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Lynn Area Chamber of Com- merce Chairman Rick Wood has announced that Karin McCarthy has been selected as the new exec- utive director of the organization. Yellow Magenta Cyan Black “We’re excited to have a new executive director,” Wood told the Lynn Journal. “Karin has a great background, and we’re looking Worshipful Small collected over 500 pounds of pull-tabs, along with other members, from churches, camp- forward to her beginning in her grounds, libraries and the general public. Proceeds from the weight of the tabs, fund the transportation of leadership position in the Lynn burned children and their families worldwide, to the Shriners Burn Hospital in Boston for free medical care. Area Chamber of Commerce.” Karin McCarthy. Families served just in this past year we're from England, France, Vietnam, Thailand, Peru, Ecuador, Brazil Wood said that close to 40 can- and Mexico. The pull-tab collection efforts are one of the many charitable endeavors that Masons through- didates submitted applications for the job. out the world participate in to support the betterment of those in need. Pictured (L to R): Past Masters, LACC has selected Karin McCa- “We had several outstanding Worshipfuls Richard Knowlton, Herbert French, Leon Small and Past Potentate of the Aleppo Shrine Wor. rthy as the new Executive Direc- candidates, and Karin was the one Theodore Polonsky. tor of the Lynn Area Chamber of who rose to the top of the list,” Commerce. said Wood. Karin joins the Chamber after Wood was joined on the selec- working as the Vice President of tion committee by former LACC Administration and Finance for Chair Teresa Evangelista, former Lynn City Council votes to give Solutions Review and LeadSpark, Chair John Olson, Vice Chair Inc., a marketing services tech Tom Dill, Treasurer Joseph Sci- company, located in Marblehead Munroe Street project tax break antico, human resources profes- sional Eve Gonzalez, and LACC Please see McCARTHY Page 7 Interim Director Peter Colarusso. By John Lynds Hong Net, and Jay Walsh voting Mayor Thomas McGee and Ox- against the measure with LaPi- ford Residential Partners, LLC, McCarthy will start as LACC executive director following the There are two schools of erre saying he could not bring allows the city to fullt tax the Labor Day holiday. She suc- thought on the proposed multi- himself to “offer an incentive of commercial part of the mixed use Next week ceeds Leslie Gould, who left to million dollar project at 34-38 that magnitude in the city’s diffi- development while gradually in- become the executive director of Munroe Street. cult financial times”. creasing the residential property the Greater Beverly Chamber of One side agrees that while the While City Councilor Dianna tax over a seven year period. The Commerce. BLUE city needs to borrow money, raise Chakoutis, whose ward the proj- residential property tax would Following is the letter sent to fees and increase taxes in order to ect is located, voted in favor of begin at 15 percent of its assessed Recycling week LACC members announcing the close a budget shortfall—this is the TIE arguing that while the tax value starting in 2020 and then selection of Karin McCarthy as For more info. call the not the time to give a developer a break would save the developer increase in increments until it executive director: Lynn DPW at tax-break incentive to get a mar- around $2.5 million in property reaches 100 percent of the as- Dear Valued Members: ket rate housing project off the taxes over seven years it would sessed value. McGee’s office ex- 781-477-7099 I am pleased to announce the ground may not be now. still bring in $5 million in addi- pects the tax revenue to be $1.35 The other side feels the $80- tional taxes for teachers, the fire million yearly after 2027. $90 million, mixed-use commer- and police departments and street The site on Munroe Street, cial and residential project will repairs for the city. Councilor that is currently being used as help jumpstart economic growth Chakoutis said the $90 million a community garden, would be and bring viability to downtown investment in downtown is per- transformed into a 10-story, 261- Lynn and the city. haps the biggest private invest- unit building with 20,000 square Despite these two opposing ment in the city in the past half feet of ground floor commercial views the Lynn City Council vot- century. and restaurant space, according ed 7 to 4 to award developer Ox- The state’s TIE program al- to Lynn Economic Development ford Residential Partners, LLC a lows Gateway Cities like Lynn to and Industrial Corporation Exec- tax break on the project as part negotiate with private developers utive Director James Cowdell. of a Tax Increment Exemption to provide them with tax incen- Echoing Councilor Chakou- Agreement or TIE. tives to develop housing while tis’s sentiment Cowdell called the The vote saw City Councilors sparking economic growth. Peter Capano, Brian LaPierre, The TIE, negotiated between Please see MUNROE Page 2 - - - Thursday, July 19, 2018 July 19, Thursday, to see more and more people ac to tively demanding better...No exclusive buildings just for the rich, no to gentrification, no to displacement and yes to inclu- new units in sion of affordable development, yes to respecting working and protecting Lynn’s class and low to moderate in come residents.” - - [email protected] An architectural drawing of the proposed project at 34-38 Munroe project 34-38 Munroe at of the proposed drawing architectural An the developer grant to 4 last week 7 to voted council The Street. Exemption Increment Tax on the project as parta tax break of a Agreement or TIE. to give this tax break is disap pointing,” the group said in a statement after the hearing. “And absurd that a decision like it’s with this was made so suddenly, no chance for public comment. But we’re glad to see a growing number of councilors doing the right thing and standing up to big money inter of pressure the And most of all, we’re glad ests. - - - - CONTINUED FROM 1 SEND US YOUR NEWS SEND US 2 The Lynn Journal encourages residents to submit engagement, wedding and birth and announce wedding to submit engagement, encourages residents Journal The Lynn However, not everyone was not everyone However, The volunteer communi decision “The City Council’s Cowdell said a ground Items should be forwarded to our offices at 385 Broadway, Revere, MA 02151. Items can also Items MA 02151. Revere, to our offices at 385 Broadway, Items should be forwarded ments, news releases, business and education briefs, sports stories and photos for publication. sports publication. stories and photos for business and education briefs, releases, news ments, be faxed to 781-485-1403. 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Lynn ty-based organization, United for Change, has been circulating a petition against the project and members showed Council hear up to last week’s The ing with signs in protest. group says that while it does not not oppose development they residents Lynn see to want don't forced out of their own neigh- borhood due to and oversatura- tion of market rate development tied housing with no affordable With to development projects. the Munreo Street project at 100 the group percent ‘market rate’ one that projects like this argues may create segregation in the city. vote to grant the TIE ‘historic’ TIE ‘historic’ vote to grant the and called the project a signifi cant step that will greatly impact the economic future of the city by attracting more people to the downtown area. THE LYNN JOURNAL THE LYNN - - - - editorial Printer John Lynds Seth Daniel Judy Russi Scott Yates Business Editorial Reporting Staff com . Accounts Executive Concord Monitor (N.H.) com . 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Black Black Page 3 Page Lynnfield High football players football players High Lynnfield Nick Kinnon Mortellite, and Matt - the winning touch who scored in the as time expired down game. Agganis Football Game Director Football Agganis the South presents Durgin Matt Geoffrey Ingrando to MVP Award High School. of Malden Catholic 3 North Coach James Runner III and Tech and St. Mary’s Agganis All-Star players, pictured before the game. the game. pictured before players, All-Star Agganis Mary’s and St. Tech North Runner III and James Coach James Runner III, Josue Coach Keoni Gaskin, Calvin Johnson, Gravely, Steffan those picturedAmong are, James. and Jamie Taylor, Marcus Pena, Agganis Football Game Director Football Agganis the North presents Durgin Matt of Johnson Calvin to MVP Award High School. Mary’s St. South Head Coach Chris Carroll with the Lynn English delegation, front row, from left, Jacob Miller, Alex Alex Miller, left, Jacob from row, front English delegation, with the Lynn Carroll Chris South Head Coach Steve Griffin, Matt Dick Newton, Director left, of Athletics are from Rodriguez, and Emil Rossi. Back row, and Avery, AC Charles, Haberek, Mackenzie Ski Gaston, Steve Carroll, Chris Anderson, Tyshawn Carroll, Berry-Rogers. Travonne THE LYNN JOURNAL THE LYNN - Geoffrey Geoffrey Ingrando of Mal- English Chris Carroll of Lynn Di- Week Agganis Classics - Ca Sue Sussman (left), Paul and recipient Award vanagh and volunteer, longtime Agganis longtime Agganis Julie Halloran, of Agganis and wife volunteer Director Paul Week Classics Halloran. den Catholic High School, whoden Catholic High passes ofcaught touchdown received the82 and 70 yards, Award. North MVP of the Southwas the head coach team. James Runner III of Lynn was the head coach of the Tech North team. rector Paul Halloran outstanding job coordinating did an the week-long competition that All-Star games in soft- included ball, baseball, boys and girls basketball, boys and girls soc cer, boys and girls lacrosse, and cer, football. - - - Call 781-485-0588 For Advertising Rates,

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South MVP Award. South MVP yards in the game, received the High School, who rushed for 91 victory over the North at Man per to give the South a 28-26 ning Field. zone following a 5-yard scam zone following a 5-yard the game, diving in to the endgame, diving in to the the touchdown on the final play of the final time in their careers. the final time in their Mortellite scored the winning playing a high school game forplaying a high school uating seniors who all enjoyeduating seniors who competition for the area’s grad area’s competition for the cluded an exciting week ofweek exciting an cluded - All-Star Game con Football Matt Gisonno, and Ahmed Joaoso. and Ahmed Gisonno, Matt Classical’s Agganis All-Stars, Ishmael Johnson, Adam Washington, Washington, Ishmael Johnson, Adam All-Stars, Agganis Classical’s Lynn Classical High School head football coach Brian Vaughan, with Vaughan, Brian High coach Classical School head football Lynn Thursday, July 19, 2018 July 19, Thursday, We are soldiers.We free. We’re American of way And life. we the love in believe national values We We are citizens. We like service,like duty, and commitment. And when the nation called to us, we served with honor and dignity. Help us to protect our country and to serve in our neighborhoods nationwide. Learn leadership, discipline, and the career skills future.America’s that matter to Now is the time to step forward. Join the National Army proud ranks Guard. of the SAFE & SOUND 1-800-GO-GUARD • www.1-800-GO-GUARD.com Buzzy Barton greets Barbara Walker and Ward 5 Councilor Dianna 5 Councilor Ward and Walker Buzzy Barton Barbara greets Chatkoutis. Councilor-at-Large Buzzy Director of to Barton a welcome Councilor-at-Large extends Joseph Councilor Lynn Russo and former Museum Drew the Lynn Scanlan. Mary McDonald James with his wife, Ann, Chief Fire Lynn Former Buzzy Barton.with Councilor-at-Large - 4 John Ladd of the Lynn Hous- John Ladd of the Lynn - is with Council ing Authority Buzzy Barton.or-at-Large Former New England Football Football England New Former Joseph official, Association Marie, and his wife, DeFranco and firefighter meets fellow Buzzy Large Barton.Councilor-at Matt McSharry Matt and his mother Chief a former Cavanagh, Claire with Lynn mayors, with of Staff Buzzy Barton.Councilor-at-Large - Com former Wheeler Herman Po Transit mander of the Mass. of Buzzy Roberta sister lice, Davis, of the Lynn Barton and President Club, Brotherhood Community and John Walker. THE LYNN JOURNAL THE LYNN - -

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The Senior Center offers day trips, a café menu, and wellness day trips, a café menu, offers The Senior Center Joan Noble, president of the Lynn Council on Aging said, “ThisAging said, on Council of the Lynn Joan Noble, president A hearty group of seniors celebrated Independence Day at the Independence group of seniors celebrated hearty A

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seniors are having a very good time at the center.” a very good time at the center.” seniors are having classes. colors. Our volunteer staff does a remarkable job making sure the does a remarkable staff colors. Our volunteer ally likes to attend this event. Seniors really enjoy wearing patrioticthis event. Seniors really enjoy wearing ally likes to attend

is a great time of the year. The weather is decent and everyone re The year. is a great time of the seniors. was served by the Lynn English MC JR ROTC program for the English MC Lynn was served by the This is one of the biggest events held for seniors. A delicious meal A events held for seniors. This is one of the biggest Council on Aging. Many were dressed in red, white, and blue attire. in red, white, and were dressed Aging. Many Council on

Aubrey Hector. Aubrey All smiles for the July 4 Festivities – Mary Joyner, Rutha Ray, and Rutha Ray, Mary – Joyner, the July 4 Festivities smiles for All Lynn English MC JR ROTC Drill Team performing Ser a Community Team Drill English MC JR ROTC Lynn Garcia. Deleon, Yinelky Rosario, Angelis Cruz, Julaiska Trinidad, and Emilia and Emilia Trinidad, Julaiska Cruz, Angelis Rosario, Yinelky Deleon, gulas, Lillian Cordona, Yeneline Taveras, Stephany Estrado, Manuri Estrado, Stephany Taveras, Yeneline Lillian Cordona, gulas, Program Director Erica Brown with the Amy Lopez, Vanessa Ma - Vanessa Lopez, with the Amy Director Erica Brown Program vice project: GLSS Activities Assistant Rosa Paulino-Dias and COA Rosa and COA project: Paulino-Dias GLSS Activities Assistant vice

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www.connorrealestate.com 781-581-5940 Co-Chair Agnes Ricko welcomed the many guests to event.Agnes Ricko welcomed the Co-Chair Peter District, Essex 11th the in representative state for Candidates The Lynn Democratic City Committee held its 19th Annual FamilyAnnual held its 19th Democratic City Committee The Lynn officials joined several candidates for local and statewide of Lynn Page 6 Page If you want a FREE honest opinion of value, call Mike Connor, Attorney Anne Gugino Carrigan, Register of Deeds John O’Brien, Ward Ward of Deeds John O’Brien, Register Carrigan, Gugino Anne Attorney and representative, state for candidate Capano, Peter 6 Councilor Carrigan. James Attorney Charlie Rowe, City Clerk Janet Rowe, Ward 6 Councilor Peter Capano, Capano, Peter 6 Councilor Ward Rowe, City Janet Clerk Rowe, Charlie Richard 4 Councilor Ward and representative, state for candidate Colucci. Capano, Hong Net, and Drew Russo, were among the speakers who delivered remarks in the Museum courtyard. took the podium and fice at the event. Cookout Sunday, July 15 at the Lynn Museum. July 15 at the Lynn Cookout Sunday, Matt Crescenzo, Democratic can- Democratic Crescenzo, Matt in representative state for didate District,the Ninth Essex and Joe Dorant.

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Karin has an MBA from Bos- Karin has an MBA Karin will begin leading the Please join me in welcoming Peter Colorusso Interim Director Area Chamber of Com Lynn Foundation Board. She just com pleted a five-year tenure Headmaster's Council at St. John's on the currenta She is Danvers. Prep in member of the Marblehead Gar merce den Club is past treasurer of Marblehead volunteers Karin Hockey. Youth at LifeBridge and has assisted with the Kids in Community Pro and Stephen's in Lynn at St. gram Mobil Food Bank. the Lynn from Colby ton College and a BA College. She also has a certificate in Horticultural Maintenance from North Shore Community College. She is proficient in Dutch. In her free time, she loves to garden, read, walk or hike and spend time with her family. LACC after Labor Day. Karin to the chamber family! 61 Squire Rd Revere 781-284-2698 Revere Rd Squire 61 ------CONTINUED FROM 1 5 Piece Bedroom $899 DISCOUNT DISCOUNT

$299 A WEEK BOBS BOBS Karin has a strong background Community service is very im OBSDISCOUNTHOUSE.COM OPEN 7 DAYS DAYS OPEN 7 B portant to Karin and she has and continues to serve on a number of Boards and volunteers with is She many local organizations. at St. Warden currently the Senior Michael's Church in Marblehead and Vestry of the a member and the St. Michael's Historic Church McCarthy// McCarthy// In her role, Karin Woburn. and played a critical role in launching the business during the tech start- She developed opera up heyday. systems administrative and tional and policies that encouraged growth and creativity. anddevelopment economic in workforce issues having also worked as the Director of Corpo rate Relations in the UMass Presi dent's Office, the Deputy Director of the Massachusetts One Stop Career Center's when they were iter as the next initially launched ation of "employment" offices, as Program Director for Jobs for the Future and as the Director of the Choic Training Employment and es Program at DET. Doing a great job at the reception table for Lynn Democractic City Lynn table for the reception job at Doing a great Daniel Rep. mother of State Cahill, Jane were Cookout Committee Walsh. Jay 7 Councilor Ward mother of Walsh, and Laurie Cahill, 7 Call 781-485-0588 For Advertising Rates, For Advertising Rates, Gina O’Toole, Lynn Democratic Democratic Lynn Gina O’Toole, and Ricko, City Co-Chair Agnes Crighton. Sen. Brendan - Danielle Sonia and School Com - member Brian Castella mittee nos. Community organizer Christine Christine organizer Community candidate Russo, and Drew Tron representative. state for THE LYNN JOURNAL THE LYNN LYNN DEMOCRATIC CITY COMMITTEE ANNUAL FAMILY COOKOUT AT LYNN MUSEUM LYNN AT COOKOUT FAMILY CITY COMMITTEE ANNUAL DEMOCRATIC LYNN

Thursday, July 19, 2018 July 19, Thursday, Mass. Senior ActionMass. Council. Ward 5 Councilor Dianna Chakoutis, and Richard Smith of the Dianna Chakoutis, 5 Councilor Ward Councilor-at-Large Hong Net, candidate for state representative, representative, state for candidate Hong Net, Councilor-at-Large

Emma Field. Rep. Daniel Cahill, Councilor-at-Large Brian Field, and his daughter, daughter, and his Brian Field, Councilor-at-Large Daniel Cahill, Rep. Hong Net, candidate for state representative. state for candidate Hong Net, Lori Ehrlich, Councilor-at-Large Brian Field, and Councilor-at-Large and Councilor-at-Large Brian Field, Ehrlich, Councilor-at-Large Lori Sen. Brendan Crighton, Ward 4 Councilor Richard Colucci, Rep. Rep. Richard Colucci, 4 Councilor Ward Crighton, Sen. 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Still, of the votes cast, 97-per- less than 2-percent of the city’s 22,074 registered voters. Cahill will next appear on the cent were for Cahill, with just 11 write-in ballots.

Special General Election ballot on Tuesday, May 10, where he will also be unopposed, Cahill as no thanked his campaign Republican candidates ran for the open seat.

team, which he noted has worked very hard over the last few weeks, despite the fact he was unopposed in the election and Cahill said he and the team will continue to use the campaign trail as a way to raise awareness about important topics like local unemployment,Voters have until April 20 to the opioid epidemic, and access to a quality, affordable education.

register to vote in the May 10 special election.

they will be moving on after graduation to a larger stageDevin and and Gaudet each signed fulfilling a lifelong dream to be a college baseball player.

o u r n a L letters of intent to attend Saint Anselm College in Manchester, In an interesting twist to this By Joseph Domelowicz Jr. N.H., where they will play in coach Barry Rosen’s Division 2 Cahill wins primary program. Please see BASEBALL Page 2 with 369 votes baseball story, Classical coach Will run unopposed on May 10 ballot City Council President Daniel

Cahill, running unopposed for the Democratic nomination to suc- ceed former State Representative Robert Fennell, got 369 votes out of 380 votes Tuesday, April 12 1 J and has essentially clearedCahill, hiswho at one time thought path to become Lynn’s newest State Representative.

he would have a challenger“I am inalways humbled by the the primary was grateful for the votes he received on Tuesday. Double A Ball support I receive,” said Cahill. “To get that kind of support, 400 people, when my name wasThe the voter turnout for the spe- only name on the ballot, I was By Cary Shuman very excited.”

cial election was exceedingly low, even with only one candi- date on the ballot, representing

LC stars Devin, Gaudet willBrandon continue Devin careers and at St. Andre Anselm

Gaudet have been friends, class- mates, and teammates for a long time. They starred in different Thursday, April 14, 2016 Little League organizations, played for the Gallant All-Star team and were united asAll-Stars Now seniors and star athletes again in the Greater Lynn Babe Ruth program. y n n at Lynn Classical High School,

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Lynn Classical seniors Brandon Devin (left) and Andre Gaudet sign letters of intent to attend St. Anselm College. Also pictured at the ceremony are Brandon’s parents, Bill and Lynne Devin, LCHS Principal L Gene Constantino, and Andre’s parents, Ron and Diane Gaudet.

themselves in a league with four GBL teams, but the current pro- posal would stipulate that the four teams would be split with two going in one division and two in the other. Another Please con- see MERGER Page 2 cern involved the Everett High football team, a perennial pow- erhouse. Under the new proposal,

The workshops will focus on

teaching those who work with children to look for the signs of child sexual abuse, so the victimsCarrigan said that the cam- can be identified and the perpe h e trators can be brought to justice. paign will continue to focus on prevention, prosecution foOther the key contributors to the offenders and treatment for the victims.

effort include Birgitta Damon of Lynn Economic Opportunity (LEO), Diane Kuzia Hills of My Brother’s Table, Superintendent Catherine Latham f the Lynn Public Schools and Jetta BernierParticipants in the workshops of the Massachusetts Citizens for Children. T must pre-register by calling 781- 309-5619

er, which would bring Everett, Malden, Medford and Somerville into the conference.A proposal to merge the two leagues has been rejected in the past, but Con- stantino is hoping some of the concerns expressed at that One time of those concerns was have been addressed in the new proposal.

that some NEC teams could find ST. MARY'S HIGH SCHOOL CASINO NIGHT FUNDRAISER

School of Lynn, the Lynn Pub- lic Schools, All Care VNA, and Massachusetts Citizens for Chil- dren. The campaign will be fo- cused on helping to identify the victims of child sexual abuse andThe campaign was the idea of raise awareness of the issue to others in the community.

local attorney James Carrigan, who has witnessed firsthand the impacts of child sexual abuse and wanted to do something to stop it. Carrigan organized a group of executive directors from local non-profits and youthThe services group will jointly host agencies and the Enough Abuse Campaign was launched.

training workshops on April 27, 28 and 29 (Wednesday, Thursday By Joyce Erekson and Friday), from 89 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the City Council Cham- bers at Lynn City Hall.

The Tony Conigliaro Gymnasium was transformed into a casino Friday evening for the second annual Casino Night. Guests enjoyed casino games, live music, and food from local restaurants. Please see pages 6 and 7 for more photos.

NEC/GBL mergerA proposal coming to merge up what for a vote

remains of the Greater Boston League with the Northeastern Conference will come up for a Classical High Principal Gene vote at meeting of the NEC prin- By Joseph Domelowicz Jr. cipals on April 27 at Beverly High School.

Constantino is a fan of the merg-

Local youth groupsMore teamingthan a half dozen up youth to stop child sexual abuse

services and educational organi- zations in the city have teamedThe Enough Abuse Campaign, up to establish a campaign to end BLUE child sexual abuse in the Lynn. Next week consists of the joint efforts of Lynn Economic Opportunity, Lynn DPW at My Brother’s Table, St. Mary’s Recycling week 781-477-7099

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Cyan Magenta Yellow Black - - - - - has served as head Lynn Lynn DPW at 781-477-7099 Please see REGAN Page 11 Please see PETITION Page 3 Recycling Recycling week GREEN 400 Parkland Ave St 532 Lynnfield St 500 Lynnfield 50 Ave Western 108 Ave Western 109 Ave Western Ave Western 111 225 Ave Western 475 Ave Western 841 Ave Western 947 Ave Western Ave Western 1103 509 Eastern Ave She was recently appoint Next Next week For For more info. call the If the Home Rule Petition is Caron requested the Council The City Council has taken Regan interest.” Caron and others haveinterest.” $5 mil suggested that the city’s lion deficit could ballon to $36 special ex the without million emption voted on by the Council night. Tuesday approved by the state legisla ture then the city would be able to mail out the third-quarter tax bills and start to receive revenues without the budget balanced. take action and was backed by Council President Darren Cyr. several measures to raise revenue to close the deficit gap this year. The Council has voted in favor of implementing a trash fee, rais ing meals tax and payments from two medical marijuana the city’s nity,” according to the chamber. nity,” since of school at St. Mary’s 2012. ed the first woman to servepresident at Boston College High as ------were selected criteria that includes By John Lynds Special to The Journal The Lynn City Council voted The Lynn Chief Financial Of The City’s will be unable to meet “We Head of School St. Mary’s The honorees Council votes in favor for tax Home Rule Petition NS Chamber honors St. Mary's Grace Regan 10-1 Tuesday night in favor of a Tuesday 10-1 Home Rule Petition that seeks a one-time exemption from state law that requires cities and towns to have a balanced budget before res third-quarter sending out the idential tax bills. council the told Caron Peter ficer last week that if the city was un able to set the tax rate and mail out the third-quarter tax bills the city by the end of the year, would not receive the $31 mil lion in real estate taxes by Feb. 1. payroll,” Caron told the Council. ap the Legislature’s “Without proval, we would have to borrow a significant amount of cash that would probably cost $100,000 in Grace Cotter Regan was one of seven individuals inducted into the North Shore Chamber of Distin Academy of Commerce’s guished Leaders at the chamber’s Wednesday 99th annual meeting Club. Yacht at Danversport based on “demonstration of leadership, commitment to social respon strong community in sibility, volvement, proven economic impact and/or social impact on creativi of the region, high level innovation and determination ty, sustained enhancement ofand the quality of life in our commu o u r n a L - - J Please see ENGLISH Page 4 This was Carroll’s third year as This was Carroll’s beat a team as good as “To bet- a for hoped had Rams The “That was a good, old-fash- Rivera. Although English coach Chris downplayed the revengeCarroll game, the factor in this year’s English faithful, many of them read that wearing T-shirts “Looking for Revenge” had other ideas. Whatever the Bulldogs’ motivation, it worked like a charm. “This one feels good,” Carroll said. “Last year puts a little extra a new year. is year it, but every on just I just love this 2017 team. It’s end it a special, special team … To playing four great quar this way, ters of football, was a really special ending to the season.” head coach. In the two years prior the Bulldogs to him taking over, finished 3-7. In his first year they sea- last 2-9 to but fell 5-6, went son. think any Classical 38-0, I don’t going coach goes in thinking that’s to happen,” Carroll said. “I’m very happy with the result. I proud for my program and of my team.” ter ending to their season. ioned butt-whooping,” Vaughan said, crediting Carroll and his play ers. “They were better prepared than us. They came out here and laid the wood on us. Sometimes as a program you’ve got to take that. Thursday, November 30, 2017 Thursday, y n n L Both teams had plenty to beteams Both already claimed the Northeastern Conference Divisoin 3 title, English third only the became team in history to finish the season with 10 wins. proud about this season. The Rams, under first-year coach Brian finished 8-3 after going Vaughan, 3-8 in 2016. The saving grace that season came on Thanksgiving when the Rams, who had just seen English take the lead with eight seconds left in the game, came back from the dead to win on a crazy kick return by Marcus h e T By Joyce Erekson The English High football team - show much-anticipated The

The Lynn Classical cheerleaders are shown at the annual Classical-English Thanksgiving game last Thursday Thursday game last Thanksgiving the annual Classical-English at shown cheerleaders are Classical Lynn The Manning Field. morning at prove have much left to didn’t at Manning Field Thanksgiving morning, but if there were any non-believers remaining, the Bulldogs’ resounding 38-0 win over a very good Classical team brought them on board. 9-1 Bulldogsbetween the down the poten- had Rams the 8-2 and tial to be one for the books, but in the end the day belonged to English. The Bulldogs, who had

Lynn English and Lynn Classical football captains participate football in the Classical English and Lynn Lynn English takes Classical, 38-0 in Thanksgiving Day contest Manning Field. their annual meeting at before toss coin

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offers residents a chance to enjoy enjoy to chance a residents offers Regionals at Fraser Field in Lynn. The team is pictured at a practice session. Front row, from left, Erick Ubri, Ubri, Erick left, from row, Front session. practice a at pictured is team The Lynn. in Field Fraser at Regionals

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to say thank you to all the people people the all to you thank say to

great group of parents. I just want want just I parents. of group great

crowds at the games. We have a a have We games. the at crowds

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partment, Chris Oram and Tim- and Oram Chris partment,

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cited to be playing in the Region- the in playing be to cited

baseball field. baseball

Boston College High School School High College Boston

Christian Burt, one of one the Burt, Christian against Medford Saturday at the the at Saturday Medford against

a superb pitching performance performance pitching a superb

team’s aces, led the way with with way the led aces, team’s

the Regionals. the

also quite deserving of its entry in in entry its of deserving quite also

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the Eastern Mass. final over an an over final Mass. Eastern the

Though Lynn had qualified for for qualified had Lynn Though excellence with a 6-1 victory in in victory 6-1 a with excellence

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the Regionals as the host team, team, host the as Regionals the

Regionals at Fraser Field. Fraser at Regionals

nization hosts the New England England New the hosts nization

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gest showcases ever in this city city this in ever showcases gest

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champion Lynn Babe Ruth team team Ruth Babe Lynn champion ly crowned Eastern Mass. state state Mass. Eastern crowned ly

T families. their and schools, their

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only excelled on the field but but field the on excelled only

Massachusetts champion Lynn Babe Ruth set to compete for World Series berth Series World for compete to set Ruth Babe Lynn champion Massachusetts special group. They have not not have They group. special

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Conservation and please call 617- thisprogram, 418-8241. kayak alone if accompanied on on accompanied if alone kayak - in anoth adult an by the water 10 age under Children er kayak. a on paddle if accompanied may legal guard or a parent by boat ------CONTINUED FROM PAGE 8 FROM PAGE CONTINUED

Mikula was represented or or represented was Mikula Other media outlets reported reported Other media outlets Assistant District Attorney District Attorney Assistant history has also Mikula’s There will be professionals willprofessionals There be The program will program run until The With over 15 miles of coast 15 miles of over With has NOAH Last Thursday, EAST BOSTON - In East Bos - In BOSTON EAST Over several the past years Thursday, July 19, 2018 July 19, Thursday,

in court Aug. 6. in court Aug. Shabo. He is expected to appear expected is appear to He Shabo. bail purposes only by Arthur Arthur bail purposes by only some years ago. elderly man in Allston-Brighton in Allston-Brighton man elderly BEACH identity theft situation with an with theft situation identity TO CONSTITUTION that he had been charged in an in an been had he charged that RETURNS KAYAKING

confirmed. – though none of that was fully was that of none – though an Army Ranger for some years years some for Ranger Army an attended Boston Latin and was Latinand Boston attended lic Garden. It also indicated he also indicated It lic Garden. ston Street bar abutting the Pub abutting bar Street ston bartender at a high-enda Boyl - at bartender searches showed that he is a lead is he that showed searches Brian LeBlanc said at arraign at said LeBlanc Brian in 2009. a firearm Internet questions. some drawn that amount. that illegally of possessing convicted monitoring in the event he postshe in the event monitoring previously was Mikula that ment to home confinement and GPSand confinement home to ordered that Mikula be Mikula subject that ordered in the amount of $200,000 and $200,000 and of in the amount Judge John McDonald set bail McDonald John Judge East Boston Municipal Court East Municipal Boston arm as a subsequent offense. a subsequent as arm permission slip signed by a par signed by slip permission who are under 18 must have a have 18 must under who are istration is required, but those but required, is istration - reg prior no and attend, to come guardian. or ent - wel perience needed. is All are from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. 5 p.m. 11 a.m. to from so ex- no lessons, for available days, Saturdays and Sundays Sundays and Saturdays days, August 22, on Thursdays, Fri- Thursdays, 22, on August kayaking at Constitution Beach. Constitution at kayaking should be enjoyed. be enjoyed. should free back community brought joy the summer months as they as months the summer joy ‘never’ or ‘very rarely.’ ‘very or rarely.’ ‘never’ en- to the water onto out idents people would most likely answer answer likely most would people kayak or rowboat the majority of of the majority rowboat or kayak often they’ve gone on a canoe, on a canoe, gone they’ve often res more and more getting and the average East Bostonian how how East Bostonian the average trend that beenhas changing residents rarely use it. If you ask ask you If use it. rarely residents (NOAH) Housing Affordable of as a community a majority of of a majority a community as the East Neighborhood Boston cleanest beaches and harbor, but but harbor, beaches and cleanest Massachu of beauty tle-known ton we have one of the nation’s the nation’s of one have we ton - a lit is waterfront Eastie’s line, setts. News// News// LJ

Still, of the votes cast, 97-per- less than 2-percent of the city’s 22,074 registered voters. Cahill will next appear on the cent were for Cahill, with just 11 write-in ballots. Special General Election ballot on Tuesday, May 10, where he will also be unopposed, Cahill as no thanked his campaign Republican candidates ran for the open seat. team, which he noted has worked veryhard over the last few weeks, despitethe fact he was unopposed in the election and Cahill said he and the team will continue to use the campaign trail as a way to raise awareness about important topics like local unemployment,Voters have until April 20 to the opioid epidemic, and access to a quality, affordable education. register to vote in the May 10 special election.

they will be moving on after graduation to a larger stage Devin and and Gaudet each signed fulfilling a lifelong dream to be a o u r n a L college baseball player.

By Joseph Domelowicz Jr. letters of intent to attend Saint Anselm College in Manchester, Cahill wins primary N.H., where they will In play an interestingin twist to this Please see BASEBALL Page 2 coach Barry Rosen’s Division 2 with 369 votes program. baseball story, Classical coach Will run unopposed on MayCity Council 10 ballot President Daniel

Cahill, running unopposed for the Democratic nomination to suc- ceed former State Representative Robert Fennell, got 369 votes out 1 of 380 votes Tuesday, April 12 J and has essentially clearedCahill, hiswho at one time thought path to become Lynn’s newest State Representative. he would have a challenger“I am inalways humbled by the the primary was grateful for the Double A Ball votes he received on Tuesday. support I receive,” said Cahill. “To get that kind of support, 400 By Cary Shuman people, when my name was The the voter turnout for the spe- only name on the ballot, I was very excited.” cial election was exceedingly low, even with only one candi- date on the ballot, representing

LC stars Devin, Gaudet will continueBrandon careers Devin at St. and Anselm Andre

Gaudet have been friends, class- mates, and teammates for a long Thursday, April 14, 2016 time. They starred in different Little League organizations, played for the Gallant All-Star team and were united asAll-Stars Now seniors and star athletes again in the Greater Lynn Babe Ruth program. y n n at Lynn Classical High School,

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Lynn Classical seniors Brandon Devin (left) and Andre Gaudet sign letters of intent to attend St. Anselm College. Also pictured at the ceremony are Brandon’s parents, Bill and Lynne Devin, LCHS Principal L Gene Constantino, and Andre’s parents, Ron and Diane Gaudet.

themselves in a league with four GBL teams, but the current pro- posal would stipulate that the Please see MERGER Page 2 four teams would be split with two going in one division and two in the other. Another con-

E cern involved the Everett High football team, a perennial pow- erhouse. Under the new proposal,

The workshops will focus on

h e teaching those who work with children to look for the signs of child sexual abuse, so the victims Carrigan said that the cam- can be identified and the perpe trators can be brought to justice. paign will continue to focus on prevention, prosecution foOther the key contributors to the offenders and treatment for the victims. effort include Birgitta Damon of Lynn Economic Opportunity (LEO), Diane Kuzia Hills of My T Brother’s Table, Superintendent Catherine Latham f the Lynn Public Schools and Jetta BernierParticipants in the workshops of the Massachusetts Citizens for Children. must pre-register by calling 781- 309-5619

er, which would bring Everett, Malden, Medford and Somerville into the conference.A proposal to merge the two leagues has been rejected in the past, but Con- stantino is hoping some of the concerns expressed at that One time of those concerns was have been addressed in the new proposal. ST. MARY'S HIGH SCHOOL CASINO NIGHT FUNDRAISER that some NEC teams could find

School of Lynn, the Lynn Pub- lic Schools, All Care VNA, and Massachusetts Citizens for Chil- dren. The campaign will be fo- cused on helping to identify the victims of child sexual abuse and The campaign was the idea of raise awareness of the issue to others in the community. local attorney James Carrigan, who has witnessed firsthand the impacts of child sexual abuse and wanted to do something to stop it. Carrigan organized a group of executive directors from local non-profits and youthThe services group will jointly host agencies and the Enough Abuse By Joyce Erekson Campaign was launched. training workshops on April 27, 28 and 29 (Wednesday, Thursday and Friday), from 89 a.m. to 4 The Tony Conigliaro Gymnasium was transformed into a casino Friday evening for the second annual Casino p.m. in the City Council Cham- Night. Guests enjoyed casino games, live music, and food from local restaurants. Please see pages 6 and 7 for bers at Lynn City Hall. more photos.

NEC/GBL mergerA coming proposal to up merge for what a vote

remains of the Greater Boston League with the Northeastern Conference will come up for a vote at meeting of the NEC prin-Classical High Principal Gene By Joseph Domelowicz Jr. cipals on April 27 at Beverly High School. Constantino is a fan of the merg-

Local youth groups teamingMore than a halfup dozen to stopyouth child sexual abuse

services and educational organi- zations in the city have teamedThe Enough Abuse Campaign, up to establish a campaign to end BLUE child sexual abuse in the Lynn. Next week

consists of the joint efforts of Lynn DPW at Lynn Economic Opportunity, My Brother’s Table, St. Mary’s Recycling week 781-477-7099

For more info. call the

Cyan Magenta Yellow Black - - - - - has served as head Lynn Lynn DPW at 781-477-7099 Please see REGAN Page 11 Please see PETITION Page 3 Recycling Recycling week GREEN 400 Parkland Ave St 532 Lynnfield St 500 Lynnfield 50 Ave Western 108 Ave Western 109 Ave Western Ave Western 111 225 Ave Western 475 Ave Western 841 Ave Western 947 Ave Western Ave Western 1103 509 Eastern Ave She was recently appoint Next Next week For For more info. call the If the Home Rule Petition is Caron requested the Council The City Council has taken Regan interest.” Caron and others haveinterest.” $5 mil suggested that the city’s lion deficit could ballon to $36 special ex the without million emption voted on by the Council night. Tuesday approved by the state legisla ture then the city would be able to mail out the third-quarter tax bills and start to receive revenues without the budget balanced. take action and was backed by Council President Darren Cyr. several measures to raise revenue to close the deficit gap this year. The Council has voted in favor of implementing a trash fee, rais ing meals tax and payments from two medical marijuana the city’s nity,” according to the chamber. nity,” since of school at St. Mary’s 2012. ed the first woman president at Boston College High to serve as ------were selected criteria that includescriteria By John Lynds Special to The Journal Estat The Lynn City Council voted The Lynn Chief Financial Of The City’s will be unable to meet “We Head of School St. Mary’s The honorees Council votes in favor for tax Home Rule Petition NS Chamber honors St. Mary's Grace Regan 10-1 Tuesday night in favor of a Tuesday 10-1 Home Rule Petition that seeks a one-time exemption from state law that requires cities and towns to have a balanced budget before sending out the third-quarter res- idential tax bills. council the told Caron Peter ficer last week that if the city was un able to set the tax rate and mail out the third-quarter tax bills the city by the end of the year, would not receive the $31 mil lion in real estate taxes by Feb. 1. payroll,” Caron told the Council. ap the Legislature’s “Without proval, we would have to borrow a significant amount of cash that would probably cost $100,000 in Grace Cotter Regan was one of seven individuals inducted into the North Shore Chamber of Distin Academy of Commerce’s guished Leaders at the chamber’s Wednesday 99th annual meeting Club. Yacht at Danversport on based “demonstration of leadership, commitment to social respon strong community in sibility, volvement, proven economic impact and/or social impact on creativi of region, high level the innovation and determination ty, and sustained enhancement of the quality of life in our commu o u r n a L - - J Please see ENGLISH Page 4 This was Carroll’s third year as This was Carroll’s beat a team as good as “To bet- a for hoped had The Rams “That was a good, old-fash- Rivera. Although English coach Chris Carroll downplayed the revenge game, the factor in this year’s English faithful, many of them read that wearing T-shirts “Looking for Revenge” had other ideas. Whatever the Bulldogs’ motivation, it worked like a charm. “This one feels good,” Carroll said. “Last year puts a little extra year. is a new year it, but every on just I just love this 2017 team. It’s end it a special, special team … To playing four great quar this way, ters of football, was a really special ending to the season.” head coach. In the two years prior the Bulldogs to him taking over, finished 3-7. In his first year they sea- last 2-9 to but fell 5-6, went son. think any Classical 38-0, I don’t going coach goes in thinking that’s to happen,” Carroll said. “I’m very happy with the result. I proud for my program and of my team.” ter ending to their season. ioned butt-whooping,” Vaughan said, crediting Carroll and his play ers. “They were better prepared than us. They came out here and laid the wood on us. Sometimes as a program you’ve got to take that. Thursday, November 30, 2017 Thursday, 7/12/18, 7/19/18, 7/26/18 y n n L Both teams had plenty to behad Both teams already claimed the Northeastern Conference Divisoin 3 title, third English only the became team in history to finish the season with 10 wins. proud about this season. The Rams, under first-year coach Brian finished 8-3 after going Vaughan, 3-8 in 2016. The saving grace that season came on Thanksgiving when the Rams, who had just seen English take the lead with eight seconds left in the game, came back from the dead to win on a crazy kick return by Marcus h e T 1VWAP7A33DC030578 2009 Audi A4 WAULF78K09A132979 4Runner 1998 Toyota JT3HN87RXW9018540 2004 Honda Pilot 2HKYF1865H599812 2008 Pontiac 5Y2SL65888Z417889 By Joyce Erekson The English High football team - show much-anticipated The The Lynn Classical cheerleaders are shown at the annual Classical-English Thanksgiving game last Thursday Thursday game last Thanksgiving the annual Classical-English at shown cheerleaders are Classical Lynn The Manning Field. morning at prove have much left to didn’t at Manning Field Thanksgiving morning, but if there were any non-believers remaining, the Bulldogs’ resounding 38-0 win over a very good Classical team brought them on board. 9-1 Bulldogsbetween the down the poten- Rams had and the 8-2 tial to be one for the books, but in the end the day belonged to English. The Bulldogs, who had Lynn English and Lynn Classical football captains participate football in the Classical English and Lynn Lynn English takes Classical, 38-0 in Thanksgiving Day contest Manning Field. their annual meeting at before toss coin

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Thursday, July 19, 2018 July 19, Thursday,

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food trucks in the city. The pro- The city. the in trucks food

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after several city councilors re- councilors city several after

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row, from left, are coach Ryan Boisselle, coach Sean Leydon, Mike Leavitt, Anthony Nikolakakis, Christian Christian Nikolakakis, Anthony Leavitt, Mike Leydon, Sean coach Boisselle, Ryan coach are left, from row, each perform live in the event that that event the in live perform each

Luke Boisselle, Kevin Durant, Aedan Leydon, Zach Elwell, Brett Bucklin, Danny Lilja, and A,J. Luciano. Back Back Luciano. A,J. and Lilja, Danny Bucklin, Brett Elwell, Zach Leydon, Aedan Durant, Kevin Boisselle, Luke Madigan and Set the Nation will will Nation the Set and Madigan

Regionals at Fraser Field in Lynn. The team is pictured at a practice session. Front row, from left, Erick Ubri, Ubri, Erick left, from row, Front session. practice a at pictured is team The Lynn. in Field Fraser at Regionals with a pair of acts, Molly Pinto Pinto Molly acts, of a pair with The New Music in the Square Square the in Music New The

The Massachusetts state champion Lynn Babe Ruth 15-year-old team is set to compete in the New England England New the in compete to set is team 15-year-old Ruth Babe Lynn champion state Massachusetts The July 27 from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. p.m. 7:30 to p.m. 5:30 from 27 July

series continues next Wednesday, Wednesday, next continues series New Music in the Square the in Music New

week

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Street Café will host the Gypsy Gypsy the host will Café Street

the Red Rock show, the Walnut Walnut the show, Rock Red the For those who wish to stay in- stay to wish who those For

want to keep the night going after after going night the keep to want

doors this evening, or if you just just you if or evening, this doors Gypsy Jazz Jam Jazz Gypsy

Street Café Street

The concert is free and open to to open and free is concert The

entire family. entire

the public and will be a treat for the the for treat a be will and public the

1 Blues Band. Blues

visit from local favorites the 12:01 12:01 the favorites local from visit

ning from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. with a a with p.m. 8 to p.m. 6 from ning

Shore Drive will resume this eve- this resume will Drive Shore

Terlecky and Jeff Earp have done done have Earp Jeff and Terlecky

series at Red Rock Park on Lynn Lynn on Park Rock Red at series

to Lynn. Jim Beliveau and Bill Bill and Beliveau Jim Lynn. to Please see BABE RUTH Page 3 Page RUTH BABE see Please

who helped bring the tournament tournament the bring helped who

to say thank you to all the people people the all to you thank say to

781-477-7099 Lynn DPW at DPW Lynn great group of parents. I just want want just I parents. of group great

crowds at the games. We have a a have We games. the at crowds Thursday, July 21, 2016 21, July Thursday,

I hope we’ll have some good good some have we’ll I hope

up from little kids to young men. men. young to kids little from up

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players on this team,” said El- said team,” this on players

Recycling week Recycling

Elwell has coached several of of several coached has Elwell For more info. call the call info. more For

they were 5 and 6 years old. years 6 and 5 were they

the current Lynn players since since players Lynn current the

that outstanding team. outstanding that

my Magner, were members of of members were Magner, my

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colleagues in the Lynn Fire De- Fire Lynn the in colleagues

championship. Two of Elwell’s Elwell’s of Two championship.

Blues Band at Red Rock Red at Band Blues

victory of the New England of the England New victory Elwell previously coached coached previously Elwell

his Lynn team came within one one within came team Lynn his

in the Regionals in 2000 when when 2000 in Regionals the in

The Friends of Lynn and Nahant Nahant and Lynn of Friends The of things have to happen.” to have things of

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Beach sponsored summer concert concert summer sponsored Beach 12:01 12:01

play for a world championship. championship. world a for play

might have an opportunity to an opportunity have might

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Concert series tonight series Concert

Elwell. “It’s a little crazy that we we that crazy little a “It’s Elwell.

have the Regionals in Lynn,” said said Lynn,” in Regionals the have

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come down to the square this after- this square the to down come By Joseph Domelowicz Jr. Domelowicz Joseph By

win it all and qualify for the Babe Babe the for qualify and all it win The Lynn Farmers Market will will Market Farmers Lynn The

L Square. Central in a.m. 11 at ning hometown audiences and hope to to hope and audiences hometown

be open today (Thursday) begin- (Thursday) today open be Lynn Farmer’s Market Farmer’s Lynn

day in Central square Central in day

Elwell and his players are ex- are players his and Elwell

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cited to be playing in the Region- the in playing be to cited

baseball field. baseball

The New England Regionals England New The

Boston College High School School High College Boston

against Medford Saturday at the the at Saturday Medford against Christian Burt, one of Burt, the Christian

a superb pitching performance performance pitching a superb

team’s aces, led the way with with way the led aces, team’s

the Regionals. the

also quite deserving of its entry in in entry its of deserving quite also

outstanding Medford team that is is that team Medford outstanding

the Eastern Mass. final over an an over final Mass. Eastern the

excellence with a 6-1 victory in in victory 6-1 a with excellence Though Lynn had qualified for for qualified had Lynn Though

e h their reaffirmed Men Elwell the

the Regionals as the host team, team, host the as Regionals the

Regionals at Fraser Field. Fraser at Regionals

nization hosts the New England England New the hosts nization

when the Lynn Babe Ruth orga- Ruth Babe Lynn the when

gest showcases ever in this city city this in ever showcases gest

will be a part of one of the big- the of one of part a be will Beginning tonight, the new- the tonight, Beginning

champion Lynn Babe Ruth team team Ruth Babe Lynn champion

By Cary Shuman Cary By ly crowned Eastern Mass. state state Mass. Eastern crowned ly

their schools, and their families. their and schools, their

T city, the to credit a been have they

only excelled on the field but but field the on excelled only

special group. They have not not have They group. special Massachusetts champion Lynn Babe Ruth set to compete for World Series berth Series World for compete to set Ruth Babe Lynn champion Massachusetts

Baseball All-Star team were a were team All-Star Baseball Leon Elwell has known for for known has Elwell Leon

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