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COMMENTARY SEN. BRENDAN CRIGHTON Private company will clean Saugus schools REP. DANIEL CAHILL REP. PETER CAPANO By Bridget Turcotte would lose their jobs through a notice dis- On June 26, in a ve-minute public meet- REP. LORI EHRLICH ITEM STAFF tributed on June 18. ing that followed a three-hour executive In a statement, Superintendent David session, the panel voted, 3-2, to outsource SAUGUS — Lynn-based Complete Clean- DeRuosi said replacing the custodians with custodial duties of the public schools with ing Company, Inc. has taken over the custo- a private company saves the district about a private cleaning company. Members Lisa We need dial duties of the Saugus Public Schools. $1.1 million per year. Morgante and Liz Marchese voted against The private company was awarded a one- “The School Department is making these the change. Marc Magliozzi, Jeannie Mere- year, $664,000 contract to clean four ele- decisions, through this sometimes-challeng- dith and Linda Gaieski voted in favor. mentary schools, the high school, Belmonte ing period of recon guration, in the best in- Meredith, chairwoman of the School Com- transit. Middle School and the Roby Administration terest of the students of Saugus,” he said in mittee, said that the vote was “to reiterate Building effective July 1. June. the original motion made on May 8.” The contract for the district’s 21 custodi- The money will instead be used to imple- Marchese and Morgante said on May 8 Rapidly. ans, who had a combined 17 years of experi- ment language, science and technology cur- ence, expired on June 30. They learned they riculum, said DeRuosi. SAUGUS, A3 We met recently as Lynn’s legislative delegation with top state transportation of - cials who con rmed what we and our constituents already know: Traf c in Massachu- CITY OFFICIALS SEIZE ‘SEAS’ setts has never been worse. While some may argue that the crisis is but a symp- tom of a booming economy, we strongly disagree — it is instead a clear and urgent sign that what we need now is a transformative trans- portation policy. We cannot continue to think incrementally about transportation improve- ments, unless we want those improvements implemented at the same pace as com- muter traf c on the North Shore. Rather, we need to be bold in our expectations for our multi-modal transporta- tion system, including roads, transit, and water trans- portation, in order to build a system that is robust, reliable, and resilient. Our roads have become more and more clogged due to road and bridge projects. Trains arrive at capacity but charging higher fares, and with a ferry dock in Lynn that sits unused, it is beyond frustrating to realize there are no immediate plans for relief from our transporta- tion woes. In fact, it seems that transportation has replaced the weather as the default topic of our daily laments. On the radio, in the papers, in posts and tweets, a steady Nonpayment of marina slip fees sinks cabin cruiser stream of frustration and dissatisfaction makes it By Thor Jourgensen Markopoulos. “Seas the Day” was clear that some residents ITEM STAFF Markopoulos said “Seas the Day” owner impounded by the are reconsidering whether to Kathryn Kobelski owes the city Community City of Lynn in stay and continue to work in LYNN — It doesn’t take much imagination Development department $6,132.09 in past- April of 2018 and Massachusetts. to picture “Seas the Day”  oating in the balmy due slip fees. Community Development owns sits in the corner of Every day brings another Caribbean instead of sitting high and dry in and manages Seaport Marina, and boaters the DPW lot. headline about a derailment the city’s Commercial Street extension work pay slip fees to dock there. and the ensuing delays fur- yard. The overdue fees date back almost 10 years, ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK ther reinforces that transit The 42-foot “Bestway” cabin cruiser isn’t ex- and Markopoulos said the city and Kobelski is unreliable and leads to actly a ghost ship, but it is a ship without a at one point agreed on a payment plan for the more cars on the roads. At a port since city of cials ordered it moved more fees that never produced payments. time when we should be get- than a year ago from Seaport Marina. “We’ve sent numerous letters but the owner ting more people to choose to “The harbormaster declared the boat to be has been unresponsive,” Markopoulos said. in really poor condition and said it was basi- TRANSIT, A3 cally going to sink,” said city Solicitor George SEAS, A3 Peabody xer upper for sale at $3 million

By Thomas Grillo ent uses.” ITEM STAFF The three-story brick building was built in 1877 on 12 acres overlooking Craig’s PEABODY — Following strong neigh- Pond in South Peabody. The 90,000-square- borhood opposition to housing at the aban- foot mill with its 13-foot ceilings and wood doned L. Fine Factory on Lynn eld Street, beams is zoned for lab space, light manu- the owner has listed the sprawling proper- facturing, distribution warehouse, or tech ty for sale at $3 million. of ces. “The idea of housing at the mill was not Ward 1 City Councilor Jon Turco, who well-received,” said Charles T. Hinds, bro- can see the factory from his home, said the ker-owner of Hinds Associates, the listing building has been an eyesore for as long as broker. “Now, we’re marketing it for uses he can remember. that comply with zoning. It’s only been “I hope they do sell it,” he said. “It’s a For sale: the former L. Fine Factory on Lynn eld Street for $3 million. listed for a few days, but we’re getting lots Needs work. of interest from people pitching all differ- PEABODY, A3 INSIDE Doggone it, Lynn without an animal-control of cer Lynn Juvenile arrested By Gayla Cawley nearly two months. to try to nd the dog in the sweltering heat. on gun charge. A6 ITEM STAFF Richards, of Everett, was visiting a friend’s A poster of the missing dog was also widely house in Lynn when her dog somehow es- shared on Facebook. LOOK! LYNN — Kayla Richards, 28, found herself caped the gated backyard while she was in- Hours later, Richards was noti ed that KIPP senior chosen living a pet owner’s worst nightmare when side getting him some food and water. By the Bruin had been found by an Everett animal as Bank of America her dog went missing for three hours on Sun- time she got outside, Bruin, the 1-year-old control of cer. It appeared the dog had been Student Leader. A8 day. German shorthaired pointer and Australian hit by a car and had later taken refuge under- She contacted the Lynn Police Department, mix, was nowhere to be found. neath a different vehicle. He had deep gashes Sports and was referred to the city’s animal control After exhausting her options in Lynn, she on his head, arms and hind legs, which re- Lynn softball closes pool of ce, where she left a message, but never decided to reach out to neighboring Swamp- quired stitches, and lost some tendons that play with solid win. B1 received a call back. It wasn’t until her dog scott’s police department, which prompt- may later require surgery.  was found badly injured and bleeding un- ly put her in touch with the town’s animal “It was very frustrating,” Richards said. “I Wyoma on to City Series derneath a car that she learned the city has control of cer and kicked off an hours-long, title game. B1 been without an animal control of cer for multi-law enforcement department search LYNN, A3

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Anne S. Lowell Teresa P. Drew, 81 Joseph F. Molloy, 87 1945-2019 1938-2019 Anne Shirley Lowell, born LYNN — Teresa Pauline LYNNFIELD — Joseph F. Mol- Feb. 2, 1945 in Spring eld, (Flynn) Drew, age 81, of Lynn, loy, age 87, of Lynn eld, died daughter of the late Arthur died peacefully at her home on Sunday, July 21, 2019 at and Doris Henson, passed on Sunday, July 21, 2019, sur- the Kaplan Family Hospice away July 20, 2019. rounded by her loving family. House in Danvers following a She leaves one son, James She was the beloved wife of brief illness. He was the hus- R. Lowell and wife Susan of George T. Drew, with whom she band of the late Kathleen C. Salem; one daughter, Evelyn shared 54 years of marriage. (Gannon) Molloy. Prieto and her husband Anto- Born in Glenfarne, County Born in Boston and raised nio of Brooklyn, N.Y. Cherished Leitrim, Ireland, in 1938, the in Brookline, he was the son grandmother of Michelle Low- youngest of 11 children, Te- of the late John A. and Flor- ell of Peabody, Roman and resa was the daughter of the ence M. (Campbell) Molloy, Lucia Prieto of Brooklyn and late John Peter Patrick and the seventh of 10 children. He precious great-granddaughter, Rose (Cullen) Flynn. She was attended and graduated from Mia Manuppelli; ten siblings, raised and educated in Ire- St. Mary’s School in Brook- Barbara Granese, Sandra land and immigrated to the line. Joe enlisted in the United Rice, Rolane Henson, Candy United States at the age of States Air Force and served in Dunlop and Darrell Henson, all 17, living with her older sister a rescue unit during the Ko- of Lynn, Cheryl Bloch and Gail Agnes in Dorchester before rean Con ict. He received his Trenholm of Derry, N.H., David morning doves, sparrows, marrying her husband George ished grandchildren, Declan, Bachelor’s Degree in Commu- whom he cared for very much, Henson of Somersworth, N.H., bunnies, chipmunks, squir- and moving to Lynn where she Patrick, John, Erin, Kathryn, nication from Boston Universi- and his many cousins, in-laws, Judy Moody of Peabody and rels to name a few. With all of has lived for the past 54 years. Matthew, John, Abigail, Sarah, ty and worked as a computer close friends and neighbors. Laura Jean Dickerson of Wind- this and God’s grace she was After raising her six chil- Jack and Emma; her sisters, analyst in the nance depart- In addition to his wife and sor, Conn.; many sisters and blessed. She goes from love dren, she worked as a teach- Frances Kelly of Killargue, ment for the Commonwealth parents, Joe was predeceased brothers-in-law, nieces, neph- to love. er’s aide for the Lynn Public County Leitrim, Ireland, and of Massachusetts for many by his son Christopher Mol- ews, and extended family and Service information: Fam- Schools. She loved caring for Josephine Lavoie and her hus- years, retiring in 1990. loy in 2005 and his siblings, friends. ily and friends are respect- others and that was evident band Maurice of Londonderry, Joe was an active member George, Rita, Ann, Ruth, Jack, Anne was predeceased by fully invited to a visitation on by the amount of time she N.H., and her many nieces, of Our Lady of the Assump- Richard and Francis. her soulmate and compan- Saturday, July 27 at 12:30 spent volunteering at many nephews, cousins all over the tion Church and the Knights Service information: A fu- ion of many years, Robert C. p.m., followed by a memori- local organizations including world as well as her many of Columbus in Lynn eld, and neral will be held on Friday Ferguson, son baby Matthew al service at 1 p.m. at East Tree of Life Pantry at Sacred dear friends and neighbors. a member of the DAV John F. at 9 a.m. from the SOLIMINE David Lowell, brother William Baptist Church, 300 West- Heart Parish, Union Hospital In addition to her parents, Te- Kennedy Chapter. Joe loved Funeral Home, 426 Broad- Walker, sisters Dawn Erskine ern Ave., Lynn. Donations in and Catholic Charities and as- resa was predeceased by her sports and was an avid Red way (Route 129), Lynn, fol- and Carol April. her memory may be made to sisting her elderly neighbors. siblings, Peadar, Susan, Ag- Sox fan. He enjoyed reading, lowed by a funeral Mass in She enjoyed life to the max! The Kaplan Family Hospice She was an active member nes, Mary, Desmond, Vincent, especially history and Civil Our Lady of the Assumption Her greatest joys in life were House-Care Dimensions, at Sacred Heart Church where Paddy and Philomena. War stories, and going to the Church, Lynn eld, at 10 a.m. her family, her garden, birds 75 Sylvan St., Danvers, MA she served as a Eucharistic Service information: A fu- local 99 Restaurant for a Bud- Burial will be in Willow Cem- and her music. 01923. Angels on Earth ... minister and helped make ro- neral will be held on Friday weiser at the bar in his favor- etery, Lynn eld. Relatives Moppet’s nal days were Directions and guestbook at sary beads for those in need at 10 a.m. from the SOLI- ite glass. He enjoyed traveling and friends are respectfully spent peacefully sitting on her www.solimine.com. locally and in other countries. MINE Funeral Home, 426 and was able to share his invited. Visiting hours will be swing surrounded by all those She enjoyed nature, going to Broadway (Route 129), Lynn, 85th birthday with family and on Thursday from 3-7 p.m. she loved, including an abun- the beach, gardening, walk- followed by a funeral Mass friends in Ireland. Donations in his memory dance of nature’s creatures, ing in her neighborhood and in Sacred Heart Church, Joe is survived by his loving may be made to the Kaplan humming birds, cardinals, spending time with her grand- Lynn, at 11 a.m. Burial will daughters, Kathleen C. “Kaci” Family Hospice House, 78 children. be in St. Joseph Cemetery, Molloy and Kerin Liberty St., Danvers, In addition to her husband Lynn. Relatives and friends M. Molloy, both of MA 01923. Direc- George, Teresa is survived by are respectfully invited. Visit- Lynn eld; his broth- tions and online Vincent J. Ciampa Jr., 92 her loving children, George ing hours will be on Thursday er, Robert Molloy of guestbook at www. P. Drew and his wife Debbie from 3-7 p.m. Donations in Boulder, Colo.; his solimine.com. of Methuen, Sean P. Drew of her memory may be made to sister, Barbara Daly Waltham, Kathleen M. DiCen- the Salvation Army, P.O. Box of Sun City Center, Fla.; his SAUGUS — Mr. Vincent J. so and her husband David 847, Lynn, MA 01903. Direc- many nieces, nephews, grand- Ciampa Jr., age 92, died on of Marblehead, Brendan F. tions and online guestbook nieces and grandnephews Monday, July 22 surrounded Drew and his ancée Oksana at www.solimine.com. by his family at the Kaplan of Hancock, N.H., Michael W. Family Hospice House in Dan- Drew of Beverly and Mary R. vers. He was the husband of McDermott and her husband the late Edith (Forti) Ciampa. Ryan of Melrose; her cher- Lawmakers send Born and raised in Sau- gus, he was the son of the late Vincenzo and Angelina budget to Baker (Pasquarillo) Ciampa. He was a U.S. Navy WWII veteran. He Irene C. Wall was the owner of the former three weeks late Jim’s Fruit Market in Lynn 1947-2019 for 30 years which closed in Irene Christine Wall By Philip Marcelo boosts tax revenue projec- 2003 and a former member (Antczak) passed away peace- ASSOCIATED PRESS tions for the 2020 budget of the Italian-American Club fully surrounded by her family year by nearly $600 mil- of Saugus. on July 22, 2019, after a cou- BOSTON — Nearly a lion, allowing lawmakers Vincent leaves two lov- rageous battle against cancer. month into the new bud- to pump more funding ing daughters, Joyce Ciam- erty St., Danvers, MA 01923. Irene was born April 12, get year, Massachusetts is into public schools and the pa Shiner of Saugus, Jayne Service information: Rel- 1947 in Frille, Germany. In nally on track to have a state’s Rainy Day Fund. Ciampa and her longtime atives and friends are invit- 1951, at the age of 4, Irene spending plan in place. Re- Overall, the plan is larg- companion Paul Muise; eight ed to attend visiting hours and her mother, Anna Antczak, publican Gov. Charlie Baker er than the $42.7 billion grandchildren, Jimmy and his in the BISBEE-PORCELLA immigrated to the United is weighing a $43.1 billion budget Baker initially wife Chrissy, Scott, Jill, Jeanna, Funeral Home, 549 Lincoln budget approved Monday States through Ellis Island. proposed and represents a Jesse, Steven, Cassidy and Mi- Ave., Saugus, on Thursday, by state lawmakers. Irene grew up on the North roughly 4 percent increase chael; eight great-grandchil- 4-8 p.m. Funeral from the The spending plan in- Shore of Boston, where the over last year’s budget. dren, Ashlee, Juliana, Jimmy, funeral home on Friday at cludes proposals that 9 a.m. followed by a funeral Polish community became “Though these addition- Nicholas, Adriana, Lukas, Lo- would rein in Medicaid al investments are wel- gan and Emma. He is prede- Mass in Blessed Sacrament their extended family. After prescription drug costs, Church, 14 Summer St., Sau- graduating from Lynn Classi- come, it is possible that ceased by three brothers, An- signi cantly boost public this revenue growth will gus, at 10 a.m. Interment cal High School in 1965, Irene gelo, Joseph, Carmen school funding, and re- not last forever,” the Mas- Ciampa, and four Riverside Cemetery, attended Fisher Junior College quire eBay and other large sachusetts Budget and sisters, Josephine Pe- in Boston. Saugus. For direc- ner, Irene could be counted online marketplaces to col- Policy Center said in a rullo, Mary Gregorio, Irene married her high tions and condo- on within her Old Saybrook, lect the state sales tax. statement. “A few, unex- Delia Montalbano school sweetheart, George lences www.Bisbee- Conn. community. Those who But it doesn’t include Bak- pected ‘boom years’ do not and Anna Perullo. Edward Wall, in 1968. Col- Porcella.com. volunteered with her will miss er’s proposed taxes on opioid change the underlying fact In lieu of  owers, orful, happy and full of life, her contagious enthusiasm. manufacturers, e-cigarettes that Massachusetts has a donations in Vincent’s name Irene was able to make those Irene is survived by her and vaping products. It also long-term problem with may be made to the Kaplan around her smile. Her love of husband, George E. Wall, of leaves out a Senate propos- inadequate revenues.” Family Hospice House, 78 Lib- quilting, gardening, cooking 52 wonderful years. They cel- al freezing in-state tuition and family lled her heart. Public education advo- ebrated their milestone 50th and fees at the University cates, meanwhile, cheered She enjoyed talking with peo- anniversary with family and of Massachusetts. Of cials ple, and had the best time the roughly $5.2 billion friends in 2018. She is also at the ve-campus system included for K-12 schools, sharing stories and a cup of survived by her son, John have said they anticipate Katherine I. Malo, 89 tea with friends. but said lawmakers still Antczak (Karen); her daughter, raising tuition and fees by need to overhaul the Later in life, she and George Katrina Wall (Peter Wallace), 2.5 percent in the coming began to travel the world. They state’s 26-year-old fund- SWAMPSCOTT — Mrs. Kath- She is survived by a son, her son, Christopher Wall academic year. ing formula. spent many winters in Maui, (Karen), her daughter, Cath- The budget’s passage erine I. “Kay” (Burke) Malo, 89 Albert R. Malo of Brockton; visited the Galapagos, Vene- “Increased state aid, and years, of Swampscott, died and a daughter, Jeanne M. erine Wall (Tom Bobbin); and ended a stalemate that especially more funding zuela, Chile, Patagonia, Easter her eight grandchildren, all of had made Massachusetts on Monday, July 22, 2019 in Butler and her husband Da- Island, Alaska, Cape Horn, Af- for low-income communi- Salem Hospital after a long ill- vid of Ipswich; and a brother, whom will miss her dearly. the last state with a July 1 ties, is long overdue,” the rica and the Panama Canal. scal year start to deliver ness. She was the loving wife John Burke of Epsom, N.H. Service information: Call- Fund Our Future cam- Talented and creative, Irene’s a budget to the governor. of the late Roland Malo, with She also leaves two nephews, ing hours will be held on paign said in a statement. Polish upbringing can be seen It’s the second consecutive whom she shared 56 years of Richard Burke III and Robert Friday, July 26 from 3-5 p.m. Health care advocacy as an in uence in her quilting. year the state has earned marriage. Burke; and a niece, Darlene at ROBINSON WRIGHT & groups and drug companies Bright color combinations and the dubious distinction. She was born in Lynn, the Gallien and her husband Will; WEYMER Funeral Home, 34 also appear largely content patterns found the attention Baker, who is in Denver daughter of the late Richard as well as many close friends. Main St., Centerbrook, Conn. with lawmaker’s approach of Better Homes and Gardens this week for Republican and Hannah (Sullivan) Burke. She was predeceased by a In lieu of owers, donations to controlling state Med- who featured her quilt in one Governors Association She was raised in Lynn and was brother, Richard Burke, Jr. and can be made to The Shore- icaid costs. The proposed of their issues. She was very meetings, now has 10 days a 1947 graduate of Lynn Clas- a Godson, Jack Burke. line Soup Kitchens and Pan- budget generally gives the active in the Shoreline Quilters to review the plan and sical High School. She had also Service information: Her tries, P.O. Box 804, Essex, CT administration more au- Guild for many years. make any line-item vetoes. attended Burdett College. She funeral will be held on Friday 06426 tel. 860-388-1988 thority to negotiate price His spokesman said the lived in Lynn until 1972 when at 9 a.m. from the SOLIMINE Irene was always there to (please reference Old Say- discounts with pharmaceu- administration will “care- she moved to Swampscott. Funeral Home, 67 Ocean St. help. Whether it was volun- brook location) or your local tical companies on particu- fully review” the plan. Kay was a human resourc- (Route 1A), Lynn, followed by teering at the Shoreline Food animal rescue shelter. To larly expensive drugs. es and payroll clerk at a lo- a funeral Mass in St. John Pantry of Old Saybrook, ca- share a memory or express a Budget watchdog groups cal automobile dealership. the Evangelist Church at 10 shiering at the Estuary Council condolence to the Wall fam- have voiced concern about Kay stayed at home for many a.m. Burial in Swampscott of Seniors, or selling tickets ily please visit www.rwwfh. lawmakers’ increased years to raise her family be- Cemetery. Relatives and for the HEAT Spaghetti Din- com. spending. 781-593-7700 The compromise plan Publishing Daily, except Sundays fore returning to work. She friends are respectfully in- USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 was an avid reader and en- vited. Visiting hours are on Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA joyed crossword puzzles. She Thursday from 4-7 p.m. Di- MASSACHUSETTS BRIEF and additional of ces. was a great football fan, and rections and guestbook at Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item Subscriptions loved playing cribbage at the www.solimine.com. Tornado hits Cape as The National Weather injuries. Swampscott and Marblehead Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States storms break the heat Service says the tornado Utilities in New Jer- $20.00 for 4 weeks senior centers. Kay was a struck the Massachusetts sey say around 212,000 $65.00 for 13 weeks communicant of St. John the YARMOUTH (AP) — A resort area just after noon homes and businesses $130.00 for 26 weeks Evangelist Church. $260.00 for 1 year tornado that tore across Tuesday. It ripped off a didn’t have electricity Send payment to and POSTMASTER, Cape Cod has put an ex- hotel roof, toppled trees Tuesday morning. Crews send address changes to: clamation mark on a wave and knocked out power in Michigan were work- The Daily Item of storms that broke the to thousands during the ing to reconnect about 110 Munroe St. P.O. Box 5 heat in the Northeast and peak of tourist season. 100,000 customers who Lynn, MA 01903 Midwest. There were no reports of still didn’t have power. WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Commentary: We need transit. Rapidly. Private company will TRANSIT access to the Sumner diate difference in the resources as a coastal clean Saugus schools From A1 Tunnel and Tobin Bridge, daily lives of people on the state and offer water or gridlocked roads to get North Shore and through- transportation to relieve ride mass transit rather to Wonderland. out Massachusetts. road congestion. SAUGUS Moore in a complaint filed than drive in order to Where is the recognition We must always think We cannot wait for the From A1 June 19. “This process reach our greenhouse gas that these conditions are ahead when it comes to next paralyzing winter should have required a emissions targets, we are unacceptable for taxpay- transportation, because storm to prompt swift they believed they were public meeting and vote, instead pushing frus- ers who simply want to some improvements do re- action for a more resil- voting to gather more in- but that was not done by trated transit riders to get to work, or school, quire significant planning ient and robust transit formation about the cus- the Saugus School Com- worsen traffic by hopping or the airport, or medi- and coordination. With network. todial bids received by the mittee.” in their cars. cal appointments? Real that in mind, our delega- We cannot wait any department. Afterwards, The contract, which was For those of us who care mitigation for the current tion sponsored legislation longer to boldly address however, they became con- obtained by The Item on deeply about the cause of bridge projects would look to require that the state the transportation crisis cerned that the vote actu- July 23, was signed by ally terminated the union investing in public transit like significant subsidies conduct a feasibility study we are in, though ironical- DeRuosi on June 3. The contract. with new modes, expand- to reduce commuter rail, for rapid transit and the ly most of us spend more Item filed a formal Free- A secretary was not ed service, more frequen- subway and bus fares Blue Line extension to time waiting in traffic or dom of Information Act present at the executive cy, greater reliability and that convince commuters Lynn. waiting for trains than request for the contract on true affordability, it is session when a vote was to forgo their cars. Real We are pleased to an- any generation before July 12. clear that the time has mitigation would provide nounce that our efforts taken, said Marchese. us has had to endure. As The contract with Com- come to be outraged. actual relief to commut- were successful and that Because of that, she said elected officials, but more plete Cleaning will expire We need to say unequiv- ers, not just more touting the feasibility study lan- she did not believe any- importantly as residents in one year but can be ex- ocally that the current of the impending capital guage was included in our of Massachusetts, we are one took notes for meeting tended by up to two addi- pace of addressing the plan that will have no Fiscal Year 2020 budget done waiting. Are you? minutes or recorded the tional one-year periods. Commonwealth’s trans- meaningful, material im- that just passed both leg- We ask that anyone who wording of the vote taken. Nothing requires the dis- portation crisis is unac- pact in the coming days, islative branches and will feels the same use their In the wake of this, six ceptable. weeks and months. now head to Gov. Baker’s voice and make it known Open Meeting Law com- trict to agree to extend the Consider the fact that all Meanwhile, we sit in desk for his approval. We that the time is now for plaints were filed against contract beyond the initial that is needed to operate almost constant traffic no are also excited to partner visionary thinking and the committee calling on one-year term, according a commuter ferry from matter the time of day or with the Massachusetts unprecedented action to the action to be invalidat- to the document. Lynn to Boston is funding. night. We wonder how ear- Department of Transpor- make our transportation ed. A new $160 million, With an operator stand- ly is early enough to leave tation to develop a Lynn system truly serve the “I believe that decisions 270,000-square-foot mid- ing by, the simple act of home and be assured we Transit Action Plan over public good. to privatize the jobs of dle-high school is expected authorizing funds is all it will not be late. We under- the next 12 months that 21 town custodians who to be completed by 2020. would take. A boat could stand that the T is fiscally will determine what the Brendan P. Crighton, work in the Saugus Public make multiple commut- challenged. We see the future of transit should state senator, Third Es- Schools was done in pri- Bridget Turcotte can be er trips with only a few progress that the Control look like for the North sex District; Lori A. Eh- vate and without public reached at bturcotte@item- weeks of lead time. Yet, we Board is making, but it’s Shore. rlich, state representative, discourse,” said Fairview live.com. Follow her on wait. We wait for any kind time for us all to admit But we cannot wait any Eighth Essex District; Avenue resident Ryan Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. of mitigation for North that the real problem is longer to pursue addition- Daniel Cahill, state repre- Shore commuters whose that the MBTA cannot al funding, or to define a sentative, Tenth Essex Dis- options are the expensive afford to do the truly preferred alternative for trict; Peter Capano, state and crowded commuter transformative things that rapid transit to Lynn, or representative, Eleventh rail, tolls and traffic for would make an imme- to leverage our natural Essex District Doggone it, Lynn without an animal-control officer LYNN to do so,” Russo said. “The the city that they need to get with overtime or the From A1 city does not comment on have an animal inspector ability to get a contractor the particulars of person- appointed immediately if the animal control offi- wish that somebody took nel matters.” to cover the quarantines cer is not available.” a little bit more respon- The position was posted that need to be issued. He The city has a contract sibility for the animals on Monday and will close could not be reached for to bring animals to North (in Lynn) because they on Aug. 2. The IUE-CWA comment on Tuesday. Shore Animal Hospital, are important to people. Local 261 position pays a “It’s a position that’s but it’s closed on nights They’re family members. salary of $60,855 and has needed within the city and weekends, Cutting If someone from anoth- a residency requirement. of Lynn,” Donovan said. said. Ward 1 City Councilor Jon Turco, who has been er town didn’t come and The animal control office “That position has been She’s had one dead dog, inside the abandoned L. Fine Factory, noted help find him, and I didn’t in Lynn falls under the vacant for (several) weeks, an injured dog, and two the support beams look vulnerable, the win- make that call to Swamp- jurisdiction of the city’s so we’ve struggled to ad- dogs rescued from the dows are uncovered, and it’s been exposed to scott, it could have been Inspectional Services De- dress the needs of the Lynnway Mart Indoor the weather for years. worse. He could have died partment. Michael Dono- community. We’re doing Mall & Flea Market that out there.” van, ISD chief, said calls our best to get somebody had hernias and required According to Lisa Cut- have been handled in a va- on board as soon as possi- surgery, a dog nobody has Peabody fixer upper ting, owner of Ocean View riety of ways while there’s ble so constituent calls can claimed, and a cat that Kennel in Revere, Sun- been a vacancy. be addressed promptly.” was severely injured. day’s incident is not an Michele Desmarais, the During city budget hear- Cutting said the situa- for sale at $3 million isolated one in Lynn over city’s public health direc- ings, Donovan advocated tion reached its breaking the past few weeks. She’s tor, handles some of the for additional funding for point this weekend. Not PEABODY need of total rehabilita- been taking in injured calls. The Department of the animal control office only was Richards’ dog hit From A1 tion, Hinds said. dogs and cats from inci- Public Works responds to in his department. Cur- by a car on Sunday, but The cost to renovate dents that should have pick up dead animals in rently, only one full-time the day before, a yorkie terrible place for housing the factory could be as otherwise been handled the road other than dogs animal control officer is was found dead on East- but it could be perfect for much as $12.3 million, by Lynn’s animal control and cats. The city has en- budgeted, which leaves ern Avenue. a number of commercial according to an analysis office. listed the help of a former them without after hours No one from the city uses.” by Mark Boe, who wrote The city’s former ACO, animal control officer on and overtime coverage. was sent to pick up the The owner, he said, has his dissertation on the Justin Dawkins, was a part-time basis and has Overtime is only allowed dog and it lay dead on the not exactly been a friend property, “Adaptive Reuse placed on paid admin- reached out to other com- for emergencies, such as a sidewalk until Sunday to the city. Strategies for the Mill” istrative leave pending munities to offer assis- dog that’s in danger or en- when a Good Samaritan Peabody’s latest list of two years ago. termination on May 28 tance. A private company dangering someone else. put a bucket over its head tax delinquents says 143 In addition, the property and was fired on Monday, In past years, there had has been helping to pick and removed it from the Lynnfield Street LLCstill requires some clean- according to Drew Russo, up dead dogs and cats, ac- been a part-time and full- scene. The dog had been owes nearly $16,000 in up of contaminants and the city’s personnel direc- cording to Donovan. time animal control officer, reported missing, accord- back taxes, according to no one is sure how much tor, who said he couldn’t But Donovan said he’s but when the former offi- ing to Cutting. city records. it will cost. comment on the reason. seeking to hire another cer moved on, the budget “I’m very disappointed,” In the early days, it was Winn Cos., one of the “Due process was re- full-time animal control was reduced to only one Cutting said. “Lynn’s a big once home to the Vaughn nation’s largest multifam- spected, including a full officer as soon as possible. full-time position, accord- city and this should have Machine Co. The firm lat- ily management compa- termination hearing, and Michael Cahill, director ing to Donovan. never happened.” er went bankrupt and was nies in the nation which the city moved to termi- of the division of animal “Off-hour coverage is taken over by Turner Tan- recently purchased the nate upon receiving the health for the Massachu- something I spoke to in re- Item reporter Bella di- ning Machinery Co., ac- 284-unit Tannery I Apart- recommendation of the setts Department of Agri- gards to budget hearings,” Grazia contributed to this cording to Grace’s Guide. hearing officer, Attorney culture, wrote in a corre- Donovan said. “I’m not report. Gayla Cawley can ments on Crowninshield The Fine family acquired Street, considered buying Michael J. Marks, that af- spondence obtained by The convinced I need one and a be reached at gcawley@ it in the 1990s, according firmed the city’s decision Item that he has informed half, but we’d need a bud- itemlive.com. the mill about five years to The Warren Group, the ago. But the economics of Boston real estate tracker. the project did not make Nonpayment of marina slip fees sinks cabin cruiser They sold the property in sense, according to Mi- 2003 to Vaughn Station chael O’Brien, the compa- SEAS LLC for $450,000. ny’s executive vice presi- In 2007, it was flipped to From A1 dent. Onnig Beurekjian, trustee Still, Turco, who said he The city sent a certi- of ANO Realty Trust, for has been inside the prop- fied letter in April to Ko- $1.35 million. But Beurek- erty many times, is con- belski’s Clearwater, Fla., jian was forced to sell the vinced the historic proper- address and warned her parcel at auction due to ty can’t be saved. “Seas the Day” was in a failure to pay its credi- He noted the support state of “great disrepair.” tors. It was purchased for beams look vulnerable, “She signed for the letter $600,000 by 143 Lynn- the windows are uncov- but did not respond in any field Street LLC, managed ered, and it’s been exposed way,” Markopoulos said. by Kevin and Christine to the weather for years. Attempts to reach Ko- Hoag, also known as Com- “There’s no hope of sav- belski for comment by monwealth Tank. That’s ing it,” he said. “I think it’s phone on Tuesday were the entity that’s selling it a tear down.” unsuccessful. today. Marooned in limbo on The building, which is Thomas Grillo can be Commercial Street ex- assessed at $140,000, has reached at tgrillo@item- tension yards away from been gutted, and is in live.com. Lynn Water and Sewer Commission’s sewage The Story of LAW OFFICES OF treatment plant, “Seas the Edward Dwight JAMES J. CARRIGAN Day” has become the butt First black • Social Security Disability of jokes. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK astronaut • Workers Compensation Commission workers say Mussels hang from “Seas the Day,” a yacht that sits in the DPW lot after • Accidents the boat blocks their view being impounded by the city. 19 in all 25 years located across and Public Works employ- Search “Lost from Lynn District Court ees christened the boat propellers, and tarnished recover the overdue slip recover costs associated From Space” 15 Johnson St. “The Good Ship Lollipop.” 781-596-0100 cleats and metal work. fees, plus the $932 cost of with the delinquent boat. NY Times “They had to use brooms JAMES J. CARRIGAN “This was a nice boat 20 pulling “Seas the Day” out Plenty of people owe the ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN to hold up the power lines 7/21/19 years ago. My guess is it’s of the water and towing it city money for many rea- LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL when they brought it into going to get thrown in the to the Public Works yard. sons. But Markopoulos Jobs TechBriefs.com www.jamescarriganlaw.com the yard. It was a spec- garbage,” Hall said. Hall says the city can said he can’t remember 781-587-9784 [email protected] tacle,” said Public Works Not so fast, said Mar- assess a daily storage the city attempting to re- Commissioner Andrew kopoulos. The city Law charge for the boat with coup costs associated with Hall. A boat lover and Department filed an$35-a-day the minimum an abandoned boat. builder, Hall has taken “abstract of title” with fee. ITEM CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! pity on “Seas the Day” the United States Coast An abstract of title paves Thor Jourgensen can be with its mussel-encrusted Guard paving the way the way for the city to go reached at tjourgensen@ Call Customer Service to place an ad hull, scarred and pitted for the city to attempt to to Superior Court to try to itemlive.com. 781-593-7700, ext. 2 A4 WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 2019 OPINION

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E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill Upset over M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. W J. K TŸ  J ¢£ Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton J.B. Thomas process Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  C  T¢¤ Michael H. Shanahan Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman Customer Service As a life-long resident of change sleight of hand Not only was the Ward Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS Peabody, I am astounded failed, a new tool has been 4 Councilor indignant at Connecting Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 and outraged by the secre- pulled from their bag of her request, he indicated Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 cy and backroom shenan- tricks to get this project he felt blindsided by his 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 igans behind the proposal approved; filing a special colleague’s request. Can Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 to develop a colossal permit the last week of you imagine that, him Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 complex in our beautiful June. feeling blindsided? The Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 neighborhood at the site of At the July 11th City city has kept neighbors in classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 J.B. Thomas Hospital. Council meeting, it was the dark this entire time! Subscriptions First there was an effort clear that Councilor Man- In dismissing Councilor [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 to change the zoning ning-Martin had concerns Manning-Martin’s re- Circulation where the neighbors were over the timing of the filing quest, Councilor Charest [email protected] not informed. The Janu- of a new Special Permit deferred to the schedule Ext. 3 ary public notice of this for this massive project and needs of the develop- Newsroom attempt made no mention coinciding with the City er, a company from China, [email protected] of the area to be changed Council’s summer recess. over the concerns of the [email protected] and could have been any- When she attempted to residents he represents. Ext. 4 EDITORIAL where in the city with no speak on the matter, the This type of chicanery one the wiser. City Council President, by elected officials is Sports [email protected] When we the neighbors Ward 1 Councilor John damaging to our city, our caught wind of this at the Turco, blatantly tried democracy, our rights to Ext. 5 last minute, we gathered ignoring her request to protect our property and Retail and Online as many as we could and address the council and quality of life. Advertising Congress must [email protected] stormed this charade. Upon then tried to stifle her. We will be there on Aug. arrival, Mayor Bettencourt When the veteran council- 22 when this “public hear- ADVERTISING corralled us in his office and or pressed on, she clearly ing” has been scheduled Ernie Carpenter Jr. make CIA told us the matter will be articulated her concerns and I suggest to those of Director of Advertising tabled. This was an effort to and asked the Ward 4 you who are not directly and Business Development, ext. 1355 quell any public dissention. Councilor to ask the affected by this develop- [email protected] We were packed like sar- petitioner for a mutually ment, there is one coming Ralph Mitchell dines in the mayor’s office agreed extension that to your neighborhood soon, Sales Representative, ext. 1313 accountable [email protected] voicing our displeasure would allow her and her you just don’t know it. with both the project and colleagues to be more pre- Patricia Whalen It’s already a crime to identify a Sales Representative, ext. 1310 covert intelligence agent or confiden- the lack of transparency. pared while being inclu- Dianne Hamilton [email protected] Because the zoning sive of the neighbors. Raymond Circle, Peabody tial informant working overseas. But BUSINESS OFFICE even though the law has only been FABIOLA SANTIAGO Maria Alvaracin used twice in 37 years — and even ext. 1205 though no persuasive case has been [email protected] made that it needs to be toughened Susan J. Conti or expanded — Congress is now pro- Puerto Rico governor could end Controller, ext. 1288 posing to broaden it, imposing new [email protected] restrictions on free speech. Ted Grant It needs to slow down and demand crisis with two words: I resign Publisher, ext. 1234 evidence that a new version of the [email protected] 1982 Intelligence Identities Protec- Puerto Rico Gov. Ricardo Marian Kinney tion Act is necessary and that it won’t ext. 1212 Rossello could end the is- be wielded to silence whistleblowers [email protected] land’s political crisis with or make it harder for the press to re- two little words: I resign. Will Kraft port on abuses. Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 He should have already In its present form, the law allows [email protected] done so, but he’s reject- for the prosecution of anyone who Mike Shanahan ing growing calls for him discloses the identity of a covert Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 to step down, announcing agent who has served outside the [email protected] merely that he will not United States during the previous Carolina Trujillo seek re-election. five years or a foreign-based U.S. citi- Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 He’s unlikely to survive [email protected] zen whose relationship with an intel- any more mismanagement ligence agency is classified. The law PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Jim Wilson of a U.S. commonwealth assumes that operatives posted in Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 that has been in a recession Demonstrators who were affected by tear gas [email protected] foreign countries face a special dan- for a decade, and that de- thrown by the police run during clashes in San ger from exposure of their identities. CIRCULATION spite Rossello’s unpopular Juan, Puerto Rico, Monday. Even though the law has only been austerity measures, is still Lisa Mahmoud used twice in 37 years, Congress is Manager, ext. 1239 billions of dollars in debt. now proposing to broaden it, impos- bullets on demonstrators conversations with close [email protected] He’s unlikely to survive ing new restrictions on free speech. gathered recently in front associates that have ampli- CLASSIFIED his administration’s latest But at the behest of the CIA, Con- of the official governor’s fied the outrage — may not corruption scandal — the Abbe Young Smith gress is considering removing the residence, La Fortaleza. let him see that the turmoil Manager, ext. 1276 requirement that an agent or infor- funneling of $15.5 million in Other protests are small isn’t just about those chats [email protected] contracts to politically con- but poignant, as was that and that he needs to resign. mant live outside the United States; GRAPHICS that way, the law would apply to nected consultants — and of a woman who walked If Rossello had a higher Trevor Andreozzi operatives in the U.S. as well. The his employees’ use of private into a municipal office, sense of dignity, the gover- communication channels to Designer change could be voted on this week. took down Rossello’s pho- nor would have taken full [email protected] conduct public business. tograph, and placed it on responsibility for what’s The CIA argued that the chang- Mohamed Diop es are necessary in light of “ev- And he’s certainly not the floor face down. happening instead of issu- going to survive what 889 Designer er-evolving threats, including cyber- Young and old, whatever ing a tepid apology for his [email protected] threats,” and pointed to disclosures pages of leaked group chat the political party, they’re use of offensive, misogy- exchanges with close asso- Mark Sutherland by WikiLeaks as well as revelations sickened by their gover- nistic and boorish words to Creative Director about the agency’s treatment of sus- ciates reveal about his in- nor’s behavior. talk about foes and friends [email protected] tegrity, his character — his But their grievances are pected terrorists. An agency spokes- (yes, he’s that clueless). NEWSROOM man told the New York Times that in use of words so offensive more profound than just “I apologize for what I’ve Mike Alongi the last five years, “hundreds of co- they surpass even Presi- about the titillating chats. done, but I’ve got to move dent Trump’s vulgarity. Sports Reporter ext. 1228 vert officers have had their identity The violence and clashes forward and continue the [email protected] and covert affiliation disclosed with- His favorite word in with police are the expres- work we’re doing,” he said Spanish to refer to female sion of unaddressed anger Bill Brotherton out authorization.” The CIA has not at a press conference. Features Editor ext. 1338 presented evidence, at least publicly, critics of his administra- and frustration at the lack There he goes again, put- [email protected] that its agents’ lives are in danger or tion: whore. of solutions to deep-root- ting himself first — before His disdain for the Gayla Cawley have been lost as a result of disclo- ed problems on an island his people and the island’s Reporter, ext. 1236 sure. LGBTQ community — that is neither sovereign well-being — his need to [email protected] and in the same breath nation nor U.S. state. Rep. Adam B. Schiff, the chairman move on while the island Cheryl Charles of the House Intelligence Committee, again, for women — comes Historic corruption and reels in outrage. News Editor, ext. 1278 said he didn’t believe the expanded through in a gratuitous incompetent governance He should leave his post [email protected] and contorted homophobic law would be used against journal- are chief among the issues. for the sake of his people, Bella diGrazia ists, and noted that the earlier ver- swipe at singer Ricky Mar- It was bad enough that who deserve better, and his Reporter, ext. 1317 sion hadn’t been either. tin’s sexual orientation. Rossello’s response to the country’s economy, which [email protected] Journalists aren’t so sanguine. The “Dear Oversight Board, devastation of catastroph- heavily relies on tourism. Thomas Grillo Reporters Committee for Freedom of Go F — Yourself,” Rossel- ic Hurricane Maria in Cruise ships don’t stop Reporter, ext. 1264 the Press has warned that the pro- lo wrote about the federal 2017 was slow and inept, when they see the smoke [email protected] posed amendments would “upset the board overseeing Puerto allowing Trump to mock from unrest in the streets. Spenser Hasak balance carefully struck by Congress Rico’s financial crisis. his government and get Yes, sooner or later, Ros- Photographer, ext. 1332 and make journalists, especially na- The profanity-laced mes- away with giving Puerto sello must go. [email protected] tional security and investigative re- sages between Rossello and Ricans, who are American But, after Rossello is Thor Jourgensen porters, more vulnerable to potential 11 of his Cabinet members citizens, less aid than they gone, then what? Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 [email protected] criminal liability for disclosing clas- and top aides on the mes- needed and deserved. For the long run, more sified information.” saging app Telegram (his It took Rossello an en- important than his leav- Daniel Kane “brothers,” he calls them) tire year to acknowledge Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 On another front, one of the two ing is ensuring that he’s [email protected] uses of the 1982 law was to prose- were published by Puerto the 4,625 deaths in the af- not replaced by another cute former CIA officer John Kiriak- Rico’s Center for Investiga- termath of Maria, charted political opportunist — Steve Krause tive Journalism. Bravo. in a Harvard University Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 ou, who provided a reporter with the and a cast of public ser- [email protected] name of an undercover operative Rightly so, Puerto Ricans study. His idea of recovery vants using public money on the island and the main- included covering up the Harold Rivera who had been linked to brutal inter- to line the private pockets Sports Editor, ext. 1238 rogation tactics during the George W. land are demanding Ross- extent of the problems. of a few. [email protected] Bush administration. ello’s resignation — #Ricky- Darkness only breeds It’s not about ending a Resign — during massive more corruption — and Anne Marie Tobin Before approving any change in the moment of political crisis Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 law, Congress should listen to those protests that included ce- we’re seeing the results for Puerto Rico but about [email protected] lebrities like Martin and with the FBI arrests of Ros- concerns — and demand from the creating lasting change Bridget Turcotte CIA proof that new restrictions are rapper Bad Bunny in San sello’s head of Health Insur- and demanding account- Reporter, ext. 1269 necessary to protect the lives of its Juan and “Hamilton” cre- ance Administration and ability of elected officials. [email protected] ator Lin-Manuel Miranda the Secretary of Education operatives. So far the case has not Carry on, Puerto Ricans, Ryan York been made. at a rally in New York. on corruption indictments. until he’s gone. Copy Editor, ext. 1220 Some protests on the is- Rossello’s tunnel vi- [email protected] By the Los Angeles Times editorial land have turned violent sion and gross ingrained Fabiola Santiago is a TECHNOLOGY board and destructive, and police machismo — the latter, columnist for the Miami fired tear gas and rubber displayed in the leaked Herald. Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 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, JULY 24, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION U.S. economy dodges threat of painful spending cuts By Christopher “It’s not so much that ministration and weighed tween the Republican-led Rugaber it’s a big boost, but it’s a on consumer sentiment Congress and President ASSOCIATED PRESS pain that was avoided,” and the financial markets. Barack Obama over rais- said Michael Pugliese, an The increase in the gov- ing the debt limit led Stan- WASHINGTON — The economist at Wells Fargo ernment’s borrowing au- dard & Poor’s to down- budget agreement that Securities. thority, also known as the grade its credit rating of congressional leaders and Like most economists, the United States for the President Donald Trump debt ceiling, has been a forged late Monday lifted Pugliese hasn’t revised his partisan flashpoint that first time in U.S. history, a big potential drag on the economic forecasts based has ignited epic political from AAA to AA+. Con- U.S. economy for this year on Monday’s deal. He still fights. If the debt ceiling sumer confidence fell, and and next. expects economic growth isn’t raised, the govern- stock markets plunged. Under the agreement, to slip to 2.6 percent this ment can no longer borrow Another duel over rais- the economy was spared year, a solid pace, from 2.9 and is forced to default on ing the debt ceiling en- from a series of deep percent in 2018. some of its obligations. It’s sued in 2013. Congressio- spending cuts that were Still, the budget deal a prospect that can pan- nal Republicans sought to preserves the higher lev- ic financial markets by use it as leverage to delay set to take effect under a PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS far-reaching budget law els of federal spending eroding confidence in the the implementation of enacted in 2011. Monday’s Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell of that have helped support United States as a place Obama’s health care law. agreement nullified those Kentucky, right, joined by Sen. John Barrasso, the economy under Trump to invest. “The budget fights have cuts and increased spend- R-Wyo., left, and Sen John Thune, R-S.D., cen- as he prepares to seek Federal Reserve Chair- become less odious,” said ing by $320 billion over ter, speaks to reporters on Capitol Hill in Wash- re-election. The agree- man Jerome Powell had Joe Song, senior U.S. econ- two years. ington Tuesday. ment also lifts the limit pointed to the debt ceiling omist at Bank of America Still, that additional on the government’s bor- as a potential risk for the Merrill Lynch. “We’re not spending isn’t expected to figure is somewhat mis- required under the 2011 rowing authority for two U.S. economy in testimony threatening to breach the deliver a significant boost leading. It’s an increase law. But it’s only a small years, thereby avoiding a before Congress earlier debt limit or have a gov- to the economy. That’s compared with the deep gain compared with the difficult battle that twice this month. ernment shutdown over because the $320 billion cuts that would have been current level of spending. bedeviled the Obama ad- In 2011, a fight be- it.” Senate approves bill to extend 9/11 victims fund

By Matthew Daly sage of the bill for months. ASSOCIATED PRESS “Our 9/11 heroes deserve this program as written,” WASHINGTON — The Gillibrand said. “Let our Senate gave final legisla- heroes go home and live in tive approval Tuesday to peace and finally exhale.” a bill ensuring that a vic- The bill would extend tims’ compensation fund through 2092 a fund cre- related to the Sept. 11 ated after the 2001 ter- attacks never runs out of rorist attacks, essentially money. making it permanent. The The 97-2 vote sends the bill to President Donald $7.4 billion fund is rapidly Trump, who is expected to being depleted, and ad- sign it. ministrators recently cut The vote came after benefit payments by up to Democratic senators 70 percent. agreed to allow votes on The Congressional Bud- amendments sponsored by get Office estimates the two Republican senators House-passed bill would who had been blocking result in about $10.2 bil- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the widely popular bill. lion in additional com- pensation payments over Mark Esper, left, is sworn in as the Secretary of Defense by Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito, The Senate easily defeat- right, as his wife, Leah Esper, holds the Bible, during a ceremony with President Donald Trump ed the amendments pro- 10 years, including more in the Oval Office at the White House Tuesday. posed by GOP Sens. Mike than $4 billion for claims Lee of Utah and Rand already filed. Paul of Kentucky. The two Senate Democratic men were the only sena- Leader Chuck Schumer Esper is sworn in to succeed tors who voted against the of New York said the bill bill’s final passage. guarantees “once and for Democratic Sen. Kirsten all that the heroes who Gillibrand of New York rushed to the towers 18 Mattis as defense secretary said 9/11 first responders years ago will no longer and their families have have to worry about com- By Robert Burns Mattis stepped down last in as deputy since Janu- cess. It’s unclear when or had “enough of political pensation for their fami- ASSOCIATED PRESS New Year’s Eve after a ary; his regular job is Pen- whether Hyten’s nomina- games” that delayed pas- lies when they’re gone.” series of policy disputes tagon budget chief. tion will proceed. WASHINGTON — It with Trump. He offered The senior leadership va- At his confirmation took seven months, but to stay two more months cancies increased again last hearing on July 16, Esper President Donald Trump to get a successor in place week with the departure of promised that one of his on Tuesday finally got a and ensure continuity, but David Trachtenberg, the first priorities would be to Senate-confirmed secre- Trump said no. Pentagon’s second-ranking fix the problem of leader- tary of defense to succeed The president was high civilian policy official. ship vacancies. Jim Mattis. on Mattis at the start of his Beyond that, the No. “I need to staff up the Mark Esper, an Army administration. He liked 2-ranking military officer, top tier of the Pentagon veteran and former de- to call the retired Marine Gen. Paul Selva, is retir- soonest,” he said. fense industry lobbyist, general “Mad Dog,” but ing Friday as vice chair- Carl Tobias, a professor won Senate confirmation the affection waned and man of the Joint Chiefs of law at the University of by a vote of 90-8 and was shortly before Mattis quit of Staff. No Senate confir- Richmond, said he believes sworn in at the White Trump referred to him as mation hearing has been that in the months since House by Supreme Court “sort of a Democrat.” set for the man picked by Mattis left, the Pentagon’s Justice Samuel Alito in Even with Esper now Trump to replace Selva: sway within the adminis- a ceremony attended by in charge, the problem of Gen. John Hyten, who has tration has weakened. Trump and several mem- leadership instability at been commander of U.S. “This seems to be the bers of Esper’s family. the Pentagon is not fully nuclear forces as head of primary challenge that “He’s going to be a great resolved. There still is no U.S. Strategic Command. Esper confronts: regaining one,” Trump said. Senate-confirmed depu- A military officer has the power to set the De- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Esper’s swearing-in end- ty secretary of defense, accused Hyten of sexual fense Department agen- ed the longest period the though David Norquist on misconduct. An investi- da and defend it by doing Senate Minority Leader Sen. Chuck Schumer Pentagon has gone with- Tuesday was nominated gation found insufficient what is best for the nation of New York and Democratic presidential can- out a confirmed leader in for the post and is sched- evidence to charge Hyten, and the world, not what didate Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y., depart its history. uled to have a confirma- but some members of advances the president’s a news conference on the 9/11 victims fund on The turmoil atop the tion hearing Wednesday. Congress have raised political agenda,” Tobias Capitol Hill in Washington. Pentagon began when Norquist has been filling questions about that pro- said by email. Mueller takes the TV stage; Democrats hope America tunes in

By Mary Clare that they believe describe might have faded in print, bley, sit at the table with Jalonick and President Donald Trump’s will revive interest. him. But Zebley is not ex- Eric Tucker most egregious behavior, Whether they will be pected to be sworn in for ASSOCIATED PRESS they will be able to ignite able to accomplish that questioning. new outrage and renew is unclear. Congress will Trump complained WASHINGTON — Tuesday night about Ze- Democrats are pretty public interest in their in- leave town two days af- sure America didn’t read vestigations. ter the hearings, possibly bley’s presence, calling the Mueller report. On But Republicans will blunting any legislative him a “Never Trumper” Wednesday, they’re hoping be there, too, defending or political momentum. and tweeting: “What a dis- the nation will be glued to Trump and turning some House Speaker Nancy Pe- grace to our system. Never the TV version. of their fire on Mueller’s losi has said she will not heard of this before. VERY Former Trump-Russia investigation, which the pursue impeachment, for UNFAIR, SHOULD NOT special counsel Robert president condemns as a now, even as an increasing BE ALLOWED.” Mueller’s appearance be- “witch hunt.” number of Democrats call On Monday, the Justice fore two House commit- Trump himself first said for at least beginning the Department sent a letter tees promises to be the he wouldn’t be watching, process. to Mueller asking him not then he conceded, proba- The nation has heard the to stray beyond his report. TV event of the year in FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the U.S. House, where bly “a little bit.” special counsel speak only The letter, which was in lawmakers will question Though he keeps talking once — for nine minutes at Special counsel Robert Mueller speaks at the response to a request from him for roughly five hours about the probe, many a press conference in May Department of Justice in Washington about the Mueller for information about the book-length re- Americans seem to have — since his appointment Russia investigation. about limitations or po- port he released in April. moved on. That’s why the in May 2017. And he will tential privilege issues, Democrats hope that by Democrats hope a daylong do his best not to generate in his 448-page report, the House Judiciary Com- gives him a formal direc- putting Mueller on tele- presentation, with Muel- fireworks on Wednesday. giving Democrats few new mittee granted his request tive to point to if he fac- vision and highlighting ler repeating out loud He has said his testimo- avenues to gain attention. to have his top aide in the es questions he does not the parts of the report some of the findings that ny will stick to what was On Tuesday, Democrats on investigation, Aaron Ze- want to answer. A6 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 2019 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- Alarms a bright pink collar running in Juvenile arrested on larly arrests, reflect police records. In yards in the area of 16 Villa Burglar alarm sounded at 37 the event of a perceived inaccuracy, Lane and 18 Brookridge Road Grey Lane on Monday at 10:30 it is the sole responsibility of the con- towards Birch Street on Mon- a.m. Officer reports garage day at 6:30 p.m. Animal con- gun charge in Lynn cerned party to contact the relevant door open, partially checked trol officer could not locate the police department and have the de- the house and homeowner animal. partment issue a notice of correction arrived. LYNN — A 17-year-old serial number, possession der arrest after the troop- to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- Security company reported Complaints Revere juvenile was ar- of liquor by a person under er allegedly found a 9mm ifications will not be made without a fire alarm at 6 Chatham Way rested after allegedly ad- 21 and motor vehicle lights Smith & Wesson handgun on Monday at 8:25 p.m. Po- Guest of the Charles Motel mitted to owning a loaded violation, state police said. inside the sedan, which express notice of change from the lice and Fire Departments dis- at 4 Mill St., Unit 5, reported gun that was found in his The Acura sedan was was loaded with 16 rounds arresting police department. patched but report the alarm his neighbor at Unit 5 has car during a traffic stop stopped for traveling of ammunition and had an was accidental alarm. moved his camera on Monday on the Lynnway Saturday without its headlights and unreadable serial number, LYNN Burglar alarm reported at at 3:18 p.m. Officer spoke with night, police said. taillights on. Police found state police said. Lynnfield High School at 275 both parties and all is OK. The teenager was charged four people in the car un- The driver allegedly told Arrests Essex St. on Tuesday at 3:07 Caller reported she lost a with firearm possession der the age of 21, includ- police he found the gun by a.m. Officer reports no service small, black purse at the Mo- without a firearm identifi- ing the 17-year-old driver, a pond. David Chen, 31, of 15 Rock- necessary. bil Station at 91 Lynnfield St. cation card, possession of and a bottle of liquor on Two other juveniles in away St., was arrested and on Monday at 5:47 p.m. She a large capacity weapon, the passenger side floor. the car were not charged, charged with carrying a firearm Complaints could not reach anyone at the ammunition possession Police told the occupants but were released into the without a license, carrying a station and wanted to leave Motorist reported being without a firearm identifi- to get out of the car while custody of their guardians. loaded firearm weapon, dis- her contact information in locked out of a vehicle at Lu- cation card, possession of the liquor was secured. A 20-year-old occupant was charging a firearm within 500 case it gets turned in to police. lulemon at 1300 Market St. a firearm with a defaced The driver was placed un- allowed to leave the scene. feet of a building, assault with Caller reported loud car horn a dangerous weapon and as- on Monday at 10:08 a.m. Call handed by the Lynnfield Fire at 10 Park St. on Monday at sault and battery at 7:03 p.m. 11:41 p.m. Officer reports the Monday. Department. Property found at the follow- sound was from a tow truck. Shaun Flemming, 29, of Report of suspicious persons 101 Beverly St., Boston, was ing addresses: at 606 Summer St. on Monday at 11:50 a.m., trying to open the front door of arrested and charged with re- her home at 69 Endicott St. on ceiving a stolen motor vehicle at 26 Lockwood Road on Mon- day at 2:45 p.m., and at 205 Tuesday at 1:58 a.m. Officer and unlicensed operation of spoke with the reporting party a motor vehicle at 7:01 p.m. Edgemere Road on Monday at 3:40 p.m. No details given. who said the call was unfound- Monday. ed. Melquidania Gonzalez, of Report of an excessive car 3 Henry Ave., was arrested MARBLEHEAD horn on Tuesday at 6:06 a.m. on warrant charges of three at 25 Intervale Ave. Officer counts of shoplifting by con- Accidents reports the operator of the cealing merchandise, receiving vehicle is having an electrical stolen property, Class E drug A report of a two-car motor vehicle crash at Pleasant and problem with the car. AAA con- possession and trespassing at tacted. 3:54 p.m. Monday. Gerry streets at 3:17 p.m. on Monday. One person was Officer checking on a woman Tina Hutchins, 48, of 14 in the Dunkin’ Donuts parking Harvard Ave., Saugus, was ar- transported to Salem Hospital. A walk-in reported at 7:38 lot at 527 Lowell St. on Tues- rested and charged with shop- day at 7:55 a.m. She reports lifting by asportation, reckless p.m. on Monday that her car was struck and damaged while she had a verbal argument operation of a motor vehicle, parked in her driveway on with her boyfriend last night assault and battery with a Meadow Lane. and stayed in her car for the dangerous weapon and Class night. Officer reports she was FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS C drug possession at 1:37 Complaints sent on her way. Sergeant will Guatemalan men who were deported from the United States change p.m. Tuesday. document. money after arriving at the Air Force Base in Guatemala City. Adam Konopka, 30, was ar- A Parks and Recreation em- Tree branch down and block- rested and charged with larce- ployee walked in at 10:27 a.m. ing traffic at 5 Carlton St. on ny from a building and larceny on Monday and reported van- Tuesday at 8:03 a.m. Officer Immigration roundup that under $1,200 at 1:46 p.m. dalism to the rail trail signs on reports the Tree Department Tuesday. Lafayette Street. is on scene and the limb has A walk-in reported at 1:22 been removed and the street targeted 2,100 nets 35 arrests Accidents p.m. on Monday that someone is open. keyed her vehicle while it was By Colleen Long the country illegally en- that may be employing peo- A report of a motor vehicle parked on Ramsdell Road. hit and run crash at 2:24 p.m. SAUGUS and Sophia Tareen countered by U.S. Immi- ple here illegally. A caller reported having ASSOCIATED PRESS gration and Customs En- Acting ICE director Mat- Monday at 510 Eastern Ave.; a dispute with their Walden at 8:04 p.m. Monday at Broad- Arrest forcement officers. None of thew Albence said the op- Court Place neighbor over WASHINGTON — An those arrested resulted in erations would be ongoing, way and Chestnut Street. growing trees at 3:48 p.m. on immigration enforcement A report of a motor vehicle Robert Lee Perkins III, the separation of family, stressing the importance Monday. She stated the trees 29, of 23 Cane Brook Way, operation that President officials said. of enforcement. “Part of crash at 3:20 p.m. Monday are destroying her property. Donald Trump said was at Kell’s Kreme at 237 Broad- Peabody, was arrested and While the effort was de- the way you stop people An alarm went off at a home charged with wanton destruc- part of an effort to deport monized by Democrats as from coming is having a way; at 6:42 p.m. Monday at on Atlantic Avenue at 4:32 tion of property under $1,200, “millions” of people from a full-force drive to deport consequence to the ille- 67 Lynnfield St.; at 9:21 p.m. p.m. on Monday. Responding the United States resulted Monday at Boston and Granite breaking and entering for a families and trumpeted by gal activity when you do officers reported “John from in 35 arrests, officials said streets; at 9:37 p.m. Monday misdemeanor, and warrant Republicans as a neces- come,” he said. channel 5” inadvertently set Tuesday. at Clovelly Street and Western charges. sary show of force to prove The operation targeted off the alarm. He stated he Trump billed the oper- Avenue; at 12:04 p.m. Tuesday there are consequences families centered on those went to the house to speak ation targeting families at Commercial Street and Lyn- Accidents for people coming here il- who had been ordered de- to someone and the door was as a major show of force nway; at 12:14 p.m. Monday unlocked so they went in and legally, career ICE officers ported by an immigration A report of a motor vehicle as the number of Central described it as a routine judge in 10 cities around the at Boston and Myrtle streets. set off the alarm by mistake. accident at 27 Hamilton St. at A report of a motor vehicle American families cross- operation, one expected to country who were subjected The police department re- 6:32 a.m. Tuesday. ing the southern border crash with personal injury at ceived a Facebook message net an average of about 10 to fast-track proceedings. has skyrocketed. There 4:59 p.m. Monday at 306 Es- about a road rage incident that to 20 percent of targets. It was canceled once after Complaints are about 1 million people sex St.; at 12:13 p.m. Monday happened at Humphrey Street A separate nationwide media reports telegraphing in the U.S. with final de- at 389 Broadway. and Weston Road at 6:19 p.m. A report of wires down at enforcement operation tar- when and where it would on Monday. They stated a man 8 Franklin St. at 11:49 a.m. portation orders, the oper- geting immigrants here begin, though Trump an- Assaults in a vehicle was upset over Monday. ation targeted 2,100. illegally who had criminal nounced it would be post- someone stopping for a pe- A 911 caller reported a Of those arrested, 18 convictions or charges net- poned following a phone A report of an assault at destrian crossing. woman screaming that her were members of families ted 899 arrests. And officers call with House Speaker 1:29 p.m. Monday on South purse had been taken and a and 17 were collateral ap- handed out 3,282 notices of Nancy Pelosi who urged Common Street. PEABODY man fleeing the area at Dick’s prehensions of people in inspection to businesses him to do so. A report of an assault and Sporting Goods on Broadway battery at 6:56 p.m. Monday Summons at 2:54 p.m. Monday. POLICE BRIEFS on Lewis Street. A report of two men in the William Richard Arsenault parking lot of L.A. Fitness fight- State investigates company and threatened to hurt two felonies and two mis- Breaking and Entering II, 31, of 118 Lynnfield St., ing at 7:23 p.m. Monday. tied to motorcycle deaths her if she told anyone. demeanors. Apt. 2, was summoned follow- The Berkshire Eagle Authorities say she A report of a breaking and A caller reported he found a ing a motor vehicle stop on dog with tags and tried to re- BOSTON (AP) — The reports that 48-year-old knew in 2014 that Nassar entering at 1:01 p.m. Monday Monday at 6:07 p.m. at 106 Massachusetts attor- Albert Dumont, of Great had been accused of at 829 Boston St.; at 8:57 turn the dog to the owner but Lynnfield St. for operating an the front door at the residence ney general’s office has Barrington, was cleared molesting a patient at a p.m. Monday at 30 High St.; at uninsured motor vehicle with opened an investigation by a jury Monday of sev- campus clinic. But Simon 7:23 a.m. Tuesday at 128 Em- was wide open at 8:10 a.m. a revoked registration and a Monday. into the trucking com- eral counts of child rape told police she knew only pire St.; at 12:16 p.m. Tuesday marked lanes violation. pany that employed the and other charges. that a complaint had at 3 Kingsley Terrace; at 2:24 A caller reported a tree down on one side of the road on driver charged in the Defense attorney Eliz- been filed against a sports p.m. Tuesday at 829 Boston St. abeth Quigley expressed doctor. Accidents Jackson Street and low hang- deaths of seven motorcy- gratitude for the verdict Nassar, who also worked ing wires at 10:11 p.m. Mon- clists in New Hampshire. Theft Walk-in reports past acci- and says both her client at USA Gymnastics, is day. A spokeswoman for dent on Lynn Street on Mon- and the girl are victims in serving effective life sen- A Rockwood Drive resident Attorney General Maura A report of a larceny at 7:37 day at 5:01 p.m. Officer will the case. tences for possessing child reported a man sleeping in his Healey confirmed Tues- p.m. Monday at 810 Lynnway; document. During trial, Quigley pornography and molest- at 10:03 a.m. Tuesday at 343 bathroom at 5:46 a.m. Mon- day an investigation into Past hit and run crash re- Westfield Transport Inc. focused on what she said ing young athletes. Essex St.; at 11:59 a.m. Tues- ported on Monday at 5:11 day. were inconsistencies in day at 147 Washington St.; at She couldn’t comment p.m. at 69 Aborn St. Officer will further because the probe the girl’s testimony and Champion bodybuilder turns 2:32 p.m. Tuesday at 12 Chan- document. SWAMPSCOTT is ongoing. her accounts to police. cery Court. himself in on rape charges Motor vehicle crash report- The 23-year-old driver, The prosecutor said the A report of a robbery at 1:32 ed at 96 Washington St. and Accidents Volodymyr Zhukovskyy, girl’s account changed SALT LAKE CITY (AP) a.m. Tuesday at 208 Essex St. 2 Clement Ave. on Monday of West Springfield, has because as she grew older — A champion body- A report of a motor vehicle at 7:29 p.m. Officer reports pleaded not guilty to she could better describe builder accused of raping crash at Humphrey and Salem Vandalism no injuries and no tow trucks negligent homicide in con- what happened. a woman has turned streets at 9:08 a.m. on Mon- needed. nection with the June 21 himself in after an arrest A report of motor vehicle day. Caller reported a motor vehi- crash in New Hampshire. Ex-MSU president awaits warrant was issued earli- vandalism at 8:25 p.m. Mon- A report of a hit and run cle crash at 16 Wilson Terrace Officials say Zhu- er this month. day at 16 Breed St. motor vehicle crash at Stop & judge’s ruling in Nassar case on Tuesday at 9:03 a.m. Officer kovskyy’s license should Court records indicate assisted with paperwork ex- Shop, 450 Paradise Road, at have been suspended be- CHARLOTTE, Mich. Shawn Rhoden attended LYNNFIELD change, no other help needed. 9:17 a.m. on Monday. cause of a drunken driving (AP) — A judge may a court hearing Tuesday Two-car crash reported on arrest in Connecticut. not rule for months on in a Salt Lake City sub- Accidents Monday at 10:01 a.m. at 80 Complaints A man who answered a whether a former Mich- urb and was booked into a Foster and 2 Mason streets. Of- phone number listed for igan State University county jail. He remained Motor vehicle crash reported ficer reports one operator taken A report of hazardous condi- at 448 Main St. at 45 Chest- tions at 324 Essex St. at 7:52 Westfield Transport said president stands trial for behind bars Tuesday af- to Salem Hospital, the other the company does not exist allegedly lying about her ternoon. His bail was low- nut St. on Monday at 12:38 was taken to Lahey Hospital & a.m. on Monday; at 330 Par- p.m. Caller said there were adise Road at 2:50 a.m. on anymore before hanging knowledge of allegations ered to $250,000, down Medical Center. Both vehicles up. He did not identify against Larry Nassar. from $750,000 in the July no injuries. Officer requested towed by Arrington Towing. Tuesday. an ambulance respond. Lynn- A report of a disturbance at himself. The owner previ- A state prosecutor and 11 arrest warrant. ously said he is cooperating an attorney for Lou Anna The 2018 winner of field Fire Department reports Animal Control 34 Hardy Road at 6:20 p.m. patient refused medical atten- on Monday; on Buena Vista with investigators. Simon gave closing state- the Mr. Olympia body- tion. Report of a loose dog with Street at 1:59 a.m. on Tuesday. ments in her preliminary building competition in Man found not guilty of exam Tuesday. Nevada is charged with assaulting, threatening girl Eaton County District rape and forcible sexual Judge Julie Reincke next abuse of a woman who Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 PITTSFIELD (AP) — A will receive written briefs. regarded Rhoden as her Hotline CALL 24 HOURS A DAY man has been acquitted of Her ruling appears likely “body-building mentor” All reports of neighborhood activity or text the word tiplynn charges that he sexually to wait until fall. in a Utah hotel room on will be investigated. and your tip to “tip411” (847411) assaulted a young girl Simon is charged with Oct. 12. Callers may remain anonymous. Spanish menu available WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT ‘Joker,’ Tom Hanks’ Mr. Rogers pic among TIFF selections

By Lindsey Bahr mances the programmers ASSOCIATED PRESS love are Michael B. Jordan and Jamie Foxx in Destin LOS ANGELES — An Daniel Cretton’s civil rights origin story about the Jok- drama “Just Mercy,” Meryl er starring Joaquin Phoe- Streep in Steven Soder- nix, a Mr. Rogers biopic bergh’s investigative jour- with Tom Hanks and a nalism drama “The Laun- film about strippers scam- dromat,” Adam Driver and ming Wall Street bankers Scarlett Johansson in Noah with Jennifer Lopez and Baumbach’s divorce saga Cardi B are among the “Marriage Story” and Renee films premiering at the To- Zellweger in the Judy Gar- ronto International Film land biopic “Judy.” Festival in September. “It’s one of those ca- TIFF Artistic Director reer-best performances,” Cameron Bailey and Execu- Bailey said. “And that’s tive Director Joana Vicente coming from a guy who announced 16 gala selec- absolutely loves ‘Jerry tions and 37 in the special Maguire.’” presentation category Tues- The Toronto selections day morning, including often help define the loom- Todd Phillips’ “Joker,” Mari- ing awards race. Last year, elle Heller’s “A Beautiful TIFF’s audience award Day in the Neighborhood” winner “Green Book” went and Lorene Scafaria’s “Hus- on to win the best picture tlers.” Iranian-born director Oscar. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Marjane Satrapi’s Marie “It’s not the motivation, Imogen Poots, left, and Jesse Eisenberg star in “The Art of Self-Defense.” Curie film “Radioactive,” but it’s always great to be in which Rosamund Pike a launchpad for films that plays the groundbreaking will be part of the awards physicist, will close the fes- conversation,” Vicente said. ‘Art of Self-Defense’ examines, tival on Sept. 14. Other high-profile films Bailey told The Associ- premiering include James ated Press that “Joker” is Mangold’s “Ford v Ferrari” somewhat of a first for the with Christian Bale and satirizes toxic masculinity festival. Matt Damon, Kasi Lem- “This is our first entry mons’ Harriet Tubman By Lindsey Bahr is currently in 540 the- all her skills has not been too long. Soon after film- into the superhero world as film “Harriet” starring ASSOCIATED PRESS aters nationwide, where promoted to black belt. ing “The Art of Self-De- far as I can remember,” he Cynthia Erivo, Rian John- it’s finding a healthy audi- Sterns did this knowingly, fense,” Eisenberg found LOS ANGELES — Di- said. “But it’s a really orig- son’s star-studded ode to ence amid all the flashier but also made a concerted himself on the set of “The rector Riley Stearns says inal vision. It’s disturbing, Agatha Christie “Knives blockbusters and superhe- effort to make sure his be- Hummingbird Project,” utterly compelling, really Out,” with Chris Evans he didn’t realize he was ro films in the multiplex. low the line team was pre- making a perfect movie with Salma Hayek and gripping from start to fin- and Daniel Craig, Ed- Eisenberg’s character dominantly women. for 2019 when he start- Erika Rosenbaum, who ish. ... And one of the most ward Norton’s adaptation Casey Davies is mocked “It’s a film about men, ed writing “The Art of both allege Weinstein sex- remarkable things is that of “Motherless Brooklyn,” even for his “feminine” starring men, written by a Self-Defense “four years ually harassed them. Joaquin Phoenix, in a ca- John Crowley’s adaptation sounding name. After get- man. Everything about it ago. He remembers that the reer of great performances, of “The Goldfinch” and the ting brutally beaten one was so overtly masculine, But his darkly comedic day that Hayek was writ- gives one of his very best.” Bruce Springsteen concert night by horde of masked which I knew, I was mak- Other standout perfor- film “Western Stars.” riff on toxic masculinity ing her New York Times starring Jesse Eisenberg motorcyclists, he stumbles ing fun of it, but still at op-ed on set about the al- as a timid and “weak” man on a local dojo run by an the end of the day was not leged harassment, some- who takes up karate just over-the-top alpha played going to be on the side of thing else happened in kept becoming more rel- by Alessandro Nivola and films passing the Bechdel another department. signs up for classes. And Test,” Stearns said. “My evant. The Harvey Wein- “This guy on set made things take an unexpect- intent then was to say, stein allegations broke some misogynistic com- edly dark turn. let’s find the best people during the shoot in 2017 ment in the wardrobe de- “There’s an absurdity for the job to take on these and the #MeToo move- partment and was fired on to him because he’s timid department head jobs but ment became a phenome- the spot,” Eisenberg set. non. in such an extreme way also really try to focus on and aggressive in such an finding the best women for “And I remember think- “It was kind of weird ing, ‘This is amazing. This that this idea that I had extreme way,” Eisenberg the jobs as well, to really day fully crystalizes the been feeling was very said. “Casey is a product of try to counteract that. I changes that are possible: personal to me was really this very unusual world. just knew I didn’t want it starting to spread into a As much as I loved the to be a set full of men. It Two women bravely tell- direct discussion,” Stearns character I also loved the was really important for ing their stories about a said. “More and more peo- world he exists in which me to have that female person with outsized pow- ple are relating to the film is a world where people perspective.” er in our field and another in ways that I originally speak in this very unusu- Both Stearns and Eisen- guy having to be held ac- wouldn’t have intended, al, blunt, earnest way.” berg see some of the countable for something he did that was awful on PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS which is hugely humbling Imogen Poots plays the changes happening in the and very interesting to film’s sole main female industry as many wake up set ... I just thought, if Tom Hanks portrays Mister Rogers in a scene see.” character, an instructor to the injustices women this is sustainable this is from “A Beautiful Day In the Neighborhood.” “The Art of Self-Defense” at the dojo who despite have been subject to for great.” Reviews

“The Helpline” “Reasons to be is a novel by Cheerful” is a Katherine novel by Nina Collette. Stibbe.

PHOTO | PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ASSOCIATED PRESS Math whiz and elderly fight Nina Stibbe takes readers city hall in ‘The Helpline’ on coming-of-age journey

By Lincee Ray offered. Not many mathe- ing logistics and numbers. By Lincee Ray mention that she doesn’t heels for him. She’s not ASSOCIATED PRESS maticians have answered The math is easy for ASSOCIATED PRESS have any knowledge of sure if Andy notices, but calls at the Senior Citizens Germaine, and it doesn’t dentistry. (Lizzie is a quick he sure hangs around a lot “The Helpline” (Atria Helpline, but Germaine is hurt that she gets to work “Reasons to Be Cheerful” learner.) Plus, the position for someone who may not Books), by Katherine determined to make her close to Don. But when (Little Brown and Co.), by includes an apartment be interested. At times, Collette mark at City Hall. Germaine gets to know Nina Stibbe above the practice. she considers herself An- The mayor notices Ger- the employees at the cen- The dentist is gruff dy’s girlfriend. In other Being an expert in math- maine’s drive to function in ter and the colorful array For some people, life be- and firm. He insists that instances, she’s mystified ematics is a useful skill in a manner that is both effec- of people who take part in gins when you turn 18. Lizzie’s hyper co-worker about their status. extremely small circles. tive and efficient. The way the daily activities, she be- Whether you choose to Tammy holds his ciga- Along with navigating Life gets complicated for leave the nest, or you’re the math genius when you she handles the people on gins to wonder if she’s on rettes so his fingers don’t through teen romance, the other end of the phone the right side of this fight. kicked out, it’s a time when smell like nicotine. While Lizzie learns to maneuver lose your job and are forced you’re expected to experi- to find traditional work in line is very black and white. Is there more to life than Tammy and her boss’ odd other milestones that are ence the world. In “Reasons the real world. In her debut And that’s exactly the kind hard data and numbers? relationship provide daily part of becoming an adult. to Be Cheerful,” author novel, “The Helpline,” Kath- of person the mayor needs “The Helpline” is a fun entertainment for Lizzie, She learns to drive, hosts erine Collette follows an for her special project. read, full of unique char- Nina Stibbe offers an inti- she also manages to learn her first dinner party and eccentric woman with zero A parking lot is the cause acters. It questions what mate look at this uncertain a few light dentistry skills. takes her first step into people skills who reluctant- of a feud between the se- it means to be fully con- time as the protagonist be- When she’s not assisting maturity when challenges ly finds herself in the arms nior center and the incred- tent in life. Through Ger- comes a young adult. in the surgery room, or an- arise. of a supportive community. ibly handsome Don Thom- maine’s career change, we In this story, Lizzie Vogel swering the phones, Lizzie Stibbe proves she can Germaine Johnson loves as, who manages the golf learn that even though life ignores the part of an ad- watches for Andy Nicolel- channel the mind of a math, Sudoku puzzles and club next door. The mayor can be calculated, you have vertisement that asks for lo. Andy is peculiar, but young woman and takes structure. When she loses is on Don’s side, therefore, to consider the heart as a a “mature lady” and ap- Lizzie doesn’t mind. She the reader on a coming-of- her job at an insurance com- Germaine must find a factor in the equation. Oth- plies for a job working in develops a friendship with age journey that plucks at pany, Germaine is forced to solution to rid the town of erwise, your results could a local dentist’s office. She him and as the months the heartstrings of every take whatever position she’s the dilapidated center us- be skewed. doesn’t feel the need to pass, she falls head over emotion. A8 WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 2019 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS KIPP senior chosen as Bank of America Student Leader

BOSTON — Anne Marie Odney, by Chamberlain and comprised of of Lynn, a senior at KIPP Academy business executives and nonprofit Lynn Collegiate, was one of five leaders. Selection criteria included high school seniors and juniors demonstration of civic engagement from Greater Boston selected as and awareness, academic and Student Leaders through the Bank extra-curricular achievements, of America philanthropic program. and compelling written statements The national program is celebrating about why the student should its 15-year anniversary, and offers be accepted into the program. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS young people an opportunity to Awardees were then matched with build their workforce and leader- nonprofit host organizations that Lifetime announced on Tuesday that it has ship skills through a paid summer provide them with an enriching ordered “Surviving R. Kelly: The Aftermath,” internship at a local nonprofit, and eight-week internship experience. a four-part series interviewing new survivors the ability to help improve their The other 2019 Greater Boston and experts. communities. Odney’s host organi- Student Leaders are: Erin Cesme- zation is the Boys and Girls Club of li, of Lexington, junior, Lexington Lynn. High School (host organization: Lifetime to follow up “Bank of America is committed to Mass Mentoring Partnership in supporting youth employment and Boston); Joseph Kang, of Hyde economic mobility,” said Miceal Park, junior, Boston Trinity Acade- on ‘Surviving R. Kelly’ Chamberlain, Massachusetts my (host organization: Hyde Square president, Bank of America. “The Task Force in Jamaica Plain); Sadé docu-series Student Leaders program rep- Ratliff, of Randolph, senior, Ran- resents a key component of our dolph High School (host organiza- BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. that revisited old allega- commitment to foster the next tion: Father Bill’s & MainSpring in (AP) — Lifetime is still tions and brought new generation of leaders and to build a Quincy); and Tomás Salazar, of invested in the R. Kelly ones into the spotlight. more civically engaged society, com- change we can create.” Watertown, junior, Boston Trin- case. Kelly has been in cus- bining the strengths of the private, The Greater Boston Student ity Academy (host organization: The network announced tody since being indicted public and nonprofit sectors to truly Leaders were chosen by a local Somerville Homeless Coalition in Tuesday that it has or- this month on charges in maximize upon the positive social market selection committee headed Somerville). dered “Surviving R. Kelly: Chicago and New York. The Aftermath,” a four- He’s accused of having part series that includes sex with minors and MMA great Anderson Silva becomes U.S. citizen interviews with new trying to cover up the survivors and experts on crimes. He maintains his LOS ANGELES (AP) — the case. innocence. Mixed martial arts great “Surviving R. Kelly” Lifetime will also pro- Anderson “Spider” was a six-part series that duce “Surviving Jeffrey Silva of Brazil became premiered last January. Epstein,” about the New a U.S. citizen along with An estimated 12.8 million York financier accused of thousands of others in people watched the series, sex crimes with minors a mass naturalization nominated for an Emmy, and trafficking. ceremony Tuesday at the Los Angeles Convention Center. Silva took his oath of citizenship along with his son Kalyl, 20, and daugh- ter Kaory, 23. The U.S. Citizenship and Immigra- tion Services welcomed around 8,000 new citizens in total, most of whom came from Mexico, the Philippines and China. Many waved U.S. flags after repeating the oath of citizenship and filled PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the room with cheers and Mixed martial arts great Anderson “Spider” Silva of Brazil, his daughter applause. Silva joined Kaory, 23, left, his wife Dayane and son Kalyl, 20, right, recite the Pledge his family in singing the of Allegiance after all but Dayane were sworn in as U.S. citizens in a mass PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS national anthem, reciting naturalization ceremony Tuesday at the Los Angeles Convention Center. This goose is expected to make a full recovery. every word with his hand over his heart. Silva had the longest police force. “We were really excited, Silva had sought citizen- title reign as UFC mid- Silva said he respects especially with learning Goose freed, got stuck in ship for a decade. “I feel dleweight champion with Brazil, but he feels he is the language, and I’m very happy, you know, it’s 16 consecutive victories an American. going to college,” Kaory a great moment for me from 2006 to 2013. He is “I have my family in said. pizza driver’s car grille and my family,” Silva said. currently ranked 15th in Brazil. I have my mom Also attending the cer- Silva, 44, has spent the the UFC middleweight and my brothers in Brazil. emony were Silva’s wife, BURLINGTON, Vt. (AP) alive — when he returned past 10 years living in rankings. But I think this is my Dayane, and his other — Authorities say a goose to work. Los Angeles, his children Silva was born in São country now,” he said. children, Joao, 14, Ga- that got stuck in a pizza His manager got the past seven. “Every- Paolo but grew up in Silva said he is able to briel, 22, and Kauana, delivery driver’s car grille through to a police thing USA (gave) for us, Curitiba with his aunt provide more opportuni- 18. They are still going in Vermont is expected to dispatcher who alerted it’s time to give back, you and his uncle, who was an ties for his family in the through the naturaliza- make a full recovery. authorities and a nonprof- know,” he said. officer with the Curitiba U.S. tion process. 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©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 2019 Lynn softball closes pool play with solid win By Harold Rivera “Coming into this, I felt ITEM SPORTS EDITOR very good about our team,” Wilkins said. Make that four wins in “You’re always skeptical a row for the Lynn Se- because you never know nior Softball Little what the other teams are League All-Stars. going to be like. Having Lynn closed the pool been here before, I knew play stage of the East we’d face good competi- Regional Tournament tion but you also know with an 8-1 win over the other teams are pret- Connecticut Tuesday at ty much the same. Last Worcester State’s Rock- year we hung tough in wood Park. most of the games we “The girls played awe- played in. I feel we can some,” Lynn manager play with everybody now. Chad Wilkins said. “The Everything’s clicking. girls didn’t let their Pitching, defense, timely guard down. They played hitting, everything a a solid game. It was an- coach can ask for is click- other perfect game on de- ing right now. I feel good. fense. We didn’t make “Lynn now shifts its at- any errors. Everybody tention toward preparing made at least one good for the single-elimina- play on the field. Our de- tion stage of the tourna- fense has stepped up. ment. The Lynners have Pitching and defense emerged as the top seed have been the keys.” from “Pool A” and will Through four pool play play Maryland (the No. 4 games, the Lynners out- seed in “Pool B”) Wednes- scored their opponents ITEM FILE PHOTO day afternoon (1) at by a 34-3 margin. They’ve Rockwood Park. Lynn pitcher Ava Foglietta tossed seven innings and allowed one run on five hits with eight yet to allow more than strikeouts in a win over Connecticut in the East Regional Tournament Tuesday. one run in a game. LYNN, B2 Wyoma on to City Series title game By Daniel Kane ITEM STAFF LYNN — The Wyoma Marlins punched their ticket to the Lynn City Se- ries final with a 13-8 win in a back-and-forth game against the Pine Hill Braves Tuesday at Galla- gher Park. It was a true team effort for the Marlins, with 10 different players either scoring a run or adding a RBI. Colin Newhall (3-for- 4, four RBI, run) and Dylan DiFillipo (4-for-5, three RBI, two runs) each had big days at the plate to lead Wyoma. David Palm- er (1-for-2, two walks) and ITEM FILE PHOTO Sam Phelps (2-for-3, walk) Bishop Fenwick’s Joe Rivers (center), flanked each added two RBI and by his mother Kris (left) and his father Bob two runs while Josh Doney (right), has committed to play college football (1-for-3, two walks) scored at Division I Holy Cross. three runs. “It was an all around team effort,” Marlins man- ager Abu Patrick said. “If Fenwick’s Rivers we put runs at the plate we know we’re going to PHOTO | JOE BROWN win so that was good to commits to Wyoma’s Colin Newhall went 3-for-4 with four RBI in a win over Pine see.” Hill in a Lynn City Series elimination game Tuesday. CITY SERIES, B2 Holy Cross football By Harold Rivera ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Navs fall to Westfield in ninth inning WAKEFIELD — He’s on to Holy Cross. By Joshua Kummins runs scored. Three of the led off the frame with a the offense back up with Bishop Fenwick senior Joe Rivers, a running back/line- backer, made his future plans official last week when he FOR THE ITEM Navs’ five hits in the hustle double into left a double past Kellogg’s game went for extra bas- field and scored on right glove at third. announced his commitment to the Division I Crusaders. LYNN — The North es as third baseman Lo- fielder Jose Aquino’s (San After catcher Louis Ol- “I saw the coaching staff at Holy Cross as my type of guys,” Rivers, a Wakefield resident, said. “They were Shore Navigators came gan Bravo (Harvard) dou- Jacinto) sacrifice fly. ivieri (Central Alabama honest through the process, they were sociable. They back to tie Tuesday bled and scored as part of Westfield came right CC) was hit by a pitch to built a new indoor facility there, the Hart Center. It’s night’s Futures Colle- a two-run fifth inning. back and scored twice to load the bases, shortstop awesome every time I see it. I like the fact that it’s a giate Baseball League James Flood (Siena) take a 3-1 lead. Crossen John Rodriguez (San Ja- game on three separate Catholic school. I’ve been going to Catholic school since had won five consecutive drew his second walk to cinto) and second base- occasions, but the West- I was in the first grade. It’ll be great to continue that. games as North Shore’s begin the frame and man Keagan Calero field Starfires scored a “It’s definitely a relief,” he said. “The rest of the sum- starting pitcher, but the moved across the dia- (UMass Lowell) both single run in the ninth mer I can focus on senior year and focus on being able to Starfires tagged him for a mond on third baseman drew walks to force runs inning and made it stand perform the same way I did last year.” first-inning run. After Devin Kellogg’s (Hart- home. up en route a 5-4 win at Rivers had no shortage of interest from top-notch center fielder Dannyford) double. Joyce put The teams traded single Fraser Field. area programs. He fielded offers from Brown, Bryant, Crossen (Northeastern) Westfield back in front runs in the sixth, with North Shore fell to 25- Georgetown and the University of New Hampshire. In drew a leadoff walk and with a double, scoring Westfield doing so on 20 on the season and falls the end, Rivers felt Holy Cross offered him the best mix advanced on a grounder, both runners. shortstop Elijah Dale’s back into a virtual tie of academics and football. third baseman Thomas Both starters put up ze- (Kansas State) two-out with Brockton atop the “I was raised to prioritize academics,” Rivers, who Joyce (Merrimack) sent a roes in the fourth before single. Catcher Tommy FCBL standings after its holds a 4.2 GPA at Fenwick, said. “Before you go outside one-out single up the the Navs responded yet Quinn (Stonehill) scored third straight loss. West- and play with your friends, you have to get your home- middle to plate the game’s again, scoring two runs after being hit by a pitch. field improved to 13-30, work done. Education’s very comparable to football. I first run. on two hits in the bottom Malgeri manufactured winning for just the North Shore’s third run value them both equally. I feel Holy Cross gives me the fourth time in 23 road After North Shore was of the fifth. Designated on his own as he laced a best of both worlds. It’s going to be challenging on the games. retired 1-2-3 against hitter Kade Kretzschmar triple off the base of the field against some of the best players in the country and Despite the loss, center Mitch McQuate (North- (Dartmouth) hit a leadoff wall in right and scored in the classroom where I’m competing with students at fielder Ben Malgeri (Holy eastern) in the first, it single before Aquino’s on a wild pitch. one of the best schools in the country.” Cross) went 2-for-5 with a was able to tie the game fielder’s choice erased double, triple, and two an inning later. Malgeri him, but Bravo started NAVS, B2 RIVERS, B2 Helly Hansen NOOD Regatta Series returns to Marblehead

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RIVERS From B1 Holy Cross, which competes in the Patriot League, went 5-6 during the 2018 season. The Crusaders went 4-2 against Patriot League opponents and finished the season on a four-game winning streak. With a host of talent joining the program over the next few seasons, Rivers feels Holy Cross is moving in the right direction. “I feel they’re definitely taking the program to the next level,” Rivers, a two-sport athlete who also plays lacrosse at Fenwick, said. “With all the new facilities they’ve built, they’re trying to bring in a lot of new tal- ent. Hopefully we can bring home a few Patriot League titles over the next few years. I think the program’s on the up and up over the next few years. There have been a lot of great players who’ve made recent commitments. It’s an upward trend and I’m looking forward to it.” Rivers said he’s looking forward to staying close to home. His parents, father Bob and mother Kris, have supported his athletic career since he set foot on the gridiron at the youth level. “It definitely means a lot,” Rivers said. “A lot of the other schools were close but they weren’t as close as Holy Cross. It’s about an hour and 15 minutes away from home. My parents have been at every game since I was in the first grade. It means a lot that they’ll have the easiest access to watch me continue my career.” But before Rivers can make plans on his collegiate career, he has one more season of high school football to ITEM FILE PHOTO play. Rivers and the Crusaders opened eyes last season Lynn’s Lily Newhall (left) went 1-for-2 in a win over Connecticut in the pool play round of the when they finished 9-2. Fenwick went 6-1 during the East Regional Tournament Tuesday. regular season and earned the No. 4 seed in the Divi- sion 6 North state tournament. The Crusaders opened the postseason with a 55-0 win over No. 5 Greater Low- ell before falling to No. 1 Stoneham, 48-20, in the sec- Lynn closes out pool play on a high note tional semifinal. Fenwick opens the 2019 season with a rematch LYNN Pitcher Ava Foglietta awesome. It gives us the a slump the past two games. stepped into the circle and confidence that we can use It was nice to see her break against Stoneham Sept. 6 and starts preseason prac- From B1 tossed seven stellar in- her any time.” out. Seeing her hit the ball tices next month. “Every game’s going to be nings. Foglietta struck out Leadoff batter Julia Nick- solid again is a great thing “I’m expecting the same level of competitiveness we hard now,” Wilkins said. eight and allowed five hits olau continued her solid going into the next group of had last year,” Rivers said. “We graduated players at a “There’s no doubt about with two walks. streak at the plate, going games. She’s our shortstop few key positions but we’re making changes on offense that. It’s do or die. This is “Ava throws a lot of off- 2-for-4 with one run scored. and she’s played phenome- and defense where some of the underclassmen can step when you see what the speed stuff with her fast- Reese Brinkler provided nal defense. Our whole in- up and fill in at those positions. I think we can be just teams are made out of. But ball,” Wilkins said. “She the offensive spark with a field has.” as good this year as we were last year.” I’m very confident. We have kept a lot of batters off bal- solo home run in the bot- Lily Newhall and Anna a great team. We have a ance. It was great because tom of the second inning. Fringuelli went 1-for-2 great group of girls that are she hasn’t pitched a lot, Brinkler finished 2-for-3. each, while Kaelyn Jen- Westfield hands Navigators getting better with every with Lily Newhall in the “Reese started off hitting nings went 1-for-1. game. I feel great about our circle. To see Ava come out very well,” Wilkins said. Fringuelli and Jennings late loss with run in ninth chances.” and pitch like that was “She went into a little bit of each scored one run. NAVS From B1

Flood finished five innings at the start of the game for North Shore before Harry Painter (UMass Lowell) struck out three over 1.2 frames of two-hit, one-run ball. Hunter Wilichoski (Northern Essex CC) fanned four and allowed just one hit over two scoreless innings following Painter, but the Starfires scored the winning run against lefty Angel Hernandez (Western Oklaho- ma State) with two outs in the ninth. Wilichoski fanned the first two batters of the final frame before Joyce walked and right fielder Sean Mur- phy (Gettysburg) reached on Bravo’s two-base throw- ing error. Quinn and left fielder Christian Walsh (UMa- ss) then drew back-to-back walks to force Joyce home with the go-ahead run. Leif Bigelow (UConn) worked two scoreless innings in relief of McQuate en route to his first win of the summer for the Starfires before Justin Butz (Kansas State) retired the North Shore side in order in the ninth for his second save. The Navs play their only road game of the week to- morrow against the Brockton Rox. First pitch is set for 6:35 p.m. at Campanelli Stadium. PHOTO | JOE BROWN Wyoma’s Ben Patrick (left) slides safely into second base in front of Pine Hill’s Ryan Amirault Lynn Summer Basketball during a Lynn City Series elimination game Tuesday at Gallagher Park. League continues with six games Tuesday Wyoma takes down Pine Hill in City Series CITY SERIES had these 12-year-olds for fourth. A walk, single and effort. But we have a tough The Lynn Parks and Recreation Summer Basketball From B1 three years and they make hit batter loaded the bases road ahead of us going League continued on Tuesday afternoon with six games coming down to the park a and Palmer and Kevin Ca- against East Lynn Thurs- over three divisions. DiFillipo got the nod for lot of fun. They all wanted hill each drew a RBI walk day. We have to beat them In the elementary school division, Lynn Housing the Marlins, throwing 4 1/3 to be here which made my to get the Marlins back in twice since we lost to them Authority defeated Menino Construction 41-37 in the innings and allowing five job a lot easier. You never front at 7-5. Newhall hit his Sunday. But our main first game of the day. Darnell Diaz led Lynn Housing runs on six hits with three forget your Little League second two-run single next pitchers will be coming Authority with 11 points, while Farrah Abukar had 18 walks and six strikeouts. team so I hope they remem- to stretch the lead to 9-5. back with Kyle and Josh Devin Duval closed out the points to lead the way for Menino Construction. ber this.” The Braves got one run Doney.” win, allowing one run on Wyoma started to build a back in the fourth with a In the second elementary game, Community Develop- Wyoma and East Lynn two hits with a pair of lead in the second. A single run on an error but Palmer will meet Thursday (5:45) ment just barely edged Councilor John Jay Walsh 31- strikeouts. from Duval and walk by roped a RBI single in the 30. Rashaun Rucker had 15 points to lead the way for “Dylan was unbelievable,” Palmer got the inning start- fifth to keep Wyoma ahead at Gallagher. Community Development, while Rowan Merryman led Patrick said. “Sunday we ed. After a pair of outs 10-6. SOFTBALL Councilor John Jay Walsh with 17 points. had to bring him in and he Phelps came through with Elijah Morin drew a walk Rhode Island 11, The first middle school game of the day saw Dandreo was in a tough position. He a two-run single and Kyle and Gilbert doubled to put Peabody 1 Brothers General Construction take down A. James gave up some runs and we Doney plated Phelps on a runners on for Pine Hill in The Peabody Tanners Lit- Lynch Insurance Agency 76-73. Preston Calman scored ended up losing 3-2 to a double to give Wyoma a 3-0 the fifth. Morin scored on a tle League 12-year-old All- 31 points to lead Dandreo Brothers, while Armarni Me- tough East Lynn team. But lead. ground out and Gilbert Star team had the early dina scored 24 points to lead the offense for A. James he battled back. He did it Wyoma added two more stole home to cut the Mar- lead, but couldn’t hold it Lynch Insurance. for us in the playoffs in Wy- runs in the third. A pair of lins’ lead to 10-8. Monday, losing to the East oma to get us a big victory singles and a walk loaded But the Marlins added all In the second middle school game, Old Neighborhood Greenwich All-Star team in and did it again (Tuesday).” the bases for Newhall, who the insurance runs they five innings at the East Re- Foods earned a 54-51 win over Ram Electric. Lionel Ri- Pine Hill came ready to laced a two-run single to needed in the sixth. Ne- gional Tournament in Bris- vera scored 24 points to lead the way for Old Neighbor- play after a big 3-1 win over stretch the Marlins’ lead to whall singled and Phelps tol, Conn. hood Foods, while Matthew Corrillo led Ram Electric West Lynn Monday, but the 5-0. walked to start things off. Peabody got off to a great with 22 points. Braves couldn’t match Wy- Pine Hill showed no quit After a ground out, Pine start and led 1-0 after the In the high school division, Lynn Teachers Union Lo- oma’s explosive offense for in its half of the third. A hit Hill decided to intentional- top of the first on and RBI cal 1037 earned a 76-61 win over Mayor Thomas Mc- six innings. batter, a walk and a Wyoma ly walk Josh Doney but Di- single by starting pitcher “You have to give Wyoma infield error got the Braves Fillipo made them pay, Gee. Lou Rivera led Lynn Teachers Union Local 1037 Avery Grieco, scoring short- credit, they hit the ball,” on the board. Next, Antho- clearing the bases with a with 20 points. stop Logan Lomasney, on Pine Hill manager Joe ny Seals laced a RBI single double to give Wyoma a And in the final game of the day, Old Mill Realty base with a lead-off single. earned a 62-48 win over Councilor Fred Hogan. Natural Driscoll said. “They made and, after a ground out, 13-8 lead. us make plays and it was a Jaiden Driscoll beat out a Peabody managed only two Allen had 18 points to lead the way for Old Mill Realty, That was all the support good game. Our guys bat- run down to score and cut Duval needed, recording a base hits the rest of the while Raymer Morisies had 14 points to lead the Coun- tled and fought back for a the Wyoma lead to 5-3. Izzy strikeout and allowing just way, a leadoff single by Isa- cilor Fred Hogan offense. few innings there so that Pierre-Saint and Jake Gil- one hit in the sixth before bel Caron in the second and The Lynn Summer Basketball League will continue was good to see. bert capped the inning with closing the game with a a two-out infield hit by for the rest of this week before the playoffs start next “It’s been a great season,” a pair of RBI singles to tie pair of flyouts. Grieco in the third. The week. The championship game is set for Thursday. All Driscoll said. “This is my the game at 5-5. “I’m very proud of them,” Tanners finished the tour- players must make sure they attend next week. favorite group of kids. I’ve Wyoma responded in the Patrick said. “It was a team nament 1-2. WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

SPORTS BRIEFS NORTH SHORE NAVIGATORS SCHEDULE FCBL STANDINGS evening there will be three (Not including last night’s games) Lynn Youth Tonight Thursday races — the short race, the Friday at Brockton Rox Evening Summer 1.57-mile race and the long vs. Brockton vs. Pittsfield race. The courses cover dif- (6:30) Rox (10:30am) Suns (7) W L Pct. GB Streak L10 Track Series ferent combinations of fire North Shore 25 19 0.568 - 2L 6-4 roads and single-track The 6th annual Lynn Pittsfield 22 18 0.550 1 2W 4-6 paths, and the courses vary Parks and Recreation Brockton 23 19 0.548 1 2W 6-4 from week to week. For Saturday Sunday Youth Summer Evening further information, please vs. Nashua Bristol 21 19 0.525 2 1L 5-5 Track meets will be held visit www.lwrun.org. on Mondays through OFF Silver Knights Worcester 22 20 0.524 2 1W 5-5 August 19 at Manning (5) Nashua 22 22 0.500 3 1W 6-4 Field. The races will begin Bishop Fenwick at 6:30 p.m. Westfield 12 30 0.286 12 6L 2-8 There are no entry fees girls basketball for any races. There will be camp a 30-meter race for ages three and under, and all of Bishop Fenwick’s fifth the other events (50-meter, annual Girls Basketball 100-meter, 200-meter, 400- Camp will take place July meter, 800-meter, one-mile, 22 to July 25 from 9 a.m. relays, standing long jump to 1 p.m. at Danvers and softball throw) will be Indoor Sports. The camp open to high school ages will be led by coaches and and under. players from Bishop Fen- For more information, wick, along with col- visit www.lwrun.org or lege-playing Fenwick contact [email protected] alumni. or 781-709-7135 or 781- For more information, 593-6562. email head coach Adam DeBaggis at aaggio6@ Lynn Woods yahoo.com. Summer Cross Swampscott High Country Series seeks JV coaches The Lynn Woods Summer Swampscott High School Cross Country Series will is looking for applicants for run its 50th season this a junior varsity girls soccer year. Races will be held coach and a junior varsity every Wednesday until field hockey coach. All September 25. interested applicants can There is no entry fee to contact Athletic Director run, and the races will Kelly Farley at kfarley@ begin at 6:30 p.m. Each swampscott.k12.ma.us.

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Lowe, who East Division East Division hit a tiebreaking home run Boston boosted the lead Rays starter Yonny Chiri- was wearing a walking boot W L Pct GB W L Pct GB New York 64 35 .646 — Atlanta 60 41 .594 — in the seventh inning, Mar- to 5-2 in the eighth when nos settled after giving up in the clubhouse on Tues- Boston 56 46 .549 9½ Washington 52 46 .531 6½ cus Walden bailed Boston Andrew Benintendi hit an a pair of two-out runs in day, took on-field batting Tampa Bay 57 47 .548 9½ Philadelphia 52 48 .520 7½ Toronto 39 64 .379 27 New York 46 54 .460 13½ out of a bases-loaded jam RBI groundout and Jack- the first inning — one on a practice Monday. ... INF Baltimore 31 68 .313 33 Miami 36 62 .367 22½ in the ninth and the Red ie Bradley Jr. was hit by a wild pitch allowing Rafael Yandy Díaz (bruised left Central Division Central Division Sox beat the Tampa Bay pitch from Adam Kolarek Devers to score from third foot) was placed on the 10- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Minnesota 61 38 .616 — Chicago 54 46 .540 — Rays 5-4 on Tuesday night with the bases loaded, forc- base and the other on Ben- day injured list, while INF Cleveland 58 42 .580 3½ St. Louis 53 47 .530 1 to move into second place ing in a run. intendi’s RBI single. Matt Duffy (strained left Chicago 45 52 .464 15 Milwaukee 53 49 .520 2 Kansas City 37 64 .366 25 Pittsburgh 46 54 .460 8 in the AL East for the first Ji-Man Choi’s had a TRAINER’S ROOM hamstring) was reinstated Detroit 30 65 .316 29 Cincinnati 45 53 .459 8 time since the second day of run-scoring single off Bran- Red Sox: INF Michael from the 60-day IL. Duffy, West Division West Division the season. don Workman in the ninth. Chavis, out of the lineup for who hadn’t played in the W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Houston 65 37 .637 — Los Angeles 67 35 .657 — The defending World Se- Walden entered with the a third straight day after big leagues this season, Oakland 57 44 .564 7½ Arizona 51 50 .505 15½ ries champions have recov- bases loaded and two outs, experiencing back spasms, started at third base, batted Los Angeles 52 49 .515 12½ San Francisco 51 50 .505 15½ Texas 50 50 .500 14 Colorado 47 52 .475 18½ ered from a 3-8 start and walked Tommy Pham on pinch hit in the eighth in- fifth and went 2-for-3 with a Seattle 41 62 .398 24½ San Diego 47 53 .470 19 improved to a season-high four pitches, then retired ning and struck out. He walk. Tuesday’s Games Miami (Gallen 0-2) at Chicago White Sox 10 games over .500 at 56- Austin Meadows on a remained in the game at UP NEXT Toronto 2, Cleveland 1, 10 innings (Lopez 5-8), 8:10 p.m. 46, moving one percentage game-ending groundout. second base. ... 1B Steve A prime pitching matchup Boston 5, Tampa Bay 4 N.Y. Yankees (Happ 8-5) at Minnesota St. Louis 4, Pittsburgh 3 (Odorizzi 11-4), 8:10 p.m. point ahead of the Rays (57- Boston is a big league-best Pearce, who has not played for Wednesday’s series fina- N.Y. Mets 5, San Diego 2 L.A. Angels (Barria 3-3) at L.A. Dodgers 47), who have lost seven of 32-21 on the road, including since May 31 due to a lower le features Boston’s David Philadelphia at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. (Stripling 4-3), 10:10 p.m. 5-0 at Tropicana Field, but back strain, is swinging a Kansas City at Atlanta, 7:20 p.m. Colorado (Gray 9-7) at Washington (Corbin eight. The Red Sox had not Price (7-3, 3.61 ERA) and Miami at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. 7-5), 1:05 p.m., 1st game been in second place since 1-5 against Tampa Bay at bat in Fort Myers, but the Tampa Bay’s Charlie Mor- N.Y. Yankees at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. Cincinnati (Mahle 2-10) at Milwaukee (Cha- they were 1-1 after play on Fenway Park this season. World Series MVP is not ton (11-3, 2.61). Price began Oakland at Houston, 8:10 p.m. cin 3-10), 2:10 p.m. Baltimore at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. Chicago Cubs (Lester 9-6) at San Francisco March 29, tied with Tampa Chris Sale (5-9) allowed close to a return, manager his career with the Rays L.A. Angels at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. (Beede 3-3), 3:45 p.m. Colorado at Washington, 7:05 p.m. Bay and Toronto. They have two runs on Travis d’Ar- Alex Cora said. and will make his 17th start Colorado (Freeland 2-7) at Washington Cincinnati at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. (TBD), 7:05 p.m., 2nd game closed on Oakland, which naud’s third-inning homer Rays: Rays manager Kev- against his former team. Chicago Cubs at San Francisco, 9:45 p.m. St. Louis (Wainwright 6-7) at Pittsburgh Wednesday’s Games leads for the second AL and limited the Rays to in Cash said All-Star INF He’s 6-5 with a 3.16 ERA (Lyles 5-6), 7:05 p.m. Boston (Price 7-3) at Tampa Bay (Morton wild-card berth. just three other hits while Brandon Lowe, out since vs. the Rays, including 2-3 11-3), 12:10 p.m. San Diego (Lamet 0-2) at N.Y. Mets (Syn- Philadelphia (Velasquez 2-5) at Detroit dergaard 7-4), 7:10 p.m. With the score 2-2, throwing a season-high 116 July 3 with a right shin bone with a 2.32 in eight starts (Zimmermann 0-7), 1:10 p.m. Thursday’s Games Vázquez hit his second ca- pitches and striking out 10 bruise, was given injection and one relief appearance Oakland (Bassitt 7-4) at Houston (Verland- N.Y. Yankees at Boston, 7:10 p.m. er 12-4), 2:10 p.m. Minnesota at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 reer pinch-homer, a drive over six innings. Sale has “to get pain out of there” at Tropicana Field. Baltimore (Means 8-5) at Arizona (Clarke p.m. 2-3), 3:40 p.m. Cleveland at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. Texas (Minor 8-5) at Seattle (Leake 8-8), Baltimore at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. 3:40 p.m. Texas at Oakland, 10:07 p.m. Three-time Super Bowl champ, cancer survivor Cleveland (Bieber 9-3) at Toronto (Stroman Detroit at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. 6-10), 7:07 p.m. San Diego at N.Y. Mets, 12:10 p.m. Kansas City (Keller 6-9) at Atlanta (Teheran St. Louis at Pittsburgh, 12:35 p.m. 5-6), 7:20 p.m. Colorado at Washington, 4:05 p.m. Joe Andruzzi gets college degree after 22 years

NEW HAVEN, Conn. civility.” TODAY IN SPORTS (AP) — Three-time Super EDELMAN SEEN July 24 1983 — Czechoslovakia beats Bowl champion and can- WITH CAST ON 1908 — John Hayes wins the West Germany 2-1 to win the Fed cer survivor Joe Andruzzi LEFT THUMB Olympic marathon in a record of Cup title. It’s the first final since can now add college grad- Super Bowl MVP Ju- 2 hours, 55 minutes, 18.4 sec- 1972 that doesn’t involve the uate to his list of accom- lian Edelman was seen onds. Italian Dorando Pietri is United States or Australia. plishments. wearing a brace or splint 1998 — Tour de France riders, the first athlete to enter the sta- Andruzzi on Monday re- on his left thumb at a dium, but collapses several times angered by the drug scandal that has dominated the event, protest ceived his degree in liber- youth camp he organized before being disqualified when al studies from Southern last weekend and he will officials help him across the line. by delaying the start of racing for two hours. Armin Meier, a mem- Connecticut State Univer- reportedly be limited for 1931 — Paavo Nurmi sets the ber of the Festina team who was sity President Joe Berto- three weeks. world record at 2 miles in a meet kicked off the tour the previous lino, 22 years after he left Pictures of Edelman tak- at Helsinki, Finland, with a time week, admits to a French radio of 8:59.6. the Division II school for en over the weekend show station that he used a banned 1960 — Jay Hebert beats Jim the NFL. him with a device on his drug. Ferrier by one stroke to win the Andruzzi told the Hart- thumb. He was wearing 2008 — Nancy Lieberman PGA golf tournament. ford Courant the school gloves on both hands. makes a one-game appearance 1967 — Don January wins a play- taught him that “hard According to published for the Detroit Shock after the work and dedication is go- reports, Edelman will be off by two strokes over Don Mas- 50-year-old Hall-of-Famer signed ing to push you in life.” sengale to win the PGA champi- a seven-day contract earlier in limited for the first three onship. the day. Lieberman, finishes with He always intended to weeks of training camp, 1970 — The International Lawn two assists and two turnovers, finish his degree but said which starts Thursday. Tennis Association institutes the surpassing her own record as the football, then non-Hod- The regular season begins nine-point tiebreaker rule. oldest player in WNBA history. Li- gkin Burkitt lymphoma, Sept. 8. 1976 — John Naber of the United eberman held the record playing derailed him. The Patriots declined to States becomes the first swim- at age 39 in 1997 while playing The 43-year-old former comment. mer to break the 2-minute bar- for the Phoenix Mercury. offensive lineman from The 33-year-old Edel- rier in the 200-meter backstroke 2009 — Ron Hornaday Jr. holds New York City played for man missed the first four at the Olympics in Montreal. off a late challenge from Mike the Green Bay Packers games last season after 1976 — Mac Wilkins of the Unit- Skinner to win the AAA Insurance and Cleveland Browns but violating the NFL’s policy ed States sets an Olympic record FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 200, making him the first driver is best known for helping on performance-enhanc- in the discus with a toss of 224 in the NASCAR Camping World the New England Patriots ing drugs. In the 13-3 vic- In this file photo from 2005, former Patriots feet in Montreal. Truck Series to win four consec- offensive lineman Joe Andruzzi signs an 1977 — Hollis Stacy leads wire- win three Super Bowls. tory over the Los Angeles utive races. autograph following New England’s win in to-wire to win the U.S. Women’s 2010 — Fourteen-year-old Jim Bertolino says Andruzzi Rams in the Super Bowl, Open, her first major champion- Liu of Smithtown, N.Y., beats Jus- embodies the university’s he caught 10 passes for Super Bowl XXXIX. Andruzzi earned his col- ship. Stacy shoots a 4-over 292 tin Thomas of Goshen, Ky., 4 and values of “treating peo- 141 yards and was the lege degree from Southern Connecticut State to finish two strokes ahead of 2 to become the youngest U.S. ple with dignity, respect, first receiver to earn MVP University on Monday, 22 years after leaving Nancy Lopez. Junior Amateur champion. kindness, compassion and honors in 10 years. the school to play in the NFL. B4 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 2019 COMICS

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THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Recent revelation of affair threatens to break up family DEAR ABBY: I just years have passed, I have found out that my boy- Dear Abby is written by Abigail realized that maybe he friend of 12 years slept Van Buren, also known as Jeanne was telling the truth and with my stepmother last he did marry me for that year. She doesn’t know I Phillips, and was founded by her reason rather than for know, and now that I do, mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact love. I feel unloved most I struggle with it. Should Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. of the time. Lately, I have I tell my dad what I found Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. been thinking maybe it’s out, confront her or let time to just move on. sleeping dogs lie? I am What’s your advice? deeply hurt. I feel like my heart has been torn out. I felt she had become too DEAR BETTER OFF: FEELING TORN How can I forgive and needy, and she was very You say your life is better DEAR FEELING forget this? hurt when I told her so. off and less complicated She is awaiting my apol- without your needy sib- TORN: Rather than WOUNDED IN ogy, which has been the ling, and that you have no dwell on something your UTAH pattern of our lives. Al- desire to contact her. OK. husband said in the past, though we live 30 miles So what exactly is your raise the subject again. DEAR WOUNDED: apart, I have no desire to question? Are you waiting And when you do, tell him How did you happen contact her. for me to “order” you to you are doing it because upon this news? Did your Because I was usually call her and apologize? you feel unloved most of boyfriend tell you? Unless the one she went to for The price for that will be the time. If he tells you he you are absolutely certain advice and companion- shouldering again the meant it then and still it’s true, do nothing. If you ship, I feel guilty for burden of her neediness. feels that way, my advice ARE certain, get rid of “abandoning” her and of- If you’re worried about is to ask yourself if this is this poor excuse for a ten wonder if she’s OK. how she’s doing, ask the kind of marriage you “boyfriend.” And tell your We are both healthy and someone who is in touch want for the rest of your father and stepmother self-sufficient. I love her with her. But hold a good life. Some women are so what you know and how because she’s my sister, thought. If you have afraid of the unknown hurt you are. but I can truly say my life heard nothing, she’s prob- that they would stay in is easier and less compli- ably fine. Bad news has a this kind of marriage, re- DEAR ABBY: You al- cated without her. The way of traveling fast. gardless of the pain. Be- ways tell us to consider thought of contacting her cause I assume you have whether we would be bet- is too much to bear. On DEAR ABBY: When a child, you and your ter off with or without the other hand, she’s my we got married, I thought husband need to figure somebody. What if it’s sister. even though he told “ev- out if you can improve your sister? My sister eryone” he did it because your relationship. If not, and I are of retirement BETTER OFF IN he had to, that he truly then it may be time to age and had a falling out. COLORADO did love me. But as the move on. BRIDGE

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MasterChef: “King of the Crabs” FOX, 8 p.m. Woodstock: Three days that defined a generation The top 13 home cooks are tasked with breaking down Alaskan king crabs in an immunity challenge fit for a king. Plus, the contestants have only 60 minutes to craft something magical for this week’s special guest, chef Masaharu Morimoto. Ellen’s Game of Games: “Gone With the Win” NBC, 8 p.m. Contestants will play Son of a One-Eyed Monster, You Bet Your Wife, Say Whaat? and Mount St. Ellen. The winner of each of the first four rounds advanc- es to Know or Go, and the person who wins that game advances to Hot Hands for a chance to win a cash prize. Ancient Skies PBS, 8 p.m. New Miniseries! This three-part miniseries shares how centuries of knowledge, experimentation and engineering have helped our ancestors understand the mysteries of space. Expert contributors decode astronomical myths and uncover the science behind their ori- gins. Southern Charm: “Rocky Mountain High Part Two” Bravo, 9 p.m. Chelsea, Cameran, Eliza, Danni and Kathryn hit the slopes for their first ever ski lesson, while Craig, Austen and Madison snowboard. When Austen and Madison’s relationship starts to heat back up, Kathryn reveals more dirt on her hookup with Whit- ney. Later, tensions rise when the gang enjoys a cannabis-infused dinner, and Kathryn is confront- ed with her past mistakes. Jane the Virgin: “Chapter Ninety-Eight” The CW, 9 p.m. Jane (Gina Rodriguez) feels great about her book publishing prospects until an unexpected problem pops up. Petra (Yael Grobglas) and Rafael’s (Justin Baldoni) working relationship has been going so well that Petra makes Rafael an unexpected offer. Songland: “Jonas Brothers” NBC, 9 p.m. The Jonas Brothers come to hear unknown song- writers pitch their original material to be the By Rick Gables cial, generational and sexual wondrous wild dogs in the nines known to man. trio’s next hit song. Three of the most successful Award-winning filmmaker politics — through the voices natural world and learn how EPIX will premiere its new and sought-after writer/producers in music, Ryan Barak Goodman revisits the of those who were present for they eventually went on to series Pennyworth on Sun- Tedder, Ester Dean and Shane McAnally, mentor the event that would become become much-loved pets like the songwriters to creatively adapt their songs to 1969 Woodstock Festival on day, July 28 at 9 PM ET/PT. its 50th anniversary when the defining moment of the Labradors, bulldogs, mutts The 10-episode, hour-long perfectly fit the Jonas Brothers’ style. One song is counterculture revolution. and more. Hosted by biologist chosen to be recorded by the Jonas Brothers and PBS’ American Experience drama series is based on DC premieres Woodstock: Three “For three days, the values of Patrick Aryee, Amazing Dogs released for a global audience. ‘peace and love,’ loudly cham- travels the world to study all characters and follows Bruce NOVA: The Planets Days That Defined a Genera- Wayne’s legendary butler, Al- tion on Tuesday, August 6 at 9 pioned by the counterculture 34 extraordinary canine spe- PBS, 9 p.m. movement, were actually put cies – from the Arctic fred Pennyworth (Jack Ban- PM ET (check your local list- New Miniseries! to the test in the miserable fox to South America’s maned non), a former British SAS ings). In August 1969, half a PBS’ five-part miniseries premieres with back-to- conditions at Woodstock,” wolves and everything in be- soldier in his 20s, who forms million young people from all back episodes that explore a new aspect of our so- said director Barak Good- tween. Aryee examines these a security company and goes lar system and the unique properties of our celes- walks of life journeyed from man. wonderfully varied creatures every corner of the country to work with a young billion- tial neighbors. “Each of the five hours is a unique Smithsonian Channel ex- and discovers how, by har- aire Thomas Wayne (Ben Al- story,” explains Julia Cort, deputy executive produc- to a dairy farm in upstate plores the wild world of man’s nessing their wild instincts, dridge), who’s not yet Bruce’s er of NOVA, “either an intimate portrait of an indi- New York for a concert un- best friend with its premiere dogs helped change the father, in 1960s London. Addi- vidual planet or a section of the neighborhood, and precedented in scope. Wood- of the 3-part series, Amazing course of human history. The all of them are full of surprises.” The first episode, stock examines the tumultu- Dogs, on Sunday, July 28 at limited series takes viewers tional cast members include “Inner Worlds,” reveals the blistering experiences of ous decade that led to those 8 PM ET/PT. Take a journey from the jungles of Brazil to Paloma Faith, Jason Flemy- the planets closest to the sun. Then, “Mars” shares three historic days — years along the twists and turns the deserts of Africa and onto ng, Ryan Fletcher, Hainsley the red planet’s astounding similarities to Earth — that saw the nation deeply of the canine family tree to North America’s prairies to Lloyd Bennett, Emma Paetz, and its vast differences. divided by Vietnam and ra- meet the most dangerous and meet the most incredible ca- and Emma Corrin.

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NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Legal Notice PROBATE COURT City of Lynn By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage ESSEX, SS Zoning Board of Appeals given by Davy Tan and Tung Thach to Bank of America, N.A.,, dated May 13, Docket No. ES19P1743PM 2005, and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in The Zoning Board of Appeals will hear all parties of interest on the following Book 24290, Page 274, as affected by an assignment from Bank of America, To all persons interested in the estate of Virginia Breedy petitions on Tuesday, August 6, 2019 at 7:30 p.m., Room 302, Lynn City Hall. N.A., to Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB, doing business as Christiana Trust, of Lynn in said County, protected person under conservatorship. not individual capacity, but solely as trustee for BCAT 2014-5TT, dated May 4, A petition has been presented to said Court for licence to sell - private sale- LOCUS: 125 GARDINER STREET, PARCEL NO. 022-339-035 - PETITIONER: 2015, and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in certain real eatate of said protected person for her maintenance. ARTHUR F. DULONG, III AND KAREN J. DULONG (ZBA #9892) Book 34654, Page 3; assignment from Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB, doing business as Christiana Trust, not individual capacity, but solely as trustee for EXHIBIT A ALLOW THE DIVISION OF AN EXISTING NON-CONFORMING LOT IN A GENERAL BCAT 2014-5TT to MTGLQ Investors, L.P., dated August 26, 2015, and recorded TO CONSERVATOR'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE RESIDENCE DISTRICT WITH LESS THAN THE REQUIRED AREA TO CREATE A MORE with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 34806, Page 422 WALNUT STREET, LYNN, MA NON-CONFORMING LOT. CREATED LOT TO BE COMBINED WITH PROPERTY AT 127 333; and assignment from MTGLQ Investors, L.P. to U.S. Bank National The land with the buildings thereon, known as 422 Walnut Street, Lynn, Essex GARDINER STREET. Association, as Indenture Trustee on Behalf of and with respect to AJAX Mortgage County, Massachusetts, shown as Lort B on plan of land entitled "Subdivision of Loan Trust 2018-B, Mortgage-Backed Notes, dated September 6, 2018, and Land Owned by William H. O'Donnell, Jr., Reid Land Surveyors, 365 Chatham LOCUS: 7 JACKSON TERRACE, PARCEL NO. 095-481-048 - PETITIONER: BETHANY recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book Street, Lynn, Massachusetts, Scale 1" = 20', May 14, 1988" recorded with Essex ADAMS AND JULIE KUNZER (ZBA #9893) 37041, Page 96; ; of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder by County South District Registry of Deeds in Book of Plans 250, Plan 58, bounded assignment, for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of and described as follows: TO PERMIT THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN ADDITION TO AN EXISTING foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Auction at 01:00 PM o'clock on August NON-CONFORMING SINGLE FAMILY STRUCTURE ON A NON-CONFORMING LOT IN 14, 2019 at 31 Lyman Street, Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, all and singular NORTHEASTERLY by Lot A, 94.51 feet; AN R-1 DISTRICT WITH LESS THAN THE REQUIRED SIDE YARD SET BACK AND LOT the premises described in said mortgage, OVERAGE IN EXCESS OF ALLOWED. To wit: SOUTHEASTERLY by land now or formerly of Sidney T. Pike, et al, 99.55 feet; LOCUS: 55-59 FRIEND STREET, PARCEL NO. 082-615-034, 037 - PETITIONER: A certain parcel of land with the buildings thereon, being shown as Lot 3A on SOUTHWESTERLY by land of owners unknown, 94.20 feet; and YURILY BLYAKHMAN, BY HIS ATTORNEY, SAMUEL A. VITALI (ZBA #9894) a plan entitled "Subdivision Plan of Land, St. Jean-Baptiste Parish, Lynn, MA "dated July 28, 2003, prepared by Medford Engineering & Survey, 15 Hall Street, NORTHWESTERLY By land of William H. O'Donnell and Clifton J. Nickels, et al, TO ALLOW DELLBROOK CONSTRUCTION, LLC USE AS A CONTRACTOR'S STORAGE Medford, MA, said Plan is recorded with the Essex South District Registry of Deeds 99.53 feet. YARD WITH OPEN AIR CPACITIY FOR THE STORAGE OF BUILDING AND in Plan Book 373, Plan 87. CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS ON A 32,611 S.F. LOT IN THE CENTRAL BUSINESS Said Lot B containing 9365 square feet of land, according to said plan.. DISTRICT FOR A PERIOD NOT TO EXCEED TWO YEARS. Containing approximately 2,788 square feet of land, more or less, according to said Plan. Together with the benefit of 15' right of way over Lot A to access Walnut Street. LOCUS: 3 STILES STREET, PARCEL NO. 040-242-001 - PETITIONER: DAVID F. WALL, BY HIS ATTORNEY, SAMUEL A. VITALI (ZBA #9895) Being a portion of the same premises conveyed to Grantor by Deed of Roman For Title see Deed recorded May 6 2002 in said registry at Book 18670, Page 58. Catholic Archbishop, of Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts dated June 5, TO ALLOW THE RECONFIGURATION OF A 12,354 S.F. LOT IN THE R-2 GENERAL 2003, recorded with the Essex South District Registry of Deeds in Book 21037, If you desire to object thereto you or your attorney should file a written appearance RESIDENCE DISTRICT INTO ITS ORIGINAL CONFIGURATION; LOT 14, 5,000 S.F. Page 5. in said Court at Salem before ten o'clock in the forenoon on the 12th day of FRONTAGE 50' WITH A SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING THEREON; AND LOT 15, 7,354 AUGUST 2019 the return day of this citation. S.F. FRONTAGE 50' WITH A SINGLE FAMILY TO BE CONSTRUCTED THEREON.

For mortgagor's title see deed recorded at the above-named Registry of Deeds in Witness, JENNIFER M R ULWICK, First Judge of said Court this 18th day of July LOCUS: 29 PINE GROVE AVENUE, PARCEL NO. 055-227-043 - PETITIONER: Book 24290, Page 262. 2019. MONDESTIN SAINVAL, BY HIS ATTORNEY, STEPHEN P. O'MALLEY (ZBA # 9896) Pamela Casey O'Brien, Register Property is sold subject to a Maintenance Agreement recorded in Book 24290, Item: July 24, 2019 TO ALLOW THE ALTERATION OF A PRE-EXISTING SINGLE FAMILY STRUCTURE INTO A Page 254 and Book 24450, Page 481. TWO FAMILY STRUCTURE ON A NON-CONFORMING LOT WITH LESS THAN THE Saugus Housing Authority REQUIRED AREA IN THE R-2 DISTRICT FINDING THAT SUCH USE IS NOT Premises to be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit of all rights, Request for Proposals for Architectural / Engineering Services SUBSTANTIALLYL MORE DETERIMENTAL IN EFFECT ON THE NEIGHBORHOOD. rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax titles, tax The Saugus Housing Authority (SHA) is requesting proposals from qualified LOCUS: 1 STATE STREET, PARCEL NO. 068-730-005 - PETITIONER: BANK OF liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or liens or architectural and engineering (A/E) firms, registered in Massachusetts and with AMERICA BY ITS REPRESENTATIVE, BISBANO & ASSOCIATES, SHELIA CRAIG (ZBA existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, having relevant experience, to provide professional planning, design, specification writing #9897). priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, and construction administration in connection with designing a panel system for easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. the Eastside of the Heritage Heights. TO ALLOW BANK OF AMERICA TO CONSTRUCT A ONE STORY DRIVE UP ATM IN THE CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT. Terms of sale: A deposit of five thousand dollars ($5,000) by certified or bank Design work is expected to begin in September 2019 with a construction start date check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. projected for early 2020. The anticipated scope of work includes masonry repairs: LOCUS: 314 BROADWAY, PARCEL NO. 073-103-056 - PETITIONER: TIMOTHY AND The balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at the offices of WCG Law and crawlspace. The initial estimated construction budget is $ 650,000. The A/E NANCY TENNEY (ZBA #9898) Group, PLLC, 21 High Street, Suite 208B, North Andover, MA 01845 within thirty fee is to be negotiated. (30) days from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording TO ALLOW THE USE OF AN EXISTING LOT IN THE BUSINESS DISTRICT FOR upon receipt in full of the purchase price. In the event of an error in this The anticipated contract period related to this A/E contract is estimated to be 10 STORAGE RELATED TO ACTIVITIES AT 314 BROADWAY TO BE LOCATED ON LAND publication, the description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall months. OWNED BY THE CITY OF LYNN. control. Proposal requirements may be obtained beginning on Wednesday, July 24, 2019 Daniel Gisonno: Chairman Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. at 10:00 a.m. in person at 19 Talbot Street, Saugus, Ma 01906 or for a copy of Norman Cole: Vice Chairman RFP please contact Laura Glynn at [email protected]. Richard Wood: Clerk US Bank National Association, as Indenture Trustee on Behalf of and with Item: July 24, 31, 2019 Respect to AJAX Mortgage Loan Trust 2018-B, Mortgage-Backed Notes The deadline for proposals is Thursday, August 8, 2019 at 10:00 a.m. Please mail or deliver your proposals to: Saugus Housing Authority, 19 Talbot Street Saugus, COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Present Holder of said mortgage Ma 01906. A briefing session will be held on July 29, 2019 at 2:00 p.m. THE TRIAL COURT By its attorneys, PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT WCG Law Group, PLLC Interested applicants are encouraged to contact the Saugus Housing Authority, 19 Docket No. ES19P2175EA 21 High Street, Suite 208B Talbot Street, Saugus, and Ma. 01906, Attention: Laura Glynn, Executive Director INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE North Andover, MA 01845 at [email protected], in order to obtain a request for proposal (includes Essex Division proposal guidelines and evaluation process). Tan, Davy and Thach, Tung; 1809-GREG-1009; July 24, 2019, July 31, Estate of: 2019, August 7, 2019 Please note that all bidders must submit separate price and non-price David W McCoy, Jr. Item: July 24, 31, August 7, 2019 proposals. Date of Death: 6/9/2019 To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of Saugus Housing Authority reserves the right to reject any or all bids, to waive any Petitioner David W McCoy, III of Lynn MA TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT informality in the invitation process, or to terminate the solicitation process at any a Will has been admitted to informal probate. REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS FOR time, if deemed by Saugus Housing Authority to be in its best interest. David W McCoy, III of Lynn MA DESIGNER SERVICES FOR A STUDY OF THE SWAMPSCOTT MIDDLE SCHOOL has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to Any and all contracts resulting from this solicitation must be approved by the serve without surety on the bond. The Town of Swampscott ("Owner" or "Town") is seeking the services of a qualified Saugus Housing Authority Board of Directors. The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal "Designer" within the meaning of G.L. Ch. 7C, §44, to provide professional design Item: July 24, 2019 Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without services to conduct a comprehensive and detailed study of the current supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with Swampscott Middle School, located at 207 Forest Avenue, Swampscott, MA TOWN OF SAUGUS the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration 01907. The Owner seeks candidates with knowledge developing an asset from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating inventory, identification of current facility conditions and deficiencies, cost IFB # 31-19 / Replace RTU AAON Unit at Public Safety Building to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. estimating and capital expense forecasting; specifically, for school buildings. Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings The Town if Saugus is seeking sealed bids for the replacement of the 30 Ton AAON and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal Proposals are to be delivered in person or by certified/express mail to: Gas Fired Direct Expansion Rooftop Unit located at the Public Safety Building. This Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and bid is in accordance with M.G.L. 30,39M, Prevailing Wages apply, and the Town Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. M. Ronald Mendes, Esq. will require a 5% bid bond submitted with bid. Item: July 24, 2019 designated Chief Procurement Officer 22 Monument Ave. Bids are due by Wednesday, August 7th, no later than 11:00am in the Swampscott, MA 01907 Purchasing Department, 298 Central Street Saugus, MA 01906.

All proposals must be received by 2:00pm (Eastern Time) on Thursday August For a copy of the bid, please contact Bonnie Tanner, Assistant Purchasing Manager Have something to sell? 15, 2019 to be considered. Proposals submitted by fax or by electronic mail will at [email protected] (781) 231-4125. not be considered. Item: July 24, 2019 We can help! The full RFQ can be obtained on the town's website at www.swampscottma.gov/ bids Item: July 24, 2019

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Rosselló was part of the chat, Ros- For the past week and a called a female politician SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico selló confidant and chief half, protesters have tak- a “whore,” referred to an- — A Puerto Rico judge is- of staff Ricardo Llerandi, en to the streets in Puer- other as a “daughter of a sued search warrants for announced his resignation to Rico’s biggest wave of bitch,” and made fun of an the cellphones of govern- Tuesday, saying he and demonstrations in at least obese man with whom he ment officials involved in his family have received 15 years, demanding the posed in a photo. a crude online chat whose Rosselló sounded a con- leak has set off a political threats. governor step down in a crisis that threatens to “The last few days have furor set off by the release ciliatory note in a brief bring down the U.S. terri- been extremely difficult of an 889-page transcript statement Tuesday. tory’s governor. for everyone,” he said. “At showing Rosselló partici- “When one side speaks One of the search war- this historic crossroads, pating in an obscenity-lad- legitimately, the other rants said that govern- I need to put my family en chat with top advisers has the responsibility to ment officials used the above everything.” and at least one lobbyist. listen carefully,” he said. chat to transmit official Llerandi joins more “If the people want him “The people are speaking and confidential informa- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS than a dozen officials who to resign, his duty as gov- and I have to listen. These tion to private citizens in have resigned since the ernor is to resign because have been moments of potential violation of eth- Police arrest a demonstrator during clashes de- chat was leaked, includ- we’re the ones who choose,” complete reflection and of ics laws. manding the resignation of Gov. Ricardo Ross- ing former Secretary of said Alexander Ortiz, an taking decisions based on Kelvin Carrasco, a ello in San Juan, Puerto Rico, Monday. State Luis Rivera Marín, 18-year-old university stu- the concerns of the people spokesman for the island’s Rosselló spokeswoman dent from Gurabo. of Puerto Rico and of their Justice Department, said phones. He did not identi- chat, including former Dennise Pérez, ex-presi- The chat participants best interests.” Tuesday that the warrants fy the officials and would and current government dent of the Economic De- talked about politics and Rosselló said that from were approved overnight not comment further. officials, could face legal velopment Bank Gerardo government contracts now on, he will talk only and issued to those who The possibility that trouble deepened the cri- Portela and former chief and also insulted women about government-related had yet to turn over their some of the 12 men in the sis around Gov. Ricardo financial officer Christian and mocked constituents, matters. Boris Johnson chosen as new U.K. leader, now faces Brexit test By Jill Lawless and Danica Kirka ASSOCIATED PRESS LONDON — Boris John- son, Britain’s blustering Brexit campaigner, was chosen as the U.K.’s next prime minister on Tues- day, with a resounding PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS mandate from the Conser- Opposition leader and self-proclaimed inter- vative Party but conflict- im president of Venezuela Juan Guaido smiles ing demands from a politi- while greeting supporters at the end of a rally cally divided country. in Caracas, Venezuela, Tuesday. Johnson is set to be- come prime minister on Wednesday after winning an election to lead the gov- Opposition rallies as erning Conservatives. He will have just over three Venezuela blackout months to make good on his promise to lead the U.K. out of the European eases in some areas Union by Oct. 31. Famed for his bravado, By Scott Smith and regions. The blackout quips in Latin and blond Christopher Torchia knocked out communi- mop of hair, Johnson eas- ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS cations and the Caracas ily defeated Conserva- metro on Monday, forcing Newly-elected leader of the Conservative party Boris Johnson arrives at CARACAS, Venezuela tive rival Jeremy Hunt, commuters to walk home Conservative party HQ in London Tuesday. — Venezuela’s opposition winning two-thirds of the or hustle for a spot on on Tuesday sought to har- votes of about 160,000 packed buses. The metro ness anger over a massive party members across the and defeat Jeremy Cor- sure his rival would “do a The EU is adamant that remained out of operation blackout that deepened U.K. He will become prime byn,” leader of the opposi- great job.” the deal with May will hardship nationwide, Tuesday. minister once Queen Eliz- tion Labour Party. “He’s got optimism, en- stand, saying Britain has but turnout at a Caracas The scenes in the cap- abeth II formally asks him “I say to all the doubters: thusiasm, he puts a smile to take it or leave it. demonstration was rel- ital were familiar, even to form a government, re- ‘Dude, we are going to en- on people’s face and he Michel Barnier, the atively modest as many though Caracas has been placing Theresa May. ergize the country, we are has total, unshakable con- bloc’s chief Brexit negotia- Venezuelans despair of an mostly spared the debil- The embattled May an- going to get Brexit done,’” fidence in our amazing tor, said he looked forward imminent solution to their itating power cuts that nounced her resignation said Johnson, a former country,” said Hunt, who “to working constructive- plight. persisted in other parts of last month after Parlia- London mayor and British is likely to be removed as ly” with the new Conser- Lights came back on in the country after nation- ment repeatedly rejected foreign secretary. foreign secretary by the vative leader “to facili- parts of the capital and wide outages in March. the withdrawal agreement In a sign he hopes to new prime minister. tate the ratification of the other areas of Venezuela The latest blackout didn’t she struck with the 28-na- move beyond the large- Johnson wooed Conser- Withdrawal Agreement.” overnight following a near- make much difference to tion bloc, leaving Britain ly white, male and afflu- vatives by promising to Economists warn that a ly nine-hour outage that people with scarce power stranded in Brexit limbo. ent Conservative Party succeed where May had no-deal Brexit would dis- the government blamed in Maracaibo, Venezuela’s The U.K.’s departure from members who chose him failed and lead the U.K. rupt trade and plunge the on an “electromagnetic second-largest city. the EU was delayed from as their leader, Johnson’s out of the EU — with or U.K. into recession. Fears attack” against the pow- Maritza Arámbula, a its long scheduled exit in office said he will put to- without a divorce deal. that Britain is inching er grid, without providing Maracaibo resident, said March. gether a “Cabinet for mod- Johnson insists he can closer to crashing out of any evidence. Government she was tired of a govern- Johnson radiated opti- ern Britain,” with a record get the EU to renegotiate, the bloc weighed on the opponents say years of ment that makes “excus- mism in a brief victory number of ethnic-minority something the bloc insists pound once again Tues- mismanagement and cor- es” and an opposition con- speech to hundreds of par- lawmakers. it won’t do. If not, he says day. The currency was ruption were to blame. tinually seeking support ty members and lawmak- Hunt, a stolid politician Britain must leave the EU down another 0.3 percent Electricity supply re- from Venezuela’s exhaust- ers, pledging to “deliver compared to the flamboy- by the Oct. 31 deadline, at $1.2450, nearly a two- mained unstable in many ed citizens. Brexit, unite the country ant Johnson , said he was “come what may.” year low. REAL ESTATE BURIAL PLOTS FOR SALE

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