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Sharon’s Sneaker the fun in fundraiser Crew, comprised of quilter Kristin By Bridget Turcotte in Wake eld. Her husband, Steven Callahan of Sau- ITEM STAFF Callahan, is a cancer survivor. gus, Sharon Lee The team, which also includes SAUGUS — What do a comedi- Genovese and her Matt Genovese’s mother, Sharon an, a quilter and a store clerk have son Matt of Saugus, in common? Genovese, has planned two fund- and comedian Ben- Benji Wozniak, a comedian from raisers at the Marleah E. Graves ji Wozniak of Lynn Lynn; Kristin Callahan, a quilter “MEG” Building on Essex Street. will host a Quilt-A- from Saugus; and Matt Genovese, First they’ll get together to create Thon and a Com- a 21-year-old from Saugus with a small quilted squares called mug edy Night to raise drive to help others, are teaming rugs on Aug. 19, then Wozniak will money for when up to use their individual talents break out the microphone for a they walk in the to help a single cause: the Jimmy night of giggles on Aug. 30. Dana-Farber Jim- Fund. Wozniak learned of the fundrais- my Fund Cancer “We all have a gift that we can use ing team from Matt Genovese. The Walk in September. to help battle this,” said Callahan, who works at Quilter’s Common SAUGUS, A7 ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Nahant Town Meeting is on the move

By Bridget Turcotte ITEM STAFF NAHANT — A Special Town Meeting that was scheduled for September at the last Board of Se- lectmen meeting could instead be held in less than 20 days. The Board of Selectmen voted on July 10, the panel’s last meeting, to have the Special Town Meeting on Sept. 17. Now, it’s being advertised on the town’s website for Aug. 27. Town Clerk Peggy Barile said more than 200 residents signed a citizen’s petition requesting the meeting be moved up, but declined to provide a copy of the petition. The matter is listed on the agenda for tonight’s Board of Selectmen meeting. Nahant has an open Town Meet- ing, meaning any registered voter OH, IF THE WALLS HAD EARS who lives in town can take a vote. Selectmen are tasked with the re- sponsibility of calling a Special Lynners share their stories as part of Beyond Walls festival Town Meeting, but are required to do so if either 200 voters, or 20 per- By Bella diGrazia ning of storytelling. Wasp Elder with cent of the total number of voters, ITEM STAFF Five Lynners and one muralist shared the help of fellow whichever is less, request the meet- three powerful tales. UK artist Helen Bur ing, according to a citizen’s guide to LYNN — Within the walls of the city’s “What makes Lynn so special is the peo- gets to work on his town meetings on the Secretary of auditorium, tales of Lynners were told. State’s website. ple that live here,” said Wilson. mural at 280 Union Al Wilson, executive director and found- A Special Town Meeting must be While each story was vastly different, St. in Lynn for Be- er of Beyond Walls, curated Tuesday called within 45 days of the board’s they all related to Lynn and the walls that yond Walls. night’s event with the help of Associate vote and the warrant must be made Director Pedro Soto. surround the city. Beyond Walls hopes to ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK available to residents at least two The mission behind the Beyond Walls have more events such as this one for fu- weeks before the meeting. Should Mural Festival is to activate space and ture festivals, given it’s a way for people the selectmen call the meeting for strengthen communities, which played Aug. 27, as already advertised on an important role in planning the eve- STORIES, A7 NAHANT, A7

More stories: RAW students will Speak Up INSIDE leaders, said, “All these kids have stories, phenomenal pieces to share. They are encouraged to speak up about Lynn issues in Lynn and in their communities. We walked PACE names new medical director. A2 BY BILL BROTHERTON around this community and observed, talked about how things are changing in Lynn. Gentri cation, for exam- Sports LYNN — Current and past members of Raw Art Works’ ple. We discussed serious subjects, like ‘What are you Lynn falls short to Charleston Spoken Word group will be in the spotlight Thursday feeling when someone tries to put you in a certain box?’ in World Series. B1 night, sharing their poetry and personal stories. The These are real, personal stories.” Speak Up open mic event starts at RAW at 5 p.m. Ad- Noel Pichardo, an English High senior, will be among Food mission is free. Try some of Rosalie’s Alex Norby, a RAW art therapist and one of the group’s RAW, A7 Salade di Riso. B8 Lynn City Council Man pulled from Revere Beach elects new CFO ‘has a possibility of survival’

By Gayla Cawley who was part time. By Bridget Turcotte after he entered the water around 4 p.m. ITEM STAFF His start date is Sept. ITEM STAFF Monday, said State Police spokesman 10. Dave Procopio. Beachgoers told police LYNN — City of cials After a monthslong REVERE — A 61-year-old man who the man had been drinking alcohol with hope its new chief nancial search, Mayor Thomas M. was pulled from the water at Revere a female friend prior to taking a swim. of cer, Michael Bertino, McGee recommended the Beach Monday afternoon remains in in- Lifeguards performed CPR and called can help bail Lynn out of its appointment of Bertino to tensive care at Massachusetts General for an ambulance. First responders with rough nancial situation. the City Council on Tues- Hospital and “has a possibility of surviv- the Revere Fire Department and Catal- Bertino was hired as a day night, with the panel al,” according to State Police. do Ambulance continued compressions full-time CFO, replacing Lifeguards were called to the edge of retiring CFO Peter Caron, LYNN, A7 Michael Bertino the water for a man down just moments REVERE, A7

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 HIGH 86° VOL. 140, ISSUE 204 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 FOOD ...... B8 LOW 73° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 2018 OBITUARIES Element Care’s PACE names Linda I. Dupont, 71 1947-2018 Duby as medical director DANVERS — Linda of the word. Windy I. (Wood) Dupont, 71, had a heart that was peacefully passed pure and her love LYNN — Dr. Joanna ganization with the mis- the PACE model of care. away surrounded by for her family and Duby has been promot- sion to help people live We wish her all the best in her family on Aug. friends was unwaver- ed to medical director for safely and comfortably her future endeavors.” 4, 2018. She was ing. She touched so Element Care’s Program in their homes and their Duby, who is board cer- the wife of the late many lives with her of All-inclusive Care for communities for as long tified in internal medicine Richard Dupont, with simple “Hello Love” the Elderly (PACE), a as they can, keeping their and geriatrics, worked as a whom she shared 46 and her beautiful non-profit, healthcare or- stays in hospitals and physician at Beacon Medi- years of marriage. genuine smile. ganization serving adults nursing facilities as mini- cal Associates in Swamp- Born in Sale, England, on She is survived by her 55 and older. mal as possible. scott, and at the Division May 17, 1947, she was the daughter, Brittany (Dupont) Duby will be responsible “With her passion for of Internal Medicine and daughter of the late Ernest Raesly and her husband Tim for managing the delivery geriatric care and her out- Geriatrics at Mount Sinai and Rebecca Wood. Linda Raesly of Danvers; her son, of medical care to the 1,000- standing track record of Medical Center in Miami was raised and educated in Ryan Dupont of Danvers; and plus Element Care PACE success in elevating the Beach, Fla., before joining England and moved to the four grandchildren, Chloe and participants on the North health of our PACE partic- Element Care. She has United States in 1965. Caleb Raesly and Layla and Shore, Merrimack Valley, ipants, we are extremely been an integral part of the Linda along with her hus- Kaya Dupont. She was prede- and the northeast region of Dr. Joanna Duby fortunate to have Dr. Duby geriatric training of inter- band was the owner and op- ceased by her siblings, Peter Middlesex County. as our new medical firec- nal medicine residents at erator of four donut shops, Wood and Carol Nicholson. “I am truly honored to be tor,” said Robert D. Wake- North Shore Medical Cen- first in Lynn, and then several Service information: The selected as Element Care’s geriatrician to her new field Jr., CEO of Element ter since 2004. She earned locations in Beverly known family of Linda will receive new medical director and position. For the last 15 Care. “Having worked her doctor of medicine de- as Rich and Windy’s D-Lite friends and family from 4-7 look forward to continue years, she has been a ger- with Dr. Duby for over gree from McGill Univer- Donutt. Known to her close p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 12, working with the pas- iatrician at PACE at Ele- a decade, I am confident sity in Montreal, Canada, friends as “Windy,” she had so 2018 at C.R. LYONS & SONS, sionate, caring and pro- ment Care where she has that she will be a tremen- and completed training much passion and dedication Funeral Directors, 28 Elm St., fessional team that is El- led interdisciplinary teams dous asset to our organi- in internal medicine and for what she believed in. As a Danvers. All other services ement Care,” she said. “In to deliver highly coordinat- zation for years to come. a fellowship in geriatrics true animal lover, she spent are private. In lieu of flowers, my new role, I’m excited ed and personalized care “I would also like to from the University of To- the last 10 years of her life as expressions of sympathy and about continuing to bring for older, frail adults. She thank Dr. Elizabeth Brod- ronto in Toronto, Canada. a Vegan and was a constant support may be made in Lin- the PACE model of care to has also been instrumental erick for her many years of Duby lives with her hus- advocate for the fair treatment da’s name to The Lupus Foun- any and all adults in need in integrating an electron- service as Element Care’s band and multiple pets in of all animals. dation of America http:// so they can remain in the ic health record at Element medical director. She is Marblehead, and has three Windy was a loving and sup- support.lupus.org/goto/ community and live hap- Care and adapting it for recognized throughout the college-aged children. portive wife, mother, grand- LindaDupont. Online condo- pier, healthier lives.” PACE’s unique needs. PACE community for her For more information mother and friend and was a lences and directions www. Duby brings more than Element Care was incredible dedication to about Element Care, true matriarch in every sense LyonsFuneral.com. 25 years of clinical expe- founded in 1995, and is a her patients and for her in- please call 877-803-5564 or rience as an internist and non-profit, healthcare or- novative work enhancing visit www.elementcare.org.

Janice G. Booth 1940-2018 New Boston top cop says It is with great tained close relation- sadness that we an- ships with her child- diversifying ranks a priority nounce the passing hood friends while of Janice (McGrath) also gaining many Booth at home with new friends during By Alanna Gross, who has served as her family. her life’s journey. Her Durkin Richer the force’s second-in-com- A lifelong resident easygoing, compas- ASSOCIATED PRESS mand since 2014, takes over as the department of Lynn, Janice leaves sionate demeanor BOSTON — Boston’s also works to begin put- behind daughters made her a popular new top cop said Tues- ting body-worn cameras Linda Rogers and companion in her cir- day that creating a more on officers after a study her husband Guy Perito Jr. of cles of friends. diverse police force will found the devices reduced Lynn, Susan Sorkin and her Always ready for an adven- require help from the complaints against offi- husband Michael of Raymond, ture, Janice lived life to the community to dispel en- cers and reports of officer N.H., and Lisa Walsh and her fullest, traveling to Ireland, trenched stereotypes husband Joseph of Haverhill. Belize and Hawaii, cruising and negative perceptions use of force. She also leaves her beloved several times a year to the about law enforcement. The department is also grandsons Devin Sorkin, Bri- Caribbean and day trips to William Gross, the city’s under pressure to reduce an Rogers, Tyler Sorkin, Kyle Foxwoods. But it was Disney first black police commis- the number of killings Rogers, and Jason Walsh; and World that she loved the most sioner, told The Associated that are going unsolved in her beloved granddaughter, and shared numerous trips Press that potential candi- communities of color. Rachel Walsh. She was the with her family and friends. dates are sometimes dis- Gross said he is exam- sister of Michael McGrath and She was known as THE expert couraged from becoming ining a host of ideas, such his wife Cathy of Salem, and on all things Disney. officers by the same people as adding detectives and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the late Sandra O’Malley of She was taken from us who complain the police even bringing back re- Oregon and the late Jack Mc- much too soon, but we are force isn’t diverse enough. William Gross smiles after being sworn in as tired officers to help re- Grath of Lynn. She also leaves comforted to know that she “You can’t say to me: Boston’s first black police commissioner during solve such cases. People her niece Jennifer McKinnon lived life the way she wanted ‘Hey commissioner, you ceremonies in Boston Monday. in communities afflicted and nephew John McGrath right up to her last days. She were a chief of color, you’re by violence also need to be and former son-in-law Richard was home with her family, assured that they will be a commissioner of color. people.” addition to diversifying Rogers. watching her beloved Red Sox How come you’re not hir- protected if they go to po- Janice was a devoted and play, and smiling. “Until we educate people the department, Gross lice about a crime, he said. ing people of color from that we’re not all alike, we plans to prioritize commu- loving mother and Nana. She Service information: A cel- across our city?’ But then “We’re going to do every- will maintain those neg- nity policing initiatives, was happiest spending time ebration of life will be held go and give the message: thing we can, within the with her three daughters and privately by the family. ‘How could you join the ative stereotypical views transparency and officer power of the law, to bring their families during holidays In lieu of flowers, the fam- police department? You’re and perceptions,” he said. well-being, he said. those cases through to fru- and frequent get-togethers. Her ily asks that donations be a sellout. You’re going to Gross’ remarks came a Despite efforts under ition,” Gross said. “But we grandchildren were her light of made to Give Kids the World be a killer just like them,’” day after he was sworn former Commissioner Wil- need witnesses, we need her life and she was so proud of Foundation (www.gktw.org) he said. into office before a stand- liam Evans, about two- evidence, we need cooper- all of their achievements. so that critically ill children To help change those ing-room-only crowd of thirds of officers are white, ation, and in all fairness, Janice was a strong, loyal can experience the magic of views, Gross said police 900 people at a Baptist even though whites make we need to be able to pro- and caring woman. She main- Walt Disney World. need to “get off our butts, church in the city’s Mat- up a minority of the city’s tect people who come for- go out and start talking to tapan neighborhood. In population. ward as witnesses too.” Debate pits GOP Democrats spar over advocacy, leadership hopefuls seeking to By Bob Salsberg ASSOCIATED PRESS BOSTON — The Demo- challenge Warren crat challenging U.S. Rep. Michael Capuano in next By Bob Salsberg Independent candidate month’s primary in a key ASSOCIATED PRESS Shiva Ayyadurai is also Boston-area congressio- headed for the November nal district acknowledged BOSTON — Three Re- ballot. Tuesday that if elected publicans vying for their Warren is a favorite she would likely vote the party’s nomination to target of Trump, who fre- same way as the incum- challenge U.S. Sen. Eliz- quently and derisively bent, but insisted leader- abeth Warren criticized refers to her as “Pocahon- ship was about more than the Democratic incum- tas” to ridicule her claims casting votes. bent Tuesday as being of Native American her- Boston City Council- too far to the left even in itage. Warren, who has or Ayanna Pressley and blue state Massachusetts, been equally harsh in her Capuano agreed on many while offering varying de- criticism of Trump, has issues — including their grees of support for Presi- said she’s focused on win- contempt for many of dent Donald Trump. ning re-election this year. President Donald Trump’s Geoff Diehl, a state There was no mention of policies — during a one- representative who co- Warren’s ancestry during hour debate co-sponsored chaired Trump’s 2016 the one-hour GOP debate, by The Boston Globe and Massachusetts campaign, but plenty of jabs at the WBUR-FM at the Uni- Jon Kingston, a business senator’s policy stances. versity of Massachusetts’ executive, and Beth Lind- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Diehl called her one of Boston campus. strom, a cabinet official Washington’s “most divi- Pressley, who in 2010 be- Incumbent U.S. Rep. Michael Capuano, D-Mass., right, gestures during a under former Republican sive voices,” while Kingston came the first black wom- debate with primary challenger Boston City Councilor Ayanna Pressley Gov. Mitt Romney, met labeled Warren “extremist.” an elected to the council, is at the University of Massachusetts Tuesday in Boston. in their first three-way While Trump easily won hoping to unseat Capua- debate on Boston Herald the Massachusetts GOP no, a 10-term Democrat New York Democratic es- “What this district de- Radio. The winner of the primary in 2016, he won widely considered one of tablishment, and the na- serves and what this time Sept. 4 primary will face 781-593-7700 only 32 percent of the gen- the most liberal mem- tion, with her June 26 pri- requires is active leader- Warren, who is seeking her Publishing Daily, except Sundays eral election vote and polls bers of the Massachusetts mary victory over 10-term second term in the Senate ship, someone who will USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 suggest he is deeply unpop- delegation, in the Sept. 4 U.S. Rep. Joe Crowley. Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA and is among a number of be a movement and a co- ular in a state where fewer primary. There are no Re- That race and the Mas- and additional offices. 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By Paul Elias ASSOCIATED PRESS SAN FRANCISCO — Firefighters struggled against rugged terrain, high winds and an August heat wave Tuesday to slow the spread of the biggest wildfire ever recorded in California, an inferno that exploded to more than 450 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS square miles in just 11 A courtroom sketch depicts Rick Gates, center, days. testifying during questioning in the bank fraud The blaze, centered near and tax evasion trial of Paul Manafort Tuesday the community of Clear- at federal court in Alexandria, Va. lake, about 100 miles north PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS of San Francisco, spread Arcadia and Santa Rosa firefighters attempt to put out fire on a hay bale fast because of what of- stack behind Brassfied Estate Winery Monday in High Valley, Calif. ficials said was a perfect Manafort’s lawyer: combination of weather, Its rapid growth to an sociation. lines, forcing firefighters topography and abundant area the size of Los Ange- About 3,900 firefighters, to retreat, said Battalion vegetation turned into les at the same time fire- including a crew of 40 vol- Chief Jonathan Cox of the ‘So many lies’ and highly flammable fuel by fighters were battling more unteers from New Zealand, state Department of For- years of drought. than a dozen other major were battling the blaze, estry and Fire Protection, Gates can’t keep up The flames were burn- blazes around the state contending with tempera- or Cal Fire. ing in mostly remote ar- fanned fears that 2018 tures in the high 90s and In all, 14,000 firefight- By Eric Tucker, the trial to a standstill eas, and no deaths or se- could become the worst winds gusting to 25 mph. ers were battling blazes rious injuries have been Matthew Barakat late Tuesday afternoon, wildfire season in Califor- The area has few roads across California, which is and Chad Day calling a brief recess. reported. But at least 75 nia history. that can serve as firebreaks, seeing earlier, longer and ASSOCIATED PRESS Afterward, Downing homes have been lost, and "For whatever reason, and firefighters instead fell more destructive wild- dropped the Trump-re- thousands of people living fires are burning much back to natural barriers fire seasons because of ALEXANDRIA, Va. — lated line of questioning, near Clearlake have been more intensely, much like streams or used bull- drought, warmer weath- In a blistering back-and moving on to other topics forced to flee. The blaze, more quickly than they dozers to cut fire lines. er attributed to climate forth, Paul Manafort’s without explanation. dubbed the Mendocino were before," said Mark A. But the flames were change, and the building lawyer suggested Tuesday In general, references to Complex, was reported 20 Hartwig, president of the moving so fast in spots of homes deeper into the that the star witness in Trump at the trial have percent contained. California Fire Chiefs As- that they blew past fire forests. the former Trump cam- paign chairman’s finan- been few and far between. cial fraud trial has told Both sides agreed ahead “so many lies” he can’t re- of time to limit discus- Elon Musk drops bombshell member all of them. sion of the campaign so as Defense lawyer Kev- not to prejudice the jury, in Downing began his though they had agreed cross-examination of to allow testimony about with a $72B buyout proposal longtime Manafort dep- the overlap of a bank loan uty Rick Gates by press- with Manafort’s role in ing him on his own lies the campaign. By Michael Liedtke At that price, the buy- The tough questioning of and Alexandra Olson out would cost nearly $72 to special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigators, Gates came after he spent ASSOCIATED PRESS billion, based on Tesla's hours telling jurors how outstanding stock as of an extramarital affair and SAN FRANCISCO — hundreds of thousands of he disguised millions of July 27, but it's unlikely dollars in foreign income Tesla CEO Elon Musk is the deal would cost that dollars he admitted to em- considering leading a buy- bezzling from his former as loans in order to lower much because Musk owns Manafort’s tax bill. Gates out of the electric car mak- a roughly 20 percent stake boss. er in a stunning move that Downing also ventured recounted how he and in the Palo Alto, Calif., Manafort used more than would end the maverick company. He also said he into territory both sides had agreed to avoid: dis- a dozen offshore shell com- company's eight-year his- intends to give Tesla's ex- cussion of Donald Trump’s panies and bank accounts tory trading on the stock isting shareholders the presidential campaign. in Cyprus to funnel the market. option of retaining a stake Under questioning, money, all while conceal- In his typically unortho- in the company through a Gates said he may have ing the accounts and the dox fashion, the eccentric special fund, if they want. submitted personal ex- income from the IRS. Musk dropped his bomb- "Am considering tak- penses for reimburse- Under questioning from shell on his Twitter ac- ing Tesla private at $420. ment by Trump’s inaugu- Downing, Gates acknowl- count, which he has used Funding secured," Musk ral committee, which he edged he had to plead as a platform for pranks, wrote in his first tweet, helped operate. Downing guilty to false statements vitriol and now for a pro- following up with "good PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS also asked whether Muel- after lying during a Feb- posal to pull off one of the morning" and a smiley ler’s investigators had ruary interview with fed- biggest buyouts in U.S. emoji. “Am considering taking Tesla private at $420. interviewed Gates about eral investigators. At one history. His tweet came hours af- Funding secured,” Elon Musk wrote in his first his role in the campaign, point, as Gates had trou- Musk got the ball rolling ter the Financial Times re- tweet. prompting an objection ble recalling the details of Tuesday after the stock ported that Saudi Arabia's from prosecutors and a his confession, Downing market had already been sovereign wealth fund had direct knowledge of the was initially met with sidebar conference with asked him, “Have they open more than three built a significant stake in matter said Saudi Ara- widespread skepticism, U.S. District Judge T.S. El- confronted you with so hours with a tweet an- Tesla Inc., but it was un- bia's Public Investment with many people connect- lis III. many lies that you can’t nouncing he might buy all clear if that was the fund- Fund had built a stake of ing the proposed $420-per- The judge then brought even remember them?” of Tesla's stock at $420 per ing Musk was referring to. between 3 and 5 percent of share offer with 420 being share with no further de- The Financial Times, cit- Telsa's shares. a common slang term for tails. ing unnamed people with Musk's announcement marijuana. Testing finds major Man tried to oust adults from flaws with electronic site where kids found in filth car safety systems By Tom Krisher S and Model 3. The in- By Morgan Lee Morton was among five ASSOCIATED PRESS stitute tested the system ASSOCIATED PRESS adults arrested after the with the adaptive cruise Taos County sheriff raid- DETROIT — Cars and control turned off, but AMALIA, N.M. — A New ed the compound in search trucks with electronic driv- automatic braking on. At Mexico man said Tuesday of the missing Georgia boy er assist systems may not 31 miles per hour, both he and his wife had pressed who was not found. Au- see stopped vehicles and Teslas braked and miti- authorities to remove a thorities haven't released could even steer you into a gated a crash but still hit group of people from a many details about the crash if you're not paying a stationary balloon. They makeshift compound on his search for him. attention, an insurance in- were the only two models land where officials report- The five adults, includ- dustry group warns. that failed to stop in time ed finding 11 hungry chil- The Insurance Insti- ing the boy's father, have during tests on a track. dren living in filth. tute for Highway Safety, been charged with child Yet when the adaptive However, it took a plea in a paper titled "Reality abuse. A hearing was ex- cruise control, which keeps for help and the search Check," issued the warn- pected later Tuesday. a set distance from cars for a missing Georgia boy ing Tuesday after testing Children ages 1 to 15 in front, is activated, the to finally draw sheriff's five of the systems from were rescued Friday from Teslas braked earlier and deputies to the desolate Tesla, Mercedes, BMW the compound that had gentler and avoided the site that was walled off by and Volvo on a track and been under investigation balloon, the agency said. stacks of old tires, wooden public roads. The upshot for months. On the road, the insti- pallets and other debris. is while they could save Taos County Sheriff tute's engineers found Property owner Jason PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS your life, the systems can Jerry Hogrefe said FBI that all the vehicles but Badger said he had con- fail under many circum- agents had surveilled The father of the missing Georgia boy, Siraj Ibn Tesla's Model 3 failed to cerns about the compound stances. the area a few weeks ago Wahhaj, was among the five adults arrested in respond to stopped vehi- near the Colorado border. but did not find probable connection to the 11 rescued children. "We have found situa- But he says the courts tions where the vehicles cles ahead of them, the cause to search the prop- institute said. and other authorities erty. An FBI spokesman It wasn't clear who sent that state last December. under semi-automated shot down his attempts to control may do things that didn't immediately return the message or how it was According to the extradi- break up the encampment can put you and your pas- a call by The Associated communicated. Georgia tion warrant, Wahhaj told LAW OFFICES OF — described as a trailer Press seeking comment. sengers at risk, and so you detectives forwarded the the boy's mother that he JAMES J. CARRIGAN buried in the ground in Hogrefe said the boy's really need to be on top message to the Taos Coun- wanted to perform an ex- • Social Security Disability Amalia, just south of the father, Siraj Ibn Wahhaj, of it to prevent that from ty Sheriff's Office. orcism on the child, who • Workers Compensation New Mexico-Colorado line. was among the five adults happening," said David • Accidents Court records show a arrested, Wahhaj was expect- suffered from seizures, Zuby, the institute's chief 25 years located across judge dismissed an evic- Authorities staged a raid ed to appear in court because he believed the research officer. from Lynn District Court tion notice filed by Badger after someone believed to Wednesday on a warrant 3-year-old was possessed Among the scariest 15 Johnson St. against Lucas Morton in have been in the compound from Georgia that seeks by the devil. The mother found by the Virgin- 781-596-0100 June. The records didn't sent out a message for help his extradition to face a told police that Wahhaj ia-based institute was JAMES J. CARRIGAN provide further details on that said: "We are starving charge of abducting his took the boy for a trip to a with the system in two ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN RONALD D. MALLOY the judge's decision. and need food and water." son, Abdul-ghani, from park and never returned. Tesla vehicles, the Model www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] A4 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 2018 OPINION GAYLE MORROW AND GRETA ZARROW HOW TO REACH US

E M. G D  President and Publisher When it comes to war, words matter Edward L. Cahill M H. S Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg E C  J. Edward M. Grant Words matter. It’s an colonialism in the Amer- a—holes in the world that Advertising Director Gordon R. Hall important lesson learned icas while greenlighting just need to be shot. There T  J  by children on the play- U.S. interventionism in are hunters and there are 110 Munroe St. Editorial Director Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 W J. K J. Patrick Norton ground and PR executives the region. The American victims. By your disci- Lynn, MA 01903 Chief Financial O cer alike. That’s why the un- “sphere” grew with the pline, cunning, obedience J N. W  Michael H. Shanahan Customer Service Chief Operating O cer Chairman heralded word change to seizure of Guam, Puerto and alertness, you will de- Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PŽ President Donald Trump’s Rico, the Philippines, and cide if you are a hunter or Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Department of Defense Guantánamo Bay in the a victim. It’s really a hell Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 mission statement — 1898 Spanish American of a lot of fun. You’re gon- All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 which recently came to War, and continued with na have a blast out here.” Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 light in a report by veter- the annexation of Hawaii Most symbolic of this ad- Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 ans news outlet Task & the same year. ministration’s glorification Classifi ed Advertising Brian C. Ÿayer, 1996-1999 Purpose — is unsettling, Rather than defending of militarism is Trump’s classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 to say the least. the United States from Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 unprecedented request for Subscriptions The change, made in external threats, the De- a massive, multimillion [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 early January, replaced a partment of “Defense” has dollar military parade on Circulation statement saying the de- instigated multiple in- Nov. 10, during Veterans [email protected] partment’s mission is to vasions of other nations, Day weekend, in Wash- Ext. 3 “deter war” with one that including Korea (1950- ington, D.C. At taxpayers’ pledges to “provide a le- 1953), Vietnam (1955- Newsroom expense, the extravaganza [email protected] thal Joint Force to defend 1975) the Dominican Re- will showcase U.S. mili- [email protected] the security of our coun- public (1965), Grenada tary might, parading ar- Ext. 4 try and sustain American (1983) and Iraq (1991 and mored vehicles, weapons influence abroad.” The 2003-2011). The United Sports EDITORIAL and aircraft through the [email protected] new language appears on States has also repeat- capital. every page of the depart- edly threatened the use In response, the Stop Ext. 5 ment’s website, except the of nuclear weapons, from Trump’s Military Parade Retail and Online “About” page, in what may Iraq and China in 1958 Advertising coalition is planning a [email protected] have been an oversight. It to Trump’s Twitter rant peace parade and other ac- is overtly aggressive, be- about Kim Jong Un as- tivities Nov. 9-11. The goal ADVERTISING fitting an administration serting that the U.S. has a is to return Veterans Day Ernie Carpenter Jr. that is not afraid to be “much bigger & more pow- to Armistice Day, a day to Director of Advertising seen as explicitly milita- erful” nuclear button. celebrate peace. Let’s get and Business Development, ext. 1355 ristic. So, while the newly the lingo right; let’s come [email protected] The U.S. government stated DoD mission is to the nation’s capital to Michele Iannaco knows all too well the im- not surprising to those counter Trump’s mili- Sales Representative, ext. 1315 [email protected] portance of words. After familiar with the history tary madness and send a PHOTO | ARMANDO L. SANCHEZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE World War II, what had of U.S. foreign policy, it is message that the United Ralph Mitchell been called the Depart- foreboding in its explic- Sales Representative, ext. 1313 An evidence marker sits on the ground at States should divert war [email protected] the scene where a 17-year-old boy was killed ment of War was white- itness. Its tone is fitting dollars to human and eco- washed and renamed the given that Trump’s pick Patricia Whalen after being shot in the abdomen while riding logical needs. Sales Representative, ext. 1310 his bike on the 7600 block of South Union Av- “Department of Defense.” to head the department, [email protected] Gayle Morrow is a volun- enue on Sunday in Chicago, Ill. This retitling in no way ex-Marine Corps General changed the ideology of a James “Mad Dog” Mattis, teer writer and researcher David McBournie department that sports a has affirmed that he leads for World BEYOND War, Sales Representative, ext. 1280 [email protected] long history of warmon- a “department of war” and a global, grassroots net- Chicago’s great gering, rather than de- actively embraced its use work advocating for war BUSINESS OFFICE fending a mainland that of violence, transforming abolition. Greta Zarro is Susan J. Conti has not been invaded by murder into a twisted her- the group’s organizing di- Controller, ext. 1288 “foreign” forces since Pan- oism. rector. This column was [email protected] shame, crisis cho Villa in 1916. “The first time you blow written for the Progres- Ted Grant U.S. expansionism dates someone away is not an in- sive Media Project, which Publisher, ext. 1234 back to the 1823 Monroe significant event,” Mattis is run by The Progressive [email protected] A hot summer weekend, when Chicago should be Doctrine, which hypocrit- once told a group of Ma- magazine, and distributed Marian Kinney at its most livable, brings an undercurrent of dread ically opposed European rines. “(T)here are some by Tribune News Service. ext. 1212 and horror to this city. Summer is block party season, [email protected] beach season, baseball season. But in some neighbor- Will Kraft hoods, summer is killing season — when armed gang Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 members run amok firing at each other and anyone FRANCIS WILKINSON [email protected] in their way. Jennifer Perez The death and injury total from Friday night to ext. 1205 [email protected] Monday morning numbed the senses: At least 74 peo- Trump loses a battle in his war on truth ple were shot, 12 of them killed, according to a tally Mike Shanahan Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 by Tribune reporters. Those are figures from a war President Donald Trump constant source of lies. president questions or [email protected] zone; they shouldn’t reflect the reality of an August admitted over the week- It’s complicated, of dismisses evidence that end that the true purpose Carolina Trujillo weekend in an American city. course, (because presi- he finds inconvenient, Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 Chicago is the nation’s bleak outlier, where a cul- of the 2016 Trump Tower dents have always bent checks and balances can [email protected] meeting between his se- the truth), but what we’ve ture of violence and bloodshed devastates some ar- still forestall or prevent Jim Wilson eas. nior campaign team and seen from Trump is unlike unjustified action in do- Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 Over the course of one hour early Sunday, there a group of Russians was any previous president … mestic affairs (assuming [email protected] were at least two incidents in which four people were to obtain actionable infor- The good news is that the that those in the Congress CIRCULATION mation on Hillary Clinton. president is just one per- shot — a drive-by shooting in West Humboldt Park and the courts retain their Lisa Mahmoud and a shooting at a block party in Lawndale. Then in The admission is a land- son in a democratic gov- respect for the knowable Manager, ext. 1239 Gresham at around 12:40 a.m., shots were fired into mark in Trump’s awkward ernment. While the pres- and known). The courts [email protected] a crowd of people who had attended a funeral repast: struggle to contain the ident occupies a central did that on the travel ban. CLASSIFIED Russia scandal. But it may place in our political dis- Eight people were struck with bullets, including a The Congress did that in Abbe Young Smith 14-year-old girl. At one point, Mount Sinai Hospital also signal a landmark de- course, if our institutions passing Russian sanctions Manager, ext. 1276 was so busy it briefly stopped accepting new emer- feat in Trump’s larger bat- hold, then he should ulti- with a veto-proof majori- [email protected] gency room patients. tle against truth. mately be held account- ty.” Mass shootings in Chicago often involve gang The essential tool of able. That’s a big “if” and All is not well, of course. NEWSROOM members targeting rivals. Summer weather brings democratic politics is folks are rightfully con- “American democracy con- Mike Alongi speech. As Karlyn Kohrs cerned. Sports Reporter ext. 1228 more people outside, which creates more opportuni- tinues to erode,” concludes [email protected] ties for mayhem. Fred Waller, Chicago Police Depart- Campbell and Kathleen Mercieca’s qualified op- the latest research report Hall Jamieson wrote in timism has much to sup- Bill Brotherton ment’s chief of patrol, told reporters a bad guy with from Bright Line Watch, Features Editor ext. 1338 a gun may be aiming at one person but will give zero “Deeds Done in Words,” port it. After more than 18 which surveys expert and [email protected] their study of U.S. presi- months in office, rampant thought to others in the field of fire. “You shoot aim- public opinion on the state Gayla Cawley lessly like that, you are shooting into a crowd,” he dential rhetoric, “Public dishonesty is still largely of U.S. democracy. Reporter, ext. 1236 said. communication is the me- confined to Trump’s exec- An executive branch [email protected] Waller blames the violence on the proliferation dium through which the utive branch. While key that produces falsehoods Cheryl Charles of illegal guns in the city. But he also blames “the national fabric is woven.” administration personnel at an astonishing rate re- News Editor, ext. 1278 culture,” because Chicago’s terrible tradition of gun Trump’s furious assault including his press secre- mains a serious threat. [email protected] violence is connected to many aspects of life in strug- on truth claws at that fab- tary, Commerce secretary But in an elegant, concise Bella diGrazia gling pockets of the South and West sides. He said ric daily. But it has yet to and secretary of Home- argument on Twitter last Reporter, ext. 1317 gang members engage in mindless violence without shred it. When he is forced land Security have mini- week, my colleague Jona- [email protected] any fear of consequence: If they’ve used a gun and to retreat from falsehoods mal credibility, the lying than Bernstein made the Thomas Grillo — such as the series of lies game is not a contagion Reporter, ext. 1264 are not incarcerated, they’ll do it again. That’s the case that Trump’s inabil- [email protected] life they know. that he and his aides told raging across the political ity to conform to the de- about the Trump Tower landscape. Other institu- Spenser Hasak A lack of job opportunities contributes to hopeless- mands of the presidency Photographer, ext. 1332 ness. Families are fractured, creating a shortage of meeting — it’s a victory tions are holding up. is, so far, a larger threat [email protected] for truth and for demo- The courts, which con- positive role models. Soon, another generation com- to Trump than to Ameri- Thor Jourgensen ing of age is lost. “We need parents to be parents,” cratic institutions. tinue to value evidence can democracy. For Trump Editorial Director, ext. 1267 police Superintendent Eddie Johnson said at a news While Trump’s unprec- over propaganda, have to be more successful as [email protected] conference Monday. “We need neighborhoods to be edented dishonesty is arguably been the most a president, Bernstein Daniel Kane neighborhoods,” he said, asking for help identifying well-documented — see successful defense against maintained, he’d have to Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 suspects. “You all know who these individuals are, Susan Glasser’s fine piece Trump’s assault. The news be less contemptuous of [email protected] they come into your homes every day, sleep with you last week in the New media, which still strug- democratic values and Steve Krause every night. Grandparents, parents, siblings, signifi- Yorker — it’s still unclear gles to convey Trump’s conduct. It’s a confident Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 cant others — you know who they are.” what it means for Amer- unique unfitness, has em- line of thought. Trump’s [email protected] This does not absolve CPD of responsibility for ican democracy. “I don’t braced fact-checking — a desperate reversal on the Owen O’Rourke believe our democracy can truth test — as a useful, Photographer, ext. 1224 apprehending violent criminals, or the courts from Trump Tower meeting — [email protected] using toughened sentencing guidelines to get repeat function for long on lies,” if incomplete, heuristic the collusion, that is — is offenders off the streets. The police need community writes former Director for Trump’s undemocratic Emma LeBlanc Pérez evidence that Bernstein’s Copy Editor members to help fight crime, but Chicago has, along of National Intelligence ways. (Although Fox News confidence may be justi- [email protected] with its gang problem, significant trust issues be- James Clapper in a new and some other right-wing fied. Harold Rivera tween police and residents in some neighborhoods. book. outlets seem more devoted Sports Editor, ext. 1238 That’s why it’s crucial for City Hall to sign off on a That’s no doubt true. But than ever to propaganda.) Francis Wilkinson writes [email protected] how many political lies, of editorials on politics and consent decree to start court monitoring of policing Even Congress, which has Roberto Scalese reforms. what sort, does it take to a rich history of hypocrisy, U.S. domestic policy for Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 Last week, community activists shut down Lake break the democratic cam- evasion and untruths, ap- Bloomberg Opinion. He [email protected] Shore Drive to protest Chicago’s violence. A similar el’s back? pears to be no more fertile was executive editor of the Mark Sutherland July protest shut down the Dan Ryan Expressway. “This is the question ground for lies today than Week. He was previously a Creative Director Those legitimate expressions of frustration captured of the moment, isn’t it?” in the pre-Trump era. writer for Rolling Stone, a [email protected] the city’s attention for a short period of time. The vi- emailed Jennifer Mercie- Kathleen Hall Jamieson, communications consul- Anne Marie Tobin olence goes on and on, from killing season to killing ca, an expert on political a professor of communica- tant and a political media Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 [email protected] season. It is the city’s great shame and cannot be for- discourse at Texas A&M tions at the University of strategist. This column gotten. University, responding to Pennsylvania and co-au- does not necessarily reflect Bridget Turcotte my question about how thor of “Deeds Done in the opinion of the editori- Reporter, ext. 1269 [email protected] By The Chicago Tribune Editorial Board. democracy can function Words,” emailed: al board or Bloomberg LP when the president is a “In a world in which a and its owners. Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 ENTERTAINMENT Spike Lee’s ‘BlacKkKlansman’ is both daring and essential

By Lindsey Bahr into undercover work. John Burke), and two de- and the perpetually drunk ASSOCIATED PRESS Many around him are tectives, Flip Zimmerman and dumb Ivanhoe (Paul quick to throw labels and (Adam Driver) and Jimmy Walter Hauser). In 1979, a man named make assumptions about Creek (Michael Buscemi) The acting is expert Ron Stallworth who was what he can and can't do. are at least willing to go throughout with standout the first African-American His co-worker calls him a along with it for a while. performances by Washing- police officer and detective toad, because of his race. Flip draws the card to ton and Driver, especially, in the Colorado Springs His black student union be in-person Ron, which who gets a powerful arc. Police Department also girlfriend, Patrice, asks turns out to be a headache It is an exhilarating, became a card-carrying if he's a pig. At work, he of its own when one of The distressing, funny and member of the Ku Klux seems extreme — a rook- Organization's members, profound film, with one of Klan and the leader of the ie suggesting a danger- Felix (Jasper Paakkonen), the more memorable film local chapter. He would ous undercover operation starts to suspect that he scores in years, from com- send a white co-worker to infiltrate the KKK. In might actually be Jewish. poser Terence Blanchard. to play him for in-person life, he seems compliant. These scenes are riv- Every frame is packed meetings as part of the As Patrice (Laura Harri- eting to watch, infused with meaning and met- wild undercover operation, er) tells him, meaningful with a perfectly executed aphor from the opening, but Stallworth was the change is impossible when tension as Flip carefully the famous crane shot one on the phone, insisting working within the struc- navigates his way through from Victor Fleming's his hatred for non-white tures of a racist system. meetings and interactions "Gone With the Wind," races with everyone from But Ron has a plan to in- with the group, including onward to the sins of the the local chapter members filtrate The Organization, the docile chapter leader present day. It's a Spike to the KKK's "grand wiz- and a few around him like Walter (Ryan Eggold), the Lee joint that is not to be ard" David Duke himself. the police chief (Robert maniacally sinister Felix missed. It's Stallworth's story that provides the frame- work for Spike Lee's blis- tering new film, "BlacK- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS kKlansman," but hardly “The Washington Decree” is a political fiction the full picture. Epic in novel by Jussi Adler-Olsen. scope, in "BlacKkKlans- man" Lee has made an immensely entertaining film about everything — ‘Decree’ has eerie love, friendship, ambition, civil rights, the power of words and images to uplift relevance in this and destroy and the vari- ous shades and ideologies of racism and revolution political climate that will leave you craving another viewing. By Jeff Ayers since he's still grieving, John David Washington ASSOCIATED PRESS but his actions soon turn plays Ron Stallworth, a America into a chaotic composed and deliberate "The Washington Decree" and frightening nation, man who isn't afraid to (Dutton), with a man at the helm by Jussi Adler-Olsen ask for what he wants, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS who is possibly pursuing a whether it's a job or a dictatorship. John David Washington, left, and Laura Harrier star as Ron Stallworth "The Washington De- quick promotion out of the Soon the laws include cree," Jussi Adler-Ol- dreaded records room and and Patrice in “BlacKkKlansman.” gun restrictions, check- sen's latest novel to be points in major cities and published in the United censorship of the media. States, tells the com- Former NFL player behind new pelling and sad story of The country and the lives Bruce Jansen, a senator of every citizen are at risk who experienced trage- if nothing is done to stop dy years earlier, and the Jansen and his bold ini- CW high school football drama young people who were tiatives. there who bonded with The novel's vast cast of By Beth Harris for weeks on end because him and became his ad- characters showcases the ASSOCIATED PRESS they're vacationing or vocates and trusted allies. turbulent fight for justice they're doing big business. When he's elected presi- and what's right for the BEVERLY HILLS, Ca- Just dealing with that dent of the United States, country, while some use lif. — Former NFL play- contrast was probably the another tragedy strikes the power struggle for er Spencer Paysinger is biggest thing that I had to that would destroy most their own purposes. In the drawing on his high school go through." men — but he isn't like midst of this horror is a days living between two Paysinger commuted most men. beacon of hope. worlds for his first major daily to high school as part Soon a trial begins, and Adler-Olsen writes as if Hollywood project. of a program that brought while Jansen waits for the he's lived in the United Paysinger grew up in students from other areas truth to reveal itself, he States his entire life, and economically depressed starts crafting a series of the novel reads as if it were South Los Angeles, but to Beverly Hills, where he had two uncles and presidential orders and written recently, not years he attended Beverly Hills pushing laws through ago. This thought-provok- High School, where he cap- an aunt who coached and taught there. Congress that impede the ing and timely political tained the football team in rights of citizens. Law- thriller shows the author the wealthy enclave. The Spencer eventually at- tended the University of makers want to give him can craft more than com- culture shock he experi- the benefit of the doubt pelling crime scenarios. enced is the basis for "All Oregon and won a Super PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS American," debuting Oct. Bowl title with the New 10 on the CW. York Giants, one of four Spencer Paysinger participates in the The CW "I definitely had a gang NFL teams he played for Network “All American” panel at the 2018 Tele- Young woman tries influence with friendsbefore achieving his goal vision Critics Association Summer Press Tour and family growing up in of retiring from the league Monday at The Beverly Hilton. South Central, and people no later than age 30. to start life anew might think that Beverly The series shoots in that family aspect of the ing, 'That's not it. They Hills definitely shielded some of Paysinger's old community." couldn't have converted on in ‘Tiffany Blues’ me from some problems. haunts in South L.A., like Producers hired a con- that,' " he said. But in actuality, it only a local park and the bar- sulting firm that designs Paysinger isn't the only opened up a whole new bershop he has patronized By Jeff Ayers all of the football plays in one with pro sports ties ASSOCIATED PRESS can of worms," Paysinger since he was a kid. the show, and consulting involved in the show. told a TV critics' meeting "South Central's been producer Paysinger wants One of the writers is Jon "Tiffany Blues: a Novel" on Monday. portrayed so many differ- to make sure the action is Alston, who played five (Atria), by M.J. Rose "Just dealing with kids ent ways in the media for authentic. years in the NFL, and re- with affluence, kids with however long," Paysinger "I don't want friends, tired Major League Soc- Jenny Bell tries to start drug problems and having said. "But with this show, I I don't want family tex- cer player Robbie Rogers anew as an artist in the their parents not be there definitely want to implant ting, emailing me say- is a producer. big city in "Tiffany Blues" by M.J. Rose. She scrapes together enough money Ruby Rose to play lesbian Batwoman in Arrowverse to take classes at a pres- tigious art college, where By Nardine Saad to feature Rose as the Go- sion. Greg Berlanti, Sarah she meets another young LOS ANGELES TIMES tham City vigilante, an out Schechter and Geoff Johns woman named Minx who lesbian and highly trained will serve as executive has money and decides In a triumph for both the street fighter “with a pas- producers. to take Jenny under her CW and LGBTQ inclusion, sion for social justice and The spinoff is still in wing. Soon Jenny sees PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS rising action star Ruby a flair for speaking her early development, but a how rich people live, and Rose has been cast as Bat- “Tiffany Blues” by mind,” according to the pilot is being planned for even receives a job offer woman in the network’s M.J. Rose vividly network. mid-season, CW president to sketch courtroom trials upcoming Arrowverse blends romance with The original Batwom- Mark Pedowitz said Mon- for the local newspaper. crossover. Jenny's lifelong dream art and history. Rose will debut as Kate an went by Kathy Kane day during the Television and debuted in “Detective Critics Assn. summer is to receive an invitation Kane in December when to Louis Comfort Tiffany's eryone she loves. Comics #233” in 1956. She press tour. storylines from the CW’s artists' colony, and when Rose has crafted a vivid was reintroduced in 2006, Rose, 32, scored her numerous DC shows — she does, she's elated — novel that blends romance and that iteration turned breakout role as Stella “The Flash,” “Arrow,” “Su- and also surprised since with art and history. The Carlin on Netflix’s “Or- pergirl” and “DC’s Legends the character into Bruce she was too afraid to ap- story of Jenny trying to of Tomorrow” — intersect Wayne’s cousin, Kate ange Is the New Black” ply. It turns out that Minx pursue her passion and for the annual hero team- Kane, a lesbian army brat and has since appeared in took one of her drawings find love would make who was expelled from “Pitch Perfect 3” as well up, the CW announced on PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and submitted the appli- this novel worthy, but Tuesday. West Point because of her as the action flicks “John cation for her. Minx is also Rose also has the gift of After that, the gen- sexuality. Ruby Rose will also Wick: Chapter 2,” “XXX: accepted into the program, immersing readers in a der-fluid star will likely Last month, the CW star in the upcoming Return of Xander Cage” and Jenny can't help but world of immaculate col- play Batwoman in the announced its script-de- film “The Meg,” due in and “Resident Evil: Final feel elated at finally pur- ors and historical figures eponymous series being velopment deal with theaters Thursday. Chapter.” suing her passion. But her in the art community. developed for the 2019- “Smallville” and “Vam- She can next be seen in life prior to arriving in How Rose can bring to life 2020 TV season. pire Diaries” alum Caro- auspices of Berlanti Pro- Warner Bros.’ sci-fi horror New York City could come a time from almost 100 Both the crossover and line Dries, who has been ductions, in association film “The Meg,” due in the- back to haunt her and de- years ago so intensely is “Batwoman” series plan tapped to write under the with Warner Bros. Televi- aters on Thursday. stroy everything and ev- truly amazing. A6 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 2018 POLICE/FIRE Dead body found in Lynn, All address information, particu- MARBLEHEAD al Park on Walnut Street found larly arrests, reflect police records. In a man asleep on Tuesday at the event of a perceived inaccuracy, Complaints 10:05 a.m. Officer reports man cause of death unknown it is the sole responsibility of the con- was told he was trespassing. A caller reported money be- On Tuesday at 10:23 a.m. a cerned party to contact the relevant By Thomas Grillo say where. because they know it and ing taken from them on Pitman caller from 4 Englewood Road ITEM STAFF It's unclear whether the not because they read it in police department and have the de- Road at 9:55 a.m. on Monday. reports his next door neighbor suspected homicide hap- a newspaper." partment issue a notice of correction A realtor called to report she has chickens. Calling party was SALEM — The Essex pened in Lynn or the body Two people have been to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- has been receiving threatening told to call the Health Depart- County District Attorney's was dumped in the city. killed in Lynn this year. ifications will not be made without messages regarding a property ment. Office is releasing few de- "Unfortunately, there's In March, 55-year-old express notice of change from the in town at 2:15 p.m. on Mon- Verbal dispute reported on tails about the death of a not much else I can say at Miguel A. Castillo was ar- Tuesday at 11:19 a.m. at 8 man found in Lynn last arresting police department. day. this point," Monahan said. raigned in Lynn District A resident walked in to report Swampscott Ave., Apt. 1. week. "It's not necessarily veiled Court and charged with having an argument with her Security officer from 104 A spokeswoman for the in secrecy, it's just that beating to death with a LYNN teenage son over his refusal to Brooksby Village Drive reports a DA's Office said they are the death is under inves- baseball bat his 47-year- allow access to his cellphone woman outside Apt. 10 on Tues- conducting an investiga- tigation and there's not old wife, Luz Yanina Ace- Arrest or give her the password to his day at 11:47 a.m. with possible tion, but declined to reveal much information known vado, inside their apart- phone at 8:42 p.m. on Mon- heat exhaustion. Officer reports Michael Vincent was ar- the victim's name or age. at this time. In the course ment. In June, Victor day. The mother explained to she was checked by Atlantic rested on warrant charges of Carrie Kimball Monahan of doing an investigation, Figueroa, of Lynn, was ar- her son that it is technically Ambulance but refused further possession of a class E drug, said an autopsy has been we are careful about what rested and charged in the her phone because she pays medical treatment. failure to wear seatbelt, break- completed, but authorities we share publicly so as to homicide of 25-year-old the bill and it is in her name. ing and entering nighttime for are awaiting the results preserve the integrity of Romel Danis. A caller reported an aggres- felony, possession of a burglar- REVERE on the cause of death. the investigation and al- sive driver following her from ious instrument, larceny under She said the victim was low investigators to ques- Thomas Grillo can be Salem, slowing down to pass $1,200, mass destruction of Accidents discovered Thursday af- tion people and know that reached at tgrillo@item- her repeatedly on Ocean Ave- property under $1,200, mis- ternoon, but declined to the info they receive is live.com. nue at 9:51 p.m. on Monday. A report of a motor vehi- cellaneous municipal ordi- The caller wasn’t comfortable cle accident at Revere Beach nance, and possession of a going home because the ag- Parkway and Lee Burbank class B drug at 11:37 a.m. on gressive driver knew where Highway at 12:27 p.m. Mon- The Lynn Police Department to Tuesday. she lives. Responding officers day; on North Shore Road at advised the caller to drive to 2:21 p.m. Monday; on Revere host a Citizens Police Academy Accidents the police station and the ag- Street at 3:42 p.m. Monday; A report of a motor vehi- gressive driver followed. They on North Avenue at 3:48 p.m. LYNN — The Lynn Po- law and criminal investi- Sept. 1. cle crash at Walgreens, 290 both claimed to be the victims Monday; on Copeland Circle at lice Department will be gations. Applications can be ob- Broadway, at 4:53 p.m. on of road rage and blamed each 7:51 p.m. Monday. hosting a Citizens Police The program also in- tained at the front desk Monday; at Honey Dew Do- other for bad driving. Academy, starting Sept. cludes the opportunity of the police station or nuts, 435 Lynnway, at 6:26 Complaints 12. for a two-hour ride-along at www.lynnpolice.org. p.m. on Monday. PEABODY A report of shots fired on The 10-week academy with patrol personnel. Each applicant will have A report of a hit and run Squire Road at 2:40 a.m. will be held on Wednes- The academy will be lim- to authorize a back- motor vehicle crash at 37 Lov- Arrest Monday. days from 6 to 9 p.m. at ited to 20 students who ground check, which will ers Leap Ave. at 5:54 p.m. on A report of vandalism at Tar- the Lynn Police Depart- must at least 18 years old be used to obtain a crim- Monday; at 14 Glenwood St. at Antonio Rodolfo Martinez, ment and will cover topics and either Lynn residents inal history record prior 40, of 20 Keys Drive, was ar- get on Furlong Drive at 7:19 8:10 a.m. on Tuesday. p.m. Monday. such as patrol and arrest or local business owners. to acceptance into the A report of a motor vehicle rested and charged on Mon- procedures, motor vehicle The deadline to apply is program. day at 2:22 p.m. for operat- crash with personal injury at Theft Victory Road and Western Av- ing a motor vehicle without a enue at 7:55 a.m. on Tuesday. license. A report of a breaking and entering on Overlook Ridge Assaults Summons Drive at 6:47 a.m. Monday. A report of a motor vehicle A report of an assault and A summons to appear in court was issued to Felicia M. stolen from North Shore Road battery at Rainbow, 35 State at 9:34 a.m. Monday. St., at 7 p.m. on Monday. Gachignard, 30, on Tuesday at 2 p.m. for operating a motor Complaints vehicle with a revoked license SAUGUS and without insurance follow- A report of an unwelcome ing a stop at 8 Swampscott Arrest guest at 48 Curwin Circle at Ave. 2:15 p.m. on Monday; at 55 Sara Elizabeth Fader, 40, of Wilson J. Nolasco-Lopez, Memorial Park Drive at 4:43 12 Barrett Road, was issued a 18, of 9 Albany Terrace, Lynn, a.m. on Tuesday; at 66 Market summons to appear in court was arrested and charged with Square at 8:03 a.m. on Tues- on Monday at 5:40 p.m. for as- operating under the influence day. sault and battery on a house- of liquor. A report of threats made at hold member. 6 Ainsworth Place at 7:10 p.m. Accidents on Monday. Accidents A report of a motor vehicle PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS A minor motor vehicle crash accident in the area of the Overdoses James Castellano, of Monroe, N.C., shows a drink he bought from the was reported on Monday at Square One Mall on Broadway boy who was robbed at his lemonade stand for $17. A report of a possible over- 3:05 p.m. at 33 Centennial at 3:09 p.m. Monday; at Alfred Road and Walnut Street at dose on Federal Street at 7:58 Drive and 7 Summit St. Officer 10:39 p.m. Monday. p.m. on Monday; on Sweetser assisted parties in exchanging Terrace at 10:10 p.m. on Mon- information. Lemonade vendor robbed at day; on Miller Place at 10:21 A hit and run crash was re- Complaints p.m. on Monday. ported on Monday at 8:50 p.m. A report of two men physical- at 10 Driscoll St. and fled to- ly fighting over their spot in line gunpoint gets donations, gift Vandalism ward Salem on Tremont Street. at AAA on Broadway at 9:04 MONROE, N.C. (AP) — wood. selling lemonade again Caller reported bumper and a.m. Monday. Police report the A report of vandalism to a A 9-year-old entrepreneur A business card that one Sunday at the community New Hampshire license plate physical altercation has been motor vehicle at 1 George St. whose lemonade stand customer collected from pool and collected $256 in were left behind. broken up but the two males at 3:45 p.m. on Monday; at was robbed of $17 has Mark's lemonade stand donations alone. The per- A motor vehicle crash was are still arguing verbally. Police 39 Childs St. at 12:17 a.m. on since received more than states he also works as son, who identified her- reported on Tuesday at 12:59 determined it was a mutual Tuesday. p.m. at 16 Foster and 2 Sum- assault that took place outside $200 in donations and a a lawn mower, dog walk- self as Mark's mother, de- mer streets. Officer reports a of police presence and neither new ride-on lawn mower er and professional ring clined interview requests LYNNFIELD woman operator requested an wished to press charges. worth $1,100. bearer. from The Associated Press ambulance claiming to be hurt. The attendant of the Fox Hill The young salesman, Home-improvement on Tuesday and declined Summons Bridge reported the gates have whose first name is Mark, chain Lowe's gave the to give the family's last Complaints crashed down and will not op- told sheriff's deputies he boy a new, $1,100 rid- name. A summons to appear in erate at 9:13 a.m. Monday. was held up at gunpoint ing mower on Monday Investigators planned court was issued to Sean M. Caller from 5 Wildwood Drive Saturday while selling after spokeswoman Sar- to meet Wednesday with reported he was threatened by A report of a man drinking Murray, 18, of 55 Locust St., inside Macy’s Department lemonade at a traffic circle ah Lively said officials an information technolo- on Monday at 11:01 p.m. at his friend’s neighbor on Monday not far from the entrance at the company's Char- gy specialist to download at 3:25 p.m. Store on Broadway at 3:29 Panera Bread on Market Street p.m. Monday. to his community in Mon- lotte-area headquarters what might be on surveil- for violation of a restraining A domestic disturbance was roe, about 30 miles south- saw news reports about lance cameras outside the reported on Monday at 5:40 An Adams Avenue resident order. reported a man was looking east of Charlotte. the robbery. community club house, p.m. at 12 Barrett Road. Mother Investigators were still A person who responded Underwood said. reports her daughters are fight- through his window and when Complaints confronted, he ran at 3:51 searching Tuesday for a to a text sent to the tele- "We're hoping to get that ing. Officer reports one of the male suspect, said Union phone number listed on tip that might help us Caller from 5 Tapley Road re- p.m. Monday. sisters left for the night. County Sheriff's Office Mark's business card said identify" the suspect, he ported being struck by father- Well-being check requested spokesman Tony Under- Tuesday that the boy was said. in-law on Monday at 10:18 on a possibly intoxicated man Theft a.m. Officer reports the party on Monday at 8:14 p.m. at the A report of a motor vehi- was taken to the hospital. Peabody Coffee House at 59 cle breaking and entering on MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS A suspicious auto was re- Walnut St. Police report Atlan- Sumner Street at 5:43 p.m. ported on Cortland Lane on tic Ambulance conducted an Monday. Police executed a search Police Chief Edward Monday at 11:36 a.m. evaluation on the man. He was Man indicted on warrant of Barlow’s home Conley quipped of mul- Property check was request- stable and will be walking back child porn charges in June 2017. He will be tiple seagull thefts, “I’m ed for 5 Nottingham Road on to his home on Pierpont Street. SWAMPSCOTT arraigned on the charges starting to wonder if Monday at 5:11 p.m. Officer A suspicious white sedan BROCKTON (AP) — A on Aug. 15 before Superi- there might be a coordi- reports all OK. with New Hampshire plates was Accident man has been indicted on or Court. nated effort.” Caller from Midland Road re- reported at 43 Harrison Ave. on charges that he secretly A report of a motor vehicle A month ago, another ported a landscaping compa- Monday at 8:30 p.m. for 30 took photos and videos of crash with personal injury at gull stole a wallet off a ny was dumping debris at the minutes. Reporting party called underage, unsuspecting Seagull thefts continue, this Banks and Walker roads at pizza box. end of the street on Monday at back to say the motor vehicle 12:18 a.m. on Monday. female victims. time with cards, cash 6:35 p.m. left the area before officers ar- Plymouth County Dis- MANCHESTER (AP) Man charged with allegedly Report from a person at 7 rived. Complaints trict Attorney Timothy Durham Drive with abdominal Caller from Speedway at Cruz says Christopher — Seagulls have long distributing heroin pain on Tuesday at 5:02 a.m. 545 Lowell St. reported a dis- A report of an assault and Barlow, of Kingston, al- plagued the shores of Party taken to the hospital. pute between a customer and battery at Stop & Shop, 450 legedly stored and shared Massachusetts, but lately, BOSTON (AP) — A man they’ve been particularly has been arrested on drug Officer wanted on Tuesday at a landscaper on Tuesday at Paradise Road, at 12:10 p.m. hundreds of images of brazen. charges. 7:46 a.m. about a scam letter 9:44 a.m. Customer said the on Monday. four underage females A bandit gull grabbed Prosecutors say 29-year- attempting to have resident of landscaper was blowing mulch A report of a noise complaint on electronic devices and credit and identification old Javier Vazquez has 15 Driftwood Lane send mon- toward his car. at Field House, 601 Humphrey told two of the teenagers ey. A check of Veterans Memori- St., at 6:14 p.m. on Monday. cards and an unknown been charged with two that he would upload amount of cash while for- counts of distribution and their images to a por- aging inside a man’s bag possession of heroin at a nographic website unless for food on Friday. federal court in Spring- they shared other images The Gloucester Times field on Tuesday. He was with him. A grand jury reports a Beverly man also arrested on Tuesday. Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 returned 58 indictments had set it down on a According to the un- against Barlow on Tues- Manchester beach that sealed indictment, Hotline day in Brockton, includ- evening. Unable to find a Vazquez allegedly distrib- ing extortion. snack, the gull grabbed uted the drug in Hamp- Spanish menu available CALL 24 HOURS A DAY Michael Bergeron, an the next best thing — a den County between June attorney for Barlow, says cardholder and money and July 2018. The charge or text the word tiplynn the behavior in question clip. Police say the victim carries a sentence of up All reports of neighborhood relates back to a period didn’t see it land any- to 30 years in prison, up and your tip to of time when Barlow was where. As of Monday, to a lifetime of supervised activity will be investigated. “untreated for significant the burglar and its booty release and a fine of up to Callers may remain anonymous. “tip411” (847411) mental health disorders.” remain at large. $2 million. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Lynn City Council elects new CFO

LYNN mayor with City Council about the recent down- million to close their bud- From A1 approval. grade in the city’s finan- get deficit. “I’m excited and looking cial statements, possibly The city had to borrow unanimously approving forward to this opportuni- referring to its bond rat- $9.5 million this year to the selection. Bertino had ty to work with everybody ing being lowered earlier balance the city’s FY18 been publicly interviewed — the mayor, his staff, the this year with its financial budget and is still bor- by the council on Tuesday citizens of Lynn, as well as outlook termed negative, rowing $4 million for the before the vote. all the councilmen,” Ber- according to Moody’s In- FY19 budget. “I think it’s a great fit for tino said. “I’m energetic, vestors Service. The home rule petition the city and we look for- hungry, and I want to help “Somerville is a great also eliminated the resi- ward to bringing him on,” the city move forward.” city,” Bertino said. “I work dency requirement for the McGee said. Prior to his tenure in with very talented people CFO, which was meant to Before the $319.5 mil- Somerville, Bertino was more so than I’ve ever further open up the pool lion fiscal year 2019 city the finance director for the been around … I learned a of candidates. McGee pre- budget approval in June, town of West Newbury for lot from them, but they’re viously told The Item that McGee said the extensive two years and the finance going to be fine with or it was important to get the From left, Sgt. Ashley Affonco, Lt. Lawrence search had been whittled director for the town of without Mike Bertino. So, best possible candidate for Wentzell and Capt. James Flynn. down to three candidates. Winthrop for 11 years. I said I want to go some- the CFO position to help But Bertino was the only Bertino worked in busi- where where I can add a officials get their hands candidate interviewed by ness, with what he char- little bit more value and around the city’s finances. Lynn PD promotes 3 the council. acterized as private sector make a difference.” Bertino said he doesn’t Bertino, a Winthrop res- work, banking and some To achieve a balanced have any plans to move By Gayla Cawley $67,233 to $77,979. ident, has been treasurer/ consulting before his near- budget this year, city of- to Lynn, but that he loves ITEM STAFF Capt. James Flynn was collector for the city of ly 20-year career in gov- ficials had to dig them- the ocean and would never promoted from his past LYNN — Three mem- Somerville since 2016. ernment. selves out of a financial rule out anything. rank of lieutenant and bers of the Lynn Police Under the terms of his During his interview, Ber- hole through legislation, “I’m ready for the chal- Department were promot- will see a pay hike from five-year contract, Berti- tino said he was happy with a home rule petition that lenge and I think we’ll ed at City Hall on Tuesday $77,979 to $101,772. no will be paid a salary of his current job in Somer- was approved earlier this continue to move the city night. “We are proud to have $160,000. Pay increases ville, but felt he could make year by the City Coun- forward,” Bertino said. Sgt. Ashley Affonco was you protecting and serv- will be contingent upon more of an impact in Lynn, cil, state legislature and “I’m happy to provide the promoted from her past ing the city of Lynn,” pay increases received by referencing the city’s finan- signed off on by Gov. Char- leadership that we need rank as an officer in the Mayor Thomas M. McGee members of Local 3147 cial instability. lie Baker that allowed the and the full-time commit- department and will see a wrote on Facebook about or at the discretion of the He remembers reading city to borrow up to $14 ment.” pay raise from $54,388 to the promotions. $67,223. Lt. Lawrence Wentzell Gayla Cawley can be Beyond Walls, Lynners share their stories was promoted from his reached at gcawley@item- live.com. Follow her on and try again, but the next prior rank of sergeant and STORIES will see a pay raise from Twitter @GaylaCawley. From A1 available slot wasn’t until Oct. 12, 2011. Even after in the community to be- questioning how cold the come closer. weather would be by then, Town Meeting is on The first story is relat- Garbarino still agreed to ed to the mural at 31 Ex- the date. The time had change St., and was told come and he was ready for the move in Nahant by Lissette Orellana, who his second go at one of the graduated from North longest swims known in- NAHANT ows, bogs, swamps, vernal ternationally. Shore Community Col- From A1 pools, banks, reservoirs, lege three months ago. When they arrived in lakes, ponds, quarry pits, Her journey to the Unit- England, the weather the town’s website, they rivers, streams, creeks, ed States left scars, both was horrible and the con- will be giving residents 19 beaches, dunes, estuar- emotionally and physical- ditions of the water were days to prepare. ies, the ocean, land under ly. She was born in El Sal- even worse. He had to do “This is a time of year water bodies, land subject vador, near a city where the swim in 12 hours with that people go on vaca- to flooding by groundwa- no sleep and no crew, aside the highly dangerous MS- tions,” said Barile. “People ter or surface water, land from his wife. The swim 13 gang was prominent. are trying to get people subject to tidal action and ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE was deemed undoable and When she was 6 years old, back to school. My con- all land within 100 feet of Garbarino had to plan it her mother left for the U.S., Lissette Orellana tells her story at the Beyond fidence level in thinking any of these features. leaving Orellana behind to Walls night of storytelling in Lynn Auditorium again for the next year, that people will be educat- but this time he needed a The Planning Board be cared for by her father. as Al Wilson listens. ed on these articles before made a recommendation Her father was an alco- crew. He called up Rowe, they return for the meet- for Town Meeting to sup- holic who didn’t take her who brought onboard points so they wouldn’t be Zayas had his eye on that ing is very low.” port the article, but Vice mother’s sudden leaving Craig, a young swimmer The issue at hand is a seen. When they finally specific wall and claims it Chairman Cal Hastings easily. He would stumble who competed on the Bos- proposed bylaw that would crossed the border, Orella- spoke to him, so when Kib- said he wasn’t happy home drunk and throw ton College team. change the permitting na was brought to a man- bey agreed, he was ecstat- about vouching for some- furniture around the The following year, Gar- process for projects with- sion in California with ic. When the muralist was barino was back and need- thing that he believes is house. A year after her a family whose children told about the wall’s posi- in the town’s wetlands, as mother left, Orellana’s ed to complete the swim was discussed at the last missing several elements. made her act and bark tion, being the entrance between Aug. 8 and Aug. The panel was not able to father was killed in a hit- like a dog. to downtown, he wanted Board of Selectmen meet- and-run car crash as he 12. The first four days ing in July. But, the article amend the language, but Afterward she met up to create something that were unswimmable due could have referred it back was crossing the street to with relatives of her step- represented an element of has not yet been placed on get home. She was waiting to the bad weather and the warrant, said interim to the Board of Selectmen, father, whom she never protection. water conditions, so Gar- where it originated, for for him to open the door, knew existed, and was re- After seeing Zayas’ fi- Town Administrator Ger- but when it finally did it barino had one full day to ry Perry, who declined to the changes to be made, united with her mother in nal product, Kibbey fell in complete a 21-mile swim he said. was her grandmother, who New York. They made the love with his building all provide the documents then brought her to her from England to France. that were discussed. Town Meeting ultimate- decision to leave the Big over again, and with the He got into the 58-degree ly postponed the article aunt’s house, without tell- Beyond Walls movement. According to a document Apple and move to Lynn. Fahrenheit water at 6 a.m. indefinitely. The biggest ing her what happened. Now a college graduate, Now, the community hall outlining the zoning by- on Aug. 12 but Rowe didn’t change to the document “Is he dead?” she asked Orellana is a Dreamer, or owner is part of the festi- law amendments that think his friend was going since it last appeared be- her aunt and grand- DACA (Deferred Action for val’s street team, donating were originally proposed, to be able to finish. fore Town Meeting is that mother, even though she Childhood Arrivals) recipi- much of his time to help the purpose of the zoning A few hours in and Gar- it is no longer a zoning already knew the answer. ent, who aspires to own her prepare for the festival. bylaw was “to protect the When she was 8, Orel- barino was bitten on the wetlands, water resources, bylaw, which means pro- own comic book store. “It doesn’t just protect foot by something and was lana was told she was go- The second story is about beyond the walls of the and adjoining land areas ponents who are denied ing to the United States, forced to stop. He waited in Nahant by controlling by the Conservation Com- the mural at 33 Spring St. city, it protects inside the a little bit before start- by herself. She traveled and how it came to be. walls of my building,” said activities deemed by the mission can no longer ap- to Guatemala, where she ing back up again. As the Board of Appeals likely peal the decision at the “The Protector” was paint- Kibbey. waves began to pick up, met up with a large group ed by Puerto Rican nation- The final tale was told by to have a significant or state level. Instead, they making the same journey. Garbarino began to lose cumulative effect on re- will need to go to land al David Zayas. The build- longtime Lynn residents his direction and his crew The group split up and be- ing is currently owned by Harvey Rowe, Kim Gar- source area values.” court, said Selectman gan their trek to their first back on the boat was sea- The amendments, which Enzo Barile. Lynn native John Kibbey, barino, and his wife Amy. sick. More than 15 hours stop in Mexico, where the were presented to Town There are expected to be who inherited it from his Rowe is an attorney and an into the swim under a driver stole all of her lug- Meeting, would have re- two other articles for res- mother after she died appraiser who works out of moonless sky and pitch gage, including everything quired permits to remove, idents to take up in the in 2015. When Kibbey’s 465 Washington St., which black water, someone from her mother had given her. fill, dredge, build on, de- town meeting. mother owned the build- has a mural on its way as the crew used a flashlight They reached a house grade, discharge into and ing, it was known as Side part of the 2018 festival. to help guide Garbarino owned by a family and otherwise alter any fresh- Bridget Turcotte can be Street Pub. Rowe and Garbarino grew toward his destination. Orellana felt positive, until water or coastal wetlands. reached at bturcotte@item- Given the many opioid up as gym rats at the Lynn In order for the swim to they walked into the tiny, The bylaw would also live.com. Follow her on addiction issues within YMCA, always challenging be considered completed cramped room where they cover marshes, wet mead- Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. his family, Kibbey decided each other. Garbarino was, by one of the fishermen would all be sleeping. All to turn the building into a and still is, the kind of guy judges, Garbarino need- night the group could hear community hall for addic- who has to try his hand at ed to have his feet on the the husband and wife ar- tion meetings. On the first every sport. shore and his arms up in Saugus looks to put guing about how the wife floor, there are 20 meet- Garbarino was a big the air. After 15 hours and didn’t want any of them ings a week for those suf- swimmer as a kid, diving 47 minutes of swimming, the fun in fundraiser there. When they woke up fering from alcohol or sub- into King’s Beach every he found it almost impossi- the next morning, every- stance abuse. The second day during the warmer ble to lift his arms, but he one was covered in bloodied and third floors are rent- months. After years of tak- SAUGUS athon Jimmy Fund Walk. knew once he did, he’d be Wozniak became a come- cuts, with no recollection of ed out as apartments for ing a breather, he picked done. Garbarino mustered From A1 how they got there. Some addicts who are working up the activity again in dian just two years ago, up all the strength he had pair work together at left scars on Orellana’s body. hard to get back on their 2007, with a long shot idea left and lifted up his arms. though he considered it The next morning, they feet. Kibbey believes if the of training to swim across Home Depot, where long before. “Tell your guy he just fin- Wozniak often breaks were forced to travel along hall can help save one life the English Channel. In ished the English Chan- “I didn’t want to go with the luggage in a in his community, then it’s 2010, he secured a fisher- into jokes while doing through life not doing stuff nel,” one of the fishermen everyday tasks, said his large coach bus. Diapers worth it. man to judge, but it was and not trying things,” he said to Rowe.” co-worker. were given to them for Last year Kibbey was ap- unsuccessful. said. the hours-long ride and proached by Beyond Walls Refusing to give up, Gar- Bella diGrazia can be Genovese, who lost his grandfather to cancer be- The quilting fundraiser they had to move around about using the back wall barino asked the fisher- reached at bdigrazia@ will be at 1 p.m. on Aug. 19 the luggage during check- of his building for a mural. man if he could come back itemlive.com. fore he was born, suggest- ed he perform in a comedy at the MEG Building. The show to help raise money. cost is $30, which includes Wozniak chose to take it all necessary materials. More stories: RAW students will Speak Up a step farther. He joined The comedy show will be RAW as the Louder Than a Spoken Word group are Art Works, a program the team to hoof the 13.1 Aug. 30 at 6 p.m. Tickets miles in the Boston Mar- are $20. From A1 Bomb Youth Poetry Slam Kristen Fonseca, Prins- partner of the 14-day Be- showcase. esa Guzman, Mackenzie yond Walls Mural Festi- those performing. He said “Here, we support each Urbano, Dan Ryan, Kay- val. Man pulled from Revere Beach he’s been a part of the Spo- other 100 percent,” said li Cerda and Pichardo. ken Word group for about Pichardo. “For Thursday’s All performers are 18 or Speak Up, at Raw Art ‘has a possibility of survival’ five years, and the support open mic, it’s a real group younger. Norby is joined Works, 37 Central Square, and encouragement he’s effort. We bond continu- by teaching artists Gladys Thursday, 5-6:30 p.m. REVERE “As of the last update we received from RAW staff- ously during rehearsals, Hidalgo, a RAW alumna, Admission is free. If you From A1 received form the hospi- are 18 or younger and ers and fellow students helping each other choreo- and Lynn resident Daiane tal, the victim was alive have helped him find graph each performance, Garcia, also known as would like to perform, con- on the man when they great success presenting helping each other edit Dexter the Poet. tact Alex Norby at alex@ arrived at the beach and and in intensive care and his works in Lynn, Boston, their pieces.” This event is organized rawartworks.org. All ages took him to Massachu- had a possibility of surviv- and at such competitions Core members of the by and presented by Raw are welcome to watch. setts General Hospital. al,” said Procopio. A8 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS ‘Aladdin JR’ theater production has local cast

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©2018 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 2018 Lynn falls short to Charleston in World Series By Harold Rivera plays throughout the evening. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR “It was a great baseball game,” Donovan said. “Their shortstop probably took three Tuesday evening’s Babe Ruth World Se- hits away from us. He was outstanding. ries game between the Lynn 16-18-year- That was probably the difference of the old All-Stars and Charleston (MO) was a game. They had 10 hits but about ve of pitcher’s duel. Lynn’s Devin Curley turned those were bloopers just over our short- in a valiant effort with four strikeouts and stop or second baseman’s heads. We hit the two earned runs in his six innings of work. ball hard and made some plays.” But Charleston’s Kasten Campbell tossed Lynn formed the rst threat to score in 5 1/3 shutout innings, enough to pace his the bottom of the rst inning. Jomar More- team to a 2-1 win over the Lynners at ta (2-for-3) attempted to score from second Russell E. Diethrick, Jr. Park in James- base on a base hit to center eld, but was town, N.Y. thrown out by Charleston center elder Campbell limited the Lynners to just Cole Nichols. four hits and tallied three strikeouts. Will “Jomar Moreta was on second base and Pratt (1 1/3 innings, one earned run, two their center elder made an outstanding hits) and Cole Nichols (1/3 inning) nished throw on that play,” Donovan said. “That’s the win in relief. how that game went both ways. We made Curley allowed one run in the top halves great plays.” of the third and sixth innings. Nick Reiser The Lynners returned the favor in the followed in relief and pitched a scoreless top of the second, when right elder Brett top of the seventh. Bucklin made a similar play. Charleston’s “Devin pitched his heart out,” Lynn Ronin Rice attempted to go from rst base coach Al Donovan said. “Nick shut things to third on a base hit but Bucklin made a down in the seventh and gave us an oppor- perfect throw to Lynn third baseman tunity to win the game.” Dayshon Anderson, who applied the tag ITEM FILE PHOTO Defense also played a role in Tuesday’s for the out. outcome, with both teams treating fans in Lynn’s Devin Curley allowed two earned runs with four strikeouts in six attendance to a number of highlight reel BABE RUTH, B2 innings of work in the Babe Ruth World Series Tuesday night. St. Mary’s baseball celebrates another successful season By Harold Rivera ITEM SPORTS EDITOR REVERE — There was plenty to smile about Tuesday evening when the St. Mary’s baseball team gathered to celebrate its an- nual banquet at The Marina at The Wharf. The Spartans, bumped up to Division 2 during the offseason, nished their 2018 regular season at 13-7 and quali ed for the Division 2 North state tournament as the No. 11 seed. They defeated Division 2 and Northeastern Conference powerhouse Danvers, the No. 6 seed, 8-5 in extra innings in the preliminary round. The Spartans took a 5-1 lead into the bottom of the seventh before the Falcons ral- lied to tie, but it was Anthony Bono’s RBI double in the top of the 10th that gave the Spartans the eventual game-winning run. Bono nished the game 2-for-4 with a RBI, ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE while Kyle Ouellette (1-for-3) and Josh Ma- St. Mary’s baseball coach Derek Dana, left, presents teo (1-for-5) each had 2 RBI. John Mulready Anthony Bono with the award for Most Improved (3-for-5) also contributed a RBI. Colin Reddy COURTESY PHOTO Player at the annual St. Mary’s banquet dinner at The went 2-for-4. Lynn native Rasi Chau has been named the Marina at The Wharf in Revere Tuesday night. BANQUET, B2 head football coach at Chelsea High School af- ter serving as the team’s defensive coordinator. After a summer in N.H., Nahant native Lynn’s Rasi Chau to Wallach ready for senior season

take over Chelsea By Daniel Kane ITEM STAFF football program As the summer ends for Framingham State University pitcher Al Wallach, the Nahant native looks ahead to his By Harold Rivera senior season after spending his summer improving his ITEM SPORTS EDITOR skills with the Winnipesaukee Muskrats. “It was easily the best competition I have seen in my life,” LYNN — When it comes to coaching football, Rasi Chau Wallach said of his season with the Muskrats, who are apart has no shortage of experience on his resume. Chau, a Lynn of the New England Collegiate Baseball League. “But it’s native and former player at Classical, has coached for 19 been really good, it’s de nitely been an experience I’ll never years at the Pop Warner, high school, arena, semi-profes- forget.” sional, and women’s league levels. Add in his true passion The Muskrats nished the season at 14-29 and fell short of for the sport and Chau becomes the perfect candidate to qualifying for the NECBL postseason. direct the football program at Chelsea High School, a role Originally, last spring was slated to be Wallach’s nal sea- he took over in May. son on the mound for Framingham. However an injury re- “I was ecstatic,” Chau, 37, said of his reaction when he sulted in a red-shirt season and an extra year of eligibility. learned he was named the new head coach of the Red Dev- “I was supposed to be playing my senior year last spring ils. “I felt like I hit the jackpot. It doesn’t matter where I was but went down with a non-serious injury,” Wallach, a right- named to be the head coach. It’s something I’ve been chas- hander, said. “I had played for the Navigators for two sum- ing. I inherit a program at Chelsea that we can build as a mers and as I was trying to set things up with them. The winning program.” Muskrats reached out to me and I decided to play with them. COURTESY PHOTO In his playing days, Chau was a fullback/linebacker at “I didn’t think I was going to be getting a chance to play Nahant native and Framingham State Classical. He intended to play Division III college football this summer so it’s been a great experience,” Wallach added. pitcher Al Wallach spent this summer at Mount Ida but changes in the program’s coaching staff “It was unexpected but so much fun.” playing with the Winnipesaukee Musk- forced Chau to alter his plans. Chau transferred to UMass rats of the NECBL. Boston but the school folded it’s football program shortly WALLACH, B2 after. Since then, Chau has found himself closely involved with football through coaching. “Football’s my passion,” Chau, who currently resides in Moreland’s homer puts Sox over the edge Lynn, said. “You have to have a passion for football. If you don’t have it, football’s not for you. Some coaches coach just TORONTO (AP) — Mitch Moreland hit a three- to coach or they do it for a paycheck. I love it, it’s my pas- run homer during a ve-run 10th inning, helping sion.” the Boston Red Sox overcome Craig Kimbrel’s Chau credited the late Harry Prunier, who died last week, blown save to beat the Toronto Blue Jays 10-7 on for steering him in the direction of coaching. Tuesday night for their fth straight win. “If it wasn’t for him (Prunier) I wouldn’t be where I am Moreland’s one-out shot off Ken Giles (0-3) fol- today as a football coach,” Chau said. “I owe him a big lowed a triple by Mookie Betts and a walk by thanks for where I am today. He changed a lot of at-risk Andrew Benintendi. The All-Star rst baseman youth in the city.” drove in four. Jackie Bradley Jr. added a two-run Chau began coaching at the high school level in 2003 with homer later in the inning. St. Mary’s, where he served as an assistant on former Spar- Giles was charged with ve runs in his rst tans coach Mike Stellato’s staff. Chau helped coach the home appearance with Toronto since being ac- Spartans to a state championship in 2005. Chau has also quired from Houston in a deal that sent back coached as an assistant at Lynn Tech under James Runner, Blue Jays closer Roberto Osuna. a former teammate of his at Classical. Kimbrel (3-1) gave up a solo homer to Justin Most recently, Chau was an assistant coach for a Boston Smoak with one out in the ninth inning, tying the Renegades team that won the Women’s Football Alliance game at 5. Kimbrel stuck out the side otherwise. Division 1 championship in July. It was Kimbrel’s second blown save in four out- Chau inherits a Chelsea team that nished 2-8 this sea- ings. son but has plenty of familiarity with the program. He was PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS J.D. Martinez hit a three-run homer in the Chelsea’s defensive coordinator last fall and held a separate Mitch Moreland watches as his go-ahead three-run eighth, his major league-leading 34th. Martinez stint as a Red Devils assistant coach prior to that. home run clears the fence in the 10th inning against nished 3 for 5 with four RBIs. CHAU, B2 the Toronto Blue Jays Tuesday night. RED SOX, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 2018 Stan Mikita, NHL Hall of Famer, passes away at 78

CHICAGO (AP) — When Stan ing family whom he fiercely loved,” NHL Commissioner Gary Bet- Mikita got back together with the family said in the statement. tman called Mikita “one of the the Chicago Blackhawks, it was “Details of planned services will be greatest players in NHL history clear how much the reconciliation released when they become avail- and a Chicago icon,” and highlight- meant to the Hall of Fame forward. able. We respectfully ask for priva- ed his work to improve the game. He became a team ambassador, cy at this time.” “He designed the distinctive and then got a bronze statue out- Mikita spent his entire career helmet he donned later in his ca- side the United Center. He was a with Chicago, beginning with his reer, when that still was a rarity,” regular at home games, drawing NHL debut in 1959 and running Bettman said in a statement. “He loud cheers when he was shown on through his retirement after play- curved his stick blade to an extent the videoboard, often with former ing 17 games in the 1979-80 sea- previously unthinkable, causing teammate Bobby Hull right beside son. He is the Blackhawks’ career his shot to do tricks. He utterly him. leader for assists (926), points transformed his playing style in “I was proud to wear the Indian- (1,467) and games played (1,394), his prime, going from one of the head uniform for 22 years,” Mikita and is second to Hull with 541 league’s most penalized players to said when he was honored before a goals. one of its most gentlemanly.” 2008 home game. Mikita remains the only NHL Mikita’s relationship with the Made it look good, too. player in history to win the Art Blackhawks deteriorated over The Blackhawks lost one of the Ross (scoring champion), Hart time, but the franchise reached most revered figures in franchise (MVP) and Lady Byng (sports- out to him after longtime owner history when Mikita died Tuesday. manship) trophies in the same William Wirtz died in 2007 and his The former captain, who helped season, and he accomplished the son, Rocky, took over. The return Chicago to the 1961 Stanley Cup feat in consecutive years in 1967 of Mikita and Hull was a key mo- title, was 78. and 1968. He became the first ment in the transformation of the Mikita’s family announced his player to have his jersey retired by Blackhawks from one of the NHL’s death in a statement released by the Blackhawks in 1980, and was worst franchises to its current the team. No further details were inducted into the hockey Hall of place among the best run organi- provided, but he had been in poor Fame three years later. zations in sports. health after being diagnosed with “Stan Mikita will be always re- “There are no words to describe Lewy body dementia — a progres- membered as a champion, an inno- our sadness over Stan’s passing,” sive disease that causes problems vator and a master of the game,” Rocky Wirtz said. “He meant so FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS with thinking, movement, behav- team president John McDonough much to the Chicago Blackhawks, NHL Hall of Famer and Chicago Blackhawks legend ior and mood. said. “He embodied the Chicago to the game of hockey, and to all of Stan Mikita passed away Tuesday at age 78. “He was surrounded by his lov- Blackhawks.” Chicago.” After loss, Lynn needs help to advance in World Series BABE RUTH the top of the sixth when Pratt scored pool play at 1-3, the tiebreaker will From B1 on a RBI single from Dallon Stotts. be determined by runs allowed. Down 2-0, Lynn made things inter- Fairfax and Jamestown both play “We played great defense, we had esting in the bottom of the seventh. Wednesday. Fairfax plays Charles- great pitching,” Donovan said. “We Anthony Nikolakakis (1-for-2) drew ton (5) and Jamestown takes on Ba- could’ve had a little bit better timely a walk and scored on a RBI single kersfield (7:30). hitting but that’s the way the game laced by Brett Bucklin (1-for-3, RBI). Donovan said Lynn will take a rest goes sometimes. We’re not allowing Lynn’s late rally fell short, however, day Wednesday to recuperate after a many runs, we just have to score a as Charleston held on for the 2-1 busy week. few more runs.” win. “It’s going to be a complete off day,” Charleston, the Midwest Plains Lynn closed the pool play stage of Donovan said. “These guys have representative, broke the scoreless the tournament at 1-3. The Lynners been going for four days straight. tie in the top of the third when Nich- need Fairfax (VA) and Jamestown These guys need a day to decom- ols crossed home plate on a RBI (N.Y.) to each lose outright in order press. We’ll see what happens in to- single from Drew Reischman’s bat. to have a chance at advancing to the morrow’s games and hopefully we’ll Charleston bumped its lead to 2-0 in next round. If each team finishes be playing Thursday.” St. Mary’s baseball holds season-ending banquet

BANQUET Leydon. Nikolakakis, Vidal and Ma- Player), DJ DiCenzo (Spartan From B1 teo were each absent from Tuesday’s Award), Nikolakakis (Offensive banquet as they’re currently in Player of the Year), Mulready (De- St. Mary’s fell to Beverly, the No. 3 Jamestown, N.Y. playing in the Babe fensive Player of the Year), Pacheco seed and eventual sectional champi- Ruth World Series with the Lynn (Pitcher of the Year), Ouellette and on, 3-2 in the first round. Lee Pache- 16-18-year-old All-Stars. Reddy (Jim Tgettis Coach’s Awards), co and Bobby Alcock both pitched “The seniors did a nice job,” Dana Alcock (Most Valuable Player). well in a tough-luck defeat that saw said. “At one point we were 1-3, we In addition, the team recognized the Spartans’ season close on a Bev- improved to 5-4 and then all the it’s five Catholic Central League All- erly inside-the-park home run. sudden we were 11-5. We got it going Stars in Mulready, Bono, “We had an opportunity,” St. Mary’s in the right direction. The Clancy Pacheco, Alcock and Nikolakakis. coach Derek Dana said. “I loved the Tournament was a bit disappointing Among those who Dana thanked way the kids played that day, we just but we came back. We beat Arlington were players, parents, his coaching left some runners on base. They Catholic, we beat Winchester. We staff, his family, St. Mary’s Athletic found us at the end. It was an odd beat the three-time (Division 2 Director Jeff Newhall and former situation but no complaints. Lee and North) sectional champion (Dan- principal Jim Ridley. Bobby pitched great. I wish we had a vers). I felt good about that. They did Dana said he likes the core group couple timely hits so that play didn’t a lot of the right things.” of players slated to return next come into effect but it’s good experi- Award winners at Tuesday’s ban- spring. ence for these kids. We have a lot quet were Ryan Fraher and Jason “We return our top three pitchers, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS coming back.” Donohue (Freshman Coach’s a bunch in the infield,” Dana said. J.D. Martinez celebrates with Mitch Moreland The Spartans graduated six se- Awards), Lucas Fritz and Colby Ma- “We’ll have to fill in the outfield but after Martinez’s home run in the top of the niors from their 2018 roster. They gliozzi (JV Coach’s Awards). Varsity I feel very good about what’s coming eighth inning Tuesday night. are Bono, Mateo, Anthony Nikolaka- award winners included Bono (Most back. These kids are all hard work- kis, Tom Cash, Lou Vidal and Aedan Improved), Jared Coppola (Unsung ers and competitors.” Red Sox earn another Lynn native Chau named Chelsea football coach extra-innings win, this CHAU just two seniors with varsity experi- this year but only two of them have From B1 ence from last season’s team. varsity experience. I’m looking for- time against Blue Jays “We’re young and inexperienced but ward to a big challenge in the confer- “Last year was my second time at I truly believe in my guys,” Chau said. ence.” RED SOX Chelsea,” Chau said. “I noticed they “They’ve been showing up to offsea- With Tech and Chelsea both in the From B1 needed more guidance and coaches son workouts. We’ve played 7v7 ver- CAC, Chau has October 19’s clash needed to be more involved. When I sus Classical every Wednesday. You between the Tigers and Red Devils Boston used a four-run eighth to turn a 3-1 deficit into got the job in May I told my coaches can learn from a higher, more com- circled on his calendar. Coaching a 5-3 lead but couldn’t close it out. Toronto’s Luke Maile ‘I want to show the players that petitive team. You can apply that ex- against a former teammate in Run- hit an RBI double off Matt Barnes in the eighth before coaches are here and they care.’ I’m perience to your opponents. We have ner is an opportunity Chau’s excited Smoak tied it with his shot off Kimbrel. not saying the previous coaches didn’t guys working out four days a week. for. Boston got just two hits over seven innings against care but I want our coaches to be in- “It’s going to be a tight (Common- “It’s going to be a great experience,” starter Marcus Stroman. Stroman came out to warm up volved with our students in and out- wealth Athletic) conference,” Chau Chau said. “We’ve played together for the eighth but didn’t throw a pitch, leaving with side the classroom. All coaches care, said. “With us having offseason work- since Pop Warner and at Classical. I trainer Nikki Huffman after she came out to examine a you just have to be a step ahead and outs, the players are applying them- love it. I’ll try to be ahead of him and blister on the middle finger of his pitching hand. show the kids you believe in them.” selves to our system. You have to be be more competitive. It’s going to be Ryan Tepera came on and loaded the bases for More- Chelsea projects to field a young there, you have to earn it. We’re a exciting and a great experience land, who hit an RBI fielder’s choice. Martinez followed roster this fall. The Red Devils return younger team. We have seven seniors coaching against him.” with a drive off the left field foul pole. Tepera was ejected for arguing with home plate umpire Ed Hickox as he walked off at the end of the inning. Wallach ready to take NECBL experience back to Framingham Devon Travis and Kevin Pillar each hit a two-run home run for the Blue Jays. Toronto has lost 11 of 14 games “I think my confidence was up and corporate my lower body more. WALLACH against the AL East-leading Red Sox, owners of the best down all summer, especially not “Before this summer I was a fast- From B1 record in baseball. throwing all spring. I just wanted to ball and changeup pitcher,” Wallach Red Sox left-hander Drew Pomeranz allowed two runs Wallach can recall being nervous stay working off the field and stay added. “I also wanted to take time to and four hits in 4 2/3 innings, matching a season worst to face off against some of the NEC- ready for when they needed me. work on my curveball. The curveball with five walks. BL’s Division I talents, but after a improved so much that by the end of Once I was back throwing and got The retractable roof at Rogers Centre was open when few outings the former Swampscott into playing shape it got better.” the summer I was barely throwing High School athlete started to settle the game began but started to swing closed in the middle Wallach threw 29.2 innings for the my changeup anymore.” of the fifth. In the eighth, a steady stream of water could in. Muskrats, going 2-3 with a 6.37 After sharpening his game, Wal- “It was pretty nerve-racking, I re- be seen leaking into the seats in right field. ERA while recording 20 strikeouts lach’s looking forward to his senior TRAINER’S ROOM member looking at the other teams and allowing 39 hits. His season season with high hopes for Fram- rosters and seeing (players from) Red Sox: LHP Chris Sale (mild left shoulder inflamma- was highlighted by a streak of eight ingham’s team under new coach colleges like Vanderbilt and Penn tion) is scheduled to come off the 10-day disabled list and appearances where he threw 10.2 Sean Callahan. The university State,” Wallach said. “We had lost start against Baltimore on Sunday. Sale (11-4) last tabbed Callahan as the program’s 17-0 before my first start and every- innings, allowing four runs on 11 pitched July 27. ... 3B Rafael Devers (strained left ham- one told me ‘just have fun tomorrow.’ hits while striking out eight and new coach earlier this week. string) is expected to be activated off the disabled list “I thought to myself, ‘I’m here I walking one. “I’m looking forward to working Wednesday, the first day he is eligible. might as well go for it,’” Wallach The real takeaway from his time with our new coach and getting on Blue Jays: Toronto put INF Brandon Drury (broken left added. “The first couple innings with the Muskrats was improving the same page,” Wallach said. “Our hand) on the 10-day DL and recalled INF Richard Urena were jarring but after that it was his curveball and focusing on his team is probably going to be as load- from Triple-A Buffalo. like riding a bike.” delivery Wallach said. ed as it’s ever been. UP NEXT Eventually Wallach was moved to “Just being around those guys “I think we all know we can win- Red Sox LHP Brian Johnson (2-3, 3.74) faces Blue Jays the Muskrats’ bullpen, a move that there was a lot of Division I talent the conference and anything can RHP Mike Hauschild (1-0, 0.00) on Wednesday. Johnson he said helped him improve going from the coaches and players, I happen in regionals,” Wallach add- is 2-0 with a 3.94 ERA in three career starts north of the forward with the season. learned so much,” Wallach said. “I ed. “We all have the same goal and border. Hauschild picked up his first career win by toss- “Once I was moved to the bullpen wanted to try to focus on being more we’re looking forward to setting that ing six shutout innings of relief against Seattle last things got a lot easier,” Wallach said. dynamic with my delivery and in- in motion.” Thursday, his Blue Jays debut. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

SPORTS BRIEFS Lynn Woods cross invited. For more information, country series visit www.lwrun.org, email [email protected] or call The 49th annual Lynn (781) 709-7135 or (781) Summer cross country 593-6562. series will continue every Wednesday until Septem- ber 26. 2018-2019 Junior Each evening includes a regular 1.59 mile, a short Olympic softball race of the day and a long race of the day. There is no The New England Storm entry fee. Jr. Olympic Softball Pro- Refer top www.lwrun.org gram, entering its 19th sea- for more information. son, will be conducting girls’ youth softball tryouts during Youth Summer the next 3 weeks. Please visit www.newengland- evening track [email protected] for more information. Or, please con- The fifth annual Lynn tact the director, John Gam- Parks and Recreation Youth Summer Evening bale at jgambale.nestorm@ Track meets will be held aol.com. at the Manning Field track on Mondays for the next two months from Lynn English Girls Monday, July 9 until Mon- Soccer alumni day, August 27 at 6:30 p.m. There is no entry fee game this weekend to participate. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS There will be running The annual English Girls Tiger Woods waits to hit from the fairway during a PGA Championship practice round at Bellerive events and field events at Soccer Alumni Game will Country Club in St. Louis Tuesday afternoon. each meet. Running events will be a 30-meter take place on Saturday, race for ages three and August 11 at Manning Field. under and 50, 100, 200, The game begins at 2:30 p.m. and will be followed by Tiger Woods takes an ice bath and 400, 800, one-mile and relays for ages high school a gathering at Tony’s Pub. and younger. Field events The cost to play is $5. Con- will be the standing long tact English girls soccer prepares for final major of year jump and the softball coach Ed McNeil at 978-401- throw. All communities are 7571 for more information. ST. LOUIS (AP) — Tiger Woods at was feeling so good about his game day to day, and it’s just about manag- times looks similar to the guy who that he took an all-or-nothing shot ing it. Before, I didn’t really have any TV/RADIO won the PGA Championship four out of a pot bunker on the 10th hole of those issues early in my career be- times among his 14 major titles, ex- that he thought might be a deciding cause I didn’t have a fixed point in my TV cept for the results. moment, and he pulled it off. And then back. My knee used to hurt a lot, but I MLB And except for the way he began the he missed the birdie putt, made a dou- could play around that.” 3:30 p.m...... Philadelphia at Arizona...... MLB Network week of the final major of the year. ble bogey on the next hole and faded Woods last played in the PGA Cham- 7 p.m...... Atlanta at Washington...... ESPN He took an ice bath. away. pionship at Whistling Straits in 2015, 7:07 p.m...... Boston at Toronto...... NESN 10 p.m...... LA Dodgers at Oakland...... MLB Network “Just trying to get some inflamma- Still, it built even more hype about when he missed the cut in the PGA for WNBA tion down, and just trying to get ready his chances heading into the PGA the second straight year. 8 p.m...... WNBA: Connecticut at Dallas...... NBA TV for the rest of the week,” Woods said Championship — until he shot 73-73 Woods has never been much for Cycling Tuesday, saying only that the inflam- on the weekend at Firestone, a course moral victories, though he has said 3:30 p.m...... Tour of Utah (Stage 2)...... FS2 mation was “everywhere,” without that he has dominated as much as any throughout the year he considers Golf elaborating what caused it. “And a lot other. himself “blessed” simply to be playing. 4 p.m...... US Women’s Amateur...... FS1 of stretching. Did a light lift yesterday It’s been like that all year. There have been enough moments this Horse racing and was ready to go for today.” He was one shot out of the lead on year, however — Carnoustie would be 5:30 p.m...... Saratoga Live: Quick Call Stakes...... FS2 Little good that did him. the back nine at consecutive tourna- one of them — that it wouldn’t be a Radio Rain pounded Bellerive Coun- ments in Florida, and then was never surprise if he contended at Bellerive. MLB try Club, twice suspending practice a factor at the Masters. He missed the “He’s got all the components of 7:07 p.m...... Boston at Toronto...... WEEI-FM 93.7 rounds. Woods played only five holes cut in the U.S. Open, and then had a the game,” Rory McIlroy said. “He’s on the course he last saw the day af- chance to win the British Open. learned how to make a swing work for ter the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, a few His health has held up nicely, espe- him again. He’s learning to compete MLB hours before the American Express cially coming off his fourth back sur- again. He’s learning what you have AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Championship was canceled. gery. to do on the back nine of a major on East Division East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB He returns nearly as much of a mys- “There’s going to be certain days that Sunday. All those things, he’s been Boston 80 34 .702 — Philadelphia 63 49 .563 — tery as when the year started. I’m just not going to have the speed through. He’s building up all that ... I New York 69 42 .622 9½ Atlanta 61 49 .555 1 Tampa Bay 57 56 .504 22½ Washington 58 55 .513 5½ Just over two weeks ago, Woods had and the flexibility and the movement don’t want to say experience, but even Toronto 51 61 .455 28 New York 46 64 .418 16 full control of his shots and moved that I once did,” Woods said. “I’m 42 though he’s won 14 of these things, if Baltimore 34 79 .301 45½ Miami 47 68 .409 17½ into the lead during the middle of the now, and I’ve had four back surgeries. you haven’t done it for a while, you Central Division Central Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB final round at the British Open. He So things are going to be different from still have to re-learn a few things.” Cleveland 62 49 .559 — Chicago 65 47 .580 — Minnesota 52 59 .468 10 Milwaukee 65 50 .565 1½ Detroit 47 66 .416 16 St. Louis 59 55 .518 7 NFL helmet rule enforcement unclear for players, coaches Chicago 41 71 .366 21½ Pittsburgh 57 56 .504 8½ Kansas City 34 78 .304 28½ Cincinnati 49 64 .434 16½ West Division West Division (AP) — Visceral blow- their approaches. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Houston 73 42 .635 — Arizona 63 51 .553 — back to the NFL’s updat- “It’s really hard to Oakland 67 46 .593 5 Los Angeles 62 51 .549 ½ ed rule that players can’t change the way you’ve Seattle 65 49 .570 7½ Colorado 60 52 .536 2 lead with their helmets to been playing after 20 Los Angeles 56 58 .491 16½ San Francisco 57 58 .496 6½ Texas 50 65 .435 23 San Diego 44 70 .386 19 make contact is straight years,” Cowboys safety

Tuesday’s Games N.Y. Yankees (Severino 14-5) at Chicago out of tough-guy football Jeff Heath said. “You’re Houston 2, San Francisco 1 White Sox (Giolito 7-8), 8:10 p.m. 101. Hard-hitting defen- not always thinking about Tampa Bay 4, Baltimore 3 Chicago Cubs (Quintana 10-7) at Kansas sive backs say the league where you’re hitting some- Texas 11, Seattle 4 City (Fillmyer 0-1), 8:15 p.m. Boston at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. L.A. Dodgers (Kershaw 5-5) at Oakland is destroying the physical body. You’re just trying to Minnesota at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. (Fiers 7-6), 10:05 p.m. element of the game or get them down. As soon N.Y. Yankees at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 Cincinnati (Stephenson 0-0) at N.Y. Mets p.m. (deGrom 5-7), 12:10 p.m. lament that it’s changing as you start thinking, and Chicago Cubs at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. Pittsburgh (Archer 3-5) at Colorado (Mar- the sport entirely. second-guessing yourself, L.A. Dodgers at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. quez 9-8), 3:10 p.m. Detroit at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. Philadelphia (Velasquez 8-8) at Arizona “Do they want us to play I think that’s when trou- Washington 8, Atlanta 3, 1st game (Corbin 8-4), 3:40 p.m. Atlanta 3, Washington 1, 2nd game flag football?” Dolphins ble happens. Hopefully it Atlanta (Foltynewicz 8-7) at Washington St. Louis 3, Miami 2 (Milone 1-0), 7:05 p.m. cornerback Xavien How- does the job in keeping Cincinnati at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. St. Louis (Gant 3-4) at Miami (Richards San Diego at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. ard said. “It’s crazy.” players safe but doesn’t 3-6), 7:10 p.m. Pittsburgh at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. Beyond the criticism result in a lot of ejections.” Philadelphia at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. San Diego (Kennedy 0-0) at Milwaukee Wednesday’s Games (Chacin 10-4), 8:10 p.m. from old-school players As the NFL alters this Seattle (Gonzales 12-6) at Texas (Gallardo Thursday’s Games bristling at another rule rule and another to kick- 6-1), 2:05 p.m. Minnesota at Cleveland, 1:10 p.m. Detroit (Hardy 4-3) at L.A. Angels (Barria Texas at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. change or point of empha- offs in the name of safety, 6-7), 4:07 p.m. Boston at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. sis is legitimate confusion FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS some players are willing Boston (Johnson 2-3) at Toronto (Hauschild Baltimore at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. Seattle at Houston, 8:10 p.m. as to how the enhanced to accept the reasons for 1-0), 7:07 p.m. Baltimore Ravens linebacker Kamalei Correa Baltimore (Cashner 3-10) at Tampa Bay Atlanta at Washington, 1:05 p.m. regulations will actually changes. Denver’s three- (TBD), 7:10 p.m. San Diego at Milwaukee, 2:10 p.m. was the first player penalized under the new Minnesota (Odorizzi 4-7) at Cleveland L.A. Dodgers at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. be enforced. No longer can time All-Pro linebacker (Clevinger 7-7), 7:10 p.m. Pittsburgh at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. a player initiate contact helmet contact rule this season. Von Miller said, “They’ve with his head anywhere Richard Sherman said. defensive player can’t make put in rules to take care of TODAY IN SPORTS on an opponent’s body, “It seems like they are ne- any part of his helmet the all the players, as well, so penalized 15 yards or pos- I’m good with all the rule glecting the impact it is primary point of contact Aug. 8 ward Tina Thompson scores 23 sibly by ejection in egre- changes.” going to have on the game, when attempting to tackle. 1902 — The United States, led by points to become the WNBA’s all- gious cases, and players Seahawks coach Pete William Larned, beats Britain three time scoring leader in a 92-83 loss and coaches — offensive and I don’t think they ful- It’s similar to the NCAA Carroll said he used to to the San Antonio Silver Stars. She matches to two to capture the Davis guys, too — are bracing ly understand the scope rule that has been in place fight the evolution of foot- Cup. surpasses Lisa Leslie’s career total and how huge it will be.” since 2013, though at the of 6,263 points. Thompson is the for how it will be applied. ball “like an old dog,” but 1903 — Britain wins the Davis Cup “You just hope it’s not Contact to a player’s head college level, “targeting” has come to accept chang- by beating the United States 4-1. last of the original WNBA players. 2012 — Misty May-Treanor and called as frequently, be- and neck has been a penal- carries an automatic ejec- es in the name of doing 1936 — At the Berlin Olympics, the ty for some time now, but tion, reviewable by replay. United States finishes 1-2-3 in the Kerri Walsh Jennings of the United cause if they are going to the right thing for play- this rule was ramped up The league estimated that men’s decathlon. Glenn Morris sets States become the first three-time call it on every single of- ers. He expects there to be gold medalists in Olympic beach vol- a world record with 7,900 points, fensive and defensive line- to take it a step further. A just two plays last season a wide application of the leyball history. The duo beat Jennifer followed by Robert Clark and Jack man, the game is going ball carrier or an offensive would’ve led to an ejection enhanced helmet rule and Kessy and April Ross 21-16, 21-16 Parker. to be played at a snail’s lineman can’t lower his under the new rule that’s doesn’t consider it such a in the all-American final, extending 1945 — Harry Pownall drives Titan pace,” 49ers cornerback head into a defender, and a forcing players to adjust bad thing. their Olympic winning streak to 21 Hanover to a two-heat sweep to win matches. the 20th Hambletonian Stakes. 2012 — Brittney Reese wins the 1981 — Shiaway St. Pat, driven by Luck to make start, may play most of first quarter at Seattle long jump, becoming the first U.S. Ray Remmen, wins the first Ham- woman to win the Olympic long WESTFIELD, Ind. (AP) — Andrew Luck spent two straight bletonian Stakes run at the Mead- jump since Jackie Joyner-Kersee in owlands in East Rutherford, N.J. in 1988. Caster Semenya makes her offseasons contemplating how it would feel to play football four heats. Olympic debut three years after be- again. 1982 — Ray Floyd, who shot a re- ing forced to undergo gender tests, He’ll find out Thursday night. cord 63 in the opening round, wins finishing second in her 800 heat. Coach Frank Reich announced Tuesday that Luck would the PGA championship by three 2015 — Katie Ledecky ends her start and could play most of the first quarter in the Indianap- shots over Lanny Wadkins. world swimming championships in olis Colts’ preseason opener at Seattle. 1984 — Carl Lewis sets the Olym- spectacular style, lowering her own “I’ll be excited and a little nervous,” Luck acknowledged af- pic record in the 200 meters with a world record by 3.61 seconds in the 19.80 clocking. 800-meter freestyle for her fifth gold ter practice. “There were one or two moments where I won- 2001 — Damion Easley goes 6-for- medal. The 18-year-old American dered if, ‘Am I ever going to be able to do this again?’” 6 with a home run and three RBIs completes a sweep of the 200, 400, He wasn’t the only one asking that question during a nearly as Detroit routs Texas 19-6. The Ti- 800 and 1,500 freestyles in Kazan, 600-day wait between starts. And he’s not the only one who gers tie a modern major league re- Russia. She was the anchor leg on will be nervous lining up against the Seahawks’ traditionally cord by scoring 13 runs in the ninth the victorious 4x200 free relay, too. strong defense. inning. 2016 — Brandon Crawford be- Much has changed since Luck performed in a televised 2006 — Roger Goodell is chosen comes the first major league play- game. as the NFL’s next commissioner. Fa- er in 41 years to get seven hits in FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS vored for months to get the job, he is a game, putting the San Francisco There’s a new general manager and a new coach in town. unanimously elected by the league’s Giants ahead to stay with an RBI There’s been another new offense installed and Luck is still Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck 32 owners on the fifth ballot. single in the 14th inning of an 8-7 trying to learn everybody’s names. Even the once formidable will get his first start in almost two years 2010 — Los Angeles Sparks for- victory over the Miami Marlins. offense has undergone a major revamp. Thursday night against the Seattle Seahawks. B4 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 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 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

HOROSCOPE

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Personal improvements and Face your feelings and size up Take pleasure in spending time Listen to what others have to Refuse to let someone’s emo- Taking short trips, holding meet- spiritual growth will have an your options. Making a differ- with people who inspire and say, and consider the best way tional tactics interfere with your ings and schmoozing with col- impact on the way you live and ence will require empathy, di- motivate you to be your best. to fit in without being compro- progress. If you stay focused leagues will help you round up what you are willing to put up plomacy and personal aware- Updating your appearance or mised financially, emotionally on what’s important to you, you support and allies who are will- with. Plan your lifestyle to suit ness. Protect your rights, assets the way you present what you or otherwise. Concentrate on will reach your goal. Physical ing to pitch in and help. Person- your emotional needs. and future. have to offer will pay off. personal improvements. Invest improvements will energize you al gains will require discipline. in you. and encourage romance. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CANCER (June 21-July 22) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Traveling, attending meetings CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Emotional domestic matters Step into the future and bring and expressing your concerns Don’t let anyone interfere with Shopping for something special Show you care and live up to will surface and should be about the changes that will and ideas will be enlighten- the changes you need to make. or planning a celebration with your promises. What you do handled with restraint. Overre- separate you from any compe- ing. Finding out exactly where Make adjustments at home someone you love is favored. A will make a difference. Don’t acting or being stubborn will tition you face. A change will you stand will make whatever that will lower your expenses. change you make will improve rely on someone who talks big only build a bigger wedge be- help you put your financial and choice you are given much A personal sacrifice may be your reputation, position or sta- but does little. Anger is a waste tween you and someone you personal lives in perspective. easier. required. tus. Apply for a better job. of time. care about.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Baby in the buff causes grandma some concern Many nations played, many nations won DEAR ABBY: My DEAR IT TAKES TWO: Karl Lagerfeld said, “I would ended down two. daughter “Scarlet” has a Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Your son and your co-work- like to be a one-man multina- However, at this table, as precious 18-month-old Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, er should have been up- tional fashion phenomenon.” Sunit Chokshi (South) ap- baby girl I’ll call Sierra. and was founded by her mother, front with you. That nei- Surely he is. preciated, when you seem to Scarlet, her husband and Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at ther one was shows a lack Bridge’s zonal and world have a superfluity of tricks, the baby spend a lot of of character. However, championships are multina- DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los choose no-trump. He jumped time at their beach house, there is an upside to this. tional. It is a great aspect of to seven no-trump. where they have several Angeles, CA 90069. You now realize you are our game that race, religion After winning with the full-time employees, in- ready to go on living after and skin color have no signif- heart ace, declarer cashed the death of your wife. Get icance. cluding a nanny, house- potentially bacteria-in- er, a woman who is single the spade ace to get that keeper, cook and gardener. involved in community ac- This deal occurred during fested places such as and 41. We started going news. He then ran the clubs, These employees have tivities; go on some dating the 3rd Asia Cup, played in kitchen tiles, grass and out socially, and I was get- bringing everyone down to six been at the house for years sites and you will meet Mumbai, India, in June. There beach sand, which could ting back into life. cards. West had to retain four and are practically part of someone better suited were eight championships, cause infections. My diamonds and three spades our family. The problem is, I just found out she and than your co-worker. What and the winners came from daughter calls me to cover those suits. Not be- my daughter and her hus- my 24-year-old son have happened with her is yet seven countries: Australia, old-fashioned and tells ing able to do that, he was band allow Sierra to walk been dating for the last another unfortunate ex- China, Chinese Taipei (twice), me not to worry. What do squeezed and the grand slam around the house and four months. Neither one ample of what can go India, Japan, Korea and Thai- you think? made, giving India B 18 inter- beachfront naked through- mentioned anything about wrong in an office ro- land. What is the best North- national match points. out the day. it to me. They were sneak- mance. MORE MODEST IN South contract? How is it I have told Scarlet on ing behind my back, and NEVADA made after a heart lead? several occasions that I she continued to do things DEAR ABBY: I have a DEAR MORE MOD- with me. When I realized quick question. How long In the auction, South’s dou- don’t feel comfortable with ble over three hearts showed EST: I seriously doubt what was going on, I con- after a death should you Sierra being exposed like three-card spade support. that around the employ- that anyone is going to be fronted her and told her I wait to send a sympathy card? I have looked at Four no-trump was Roman ees. A naked toddler might embarrassed by the sight felt taken advantage of Key Card Blackwood, the re- make them feel awkward, of a naked toddler. I know and deceived. I stopped your mom’s and aunt’s old columns, Amy Vanderbilt ply indicating three key cards plus a child should be you are well-meaning, speaking with her after (here, two aces and the spade raised to understand that and your points may be that. and Emily Post and can- not find an answer. king). Five hearts asked for her private parts are just valid, but frankly, I think Am I wrong to feel this the spade queen; six dia- that — private — and not you should let your way? Her relationship has NEEDS TO KNOW IN monds showed her and the for anybody outside of her daughter raise her daugh- come between my son and GEORGIA diamond king. West’s double immediate family to look ter. me. And yes, I realize it was incomprehensible. at. takes two to tango. DEAR NEEDS: The At the other table, North- Additionally, from a DEAR ABBY: I’m 61 time to send a sympathy South bid to seven spades. sanitary perspective, Si- and a recent widower. I IT TAKES TWO IN card is when you receive That needed trumps 3-2 and erra sits down on dirty, befriended a new co-work- THE EAST the sad news.

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LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage By virtue of and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain By virtue of and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain given by David G. Spelta and Ellen M. Spelta to Mortgage Electronic Registration mortgage given by Paul R. Fehrenbach, Jr. and Katherine D. Fehrenbach to mortgage given by Stephen Kinnon to Option One Mortgage Corporation, dated Systems, Inc. as nominee for Countrywide Bank, FSB dated April 24, 2009, Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. acting solely as a nominee for October 17, 2005 and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of recorded at the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 28531, Merrill Lynch Credit Corporation, dated May 4, 2006 and recorded in Essex County Deeds in Book 24977, Page 216 (the "Mortgage") of which mortgage Wells Fargo Page 527; said mortgage was then assigned to BAC Home Loans Servicing, LP FKA (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 25639, Page 4 (the "Mortgage") as Bank, National Association as Trustee for Option One Mortgage Loan Trust 2006-1, Countrywide Home Loans Servicing, LP by virtue of an assignment dated June 30, affected by a Loan Modification Agreement dated October 1, 2010 and recorded Asset-Backed Certificates, Series 2006-1 is the present holder by assignment from 2011, and recorded in Book 30525, Page 320; and further assigned to The at said Registry of Deeds in Book 30012, Page 254, of which mortgage U.S. Bank, Sand Canyon Corporation f/k/a Option One Mortgage Corporation to Wells Fargo Secretary of Housing and Urban Development by virtue of an assignment dated N.A., as Trustee for CitiGroup Mortgage Loan Trust Inc. is the present holder by Bank, N.A., as Trustee for Option One Mortgage Loan Trust 2006-1, Asset-Backed August 18, 2014, and recorded in Book 33690, Page 587; and further assigned assignment from Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. (MERS) as Certificates, Series 2006-1 dated May 10, 2011 recorded in Essex County to U.S. Bank Trust, N.A., as Trustee for LSF9 Master Participation Trust by virtue of nominee for Merrill Lynch Credit Corporation, its successors and assigns, to U.S. (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 30418, Page 505, for breach of an assignment dated October 22, 2014, and recorded in Book 33690, Page 589; Bank N.A., As Trustee for CitiGroup Mortgage Loan Trust Inc. dated December 18, conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same, the of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder for breach of conditions 2012 recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book mortgaged premises located at 767 Walnut Street, Lynnfield, MA 01940 will be of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at 32103, Page 100, for breach of conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose sold at a Public Auction at 2:00 PM on September 14, 2018, at the mortgaged PUBLIC AUCTION at 12:00 PM on August 16, 2018, on the mortgaged premises. of foreclosing the same, the mortgaged premises located at 26 Rose Avenue, premises, more particularly described below, all and singular the premises This property has the address of 56 Jenness Street, Lynn, MA 01904. The entire Marblehead, MA 01945 will be sold at a Public Auction at 1:00 PM on September described in said mortgage, to wit: mortgaged premises, all and singular, the premises as described in said mortgage: 14, 2018, at the mortgaged premises, more particularly described below, all and The land with the buildings thereon known as 56 Jenness Street, Lynn, Essex singular the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: Four parcels of land shown as Lots 184, 185, 177, 178, 179, 180 and 181 on County, Massachusetts, bounded and described as follows: Northeasterly by Plan of Land in Lynnfield and Saugus owned by Frank H. Murphy, drawn by W. H. Jenness Street, 60 feet; Northwesterly by land now or formerly of Kelley, 83.40 The land with the buildings thereon which is known as 26 Rose Avenue, Essex Spear, dated April 11, 1915, recorded in Essex South District Registry of Deeds in feet; Southwesterly by land of owners unknown, 51.78 feet; and Southeasterly by County, Marblehead, Massachusetts, bounded and described as follows: Book of Plans 27, Plan No. 22. land now or formerly of Doyle, 85.44 feet. Meaning and intending to convey a first mortgage on the premises granted to us by deed recorded with the Essex County Southwesterly by Rose Avenue, 72 feet; Subject to and with the benefit of easements, restrictions, reservations and rights Registry of Deeds in Book 18215, Page 2. Subject to and with the benefit of Northwesterly by Lot 11, as shown on a plan hereinafter mentioned, 104.89 feet; of way of record insofar as the same are in force and applicable. easements, reservation, restrictions, and taking of record, if any, insofar as the Northeasterly by land now or formerly of Hathaway, as shown on said plan, 72.37 same are now in force and applicable. In the event of any typographical error set feet; and For mortgagor's title see deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern forth herein in the legal description of the premises, the description as set forth Southeasterly by Lot 13, as shown on said plan, 104.72 feet. District) Registry of Deeds in Book 15050, Page 96. and contained in the mortgage shall control by reference. Together with all the improvements now or hereafter erected on the property and all easements, rights, Containing 7565 square feet of land, more or less, and being Lot 12 as shown on The property will be sold subject to the redemption rights in favor of the appurtenances, rents, royalties, mineral, oil and gas rights and profits, water rights a plan entitled "plan of Ware" Manor, Marblehead, owned by Joseph Martin, Inc." Internal Revenue Service by virtue of the tax lien(s) recorded in Essex County and stock and all fixtures now or hereafter a part of the property. All replacements dated November 1934, J.S. Moxley & Co., Inc., Eng'rs. Recorded with Essex South (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 35742, Page 31. and additions shall also be covered by this sale. Terms of Sale: Said premises will District Registry of Deeds in Plan Book 63, Page 92. be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and assessments, tax sales, tax titles The premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and other and other municipal liens and water or sewer liens and State or County transfer Said parcel is conveyed subject to restrictions set forth in a deed from Joseph municipal assessments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable fees, if any there are, and TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS ($10,000.00) in cashier's or Martin, Inc., to David D. Mitchell, recorded in Book 3603, Page 349, insofar as encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mortgage, and subject to certified check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place now in force and applicable; and subject to an easement of the right to construct and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, reservations and conditions of of the sale as a deposit and the balance in cashier's or certified check will be due and maintain gas mains and apparatus granted to Lynn Gas & Electric Company, record and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession. in thirty (30) days, at the offices of Doonan, Graves & Longoria, LLC ("DG&L"), as recorded in Book 3402, Page 412; and subject to a sewer easement in Rose time being of the essence. The Mortgagee reserves the right to postpone the sale Avenue taken by the Town of Marblehead, as recorded in Book 3046, Page 328. Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum of to a later date by public proclamation at the time and date appointed for the sale $5,000.00 as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order and to further postpone at any adjourned sale-date by public proclamation at the For mortgagor's title see deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern to qualify as a bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt from time and date appointed for the adjourned sale date. The premises is to be sold District) Registry of Deeds in Book 25639, Page 2. this requirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon subject to and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, leases, tenancies, acceptance of bid; balance of purchase price payable in cash or by certified check and rights of possession, building and zoning laws, encumbrances, condominium The premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and other in thirty (30) days from the date of the sale at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, liens, if any and all other claim in the nature of liens, if any there be. In the event municipal assessments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable Korde & Associates, P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 that the successful bidder at the foreclosure sale shall default in purchasing the encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mortgage, and subject to or such other time as may be designated by mortgagee. The description for the within described property according to the terms of this Notice of Sale and/or the and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, reservations and conditions of premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical terms of the Memorandum of Sale executed at the time of foreclosure, the record and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession. error in this publication. Mortgagee reserves the right to sell the property by foreclosure deed to the second highest bidder, providing that said second highest bidder shall deposit with the Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum of Other terms to be announced at the sale. Mortgagee's attorneys, the amount of the required deposit as set forth herein. If $10,000.00 as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order the second highest bidder declines to purchase the within described property, the to qualify as a bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt from Wells Fargo Bank, National Association as Trustee for Option One Mortgage Loan Mortgagee reserves the right to purchase the within described property at the this requirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon Trust 2006-1, Asset-Backed Certificates, Series 2006-1 amount bid by the second highest bidder. The foreclosure deed and the acceptance of bid; balance of purchase price payable in cash or by certified check Korde & Associates, P.C. consideration paid by the successful bidder shall be held in escrow by DG&L, in thirty (30) days from the date of the sale at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, 900 Chelmsford Street (hereinafter called the "Escrow Agent") until the deed shall be released from Korde & Associates, P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 Suite 3102 escrow to the successful bidder at the same time as the consideration is released or such other time as may be designated by mortgagee. The description for the Lowell, MA 01851 to the Mortgagee, whereupon all obligations of the Escrow Agent shall be deemed premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical (978) 256-1500 to have been properly fulfilled and the Escrow Agent shall be discharged. Other error in this publication. Kinnon, Stephen, 11-005245 terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. Item: August 1, 8, 15, 2018 Dated: July 16, 2018 Other terms to be announced at the sale. U.S. Bank Trust, N.A., as Trustee for LSF9 Master Participation Trust By its Attorney U.S. Bank, N.A., as Trustee for CitiGroup Mortgage Loan Trust Inc. DOONAN, GRAVES & LONGORIA, LLC Korde & Associates, P.C. (SEAL) COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS 100 Cummings Center, Suite 225D 900 Chelmsford Street Beverly, MA 01915 Suite 3102 LAND COURT DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT (978) 921-2670 www.dgandl.com 54227 (SPELTA) Lowell, MA 01851 Item: July 25, August 1, 8, 2018 (978) 256-1500 18 SM 004101 Fehrenbach Jr., Paul R., 12-010045 ORDER OF NOTICE Item: August 1, 8, 15, 2018 Notice of Public Meeting (Notice of Intent) TO: Nahant Conservation Commission Djordje Draganic and Petra Draganic NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING (SEAL) COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act:, A Public Meeting will be held at: LAND COURT 50 U.S.C. App. Nahant Town Hall DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT § 3901 (et seq).: 334 Nahant Road (lower level), 18SM004443 Nahant MA at 7:30 PM on 8/15/2018 ORDER OF NOTICE Citizens Bank, N.A. f/k/a RBS Citizens, N.A. to consider a Notice of Intent for the property located at 200 Wilson Road To: claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, to replace concrete footings and add a concrete retaining wall. Sandra J. Nieves numbered 12 Miller Place, given by Djordje Draganic and Petra Draganic to Citizens Mortgage Corporation, dated February 1, 2005, and recorded at Essex This is a meeting under the requirements of G.L. Ch 131 section 40, as amended. and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 23923, Page 368, and now U.S.C. c. 50 §3901 et seq.: held by the plaintiff by assignment has/have filed with this court a complaint for Plans are available in the Office of Inspectional Services at Nahant Town Hall determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. 334 Nahant Road, Nahant MA Wells Fargo Bank N.A., as Trustee, for Carrington Mortgage Loan Trust, Series Mon-Thu from 7:30am-4pm, 2006-NC1 If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United Fri 7:30am-12:30pm. Asset-Backed Pass-Through Certificates States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers For information, call 781-581-0088 Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in For the Commission, numbered 72 Haviland Avenue, given by Sandra J. Nieves to New Century this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before September Ellen M. Steeves Mortgage Corporation, dated July 1, 2005, and recorded in Essex County 3, 2018 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the Chairperson (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 24522, Page 236, and now held by benefits of said Act. Item: August 8, 2018 the Plaintiff by assignment, has/have filed with this court a complaint for Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER, Chief Justice of said Court on July 18, 2018 determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. Attest: Deborah J. Patterson If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United Recorder States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers Item: August 8, 2018 Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above mentioned property on that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before September 10, 2018 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the benefits of said Act. Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER Chief Justice of said Court on July 30, 2018. Attest: Deborah J. Patterson Recorder 18-032534 Item: August 8, 2018 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7

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Remember National Lampoon’s Vaca- A trip to Nervi, a village close to Por- tion, the Chevy Chase movie where the tofino on the Italian Riviera but not so aunt passed away on their family trip, fancy, will always hold a place in my which continued unfazed with the excep- heart as one of the best vacations. Todd, tion of moving her from the back seat to my daughter Danielle and I stayed in a the roof of the car? I often think of this sweet hotel right on the sea. The food in scene when vacationing with my kids this part of Italy, Genoa, is wonderful — and their kids. “You wouldn’t do that to almost as special as Bologna, to me. Of Noni, would you?” A few have said no, but course, the seafood is amazing, and it is rather reluctantly for my taste! known for the wonderful pesto. We did When my parents were still with us, we not venture far from our little town. It would often take them along on family va- had everything one would want, includ- cations. A rather beautiful condo in a very ing a Dolce & Gabbana store, way before high end Palm Beach complex — think they became famous. I bought a coat the Breakers — was offered to us. With that, after 30 years, I still love. Would three or four bedrooms, we could easily ac- you believe the shopping area in town commodate my folks. The management is had an egg store — they only sold fresh probably still trying to rectify the amount eggs in handmade baskets. A sweet old of food that was consumed at the break- couple were the proprietors. There was a fast buffet, mostly by my stepfather. He butcher, a cheese shop, a store that just was definitely from the “Anything worth had every variety of lettuce in beautiful doing is worth overdoing” school. On a trip to Sicily with my mother and containers where you could create your our Roman relatives, we stopped in Paler- salad to take out, accompanied by every mo en route to Favignana, a small island balsamic vinegar and olive oil imagin- where my cousin Patrizia’s family had a able. My first intro to white anchovies cute cottage. The hotel we checked into in was here. It’s funny what you remember Palermo, vintage 1900 or earlier, had gi- about vacations. Not surprising that my gantic rooms, in my recollection, perhaps memories are focused on food. 20 feet by 30. There was a bed with bedside On a trip to Marche (one of the 20 Ital- tables, sofa, coffee table, dining table, and ian regions) which is in the middle of the a few miscellaneous pieces. There were six country, we stayed at a cousin’s farm- of us traveling, and my cousin Mondino house. It was there that I had the treat of booked a room and a bath. I questioned eating my first white truffle; the area is where we were all going to sleep. “E’ buo- famous for them. (On another trip to Alba na,” (It’s good) he assured me. Every piece we had our first encounter with truffles of furniture opened to a bed, to my dismay. in general.) My relatives insisted that I The small bedside tables converted into experience them right then, as they were something resembling a sleeping accom- in season. A little shaving of white truffle modation; even the ottoman was designed over some fresh fettuccine noodles in a to be a bed. Those Italians know how to light cream sauce? Delicious. My cousins design for a crowd, let me tell you. My also insisted that they make me the wild mother and I never got over it, we laughed boar that is another pride of the area. for years about the room the whole family They marinated the meat in wine and stayed in. juniper berries, which we picked on their The Italians are very generous about property, and slow roasted the meat for Rosalie’s Salade di Riso. sharing their homes with friends. On a hours. The aromas linger for decades as trip to Sardinia with my cousins, Alba, I think back on those delightful days. It Patrizia and Anna, we were hosted by a doesn’t get any better. Salade di Riso family who had a beautiful place right on I was listening to an episode of a pod- the water. We made dinner together — it cast (the NPR program called “Hidden Allow three cups of rice (I prefer jasmine) to cilantro, flat leaf, oregano in processor and was great fun, and certainly delicious, to Brain”) in the car the other day in which come to a boil in six cups of water and a lit- pulse a few seconds. share each others’ favorite dishes. I loved an Italian professor from Harvard Busi- tle salt and a sprig of thyme and rosemary and — Place in a bowl and whisk in a half cup of ness School was talking about the ten- their rice salad, which we kept adding to cook till tender. Drain and set aside in a large olive oil and the juice of a half of a lemon and like it was Stone Soup. What really stood dency of experts to become rigid in their bowl. orange, tsp. salt. out though was how much they know outlooks. She explained how people get Add the following: lazy as they get smarter, more dogmatic, I like a little honey or maple syrup to sweeten about food — Italians take cooking so se- — four hard-boiled eggs eggs, peeled and riously, their meals are such a big part of since they’ve invested so much to learn the dressing. chop roughly, their daily thoughts and actions. what they know, and then they don’t want — three tbsp. of capers drained. White anchovies are nice and any grilled fish One of the exciting parts of this trip was, to be challenged, and don’t want to con- or seafood can be added. during the 15-hour boat ride to Sardinia, sider new approaches. One of the things — Add some olives if you wish, but remove the I make a bowl of rice and then place the watching the Italian families with their I love about traveling is that it keeps you pit and chop. kids. They decorate their babies with Gucci fresh — it challenges your assumptions — In the food processor, chop three carrots seafood right on top and garnish the bowl with shoes, gold bracelets, pierced ears, and the and reminds you that there are always and a small red onion. grilled zucchini, for a one-dish meal. Buon ap- most beautiful clothing. They picnicked new ways, better ways, to do things. This — Place a small amount of fresh basil, chives, petito. topside with lovely baskets of food in hand- is wonderful! Use fresh local tomatoes for Crispy Tomato Salad

By Sara Moulton will kill their taste. ASSOCIATED PRESS I like to maximize the flavor of a ripe tomato by Even though fresh local using a salt soak. After tomatoes start popping you’ve sliced your tomato, up at the market in July, sprinkle it with salt and they don’t really hit their let it drain for at least peak until August — and 20 minutes. Salt not only that’s when I get happy. pulls out excess water, it The tomato is absolute- also intensifies the tomato ly my favorite vegetable essence. I salt my toma- (even if it’s technically a toes this way before add- berry). This crispy tomato ing them to any salad. salad combines cooked to- This recipe is my take matoes and raw tomatoes, on Fried Green Tomatoes, the large guys and the a classic of Southern cui- small guys. You can call it sine. The standard recipe a medley but I think of it features unripe tomatoes as a party. coated in cornmeal and Before we start to cook deep-fried. Here we’re these fellas, let’s take a working with ripe toma- minute to talk about buy- toes, not green ones, and ing and storing them. How sauteing them, not frying do you know if a tomato is them. How ripe is ripe? worth buying? Fragrance A crispy Not so ripe that they’ve is everything. Out-of-sea- gone soft. You want them tomato son supermarket toma- salad with to be firm. The ripe ones toes have zero aroma. If hold together better when buttermilk you put your nose to the cooked. ranch stem of a given specimen The salad is finished dressing. and it smells like a toma- with a simple buttermilk to, you’re home free. As dressing made with may- FILE PHOTO | for color, a tomato doesn’t onnaise, buttermilk, gar- ASSOCIATED PRESS have to be red from top to lic and fresh herbs. Which bottom to be good to go; it herbs? I’ve suggested a continues to ripen after mix of tarragon, parsley Crispy Tomato Salad with Buttermilk Ranch Dressing it’s been picked from the and chives, but the tomato Start to finish: 1 hour (40 minutes active) 1 ounce finely grated Parmigiano-Reg- Pat the large tomatoes dry with paper vine. How to store them? goes equally well with just Servings: 4 giano towels. Coat half of them with the butter- Put your tomatoes on the about any herb under the For the dressing: 1/4 cup extra-virgin olive oil milk mixture, letting the excess drip off and counter out of the sun. sun, so feel free to sub in Don’t refrigerate them. It your own favorites. 1/2 cup low-fat buttermilk Make the dressing: In a medium bowl then dip them in the cornmeal mixture 1/3 cup mayonnaise whisk together all the ingredients and add making sure they are coated all over. In a 2 tablespoons finely chopped mixed salt and pepper to taste. fresh herbs (such as tarragon, chives and Make the crispy tomatoes: Slice the large nonstick skillet heat 2 tablespoons parsley) beefsteak tomatoes crosswise, 1/3-inch of the oil over medium-high heat. Add 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice thick. (You should get 4 slices from each the coated tomatoes and cook them un- Need to find 1 teaspoon minced garlic tomato.) Sprinkle both sides of each slice til golden, about 2 minutes a side. Trans- Kosher salt and black pepper with salt and let drain on a cake rack for fer 2 slices to each of two plates. Repeat an article? For the crispy tomatoes and salad: at least 20 minutes. Halve the cherry to- the procedure with the remaining tomato Two firm ripe beefsteak tomatoes (10-12 matoes. Place in a bowl and sprinkle them slices, buttermilk mixture, cornmeal and ounces each) with salt. Let them stand for at least 20 oil and transfer those slices to two more 2 cups assorted cherry tomatoes, halved minutes. Subscribe to Kosher salt Meanwhile, in a shallow bowl or pie plate plates. Spread the cherry tomatoes on 1 large egg beat the egg; add the buttermilk and whisk paper towels and quickly pat dry. Mound 2/3 cup buttermilk until combined well. In a separate shal- one-fourth of the cherry tomatoes on top of e-edition on 3/4 cup cornmeal low bowl stir together the cornmeal, flour, each portion and drizzle with the buttermilk 1/4 cup all-purpose flour cheese and 1/4 teaspoon salt. dressing.