TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 2017 Kite sur ng Saugus author does and bicycling best writing in pencil collide in Nahant By Bridget Turcotte Martin, a Texas elementary school By Bridget Turcotte ITEM STAFF teacher. “It helps them have more ITEM STAFF empathy for other people when they SAUGUS — Have you ever felt realize that everyone is different, NAHANT — A 25-year-old Cambridge woman is dull, chewed up, stepped on, or worn everyone is unique and special. It being treated at Massachusetts General Hospital down like a pencil? helps them put themselves in some- for injuries sustained in a kitesur ng accident that Saugus native Kelli Martin re- one else’s shoes and think about how also injured a bicyclist. leased her rst children’s book, “A they might be feeling.” The woman, who was kitesur ng at about 9:30 School Year in the Life of a Pencil,” Martin said she plans to use the a.m. Sunday, was quickly blown toward the shore in which teaches children a lesson book to teach a lesson in her class- the area of Doggie Beach, coming in at such a high about perspective and treating other room. rate of speed that she feared she would be blown people well, just in time for them to “It can de nitely teach them about into the rocks, said Nahant Police Lt. Joseph “Paul” head back to school. bullying,” she said. “It would be won- Manley. The 20-page story follows a pencil’s derful if it could do that. The teach- She cut the line to her kite but was still tossed journey through a year in elemen- ing has to go along with it — you onto the rocks, said Manley. The kite blew over the tary school. Page by page, a student have to actually bring up things like berm and over Nahant Road, striking a 56-year-old named Howie sharpens the pencil that when reading the book.” male bicyclist from Marblehead. for the rst time, leaves it the  oor, The book was published by Mascot “The kite clotheslined the bicyclist,” said Manley. chews on it, and overuses the eraser. Books and is expected to arrive on “He had lacerations to his mouth and face.” “It teaches kids about point of view They were discovered by Nahant re ghters, who so they can see what it’s like,” said PENCIL, A7 happened to be driving back at the right time, said COURTESY PHOTOS Manley. Saugus author Kelli Martin wrote “A School Year in the Life of COLLIDE, A7 a Pencil,” which will be sold at Barnes & Noble and on Amazon. Nahant Mother calls longs Curwin killer for a ‘coward’ green Suspect claims self-defense By Bridget Turcotte in separate Lynn killing ITEM STAFF By Gayla Cawley man was stabbed to NAHANT — The town ITEM STAFF death in a Union Street could soon get greener, rooming house. Richard provided it can land some LYNN — While one Davis, 66, of Lynn, was green from the state. mother is left searching arrested and charged for answers after her Nahant’s Green Com- with murder. He plead- son was shot to death in munity Exploration Com- ed not guilty and was front of her early Sunday mittee will host a meeting held without bail during morning, the accused at Town Hall on Wednes- his arraignment in Lynn day to explain how the killer in a stabbing ho- micide that occurred just District Court on Mon- town could use state en- day. Authorities refused ergy ef ciency programs 18 hours later was ar- raigned in Lynn District to identify the victim un- to bene t the community. til his family members The meeting starts at 7 Court on Monday. The city saw two homi- were reached. p.m. Court documents ob- Selectman Enzo Bari- cides on Sunday, mark- ing 11 in Lynn this year. tained at Lynn District le said he’d like to help Court show that Davis get Nahant involved with There were four killings last year. confessed to the killing, the program, and make saying he stabbed the improvements to town Pedro Carrillo, 34, who is believed to be from man while he was de- buildings and the Johnson fending himself from the Elementary School as pri- Lynn, was shot and killed in front of 89 Cur- victim. The fatal stab- orities. bing occurred at 8:15 “We could change our win Circle shortly before 2 a.m. His killer is still p.m. in a rooming house lighting out for LED lights at large, according to the at 195 Union St. and streetlights,” said PHOTO | MATT DEMIRS Essex County District Police were led by the Barile. “I think the school Richard Davis, 66, of Lynn is arraigned on a murder charge in Lynn Attorney’s of ce. would be one thing that District Court. On Sunday night, a COWARD, A3 would be targeted and I think (Superintendent) Tony Pierantozzi and (Principal) Kevin Andrews INSIDE would be delighted.” Conservation is key in Swampscott The state’s Green Com- In Malden munities Division helps Malden man faces BY ITEM STAFF been created for Charles M. Ewing of property located at 23, 27, and Massachusetts cities and competency hearing. A2 Woods and Harold A. King Forest, 29 Littles Point Road, known as towns nd clean energy SWAMPSCOTT — Town of - of cials said. Blythswood, conveyed to the town solutions that reduce long- In Lynn cials are creating a land use & Peter Kane, director of commu- a conservation restriction in per- term energy costs and In the swim of things. A3 management plan for Blythswood nity development, previously said petuity over the entire property. strengthen local economies. • Estate Conservation Easement, of cials want to complete a plan That restriction speci cally in- Eligible cities and towns New workshop space one of only two remaining summer for every park and playground in cludes a 10-foot easement across receive technical and nan- slated for Breed. A3 estates on the community’s ocean- town so there’s a clear outline for a portion of the property for pub- cial support for initiatives front. what the maintenance require- lic access, which runs along the to improve energy ef cien- In Opinion The plan continues one of the ments and responsibilities are for northeastern boundary of the cy and increase the use of Suffolk still sparks goals of the Open Space & Recre- each of those spaces. Blythswood property, of cials said. renewable energy in pub- smiles. A4 ation Plan, which aims at creating The drafted plan outlines how to The plan only pertains to that lic buildings, facilities and maintenance programs for each of best manage the Blythswood Es- public easement, and actions the schools. In Sports the town’s open space and recre- tate Conservation Easement. town can take to maintain it, while Peabody forces Game 4 ational properties. Land use and In June 2011, Frances Wilkin- in NSBL semis. B1 GREEN, A7 management plans have already son, the owner of about 6.5 acres CONSERVATION, A7 Enjoying a taste of summer in Medford By Marianne Salza This is the rst season FOR THE ITEM that the Farmers Market has taken place at Con- MEDFORD — It’s sum- Rachael don Shell, on Mystic Val- Holmes mer in Medford and the Farmers Market visitors ley Parkway, and residents smells fresh are buying jugs of pure have been  ocking to the dill at the Vermont maple syrup from riverside venue that is Freedom Ackermann Maple Farm, handicapped accessible and Food Farm grabbing loaves of cranber- has a parking lot. stand. ry orange tea bread from “We’re lucky to have the Big Sky Bread Bakery, and city backing us,” said Mike sipping on Corbett’s honey PHOTO | MEDFORD, A7 MARIANNE SALZA sticks.

OBITUARIES ...... A2 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 72° VOL. 139, ISSUE 205 LYNN ...... A3 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 59° OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 BUSINESS ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 2017 OBITUARIES Malden man faces Michael W. Wood, 76 Michael D. Contino, 74 1941-2017 competency hearing

PALM SHORES, no and her husband LYNN — From Lynn, band Kirk of Haver- ITEM STAFF REPORT to commit a crime; receiv- Fla. — Michael “Mike” Ronald of Reading; ing explosive materials; formerly of Saugus, hill, Gregory Contino CONCORD, N.H. — A William Wood, 76, grandchildren Jared Mr. Michael D. Con- of Arizona; 13 grand- and receiving explosives passed away May 2, of Brockton, Char- Malden man who federal with intent to harm per- tino, age 74, died on children and five prosecutors said kept “a 2017, in Palm Shores, lie and Colton of sons or property. Saturday, August 5 great-grandchildren; list” of people he intended Fla. following a brief Peabody. Mike also McLarnon’s trial has at the Kaplan Fami- one brother, Louis to kill is scheduled to ap- illness. Mike was born leaves brothers-in- been delayed many times ly Hospice House in Contino and his wife pear later this month for a April 18, 1941, in Nor- law John Thibodeau over issues related to his Danvers. He was the Susan of W. New- court competency hearing. walk, Conn. The son of and his wife Rita, competency to stand trial, loving husband of bury; his precious Edward McLarnon, 68, FLH “Leonard” and Vir- Gary Thibodeau, Beth (Hudson) Con- pets, his dog Millie, according to prosecutors. ginia Julia (Tyrrell) Wood. He was Wayne Thibodeau all of Cal- is scheduled to appear in tino. and cats Amber and Billy. He U.S. District Court in Con- In a televised report, a long time resident of Lynn. ifornia, and Stephen Thibo- Born in Lynn and raised in was predeceased by his sib- McLarnon’s court-ap- Mike grew up in Connecti- deau and companion Sharon cord on Aug. 21 where his Saugus, Mr. Contino was the lings Philip Contino and Ag- competency to stand trial pointed attorney, Michael cut and Long Island, N.Y. Af- of Washington. son of the late Louis and Ag- atha Contino. Ramsdell, said he does not ter finishing school, he joined Mike worked in the telecom- will be assessed. ata (Falzone) Contino. He had In lieu of flowers, donations McLarnon, a longtime believe his client is compe- the Army in 1963; he was munications industry retiring been a resident of Lynn for may be made in Michael’s tent to stand trial. stationed in Germany for the from Lucent Technologies in resident of Malden’s Linden 40 years and had worked as name to Kaplan Hospice neighborhood, was charged “He (McLarnon) has duration of his enlistment. He 2001. He was an avid reader, a jet engine inspector at the House, 78 Liberty St., Dan- been charged for some was proud of his service and crossword doer and history in November 2015 on a G.E. Riverworks in Lynn for 37 vers, MA 01923. number of charges after he period of time with pur- had a deep appreciation for buff. The family “gravymaker” years. Prior to working at the Service information: Rel- chasing certain explosive others who served our country. his adventures in cooking will allegedly tried to purchase G.E., he worked for Bronson atives and friends are invit- weapons such as an AK-47, devices and firearms for He met and fell in love with be missed. Mike had a pas- Navy Yard as a welder. Michael ed to attend visiting hours the purpose of doing harm Gail F. (Thibodeau) in 1967 sion for politics and boating. a silencer-equipped hand- was a friend to everyone with in the BISBEE-PORCELLA gun and grenades from an to people and property,” and married the same year; A long time member of the a great sense of humor. Funeral Home, 549 Lincoln Ramsdell said in a tele- this November is the 50th an- Saugus River Yacht Club, he undercover FBI agent in In addition to his wife, Mr. Ave., Saugus, on Wednes- Seabrook, N.H., which he vised report on WMUR- niversary of their marriage. In served in many capacities Contino leaves six children, day from 2-4 p.m. In lieu TV. “His position is addition to his parents, Mike finally as Commodore. Mike allegedly intended to use to Michael D. Contino and his of flowers donations may kill several people, includ- absolutely he was not in- is predeceased by his broth- was also a member of the wife Mary of New Jersey, Lisa be made in Michael’s name tending to harm anyone.” ers Henry and David, their American Legion. ing a Massachusetts judge, Byors and Ken Legere of Sa- to Kaplan Hospice House, on “a list,” said prosecutors. “The standard is that a spouses Eileen and Frances, Service information: He lem, Bryan Contino and his 78 Liberty St., Danvers, MA defendant must be able his brother-in-law Mark Thi- will be sadly missed but He was ordered held wife Bethany of Haverhill, 01923. For directions and not only to understand the bodeau. He is survived by his remembered by his fami- without bail and subse- Anthony Contino of Australia, condolences www.Bisbee- quently re-indicted by proceedings but also to wife Gail of Palm Shores, Fla., ly and friends. A memorial Jennifer Murray and her hus- Porcella.com. their sons Bruce and his wife gathering will be held Aug. a federal grand jury on confidently and ably assist Laura of Peabody; Wayne and 19 at Anthony’s Pier 4 Cafe, charges including three in his defense and I don’t his wife Eliza of Brockton; his 153 Humphrey St., Swamp- counts of receiving an un- believe that Mr. McLar- sister Susan Wood-Tremblay scott, MA at 1 p.m. Memo- registered firearm; receiv- non meets that standard,” and her husband Paul of Mel- rial donations may be made Leslie D. Davis, 61 ing a firearm with intent Ramsdell added. rose; sister-in-law Cheryl Carli- to St. Jude’s Hospital. 1955-2017 SAUGUS — Les- three siblings: his The war on storefront lie Dean Davis, 61, brother William Davis formerly of Lynn, and his wife Debbie Antonio J. DiSessa, 97 passed away at Ka- and sister Deanna porn reaches tipping plan House in Dan- and her husband Pat vers after a lengthy of New Hampshire, point in New York PEABODY — Anto- ington and her late illness. and Dennis Davis nio J. “Tony” DiSessa, husband George; six Leslie graduated of Saugus. He also age 97, of Brooksby grandchildren, To- from Lynn Vocation- leaves behind several Village, Peabody, for- niann Alter, George al Tech in 1973 and nieces. merly of Lynnfield, Rougier, Jr., Kristen worked as a machinist at Service information: died peacefully on Oldakowski, Adam General Electric. Son of Ann Please join us for a celebra- Sunday at Salem DiSessa, Mark DiSes- R. Davis and Lloyd Dean Davis tion of Leslie’s life at Prince Hospital after a brief sa, and Jay Robleski; formerly of Lynn. He leaves be- House of Pizza, Route 1, illness. He was the four great-grandchil- hind a daughter Kayla Davis of Saugus on Saturday Aug. 12 husband of the late dren, Patrick, Alyssa Chelmsford. He leaves behind from 1-5 p.m. Elsie (Fanti) DiSessa and the and Carli Hamilton and Zach- late Clare (Jordan) DiSessa. ary Robleski; his sister, Alice Born and raised in Revere, he Rice of New Jersey; his son-in- was the son of the late Ermali- law, John Robleski of Florida no and Giovannina (DiVirgilio) as well as several nieces and Jean E. Otis, 86 FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS DiSessa. He was a graduate nephews. He was the step-fa- 1930-2017 A neon sign above a strip club in New York’s of Revere High School. He had ther of the late Ann Robleski, Times Square photographed after a judge con- lived in Lynn and Lynnfield for and brother of the late Jean LYNNFIELD — Jean Elizabeth homemaker, she worked as a (Hoering) Otis, 86, formerly a secretary at Hood Milk before cluded the city had the legal right to force most the greater part of his life, as Voila, Mildred Garro, and Ar- of the city’s X-rated shops to relocate. well as Largo, Fla. for many mando “Eddie”, Frederick and 47-year resident of Lynnfield, she was married. Jean loved years. Marciano DiSessa. and an over 10-year resident spending time with her entire lating the businesses was Tony was a United States Service information: His of Brooksby Village, Peabody, family especially her grand- By Verena Dobnik Navy Seabee, serving in the funeral will be held on Fri- passed away on Monday, Aug. children. ASSOCIATED PRESS “reasonable and lawful to South Pacific during World day at 9 a.m. from the SO- 7, 2017, at the Rosewood Service information: protect our quality of life” NEW YORK — A dwin- and were intended to stem War II. He had worked as a LIMINE Funeral Home, 426 Nursing Home in Peabody. Jean’s funeral service will dling number of peep Jean was the daughter of the be held on Thursday, Au- “the widespread circum- welder for General Electric, Broadway (Rt 129), Lynn, shows, strip clubs and late Frederick and Anne (Bur- gust 10 at 11:30 a.m. at vention of zoning regula- Riverworks for 40 years until followed by a funeral Mass adult DVD stores have den) Hoering and the beloved the CUFFE-MCGINN Funeral tions.” his retirement in 1981, and at 11 a.m. in Our Lady of survived New York City’s wife of the late Robert L. Otis Home, 157 Maple St. Lynn. New York’s well-known was a member of IUE Local the Assumption Church, two-decade legal war on with whom she shared 46 Burial will follow at Forrest efforts to clean up its once #201. He also volunteered Lynnfield. Burial will be in smut and now, some of the at Union Hospital for many St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Lynn. years of marriage. She was Hill Cemetery, Lynnfield. booming pornography in- the devoted mother of Gor- Relatives and friends are survivors are worried a re- dustry began in the mid- years. He was a communicant Relatives and friends are cent court decision could of Our Lady of the Assumption respectfully invited. Visita- don Otis of Chelsea, Judy and invited. Visiting hours will 1990s, with regulations her husband, Michael Curtin be held from 10-11:30 a.m. put them under for good. barring adult business- Church in Lynnfield and St. tion will be on Friday from In June, New York’s Court of Amesbury, and Cheryl Ash in the funeral home prior to es from operating near Patrick’s Church in Largo. He 9-10:30 a.m., prior to the of Appeals reinstated rules of Dover, N.H.; the cherished the funeral. In lieu of flow- churches or schools and was active with the St. Vincent funeral. In lieu of flowers, dating to 2001 barring any grandmother of Summer and ers, contributions in Jean’s in most commercial and de Paul Society, and he also donations may be made to establishment with “live Olivia Curtin; the dear sister memory may be made to The residential neighborhoods. enjoyed golfing. the St. Vincent De- performances characterized of Frederick Hoering and his Michael J. Fox Foundation, The rules shuttered many Tony is survived by his Paul Society, 18 Can- by an emphasis on certain wife, Beverly of Wisconsin and Donation Processing, P.O. of more than 170 such es- son, Anthony J. DiSes- ton St., Stoughton, specified anatomical areas Florida and the aunt of several Box 5014, Hagerstown, MD tablishments around the sa and his wife Karen MA 02072. Directions or specified sexual activ- nieces and nephews. 21741-5014 or via www.mi- city, with then-mayor Rudy of Lynn; his daughter, and guestbook at ities” as well as sexually Born and raised in Everett, chaeljfox.org. For the online Giuliani helping rout them Carol Rougier of Wilm- www.solimine.com. explicit videos from all but Jean was a graduate of Ever- guestbook please visit www. out. carefully selected city zones. ett High School. Primarily a cuffemcginn.com. Times Square, where It isn’t the first time a porn parlors and strip court has sided with the clubs thrived into the George Apostolopoulos, 88 city, only to have the reg- MASSACHUSETTS BRIEF ulations tweaked or over- 1990s amid Broadway turned by another court theaters, now bears little later. But a lawyer who resemblance to its old self. LYNN — George los, his daughter Flo- But a few adult estab- Apostolopoulos, age ra Poulopoulos and represents several X-rat- lishments remained, some 88, formerly of Lynn, her husband Peter ed shops said in an unsuc- because they found ways passed away peace- of Lynn, his daugh- cessful petition to the U.S. fully at his home in ter Kathy Azua and Supreme Court last month to work around a rule de- Wilmington, on Sat- her husband Mark that if the city went ahead fining a business as adult urday, August 5 sur- of Fairfax, Va., his with long-delayed enforce- if it devoted 40 percent or rounded by his family. daughter Helen Ret- ment, it could put her cli- more of its floor space to He was the beloved sos of Reading, his ents out of business. the sex business. husband of Joanne grandchildren Cos- “New York has the tradi- Some strip clubs divided (Retsos) Apostolopoulos with tas Yiakas and Sophia and tion of being the freest and themselves in two, with whom he shared 51 years of Stephen Azua. and his sister most tolerant city in the part of the building de- marriage. Eleni Papalimberis and her country, if not the world,” voted to hosting private One of four children, born husband Angelo of Greece. He the lawyer, Erica Dubno, events. One opened a su- in Skortsinou, Arcadia, Greece is the brother of the late Pe- said. “And unfortunately, shi restaurant on one of to parents, Konstantinos and ter Apostolopoulos and John freedom of expression is its floors. Adult DVD and Flora Apostolopoulos, he em- Apostolopoulos being restricted and small book stores stocked up on igrated to America in 1960 Service information: PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS businesses are in jeopardy.” titles that had nothing to do with sex, and which and settled in Lynn. He was a His funeral will be held Grace Ellrodt, left, and conductor David Zin- Several dozen of the self-employed carpenter and on Thursday, August 10, adult establishments are often gathered dust. Oth- man sit with Zinman’s puppy Carlito outside ers did less to diversify, owned several restaurants. 2017 at 9 a.m. from the his home Monday. still hinging their hopes He was a kindhearted man SOLIMINE Funeral Home, on freedom-of-speech legal offering coat checks, pool who was instantly loved by all 426 Broadway (Rte 129) challenges, she said. tables or condoms in their vanished that morning he met. Always full of energy Lynn followed by services Yo-Yo Ma’s concert For now, there’s no ur- “non-adult” sections. and Zinman was afraid and known for his fun loving in St. George Greek Or- plea helps bring friend’s gency to clear out. The city the puppy would get run nature, he could always be thodox Church, Lynn at 10 is staying enforcement of found working in his garden a.m. Burial in Pine Grove lost puppy home over by a car or snatched the court decision pending 781-593-7700 or building with his tools. He Cemetery. Relatives and LENOX (AP) — With by a coyote. Ma considers a resolution of the legal Zinman one of his great- Publishing Daily, except Sundays will be greatly missed but will friends are respectfully in- Yo-Yo Ma’s help, a friend loose ends. USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 always be remembered for his vited. Visiting hours are on was able to bring his lost est mentors. In a statement, the New Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA constant smile. Wednesday from 4-8 p.m. puppy home. Grace Ellrodt didn’t at- York City Law Depart- and additional offices. 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By Thomas Grillo ment to hire an architect ITEM STAFF whose mission would be to create the space. Students at Breed Mid- Bids are due this sum- dle School will be getting mer and construction is a $200,000 consumer sci- expected to start next ence lab next year. year with a projected The city is seeking an opening in September of architect to convert the 2018. shuttered metal shop The work comes on the in the O’Callaghan Way heels of the defeat by school into workshop voters in March to build space that meets the edu- a pair of middle schools. cational needs of the 21st Latham has said all of the century. city’s middle school stu- It will house what used dents should have access to be called a Home Eco- to the same kind of new In the swim of things nomics program with facilities that are avail- cooking, sewing and the able at the Thurgood Mar- like. Lynn pride was on display Sat- shall Middle School. School Superintendent urday at the annual Boston Light Dr. Catherine Latham Thomas Grillo can be Swim with Kim Garbarino, an En- asked the city’s Inspec- reached at tgrillo@item- glish High School graduate and suc- tional Services Depart- live.com. cessful English Channel swimmer, making his 18th Boston Light cross- ing. Subscribe to LAW OFFICES OF Katelyn Kidney, a Classical High JAMES J. CARRIGAN School graduate, won the women’s • Social Security Disability division in the eight-mile swim. • Workers Compensation A Boston tradition since 1907, home delivery • Accidents Boston Light is touted on its website and get free access 25 years located across as the oldest open water marathon to the e-edition on from Lynn District Court swim in the U.S. and billed as the 15 Johnson St. “Granddaddy of American Open Wa- 781-596-0100 ter Swims.” JAMES J. CARRIGAN Participants start the race in the ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN RONALD D. MALLOY water at America’s first lighthouse, www.jamescarriganlaw.com the Boston Light on Little Brew- [email protected] ster Island in outer Boston Harbor. The course continues past George’s Island and Rainsford Island, then Selling a house? along Long Island (and past where the Long Island Bridge used to Buying a house? stand), and around Thompson’s Is- land. Find out what properties Swimmers come ashore at the his- recently sold in your area. toric L Street Bathhouse in South Boston, home of the world famous Check out L Street Brownies and the L Street Ice Swimmers. the Real Estate page Boston Light swimmers do not in Saturday’s paper. wear warmer wetsuits and early Au- COURTESY PHOTOS gust water temperatures average 65 degrees. Swimmers like Garbarino Top, Katelyn Kidney won the women’s division in the eight-mile have used Boston Light to prepare Boston Light Swim, while Kim Garbarino, above, made his 18th for the English Channel crossing. crossing. Mother calls Curwin killer a ‘coward’

COWARD At that point, Davis said day, he would come over to ages 8 and 1½. His two From A1 he picked a large kitch- eat and see his family. girls lived with their sep- en knife and opened his Carrillo said she was sit- arate mothers. She said building’s manager to Apt. apartment door. Davis ting outside the dwelling he had a lot of friends, was Need to find 15, where officers could said that once the door in front of Pedro, facing born in Lynn and went to see blood spattered at the opened, the victim began him, when a man came to- Lynn schools. He had been an article? entrance of the open door. yelling at him and threw a ward them with his head working at a temp agency Inside the apartment, po- punch at him that grazed down. In that moment, for a company that makes lice saw a man lying face his face. Davis told police Carrillo said the man hot dogs in Danvers. up on the floor, with his that when he went out turned around and shot Carrillo and Gomez said Subscribe to head facing toward the into the hallway, the man Pedro in the head, and they took issue with an entrance. He was uncon- came at him again, and took off running. Carril- article on Sunday follow- e-edition on scious, without a pulse that’s when he defended lo, through Gomez, said ing the shooting, where and was bleeding from his himself and stabbed him, she went over son’s body a neighbor told The Item chest from an apparent court documents show. and ran after the shooter, that the mother of the stab wound. Blood was During Davis’ arraign- who was making his way deceased (Carrillo) was spattered throughout the ment, information relat- around the houses. once held at gunpoint over apartment, court docu- ed to the victim was im- While she was running problems involving drugs ments show. pounded at the request after the man, Carrillo and money. Carrillo vehe- The man was taken to of Assistant District At- said a car was coming, mently denied the neigh- Salem Hospital, where torney Katelyn Giliberti, causing her to get sepa- bor’s claim, saying she he was pronounced dead. until the man’s next of kin rated from him. He ran on thought the man walking Police were told by a wom- could be notified. the other side of the car up to her and Pedro was a an that she had received Rebecca Whitehill, de- and she was forced to stop friend of her son’s before a phone call from Davis, fense attorney for Davis, for it, causing her to fall he opened fire. her father, who told her said she had no comment. and scrape her knees. “She wants to say exact- that he had stabbed the Davis is scheduled to re- Carrillo said she couldn’t ly there was no way they man and thought that he turn to court on Sept. 7 for see the man’s face, be- put a gun to her head,” Go- had killed him, court doc- a probable cause hearing. cause he was wearing a mez translated for Carril- uments show. A day after the early hoodie, but she would rec- lo. “She was never at gun- Police found Davis in Sunday morning shoot- ognize him if they ever point and it didn’t have Apt. 16, and the suspect ing, through a translator came face to face by his anything to do with drugs began to talk about the and friend — Carmen Go- body, his features and his or money.” The value of each coupon shown here is equal to incident. When police read mez — Isabel Carrillo, 52, way of running. If she ever But Gomez said Carrillo or greater than the price of the newspaper. him his Miranda Rights, spoke about how she wit- saw him, Carrillo said she doesn’t know what hap- and asked him if he un- nessed her son, Pedro, get would tell him that he pened with the shooting ATTENTION BUSINESS OWNERS! derstood them, Davis re- killed in front of her home killed her son and that he — once you’re at a certain portedly said: “Yes, I know at 89 Curwin Circle. is a coward. If he had any age, you don’t really know If you would like to participate in my rights. This isn’t my Carrillo said her 20-year- problem to hash out, he what’s up, what’s happen- The Daily Item’s Deal of the Day, first rodeo,” court docu- old grandson, Pedro’s son, should have faced her son, ing. ments show. lived with her in the Cur- instead of being a coward. contact us at 781-593-7700, ext. 1280 Davis told police that win Circle Complex. Pedro Carrillo said Pedro was a Gayla Cawley can be the man next door was was visiting with his son good son and a good father. reached at gcawley@item- TODAY’S DEAL OF THE DAY banging on his apartment and mother that night, He had three children — live.com. Follow her on door and threatening him. which was typical — every his son, and two girls, Twitter @GaylaCawley. 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EDITORIAL HOW TO REACH US Suffolk still sparks smiles 110 Munroe St. It’s great to see more than P.O. Box 5 6,000 people enjoyed racing this Lynn, MA 01903 past weekend at Suffolk Downs, Customer Service ignoring rain and sampling food Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. truck fare. Peak attendance just shy of Connecting the 7,000 mark proves pounding All Departments: hooves, a view from the grand- 781-593-7700 stand and the thrill of a wager Ext. 2 can still draw people to an in- stitution that has helped define Classifi ed Advertising Revere through the years. classi [email protected] The face of racing for almost a Subscriptions decade in the city has been the [email protected] grim view of the former Won- Circulation derland Greyhound Park visible [email protected] from North Shore Road. Com- muters headed to and from Bos- Ext. 3 ton and local drivers are treated Newsroom to the sight of the once-proud dog [email protected] track’s slow decay. The broken [email protected] windows and crumbling roof line Ext. 4 are a testament to the statewide referendum vote that doomed Sports racing and killed Wonderland. [email protected] Suffolk has survived even in Ext. 5 the wake of the state Gaming Retail and Online Commission decision to make Advertising Everett, not Revere, a Greater [email protected] Boston casino site. The Wynn re- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK sort promises to pour gambling ADVERTISING cash into the city of Everett’s cof- Dero D, ridden by David Amiss, hangs onto the lead and holds off Wind Spirit, with Dylan Davis aboard, to take the win in the first race on Saturday at Suffolk Downs. Ernie Carpenter Jr. fers and into the budgets of sur- Director of Advertising rounding cities. The passed-over and Business Development, ext. 1355 proposal for a Suffolk Downs ca- part of an overall vision for the History will be lost once Won- Boston and Logan International [email protected] sino kept the magic of the track Suffolk Downs site. derland falls to the wrecking Airport, the Suffolk site offers alive and incorporated racing The track enjoys a storied past ball. But efforts to save history plenty of acreage for innovative Michele Iannaco Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1315 into the concept of a 21st-centu- as a racecourse and a music ven- and enshrine a local landmark development that can attract [email protected] ry gambling venue. ue but Suffolk’s history is also for the enjoyment of future gen- new businesses to Revere and That vision is worth preserving Revere’s heritage. Generations erations almost always benefits East Boston and provide local Ralph Mitchell at Suffolk even as the track finds of local residents worked at the a community. Preserving Suf- residents with jobs. Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 itself on the verge of new life as track and fed their families and folk Downs and keeping horse The next chance for live racing [email protected] a major development site. With sustained careers built around racing alive is a chance to save and the summer food truck fes- Patricia Whalen imagination and modernization horse racing. People took pride a proud part of Revere’s history tival at Suffolk Downs is Sept. 2 Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 applied, racing can survive even in the track and Suffolk Downs in the same way Revere Beach and 3. Anyone who scoffs at the [email protected] as the huge site around the track drew racing fans from around has been preserved and im- thrill of thundering hooves and complex sees new uses. the Boston area even as it drew proved. the magic of the track is invited BUSINESS OFFICE The track’s history and heri- the best of the racing world to With two rapid transit stops to come down to Suffolk and put Beth Bresnahan tage deserves to be preserved as Revere and East Boston. and direct highway access to cynicism to the test. Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1253 [email protected] Susan J. Conti Controller, ext. 1288 STEPHEN MOORE [email protected] Ted Grant Publisher, ext. 1234 Trump economy shows progress, but peril looms [email protected] Marian Kinney ext. 1212 Well finally we are get- had done this well under points since that day. Yet new regulation enacted, as bearish sell off. [email protected] ting that “Summer of President Obama he and Paul Krugman is the guru Mr. Trump promised, there Put simply, if the GOP whiffs on the tax cut, it Will Kraft recovery.” The July jobs the media would have been who the left unfailingly have so far been 16 roll- Vice President / Finance, ext. 1296 report was a blockbuster doing cartwheels down turns to for this kind of backs for every new rule. will harm the economy [email protected] — solid job gains across Pennsylvania Avenue. sage wisdom. Hallelujah. and the stock market. It the economy, lowest un- Even worse, when the me- I’ve argued that this Deregulation has caused will put in dire jeopardy Jennifer Perez the Republican majorities ext. 1205 employment rate in more dia does cover the jobs and Trump bounce is the result a renewed surge in Amer- [email protected] than a decade, and a nice growth story, every report- of two factors. First, is the ican energy production in the midterm elections bump up in wages. er asks me: does Mr. Trump relief by investors, workers — including a big lift for in 2018. So losing is not an Carolina Trujillo This was a report that deserve credit for these and employers that the coal. Rather than putting option here. Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 [email protected] transcends spin. You just numbers? Well if he doesn’t, Obama eight-year assault coal out of business as That is why Republican have to tip your hat to who does? Liberals argue against business is over. Mr. Obama and Hillary leaders would be wise to Jim Wilson American businesses and that this is a continuation This is the ding dong the promised to do, under Mr. downsize their grand am- Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 say: well done. of the Obama recovery, but witch is dead effect. Trump America is now ex- bitions of a total rewrite [email protected] Still Donald Trump gets there’s a big problem with The truth is Mr. Trump porting American coal to of the tax code and simply CIRCULATION sell the American people on no respect. Even though that analysis: the economy could simply sit in the places in Eastern Europe, Lisa Mahmoud nearly every poll for the was decelerating under Mr. Oval Office for four years such as Croatia. a job creation tax cut that will benefit all American Manager, ext. 1239 past six years tell us that Obama, not speeding up. In like a potted plant and Now for a note of cau- [email protected] Americans care most about Mr. Obama’s last year in that would be a vast tion: it’s easy to get too companies including the CLASSIFIED jobs and the economy (with office, 2016, the economy improvement over the carried away by a buoyant 26 million small businesses terrorism occasionally tak- was barely limping to keep Obama agenda, which stock market, as George and put about $2,000 of tax Abbe Young Smith ing over first place), the ahead of another recession. was almost in every case W. Bush discovered at the relief into the pockets of fi- Manager, ext. 1276 media naturally won’t cov- My favorite moment in — from tax increases, to end of his administration, nancially stressed workers. [email protected] er the undeniable economic the post-election analy- spending stimulus bills, to and these equity markets With a pro-growth tax cut 3 percent-plus GDP growth NEWSROOM speed up since the election sis was the morning after Obamacare, Dodd-Frank, can turn on a dime. So Mr. is right around the corner. of Donald J. Trump. the election when Nobel the war on fossil fuels, and Trump would be wise not Bill Brotherton This won’t just mean more With the Dow at 22,000, Prize-winning economist so on — bad for growth. to get too carried away Features Editor ext. 1338 jobs, but pay raises for [email protected] solid job gains, confidence Paul Krugman, who also The second factor that with the runaway stock workers in a tighter labor high and growth jumping to twice writes a column has injected optimism into market. Gayla Cawley market. In that case, the 2.6 percent in the last quar- for The New York Times, the economy has been the The bigger peril is what Reporter, ext. 1236 Trump bounce that we are if Republicans don’t get [email protected] ter under President Trump, was asked when the stock anticipation effect of good seeing today will be a moon the economy clearly has a market would recover, things to come. Obamacare their act together and bounce in 2018. So just do Cheryl Charles Night Editor, ext. 1278 new bounce in its step. and he famously groused: repeal (whoops), less regu- what if they strike out it. The gains to investors “Never!” lation, the biggest tax cut on the tax cut as they did [email protected] and pension funds (for And then over the next since Reagan, pro-America last month on Obamacare Stephen Moore is a se- Tori Faieta tens of millions of middle eight hours the stock mar- energy policies, and so on. repeal? In that case, the nior fellow at The Heri- Copy Editor class families) is on the ket soared by some 700 The White House reports roaring stock market that tage Foundation and an [email protected] magnitude of $4 trillion. points. And now it has that instead of two regu- we are today celebrating economic consultant with Thomas Grillo If the economy and jobs shot up more than 3,000 latory rollbacks for every is likely to turn into a Freedom Works. Reporter, ext. 1264 [email protected] READERS’ FORUM Spenser Hasak Photographer, ext. 1332 E M. G D  Come to Central the messages filling the sermons. [email protected] President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill Pastor John Lawther always lifts B A. B Thor Jourgensen Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Congregational our spirits with a touch of humor and News Editor, ext. 1267 E C  J. Edward M. Grant by showing us the way to forgiveness [email protected] Director of Advertising To the Editor: Gordon R. Hall and overcoming anger and judgmen- T  J  Maybe you have heard this or even Steve Krause News Editor Monica Connell Healey tal perspectives. Sports Editor, ext. 1229 W J. K said it yourself: “You don’t need to go J. Patrick Norton Central Congregational is pretty Vice President, Finance to church to worship God.” But it’s [email protected] Michael H. Shanahan empty in the summer months with J N. W  Katie Morrison Chief Operating O cer Chairman worth coming to Central Congrega- people away on vacation trips or Sports Reporter P ’ tional Church on Broad Street to see family visits. But the spirit illumi- Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 what church has to offer. [email protected] Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 nated in the church by the swelling Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 The sun coming through the three sound of the organ and sun slanting Owen O’Rourke Ernest W. 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No, you don’t have to be in church Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 Central Congregational’s sermons to worship God, but you don’t know [email protected] are not filled with Hell and damna- what you are missing if you don’t Bridget Turcotte tion; they tell us how to be aware of come to Central Congregational Reporter, ext. 1269 shortcomings we are all guilty of to where we welcome one and all. [email protected] some extent. Stories and lessons from Nancy MacGrath the Bible and unconditional love are Lynn Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A5 Chicago files federal suit over sanctuary cities threat

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Officer killed during All address information, particu- theft at 2:12 a.m. Monday at REVERE larly arrests, reflect police records. In 55 Cottage St.; at 9:59 a.m. the event of a perceived inaccuracy, Monday at Hobson and South Arrests traffic stop, man sought it is the sole responsibility of the con- streets; at 10:40 a.m. Monday at 489 Summer St. Wiendy Alviti, 51, of 16 cerned party to contact the relevant Pleasant St., Apt. 2, was ar- CLINTON, Mo. (AP) — able to return fire, then police department and have the de- Authorities were search- the suspect drove away, Vandalism rested and charged with shop- partment issue a notice of correction lifting by concealing merchan- ing Monday for a 39-year- crashed and fled on foot, A report of motor vehicle old man charged with Lowe said. It was not clear to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- dise at 8:34 p.m. Saturday. vandalism at 9:50 a.m. Mon- Denner S. Araujo, 28, of first-degree murder in the if the driver was shot or ifications will not be made without day at 18 Alley St. 65 Wilbur St., Everett, was shooting death of a west- injured in the crash. express notice of change from the ern Missouri police officer arresting police department. arrested and charged with un- Officers searched a MARBLEHEAD licensed operation of a motor during a traffic stop. house Monday morning Clinton officer Gary Mi- vehicle, possession of an open where McCarthy was chael was killed Sunday LYNN Arrests container of alcohol in a mo- thought to be, but he was tor vehicle, resisting arrest and night. Ian McCarthy, 39, Kailey Katherine Gillis, 24, of Clinton, was charged not there. Lowe said au- Arrests disorderly conduct at 8:08 thorities believe he is still of 2 Lindsey St., was arrested p.m. Friday. in the killing Monday, David Clemons, 28, of 97 and charged with assault and even though he remained on foot somewhere in the Curwin Circle, was arrested Latesasha Chap- Clinton area. battery on a police officer, dis- man-Osaremen, 30, of 4 on the loose. Authorities PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and charged with violation The Kansas City Star cit- orderly conduct and resisting Raintree Lane, Apt. 4F, Brock- warned he should be con- of the city knife ordinance at arrest at 11:38 p.m. Sunday. sidered armed and danger. Ian McCarthy was ed police dispatches from 11:55 a.m. Sunday. ton, was arrested and charged charged Monday with with shoplifting by asportation McCarthy, of Clinton, the Henry County Joint Richard Davis, 66, of 195 Complaints is also wanted in New first-degree murderCommunication Center Union St., was arrested and at 5:31 p.m. Friday. Hampshire, where a war- and armed criminal captured and archived by charged with murder at 8:41 A report of paddle boarders Dawari Mark Dan-Harry, rant was issued in 2013 action in the fatal Broadcastify.com, an on- p.m. Sunday. struggling at 10:39 a.m. Sun- 27, of 300 Broadway, Apt. 434, when he failed to show up shooting of Clinton line source of public safety Antone Holland, 38, of 92 day at Marblehead Harbor. A was arrested and charged with for sentencing on a disor- police officer Gary Mi- audio streams. It began Walnut St., Peabody, was ar- caller reported that there were assault and disorderly conduct at 12:16 a.m. Saturday. derly conduct charge, ac- chael during a traffic with an officer, presum- rested and charged with op- two different paddle boarders Joseph Daniel Dulcetta, cording to court records in stop on Sunday. ably Michael, saying he eration of a motor vehicle with just off the lighthouse who that state. 32, of 4 Jordan St., Apt. 1, was stopped a Dodge SUV and a suspended license at 4:05 seemed to be struggling due Missouri online court arrested on a warrant at 3:16 traffic stop, near Clinton, calmly giving the phonet- p.m. Sunday. to the wind. The harbormaster records show that McCa- about 75 miles southeast Nicholas Iudice, of 7 At- was notified and reported that p.m. Saturday. ic alphabet for the license Davidson Junio Freitas, 24, rthy was charged Monday of Kansas City, involved lantic St., was arrested on a they were fine and were head- in Henry County, even as plate. of 165 Winthrop Ave., Apt. 1, a registration violation, warrant charge of leaving the ing back to Riverhead. the manhunt for him con- Ten seconds later came A report of a capsized boat was arrested and charged with Lowe said. scene of property damage at tinues. word that shots were fired at 2:10 p.m. Sunday at Mar- assault and battery and mali- The vehicle stopped was 3:02 p.m. Sunday. Michael, 37, had been on and an officer was struck. Eliseo Lopez, 27, of 397 blehead Harbor. A caller re- cious destruction of property the force less than a year, registered to McCarthy, Responding officers said Boston St., was arrested on a ported a boat had capsized at 3:20 p.m. Saturday. Missouri Highway Patrol Lowe said. The driver a dark-colored SUV was courtesy booking at 6:53 p.m. and three passengers wearing Hector Moises Gomez-Du- Sgt. Bill Lowe said. The fired at Michael, who was seen fleeing from the area. Sunday. lifejackets were stranded on ran, 18, of 50 Marshall St., Rachelle Young, 26, was a rock. The harbormaster was Apt. B, was arrested and arrested on a warrant charge notified and picked up four charged with shoplifting by as- Arkansas inmates snatch keys, of trespassing at 10:19 p.m. teenagers on the rock from portation at 5:59 p.m. Friday. Sunday. Children’s Island. An attempt Jovani Valdivie Medra- was made to recover their sail- no-Garcia, 19, of 2 Beach- take control of part of prison Accidents boat. land Ave., was arrested and A report of a disturbance at charged with shoplifting by as- By Andrew DeMillo A report of a motor vehicle 4:46 p.m. Sunday on Crest- portation at 5:59 p.m. Friday. ASSOCIATED PRESS accident at 11:28 a.m. Sun- wood Road. Karenlee Powers Potts, 63, day at Eastern Avenue and of 1 Deadys Lane, South Bos- LITTLE ROCK, Ark. New Ocean Street; at 1:43 NAHANT ton, was arrested and charged — Six inmates snatched p.m. Sunday on Shepard with shoplifting by concealing keys from three correc- Street; at 4:48 p.m. Sunday Complaints merchandise at 2:13 p.m. Fri- tional officers at a max- at 15 Parker Ave.; at 5:14 day. imum security prison in p.m. Sunday at 634 Chest- A report of a disturbance Zachary Roldan, 22, of 114 Arkansas on Monday and nut St.; at 8:31 p.m. Sunday at 6:13 p.m. Friday on Castle Shurtleff St., Apt. 6, Chelsea, held the officers in an area at Shop Kwik Superette Inc. Road; at 7:47 p.m. Saturday was arrested on a courtesy of the facility for about at 534 Lynnfield St.; at 9:02 at Oceanview Country Club on booking at 11:38 a.m. Satur- three hours, the second p.m. Sunday at Bay View and Willow Road. day. major disturbance to oc- Western avenues; at 9:31 p.m. Jean Leonard Teganya, 45, cur at the penitentiary in Sunday at 160 Franklin St. PEABODY of 14 Suffolk Ave., was ar- less than a month. A report of a motor vehicle rested on a warrant at 6 a.m. The Arkansas Depart- hit and run accident at 11:40 Arrests Friday. ment of Correction said a.m. Sunday at 140 South Tiffany E. Wright, 31, of the inmates overpowered Common St. Renan A. Dossantos, 22, 900 Western Ave., Apt. 2, Lynn, the officers and took the FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS A report of a motor vehicle of 8 Cottage St., Apt. 2, was was arrested and charged with keys during recreation A guard is shown in a tower at the Arkansas accident with personal injury arrested and charged with un- shoplifting by asportation at call at the Maximum Se- Department of Correction Tucker Unit near at 9:37 p.m. Sunday at Bay licensed operation of a motor 5:31 p.m. Friday. curity Unit in Tucker, 30 Tucker, Ark. View and Western avenues. vehicle at 10:13 p.m. Satur- miles southeast of Little day. Accidents Rock. The three officers Breaking and Entering Scott Guarino, 39, of 237 mal operations. whether the inmates had A report of a motor vehicle were later released with Graves said the injured any kinds of weapons. Park St., Dorchester, was ar- A report of a breaking and hit and run accident at 4:30 scrapes, bruises and oth- inmate was in stable con- The disturbance oc- rested on a warrant at 8:48 entering at 3:14 p.m. Sunday a.m. Sunday at Cinco De Mayo er minor injuries, while dition after suffering inju- curred a week after of- p.m. Saturday. at 97 Curwin Circle; at 8:37 on Centennial Avenue. an inmate who was not ries that could not be treat- ficials revealed that a involved in the initial a.m. Monday at 29 Fuller St. Accidents A report of a motor vehicle ed by the prison infirmary. guard at the same prison accident at 7:05 a.m. Sunday disturbance was taken to A report of a motor vehicle Graves said the inmates fired three warning shots on Warren Street; at 12:47 a hospital. Shortly after breaking and entering at 7:35 A report of a motor vehicle who had taken the keys into the air on July 22 af- a.m. Monday at 7 Isabella St. accident at 8:39 p.m. Satur- p.m. Sunday at Stop & Shop the last officer was re- had been moved to another ter two guards and an in- day at Gardner and Seneca on Furlong Drive; at 7:18 p.m. leased, corrections depart- facility after the incident, mate were attacked. The Complaints roads; at 9:57 p.m. Saturday Sunday on Eastern Avenue; at ment spokesman Solomon but did not say where. The department said it was at 21 Sutton St. and 3 Milk St. 11:48 p.m. Sunday on Revere Graves said the inmates department did not say not informed of the shots A report of a disturbance at Street. surrendered and the pris- how the prisoners took the fired until it was reported 12:33 p.m. Sunday at 109 Eu- Complaints on began returning to nor- keys from the officers, or by the Arkansas Times. taw Ave.; at 4:02 p.m. Sunday Assaults on Anderson Lane; at 4:31 A report of suspicious ac- p.m. Sunday at Cibao Market tivity at 7:22 p.m. Saturday at A report of an assault at at 118 South Common St.; D’Orsi’s Bakery and Delicates- 10:02 a.m. Sunday on Squire at 5:28 p.m. Sunday at 367 sen at 197 Washington St. A Road; at 4:47 p.m. Sunday on Boston St.; at 6:08 p.m. Sun- man was reportedly traveling Squire Road. day at 340 Broadway; at 6:57 down Washington Street with p.m. Sunday at 16 Flint St.; at a new gas grill. The man told Complaints 7:08 p.m. Sunday at 39 Ami- police that he got the grill from 2017 RED ROCK PARK ty St.; at 8:15 p.m. Sunday at the Wheeler Street area and A report of a disturbance at Lynnway and Surfside Road; at it had been put out for trash; 12:09 a.m. Sunday on Hillside FREE SUMMER CONCERTS 9:28 p.m. Sunday at 39 Am- at 9:33 p.m. Saturday at 125 Avenue; at 12:14 a.m. Sunday ity St.; at 10 p.m. Sunday at Newbury St. A man was report- on Revere Beach Boulevard; at 421 Essex St.; at 11:02 p.m. edly involved in lewd behavior 12:15 a.m. Sunday on Aucella Sunday at Raffi’s Place at 408 in the parking lot. Umberto Court; at 12:20 a.m. Sunday Summer St.; at 12:02 a.m. Sanchez Flores, 37, was sum- on Kimball Avenue; at 12:44 Monday at 7 Rockaway St.; at moned for open and gross a.m. Sunday at Revere Hous- Aug. 10: White Lightnin’ 3:44 a.m. Monday on Laighton lewdness. ing Authority on Rose Street; at Street; at 10:12 a.m. Monday A report of a disturbance at 12:57 a.m. Sunday at Revere Aug. 17: 4EverFab Beatles Music at 31 Burchstead Place. 8:42 p.m. Saturday on Hardy Housing Authority on Dana A report of a gunshot at 9:42 Street; at 8:48 p.m. Saturday Street; at 1:03 a.m. Sunday Aug. 24: 12:01 Blues Band p.m. Sunday at 12 Brownville at South Peabody Liquor Mart on Proctor Avenue; at 1:10 Ave. at 87 Lynnfield St.; at 11:47 a.m. Sunday at Harry Della p.m. Saturday at 62 Fairview Russo Stadium on Fernwood Homicide Ave.; at 12 a.m. Sunday at Avenue; at 1:49 a.m. Sunday The Jade at 4 Bourborn St.; at on Hillside Avenue; at 5:37 A report of a homicide at 8:18 6:35 a.m. Sunday at 37 Don- a.m. Sunday on Crescent Av- p.m. Sunday at 195 Union St. na St.; at 9:32 a.m. Sunday at enue; at 6:28 a.m. Sunday 147 Lynnfield St. on Mountain Avenue; at 9:04 Overdose p.m. Sunday on Vinal Street; Fire at 10:35 p.m. Sunday on Concerts are from 6-8 p.m. A report of an overdose at Sumner Street. 5:14 p.m. Sunday on Wash- A report of a structure fire at Admission is FREE. 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Lynn Community Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 Development Hotline CALL 24 HOURS A DAY Spanish menu available or text the word tiplynn Friends of Lynn and Nahant Beach All reports of neighborhood and your tip to activity will be investigated. lynn-nahantbeach.org Callers may remain anonymous. “tip411” (847411) TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Poached eels: US strikes at illegal harvests as value grows

By Patrick Whittle clandestine harvesting ASSOCIATED PRESS and sales. Operation Broken Glass, BREWER, Maine — a reference to the eels’ Changes in the worldwide glassy skin, has resulted fisheries industry have Licensed in 15 guilty pleas for il- eel fisher- turned live baby Ameri- legal trafficking of about can eels into a commod- men Jessica $4 million worth of elvers. ity that can fetch more Card, left, Two people are under in- than $2,000 a pound at and Julie dictment, and more indict- the dock, but the big de- Keene shine ments are expected. mand and big prices have flashlights In Maine, more than 400 spawned a black market into the wa- licensed fishermen make that wildlife officials say ter on the their living fishing for el- is jeopardizing the species. banks of the vers in rivers such as the Law enforcement au- Penobscot thorities have launched a Penobscot in Brewer and the Passagassawakeag in River after crackdown on unlicensed setting a net eel fishermen and illicit Belfast every spring. They say law enforcement is vi- in Brewer, sales along the East Coast. Maine. Although not a well- tal to protecting the eels known seafood item like and the volatile industry. the Maine lobster, wrig- Randy Bushey, of Steu- PHOTO | gling baby eels, or elvers, ben, has been fishing for ASSOCIATED PRESS are a fishery worth many elvers since 1993. He said millions of dollars. Elvers he saw his income balloon Carolina. The American Associated Press. The in- Austin pleaded guilty in gal wildlife trade, can car- often are sold to Asian from as little as $5,000 per eel fishery was typically vestigation of people who federal court in Norfolk, ry a penalty of up to five aquaculture companies to year in the 1990s to more worth $1 million to $3 mil- catch, sell or export elvers Va., to trafficking more years in prison and a fine be raised to maturity and than $350,000 in 2012. He lion per year until 2011, illegally has ranged from than $189,000 in illegal- of as much as $250,000. sold to the lucrative Jap- said tighter quotas mean when the economics of the Maine to South Carolina; ly harvested elvers from Investigators go under- anese restaurant market, he’s earning less these industry changed. Asian a New York seafood dis- 2013 to 2015. cover to track poachers, where they mainly are days, and in the most re- and European eel stocks tributor was among those The federal agencies in- posing as people illegally served grilled. cent season he made about dried up, and the value netted. volved in the poaching in- fishing for elvers. They But licensed U.S. fisher- $57,000. of American eels grew to In one case, federal pros- vestigations say there’s no also follow eel migrations, men complain poaching “I’ve seen the best, more than $40 million in ecutors said, three men end date for their probe. hoping to catch illegal has become widespread, and I’ve seen the worst,” 2012 because of demand pleaded guilty in Novem- The Department of Justice fishermen on the spot. as prices have climbed in Bushey said. “I want to in China, South Korea ber 2016 to trafficking declined to speculate on Investigators also track recent years. In response, see it preserved. I want to and other Asian countries. more than $740,000 worth how many poachers there catch records, which are the U.S. Department of see it straightened out.” Investigators also of elvers harvested illegal- are and how many arrests required by states, to look Justice, the U.S. Fish and The elvers are legal- turned their eyes to poach- ly from the Cooper River are expected. A conviction for possible illegal fishing Wildlife Service and other ly harvested in the U.S. ing in 2011, the Depart- in the Charleston, S.C., for violating the Lacey and selling along the sup- agencies are investigating only in Maine and South ment of Justice told The area. In another, Richard Act, which prohibits ille- ply chain. Town of Nahant longs for green Kite surfer and

GREEN grant money to fund proj- ing machines. The money including the Public Safe- From A1 ects ranging from the con- has also helped the city ty Building and the Sau- bicyclist injured version from oil to natural purchase four electric gus Public Library. The town’s exploratory gas at Chevalier Theatre, vehicles and install two Swampscott has received committee was founded energy conservation mea- charging stations. more than $800,000 since after collision last month to research the sures at five municipal Similarly, Saugus 2010 for a complete, town- benefits and feasibility of buildings and schools, and has received more than wide LED streetlight con- COLLIDE later transferred to Mass achieving Green Commu- LED lighting upgrades at $451,000 for projects in- version, and LED light- From A1 General. She was being nity status. six schools and one munic- cluding the installation ing in the Clarke School, treated in the Intensive “There are 185 green ipal facility. The city also of an electric car charging Swampscott High School, Both were transported Care Unit on Monday, said cities and towns in Mas- received money for LED station, the purchase Swampscott Public Li- to Salem Hospital. The bi- Manley. sachusetts that are Green streetlight conversion. of two electric cars, and brary, the police station, cyclist was later released. Communities,” said Bari- Revere has received lighting upgrades at Vet- and Town Hall, in addition Bridget Turcotte can be The kitesurfer, who ini- le. “Nahant should be one.” $456,000 for energy con- erans Memorial Elemen- to other energy saving ini- reached at bturcotte@item- Malden, Medford, Re- servation measures at tary School and Belmonte tiatives. tially only complained of live.com. Follow her on vere, Saugus, and Swamp- City Hall, the Senior Cen- Middle School. pain to her abdomen, was Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. scott have all been desig- ter, and the Youth Center, Funds received last Bridget Turcotte can be nated green communities. including pipe and attic month will go toward en- reached at bturcotte@item- Medford has received insulation, weather seal- ergy conservation mea- live.com. Follow her on Conservation is key more than $1.1 million in ing, and controls on vend- sures in town buildings, Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. Enjoying a taste of summer in Medford in Swampscott plan CONSERVATION Conservation Commission From A1 and Open Space & Recre- ation Commission, with remaining consistent with help from the Department the conservation, and oth- of Public Works and possi- er relevant, town restric- ble volunteer groups, offi- tions, officials said. cials said. One of those mainte- James L. Little, of nance actions is aimed at Brookline, purchased the limiting public access to Blythswood Property in daylight hours and only 1847, and began construc- across that portion of the tion of Blythswood, which Blythswood Property des- ignated as the Blythswood was completed in 1848. Public Easement, accord- His son, Arthur Little, an ing to the draft plan. architect, designed and Another maintenance oversaw the renovation of strategy is to ensure that many of the estate homes the public use of the ease- in the immediate area, ment does not significant- along with other notable ly impair the protection estates on the North Shore. and preservation of the Arthur Little oversaw the Blythswood Property, or renovation of Blythswood the reasonable quiet or when he owned the prop- enjoyment of the property, erty around the turn of the according to the plan. last century, officials said. A third goal includes re- Officials are seeking taining the town’s prima- public input and comment ry responsibility for man- on the draft plan through aging and maintaining Sept. 1. The document is the public access of the available online at http:// public easement, and for www.planswampscott. enforcing the provisions of com/portfolio/open-space- the conservation restric- land-use-management- tion as they relate to pub- plans/ lic use of the easement, To help with maintain- according to the plan. Also outlined in the ing town conservation plan is immediate work land, officials are interest- that needs to be done ed in creating a “Friends for the public easement, of” Swampscott conser- including signage, path vation lands group, sim- clearing and removal of ilar to “Friends of Lynn invasive species. Longer Woods” and the “Marble- PHOTO | MARIANNE SALZA term maintenance will head Conservancy.” Any- include litter control and one interested should con- Fred Meyer goes shopping for organic salad greens at the Good Roots farm stand. vegetation clearing, which tact Kane at pkane@town. will be coordinated by the swampscott.ma.us. MEDFORD have as many people inter- Quinn takes pride in the ucts from outside New From A1 ested in being here. They’d Farmers Market receiving England or New York,” also take away from each a Medford Arts Council said Quinn, who grew up Quinn, president of the other’s sales,” Quinn ex- grant to pay musicians for in an agricultural town Saugus author does Board of Directors. “This plained. “We have four providing live entertain- and loved visiting farm new location has in- produce vendors: one has ment, a treat that was not stands with his parents. best writing in pencil creased foot traffic and more fruit than others, in the budget in previous “If Lanni Orchards hands sales. We love it here. It’s two are organic — and years. you a pint of blueberries, great. We’re very happy citing when local authors one of those sells organic “We have musicians or Good Roots hands you PENCIL with our vendors.” can get their books out meat — and another sells booked every hour of ev- a head of lettuce, there’s a From A1 Sixteen local farmers there. We definitely like to flowers.” ery week. The music is an and food producers pro- good chance they were on shelves at Barnes & Noble feature local authors and vided baked goods, vi- Beginning in mid-July, advantage that we have. a plant this morning.” any day. It will be sold in tell people that a person brant vegetables and the Farmers Market be- We’re lucky to have the Visit the Medford Farm- the store and on Amazon in their community has fruits, herbs, and wine gan hosting the Every- music,” said Quinn, who ers Market every Thurs- for $14.95. accomplished something along the 150-foot path, thing is Free swap table, joined the organization day from 3-7 p.m. from “We have been trying like writing a book.” where neighbors dropped where people can pick up to set a good example for now until Oct. 12. For to get ahold of it,” said by on bikes, and families and drop off gently used his children about eating more information on ven- Kathleen Murphy, a man- Bridget Turcotte can be wheeled strollers. items, such as a set of healthy. dors and entertainment, ager at Barnes & Noble reached at bturcotte@item- “If we had 10 produce martini glasses and pair “We do not allow anyone visit www.MedfordFarm- in Saugus. “People have live.com. Follow her on vendors, I don’t think we’d of ice skates. who is sourcing their prod- ersMarket.org. been calling for it. It’s ex- Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. A8 TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 2017 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS With Swift in court, Book review: Blogger writes about gentrification of NYC jury selection proceeds “Vanishing New ized iteration of Gotham in groping case York: How a Great through public policies City Lost Its Soul” favoring the wealthy. DENVER (AP) — With Taylor Swift (Dey Street Books), by One example of Man- looking on, potential jurors in her law- Jeremiah Moss hattan’s suburbanization: suit against an ex-Denver radio host If you’ve lived in New the number of Starbucks were asked Monday if they had ever York City for any period outposts. The coffee giant been inappropriately touched or wrong- of time, you’ve likely has 307 locations on ly accused of groping someone — the seen the place change. the island alone, one for issues at the center of the case. People move in and out every 5.5 blocks. A 15-page questionnaire released during of the city, as if walking In fact, walk down the jury selection in the dueling lawsuits also through a revolving door. streets of Greenwich asked candidates if they had seen any Similarly, restaurants Village or through Times pictures related to the case — a possible open to fanfare only to Square and you’ll see the reference to a photo that shows DJ David die a short time later. same national retail- Mueller with his right hand behind the But in the last decade ers that occupy shop- or so, the most strik- pop superstar, just below her waist, before ping malls all over the ing change happening a 2013 concert in Denver. country: Olive Garden, in Manhattan is the The photo was obtained by TMZ then PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Applebee’s and Outback sealed by a judge earlier in the case. “hyper-gentrification” Steak House; J. Crew, the Swift claims Mueller grabbed her on across formerly unique Gap and American Eagle the buttock during a meet-and-greet neighborhoods, creating a gleaming Outfitters. photo session at the show. Her lawyers sky-high suburb for the 1 percent. “It’s “...the city is becoming a dull land- have called the photo “damning” proof cupcakes, cronuts and hundred-dollar scape of Anywhere, USA, in which New that Mueller groped her. doughnuts dipped in 24-karat gold (yes, York looks less like New York and more Mueller, who also attended jury selec- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS this exists — in Williamsburg),” writes tion, denies the allegation and says the author Jeremiah Moss in his new book, like downtown Denver, Dallas, Toledo,” “Vanishing New York: How a Great City Moss writes. “Same towers, same coffee photo only shows him trying to jump concert, downloaded or purchased her into the frame. Swift and Mueller are Lost its Soul.” chains, same mega-mall typefaces and music, or attended the 2013 concert. both smiling in the picture. The book is an expansion of his cinnamon-bun compulsions, buildings The jury questionnaire also said However, they weren’t even looking at popular blog of the same name, where made of shiny surfaces that face each anyone who is uncomfortable with each other in court on Monday. Moss has long chronicled the demise other admiring themselves in their discussing any instances of inappropri- Mueller, wearing a dark suit, sat at the of beloved, if gritty, New York estab- neighbors’ empty reflections.” ate touching can speak to the judge in plaintiff’s table with his back turned to lishments. In the book, Moss tells an New Yorkers may find the book is Swift, who sat at a nearby table with her private. intriguing story that is an indictment of a sad elegy to a city that is no longer mother, Andrea Swift, and their attorneys. Jury selection ended for the day and local leaders who ushered in a steril- recognizable. Mueller often appeared to be reading will resume Tuesday. The eight-member documents while Swift watched the pro- panel will be chosen from a pool of 60 Review: ‘The Quiet Child’ by John Burley is engrossing novel ceedings closely, occasionally conferring candidates, court spokesman Jeff Col- with her counsel. well said. There will be no alternates. “The Quiet Child: a across the street when he One juror was dismissed over his answer In his lawsuit, Mueller claims he was Novel” (William Mor- and Sean went into the to the question, “In a lawsuit between fired from his job at a country music row), by John Burley store, leaving Danny to station after Taylor’s team wrongfully told David Mueller and Taylor Swift would you “The Quiet Child” wait in the car. Because his boss that Mueller had groped her. He have bias for or against either Taylor Swift is 6-year-old Danny is seeking at least $3 million in damages. or David Mueller?” The potential juror McCray, who is indeed Sean and Danny were Swift’s countersuit against Mueller answered, “She seems petty and spiteful.” quiet. He doesn’t speak, inseparable, the older boy claims sexual assault. Another was removed for purportedly though doctors have said went to keep his brother Swift appeared in court in a white pre-judging the case based on the photo he can but has “elec- company. dress and black jacket, even though she at the center of the dispute. tive mutism.” Danny’s The search sets off a and Mueller were not required to attend The case is being heard in federal presence is often discon- massive search by Sheriff until the actual trial begins. court because Swift and Mueller live in certing to the residents Potential jurors were asked whether different states — Swift in Nashville, of Cottonwood, Califor- Jim Kent and the state they are fans of either Mueller or Swift, Tenn., Mueller in Colorado — and dam- nia, where he is “a ghost police. The parents, including if they had ever seen Swift in ages at stake exceed $75,000. child, a quiet child the especially Kate, seem townspeople referred distraught, but as the only to in whispers.” days and weeks pass, They blame him for everyone is viewed as a bringing whatever ails PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the town. suspect. While the town John Burley sets his residents are concerned third engrossing novel in 1954, when about Sean, few care if Danny is found. anyone the least bit different, such as Burley never lets the tension lag as he Danny, is looked on with suspicion, and keeps the suspense high. Danny is even more of an enigma to his While “The Quiet Child” delves into parents. His mother, Kate, is suffering from a debilitating illness that occurred ungrounded fears perpetuated by the shortly after Danny’s premature birth. town, the family dynamics are para- His father, Michael, blames Danny mount to character development and for his wife’s condition and, frankly, is plot. Michael loves his wife without afraid of his son. Only Danny’s 10-year- reservation, but the love he has for old brother, Sean, truly loves him. his children has conditions. How the Both boys are kidnapped after Mi- chael takes Danny and Sean for an ice family’s situation evolves into the boys’ cream run at the local grocery store. kidnapping culminates with myriad Michael remembers seeing a stranger jaw-dropping twists. Hackers demand millions in ransom for stolen HBO data

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Fueled by a 4-for-4 performance at the plate from leadoff hitter David Ruggiero and ve shutout innings on the mound from pitcher David Hoar, the Champions kept their season alive with a 10-0 mercy rule win at Swamp- scott Middle School. “We had our backs against the wall,” Peabody manager Mike Giardi said. “We saw it in Game PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 2. We just had to play a complete game and we knew we had to. As crazy as it sounds, getting Baseball great Don Baylor 10 runs in this game is important. You want to died Monday at the age of 68, end it. This park, especially with their hitters, after a battle with cancer. they can get some runs up really quick.” Peabody led 6-0 coming into the top of the STEVE KRAUSE sixth inning, when the Champions added four more runs to end the game early. “We’ve been playing Swampscott for years,” Baylor was Giardi said. “The rivalry has been the same every year, it’s been awesome. But we realized ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON a breath of NSBL, B2 Peabody starter David Hoar had a no-hitter through four innings. fresh air St. Mary’s Mercado makes For those who think that discord and the Bos- the jump to Bridgewater State ton Red Sox are some- By Harold Rivera thing new, ITEM STAFF think again. Discord and In four seasons as a member of the St. Mary’s boys basketball team, Jonny Mercado the Red Sox have been partners built an impressive career. The Spartans’ starting point guard for three of those seasons, for longer than most of us have Mercado helped carry St. Mary’s to the Division 4 state nal twice. That includes a vic- been alive. tory over Maynard for the title in 2016. In fact, it was more common Now Mercado shifts his focus to the next chapter of his basketball career, as the back in the 1960s, 70s and 80s Lynn native committed to play at Bridgewater State last month. Initially, Bridge- than it is now. David Price’s little water State was the second choice on Mercado’s list. After seeing similarities be- dust-up with Dennis Eckersley tween Bears coach Joe Farroba and Spartans coach Dave Brown, Mercado was sold is really the rst time since the on joining the team. bad old days of Bobby Valentine “Coach Farroba came to a lot of my games and he even showed up to a lot of my in 2012 where the off- eld non- practices,” Mercado said. “Coach Brown is a big part of my life and that’s what I sense has dwarfed the baseball. was looking for in a school. I wanted that coach that I could come to anytime. Even It seems as if the Red Sox have though I graduated, I still talk to Coach Brown today and I see that in Coach always had those one or two play- Farroba.” ers who could cast a pall over the Mercado, who graduated from St. Mary’s in May, has already began develop- room in about 12 seconds. For all ing a sense of camaraderie with his future teammates. He met his roommate, his skill and dependability in another incoming Bears player, and will meet the rest of the team when he the clutch, Carl Yastrzemski was arrives on campus at the end August. a somber person whose disposi- “I’ve met my roommate, he’s from Colorado and he’s another in- tion did not lend itself to levity coming freshman player,” Mercado said. “We’ve been texting back and harmony. Reggie Smith was and forth. I know there’s another point guard there and he’s a lot like him, and it should be no a senior. I’ll be playing behind him. I’ll be going up to the surprise that they were friends school on August 30 and that’s when I’ll meet most of on those late 1960s-early 1970s my teammates.” teams that were known more for Although he anticipates challenges in making the the tension that followed them transition from the level of play in high school to than anything they ever won. college, Mercado’s anticipating those upcoming Later, in 1975, Jim Rice came trials with con dence. The loss to Maynard along and he, like Yastrzemski, in this year’s state nal, the same team St. was not one to toot his horn un- Mary’s beat in 2016, has served as a duly. In fact, Rice was even more source of motivation for Mercado. Jonny Mercado was the point aggressively reluctant to engage “I’m de nitely con dent in my guard for the St. Mary’s basketball reporters and glad-handers than abilities to take it to the next teams that went to back-to-back Yastrzemski was. level,” Mercado said. “Since that state championships, coming home All of this comes as a prelude loss in the state championship, with the title in the 2015-16 season. to talking about Don Baylor, I’ve been working out. My dad, Mercado will continue his playing who died Monday after a long Jason, he takes me anywhere I career at Bridgewater State. battle with multiple myeloma. need to go and he even works me Baylor came to the team before out. He was a big part of my career ITEM FILE PHOTO the 1986 season, mainly because and my success at St. Mary’s. I’m ex- Lou Gorman, the general man- cited and I’m ready to get in there and ager at the time, understood compete with my teammates.” how fast brooding superstars — It also helps Mercado’s cause that he and Rice was still very much a part of that team — could bring MERCADO, B2 a room down. The Red Sox had a young pitching staff and Gor- man didn’t want any of them, including a 23-year-old phenom Breaking away from the pack named Roger Clemens, taking their cues from seemingly unap- A little rain couldn’t proachable players. keep the runners Baylor was exactly the oppo- away from Manning site. He was friendly, approach- Field last night, as able, and seemed to have a sixth kids turned out for sense when it came to delivering another edition of just the right tone for the mo- the Lynn Youth Sum- ment. mer Track Series. When he was with the Orioles, Mairin Miller, left, Baylor learned from the great was decked out in Frank Robinson the value of the pink and blue athlet- Kangaroo Court — a humorous accounting of all sins big and ic gear as she hustled small — and he created one, and to the nish line in presided over it, in the Red Sox the 30-meter race. clubhouse. The series will con- He wasn’t just a mood-bright- tinue for two more ener in the clubhouse either. weeks, with meets He could back it up on the eld. beginning at 6:30 Baylor was a erce competitor p.m. at Manning between the lines. His specialty, Field. other than hitting home runs, was being hit by pitches. He ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON had a way of turning his body into pitches while looking as if he was getting out of the way. In his career, he was hit by 267 pitches, and I don’t recall him doing anything other than drop- ping his bat and trotting to rst. This business of running out to the mound and starting brawls wasn’t for him. People often forget that Baylor KRAUSE, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 2017 Wilfork came up with the big plays

KRAUSE portant: Can the player From B1 be counted on to come up with the big play? also had a 2-run homer Wilfork had that abili- in the ninth inning of the ty. Once, he picked up a 1986 ALCS’s Game 5. It fumble in a playoff game brought the Red Sox to and ran it back almost 20 within a run (5-4) and set yards. Now think about the stage for Dave Hen- this. Of the 11 offensive derson’s dramatic blast. players who had just giv- All I can say is RIP, Don. en up the ball, at least I enjoyed covering you eight of them had to be very much. able to run rings around • Big Vince. Yet Wilfork got Another guy I enjoyed almost 20 yards on them covering was Vince Wil- before going down (per- fork. Big Vince certainly haps more from exhaus- had the size and presence tion than anything else). to be truly larger than life, Said Wilfork afterward, but he was anything but. “I ran the ball in high He was just a regular guy school. I was the best play- off the field — albeit a reg- er on my team.” ular guy who loved to bar- There was a playoff game becue racks and racks of against the Baltimore Ra- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ribs and talk about them vens in 2012 where the as if they were his chil- Patriots really had to Vince Wilfork anchored the Patriots’ defensive line for 11 seasons. dren. make a fourth-down stop. Someday Wilfork will be The Ravens were knock- in the NFL Hall of Fame, ing on the door and a first but there won’t be many down would have surely Former Patriot Vince Wilfork pertinent stats anyone resulted in a touchdown. could use to justify it. Wil- Wilfork lined up slightly fork’s specialty was tying off center, read the play officially retires from the NFL up blockers and holding correctly, shredded block- his own against double- er, and stuffed the runner and often triple-teams. for a loss. The Patriots ul- (AP) — Former New England and Ohio. He certainly has enough num- seasons. He was named to five Pro This way, faster, more mo- timately won that game Houston defensive tackle Vince Wil- bers and rings to merit first-ballot Bowls and helped the Patriots win bile, defenders could roam — the AFC championship fork announced his retirement from consideration. two Super Bowls. free to make tackles and game — because Balti- the NFL in a barbecue commercial “Congrats on a #HOF career bro... Wilfork’s final game came in New score sacks. more kicker Billy Cundiff Monday, a fitting farewell for a big Now you can sit back and barbeque England, a playoff loss in January. He also had the knack, missed a chip-shot field guy who loved to eat. all you want,” retired NFL receiver He received a cheer from opposing same as Troy Brown and goal as time expired. Wilfork tweeted a video showing and fellow Miami Hurricanes star fans when he was shown on the Tedy Bruschi before him, Big Vince announced him un-taping his ankles, hanging Reggie Wayne tweeted. scoreboard in the final seconds and of making plays when his retirement Monday up his cleats and grabbing grilling Wilfork played 13 NFL seasons, responded with a wave. He strug- plays were sorely needed. in a most unique way — tongs. The video then shows the including the last two in Houston. gled to get off the field as one Pa- It has always irritated me by putting it on YouTube 35-year-old defender dancing, cook- He said earlier this summer he was triots player after another came to when “experts” rhapsodize with his denim bib over- about the “tools” players alls and barbecued ribs. ing ribs and smoking a cigar while contemplating retirement after the wish him well. Most believed it was have, but neglect to talk He will most definitely wearing his trademark overalls. Texans declined to offer him a new his finale, although Wilfork stopped about what’s really im- be missed. “No more cleats,” he says. “I’m contract. short of calling it a career. moving on to smoke meats, fellas. The Texans recognized Wilfork’s He made the playoffs in all but one Peace out. I’m outta here. Later.” retirement on Twitter, saying of 11 seasons. The video ends by noting that “Thanks for the memories @wil- Wilfork finishes his career with “Vince’s Farewell Tailgate” will fork75. We’ll always have this.” The 559 tackles, 26 passes defensed, 16 take place Sept. 7 in New England. caption came with a photo of Wil- sacks, four forced fumbles and three The defending Super Bowl champi- fork wearing overalls and talking to interceptions. ons open the season that Thursday Houston coach Bill O’Brien. “Congrats to an amazing career night against Kansas City. Wilfork was drafted by New En- big homie!!! Link up soon!!!” former Wilfork’s next stop could be the gland in 2004 out of Miami and an- teammate and current Denver Bron- Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, chored the Pats’ defensive line for 11 cos cornerback Aqib Talib tweeted. MLB great Baylor dies at 68 Wherever he went, Don Baylor him the souvenir ball. 162 games and leading the majors left his mark on baseball. He was "I can think of other ways to get a with career bests of 139 RBIs and an MVP and Manager of the Year, birthday present," Baylor said. 120 runs. His 36 home runs were respected as a powerful slugger, Baylor, the bruiser who also held also his most. punishing runner and commanding the bruise record for almost three Baylor later became the first man- presence in any clubhouse. decades, died Monday of cancer. He ager of the Colorado Rockies, guid- And during nearly a half-centu- was 68. ing them to his only playoff appear- ITEM FILE PHOTO ry as a pro, baseball left its mark His family said in a statement ance as a skipper in the franchise's on him. Lots of them, in fact. When that Baylor died in his hometown of third season in 1995 and being hon- Jonny Mercado, center, credits the coaching Baylor retired, he'd been plunked Austin, Texas, after a 14-year battle ored for that accomplishment. staff at St. Mary’s with helping him get ready more than anyone in major league with multiple myeloma. for college. history. "One of the nicest men I've known Just three others have won MVP Baylor was hit by fastballs, sliders unless you were a middle infielder and Manager of the Year awards — and a bunch of pitches 267 times on a DP," former Baltimore team- Frank Robinson, Joe Torre and Kirk in his career. Baylor set the mod- mate and Hall of Fame pitcher Jim Gibson. Mercado makes ern-day record in 1987 while play- Palmer tweeted. It was the great Robinson who ing for Boston, on the day he turned Baylor won the 1979 AL MVP with helped give Baylor a nickname that 38. After the game, the Red Sox gave the California Angels, playing all stuck forever. the jump to college

MERCADO St. Mary’s, Mercado will Peabody forces Game 4 in NSBL semis From B1 hope to bring his defensive IQ to Bridgewater State. NSBL in the top of the third but has a strong support sys- “When I came into my From B1 Peabody bounced back to tem on which to rely. For freshman year I had no add two more runs in the advice on how to approach idea what it took to play we had to come out here fourth. Ruggiero hit a solo basketball on the colle- defense,” Mercado said. and play a complete game, homerun to deep center to giate stage, Mercado went “Coach Brown taught me that’s for sure.” make it a 4-0 lead. After to one of his closest friends that. I’ll hope to carry my Peabody took the early a groundout, Mark Sho- and the older brother of defensive IQ and my lead- 1-0 lead in the top of the rey drew a two-out walk. Jalen Echevarria, one of ership. I try to be a second first inning when Chad Martin brought him home his former Spartan team- coach on the floor.” Martin laced an RBI sin- with a two-run home run, mates. He also recognized his gle to left-center, scoring bumping the Champion’s “I talked to Marcos Eche- passing abilities as anoth- Ruggiero, who led the in- lead to 6-0. varria,” Mercado said. er strong part of his game. ning off with a single. That was more than “He’s one of my closest Throughout the summer, Miscommunication on enough run support for friends. He’s played really Mercado, who will major the basepaths hurt the Hoar, who tallied seven well at Nichols and he told in criminal justice with a Sox in the bottom half of strikeouts in his five in- me to be ready to work minor in psychology, has the first as a scoring op- nings of work. The left- and not take any days off. worked on improving his portunity with runners hander held a no-hitter When you get to Division shooting in hopes of be- on first and second and through four innings be- 3, it’s just as serious as Di- coming a more complete one out turned into an in- fore surrendering back- vision 1. It doesn’t matter player. ning-ending double play to-back singles to Brian what level I play in, I have “My ball handling is for the Champions. Maynard and Richie Arias to come in ready to work what I’m most known for,” Peabody plated two in the bottom of the fifth. and play basketball.” more runs on back-to-back That was Swampscott’s The coaching staff at Mercado said. “I’m crafty RBI singles from Ruggiero best chance to climb back St. Mary’s, led by Brown, with the ball and I know and Jon Cahill, stretch- into the game but Hoar is also a crucial part of when to get by someone. ing the Champions’ lead fanned the final three bat- Mercado’s support system. My passing is another to 3-0. Ruggiero brought ters of the inning to pre- Playing for four seasons skill. I like making nice home Marc Crovo, while serve the shutout. for the Spartans coach- passes and making my Cahill’s single to center “David did a really good es was a challenge but in teammates better. That’s scored Ruggiero. job,” Giardi said. “He has the end, Mercado said, the another thing Coach “Games never really end improved his mechanics, preparation was all worth Brown taught me. My until it’s actually over,” he has improved how he it. shooting’s something I’ve Giardi said. “We were approaches hitters at the “The coaching staff at gotten better at. I’ve been saying when were up six plate. He had his breaking St. Mary’s is the tough- working on that all sum- runs that we needed even ball working really well est coaching staff in the mer.” more at this park because tonight. He had a lot of state,” Mercado said. “All In the end, the goal, just they can hit. They could’ve their lefties off-balance.” of that makes you a bet- as it was at St. Mary’s, is ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON had the bases loaded in “He (Hoar) was con- ter player and makes you to is to contribute to get- the bottom of the fifth fident,” Giardi added. Peabody shortstop David Ruggiero snags a want to get better. I think ting Bridgewater State as and then next thing you “That’s the big thing. You catch in short left field. it all prepared me for play- many wins as he possibly know it can be four runs have to be confident with ing in college.” can. on the board really quick all your pitches. He’s done Swampscott infield error forces a fourth game Mercado’s best skills “Getting Bridgewa- for them.” a really nice job for us.” allowed the final two runs which will be played on as a point guard come on ter wins is what I’m all Swampscott starter Martin’s two-RBI single of the night to come home both ends of the court. Af- about,” Mercado said. “I’m Chris Murphy kept the extended the Champion’s for the 10-0 final. Wednesday night (7:30 ter learning what it takes just looking to compete Champions off the board advantage to 8-0 and a With the win, Peabody p.m.) at Twi Field. to be a stout defender at and win.” TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

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Hockey Lynn Youth Soccer is association previously are accepting online registration on the pads for joint practices not eligible to participate. for the Fall 2017 Intramural For further information, Program until August 28th, FOXBOROUGH (AP) — The Jack- ously against a great football team, goal line. That can’t happen, that is contact communityrela- 2017. Children four and sonville Jaguars are spending a few then it is going to make our team not his fault. We have to be able to [email protected]. older as of September 1, days in New England as guests of better. That really was the goal com- come off the ball better.” 2017 are eligible to partici- the Patriots for a few joint practices. ing up here.” But he downplayed what Bortles Lynn Jets hockey pate. 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Golf Course, with alumni on volunteers to support the Francisco at 2-14. that were with me in Buffalo. I said, “You know what, I’m so focused on from Lynn Classical, Lynn program, and help is need- The Jaguars have not been to the ‘Can you believe that we’re going up what we’re trying to do, I don’t re- English and Lynn Tech. ed. If you are interested in playoffs since they lost to the host there to practice?’” Marrone said. ally focus on the other team,” Mar- Proceeds from the outing a volunteering, please check Patriots in the divisional round of “But again, I’m thankful to coach rone said. “I’m not here to evaluate willbenefit the 2017-2018 out the website or speak to a the 2007-08 season. They haven’t Belichick for giving us this opportu- their team, their players. I’m here to Lynn Jets Hockey Team. coach or board member. had a winning season since then. nity because at the end of the day, make sure that our players are get- Golfers can create their More information is avail- Meanwhile, the Patriots have been we’re just trying to get our football ting better.” own foursome or sign up as able at www.lynnyouthsoc- to the Super Bowl four times since, team better. This is definitely going NOTES a single/twosome and be cer.org, or on the LYS Face- coming away with two champion- to help us.” Wide receiver Allen Hurns left placed on a team. book page, or you can email ships. Marrone was satisfied with the practice after attempting to catch a The 9-hole even begins at [email protected]. “I think it gives us a good feel for performance of quarterback Blake pass from Bortles during the scrim- 3:15 p.m. with a staggered where we are,” said Doug Marrone, Bortles, who is entering his fourth mage session. Hurns appeared to be start and ends at 9. The $80 who is entering his first full season season after Jacksonville selected injured but there was no informa- donation includes nine holes, Lynn Babe Ruth as Jacksonville’s head coach after him with the third overall pick in tion available. “They told me they a cart, a buffet dinner and Fall Ball taking over on an interim basis for 2014, but knows there is work to do. brought him in and one other player music. For those who just the final two games last season. “Ob- “I thought calm, cool, different just for evaluation and they will tell want the dinner, the cost is Registration for Lynn viously they are a great team and defense and things of that nature,” me when I get in,” Marrone said. ... $40. There will be raffles, a Babe Ruth Fall Ball will be we have a lot of respect for both the Marrone said. “I think we have to The temperature was mid-70s and 50/50, gifts, prizes and a held this Saturday morning coaches and the players. see where we are from that stand- muggy. Rain was predicted but prac- silent auction. from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at “There are so many positives com- point of being able to get open in a tice wrapped up before any began to For information, or to sign the fields at Breed Middle ing to work with another team. I felt press-man and things of that na- fall. ... The teams will have anoth- up, contact Paul Ryan or School. The fee is $75 to reg- like we got a great day done today. ture.” er joint practice on Tuesday and a Steve Patrie at pryanlynn@ ister. We have to go ahead and look at the “Then, just ball location. I thought walk-through session on Wednesday tape and be able to improve. I think for the most part, he seemed to have before the preseason opener Thurs- TV/RADIO when you practice like this, obvi- control. He got stepped on at the day at Gillette Stadium. TV Soccer MLB Super Cup: Real Madrid vs. Amendola feels good, is back for more Boston at Tampa Bay, NESN, Manchester United, FS1, 7:10 p.m.; St. Louis at Kan- 2:30 p.m. FOXBOROUGH (AP) — unspecified reasons in re- sas City, FS1, 8:15 p.m.; Track and field The thought of retiring af- cent practices, including Chi. Cubs at San Francisco, World Championships, ter last season, going out on Monday, the first of three MLB Network, 10 p.m. NBCSN, 2 p.m. top with the second Super joint sessions with the Little League World Series Radio Bowl championship of his Jacksonville Jaguars, be- MLB career, never occurred to fore the teams play their Southeast Regional, ESPN, 3 Patriots wide receiver Dan- preseason opener Thurs- p.m.; Southwest Regional, Boston at Tampa Bay, WEEI- ny Amendola. day at Gillette Stadium. ESPN2, 8 p.m. FM 93.7, 7:10 p.m. “I still have more to play, After Amendola missed all man,” Amendola said Mon- of the 2016 training camp MLB day. “My body feels really as he recovered from an- AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE good. I feel the best I’ve kle and knee surgeries, the East Division East Division felt in a long time. So I’m team is just trying to be W L Pct GB W L Pct GB excited to get out there, get cautious, he said, keeping Boston 63 49 .563 — Washington 65 44 .596 — New York 59 51 .536 3 Miami 52 57 .477 13 some more reps, get some him healthy for the long Tampa Bay 58 55 .513 5½ Atlanta 51 59 .464 14½ plays into the preseason haul. Baltimore 55 56 .495 7½ New York 49 60 .450 16 Toronto 52 59 .468 10½ Philadelphia 40 69 .367 25 and go from there.” “Sometimes the coaches Central Division Central Division The thought of playing do a good job holding me W L Pct GB W L Pct GB for another team never back,” he said. “If I were Cleveland 59 50 .541 — Chicago 58 52 .527 — Kansas City 57 53 .518 2½ Milwaukee 59 54 .522 ½ occurred to him either. So to get out there too soon, Minnesota 53 56 .486 6 St. Louis 55 56 .495 3½ much so that Amendola or if I wasn’t ready, or if I Detroit 51 59 .464 8½ Pittsburgh 54 57 .486 4½ Chicago 41 68 .376 18 Cincinnati 45 66 .405 13½ took a pay cut — for the had something that was West Division West Division third straight season — to bothering me a little bit, W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Houston 71 40 .640 — Los Angeles 79 32 .712 — stay in New England. I would play through it Seattle 57 56 .504 15 Colorado 64 48 .571 15½ “I love playing for this and sometimes it would Los Angeles 55 57 .491 16½ Arizona 63 48 .568 16 city, I love playing for this make things worse. I feel Texas 53 58 .477 18 San Diego 49 61 .445 29½ team, I love the atmo- like pace is a huge part of Oakland 50 62 .446 21½ San Francisco 44 69 .389 36 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Monday’s Games 7:05 p.m. sphere coach (Bill Beli- being successful through Detroit at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. N.Y. Yankees (Sabathia 9-4) at Toronto chick) brings when we walk Danny Amendola runs through an agility drill preseason and then on into Milwaukee at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. (Happ 4-8), 7:07 p.m. in the building every day,” during a joint practice with the Jacksonville the season. I like to go full St. Louis at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. Boston (Sale 13-4) at Tampa Bay (Pruitt Baltimore at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. 6-2), 7:10 p.m. Amendola said. “I want to Jaguars on Monday morning. speed all the time. Some- Miami at Washington, 7:05 p.m. San Diego at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. Colorado (Marquez 9-4) at Cleveland (Klu- play good football, I feel times it’s good to, right Chicago Cubs at San Francisco, 10:08 p.m. ber 9-3), 7:10 p.m. like this is the place where ygen is a factor,” Amendola conversion to tie the game now, I’m kind of easing into Tuesday’s Games Texas (Cashner 7-8) at N.Y. Mets (Flexen I’ll be able to challenge my- said. “Anytime you get to with less than a minute left it and getting ready. Detroit (Boyd 5-5) at Pittsburgh (Kuhl 4-7), 0-1), 7:10 p.m. self and play the best foot- get extra reps or just work in regulation of the Patri- “The main deal is just ball I can. Ultimately, that’s on your craft is good. That’s ots’ overtime comeback win to be ready for the first MLB LEAGUE LEADERS why I’m here.” why we’re here.” over Atlanta in the Super game of the year and have AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE That’s also why he spent Entering his ninth NFL Bowl, Amendola is listed my body ready to go. That BATTING AVERAGE BATTING AVERAGE part of the offseason work- season and fifth with the behind Edelman, Brandin was just the idea. The plan Jose Altuve, HOU .364 Justin Turner, LAD .349 ing out with quarterback Patriots, the 31-year-old Cooks, Chris Hogan and was never set in stone but Carlos Correa, HOU .320 David Murphy, WAS .335 Amendola knows there is Malcolm Mitchell on the having the ability to adapt Jose Ramirez, CLE .317 Charlie Blackmon, COL .331 Tom Brady and fellow re- Eric Hosmer, KC .316 Bryce Harper, WAS .326 ceiver Julian Edelman in still work ahead of him. team’s wide receiver depth and come out here and Jean Segura, SEA .311 Buster Posey, SF .324 Montana. After recording eight re- chart heading into the sea- get work every day and HOME RUNS HOME RUNS “It’s a lot of good work out ceptions for 78 yards, a son. get better every day is the Aaron Judge, NYY 35 Giancarlo Stanton, MIA 36 Mike Moustakas, KC 31 Cody Bellinger, LAD 32 there. It’s high altitude. Ox- touchdown and a two-point He has been limited for goal.” Justin Smoak, TOR 31 Jay Bruce, NYM 29 Joey Gallo, TEX 30 Joey Votto, CIN 29 Khris Davis, OAK 29 Bryce Harper, WAS 28 RUNS BATTED IN RUNS BATTED IN Gase: Cutler didn’t delay retirement to sit Nelson Cruz, SEA 84 Nolan Arenado, COL 98 Jonathan Schoop, BAL 82 Paul Goldschmidt, ARI 89 DAVIE, Fla. (AP) — New Miami to replace Ryan Tannehill and be re- likely will sideline him for the entire Aaron Judge, NYY 78 Marcell Ozuna, MIA 87 Justin Upton, DET 78 Jake Lamb, ARI 85 Dolphins quarterback Jay Cutler united with Gase, his former offensive season. Justin Smoak, TOR 76 Bryce Harper, WAS 81 won’t play in the team’s exhibition coordinator with the Chicago Bears. Gase reached out to Cutler shortly opener Thursday, but look for him to “A situation like this doesn’t come after Tannehill was hurt Thursday PATRIOTS TRAINING CAMP SCHEDULE be starting soon enough. along very often,” said Cutler, wearing and said the former Bear needed no “He didn’t come out of retirement a polo shirt bearing the Dolphins logo. persuading to launch a comeback. August 8 — Joint practice (time TBD) to stand on the sideline,” coach Adam “I know Adam very well; I know the But Cutler likened the conversa- with the Jacksonville Jag- August 16 — Joint practice Gase said. system. And you’re talking about a tions with Gase to college recruit- uars (9:30 a.m.) with the Houston Texans Cutler missed Monday’s practice playoff team with a lot of really, really ing, saying the decision to return August 10 — Preseason (time TBD) because it took place as he landed in good players and a lot of potential.” was difficult. Game vs. Jacksonville Jag- South Florida to sign a $10 million, Cutler is expected to leapfrog long- He parted with the Bears in March uars (7:30 p.m.) August 19 — Preseason one-year contract. The 34-year-old time Dolphins backup Matt Moore for after eight seasons, and was then August 15 — Joint practice Game at Houston Texans Cutler decided to delay the start of the starting job while Tannehill re- hired by Fox as an analyst to work with the Houston Texans (8 p.m.) his network TV career for the chance mains out with a left knee injury that in its No. 2 NFL broadcast booth. B4 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 2017 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

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

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

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DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Gym client vents her anger at bad-mouthing by trainer Why not keep the game simple? DEAR ABBY: My boy- DEAR ABBY: My wife Joey Adams, a comedian five no-trump, but even if friend and I work out at the Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van of 55 years passed away and columnist who died in South had shown a king, that same gym. Over the past Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, five months ago and I am 1999, said, “Never let a fool would not have stopped sev- several months it has got- and was founded by her mother, lonely. How long should I kiss you, or a kiss fool you.” en diamonds’ being best. As ten back to me that one of Adhering to “kiss” — keep Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at wait before establishing a you will have noticed, even if the trainers, “Bob,” has been it simple, sensible — at the DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los relationship with another clubs had been 4-1, that suit talking negatively about me bridge table is an excellent could have been established woman? to some of the other mem- Angeles, CA 90069. idea. Look at the North hand. with one ruff. bers. A certain lady and I go to Partner opens one spade, you Yes, North could have rebid church together, so we are respond two clubs, and he My boyfriend works out DEAR GYM DILEMMA: gifts, but she doesn’t send a forcing three diamonds (in with another trainer there, well acquainted. I never rebids two diamonds. What Because the bad-mouthing any money for the wrap- would you do now? Would it two-over-one) or four dia- and during his workout, I has happened more than ping paper or bows. thought about being with monds (in Standard), but how approached him and his make a difference if you were once, talk to the manager of I think this is very rude. her until my wife died. would that have helped? trainer and expressed my using Standard or two-over- the gym about what’s going My daughter thinks her She and my wife were one game-force; and would it Four pairs got to a small anger about what Bob was on. Bob may not like you, aunt takes the time to pur- friendly acquaintances. matter whether you were play- slam, but an incredible five doing. I said I was fed up but that doesn’t give him chase these gifts, when What is the right time to ing in teams or pairs? stopped in game. At the 14th and that I wanted to con- the right to make the gym This deal was played 14 table, it went one spade - two front him. she’s only pressing a button wait? Six months? A year? an unpleasant place for cli- times in a pairs event scored clubs - two diamonds - three My boyfriend told me to and that is it. With every- I never thought I could be ents to visit. If your boy- by international match points clubs - pass! keep my mouth shut and one shopping online more lonely. Well, think again! friend were loyal, he would (team scoring), so that over- say nothing. He said I and more, is this a new have told Bob to knock it off. tricks were unimportant. Only shouldn’t take it personally, trend, to have the parents READY FOR THE And he would not have three pairs reached the ideal that Bob is just being a hat- wrap gifts instead of the FUTURE worked out with him when contract of seven diamonds. er. He also said the person person giving them? his regular trainer was DEAR READY: There’s One pair got to seven no- who told me shouldn’t have. away; he would have chosen trump, which made because I disagree. I don’t think it ONLINE GIFT no timetable for grieving. someone else. the clubs were 3-2, and would matters how it got back to GIVING If you feel you are ready for have been a top in a pairs companionship, all you me — it did! DEAR ONLINE: It’s only event. Last week, while his regu- DEAR ABBY: My sister- need to do is pick up the The simple players sitting in-law lives in another a trend if you decide to let it lar trainer was away, my become one. Feeling as you phone and call the lady North jumped to four no-trump boyfriend trained with Bob! state, so she often mails my over two diamonds, (Roman do, it’s time you had a dis- you have in mind. To do I feel it was disloyal, but he daughter’s gifts to us after Key Card) Blackwood. Over a cussion with your sister-in- that is not disrespectful to disagrees. He thinks I she buys the items online. two-ace reply, a kiss advocate law concerning how you feel your late wife. It’s a tribute should just let it go. What Then she expects me to jumped to seven diamonds. to the happiness you expe- do you think? wrap them. The icing on the about this arrangement How bad could it have been? cake? She’s now saying I and what you expect from rienced being part of a cou- Two others asked again with GYM DILEMMA need to add bows to these her. ple.

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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS 17-590 MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE THE TRIAL COURT CITY OF MEDFORD PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage CITATION given by John F. McRae and Jo-Anne McRae to Mortgage Electronic Registration G.L. c. 210, S 6 A Public Hearing will be held by the Medford City Council in Community Access Systems, Inc. as nominee for Home Capital INC., its successors and assigns, Docket No. ES17A0026AD Studio at Medford High School, 489 Winthrop Street, Medford, Massachusetts, on dated October 4, 2006 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) In the matter of: Dante Anthony Rivera Tuesday Evening, August 15, 2017 at 7:00 P.M. on a petition from Medford Registry of Deeds at Book 26243, Page 355 subsequently assigned to The Bank Essex Probate and Family Court Associates LLC, 75 Park Plaza, Boston MA. 02116 for a Special Permit to amend of New York Mellon FKA The Bank of New York, as Trustee for the Certificateholders 36 Federal Street its Hours of Operation in accordance with Medford Zoning Ordinance Chapter 94, of the CWalt, INC., Alternative Loan Trust 2006-OA19, Mortgage Pass-Through Salem, MA 01970 sec. 94-145 to operate extended hours at 3850 Mystic Valley Parkway (Meadow Certificates, Series 2006-OA19 by Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. (978)744-1020 Glen Mall), Medford, MA. On said site being located in an Industrial (I) Zoning by assignment recorded in said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds District as follows: at Book 30388, Page 333; of which Mortgage the undersigned is the present To: Shaquilla Milagro Rivera of Lynn, MA holder for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the purpose of Daniel Merced of Lynn, MA Extended Hours of Operation Requested foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at 9:00 AM on August 22, 2017 at any unnamed or unknown parent and persons interested in a petition for the Monday through Sunday (7 Days of the Week) 90 President Street, Lynn, MA, all and singular the premises described in said adoption of said child and to the Department of Children and Families of said 6:00 AM - 7:00 AM and 11:00 PM - 12:00 AM Mortgage, to wit: Commonwealth, 280 Merrimac St., 2nd fl. Lawrence, MA 01843 A petition has been presented to said court by Petition and plan may be seen in the Office of the City Clerk, Medford City Hall, LAND REFERRED TO IN THIS COMMITMENT IS DESCRIBED AS ALL THAT CERTAIN Shannon Higgins of Beverly, MA Medford, MA. PROPERTY SITUATED IN CITY OF LYNN IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX, AND STATE OF Laurie Beth Granholm of Beverly, MA MA AND BEING DESCRIBED IN A DEED DATED 02/14/2002 AND RECORDED requesting leave to adopt said child and that the name of the child be changed to The City of Medford is an EEO/AA/504 Employer. For information, 02/15/2002 IN BOOK 18334 PAGE 274 AMONG THE LAND RECORDS OF THE If you object to this adoption you are entitled to the appointment of an accommodations/aids contact the City Clerk 781-393-2425 COUNTY AND STATE SET FORTH ABOVE, AND REFERENCED AS FOLLOWS: THE attorney if you are an indigent person. LAND IN SAID LYNN, TOGETHER WITH THE BUILDINGS THEREON, BOUNDED AND An indigent person is defined by SJC Rule 3:10. The definition includes but is not By order of the City Council. DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: SOUTHWESTERLY: BY PRESIDENT STREET FIFTY (50) limited to persons receiving TAFDC, EACDC, poverty related veteran's benefits, FEET; NORTHWESTERLY: BY LAND NOW OR FORMERLY OF REED, ONE HUNDRED Medicaid, and SSI. The Court will determine if you are indigent. Contact an S/ Edward P. Finn SEVEN AND TWENTY HUNDREDTHS (107.20) FEET; NORTHEASTERLY: BY LOTS 12 Assistant Judicial Case Manager of Adoption Clerk of the Court before the date City Clerk AND 13 AS SHOWN ON PLAN HEREINAFTER MENTIONED FIFTY AND THREE TENTHS listed to obtain the necessary forms. Item: August 1, 8, 2017 (50.3) FEET; AND SOUTHEASTERLY: BY LAND NOW OR FORMERLY OF MARY J. IF YOU DESIRE TO OBJECT THERETO, YOU OR YOUR ATTORNEY MUST FILE A BYRNE, ONE HUNDRED FIVE AND SIXTY HUNDREDTHS (105.60) FEET. BEING LOT WRITTEN APPEARANCE IN SAID COURT AT: LEGAL NOTICE 7 AS SHOWN ON PLAN OF HEIRS OF ISAAC NEWHALL. PROPERTY ADDRESS: 90 Salem CITY OF LYNN PRESIDENT STREET, LYNN, MA 01902 PARCEL NO. 097-454-033 ON OR BEFORE TEN O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING (10:00 AM) ON: ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS 09/04/2017 The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, Witness, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court The Zoning Board of Appeals will hear all parties of interest on the following restrictions, building and zoning laws, liens, attorney's fees and costs pursuant to Date: June 20, 2017 petitions on Tuesday, August 15, 2017, at 7:30 p.m., Room 302, Lynn City Hall. M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and Pamela Casey O'Brien assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession. Register of Probate LOCUS: 74 HURD ST - PETITIONER - ROBY WARDEN (ZBA #9793) Item: August 1, 8, 15, 2017 TERMS OF SALE: To allow a 1.5 story addition (8' x 24') to a single-family residence located in A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of LEGAL NOTICE zoning district R-2 that extends into the side yard resulting in less than the a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be minimum required setback (5.6'). delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be PUBLIC HEARING - TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of Jeanne M. Curley - Chairperson the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, Daniel E. Gisonno - Clerk from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other 2017 at 7:00 PM at SWAMPSCOTT SENIOR CENTER, 200 ESSEX STREET (REAR) to Item: August 1, 8, 2017 check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid hear the following NEW petitions: at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure TOWN OF NAHANT Petition 17-16 of COMMONWEALTH COVENANT CORPORATION for a BOARD OF APPEALS sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be comprehensive permit to redevelop the former Machon School into 38 units for entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further seniors and older adults. The proposal is to repurpose the original 1920 building NOTICE OF HEARINGS recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The and to demolish the 1960s addition and create a new residential wing to the description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of building. The resulting development will create affordable multi-family housing for an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. A public hearing will be held by the BOARD OF APPEALS at the NAHANT TOWN seniors and older adults, including shared common area amenity space and HALL, Nahant, MA, on Tuesday, August 15, 2017 at: parking. Property located at 35 BURPEE ROAD, Map 6, Lot 140A. Other terms if any, to be announced at the sale. 7:00 p.m on the petition filed by Lech Gorecki and Marie Hladikova, owners of the Petition 17-17 of TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT DPW seeking to remove the existing salt property located at 19 Irving Way, Nahant, for a special permit or variance. The The Bank of New York Mellon FKA The Bank of New York, barn at the DPW facility on Paradise Road and construct a new, larger salt shed as Trustee for the Certificateholders of the CWalt, INC., Building Inspector has denied a building permit stating that the "garage is in (further away from the street side lot line than existing structure). The new structure violation of Section 5.03" of the zoning by-laws of the Town of Nahant in the Alternative Loan Trust 2006-OA19, will have a footprint of 40' x 42'. The project will include related site work and Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2006-OA19 following areas: The "proposed Lot Coverage is 29% where the maximum allowed construction of a ramp. Seeking a special permit for additional principal structure is 25%, the "proposed Front Setback is 21' where the minimum allowed is 25' and and any other permits/variances the Board requires. Property located at 200 the "proposed Rear Setback is and extension of the same where the minimum Present Holder of said Mortgage, PARADISE ROAD, Map 5, Lot 211. By Its Attorneys, allowed is 20'". ORLANS PC And the following CONTINUED petitions will also be heard: Petition 17-15 (12 BOARD OF APPEALS: Jocelyn Campbell, Chairman PO Box 540540 Juniper Road) Waltham, MA 02454 Item: August 1, 8, 2017 Phone: (781) 790-7800 Marc Kornitsky, Chairman 16-001477 Item: August 8, 15, 2017 Item: August 1, 8, 15, 2017 Catch up home delivery rate is with your 50% off call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 favorite team Call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 newstand price! to start your to subscribe today. Subscribers pay only $3 a week. daily subscription. in Item Sports!

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If she Day Camp is very ordinary. speakers. The freckled, was forced to be someone Kids arrive with a packed blue-eyed blonde wore her else,” the mother trails off. lunch, make friendship hair in a braid on one side, “I don’t even want to think bracelets, play basketball, a pigtail on the other and about that.” sing songs, and get silly. snacked on cereal as she Gender specialists say But it is also unique, from twirled and skipped. the camp’s growth reflects the moment campers ar- “Once she could talk, I what they are seeing in rive each morning. don’t remember a time gender clinics nation- At check-in each day, when she didn’t say, ‘I’m wide: increasing numbers campers make a nametag a girl,’” said her mother, of children coming out with their pronoun of Molly Maxwell, who still as transgender at young choice. Some opt for “she” trips over pronouns but ages. They credit the rise or “he.” Or a combination tries to stick to “she.” to greater openness and of “she/he.” Or “they,” or “Then it grew in inten- awareness of LGBT issues no pronoun at all. Some sity: ‘I’m a sister. I’m a and parents tuning in ear- change their name or pro- daughter. I’m a princess,’” lier when a child shows nouns daily, to see what Maxwell said. “We would signs of gender dyspho- feels right. argue with her. She was ria, or distress about their The camp in the San confused. We were con- gender. Francisco Bay Area city of PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS fused.” “A decade ago, this camp El Cerrito caters to trans- Camp counselors huddle in a circle with campers at the Bay Area Rain- Living in the liber- wouldn’t have existed. gender and “gender fluid” bow Day Camp in El Cerrito, Calif. al-minded Bay Area made Eventually, I do believe, children ages 4 to 12, mak- it easier. The Maxwells it won’t be so innovative,” ing it one of the only camps three summers ago, with branch next summer in ana and elsewhere inter- found a transgender play camp founder Sandra Col- of its kind in the world group, sought specialists, lins said. “I didn’t know kids coming from as far as Colorado, and the camp ested in setting up similar open to preschoolers, ex- and at 4 years old, let Gra- you could be transgender perts say. Enrollment has Los Angeles, Washington, has been contacted by par- programs. cie grow her hair, dress at a very young age. But tripled to about 60 young D.C. — even Africa. Plans ents and organizations in On a sunny July morn- as a girl and eventually my daughter knew for campers since it opened are underway to open a Atlanta, Seattle, Louisi- ing at camp, the theme change her name. sure at 2.” Doctor Cara Natterson offers a book for boys 19 years later

By Leanne Italie to boys about it.” too, like boxers versus into two volumes, one for ASSOCIATED PRESS Mixed with all the usu- briefs. younger girls and one for al stuff are facts about As for the face, she does older girls. In all, Natter- NEW YORK — Atten- how genes work and the some myth busting: “Shav- son’s books for girls have tion boys: You will grow ups and downs of ear- ing doesn’t make your hair sold nearly 6 million cop- taller, sprout hair, sweat ly bloomers versus late grow back thicker, but it ies and remain favorites more, develop muscles, ones. But Natterson goes might look that way,” she among educators, doctors fight breakouts, acquire deeper in her “Guy Stuff: writes. “That’s because and parents, said Nat- deeper voices, and experi- The Body Book for Boys,” when you shave, you cut terson, who has two kids, ence changes to your pri- serving up the difference the hair straight across, a 12-year-old boy and a vate parts. between confident guys and the blunt end looks 14-year-old girl. And those are just the and arrogant guys, for in- bigger than the narrow, She acknowledges her basics! stance, and urging boys tapered end of uncut hair.” work isn’t the only re- Dr. Cara Natterson, the Good to know, especial- source in book form, but pediatrician and Los An- to not only own their own geles mom who has con- personal spaces but honor ly for the 9- to-12-year- she said she worked hard nected with millions of those of others. old set Natterson hopes to make her information young girls through her Natterson’s advice is to reach, along with older accessible and direct. best-selling “Care & Keep- written in meat-and-pota- boys who may read the “When you give kids in- ing of You” books has now toes language with a touch book. formation written directly written one specifically for of boy-friendly sass and Much of the more gener- to them, and parents read boys. She takes a head- lighthearted illustrations al information is valuable these books as well, then to-toe approach to puber- covering all contingencies, for girls, too, with similar there’s a common language ty and adolescence after such as how to care for tips in the three books and a common starting years of requests from greasy hair and dandruff. Natterson wrote for them. place where you can begin parents for a book boys As for ears, keep ‘em clean, In addition, she has put to have conversations. The can claim as their own. guys, Natterson counsels, out companion volumes entire goal of this series, and “Boys have very little while also dispensing ad- for moms and daughters to now for boys as well, is to information in the print vice on such things as car- share, with how-to scripts start conversations between world. Our social conver- ing for piercings and the and a joint blank jour- kids and trusted adults be- sation about puberty has dangers of blasting music nal that includes writing fore puberty,” she said. been largely directed at directly into one’s head via prompts — all intended to When those conversa- girls,” Natterson said in a earbuds and headphones. start potentially sensitive tions don’t or can’t hap- recent interview. “We are She does the same for conversations. pen, Natterson urges kids really good at talking to eyes (“Seriously, don’t Natterson and Ameri- to consult credible sources PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS girls about puberty and stare into bright lights”) can Girl Publishing put of information — rather body changes and social and for the mouth (she out the first book for girls, than random searches of Dr. Cara Natterson, the pediatrician who wrote changes and emotional extols the virtues of floss- “The Care & Keeping of the internet, including im- the iconic book for girls titled “The Care & changes, but we are really ing). Natterson takes on You,” in 1998, later up- age searches that lack all Keeping of You,” has followed up 19 years later bad as a society in talking more embarrassing stuff, dating it and splitting it context. with a body book for boys. B8 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 2017 BUSINESS Santander Bank unveils Ultimate Cash Back

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But it also asserts biological differences for that women “prefer jobs in the paucity of female pro- social and artistic areas” grammers. while more men “may like His widely shared memo, coding because it requires titled “Google’s Ideological systemizing.” Echo Chamber,” also crit- The memo, which was icizes Google for pushing shared on the tech blog mentoring and diversity Gizmodo, attributes bi- programs and for “alien- ological differences be- ating conservatives.” tween men and women to Google’s just-hired head the reason why “we don’t of diversity, Danielle have 50 percent represen- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Brown, responded with tation of women in tech her own memo, saying and leadership.” Anthony Matesic works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. The year’s run to a record that Google is “unequiv- The employee, whose for the stock market has been one of the least eventful in decades. But don’t get lulled: Many pro- ocal in our belief that di- identity hasn’t been re- fessional investors expect a bumpier ride ahead. versity and inclusion are leased, was described in critical to our success.” news reports as a soft- She said change is hard ware engineer. and “often uncomfort- While his views were Another milestone for stocks: able.” broadly and publicly crit- The dueling memos icized online, they echo come as Silicon Valley the 2005 statements by Most boring market in decades grapples with accusations then-Harvard President of sexism and discrimina- Lawrence Summers, who percent. Compare that to the world have slashed in- where it fell by at least 1 tion. Google is also in the said the reason there are By Stan Choe ASSOCIATED PRESS the whiplash investors terest rates and thrown percent during a year. The midst of a Department of fewer female scientists at felt during the summer of trillions of dollars of stim- worry is that the stock Labor investigation into top universities is in part NEW YORK — This 2011, when the S&P 500 ulus at the global economy market may not only get whether it pays wom- due to “innate” gender dif- year’s run to a record for swung by more than 4 per- since the 2008 financial back to that level but over- en less than men, while ferences. the stock market has been cent each day during one crisis. Not only that, prof- shoot it. Stocks are pric- Uber’s CEO recently lost Brande Stellings, senior one of the calmest in de- four-day stretch. its for S&P 500 companies ier, which raises the risk: his job amid accusations vice president of adviso- cades. Just don’t get too Investors fortunate started growing again late One popular measure that of widespread sexual ha- ry services for Catalyst, a comfortable. enough to be in the market last year, inflation remains compares stock prices to rassment and discrimina- nonprofit advocacy group Only twice this year have enjoyed all the upside low and economies around corporate earnings over tion. for women in the work- have investors had to deal of owning stocks with al- the world finally seem to Leading tech companies, place, said the engineer’s the prior 10 years says with a 1 percent drop for most none of the tradition- be in a synchronized move the S&P 500 is at its most including Google, Face- viewpoints show “how in- the Standard & Poor’s 500 book and Uber, have said grained, entrenched and al downside. Stocks are higher. All that has helped expensive level since the index in a day. That’s far supposed to be volatile, and convince investors to step dot-com bubble in 2001. they are trying to improve harmful gender-based ste- fewer than typical. hiring and working condi- reotypes truly are.” investors have long accept- in as buyers whenever If central banks aren’t the The last time stocks sailed ed that having to stomach stocks seem vulnerable to trigger to reawaken mar- through such an unevent- big swings in price is one of a slide, which keeps mar- ket volatility, analysts say ful first seven months was the costs of owning them. kets smooth. it could be anything that when a group of burglars But the largest stock fund But the Fed is now slow- comes as a big surprise to was arrested for breaking by assets, Vanguard’s Total ly moving in the opposite investors, such as a natural into the Watergate complex Stock Market Index fund, direction: It has raised disaster, international con- in 1972. Broaden the scope has already returned 11.2 short-term rates modest- flict or unexpected drop in to include when the S&P percent in 2017 with only ly three times in the last corporate profits. 500 fell or rose by 1 percent a few big down days. year. The central bank In a recent survey of in a day, and this could be “At the surface, it is sur- also expects to begin par- investment managers at the least volatile year for prising” how calm stocks ing its vast portfolio of about 100 firms by North- stocks since 1964, if the have been, says Greg bond investments “rela- ern Trust Asset Manage- current pace holds. Davis, Vanguard’s chief tively soon.” Investors on ment, 63 percent called But as central banks investment officer. “But both sides of the Atlantic, the market’s lack of vola- start to wean markets off it’s not surprising if you meanwhile, are handicap- tility a warning sign that the stimulus they’ve in- think about a world where ping how long it will be may lead to a sell-off for jected into the global econ- central banks have been before the European Cen- stocks. That’s even though omy, many money manag- unbelievably accommoda- tral Bank pulls back on its half the respondents FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ers say they’re preparing tive. I think investors still bond-buying program. expect corporate profit for a bumpier ride ahead. think central banks will That could force a re- growth to increase, and Google’s new head of diversity has rejected an For now, markets have step in if there’s any stress turn to more typical levels most forecast stable eco- internal commentary from an employee who been so calm that the big- in the financial markets.” of volatility. Over the last nomic growth, conditions suggested women don’t get ahead in tech jobs gest loss for the S&P 500 The Federal Reserve and half century, the S&P 500 that are typically favor- because of biological differences. last week was just 0.2 other central banks around has had a median 26 days able for the stock market. /&&/&&%
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