALL THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY SITUATE IN LYNN, COUNTY OF ESSEX, together with the benefit of all rights of way as shown on said plan. Drivers license required. Up to $15/hr. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AUCTIONS: Massachusetts OSD LIVE Interviews 10am-1pm, M-F IN A DEED RECORDED 07/02/1996 IN BOOK 13643, AT PAGE 545, AMONG THE For mortgagor's title see deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern PUBLIC AUCTIONS, 2 days! 2 542 Loring Ave, Salem LAND RECORDS OF THE COUNTY SET FORTH ABOVE. District) Registry of Deeds in Book 27247, Page 374. Locations! 2 Auctions! FIRST SALE: Friday, 6/22/18; OSD-Ayer, State KNOWN AS: 37 MURRAY ST The premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and other Police, 31-69 Bishop Rd, Ayer, MA. AUTOMOTIVE municipal assessments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable Registration: 8:30AM; Start: 10AM. The description of the property contained in the mortgage shall control in encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mortgage, and subject to 85+ SURPLUS VEHICLE LOTS! SEC- the event of a typographical error in this publication. and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, reservations and conditions of OND SALE: Saturday, 6/23/18, 289 AUTOMOBILES record and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession. Lyman St., Westborough, MA. Registra- For Mortgagor's Title see deed dated September 24, 2008 and recorded tion: 8AM; Start: 10AM. 150+ LOTS! in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 28055, Page Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum of For complete details visit: www.AUC TRUCK FOR SALE: Chevy Silvera- 219. $5,000.00 as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order TIONSINTERNATIONAL.com Lic# do, C-1500, pick up truck, 2006. to qualify as a bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt from AU3218; RJ Klisiewicz 2 door, low mileage, excellent TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will be sold and conveyed subject to all this requirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon WANTED TO BUY OR TRADE: FREON condition. 978-578-0905 liens, encumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax titles, municipal liens and assessments, if acceptance of bid; balance of purchase price payable in cash or by certified check R12 WANTED: CERTIFIED BUYER will any, which take precedence over the said mortgage above described. in thirty (30) days from the date of the sale at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, PAY CA$H for R12 cylinders or cases of Korde & Associates, P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 cans. (312) 291-9169 APARTMENTS FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) Dollars of the purchase price must be paid or such other time as may be designated by mortgagee. The description for the in cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check at the time and place premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical RENTALS Lynn ~ Studio, 1, 2, 3 bdrms. Clean, of the sale by the purchaser. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in error in this publication. modern apartments. On bus line, cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check within thirty (30) days parking, laundry. From $950, No fees. Other terms to be announced at the sale. after the date of sale. OFFICE SPACE Call ~ 781-477-6457 Other terms to be announced at the sale. Wilmington Trust, National Association, not in its individual capacity, but solely as Get the trustee for VM Trust Series 3, a Delaware statutory trust Last Office with plenty of sun! In 3 Shechtman Halperin Savage, LLP Korde & Associates, P.C. story bldg. with elevator, at 319 e-edition 1080 Main Street 900 Chelmsford Street Lynnway. Secure bldg. with plenty of Pawtucket, RI 02860 Suite 3102 parking!!! Rent $540, 375 sq. ft. Attorney for Carrington Mortgage Services, LLC Lowell, MA 01851 Call 781-632-4086 Present Holder of the Mortgage (978) 256-1500 (401) 272-1400 Paul, George I., 17-028578 CONSTRUCTION Item: May 31, June 7, 14, 2018 Item: June 7, 14, 21, 2018

Mason Tender/laborer wanted Experience preferred, but will train CITY OF LYNN right person. Steady work, good with your pay, in greater Saugus area. Notice is hereby given that the Lynn City Council will hold a Special Public Hearing home delivery Call Scott: 603-264-7098 on Thursday, June 28, 2018 at 8:005:00 o'clock P.M. in Council Chambers for all subscription interested citizens of the City of Lynn, MA on the FY 2019 Budget. The budget proposed for Fiscal Year 2019 is as follows: Total Fiscal Year 2019 Budget $319,524,500.00. Per Order: Janet Rowe, City Clerk Item: June 14, 19, 2018

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By Jon Gambrell ASSOCIATED PRESS DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — The Saudi-led coalition backing Ye- men's exiled government launched a fierce assault Wednesday on the crucial port city of Hodeida, the biggest offensive of the years-long war in the Arab world's poorest nation for the main entry point for food in a country already teetering on the brink of famine. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The attack on the Red The Saudi-led coalition backing Yemen’s exiled In Antarctica, it’s mostly warmer water causing the ice to melt. Sea port aimed to drive government began an assault Wednesday. out Iranian-aligned Shiite rebels known as Houthis, operation dubbed "Gold- nation of Eritrea were who have held Hodeida Scientists worry as melting en Victory," began with awaiting orders to move in since 2015, and break the coalition airstrikes and from the west after Yeme- civil war's long stalemate. shelling by naval ships, ni government forces seize But it could set off a pro- of Antarctica quickens pace according to Saudi-owned Hodeida's port, Yemeni se- longed street-by-street battle that inflicts heavy satellite news channels curity officials said. By Seth Borenstein billion tons of ice a year. The study is the second casualties. and state media. Emirati forces with Ye- ASSOCIATED PRESS From 2012 to 2017, the of assessments planned The fear is that a pro- Bombardment was meni government troops melt rate increased to every several years by a heavy, with one aid official moved in from the south WASHINGTON — The more than 241 billion tons team of scientists working tracted fight could force melting of Antarctica is reporting 30 strikes in 30 near Hodeida's airport, a year, according to the with NASA and the Euro- a shutdown of Hodeida's accelerating at an alarm- minutes. while others sought to cut study Wednesday in the pean Space Agency. Their port at a time when a halt ing rate, with about 3 "Some civilians are en- off Houthi supply lines to journal Nature. mission is to produce the in aid risks tipping mil- trillion tons of ice disap- trapped, others forced the east, the officials said. lions into starvation. Some pearing since 1992, an in- "I think we should be most comprehensive look from their homes," said They spoke on condition of 70 percent of Yemen's food ternational team of ice ex- worried. That doesn't at what's happening to enters via the port, as well Jolien Veldwijk, the act- anonymity as they weren't perts said in a new study. mean we should be des- the world's vulnerable ice as the bulk of humanitar- ing country director of the authorized to brief jour- In the last quarter cen- perate," said University sheets in Antarctica and ian aid and fuel supplies. aid group CARE Inter- nalists. tury, the southern-most of California Irvine's Isa- Greenland. Around two-thirds of the national, which works in Yemen's exiled gov- continent's ice sheet — a bella Velicogna, one of 88 Unlike single-measure- country's population of 27 Hodeida. "We thought it ernment "has exhausted key indicator of climate co-authors. "Things are ment studies, this team million relies on aid and could not get any worse, all peaceful and politi- change — melted into happening. They are hap- looks at ice loss in 24 dif- 8.4 million are already at but unfortunately we were cal means to remove the enough water to cover pening faster than we ex- ferent ways using 10 to risk of starving. wrong." Houthi militia from the Texas to a depth of nearly pected." 15 satellites, as well as Before dawn Wednes- The initial battle plan port of Hodeida," it said in 13 feet, scientists calculat- Part of West Antarctica, ground and air measure- day, convoys of vehicles appeared to involve a pin- a statement. "Liberation ed. All that water made where most of the melting ments and computer sim- appeared to be heading cer movement. Some 2,000 of the port of Hodeida is a global oceans rise about occurred, "is in a state of ulations, said lead author toward the rebel-held city troops who crossed the milestone in our struggle three-tenths of an inch. collapse," said co-author Andrew Shepherd of the as heavy gunfire rang out. Red Sea from an Emirati to regain Yemen from the From 1992 to 2011, Ian Joughin of the Univer- University of Leeds in En- The assault, part of an naval base in the African militias." Antarctica lost nearly 84 sity of Washington. gland.

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