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By Thor Jourgensen meeting, tentatively scheduled for 7 p.m. By Gayla Cawley and everyone felt the best use for that ITEM STAFF in the middle school. ITEM STAFF site would be residential,” said James “Based on the ballot referendum last Cowdell, EDIC/Lynn’sDEALS executive direc- LYNNFIELD — For the rst time in year, it should be fairly well attended,” LYNN — A $200,000 clean-up has tor. “We’re really happy that we were ve years the town is on target to host a said Crawford. turned a contaminated lot on Western able to clean up the siteOF and THE now turn it special town meeting with Sept. 26 the The last special town meeting was held Avenue into a place for new homes. into a residential project$ that everyone$ tentative date for debating $348,000 in in June 2014 to discuss the fate of the Economic Development and Industrial can be proud of.” DAY rail trail design spending. Centre Farm property in the town cen- Corp. of Lynn (EDIC/Lynn), the proper- If the development getsPG. the 3green light, Almost 300 residents signed a citizen ter. ty’s owner which last housed a gas sta- when completed, it would result in 16 petition circulated by the Friends of Crawford said the design estimate sub- tion 20 years ago, will soon enter into new townhouses and eight single-family Lynn eld Rail Trail to put trail design mitted in the petition mirrors trail de- an agreement with Lynn Housing Au- homes in the neighborhood. spending before a special town meeting. sign rm World Tech Engineering’s esti- thority & Neighborhood Development A groundbreaking is planned for next The group led the petition with the mate for a trail design costing $700,000 (LHAND). The nonpro t housing agency spring, pending furtherDEALS approval from town clerk on Tuesday. with Lynn eld and Wake eld splitting plans to develop the West Lynn proper- the City Council, the Zoning Board of Town Clerk Trudy Reid certi ed 209 the cost. ty into ve attached townhouses, which Appeals and PlanningOF Board. THE petition signatures — nine above the The proposed wording for the design they said will align with a similar hous- On Tuesday night, the City Council threshold required to schedule a spe- funding article is included in the petition ing development it has started in the voted to remove a commercial$DAY$ proper- cial town meeting. Board of Selectmen Friends of Lynn eld Rail Trail circulated: neighborhood. ty zoning restriction fromPG. 870 3 Western Chairman Philip Crawford said petition- “There’s a need for housing, and the ers requested Thursday, Sept. 26 for the LYNNFIELD, A3 elected of cials, the neighborhood LYNN, A3 TwoDEALS will OF THE sit$DA outY$ SaugusPG. 3 school board election By Bridget Turcotte ITEM STAFF SAUGUS — Two School VIVA LA VOZ Committee members will not seek re-election. Liz Marchese and Lisa Morgante told The Item International  avor for Sunday concert at Fraser Field Wednesday they would not run for another term By Bill Brotherton Cultura Latina Dance Academy, Ex- our diversity,” said Carolina Trujillo, on the board. ITEM FEATURES EDITOR tro El 23 y Cheska Fuentes, salsa star publisher of La Voz and Essex Media “I hope whoever gets Sebastian Medina, who is promoting Group community relations director. into of ce is able to work LYNN — An international roster of new single “Baby You’re My Angel,” “There is an open invitation for every- together as a committee,” top music talent and local performers and ballad singer Valentina. one to attend.” said Morgante. “They will share the stage on Sunday at the In addition to music and dance, Alexandra (full name Alexandra don’t necessarily have third annual Festival La Voz. to agree on everything, The festival at Fraser Field runs there will be food, beer and lots of fam- Cabrera de la Cruz) was in the duo ily-style fun. The Roberto Clemente Monchy and Alexandra until its disso- just respect one another’s from 11:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. opinions and give any- Kazzabe will Headliners will be Dominican singer Foundation has organized a baseball lution in late 2008 after 10 years. The be one of the clinic for kids, and four Red Sox World duo sold more than one million albums one the opportunity to be Alexandra, queen of the Bachata; the heard.” headliners Series championship trophies will be and received several Latin Billboard lively Honduran band Kazzabe; and Marchese echoed the this Sunday on display. vocalist Francisco Lemus Algodon of and Lo Nuestro awards. Alexandra sentiment, adding that for Festival El Salvadore. “Festival Latino La Voz is a call to La Voz. LA VOZ, A3 the district needs and de- Lynn area entertainers will include celebrate our culture and to admire serves a committee that can work together. While no incumbent STEVE KRAUSE School Committee mem- Swampscott COMMENTARY bers have pulled papers to run, the other three mem- bers — Jeannie Meredith, Rotary bangs Linda Gaieski, and Marc The man Magliozzi — say they plan to. They have until Sept. the drum they call 13 to obtain papers and until Sept. 17 to return them with at least 50 sig- for Africa Yaz ... is 80? natures. A divide between mem- By Bella diGrazia bers became clear after ITEM STAFF I will put this directly and succinctly: Carl Yastrzemski the panel voted to lay off SWAMPSCOTT — The phrase “ser- is 80 today. Please. How is the School Department’s vice above self” came full circle for the this even possible? When did custodians and hire a Swampscott Rotary Club on Wednes- this happen? Who stole him private cleaning compa- day. from the Summer of Love ny. The board voted 3-2 The group met for a luncheon at and turned him into an old on the issue in June with Morgante and Marchese Mission on the Bay to honor the BAR- man? opposed. KA Foundation, a 501(c)3 non-pro t Carl Michael Yastrzemski. Superintendent David charitable organization that provides The Man We Call Yaz. He DeRuosi estimated that clean, puri ed water by drilling wells was the principal architect the unpopular decision in African villages and creates jobs of the best year of my life as could provide “potential for the people of the village. For more a baseball fan. overall cost savings” of than six years, the Swampscott club, That seems counterintui- $1.1 million annually that in collaboration with the Marblehead tive. The Red Sox have won could be used for educa- Rotary Club, has organized several four world championships, tional programs. efforts to raise money for the founda- all of them in my adult life. Gaieski said the decision tion, including the annual Blessing of But as an adult, it’s easier to was dif cult but necessary SWAMPSCOTT, A2 YAZ, A2 SAUGUS, A3

Members of the BARKA Foun- dation, from left, Luc Yoda, Ina Anahata, co-founder of the INSIDE foundation, Karim Combari and I-kodjo Baucé perform for the Sports Opinion Rotary Club of Swampscott. Senior captains set Cawley: Spider-Man the tone for Saugus could soon be ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK football. B1 farther from home. A4 Celebrate culture and community: Festival La Voz, Sunday, noon-5, Fraser Field, Lynn. For tickets and information: FestivalLaVoz.com

OBITUARIES ...... A2 ENTERTAINMENT ...... A7 COMICS ...... B4 HIGH 90° VOL. 141, ISSUE 217 OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 LOW 68° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 2019 LYNN BRIEF OBITUARIES Lynn Republican cookout City Committee, the Saturday after- Councilor Rick Starbard with and auction Aug. 24 noon festivities start at 1 p.m. and run more speakers scheduled to be through 5 p.m. at Committee Chair- announced. Joseph Attubato Sr. With two scheduled speakers and man John Krol’s 26 B St., Lynn home. Anyone interested in attending more planned, the Aug. 24 Lynn GOP Speakers include Greater Lynn should RSVP Krol no later than Aug. cookout and auction promises to be an Chamber of Commerce Chair- 20 at 617-515-9849. The suggested SAUGUS — Mr. Joseph At- afternoon serving up food for thought man Rick Wood, state Rep. Don- donation for the cookout and auction tubato Sr. died peacefully at Sponsored by the Lynn Republican ald Wong and Lynn Ward 2 City is $20 with an Aug. 31 rain date. his residence in Saugus on Tuesday, Aug. 20, surround- ed by his family. He was the husband of Marion (Nocella) The man they call Yaz ... is 80? Attubato. Born in Lynn, he was the son like everybody else on the story. It was more than son chased him the rest of of the late Antonio and Clem- YAZ entina (Natale) Attubato. Joe From A1 planet, came up short. numbers. Time and time his career. “Just Yaz” wasn’t a again he stepped up. He Yet he had his moments. was a lifelong resident of Sau- put these things in their bum, though. He won the threw runners out trying He played left field like a gus, and lived on School Street proper context. Life goes American League bat- to advance. He took the 20-year-old, as opposed to his entire life. Joe grew up on one way or the other. ting title in 1963 and hit extra base. He won a Gold a 36-year-old, in 1975 after and attended Saugus Public Things don’t change, even .312 in 1965 — one of the Glove as a left fielder. Jim Rice broke his arm. Schools then served in the Air if — for a few days — team’s few bright spots. I saw a lot of it from Even in 1978, when he was Force for four years during the you’re walking on air over But the issue wasn’t Friendly Fenway. I was 39, he got around on a Ron Korean Conflict, and was sta- things you had nothing to hits. The issue was power. deemed old enough by Mr. Guidry fastball and parked tioned in Northern Africa, Ells- do with causing. Only once during that and Mrs. Krause to ride it around Pesky Pole in worth, S.D. and Boise, Idaho. Robert Attubato of Petaluma, But as a kid, none of time did he get out of the the subway to Boston by right field at Fenway in After the military, he moved Calif., Albert Attubato and wife that matters. Whatever teens in home runs, and myself for day games, and that one-game playoff. back to Saugus and started Jackie of Medway and Marie you see is real and rele- that was in 1965. bleacher seats were 50 And who could ever for- a family. Joe worked for the Pasquinelli of Manteca, Calif. vant. And what I saw was He had, for him, a sub- cents. Do the math. get his final at-bat in that Saugus Public Works for more He is also survived by several Yaz having the season par 1966 season, sporting In the final two games game, when everyone in than 50 years, 26 of those nieces and nephews. of a lifetime. And in so .278-16-80 numbers. By against the Minnesota the ballpark expected him years as public works director. In lieu of flowers, donations doing, he thrust the Red then, the whispering Twins, Yaz went 7-for-8. to hit the two-run homer He also served as one of the in his memory can be made Sox into one of the most about his moodiness got Included was a three-run that would win the game longest town meeting mem- to Care Dimensions, 75 Syl- magical years in baseball louder. homer that gave the Sox and the AL East. Instead, bers and served on various van St., B-102, Danvers, MA history. He set about to change a little breathing room he popped up to Graig boards in the town of Saugus. 01923 or at www.caredimen- And if you think that’s those perceptions. He at 6-2 in the penultimate Nettles of the Yankees. Joe loved the town of Sau- sions.org/giving. an exaggeration, all I can hired trainer Gene Berde, game. They ended up But it had to be the most gus, and dedicated countless Service information: Rela- say is you are wrong. He who put him through needing it, winning 6-4. dramatic popup ever. hours and took great pride in tives and friends are invited single handedly saved the torturous workouts at Then, in the final game, He ended up with 3,419 the work he did for the town. to attend visiting hours in the Red Sox. They were head- Lynnfield’s Colonial with the Red Sox trailing, hits and 452 homers in a He loved to travel and visited BISBEE-PORCELLA Funer- ed for nowhere, except Country Club (Yaz lived 2-0, in the sixth inning, he 23-year career, and was a many places throughout the al Home, 549 Lincoln Ave., maybe out of town. From in Lynnfield). hit a two-run single as the first-ballot Hall of Famer. world with his wife. His favorite Saugus, on Sunday from 4-8 about the middle of the Berde got him into Sox went on to win, 5-3. And now … he’s 80. His place was visiting family and 1950s through 1966, the animal shape, and that, In a crazy race that p.m. A funeral will be held grandson is tearing it up friends in Italy. His greatest from the funeral home on Red Sox were horrible. So combined with new involved four teams with the San Francisco Gi- enjoyment was spending time bad, in fact, that they lost manager Dick Williams’ surviving into the final Monday at 9 a.m. followed by ants. Just thinking about with his family, especially his a funeral service in Blessed 100 games in 1965. no-nonsense style (which weekend, the Red Sox it makes me simultane- six grandchildren. He will be As a rookie in 1961, Yas- included choosing to go prevailed to complete Sacrament Church, 14 Sum- ously 14 again, as well as greatly missed by his family. mer St., Saugus, at 10 a.m. trzemski played with the without a captain, which the “Impossible Dream” 10 years older than I am. Joe is survived by his son, Interment Riverside Cem- heavy weight of expecta- meant stripping Yaz of season. Without Yaz who One of my favorite Edward Attubato and etery, Saugus. For tions. He was going to be the title), put the Red Sox knows where they’d have stories comes from 1979, his wife Sintia of Lyn- directions and con- the next Ted Williams — on a different path. wound up? when Luis Tiant was as if anyone ever could. The Sox entered the ‘67 He was almost the nfield and Joseph dolences www.Bis- spending his dotage with Attubato and his wife Yaz could be moody. season at 100-1 odds to unanimous MVP, and if the Yankees. He pitched beePorcella.com. Even at his best, he win the pennant. But Yaz some churl from Minneso- Tiffany of Lynnfield; a game against the Red his six grandchildren, Antho- wasn’t very gregarious. signaled that it might be ta hadn’t voted for César Sox, and Yaz pulled him He wasn’t a barrel of a special season for him Tovar, he would have been. ny, Joel, Aaron, Alyssa, Gianna into the right field stands. and Ella; his three siblings, laughs when thrust into when he raced to deep left His fame spread outside Tiant, who was close to the spotlight. Let’s just field in Yankee Stadium, the ballpark. He lent his Yaz in Boston, was visibly say he was more Beli- dove and made a tremen- name to Yaz Ford on the steamed. chickian than Gronkian. dous catch of Tom Tresh’s Lynnway, and to “Big “It proves,” said Fred Part of that could have liner to save Billy Rohr’s Yaz Bread,” and won Lynn, who always re- been those expectations. no-hitter (at the time; the “Hickok belt” as the minded me of Yastrzems- Philip R. Albert Sr., 62 Mickey Mantle didn’t Elston Howard’s single nation’s top professional ki, “that fossils can hit 1957-2019 handle the job of being actually broke it up). athlete. Radio personality fossils.” the next DiMaggio well in His final 1967 numbers Jess Cain wrote a song Happy Birthday, Yaz. PEABODY — Mr. Philip R. the beginning either. He were .326-44-121, good about him. Albert Sr., 62, of Peabody for was never allowed to be enough to win the Ameri- But if Ted Williams Steve Krause can be the last two years at the Har- “just Yaz.” He was com- can League’s triple crown. chased him from 1961 reached at skrause@item- riet and Ralph Kaplan Estates, pared to Williams, and Yet they don’t tell half the through ‘66, that ‘67 sea- live.com. passed away on Monday, Aug. 19, 2019. Philip was born Jan. 26, Swampscott Rotary bangs the drum for Africa 1957 in Lynn; he is the son of the late Arthur J. and Alma SWAMPSCOTT within their culture.” need was and the answer job opportunities, said (Chamberlain) Albert. He was From A1 The “20-year story” on was water, she said. Esu Anahata. a resident of Peabody for Anita Balliro, Swamp- how the foundation came The newly-founded or- many years and previously re- the Fleet’s Duct-Tape Re- to be all started on a spir- ganization found its mis- scott High School retired sided in Lynn. He was a grad- gatta race. itual search that brought sion: provide clean water art teacher, and Chris uate of Lynn English. “The Rotary is an inter- the couple to Burkina to the African nation. Esu Ratley, a current math national organization,” Faso, said Ina Anahata. Anahata said they got to teacher at the town’s high Philip was a machine op- said Swampscott Rotary The two ended up in the work on finding companies school, both saw the foun- erator for Madico for several President Debra Gold- city Fada-N’gourma, she that could drill wells inside dation’s work firsthand. years. berg. “We raise funds for said. They fell in love with the villages, at the cost of The two educators heard Music was his world, he projects that intend to the natives and immersed $10,000 per well. Thank- about BARKA during the was a disc jockey. Philip also Home, 157 Maple St., Lynn, help people. It’s all about themselves into the culture. fully, the Anahatas found Duct-Tape Regatta and enjoyed trivia and loved foot- on Friday evening, Aug. 23 service above self.” After living with them plenty of willing donors decided to travel out there ball and golf. He was a for- from 4-7 p.m. His funeral The foundation was es- for a while, Ina Anahata back home in the states, he in 2014, said Balliro. They mer member of the Franco service will be in Cuffe-Mc- tablished in the U.S. in said she and Esu learned said. stayed for one month. America where he also was a Ginn Funeral Home on Sat- 2006 by co-founders Ina how humbled the natives “It’s not just about drilling “The women in the vil- bartender. Philip treasured the urday morning, Aug. 24 at and Esu Anahata. BAR- were, and how willing a well,” said Esu Anahata. lage walked seven miles time he spent with his family. 9 a.m. Relatives and friends KA is an African term that they were to share their “It’s about creating sustain- back and forth every sin- He is survived by his son, are respectfully invited. Buri- means thank you, blessing food despite their nation’s ability within that commu- gle day to get water out Philip R. Albert Jr. of Ohio; his al will be held privately. In and most importantly reci- major lack of resources. nity. We have the natives of the closest, broken well sisters, Nannette LeBlanc and lieu of flowers donations may procity, said Esu Anahata. The couple came back to charging small mico-frees so they could provide for her husband Fred of Lynn, be made to the Alzheimer’s Their work to provide jobs their home in Maine and for water use, so when a their families,” said Bal- Suzanne Dow of Lynn, Dianne Association, 309 Waverley and purified water is in founded the organization. well breaks, they have their liro. “That really got to me McCormick and her husband Oaks Road, Waltham, MA because we have so much the African nation Burki- When they reached out to own funds to fix it.” Soren of Deleon Springs, Fla., 02452 or the Chelsea Jewish of it here and we don’t even na Faso, where they spend the United Nations to learn Soon after the drilling of and Rachel Jedrey and her Hospice and Palliative Care, most of their time, he said. how they could help their the first well, the founda- need all of it. That whole husband Larry of Peabody. He trip changed my life.” 123 Captians Row, Chelsea, “It’s not about the work,” newfound second home, tion suggested the Burki- is also survived by his cher- MA 02150. To share an on- said Ina Anahata. “It’s Ina Anahata said they na natives establish a gov- The foundation has a ished granddaughter, Jazmin new project underway, said line condolence please visit about the connection we learned a lot. They got back erning water committee to Marie Albert; and many nieces Esu Anahata, with a goal www.cuffemcginn.com. made and the fact that our to Burkina and asked the maintain the well, which and nephews. roots now run very deep natives what their greatest is what created a slew of of drilling 20 new wells in Burkina Faso. They are Service information: Phil- ip’s visiting hours will be in hoping to find more donors LIFE WELL CELEBRATED® willing to help make their the CUFFE-MCGINN Funeral goal a reality. At $10,000 a well, the project will cost about $200,000. 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LYNN try of Deeds. In 2012, the of affordable and mar- transform a parcel at Riv- about rail trail design From A1 city seized the abandoned ket-rate. er and Burns streets into station for nonpayment of “It’s a great location 11 townhouses. LYNNFIELD out to bid and proceed Ave., a first step to allow- $2,296 in real estate taxes. for people working in the Phelps said LHAND From A1 with spending the $10.3 ing residential develop- In 2015, the city sold area,” Phelps said. “We became interested in the (+) million currently al- ment on the site. the property to the EDIC think it’s a great fit for abandoned gas station “To see if the Town will located by the MassDOT The commercial restric- for $1. A year later, EDIC housing.” site because it was located vote to raise and appro- for the construction of the tion was in place because made two attempts to sell Phelps said the project in the same neighborhood. priate, transfer from un- Rail Trail.” the land was severely con- the property, but failed will fit with development The agency highlighted appropriated available Supporters have pre- taminated and had to be to receive any attractive elsewhere in the Orchard vacant parcels in the area funds, transfer from vailed over opponents in cleaned to make it safe bids, including a marijua- Grove neighborhood, from with a vision of filling in available funds appropri- pushing the trail through for homes. The clean-up, na dispensary. Oakville to Minot and those lots with housing. ated for other purposes, design toward construc- which involved removing That prompted former Bennett streets to West- “The neighborhood is re- or otherwise, $348,000, tion but not without a gas and oil tanks from the Ward 6 Councilor and now ern Avenue. In 2018, they ally seeing an uplift with to be expended under fight from trail detractors. ground, was paid for by a state Rep. Peter Capano broke ground on a $4.6 all of the work that’s go- the direction of the Town The trail won Town grant EDIC secured from (D-Lynn), to hold a neigh- million three-phase proj- ing on,” said Phelps. “Our Administrator for the Meeting support by a sin- the Environmental Pro- borhood meeting, where ect to transform vacant market study that we purpose of completing gle vote in 2017. A non- tection Agency (EPA), ac- residents said they pre- General Electric Co. lots commissioned a few years Lynnfield’s share of the binding referendum on cording to Cowdell. ferred housing. into townhouses and sin- ago showed us that we design and engineering the trail last April saw The agreement comes Peggy Phelps, director gle-family homes. need more home owner- of the Wakefield-Lynn- supporters prevail with 52 after a convoluted his- of planning and develop- Four single-family ship in that area. It makes field Rail Trail project to percent of the vote out of tory with the property, ment for LHAND, said the homes have been built sense to put more home Massachusetts Depart- 3,538 votes cast. which dates to 1988 when single-family townhouses on Minot Street. Con- ownership in that area to ment of Transportation “That was a very strong the Lynn J. Robert Corp. will front Western Avenue. struction is underway on complement other work standards, and for the turnout for a town elec- of Peabody and Jerome The units will include two the second phase of that we’ve done.” purposes of any other tion,” said Crawford. Sousa of North Hamp- bedrooms, a bonus room project. Four single-fam- costs associated with the Plans call for the 4.4- ton, N.H., acquired the and yard. Access to the ily homes will be built at Gayla Cawley can be Wakefield-Lynnfield Rail mile trail to include a 12,288-square-foot lot at homes will be from Minot Richard and Light streets reached at gcawley@item- Trail project, or act on 2.5-mile stretch along no cost, according to the Street and Murphy Ave- before work begins on the live.com. Follow her on anything relative there- the former Newburyport Southern Essex Regis- nue. They will be a mix final phase, which will Twitter @GaylaCawley. to.” Railroad with a 1.9 mile Crawford said the town stretch running through has several accounts to Wakefield. International flavor Sunday at Fraser Field provide money for the The trail would run from trail. The Finance Com- Route 128 in Wakefield LA VOZ ed the school/dance compa- mittee voted 8-2 to en- through Reedy Meadow dorse the special town From A1 ny in 2011. Rodriguez, who Festival La Voz music schedule behind Lynnfield Middle has years of experience as a meeting article. School, across Summer consistently sells out her dancer/choreographer, has Aug. 25 The Friends in a state- Street at St. Paul’s Epis- rare shows in the North- created folkloric dances for 11:30-12:45 DJ el Menor ment provided by mem- copal Church, behind Lyn- east. She says bachata community organizations, 12:45-1:00 Cultura Latina Dance Academy ber Patrick Curley stat- nfield High School, across features beautiful lyrics churches and non-profit or- (traditional Hispanic dances) ed: “Moving forward with Pillings Pond Road just and music, and allows au- ganizations. 1:00-1:15 Valentina (ballads) Wakefield on the final de- north of Wildwood Drive dience members to listen Its mission is to en- 1:15-1:30 Sebastian (salsa) sign and permitting will and into Peabody. quietly and dance at the hance, share and connect 1:30-1:45 Extro el 23 y Cheska Fuentes (ur- result in the Rail Trail be- same time. our culture and commu- bano/reguetón) ing ‘construction ready.’ At Thor Jourgensen can be Kazzabe is a large band nity through dance. Its 1:45-2:00 DJ el Menor that point, the MassDOT reached at tjourgensen@ that features horns, excit- students learn about lead- 2:00-2:45 Francisco Lemus- Algodón can put the construction itemlive.com. ing percussion and several ership, self-esteem, disci- 2:45-3:00 DJ el Menor singers. It specializes in pline and teamwork. 3:00-4:00 Grupo Kazzabe Punta, a genre of tradition- Festival La Voz has 4:00-4:15 DJ el Menor al music that developed grown considerably, in 4:15-5:15 Alexandra among the people of Hon- both stature and popular- duras, Guatemala and Be- ity, in three short years. lize. The style is unique, but The first two events were calypso and soca influences held at McManus Field are part of the charm. on Neptune Boulevard. Francisco Lemus Al- This year, the celebration godon has been perform- moves to the much larger ing and releasing records Fraser Field complex. since the early ‘90s. 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[email protected] “Greenland is not for sale,” the prime minister ADVERTISING reportedly said. “I strong- Ernie Carpenter Jr. ly hope that this is not Director of Advertising and Business Development, ext. 1355 meant seriously.” PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS [email protected] No, I’m talking about something we actually Ralph Mitchell three years ago, some- ow, and Captain America, the character wasn’t going guire era, where we were Sales Representative, ext. 1313 had, that was brutally thing that seemed un- known to his friends as to continue on his legacy subjected to emo Peter [email protected] snatched away this week. likely at the time, and we Steve Rogers. after he sacrificed himself Parker? Or the reboot Today, the nation is strug- Patricia Whalen were all better for it. Now, Those exits, although in Endgame? of the franchise just five Sales Representative, ext. 1310 gling to recover from the it appears, that will all be difficult, were not unex- The announcement years later with Andrew [email protected] loss of Spider-Man. snatched away much like pected. The actors had prompted a trending Garfield that was cut We’re all licking our BUSINESS OFFICE Peter Parker’s chance at been doing the films for a hashtag, #Savespiderman short after the critical and wounds, according to my commercial failure of the Maria Alvaracin a normal life when he was decade and had been vocal on Twitter Tuesday night, ext. 1205 Twitter feed, following the second film? announcement that Sony bitten by a radioactive spi- about wanting to move on with devastated fans ask- [email protected] der. after their contracts ex- ing: what did Tony Stark Now, the studio is taking and Disney could not come its turn at killing the Tom Susan J. Conti The news comes in the pired. die for and suggesting Controller, ext. 1288 to an amicable financial Holland era. agreement, which will wake of “Avengers: End- But losing our friendly that Stark should have in- [email protected] game,” where numerous neighborhood Spider-Man, cluded Sony in his snap. It’s just all too much. likely remove Spider-Man But maybe in time, we’ll Ted Grant fan-favorite superheroes when Tom Holland still If failed negotiations Publisher, ext. 1234 from the Marvel Cinemat- be able to look back on the were killed or saw their has two movies left on his stand, it will be anoth- [email protected] ic Universe. good times and it’ll make storylines come to an end, contract? That one came er mismanagement of A previous deal between the loss hurt a little less. Marian Kinney the two studios resulted in including Tony Stark, as a shock. He was just a the character by Sony. ext. 1212 the introduction of every- known to some as Iron kid after all. Who else remembers the Gayla Cawley is a staff [email protected] one’s favorite web-slinger Man, Natasha Romanoff, What was the point of cringe-worthy Spider-Man reporter with the Daily Will Kraft into the Avengers team who went by Black Wid- Stark mentoring Parker if 3 during the Tobey Ma- Item. Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 [email protected] E.R. SHIPP Mike Shanahan Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 [email protected] Carolina Trujillo Journalists must tell more complex truths Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 [email protected] Journalism is not for the inform and educate. could never be American. the middle class feels plex truth; the bad news is Jim Wilson faint of heart, especially in In the aftermath of the But it was by virtue of our pinched. But why must that too many others said Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 an era where the most pow- latest confrontation be- bondage that we became the faces of middle-class that as the only person of [email protected] erful politician in the land tween neo-Nazis and those the most American of all.” angst be white? And in color in their news shops or CIRCULATION has labeled its practitioners who have been deemed This month marks the those rustbelt counties one of a handful, they have Lisa Mahmoud “enemies of the people” who anti-fascists, or antifa, 400th anniversary of the that have defected from limited opportunities to Manager, ext. 1239 produce “fake news.” I saw one guy asserting arrival in the Virginia col- the Democratic Party be- shape news coverage. That [email protected] So while we rake muck that white people made ony of Africans kidnapped cause of the impact of is an industry failure. CLASSIFIED and speak truth to power this country. Obviously, from present-day Angola. globalization, aren’t there Thankfully, despite all Abbe Young Smith without fear or favor — or schooling failed him. But I Commemoration events more than white people the challenges — from the Manager, ext. 1276 at least aspire to do so — firmly believe that we sol- will culminate on Sunday who live there and have prohibitive cost of earning [email protected] it’s only natural to some- diers without swords — to with a National Day of been similarly displaced? a degree in the more elite GRAPHICS times lose sight of why borrow a phrase from the Healing and the ringing The more complex truth journalism programs to what we do matters. I’ve documentary filmmakerof bells across the country is that most issues on the an anti-truth mood being Trevor Andreozzi blessedly been remind- Stanley Nelson — can fill at 3 p.m. That’s a fine goal, minds of the American Designer stoked by political charla- [email protected] ed by, first, a gathering in the knowledge gap of but healing won’t come populace are on the minds tans — young people are of several thousand jour- his ilk. Start with a mag- until there is acknowl- of more than angry white filling classrooms from Mark Sutherland Creative Director nalists that I attended in nificent opus by the New edgement of how the past men or exasperated white coast to coast. [email protected] Florida a few weeks ago York Times, The 1619 has shaped the present. soccer moms. So we must I’m all fired up now, but and, currently, the start of Project. That long overdue And we journalists have a tell it like it is, taking ad- when my batteries finally NEWSROOM a new academic year that corrective will absolutely role in helping the general vantage of new tools for lose their power, there’s Mike Alongi brings a fresh bunch of alter the minds of anyone public connect the dots. unearthing truth, telling an army of replacements Sports Reporter ext. 1228 [email protected] young people still eager to not too far gone to learn. We must also educate stories and connecting ready to take up the role seek truth and tell stories. The collection of essays about politics in a way that with our communities, as that the fictional Mr. Doo- Bill Brotherton My batteries have been and commissioned literary makes us more than com- well as new initiatives to Features Editor ext. 1338 ly ascribed to journalists: [email protected] recharged and I’m rarin’ works challenges read- mentators in a sporting support local news and “comfort the afflicted and to go. ers to unlearn what they event or producers of spec- investigative journal- afflict the comfortable.” Gayla Cawley Reporter, ext. 1236 Sometimes we become think they know about the tacles called presidential ism. Learning about this Look out, world! so focused on the insanity country’s origins and to debates. At the convention during workshops at con- [email protected] emanating from that oth- recognize the centrality of of the National Associa- ventions such as NABJ’s E.R. Shipp, a Pulitzer Cheryl Charles er Pennsylvania Avenue the African/African Amer- tion of Black Journalists is part of the continuing Prize winner for commen- News Editor, ext. 1278 that we forget that our ican presence. (NABJ), which drew some education of journalists. tary, is journalist-in-res- [email protected] work is much more than “We were told once, by vir- 4,000 people, I challenged The good news is that idence at Morgan State Bella diGrazia responding to tweets and tue of our bondage,” Nikole political reporters to tell many journalists I met at University’s School of Reporter, ext. 1317 [email protected] temper tantrums. We have Hannah-Jones writes in more complex truths than the convention are amena- Global Journalism and a constitutional license to the opening essay, “that we they are wont to do. Yes, ble to the idea of more com- Communication. Thomas Grillo Reporter, ext. 1264 [email protected] Spenser Hasak Photographer, ext. 1332 [email protected] E¥¦¥ M. 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By David Sharp small group of wealthy Collins, who was first he had sexually assault- and Brian Slodysko financiers. They’ve high- elected in 1996, has prac- ed her decades ago, when ASSOCIATED PRESS lighted Collins’ bipartisan ticed a measured, moderate both were teens. Kavana- credentials while calling brand of politics that aligned ugh vigorously denied as- PORTLAND, Maine — her a “strong voice to the with the ethos of a state saulting her. Democrats vowed last concerns of women across where most voters don’t Critics sent coat hangers year to make Republican Maine and the nation.” identify with either party. to Collins’ office, and an Sen. Susan Collins pay for The spending under- But the political climate in envelope containing white her vote confirming Brett Kavanaugh to the Su- scores how loud, polarized the state has recently devel- powder was sent to her preme Court. Republicans politics are changing cam- oped more bite, as evidenced home in Maine, both signs declared they would have paigns far from battle- by former GOP Gov. Paul of how ugly the situation her back. Neither has for- ground states and threat- LePage’s bare-knuckle style. had become. gotten its promises. ening the political culture New England Republicans, Roger Katz, a moderate Money is pouring into that allowed centrists like meanwhile, have become an Republican, attorney and Maine’s high-profile Sen- Collins to thrive. endangered species in Con- former state senator in Au- ate race, threatening to But it’s unclear how gress, with Collins the last gusta, acknowledged that upend the state’s repu- Maine voters will respond one. vote hurt Collins. But he tation for genteel politics FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS to refighting her conten- The Kavanaugh con- brushed off pundits’ sug- and giving way to a new Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, walks past report- tious vote for Kavanaugh troversy presented an gestions that she’s become era of partisanship. ers on Capitol Hill in Washington, as she heads or to the flood of outside opening for Democrats. vulnerable. “Most people Observers predict the to a briefing on election security. money. The senator lost standing will look at her body of race will set a spending re- The race represents one with many women when work over 24 years, not cord in the state, with tens Advertising data shows month that accuses Col- of a handful of opportuni- she voted for Kavanaugh just a single issue,” he said. of millions of dollars going Democrats plan to spend lins of failing to protect ties for Democrats to pick after questions swirled Collins has at least two into the state, even though at least $1.2 million on Medicare. A newly formed up seats in the Senate in about whether he would Democratic challengers: Collins has yet to officially ads through December, in- GOP group, meanwhile, the pursuit of seizing con- uphold Roe v. Wade and House Speaker Sara Gide- announce that she’s seek- cluding a spot that aired has $800,000 already trol of the chamber from after Christine Blasey on and 2018 gubernatorial ing reelection. for the first time this in the bank, thanks to a the GOP. Ford came forward to say candidate Betsy Sweet. Trump moves to end limits on detention of migrant children

By Colleen Long and Amy Taxin ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — The Trump administration is moving to end an agree- ment limiting how long migrant children can be kept in detention, the president’s latest effort to FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS curb immigration at the West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice delivers his Mexican border. State of the State address in the House of Dele- A court fight is almost gates’ Chamber in Charleston, W.Va. certain to follow, challeng- ing the attempt to hold migrant families until asylum cases are decided. Must West Virginia A current settlement overseen by the federal governor live in courts now requires the government to keep chil- dren in the least restric- capital? Suit continues tive setting and to release them as quickly as pos- By Anthony are also issues on the au- sible, generally after 20 Izaguirre thority — and even the days in detention. ASSOCIATED PRESS ability — of the courts Homeland Security offi- to chaperone the where- cials say they are adopting CHARLESTON, W.Va. abouts of the state’s chief their own regulations that — Can a governor be executive. reflect that “Flores agree- forced to live in the state FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Wednesday’s hearing ment,” which has been in capital? A lawsuit seeking rehashed those questions, effect since 1997. They say Protesters hold signs outside of the Homestead Temporary Shelter for to do just that with West including some previous- there is no longer a need Unaccompanied Children while members of Congress tour the facility Virginia Gov. Jim Justice ly posed by the governor’s for the court involvement, in Homestead, Fla. was back in court Wednes- lawyers: “Is he ‘residing’ which was only meant to day. in Charleston if he sleeps be temporary. But the new ing: “I’m the one that kept if not contempt of court.” seen the final rule and The Republican billion- there but departs in the rules would allow the gov- the families together.” “I think all these things will have a week to brief aire has been frequent- morning and spends his ernment to hold families But immigrant advo- are now part of the 2020 a federal judge, who will ly criticized by members waking hours elsewhere? in detention much longer cates and Democrats de- campaign,” Schey said. weigh whether they are of both major parties for Conversely, is he ‘residing’ than 20 days. cried the new regulations, Acting Homeland Se- consistent with the settle- being absent from the in Charleston if he spends It is the latest effort saying prolonged deten- curity Secretary Kevin ment. Charleston statehouse some portion of his wak- by the administration to tion would traumatize im- McAleenan said Wednes- The government’s pro- as his business empire of ing hours there but sleeps tighten immigration, Pres- migrant children. day the regulations create posed rule, she said, more than 100 companies elsewhere?” ident Donald Trump’s sig- “The administration is higher standards to gov- wouldn’t have let law- bogs down in litigation. After brief discussion, a nature issue, and is aimed seeking to codify child ern family detention facil- yers monitor conditions But perhaps the most circuit court judge extend- at restricting the move- abuse, plain and simple,” ities. The facilities will be in border facilities and forceful condemnation has ed the case by requesting ment of asylum seekers in House Speaker Nancy regularly audited, and the would have dramatically come from a Democratic more documents from Jus- the country and deterring Pelosi, a California Dem- audits made public. changed how long children lawmaker whose lawsuits tice’s legal team and Del. more migrants from cross- ocrat, said in a statement. The regulations are ex- could be detained and the have accused Justice of Isaac Sponaugle, who filed ing the border. The news Peter Schey, a lawyer for pected to be formally pub- standards for their care. violating a passage of the the suit. immediately generated the immigrant children in lished Friday and go into “We’re going to have a state Constitution that Justice, whose estimat- fresh outrage, following the Flores case and pres- effect in 60 days absent world that looks a lot like says the governor “shall ed net worth totals about reports of dire conditions ident of the Center for legal challenges. the internment of families reside at the seat of gov- $1.5 billion, has said the in detention facilities, and Human Rights and Con- Holly Cooper, co-direc- and children, where we ernment.” case “is a total waste of it is questionable whether stitutional Law, said if the tor of the immigration have basically regular- The result has been a time.” His general counsel, courts will let the admin- regulations don’t match law clinic at University ized prison as a default for legal back and forth cen- Brian Abraham, echoed istration move forward the settlement in that of California, Davis and a families seeking political tered on the definition of those thoughts Wednes- with the policy. case, “they would be in im- lawyer in the Flores case, asylum in this country,” the word “reside.” There day. Trump defended it, say- mediate material breach, said attorneys haven’t she told reporters. State officials sue EPA, seeking Lynn English High School more Hudson River cleanup Class of 2022 ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — Attorney General Letitia more work if new informa- New York officials who James, both Democrats, tion comes in that causes Car Wash are pushing for addition- said they bought the lawsuit the agency to conclude al cleanup of the Hudson because PCB contamina- that more work is needed. River followed through tion in the river and its fish Environmental groups Wednesday on their prom- remain unacceptably high. and public officials in New ise of a lawsuit against the They argue that the “certif- York have argued for a U.S. Environmental Pro- icate of completion” issued new round of dredging for Date: tection Agency. to GE by the EPA in April several years. The federal lawsuit seeks was unlawful because the GE spokesman Mark Saturday, Aug. 24 to vacate the EPA’s deci- agency failed to ensure the Behan wrote in an email sion in April not to com- cleanup would assure the that GE met all its obliga- Time: pel General Electric Co. to protection of human health tions and that 99 percent restart dredging for poly- and the environment. They of locations sampled in the 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. chlorinated biphenyls from want the certificate voided. the upper river. Agency of- “I think the federal gov- upper river met the proj- Price: ficials had said more time ernment is just letting a ect’s cleanup standard. and testing are needed to known, recognized pollut- $5.00 fully assess the $1.7 billion er off the hook,” Cuomo Superfund cleanup. told reporters Wednesday. ITEM CLASSIFIEDS Boston-based GE dis- “Finish the job, GE, before charged tons of PCBs from you leave.” GET RESULTS! factories north of Albany The EPA said Wednes- decades ago and complet- day it does not comment Call Customer Service ed removal of 2.75 million on pending litigation. EPA Every car wash cubic yards of contaminat- officials have said that GE to place an ad ed river sediment in 2015. can still be compelled in 781-593-7700, ext. 2 is entered into a ra e!!! Gov. Andrew Cuomo and the coming decades to do A6 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 2019 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- A report of a larceny at 3:21 Pleasant Street stole a sand- ported a broken window on his larly arrests, reflect police records. In p.m. Tuesday at 200 South wich and it was on video. vehicle on Monday at 5:54 a.m. the event of a perceived inaccuracy, Common St.; at 11:22 a.m. A walk-in reported at 6:36 Report of two men walking it is the sole responsibility of the con- Wednesday at Lynn English High p.m. on Tuesday that someone up Endicott Street, one has a School at 50 Goodridge St. banged on his Longview Drive green backpack with what ap- cerned party to contact the relevant door the night before around pears to be a rifle sticking out police department and have the Vandalism midnight. They stated the car on Monday at 2:34 p.m. Officer department issue a notice of correc- also pulled in front of the house, checked Endicott Street and tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or A report of vandalism at angled the car toward the house, surrounding area but did not clarifications will not be made without 2:29 p.m. Tuesday at Drewicz and then turned on their lights. find the men. Elementary School at 34 Hood Caller reports a child left express notice of change from the ar- St.; at 8:06 p.m. Tuesday at resting police department. PEABODY alone in a motor vehicle in the Henry Avenue Playground at parking lot at Shaws Supermar- 150 Henry Ave.; at 7:16 a.m. Summons ket at 210 Andover St. on Mon- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS LYNN Wednesday at Garelick Farms day at 3:01 p.m. The officer at 626 Lynnway. Four college students were wounded when a Gil Teixeira Duarte, 37, of said the vehicle left the area gunman opened fire into a crowd of 200 people Arrests A report of motor vehicle van- 85 Main St., Apt. 4, was sum- prior to the arrival of police. dalism at 7:38 p.m. Tuesday at outside a library near Clark Atlanta University moned following a motor ve- Northshore Mall security Tuesday night and then escaped in the chaos, Grant Brewer, 32, was ar- 30 Henry Ave. hicle stop at Metro Cleaners rested on warrant charges of reported someone sleeping authorities said. at 43 Foster St. for unlicensed inside a vehicle at Barnes & assault and battery on a police operation of a motor vehicle on officer, resisting arrest, disor- LYNNFIELD Noble at 210 Andover St. on Monday at 12:26 p.m. while Monday at 3:09 p.m. Officer derly conduct, defacing proper- not having a license. The vehi- ty and threat to commit crime Accident said the operator was tired College students cle was released to a licensed from the sun and was taking a at 8:52 p.m. Tuesday. Motor vehicle crash with operator. nap. He was sent on his way. Nathan Ferrie was arrested property damage reported on Valter DeOliveira, 56, of Police received an email on warrant charges of unarmed Tuesday at 4:47 p.m. at Con- 486 Central Ave., Danvers, was fear for safety robbery and assault and bat- don Circle. Officer assisted with complaint about a trailer on summoned following a motor Pleasant Street on Monday at tery at 8:11 a.m. Wednesday. paperwork exchange. vehicle stop at Metro Cleaners Jose Jiminian, 31, of 56 3:31 p.m. that has been there at 43 Foster St. for allowing un- for days blocking the driveway day after 4 shot Fiske Ave., was arrested and Alarms licensed operation of a motor charged with Class A drug and sticking out into the street. vehicle on Monday at 12:43 Officer reports the vehicle is By Jeff Martin black colleges, and no ar- distribution at 12:49 p.m. Accidental burglar alarm re- p.m. Wednesday. ported at 6 Elizabeth Way on registered to the home and is ASSOCIATED PRESS rests had been made by Patricia Queiroz, 23, was blocking its own driveway. late Wednesday, Atlanta John Laudanno, 42, of 62 Tuesday at 4:45 p.m. Officer ATLANTA — The summoned following a traffic Reports of a van blocking a police said. Police spokes- Nahant St., was arrested and reports home is secure. first day of fall semester stop at 8 Walnut St. on Monday garage on Spring Street Court man Carlos Campos re- charged with larceny, assault brought fear to Clark At- at 2:55 p.m. for unlicensed op- on Monday at 3:56 p.m. Officer leased video of a male sus- and battery with a dangerous Complaints lanta University, where eration of a motor vehicle. reports van ticketed and moved pect who authorities want weapon and receiving sto- Deiwson DaSilva, 32, was students worried about len property at 10:06 a.m. Manager at 375 North Broad- prior to tow and owner was told help identifying. summoned following a traffic their safety the day after The block party was cel- Wednesday. way requested an officer for an not to park there. stop at 8 Walnut St. on Monday gunshots were fired into ebrating the end of new Isandro Lopes, 36, of 80 ongoing issue with a tenant on Caller reports an unknown at 2:55 p.m. for allowing unli- a crowd of 200 people out- student orientation, and Sagamore St., was arrested Tuesday at 11:30 a.m. Officer person is in her driveway and censed operation of a motor side the school’s library. Clark Atlanta student and charged with operation will document. banging on the door at 323 vehicle. Four students were Anais LaFontaine of New of a motor vehicle with a sus- Gas grill fire reported at 71 Lowell St. on Monday at 8:07 wounded by gunfire after York City said Wednesday pended license and speeding Stillman Road on Tuesday at p.m. Officers checked the vehi- Accidents an argument broke out that she’s concerned about at 10:34 p.m. Tuesday. 6:30 p.m. Call handled by the cle and it belongs to the clean- Lynnfield Fire Department. between two groups at a the first-year students. James Morse, 45, of 317 Report of a motor vehicle ing company the reporting par- Locksley Street resident com- block party shortly after “I don’t want them to be Boston Road, North Billerica, crash at Tennessee’s Real BBQ ty hired. plaining about visitors to 179 10:30 p.m. Tuesday, Atlan- scared to come back,” she was arrested and charged with Real Fast at 260 Andover St. Anonymous caller reports teen- Moulton St. who park at that ta police said. The injured said. disorderly conduct at 1:58 a.m. on Monday at 9:46 a.m. Officer agers are smoking marijuana be- location three nights a week women were all expected Other students say they Wednesday. reports no tows needed and no hind Boston Bounce on Webster for a bible study on Tuesday at to recover. want security strength- Sergio Pena, of 12 Spring injuries. Street on Monday at 8:59 a.m. 7:56 p.m. Officer reports there “It could have been any ened on the campus near Road, was arrested on warrant Report of a motor vehicle crash and it has been going on for sev- are no violations. eral nights. Officer reports youths of us,” Zaire Hammond, a downtown Atlanta that’s charges of witness/juror/po- on Monday at 1:28 p.m. at 56 senior from Sacramento, Washington and 5 Aborn streets. were sent on their way. easily accessible to the lice/court official intimidation, Calif., said Wednesday Medical Officer reports no injuries. public. threat to commit crime and as- along the main walkway Report of a motor vehicle “Anybody and everybody sault with a dangerous weapon Ambulance requested at SAUGUS across campus. “Stuff like crash at 68 Andover St. on can walk through here,” at 11:03 a.m. Wednesday. Lahey Health Center at 1350 this shouldn’t happen on a said Jada Phillips, a stu- Janaye Pinabella, 27, of 42 Market St. on Tuesday at 3:01 Monday at 3:26 p.m. Officer Arrest reports no injuries, no tows. school campus.” dent from Virginia. Cottage St., East Boston, was p.m. Patient taken to Beverly The shooter escaped in School officials did not arrested and charged with Hospital. Rachid Anajjar, 47, of 5 Animal Control Warden St., Apt. 3, was arrest- the chaos outside the li- immediately respond to Class A drug possession at Medical aid requested at brary that serves students requests for comment 6:31 p.m. Tuesday. Sunrise Assisted Living at 55 ed and charged with failure to Animal control officer reports stop or yield at a red light and from Clark Atlanta and regarding students’ con- Gene Rivenburgh, 19, of Salem St., Apt. #207 on Tues- other nearby historically cerns about security. 58 Main St., Athol, was arrest- Gus, a domestic short-haired operating a motor vehicle with day at 4:18 p.m., patient re- black and white cat owned by ed and charged with Class A fused. a revoked license. drug possession at 12:40 p.m. Kate Stephens of 39 Nancy Wednesday. MARBLEHEAD Ave., is serving a 10-day quar- Accidents Ronald Spraglin, 31, was ar- antine. A resident of Peabody House rested and charged with viola- Accidents A report of a motor vehicle at 18 Walnut St. reports her cat tion of the city knife ordinance crash at YMCA on Main Street A caller reported a minor died on Monday at 10:25 a.m. at 10:29 p.m. Tuesday. at 2:14 p.m. Tuesday; near Kel- motor vehicle crash on Cowell She was told the animal control ly’s Roast Beef at 2:53 p.m. Street at 9:02 p.m. on Tuesday. Accidents officer does not transport civil- Tuesday; at Square One Mall at ians or dispose of deceased 6:02 p.m. Tuesday; at Bank of A report of a motor vehicle Complaints pets. She was directed to make America on Broadway at 6:29 other arrangements. p.m. Tuesday. crash at 3:47 p.m. Tuesday at A caller reported check fraud 116 Boston St.; at 7:52 p.m. Woman came to the station from the owner of a business to complain about an unre- Tuesday at 218 Chestnut St.; at on Washington Street at 10:44 Complaints 9:07 p.m. Tuesday at 122 Lib- strained dog at 110 Lowell St. a.m. on Tuesday. The caller on Monday at 11:24 a.m. She A caller on Founders Way erty St.; at 1:26 a.m. Wednes- wanted to know the process for day at 300 Washington St.; at said it stands on the edge of reported two missing Amazon FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS filing a civil complaint in court the raised yard and barks at packages at 9:13 p.m. Tuesday. 8:52 a.m. Wednesday at Monte or filing charges against the FBI and Internal Revenue Service agents ar- Road and Western Avenue; at her when she walks by. She owner. fears it will leave the property Theft rested Dana A. Pullman, the former head of the 9:16 a.m. Wednesday at Cen- A caller reported at 2:14 p.m. State Police Association of Massachusetts, and tral Avenue and Sutton Street. and go after her. Woman was on Tuesday that the guy who is told dogs are not required to A report of shoplifting from Anne Lynch, a State House lobbyist, at their A report of a motor vehi- preparing Gilbert Heights for Kohl’s Department Store on respective homes in Worcester and Hull on cle crash with personal injury be restrained on their property. paving is blowing all the debris She was advised to avoid the Broadway at 5:03 p.m. Tuesday. Wednesday. at 5:08 p.m. Tuesday at 130 into the Ocean Avenue boat lot. Union St. area if she felt uncomfortable. They stated cars drove by and She also said the owner always SWAMPSCOTT beeped at the man, yelling for Assaults walks the dog off leash. She Feds arrest former the man to stop. The caller went was told a citation warning Accidents A report of an assault and over and asked the man to stop would be mailed. battery at 6:56 a.m. Wednes- but they were told to mind their On Monday at 3:25 p.m. a A report of a motor vehicle state police union day on Union Street. business. caller reported two dogs from crash at 32 Humphrey St. at A walk-in turned in his fa- 14 Fairview Ave. were loose 11:42 a.m. on Tuesday; at 10 Overdose ther’s gun for destruction at again on Friday. It’s an ongoing Swampscott Ave. at 3 p.m. on leader and lobbyist 2:39 p.m. on Tuesday. issue with the dog owner. Dogs Tuesday. A report of an overdose at A caller reported at 2:45 p.m. are still unlicensed, despite A report of a motor vehicle By Philip Marcelo thousands of dollars in 7:41 p.m. Tuesday at BayRidge on Tuesday that he wanted to receiving several warnings. crash with personal injury at ASSOCIATED PRESS bribes and kickbacks Hospital on Granite Street; at file a complaint against his Animal control officer sent a 8:15 p.m. on Tuesday. from Lynch, a 68-year-old BOSTON — The former 10:33 p.m. Tuesday at 7-Eleven Winthrop Avenue neighbor for $100 ticket, copy of the leash Hull resident, for steer- president of the Massa- on Lewis Street. swearing at his son. The dis- law, citation letter, an order to Complaints ing lobbying work to her, patch officer advised the call- license within seven days, and chusetts State Police la- and that the two were Theft er swearing is not a crime. The a license application to Laurie A report of hazardous condi- bor union and the union’s involved with others in a caller stated he wanted to file a Riccardi, 14 Fairview Ave. tions at Atlantic and Phillips av- former lobbyist were ar- scheme to defraud at least A report of a robbery at 3:18 complaint against the neighbor enues at 6:25 p.m. on Tuesday. rested Wednesday and two companies seeking to p.m. Tuesday at 21 Joyce St.; for harassment. Complaints A report of an erratic opera- charged with misusing do business with the state. at 7:14 p.m. Tuesday at Dexter A caller reported at 5:07 p.m. tor on Humphrey Street at 6:14 union funds for their own Pullman’s lawyer, Martin and Friend streets. on Tuesday that a shoplifter on Caller from 19 Union St. re- p.m. on Tuesday. personal gain. Weinberg, said his client FBI and Internal Rev- strongly denies the charges enue Service agents ar- and “never acted in a man- POLICE BRIEFS rested Dana Pullman, ner that compromised his the former head of the loyalty to his union.” Infamous counterfeiter U.S. Secret Service Thought it was More, Fire officials are still State Police Association of Lynch’s lawyer, Scott sentenced to federal prison agents raided Colavec- Adventures of the World’s investigating the cause Massachusetts, and Anne Lopez, says his client in- chio’s home in December Greatest Counterfeiter,” of the blaze but say the Lynch, the union’s lobby- tends to vigorously fight PROVIDENCE, R.I. and seized money presses details his exploits. building will likely have ist, at their homes. the allegations. (AP) — A Rhode Island and about 2,400 in fake Colavecchio says he’s to be demolished. Kristina O’Connell, who Lynch Associates, the man who proclaims him- bills. Colavecchio pleaded attending community They say the fire was heads the IRS’s Criminal lobbying firm Anne Lynch self the “world’s greatest guilty in March to manu- college and still believes complicated by a limited Investigation Division founded, said in a state- counterfeiter” is heading facturing and possessing he can “do some good.” water supply in the area, in Boston, said Pullman ment she hasn’t had own- to federal prison. counterfeit currency. and heavy debris and oth- treated the union account ership interest in the firm The Providence Journal Colavecchio for years Firefighters battle large er combustible materials like his own “personal pig- since 2016 and that she’d reports that 77-year-old frustrated casinos with blaze at recycling plant piled inside the facility, gy bank.” served only a “limited Pawtucket resident Louis counterfeit slot machine which collects plastics, Authorities say he number” of clients until Colavecchio was sen- tokens. He was arrested NORTH ANDOVER electronics and other charged at least $75,000 2018. The firm declined to tenced to 15 months in at Caesars Atlantic City (AP) — Firefighters are waste from commercial on the organization’s debit comment further. federal prison on Wednes- in 1996 with 800 pounds continuing to tamp down companies. card, including on extrav- Pullman and Lynch day for producing coun- of the fake tokens. His a large overnight fire at a No evacuations were agant meals in New York made their initial appear- terfeit $100 bills. 2015 autobiography, “You waste recycling plant in ordered, but local offi- City and Boston, a Mi- ance in Boston federal North Andover. cials advised residents ami getaway and flowers court Wednesday. The fire at the Recy- to close their windows, and gifts. He put $21,371 Neither was required Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 clingWorks Massachu- stay indoors and turn down on a 2017 Chevrolet to enter a plea. Each was Hotline CALL 24 HOURS A DAY setts facility started off air conditioners. The Suburban, according to released on $25,000 bond. Spanish menu available around 6:30 p.m. Tuesday state’s Department of the criminal complaint. They both agreed to sur- or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) and burned through the Environmental Protection Authorities say the render their passports All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. night with thick, heavy is expected to conduct air and restrict their travel to Callers may remain anonymous. 57-year-old Worcester smoke seen for miles. quality monitoring tests. resident also received New England. THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT ‘Stranger Things’ fans bring cameras, wallets to Georgia By Andrea Smith “The girl the other day ASSOCIATED PRESS was dressed like Eleven, all the way to the blood PALMETTO, Ga. — running down her nose.” Soon after Netflix re- Eleven is a main char- leased “Stranger Things,” acter of the series known fans of all ages came into for her mysterious mind Bradley’s Big Buy grocery powers and the subtle store in Palmetto, Ga., nosebleed she gets after dressed like characters activating those powers. from the show, and wan- The nostalgic ’80s sci-fi dered toward the Eggo series broke Netflix re- waffles aisle, cameras in cords with its third sea- hand. son. Within four days of They sought out the ex- release, 40.7 million ac- PHOTO | SONY PICTURES act spot where “Stranger counts had started watch- Kevin Feige, the president of Disney-owned Marvel Studios, will no longer produce the “Spi- Things” star Millie Bobby ing it and 18.2 million had der-Man” movies released by rival studio Sony Pictures after the two companies failed to come Brown filmed a scene as already finished it entire- to a new agreement. the character Eleven, and ly, Netflix announced on they’re still coming three Twitter. years later, even after the Creators Matt and Ross store changed its name Duffer set the series in fic- Spider-Man leaving the MCU after and became part of the tional Hawkins, Ind., but Piggly Wiggly franchise. filmed in Georgia, which Palmetto is a town of offers tax breaks and oth- Sony, Disney talks fall apart barely 5,000 people about er incentives to movie- 25 miles southwest of makers and whose econ- ney acquired the “X-Men” in 2015 allowed Feige, one Home,” has taken in $1.11 Atlanta where the gro- omy in return reaps $9.5 By Ryan Faughnder LOS ANGELES TIMES rights as part of its pur- of the industry’s most suc- billion. cery store cashiers greet billion annually from the chase of 20th Century Fox. cessful movie producers, to However, Disney ulti- customers by name. But film industry, according Spider-Man appears to Feige also has been tasked retool its rival’s most im- mately decided it didn’t after “Stranger Things” to a 2018 Georgia Depart- have taken his last swing with shepherding a sig- portant film franchise. In make sense to have one of premiered in 2016, it be- ment of Economic Devel- through Walt Disney Co.’s nificant lineup of original exchange, Disney was able its most important film- came routine for employ- opment report. Marvel Cinematic Uni- ees to also welcome fans A building on Emory Marvel Studios shows for to put the webslinger in makers working for an- verse. the company’s all-import- its own series of superhe- other studio if it couldn’t from around the globe. University’s Briarcliff Kevin Feige, the presi- ant streaming service Dis- ro movies, including “Cap- own a significant financial Fans have visited daily Campus in Atlanta served dent of Disney-owned Mar- ney+, which is expected to tain America: Civil War,” stake in the movies. since the store reappeared as the show’s Hawkins vel Studios, will no longer launch Nov. 12 in a high- “Avengers: Infinity War” Sony, meanwhile, had in the third season on Laboratory, where all produce the “Spider-Man” stakes gamble to take on and this year’s “Avengers: found success on its own July 4, said Piggly Wiggly sorts of suspicious activi- movies released by rival Netflix. Endgame.” with “Venom,” the anti- manager David Johnston. ty occur. In Duluth, crew studio Sony Pictures after Also on Feige’s plate: For Marvel fans and the hero movie starring Tom About 50 fans showed up transformed a vacant the two companies failed to building the next phase two studios, the arrange- Hardy. Venom is one of on one particularly busy wing and food court in come to a new agreement, Saturday in mid-July, he Gwinnett Place Mall into according to three people of Marvel movies, includ- ment was good while it the Spider-Man-related said. Starcourt Mall, a bustling familiar with the matter ing the long-anticipated lasted. characters Sony owns, and “You can spot them in hangout where much of who were not authorized “Black Widow” feature The deal allowed Sony to the film was not made as the crowd when they come the third season takes to comment. and a fourth “Thor” film. retool its prized superhero a part of the larger super- in here,” Johnston said. place. Disney, which had a It’s unclear how, exactly, at a time when the studio hero universe spearhead- major hand in producing Spider-Man would have had run out of ideas for ed by Disney. “Venom” megahits “Spider-Man: fit into the next round of the Marvel property. Sony, grossed $856 million in Homecoming” and its re- Marvel Studios movies if which finances the Spi- box office receipts. cent sequel “Far From the studios had been able der-Man movies, reaped The Culver City studio, Home,” wanted to take a 50 to reach a deal. the profits and kept its led by Sony Pictures En- percent co-financing stake Deadline first reported key piece of intellectual tertainment Chairman in future “Spider-Man” the severing of ties be- property alive. Tony Vinciquerra and mo- films, these people said. tween Sony and Disney. Disney, for its part, was tion picture group Chair- But Sony, which is riding Representatives for Sony, warm to the deal in part be- man Tom Rothman, is also high on the success of the Disney and Marvel Stu- cause the Burbank-based is making a movie starring Spider-Man movies, was dios declined to comment. entertainment giant owns Jared Leto as Spider-Man unwilling to give up such A person close to Sony the lucrative merchandis- character Morbius, which a large portion of its most said negotiations were ing rights for Spider-Man. is planned for release valuable franchise. “ongoing,” raising hopes Marvel also received a next summer. Sony also Another major factor among superhero filmsmall percentage of the scored with last year’s Os- in negotiations was the fans on social media that box-office receipts from car-winning animated fea- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS growing demands on the two sides would come the Spider-Man films. ture “Spider-Man: Into the Feige’s time, said people back to the table. But mul- The results were im- Spider-Verse.” Ethan Curtis, a 10-year-old “Stranger Things” with knowledge of the sit- tiple people disputed that pressive. “Spider-Man: Sony executives, people fan from San Antonio, eyes the Stranger uation. notion, saying the talks Homecoming,” starring familiar with the matter Drinks menu while sipping on a Sheriff Hop- Disney wants the highly were dead. Tom Holland as Peter said, were confident they per specialty drink at Lucy Lu’s Coffee Cafe successful producer to fo- The apparent collapse of Parker, was a major suc- could continue the Spi- in Jackson, Ga. Behind him, family members cus on the Marvel charac- discussions ends what was cess, grossing $880 million der-Man franchise, even Emilynn Guthrie, 9, and Layla Curtis, 13, are ters it owns, which recent- seen as a highly unusual worldwide in 2017. This without Feige. Holland is dressed like characters Mike and Eleven from ly expanded to include the pact between two Holly- year’s follow-up, still on board for future the show. “X-Men” characters. Dis- wood competitors. Disney “Spider-Man: Far From movies, sources said. For her new album, ‘Lover,’ Taylor Swift has Review embraced streaming. But is it too late? By Mikael Wood the result is that “Lover” LOS ANGELES TIMES may end up Swift’s first album since 2010’s “Speak For more than a decade, Now” not to immediately Taylor Swift’s record sales pass the 1 million mark. have been about as close Insiders are predicting a to a sure thing as exists finish of around 700,000 in the rarely settled music units — still by some dis- industry. tance the year’s biggest When the singer’s most debut. recent album, “Reputa- “It will be difficult for PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tion,” came out in 2017, it her in today’s stream- sold more than 1.2 million ing-dominated environ- Vince Gill doesn’t hold back on weighty topics copies in its first week — ment to match the lofty of regret, faith, his marriage and sexual abuse her fourth record in a row sales numbers of her pre- on his new record “Okie” coming out on Friday. to go platinum essentially vious albums,” said Lenny upon release. (That’s more Beer, editor-in-chief of the than any other artist has music-industry trade jour- Gill straddles middle ever scored.) nal Hits. But what’s a reliable Why the trouble con- seller to do in a market necting in a space teeming of the road on ‘Okie’ where nobody’s actually with pop fans? For start- buying? That’s the ques- ers, Swift famously resist- By Steven Wine fully weepy pedal steel on tion Swift faces ahead of ed the shift to streaming, ASSOCIATED PRESS the album closer “A World Friday’s release of “Lov- Without Haggard.” saying that platforms Vince Gill, “Okie” er,” her seventh studio al- Gill’s approach puts the didn’t pay creators fairly (MCA Nashville) bum and the first that will FILE PHOTO | TNS focus on the songs, and for their work. Yet as she Musically and political- serve as a true test of her kept her music off Spo- maybe that’s wise. While Taylor Swift kicks a beach ball during a per- ly, Vince Gill straddles the viability in the age of digi- tify — conditioning her those allergic to sentimen- formance at Wango Tango 2019 at the Dignity middle of the road on his tal streaming. loyal audience to think of tality might want to steer Health Sports Park in Carson, Calif. new album “Okie.” That’s undeniably where buying her songs and al- clear, there’s an appealing “We’re too far left and too the business finds itself bums as an act of devotion honesty in the often au- today. Two years ago, $345 million in ticket sales artist — behind some of — younger artists like far right,” Gill opines on tobiographical lyrics, and on-demand streaming on — her streaming numbers pop’s biggest names, in- Grande emerged to estab- the song “Black and White.” Gill’s melodies and vocals platforms like Spotify and are curiously soft. cluding Ariana Grande lish themselves as stream- The singing centrist from are lovely. Apple Music counted for This week, the singer and Post Malone, but also ing favorites. Oklahoma creates a coffee Back-to-back contempo- 54 percent of total music has only two songs on Spo- behind newcomers such as “Taylor was the flag house vibe on his 12-song rary Christian tunes serve consumption in the Unit- tify’s U.S. Top 50 chart, de- Juice WRLD and Young- carrier for strong phys- set, with tempos that are as love songs to his wife, ed States, according to spite having released four Boy Never Broke Again ical sales in a time when never swift and playing singer Amy Grant, and are Nielsen Music. In 2019, heavily hyped tracks from with nothing like Swift’s physical sales were declin- that’s always polite. Gill the album’s highlights be- that share is up to 80 per- “Lover.” (The title cut, overall cultural presence. ing,” said David Bakula, a keeps his Eagles-caliber cause they’re so beautifully cent. which came out Friday, Given that Billboard Nielsen analyst, who add- guitar chops under wraps, sung. When Gill climbs to And though Swift re- sits at No. 6, while “You combines sales and ed that by the point Swift and fellow virtuosos Tom a high A on the piano bal- mains a titan of pop music Need to Calm Down” is at streaming figures, includ- made her music easily ac- Bukovac and Jedd Hughes lad “When My Amy Prays,” — Billboard says her recent No. 38.) So far this year, ing YouTube views, when cessible online, many lis- lend only subtle support. the transcendent moment stadium tour behind “Repu- Nielsen ranks her as mu- tabulating an album’s teners had simply moved There’s little twang until might give even a doubting tation” grossed a whopping sic’s 14th-most-streamed commercial performance, on. Paul Franklin’s wonder- Thomas goosebumps. A8 THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 2019 LOOK! Be An Angel Day

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ASSOCIATED PRESS did I just hear, say that again.’” A pilot and self-pro- Lesh said his plane fessed thrill seeker said “skipped along the water” Wednesday he was forced for a few hundred feet to bring his new plane without much of an FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS down into the ocean off impact. He and his pas- Northern California as senger grabbed window it lost power, recording shades and seat cushions dramatic videos as he and to help them float in the German city offers his passenger treaded water teeming with jelly- water in the chilly ocean fish as whales breached $1.1M to whoever awaiting rescue. the surface nearby. Pilot David Lesh, a Leipelt, 20, of San Jose 34-year-old globe-trotting called air traffic control proves it doesn’t exist skier and the founder of for help and circled over PHOTO | U.S. COAST GUARD Colorado-based outerwear the two people in the BERLIN (AP) — A Ger- qualify for the prize. company Virtika, had A Coast Guard Air Station San Francisco MH- water. man city that’s been the The idea that Biele- embarked on the flight 65 Dolphin helicopter crew rescues two people The Coast Guard dis- subject of a long-running feld doesn’t exist was Tuesday over Half Moon after their plane went down near Half Moon patched two aircraft, a online light-hearted con- first floated by computer Bay, south of San Fran- Bay, Calif. cutter and a patrol boat. spiracy theory claiming expert Achim Held, who cisco. Videos show a helicopter it doesn’t really exist is posted the satirical claim His plan was for friends hoisting the soaked Lesh offering big bucks to who- on the Internet in 1994 in a second plane to and snowmobiling world- “Nothing was working.” and his passenger out of ever proves that’s true. in an effort to poke fun at photograph the first real wide. He had purchased He reached out to Owen Officials in Bielefeld the water about 20 min- online conspiracy theo- trip of his single-engine the plane less than three Leipelt, the pilot of the utes after the plane went said Wednesday they’ll ries. Beechcraft Bonanza months ago. second plane carrying the down. give 1 million euros ($1.1 propeller plane with The plan was scrapped photographer. While in the water, Lesh million) to the person who Even German Chancel- views of the coastline when the plane lost power “David radioes to me filmed himself and his delivers solid proof of its lor Angela Merkel once and Golden Gate Bridge while flying at 3,000 feet. that he’s lost engine pow- friend with his water-re- non-existence. jokingly cast doubt on to complement photos on “I just did everything er,” Leipelt said. “When sistant cellphone as the They said there are “no the existence of Bielefeld, his Instagram account I could to get the motor you hear that, you think, plane sank in under a limits to creativity” for which is allegedly located showing him flying, skiing going again,” Lesh said. ‘Whoa, whoa, whoa, what minute. entrants, but only incon- about 205 miles west of trovertible evidence will Berlin. Film on factory is first Netflix Thousands interested project endorsed by Obamas in Dutch idea for

NEW YORK (AP) — A Chinese at the plant con- Brexit beach party documentary about an sider the Americans lazy. Ohio auto glass factory The Americans at the THE HAGUE, Neth- of trying to make sure it that is run by a Chi- plant question what they erlands (AP) — As the actually happens. nese investor debuted see as Chinese workers deadline for Britain to He got the idea from a Wednesday on Netflix as unquestioned devotion to quit the European Union vacation in Hawaii, when the streaming service’s a company that robs them approaches, thousands he saw people head to the first project backed by of time to enjoy life. of people are expressing beach, drinks in hand, to Michelle and Barack At the factory’s opening interest in a Brexit beach watch the sun set. Obama’s new production ceremony, Dave Bur- party in the Netherlands “I live near the beach company. rows, the vice president to say a fond farewell. and I thought it would be Filmmakers Steven of the American factory, By Wednesday morning, nice on Oct. 31 to go to Bognar and Julia Re- privately curses out Ohio nearly 10,000 people had the beach and ... look over ichert said they learned Sen. Sherrod Brown signed up on Facebook to the ocean to the horizon of the Obamas’ interest for suggesting that the attend the proposed event where Great Britain is after “American Factory” Chinese owner be open that would allow people and then wave at the was shown at the Sun- to running a union shop. to sit in deck chairs look- Brits and say farewell to dance film festival and Two years later, after he’s ing out to sea as “Great good friends of ours,” Toe- they were pitching the been fired, Burrows drives Britain wakes up as a kook said in a telephone film to Netflix. They were by the factory and bitterly closed institution” while interview. told the Obamas had notes that you can’t spell enjoying “Dutch chips, He originally hoped that screened it days earlier. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Fuyao without an “f’’ and French wine and German party would attract about They’re ecstatic about “u.” beer.” 100 friends, but now the the support, and in an in- Bognar and Julia The Fuyao plant, bought Tensions rise when the Another 63,000 have idea has gone viral he is starting serious work terview Wednesday were Reichert, who live in the by Chinese industrialist factory doesn’t initially expressed interest in the Oct. 31 party at Wijk aan to make the beach party quick to dissuade anyone Dayton, Ohio, area where Cao Dewang, employs meet production goals, from the idea that the culminating in a bitter Zee, 19 miles northwest of happen. Fuyao Glass replaced an some 2,200 American and film is delivering a mes- fight over the right to Amsterdam. He’s already scouting abandoned General Mo- 200 Chinese workers. The sage either for or against unionize. The plan is the brain- locations at the beach any politician. tors plant, said they were film gives a close-up look In one of the last scenes, child of documentary and talking finances and “They got what we were initially interested in at how the cultures adjust an employee gives Cao a maker Ron Toekook, on Thursday he has an trying to do, which is to exploring a culture clash, to one another. At one tour of the factory floor who is amazed by the appointment with the tell a story that sort of but the film deepened into point, a Chinese worker and boasts about how au- attention it is garnering local mayor to talk about transcends the year-to- a story about the rights of explains that Americans tomation provides Fuyao and now is in the process security. year politics,” Bognar workers, globalization and are slow because they with the opportunity to said. automation. have fat fingers. Many fire workers. Germany: 8-year-old Reported illness among vapers goes on highway joyride reaches 150 possible cases Established 1973 with mom’s car FALL nstruction in: NEW YORK (AP) — teens or adults who had • BALLET The number of breathing used an electronic ciga- BERLIN (AP) — Police where he’d parked the REISTRATION • TAP illnesses reported among rette or some other kind of say an 8-year-old boy took car, turned on the hazard • JAZZ people who vape is grow- vaping device. Doctors say DAYS • LYRICAL his mom’s car and went lights and put up the • GYMNASTICS ing. Health officials are the illnesses resemble an for a nighttime joyride warning triangle. • HIP HOP now looking into more inhalation injury, with the on a highway in western According to police, UST CALL • IRISH STEP DANCING than 150 possible cases in lungs apparently reacting Germany. the boy said he started

16 states. to a caustic substance. Soest police said the feeling “uncomfortable” 2- .m. and - .m. Classes or all ages Officials on Wednesday So far infectious diseases boy’s mother called them once he hit 87 mph on the Register at studio. 3 years and u All classes limited in sie said the Food and Drug Ad- have been ruled out. early Wednesday after highway. ministration has joined the No single vaping prod- she noticed that both her The boy’s mother said Donna Moholland Estes Director Centers for Disease Control uct or compound has been son and her VW Golf had her son regularly drives A member of Dance Masters of America and Prevention and states linked to all of the cases, disappeared. go-carts and bumper cars investigating reports from and officials said it’s not Mother and police and has in the past prac- 15 Bessom St., Lynn • 781-581-6444 the last two months. clear if there’s a common eventually found the boy ticed driving a real car on donnasdancelynn.com All the illnesses were in cause. at a highway service area private property. WEATHER LOTTERY National weather MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: SUN, MOON, TIDES Forecast for Thursday, August 22, 2019 TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. Wednesday...... 2682 Wednesday...... 9077 Tuesday...... 8623 Tuesday...... 5901 Sunrise today 5:56 a.m. Partly cloudy skies. A stray SW winds 5 to 10 kt. Waves 1 shower or thunderstorm is foot or less. Monday...... 9308 Monday...... 4242 Sunset today 7:36 p.m. L possible. High near 90F. Tonight: NW winds 5 to 10 Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: Winds WSW at 10 to 15 mph. Sunrise tomorrow 5:57 a.m. kt. Waves 1 foot or less. A EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER L Tonight: Partly cloudy skies chance of showers. High tide today 4:44 p.m. early will give way to occa- All 4...... $4,340 All 4...... $5,360 Low tide today 11:02 p.m. L sional showers later during First or last 3...... $608 First or last 3...... $750 the night. Low 68F. Winds Any 2...... $52 Any 2...... $64 High tide tomorrow 5:12 a.m. WNW at 10 to 15 mph. Any 1...... $5 Any 1...... $6 ANY ORDER ANY ORDER All 4...... $362 All 4...... $447 Fronts First 3...... $101 First 3...... $125 Cold Warm Stationary Last 3...... $101 Last 3...... $250 Pressure H L High Low Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice Mass Cash: 6-21-23-28-32 AUG. 23 AUG. 30 TODAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Megabucks: 11-18-23-27-37-43 <-10 -0s0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110+ P’ cloudy | High 90, Low 68 P’ cloudy | High 70s, Low 60s Sunny | High 70s, Low 60s NATIONAL SUMMARY: Heavy showers and locally gusty thunderstorms Powerball: 12-21-22-29-32-(21) will extend along a press of cooler and less humid air today from the central Plains to the coastal Northeast. Drenching storms are forecast to riddle the South as well, especially the lower Mississippi Valley. Much of the West will be sunny, except for spotty storms over the Rockies.

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By Daniel Kane cludes three core senior play- ITEM STAFF ers for Saugus in running backs Marvens Jean and SAUGUS — It’s all about Christian Correia and tight building familiarity with new end Bruno Auzec. The group head coach Steve Cummings was happy to have a whole for the Saugus football team offseason to get familair with this preseason. As the start of Cummings after having to the new season inches closer, adjust to interim coach Mike things are on the right track. Mabee throughout the year “We have a small senior last season. class (nine) so getting to “We’ve become pretty com- know them all was pretty fortable with (Cummings),” easy,” Cummings said. “Being Correia said. “He’s been with hired in March and being the team all offseason and it’s able to open up the weight been pretty easy compared to room and be there after the adversity of last year.” school, seeing kids and meet- “Things have been pretty ing kids, that helped out a smooth,” Jean added. “I feel ton.” like all the players really like The Sachems’ level of dedi- him and enjoy the presence of cation and work ethic stood mind that we got back. It’s out to Cummings right from been good.” the start. As the team puts on Once the offense found its the pads this week, that ded- footing in 2018, Saugus im- ication has carried over. proved each week. Correia, “The effort is there,” Cum- who was a wide receiver at mings said. “It’s great. My the time, built a connection seniors and my captains have with quarterback Mason done a great job of setting the Nickolas and Jean helped tone attitude wise. It’s hot lead the Sachems to victory out, we’re in pads but every- in the Division 5 North quar- one’s excited. They want to be terfinal with 266 rushing here and it shows. That’s so yards and a pair of touch- much easier to work with. We downs. The Sachems expect don’t have to motivate them, ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK to continue where they left they want to practice and off on offense. The Saugus High football senior captains for 2019 are (from left) Zack Kesbia, Marvens Jean, work.” Bruno Auzec and Christian Correia. That group of captains in- CAPTAINS, B2

ITEM FILE PHOTO St. Mary’s pitcher Bobby Alcock threw 22 shut- out innings in the 2019 postseason to help lead the Spartans to the Division 2 state title. St. Mary’s baseball

PHOTO | JOSEPH BROWN Runners take off from the starting line at the 49th annual Lynn Woods 10-Mile Relay at Lynn celebrates its state Woods Reservation Wednesday evening. championship season Lynn Woods 10-Mile Relay dodges By Harold Rivera ITEM SPORTS EDITOR REVERE — The St. Mary’s baseball team had plen- rain for 49th annual running ty to celebrate at its annual awards banquet Wednes- day evening at The Wharf. St. Mary’s put together a By Mike Alongi Country Series, has been cording to event co-orga- teams from running clubs banner year in 2019, highlighted by the program’s ITEM STAFF running in its 50th sea- nizer Bill Mullen, as the such as Greater Boston rst-ever Division 2 state championship. “With this group, it was nice to show up at practice son since May and will event was skipped back Track Club, Wicked Run- every day,” Spartans coach Derek Dana said. “They LYNN — There aren’t nish up in September. in 1970. But nevertheless, ning Club (Salem), North just knew what we wanted to do. Sometimes you have many local community The other -- the Lynn the relay is a staple in not Shore Striders (Beverly), sporting events that can bumps on the road. There weren’t many bumps on the Woods 10-Mile Relay -- only the Lynn community, Mystic Runners (MetroW- say they’ve been around took place Wednesday but in the entire Massa- road with this group. That goes back to our ve se- est) and numerous others niors.” for half a century, but evening. chusetts running commu- from all over Massachu- The Spartans nished the regular season at 15-5, there are two such events It’s actually the 49th nity. There were 87 teams setts. good for the No. 2 seed in Division 2 North. After a in Lynn. One, the Lynn running of the Lynn who signed up for this rst-round bye, St. Mary’s eked out a 1-0 win over Woods Summer Cross Woods 10-Mile Relay ac- year’s event, including LYNN WOODS, B2 No. 7 Belmont in the quarter nal. Then the Spartans clawed their way to a 2-1 win over No. 3 Greater Low- ell in the semi nal. St. Mary’s blanked No. 4 Woburn 5-0 for the sectional title. In the state championship, Harper’s homer helps lift Phillies over Sox timely hitting and another dominant pitching perfor- mance from Bobby Alcock (22 shutout innings in the BOSTON (AP) — Bryce postseason) powered the Spartans to a 2-0 win over Harper homered to give Hopkinton. Philadelphia a fth-in- “To say you want to do it and to actually go out and ning lead, and Corey Dick- do it, I think the kids realized that if you set your erson drove in two runs mind to something and stay focused, you can achieve with a triple and a single your goals,” Dana said. “We achieved two of the three on Wednesday night to this year. We always set out for the (Nipper) Clan- help the Phillies beat the cy Tournament, (CCL) League championship, and if Boston Red Sox 5-2 and you’re fortunate enough the state championship. sweep the two-game se- “The defense was absolutely phenomenal in the ries. state tournament. Timely hitting, guys knew how to Boston started the rst move somebody over, knock somebody in, 2-out hits. inning with back-to-back Of course, the pitching, we had three starts by Bob- doubles, and Jackie Brad- by that were dominant. Aiven (Cabral) gave us ve ley Jr. homered for the innings (in the win over Greater Lowell) and Jared second straight night to (Coppola) slammed the door shut with a 2-inning give the Red Sox a 2-0 save. The kids just rose to the occasion.” lead against Drew Smyly St. Mary’s graduated ve senior leaders from its after two innings. Rick 2019 roster in pitcher Alcock, in elder Coppola, in- Porcello (11-10) allowed elder Colin Reddy, in elder DJ DiCenso and out- just one hit through four elder Kyle Ouellette. innings before César Juniors Lee Pacheco (in elder) and John Mulready Hernández led off the fth (catcher) also brought leadership to the fold. with a double. “The ve seniors, plus John and Lee, have been Hernández took off on a around pretty much forever,” Dana said. “They took wild pitch and scored us in the right direction pretty much throughout the when the throw got past PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS whole year. We really didn’t have any issues. Hitting, Rafael Devers at third here and there a little bit. But pitching and defense Philadelphia Phillies out elder Bryce Harper (left) is congratulated by base. were there consistently. teammates after hitting a 2-run home run in a win over the Red Sox RED SOX, B2 Wednesday night. BASEBALL, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 2019

PHOTO | JOSEPH BROWN The Essex Tech boys and girls cross country teams pose for a group photo at the 49th annual Lynn Woods 10-Mile Relay at Lynn Woods Reservation Wednesday evening. Hundreds turn out for Lynn Woods 10-Mile Relay LYNN WOODS much fun every time, and Groveland earlier in the after several years be- From B1 that’s great to see.” afternoon,” said Mullen. cause we were getting One thing the organizers “It was raining on us pret- pretty big and we needed “It’s very gratifying to were worried about com- ty hard when we were set- to open up more parking see so many teams show ing into the day was the ting things up, but eventu- in the lot,” Abelon said. up for an event like this,” threat of rain and thun- ally it cleared up really “We ended up adjusting it said Mullen. “It can get a derstorms, which pounded nicely.” and making up for the lost little crazy with this many much of Northern Massa- The relay was set up in distance by pushing the people and this many chusetts early in the day. classic style, with groups trail out a little further, moving parts, but every But, as the crew was set- of runners taking off in and it has worked out re- year we get it done and it goes off smoothly. Every- ting up the tables in the stages and running por- ally well.” one just comes to have a hour before the event tions of the 10-mile race. There were prizes given great time.” started, the skies cleared But the race has also out in 13 divisions ranging “To have 87 teams come for a great evening of run- evolved over the years, in- in age and ability from out from all over the state ning. cluding slightly changing young children to seniors. is pretty impressive,” add- “We were getting ner- the route of the race to Winners in each division ed co-organizer Joe Abe- vous there for a little make room for the bigger were given hand-made lon. “A lot of these teams while, especially when we crowds over the years. wooden plaques and com- come back year after year heard there was a funnel “We actually had to ad- memorative hooded ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK because they have so cloud spotted up near just the route of the race sweatshirts as prizes. Saugus senior running back Marvens Jean takes a knee during practice Wednesday. St. Mary’s baseball celebrates state title win Saugus senior captains BASEBALL North Sectional MVP); From B1 Mulready (CCL 1st team All-Star, Unsung Play- setting the pace for “They weren’t hard to er); Pacheco (CCL All- coach,” Dana said. “Our Star, Top Offensive Play- seniors, along with Lee er); Aiven Cabral (CCL 2019 football season and John carried us in the right direction. We had a 2nd team All-Star; CCL freshman (Aiven Cabral) Rookie of the Year, Rook- CAPTAINS that stepped right in and ie of the Year); Reddy From B1 did everything we asked. (CCL 2nd team All-Star, The new players came Top Defensive Player); “I think we’re continuing to get better and will im- in and acclimated them- prove each week this year,” Correia said. “We have a lot Kyle Ouellette (Aggan- of options on offense opening up. We have different selves to the atmosphere. is All-Star, Jim Tgettis formations that we’re getting ready to run that I think It was just a great year.” Coach’s Award); Ethan it will be good.” Award winners at Weisse (Spartan Award); On the defensive side, Auzec and Correia both anchor Wednesday’s banquet in- DiCenso (John Nerich Jr. cluded Alcock (CCL 1st the defense at linebacker while Jean leads the second- Most Improved Player ary at safety. team All-Star, CCL Pitch- er of the Year, Agganis All- Award); Brady Bullock “I think our strength on defense is that linebacker and Ryan Fraher (Fresh- spot,” Jean said. “And the back end, the defensive backs, Star, Top Pitcher, State Tournament Final MVP); man Awards); Kory Ouel- have gotten a lot better. It evens out our talent on the lette, Andrew Luciano and ITEM FILE PHOTO defensive side.” Coppola (Clancy MVP, Dante D’Ambrosio (Junior Off the field the Sachems also have leadership in CCL 1st team All-Star, Jared Coppola was a CCL All-Star and an Agganis co-captain Zack Kesbia. A lineman, Kesbia suffered a Agganis All-Star, MVP, Varsity Awards). All-Star for St. Mary’s in his senior season. leg injury that will have him sitting out his senior sea- son but he still serves as a vocal leader. “It’s like a family out here,” Kesbia said. “We’re all Philadelphia pulls away late in win over Red Sox very close. A lot of the kids on this team are young, sophomores and freshmen. Over the past few years RED SOX Philadelphia made it 4-2 10-0-3 previous 13 series Cora said. playing I’ve learned a lot about playing offensive and From B1 in the seventh on Dicken- (not counting the World UP NEXT defensive line. It’s been good to teach them what I know son’s RBI triple. The Red Series victory over the Phillies: Off on Thursday, and all the technique.” After a walk, Harper Sox put runners on second Dodgers). then at Miami for the start For now the Sachems’ focus is on getting ready for the cleared the Green Monster and third with two outs in TRAINER’S ROOM of a three-game series. season starting with a three-way scrimmage Saturday with a two-run shot, his the eighth, but José Álva- Phillies: SS Jean Segura RHP Vince Velasquez (5-7) in Newburyport. 27th homer of the year. rez struck out pinch-hitter took a pickoff attempt of is scheduled to start the “We have a pretty good idea of our top-end guys and The game was dampened Chris Owings to end the the right knee in the sixth opener. where they fit,” Cummings said. “Then you’ve got these by showers but never de- threat. inning. He went to the dirt Red Sox: Play the Kansas other guys that can help. Right now we’re trying to layed. figure out where they can help and where to best utilize Jared Hughes (4-5) Dickerson made it 5-2 in obvious pain, but the City Royals on Thursday in guys. We don’t want to have the same 11 guys on both earned the win with 1 1/3 with a single in the ninth. remained in the game. the resumption of a game sides doing everything. hitless innings of relief af- BUNTS Red Sox: LHP David that was suspended on “The scrimmage will be good,” Cummings said. “I ter Smyly lasted just 3 2/3 The Red Sox have hom- Price will throw in the Aug. 7 because of rain. The know Newburyport is in Division 5 so it’s a team we innings, allowing two runs ered in 13 consecutive bullpen on Thursday and game will be picked up in could see down the road in the postseason. It will be and five hits with three games, their longest such manager Alex Cora said he the 10th inning with the good to mix it up. Our practices are pretty controlled walks while striking out streak of the season. ... would decide after that score tied 4-4 and Josh but once you get in a little bit of that unknown out there four. Héctor Neris pitched Boston is 0-3-1 in inter- what is next. He won’t nec- Taylor working a 2-1 count with another team we’ll see what happens.” the ninth for his 23rd save. league series after going essarily need a rehab start, on Meibrys Viloria. Not a ‘tattooed guy’: Larry Bird mural will be changed after legend disapproves

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Larry Bird likes the mural but not the tats. An artist says she’ll re- move most tattoos from a large painting of the former NBA star on an Indianapolis multi-family residence. The tattoos in- clude two rabbits mating on his right arm and a spi- der web on a shoulder. Artist Jules Muck says she was just trying to be funny. The mural is a replica of Bird’s appear- ance on a 1977 Sports Il- lustrated cover when he played college ball for In- diana State. Bird’s attorney, Gary Sallee, says the former Indiana Pacers execu- tive “needs to protect” his brand and “doesn’t want to be seen as a tattooed guy.” Muck tells the India- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS napolis Star that an “Indi- ana” tattoo will remain on A mural of Larry bird on a multi-family residence in Indianapolis shows a number of tattoos on the basketball legend, and Bird’s arm in the mural. Bird has requested that the artist remove them. THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

SPORTS BRIEFS Lynn English registration fee is $100. More information can be golf tryouts found on Lynn Babe Ruth’s Facebook page. The Lynn English golf team will hold its first try- out Thursday evening St. Mary’s boys (5:30) at Gannon Golf soccer car wash Course. Anyone interested in trying out is encouraged The St. Mary’s boys soc- to come ready to play. cer team will host a car Equipment will be provid- wash and bake sale Satur- ed to those who don’t have day from 8:30 a.m. to 1 it. Those who try out are p.m. at the Lynn Fire Sta- required to bring a com- tion on Lynnfield Street. pleted physical form. Any The team asks for a $5 questions can be directed donation to help support to coach James Tidmarsh the program. at 781-424-8025. Swampscott High Lynn Classical seeks JV coaches golf tryouts Swampscott High School The Lynn Classical golf is looking for applicants for team will hold tryouts this a junior varsity girls soccer Thursday and Friday at 11 coach and a junior varsity a.m. at Reedy Meadows field hockey coach. All Golf Course in Lynnfield. interested applicants can Interested players must contact Athletic Director bring an up-to-date physi- Kelly Farley at kfarley@ cal, permission form and swampscott.k12.ma.us. concussion form. Northeast Arc Lynn Babe Ruth 5K for Inclusion Fall Ball signups Northeast Arc will spon- sor the 5K for Inclusion on Registration for Lynn Babe September 29 at Market PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Ruth Fall Ball will take Street in Lynnfield. The place Saturday from 10 road race will be part of a Justin Thomas (left) will open up the Tour Championship on Thursday with a two-shot lead, a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Babe day that also includes a while Rickie Fowler (right) will start the tournament eight shots behind. Ruth Clubhouse on O’Cal- 1-mile walk and roll and a laghan Way. All players family funfest. that graduated from Little Festivities will run from League are eligible and 8:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. with A new format for FedEx Cup playoffs encouraged to play. Babe the 5K and walk starting Ruth players from this at 9 a.m. Registration is summer are also eligible to $25 for the 5K and free for brings clarity and curiosity to PGA Tour play. The schedule runs the 1-mile walk & roll. from Sept. 7 through Oct. To register, start a team ATLANTA (AP) — Justin Rory McIlroy said Wednes- One function of the FedEx to par, not what was shot 26 and perhaps longer, or for more information, Thomas has a two-shot lead, day. “It will be exciting. It Cup hasn’t changed: It was each day. weather permitting. The visit ne-arc.org/5k. and the Tour Championship will be different. But at the designed to give an advan- “The FedEx Cup is not hasn’t even started. same time, you’ve just got to tage to players who had the a tournament. The Tour TV/RADIO If that seems difficult to go out there and try to play best season, and who played Championship is now for fathom, consider that some- some good golf and not look their best golf in the postsea- the FedEx Cup,” PGA Tour TV one could win this week around at what other guys son when the points were Commissioner Jay Monah- NFL Preseason 7:30 p.m...... Carolina at New England...... Ch. 4 without having the lowest are doing, and trust that by valued four times higher. an said. “So when you make 8 p.m...... Jacksonville at Miami...... Fox 72-hole score. the end of the week things Now, the advantage is that transition, you have to MLB And remember, such a will hopefully even out.” strokes to par. recognize there are 45 tour- 1 p.m...... Kansas City at Boston...... NESN radical change was to make The idea behind the new Thomas, who won the naments that precede it.” 2 p.m...... San Francisco at Chi. Cubs...... MLB Network the FedEx Cup finale easier format was to bring clarity BMW Championship last If nothing else, the new 7 p.m...... Cleveland at NY Mets...... MLB Network to follow. to the FedEx Cup by having week to become No. 1 in the format eliminates the kind 10 p.m...... NY Yankees at Oakland...... MLB Network The first staggered start in only one winner Sunday. FedEx Cup, tees off Thurs- of math that would give WNBA 8 p.m...... Dallas at Minnesota...... ESPN2 PGA Tour history — Thomas Each of the last two years, day already at 10-under even Bryson DeChambeau a Golf begins at 10-under par, the one player won the Tour par. Patrick Cantlay is No. headache, computing where 9:30 a.m...... LPGA: Canadian Open...... Golf bottom five players are at Championship and another 2 and will start at 8 under, players needed to finish 1 p.m...... PGA: Tour Championship...... Golf even par — unfolds Thurs- player won the points-based followed by Brooks Koepka to earn points to win. Last 6 p.m...... Korn Ferry: Boise Open...... Golf day at East Lake when 30 FedEx Cup. It was espe- at 7 under, Patrick Reed at year for example, Rose was Men’s Soccer players who reached the fi- cially awkward last year 6 under and McIlroy at 5 the No. 2 seed and his bird- 9:30 p.m...... Minnesota at Sporting Kansas City...... ESPN nal stage of the FedEx Cup because while Justin Rose under. ie on the last hole gave him Tennis 11 a.m...... US Open qualifying...... ESPNews playoffs chase the $15 mil- won the FedEx Cup, all any- The next groups of five a three-way tie for fourth, 11 a.m...... WTA: Bronx Open...... Tennis lion prize, the biggest payout one cared about was seeing players in the standings will enough points to win the 3 p.m...... ATP: Winston-Salem Open...... Tennis in golf history. Tiger Woods in his red shirt be at 4 under, 3 under, 2 un- cup. Dustin Johnson was Little League World Series “I could see a scenario celebrating a two-shot victo- der, 1 under and even par. the No. 4 seed and finished 3 p.m...... International semifinal...... ESPN where come Sunday, 15 ry, his first in five years. The leaderboards on the third. If he had finished in 7 p.m...... US semifinal...... ESPN guys might have a chance “My bank manager didn’t course, online and on televi- a two-way tie for second, he Aurora Games to win the entire thing,” mind,” Rose said. sion will show only the score would have won the cup. 7:10 p.m...... Basketball...... 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Wednesday’s Games N.Y. Yankees (Tanaka 9-6) at Oakland Tampa Bay 7, Seattle 6 (Roark 7-8), 9:37 p.m. Chicago White Sox 4, Minnesota 0 San Francisco (Samardzija 9-9) at Chicago Philadelphia 5, Boston 2 Cubs (Hendricks 8-9), 2:20 p.m. Baltimore 8, Kansas City 1 Washington (Scherzer 9-5) at Pittsburgh FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Detroit 2, Houston 1 (Brault 3-2), 7:05 p.m. N.Y. Mets 4, Cleveland 3, 10 innings Miami (Alcantara 4-11) at Atlanta (Soroka Cleveland Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield (left) found himself in some hot water after his Cincinnati 4, San Diego 2 10-2), 7:20 p.m. Colorado 7, Arizona 2 Colorado (Márquez 12-5) at St. Louis comments concerning the New York Giants’ decision to draft quarterback Daniel Jones at No. 6 Washington 11, Pittsburgh 1 (Mikolas 7-13), 7:45 p.m. overall in this year’s NFL Draft. Atlanta 5, Miami 0 Toronto (Thornton 4-8) at L.A. Dodgers L.A. Angels at Texas, 7:05 p.m. (Maeda 8-8), 10:10 p.m. Milwaukee at St. Louis, 7:45 p.m. Friday’s Games San Francisco at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m. Tampa Bay at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at Oakland, 10:07 p.m. Kansas City at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. Mayfield contacts Giants QB after biting remarks Toronto at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. Detroit at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. Thursday’s Games L.A. Angels at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Kansas City (Sparkman 3-7) at Boston Texas at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. BEREA, Ohio (AP) — he told GQ that he was Heisman Trophy winner tration from the college re- (Rodríguez 13-5), 1 p.m. Toronto at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Browns quarterback Baker stunned by the choice of who has built his reputa- cruiting process. Tampa Bay (Yarbrough 11-3) at Baltimore Washington at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. (Wojciechowski 2-6), 7:05 p.m. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. Mayfield did some scram- Jones — “blows my mind” tion on being outspoken and “And so it had nothing to Cleveland (Civale 1-2) at N.Y. Mets (Synder- Atlanta at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. bling off the field. — but that he didn’t mean unapologetic, said Jones ap- do with Daniel specifical- gaard 8-6), 7:10 p.m. Philadelphia at Miami, 7:10 p.m. Detroit (Zimmermann 1-8) at Houston (Cole Arizona at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. Claiming he was taken any disrespect toward Jones preciated the gesture. ly about the winning and 14-5), 8:10 p.m. Colorado at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. out of context in an inter- and that other comments in “He was very nice,” May- stuff.” Texas (Jurado 6-9) at Chicago White Sox Boston at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. (TBD), 8:10 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. view conducted four months the article were pieced to- field said as the Browns Mayfield’s comments trig- ago, Mayfield said Wednes- gether. wrapped up training camp. gered a backlash from some day that he reached out to Mayfield said he texted “Everything that people of the 24-year-old’s detrac- TODAY IN SPORTS New York Giants rookie QB Jones to make sure he un- have said about him, he was tors. But Mayfield’s feelings August 22 beat the College All-Stars 28-0 in Daniel Jones after mak- derstood he didn’t mean any cordial. He said, ‘no worries, about Jones’ selection by 1851 — The United States wins front 101,220 fans at Chicago’s ing some biting comments harm. man.’” the Giants were not un- the first international yacht race. Soldier Field. about the first-round draft “I reached out to Daniel Mayfield said a quote like many made about the The schooner named “America” 1949 — The Philadelphia Eagles pick from Duke. because all that stuff was about Jones’ college record team’s decision when there beat the College All-Stars 38-0 beats 14 British yachts. On Tuesday, a GQ article blown way out of hand, and came from a conversation were other higher-rated at Chicago’s Soldier Field. It’s the 1885 — Richard Sears beats God- on Mayfield was published I wanted him to know how I about himself — not Jones. QBs available. largest shutout in the series, later frey M. Brinley, 6-3, 4-6, 6-0, 6-3 to and in it the confident and felt, and I’ve heard nothing “It seemed very disre- But because a player on matched by Green Bay in 1966. win the U.S. men’s national tennis charismatic former No. 1 but great things from Sa- spectful, and I can under- another team, Mayfield, 1950 — Althea Gibson becomes championship held at the New- the first black tennis player to be overall selection said he was quon (Barkley) and Sterling stand that,” Mayfield said. made them, they took on port (R.I.) Casino. accepted in competition for the shocked the Giants drafted Shepard, guys that have a “But what people didn’t greater significance. 1898 — Malcolm Whitman beats national championship. Jones with the No. 6 pick lot of respect for him and re- realize, the conversation Cleveland’s brash sec- Dwight F. Davis, 3-6, 6-2, 6-2, 6-1 1957 — Floyd Patterson knocks this year and questioned spect their opinions,” May- entailed of me saying I was ond-year QB said what to win the U.S. men’s national out Pete Rademacher in the sixth why the team would take field said. surprised I was drafted No. bothered him most about tennis championship held at the round to retain his world heavy- a player without a proven “I just wanted to clear the 1 overall, and then me going the GQ piece was that the Newport (R.I.) Casino. weight title at Sicks Stadium in track record of winning. air with him.” on a rant after that about comments distorted his 1948 — The Chicago Cardinals Seattle. Mayfield acknowledged Mayfield, the 2017QB evaluation and the frus- character. B4 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 2019 COMICS

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CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Man wants input from wife to plan couple’s activities DEAR ABBY: My wife keep arguing that Wyatt of 36 years has never in- Dear Abby is written by Abigail should pick the college? troduced me to a restau- Van Buren, also known as Jeanne This whole thing is rant, bought concert tick- stressing our son out be- ets or planned a vacation. Phillips, and was founded by her cause he wants to please She seldom suggests mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact his father, and I’m tired movies she wants to see Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. of my husband coming or introduces me to any down on me for how I form of music. She claps Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. raised our son. her hands like a little girl when I say we are going CHALLENGED IN out for ice cream, a walk wife appears to be a fol- disagrees. He wants our NEW MEXICO or to a festival. lower rather than a lead- son to leave the nest, ex- I have encouraged her DEAR CHALLENGED: er. You should have raised plore the world and be- I have to wonder if there repeatedly over the years this issue a long time ago come more independent. to be a more active par- is some other issue going and included her when My husband says Wyatt on between your husband ticipant in our relation- you were planning out- is a “mama’s boy” and too ship and to be my part- and your son that you ings. Because the status reliant on me. didn’t mention. Wyatt ap- ner. Nothing changes. If quo is no longer working Wyatt wants to go to not for my encourage- pears to be thinking logi- for you, you must tell her our local university, cally. He’s working and ment, she would have exactly what you have put which offers the degree never gotten her degree, has offered to contribute in your letter. And while program he wants. He to the household expenses. gone to concerts or on va- you are at it, show her said: “I can go to the local cations or experienced Many parents would be HOW to do the research school. You and Dad thrilled their son chose a life. I plan everything. To so she can suggest things won’t have to pay room her credit, she’s willing to school nearby. That your to do, and things may im- and board or out-of-state husband would label go anywhere and do al- prove. But do not blame tuition, and I can keep most anything, but I’m your son a “mama’s boy” her entirely because some my job and help pay for and toss him out of the increasingly resentful of it may rest with you. groceries or help with tu- that my wife acts more house is not helpful; it is ition.” hostile. Criticizing you for like a daughter than a DEAR ABBY: My hus- For some reason, that partner. I have been try- the way Wyatt has been band and I are arguing statement means noth- ing desperately for years raised is a cheap shot. about what college our ing to my husband. He to accept this, but I’m Before making up your son, “Wyatt,” should go to wants Wyatt out of the sick of it. mind, talk to Wyatt’s next year. I think it house. Should I let my guidance counselor at TIRED OF IT IN should be our son’s deci- husband duke it out with school. If the person OHIO sion to choose the college our son because I have knows your son, it could with the degree program already stated my opin- prove helpful to hear his DEAR TIRED: Your he wants. My husband ion more than once, or or her perspective. BRIDGE

Each side can make nice plays Who said, “Everyone wants to be from spades and two or three more Cary Grant. Even I want to be Cary from clubs. The best line is to take Grant”? the first trick with the diamond king In today’s deal, what do you think and immediately play a club to the of the auction? How should the play 10. If that finesse loses, the contract proceed in three no-trump after West was probably always failing. Here, leads the diamond five? though, the finesse wins. Declarer The first round of the auction is continues with a spade to his king. fine. But North should not rebid a If that wins, he takes a second club nonforcing one spade. He should finesse. In this layout, though, West either jump to two spades, which takes the trick and leads another guarantees at least four spades and diamond. However, when the club five clubs, or two no-trump, accord- ing to choice. (I slightly prefer two queen drops, South makes an over- no-trump.) trick. It is sensible for West to lead the At the table, declarer played a club unbid suit, and he selects the five to the king at trick two, followed by because the 10 is technically an a spade to the king. Now West won honor-card (although I tend not to with his ace and carefully led the di- count it as such after trick one). amond 10 to unblock the suit. South South starts with only four top went down two. tricks: two diamonds and two clubs. The initial observation was made He can get at least two more winners by ... Cary Grant! THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS REMIND REWIND

Why Women Kill CBS All Access Foe is me: Our love affair with Batman’s best baddies Guess which of this dark comedy’s three Califor- nia wives — 1960s homemaker Beth Ann (Ginnifer By Damian Holbrook ly played by Victor Buono, Goodwin), ‘80s socialite Simone (Lucy Liu) and REMIND MAGAZINE the avuncular character ac- tor who’d received Oscar and modern-day lawyer Taylor (Kirby Howell-Baptiste) — Holy Hooligans, Batman! does which tonight: tries a ménage à trois, Golden Globe nods for What In his 80 years of defending Ever Happened to Baby strips down or lets her unfaithful man come home. Gotham City, the Caped Cru- The Outpost: “Where You Go, People Die” Jane? four years earlier. sader has assumed myriad Other femme fatales in- The CW, 8 p.m. incarnations, from his debut cluded All About Eve’s Os- Zed (guest star Reece Ritchie) waits for Talon (Jes- in 1939’s Detective Comics car-winning lead actress sica Green) after a mysterious disappearance. To- #27 to big-screen versions Anne Baxter as Zelda the bin (guest star Aaron Fontaine) faces his despised to FOX’s recently wrapped Great, the bank-robbing cousin while Gwynn (Imogen Waterhouse) makes Gotham, which ended its magician behind the abduc- Tobin an offer he can’t refuse. A surprise visitor to five-season run with young tion of Bruce Wayne’s dear the Outpost interrupts a royal ceremony. Bruce Wayne (David Ma- Aunt Harriet (Madge Blake). NFL Preseason: Jacksonville at Miami zouz) finally slipping on the The future Marcus Welby, FOX, 8 p.m. Live cowl. But as memorable (or M.D. standout resurfaced in FOX Sports presents coverage live from Hard Rock maligned, Mr. Clooney) as the final run of episodes as Stadium as the Jacksonville Jaguars take on the Mi- the many Dark Knights have well, only this time in the ami Dolphins in Week 3 of the 2019 preseason. been, our hearts have always fur-trimmed guise of Olga, Ax Men: “Measure Twice, Cut Once” belonged to the rogues’ gal- Queen of the Cossacks. Her History, 8 p.m. lery of foils faced by Adam fab Russian colluded to pil- Danny Pihl relies on the experience of veteran cut- West’s Batman in the campy fer a priceless artifact from ters Dwayne and Chuck to take down massive old- classic series of the same the Gotham City Museum growth trees. Craig Rygaard discovers his son Jason name. in a multi-part episode that made a catastrophic and costly miscalculation. Colorful, crazy and at times marked the series return of downright comical, these fe- Frank Harkness races to transport $100,000 worth horror-movie staple Vincent lonious sorts fit in perfectly Price as the big-brained bad- of logs from his frozen job site down the mountain with the show’s high-energy, on ice-covered logging roads, while Buckin’ Billy die Egghead ... and Olga’s low-budget approach to ac- love interest. takes cover from a storm and finds a rare, vintage tion, which was balanced by power saw. And they weren’t the only the stone-faced gravitas of famous folks wreaking hi- Holey Moley: “Power of the Fanny Pack” Batman and sidekick Robin larious havoc under Com- ABC, 9 p.m. (Burt Ward). And while they missioner Gordon’s watch, Season Finale! surely seem tame by today’s either. The producers wisely Joining in on the season finale fun is none oth- superhero-show standards, at The Riddler and The Joker. recruited a slew of celebrities er than gymnast and three-time Olympic medalist the time of Batman’s 1966-68 and set them loose to be as Gabby Douglas, who not only helps out commentat- run, this crew’s fondness for 1959 appearance as a book up department use heavy outlandish as their eye-pop- ing but also shows off some fun tricks on “Log Roll.” bloodless burglary and other lover surrounded by tomes in white grease paint to cover ping costumes. “Mr. Televi- Million Dollar Listing New York: “Jess We Can!” underworldly activities was The Twilight Zone’s postapoc- up the mustache he refused sion” himself, Milton Berle, Bravo, 9 p.m. enough to keep fans tuning alyptic “Time Enough at Last” to shave for his episodes. dropped in for two episodes Luis and Ronita orchestrate private showings for in to the same bat time and with his equally iconic take Now, behind every strong as Louie the Lilac, a diabol- their first co-listing together, but when Luis steals same bat channel. It didn’t on The Penguin. Elements of Batman is a stronger Cat- ical perfume peddler dumb the show as the conductor, Ronita decides their hurt that most of the over-the- his monocle-sporting, top-hat- woman, and West had three enough to take on Batgirl partnership needs a tune-up. When Steve’s own top outlaws were played by ted gangster informed future of them over the course of the (Yvonne Craig). Cliff Robert- apartment becomes his latest listing, he picks his well-known stars from stage, iterations in both print and show. After winning a Tony son, fresh from starring as a former assistant, Jess, to take the lead — but her screen and lounge acts. celluloid, such as Robin Lord for Broadway’s The Marriage- young JFK in 1963’s PT 109, lack of confidence forces him to buy a disguise and Of course, there was the Taylor’s classic-inspired cos- Go-Round, singer-dancer Ju- raised hell as Shame, the cow- go undercover. unholy trinity. With a back- tume as The Penguin in the lie Newmar sank her claws boy criminal responsible for a BBQ Brawl: Flay V. Symon: “Going Whole Hog” ground in comedy, impres- Gotham finale. into the cat-burglar gig for pair of thefts during Seasons Food Network, 9 p.m. sionist Frank Gorshin was Rounding out this terri- the first two seasons, while 2 and 3. And Oscar-nominat- The competition is down to the final two contestants. the perfect choice to body- ble trio was Cesar Rome- original “Santa Baby” chan- ed director Otto Preminger suit-up as The Riddler. Not Bobby Flay and Michael Symon transform from ro, a film legend famous for teuse Eartha Kitt proved to went so far as to ask execu- only did the rubber-limbed mentors to sous-chefs in a barbecue battle for the playing copious Latin lovers, be a purrfect fit for the role tive producer William Dozier, actor — who had just starred a longtime pal, for a role on ages. But when the sun sets on Star Hill Ranch, only who earned his place in the in Season 3. Due to prior opposite Hayley Mills in Batman canon as The Jok- the popular series, leading to one competitor will walk away with their own digital commitments, Newmar was 1965’s That Darn Cat. — ap- er. That pale face and green unavailable to film the Bat- his strangely surreal one-ep- series and lay claim to the title Master of ‘Cue. pear as the show’s inaugural hair, the magenta suit, his man movie that was released isode stint as Mr. Freeze. The Reef Break: “The Hohenzollern Collection” evildoer, but his turn as the cackling laugh ... for genera- in theaters between the first cryogenic crook with the ice- ABC, 10 p.m. quizzical thief also scored tions, Romero’s garish, ghoul- and second seasons, so 1955’s blast gun was later played by When Betty Ann Miller (Marcia Gay Harden) arrives him an Emmy nomination for ish portrayal has been the Miss America Lee Meriweth- Eli Wallach, the prolific film on the Reef, she presents Cat Chambers (Poppy Outstanding Performance by quintessential Clown Prince er was brought in for the job. star of The Misfits and The Montgomery) an offer too good to refuse, but when an Actor in a Supporting Role of Crime. He was even named She would later guest-star Good, the Bad and the Ugly, Cat considers turning back to her old ways, she in a Comedy. one of TV Guide Magazine’s as a love interest for Bruce who has admitted that he turns the tables on the situation. But don’t be fooled Already a film star in his “60 Nastiest Villains of All Wayne who wound up in the garnered more fan mail for — Betty Ann may look sweet and demure, but she own right, Burgess Meredith Time” in 2013. Not too shabby clutches of frequent trouble- Freeze than all of his other proves to be a formidable match for Cat. followed up his unforgettable for a guy who had the make- maker King Tut — delicious- roles.

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Fosmire to Mortgage Electronic August 25, 2006 and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of 36 Federal Street Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Quicken Loans Inc., and now held by Deeds in Book 26038, Page 390, of which mortgage the undersigned is the Salem, MA 01970 Carrington Mortgage Services, LLC, said mortgage dated February 14, 2011 and present holder, by assignment from: CITATION GIVING NOTICE OF PETITION FOR APPOINTMENT OF GUARDIAN recorded in the Essex County Registry of Deeds in Book 30266, Page 145, as FOR INCAPACITATED PERSON PURSUANT TO G.L. c. 190B, º5-304 affected by a Loan Modification Agreement dated September 25, 2013 and Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. to The Bank of New York Mellon FKA recorded in said Registry of Deeds in Book 32907, Page 448; said mortgage was The Bank of New York, as Trustee for the certificateholders of the CWABS, Inc., In the matter of: William C. Carroll further assigned from Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee Asset-Backed Certificates, Series 2006-15, recorded on August 14, 2012, in Book Of: Lynn, MA for Quicken Loans Inc. to Bank of America, N.A. by assignment dated October 9, No. 31620, at Page 695 RESPONDENT 2012 and recorded with said Registry of Deeds in Book 31822, Page 354; said (Person to be Protected/Minor) mortgage was further assigned from Bank of America, N.A. to Carrington Mortgage for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, To the named Respondent and all other interested persons, a petition has been Services, LLC by assignment dated November 13, 2017 and recorded with said the same will be sold at Public Auction at 4:00 PM on September 23, 2019, on filed by Susan E Carroll of Lynn, MA Registry of Deeds in Book 36326, Page 330; for breach of the conditions in said the mortgaged premises located at 62 Moulton Street, Lynn, Essex County, in the above captioned matter alleging that William C. Carroll is in need of a mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, Guardian and requesting that Auction on September 18, 2019 at 12:00PM Local Time upon the premises, all Susan E Carroll of Lynn, MA and singular the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: TO WIT: (or some other suitable person) be appointed as Conservator to serve Without The land in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, with the buildings thereon, Surety on the bond. Tax Id Number(s): 9746026 bounded and described as follows: The petition asks the court to determine that the Respondent is disabled, that the East by Moulton Street, fity-three and 71/100 (53.71) feet; South by land now or appointment of a Guardian is necessary, and that proposed Guardian is Land Situated in the City of Sauges in the County of Essex in the State of MA formerly of Sargeant, about seventy six (76) feet; West by land now or formerly of appropriate. The petition is on file with this court and may contain a request for Martin and Myers and by land now or formerly of Cusick; North by land now or certain specific authority. A PARCEL OF LAND WITH THE BUILDINGS THEREON, KNOWN AS 11 CLEVELAND formerly of Kellan seventy-six and 90/100 (76.90) feet. You have the right to object to this proceeding. If you wish to do so, you or your AVENUE, SAUGUS, ESSEX COUNTY, MASSACHUSETTS, BEING LOTS 472, 473, Being the same premises conveyed to the herein named mortgagor (s) by deed attorney must file a written appearance at this court on or before 10:00 A.M. on AND 474 AS SHOWN ON PLAN OF "LYNDHURST" DATED MARCH 26, 1891, AND recorded with Essex South District Registry of Deeds in Book 13170, Page 501. the return date of 09/10/2019. This day is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline RECORDED WITH ESSEX SOUTH DISTRICT REGISTRY OF DEEDS, IN PLAN BOOK 6, date by which you have to file the written appearance if you object to the petition. PLAN 33, SECTION A, BOUNDED AND DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern If you fail to file the written appearance by the return day, action may be taken in District) Registry of Deeds in Book 13170, Page 501. the matter without further notice to you. In addition to filing the written NORTHEASTERLY BY CLEVELAND AVENUE, 75 FEET; appearance, you or your attorney must file a written affidavit stating the specific These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit facts and grounds of your objection within 30 days after the return date. NORTHEASTERLY BY LOT 471 ON SAID PLAN, 80 FEET; of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the IMPORTANT NOTICE SOUTHWESTERLY BY LOTS 323, 322, 321 ON SAID PLAN, 75 FEET; AND nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax The outcome of this proceeding may limit or completely take away the titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or above-named person's right to make decisions about personal affairs or financial SOUTHWESTERLY BY LOT 475 ON SAID PLAN, 80 FEET. liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, affairs or both. The above-named person has the right to ask for a lawyer. Anyone having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, may make this request on behalf of the above-named person. If the above-named BE ALL OF SAID MEASUREMENTS MORE OR LESS OR HOWEVER OTHERWISE easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. person cannot afford a lawyer, one may be appointed at State expense. BOUNDED AND DESCRIBED. WITNESS, Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. TERMS OF SALE: Date: August 13, 2019 I/We hereby expressly reserve my rights of Homestead, if any, and I/we do not Pamela Casey O'Brien wish to terminate my/our Homestead by granting the within Mortgage, A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check Register of Probate notwithstanding any language contained therein to the contrary, which language is will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The Item: August 22, 2019 intended to merely subordinate my/our right of Homestead to this mortgage only. balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 California St., Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, NAHANT Being the same property conveyed to LINDA M. VISCIONE, by deed dated October Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the BOARD OF SELECTMEN 16, 1995 of record in Deed Book 13240, Page 435, in the County Clerk's Office. date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full NOTICE OF of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage PUBLIC HEARING Commonly known as: 11 Cleveland Avenue, Sauges, MA 01906 shall control in the event of an error in this publication. The Nahant Board of Selectmen will be holding a public hearing on Thursday, The description of the property contained in the mortgage shall control in Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. September 5, 2019 at 7:10pm at the Nahant Town Hall, 334 Nahant Rd., Nahant, the event of a typographical error in this publication. MA on a petition received from National Grid, North Andover, MA, 01845, to erect THE BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON FKA THE BANK OF NEW YORK, AS TRUSTEE FOR and maintain poles and wires, together with such sustaining and protecting fixtures For Mortgagor's Title see deed dated October 16, 1995 and recorded in THE CERTIFICATEHOLDERS OF THE CWABS, INC., ASSET-BACKED CERTIFICATES, as it may find necessary, said poles to be erected substantially in accordance with the Essex County Registry of Deeds in Book 13240, Page 435. SERIES 2006-15 the plan filed herewith marked- Pond Street, Nahant, Massachusetts Present holder of said mortgage TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will be sold and conveyed subject to all liens, Nahant, MA 01908 encumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax titles, municipal liens and assessments, if any, By its Attorneys, which take precedence over the said mortgage above described. HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. BOARD OF SELECTMEN 150 California St. Richard J. Lombard, Chair FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) Dollars of the purchase price must be paid Newton, MA 02458 Francis J. Barile, Vice Chair in cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check at the time and place (617)558-0500 Joshua A. Antrim, Recording Secretary of the sale by the purchaser. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in 2017080008 Item: August 22, 29, 2019 cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check within thirty (30) days Item: August 22, 29, September 5, 2019 after the date of sale. CITY OF LYNN CITY OF LYNN Other terms to be announced at the sale. Notice: Lynn City Council Public Hearing on Tuesday, September 10, 2019 at 6:30 pm, Room 402 on the following Grant of Locations: Brock & Scott, PLLC Notice: Lynn City Council Public Hearings on Tuesday, September 10, 2019 at Petition of First Light to excavate approx. 85 feet and place conduit in the roadway 8:00 pm in the Council Chambers on the following Petitions: 1080 Main Street, Suite 200 between two existing poles at 2 Minot St. Pawtucket, RI 02860 1. 233 Western Ave., Essex Apothecary, for an Adult Use Cannabis Permit Store Petition of First Light to excavate approx. 290 feet and place conduit in the to be located at 233 Western Ave. with hours Mon-Thurs 10am-8pm and Attorney for Carrington Mortgage Services, LLC roadway between two existing utility poles at 776 Western Ave. Present Holder of the Mortgage Fri. & Sat. 10am-9pm. Petition of First Light to excavate approx. 90 feet and place conduit in the roadway 2. Lynn Waterfront Open Space Master Plan Public Hearing 401-217-8701 between two existing utility poles at 87 Bennett St. Item: August 15, 22, 29, 2019 3. City of Lynn 2019 Lynn Municipal Harbor Plan Amendment Public Hearing Per Janet Rowe, City Clerk 4. City of Lynn Revised Waterfront Master Plan Public Hearing Item: August 22, 2019 Per Order: Janet L. Rowe, City Clerk Item: August 22, 24, 2019 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS CITY OF LYNN LAND COURT DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT Legal Notice Notice: Lynn City Council Public Hearing on Tuesday, September 10, 2019 at 8:00 Lynn Board of Health 19 SM 000996 pm in the Council Chambers on the following Petitions: ORDER OF NOTICE 1. 229 Lewis St. (aka 1 Lewis St.) to open a Marijuana Retail Business 7 days, Notice is hereby given that the Lynn Board of Health will hold a public hearing in 9am -8pm. TO: Tanya Butler-Cooks and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Room 302, Lynn City Hall, on Tuesday, September 10, 2019 at 6:30 pursuant to 2. 82-86 Sanderson Ave., Unit 210, to be a Cannabis Product Manufacturer MGL Chapter 111 Section 123 for a public nuisance located at 527 Western Ave, Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 U.S.C. c. 50 §3901 (et seq) U.S. Bank Trust, Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm. N.A., as Trustee for LSF8 Master Participation Trust claiming to have an interest Lynn MA consisting of failure to comply with the provisions of MGL Chapter 111, Per Order: Janet L. Rowe, City Clerk Section 123. in a mortgage covering real property in Lynn, 354 Eastern Avenue, Unit 2, given Item: August 22, 24, 2019 by Tanya Butler-Cooks to Household Finance Corporation II, dated May 25, This notice is being publicized in accordance with Massachusetts General Law 2007, and recorded at Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Chapter 111 Section 124. Book 26880, Page 310, has filed with this court a complaint for determination of CITY OF LYNN Per Order of the Lynn Board of Health Defendants' Servicemembers status. If you now are, or recently have been, in the Item: August 20, 21, 22, 2019 active military service of the United States of America, then you may be entitled to Notice: Lynn City Council Public Hearing on Tuesday, September 10, 2019 the benefits of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of at 6:30 pm, Room 402 on the following Grant of Locations: the above-mentioned property on that basis, then you or your attorney must file a Petition of National Grid to install 4 sole owned poles on Grandview Ave at written appearance and answer in this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, intersection of Urban St., and install 4 poles at Grandview Ave. for 5 new proposed MA 02108 on or before September 16, 2019 or you may lose the opportunity to houses. Need to find challenge the foreclosure on ground of noncompliance with the Act. Per Janet Rowe, City Clerk Witness, GORDON H. PIPER, Chief Justice of said Court on August 5, 2019 Item: August 22, 2019 Attest: Deborah J. Patterson Recorder 08/22/19 an article? Item: August 22, 2019 Subscribe to e-edition on THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 Police, protesters clash at Hong Kong station

HONG KONG (AP) without further incident, response, but authorities — Hong Kong riot po- as police retreated and have denied it. lice faced off briefly with protesters left on trains. Police say they have ar- protesters occupying a The black-clad protesters rested 28 people in con- suburban train station flooded earlier into Yuen nection with the attack Wednesday evening fol- Long station to commem- but haven’t charged any- lowing a commemoration orate the July 21 rampage one yet. They say some of of a violent attack there by a group of men suspect- those arrested have triad by masked assailants on ed of organized crime links, links, referring to orga- supporters of the anti-gov- in what was a shocking nized crime syndicates. ernment movement. escalation of the city’s sum- The anti-government Near the end of the event, mer of protest. protests began more than the police began what they The protesters observed two months ago and have called a “dispersal opera- a moment of silence, then spiraled into a political tion, using minimum force” covered their right eyes, crisis, with supporters de- after some protesters a reference to a woman manding full democracy blocked roads and flashed who reportedly suffered a and an investigation into laser pointers at officers. severe eye injury from a alleged police brutality. Police with riot shields police projectile. The Yuen Long attack faced off at the station en- Many sat on the station came after a massive pro- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS trance against a group of floor, while others walked test was winding down in Plumes of smoke rise after an explosion at a military base southwest of remaining protesters, who slowly around the con- July. The assailants, all Baghdad. A fact-finding committee appointed by the Iraqi government sprayed a firehose and course in a protest march. clad in white in contrast to investigate a massive munitions depot explosion near the capital spread soap on the floor Chanting “Liberate to the protesters’ black, Baghdad has concluded that the blast was the result of a drone strike. to slow a police approach, Hong Kong” and “Revo- swung wooden poles and while piling up trash bins, lution of our times,” they steel rods, injuring 45 peo- a wheelchair and umbrel- also drew attention to ple. las in a makeshift blockade. what they say is the lack Also Wednesday, China Militias backed by Iran They also discharged fire of progress by police in said a staffer at the Brit- extinguishers, creating a investigating the attack, ish consulate in Hong cloud obscuring visibili- which left both protesters Kong has been given 15 blame U.S. for Iraq attacks ty. The station’s entrance and passers-by injured. days of administrative de- shutters were lowered, Protesters have accused tention in the neighboring BAGHDAD (AP) — Iraqi Israeli Prime Minister tween Iran and the United barricading the protesters the police of colluding mainland city of Shen- paramilitary forces backed Benjamin Netanyahu on States. inside. with the attackers by zhen for violating regula- by Iran accused Israeli Monday struck his coun- Iran wields powerful in- The confrontation ended pointing to their delayed tions on public order. drones of carrying out a try’s traditional stance of fluence over the Iraqi gov- series of attacks on bases neither denying nor con- ernment through its sup- run by the militias, say- firming such operations. port of the PMF militias, Cardinal’s abuse verdict is upheld ing Wednesday that they “Iran has no immunity, which were a major force hold the United States ul- anywhere ... We will act — in the fight against the Is- MELBOURNE, Austra- ine the judgment and con- The Australian Catholic timately responsible. The and currently are acting — lamic State group. lia (AP) — An Australian sider an appeal to the High Bishops’ Conference said militias vowed to defend against them, wherever it is At the same time, Iraq appeals court Wednesday Court, Australia’s final all Australians must be themselves against any necessary,” he said during a hosts American troops upheld convictions against arbiter, his spokeswoman equal under the law and it future attack. visit to Ukraine, quoted in and forces belonging to Cardinal George Pell, the Katrina Lee said. “Cardi- accepted the verdict. The rare and combat- the Times of Israel. the U.S. coalition fighting most senior Catholic to be nal Pell is obviously disap- “I respectfully receive ive statement by the If Israel did carry out the IS, which conduct frequent found guilty of sexually pointed with the decision,” the court’s decision and state-sanctioned militias bombings, it would be an reconnaissance missions abusing children, in a de- her statement said. I encourage everyone to known collectively as expansion of its campaign and occasional airstrikes. cision cheered by scores The Vatican noted Pell do the same,” Melbourne the Popular Mobilization against Iran’s spreading There was no immediate of abuse survivors and had always maintained Archbishop Peter Comen- Forces, or PMF, came in influence in the region. comment from govern- victims’ advocates demon- his innocence and had a soli said in a statement. the wake of at least three Israel is known to have ment officials to the PMF strating outside the court. right to appeal. It said Pell was sentenced to six mysterious explosions at struck Iranian targets in statement, which appears A unanimous jury in De- its own investigation into years in prison in March PMF bases around Iraq Syria on numerous oc- to have been issued with- cember found Pope Fran- Pell would await the out- and is no longer a member over the past month. casions — as well as in out prior consultation cis’ former finance minis- come of any final appeal in of Pope Francis’ Council A government investiga- Lebanon and Sudan in with Iraqi security forces ter guilty of molesting two Australia. of Cardinals or a Vatican tion, obtained by the Asso- the past. But the last time — an embarrassing sign 13-year-old choirboys in “.... the Holy See con- official. Prime Minister ciated Press on Wednes- Israel was known to have of how the militias operate Melbourne’s St. Patrick’s firms its closeness to the Scott Morrison said soon day, found that one of the struck inside Iraq was in independently. Cathedral more than two victims of sexual abuse after the appeal was re- blasts, last week near 1981, when Israeli fighter The PMF said in its decades ago. The Victoria and its commitment to jected that Pell would be Baghdad, was caused by a jets bombed an under-con- statement that it had state Court of Appeal re- pursue, through the com- stripped of his Order of drone strike. struction Iraqi nuclear re- information that the jected his appeal in a 2-1 petent ecclesiastical au- Australia honor. American officials de- actor south of Baghdad. U.S. brought four Israeli ruling, with the court’s thorities, those members Pell, 78, showed no emo- nied the U.S. had any role The PMF’s statement drones from Azerbaijan chief justice saying the of the clergy who commit tion when Chief Justice in the explosions. was the latest sign of to Iraq “as part of the U.S. majority found Pell’s ac- such abuse,” a Vatican Anne Ferguson read the Asked about the mount- Iraq’s fragile government fleet” to carry out recon- cuser to be a compelling statement said, adding it verdict to a packed court- ing speculation that Is- getting caught in the mid- naissance and targeting of “witness of truth.” respected the Australian room but bowed his head rael was striking in Iraq, dle amid the tensions be- militia positions. Pell’s lawyers will exam- judicial system. moments later.

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ASSOCIATED PRESS Encouraging housing market data sent home- Strong earnings reports builders higher. The from several big retailers National Association of helped drive stocks broad- Realtors said sales of ly higher on Wall Street previously occupied U.S. Wednesday as the market homes rose 2.5 percent bounced back from its first last month. The increase loss in four days. is a sign that lower mort- Target notched its big- gage rates are helping to gest-ever gain, while increase sales, which have Lowe’s had its best day in been sluggish amid rising more than a year, leading housing prices and a stub- a broad rally in compa- born shortage of homes on nies that rely on consum- the market. Hovnanian er spending. Nordstrom, Enterprises vaulted 18.5 Kohl’s, Gap and other re- tailers closed higher. percent and LGI Homes Technology companies rose 2.8 percent. accounted for a big share Traders had a muted of the gains. Financial reaction to the afternoon stocks rose as bond prices release of notes from the fell, pushing yields higher. Federal Reserve’s poli- Real estate and materials cymaking meeting last stocks lagged the rest of month. The minutes the market. showed officials were di- Investors have been vided in their decision to worried that U.S. econom- cut interest rates for the ic and corporate earnings first time in a decade. growth could stumble un- Investors have been der the strain of a slowing seeking insight into the global economy and the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Fed’s willingness to make costly trade war between Specialist Anthony Matesic, center, works with traders at his post on the floor of the New York further interest rate cuts the U.S. and China. But Stock Exchange Wednesday. Stocks rose broadly in early trading on Wall Street as investors ap- to help shore up the econ- omy. Traders are now the strong quarterly re- plauded encouraging quarterly results from major retailers. sults from the retailers looking ahead to Friday, encouraged traders, who when Fed Chairman Je- The Nasdaq added 71.65 percent tariff on $250 bil- tential tariff impact. for spring goods and sales see the performance as rome Powell is scheduled points, or 0.9 percent, to lion in Chinese imports. A A look at Target and to contractors. The compa- a sign that U.S. consum- to speak at the central 8,020.21. The Russell 2000 pending 10 percent tariff Lowe’s earnings Wednes- ny’s strong quarter came ers, which account for 70 bank’s annual conference percent of U.S. economic index of smaller company on another $300 billion day appeared to dim in- even as it wrestled with in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. growth, are healthy. stocks picked up 11.84 in goods would hit every- vestors’ concerns about lower lumber prices and Traders will be listening “We had a couple of points, or 0.8 percent, to thing from toys to cloth- the impact tariffs may rough spring weather. The for clues as to what Fed of- great earnings reports 1,509.85. ing and shoes that China have on U.S. consumers. stock jumped 10.4 percent. ficials will cut rates again this morning, especially Major indexes in Europe ships to the United States, Target soared 20.4 per- Lowe’s solid earnings at its next meeting in Sep- Target, which is a good ba- also finished broadly high- however some 60 percent cent after the company came a day after rival tember. rometer of the consumer,” er. of the new tariffs wouldn’t easily beat profit forecasts Home Depot reported “Powell is in a difficult said Dan Heckman, na- The stock market has go into effect until mid-De- for its second quarter. Tar- strong results of its own. spot in that you have a tional investment consul- been volatile this month as cember, and others were get has been pushing fast- Home Depot added 1.6 meeting coming up in Sep- tant at U.S. Bank Wealth investors try to parse con- taken off the table alto- er delivery and investing percent. tember and everybody is Management. “The con- flicting signals on the U.S. gether. heavily in new private la- Investors took a dim looking to him,” said Tom sumer still appears to be economy and determine The potential impact bel brands. view of Cree’s latest quar- Martin, senior portfolio spending and doing well.” whether a recession is on those tariffs could have on Traders also bid up terly results. Shares in the manager with Globalt In- The S&P 500 rose 23.92 the way. A key concern is U.S. consumers could hurt shares in Lowe’s sharp- maker of energy-efficient vestments. “Even though points, or 0.8 percent, that the U.S.-Chinese tar- sales for Target and other ly higher after the home lighting tumbled 15.8 we want some more infor- to 2,924.43. The Dow iff war will weigh on glob- big retailers. Home Depot improvement retailer’s percent after it issued a mation and a nod, one way Jones Industrial Average al economic growth. on Tuesday cut its sales latest quarterly results weak forecast as it deals or the other, toward Sep- gained 240.29 points, or The Trump adminis- expectations for the year blew past expectations, with the fallout from the tember, I don’t think we’re 0.9 percent, to 26,202.73. tration has imposed a 25 in part because of the po- buoyed by strong demand U.S.-China trade war. going to get one.” Trump changes course Deficit expected on payroll tax cut be over $1 trillion WASHINGTON (AP) — at CBO projected that the WASHINGTON (AP) — A day serve (and Chairman Jerome Pow- The federal budget deficit deficit for the current fis- after considering cutting taxes to ell) and the global slowdown for is expected to balloon to cal year will come to $960 promote economic growth, Presi- creating dark clouds at home. more than $1 trillion in billion. In the next fiscal dent Donald Trump on Wednesday “Jay Powell and the Federal Re- the next fiscal year under year, which begins Oct 1, changed course and said he would serve have totally missed the call. I the first projections taking it will exceed $1 trillion. abandon the idea because the na- was right and just about everybody into account the big budget The CBO said the bud- tion already had “a strong economy.” admits that,” Trump said Wednes- deal that President Don- get deal signed into law Trump’s flip-flop came after recent day. “He raised interest rates too ald Trump and Congress earlier this month, which market volatility and economic un- fast, too furious, and we have a reached this summer, the took away the prospect of certainty, and amid a debate about normalized rate. And now we have Congressional Budget Of- a government shutdown in whether the United States was head- to go the other direction.” fice reported Wednesday. October and the threat of ing for a slowdown that would im- Some White House advisers fear The return of $1 trillion deep automatic spending peril his reelection chances. Trump Trump has undercut Powell’s cred- annual deficits comes de- cuts, would boost deficits by earlier this week acknowledged, for ibility. They worry that the presi- spite Trump’s vow when $1.7 trillion over the coming the first time, that his China trade dent’s calls for rate cuts and his running for office that he decade. Increased spending policies may mean economic pain for discussion of indexing or a payroll PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS would not just balance the on disaster relief and border Americans, though he insisted the tax cut could spook, rather than re- budget but pay down the security would add $255 bil- President Donald Trump said tariffs are needed for more import- assure markets. entire national debt. lion. Downward revisions the economy is strong and a ant long-term benefits. Trump indicated he had no choice “The nation’s fiscal out- to the forecast for interest But his consideration of cutting but to impose the trade penalties that tax cut is not needed. look is challenging,” said rates will help the picture, payroll taxes appeared short-lived. have been a drag on U.S. manufactur- Phillip Swagel, director trimming $1.4 trillion. showing vulnerabilities after more “I’m not looking at a tax cut now,” ers, financial markets and, by some of the nonpartisan CBO. Swagel said the federal than 10 years of growth. Factory he told reporters at the White measures, American consumers. “Federal debt, which is debt will rise even higher output has fallen and consumer con- House. “We don’t need it. We have “Somebody had to do it. I am the already high by historical after the coming decade a strong economy.” chosen one,” Trump said on the fidence has waned as he has ramped standards, is on an unsus- because of the nation’s ag- Trump also knocked down the White House lawn, looking sky- up his trade fight with China. tainable course.” ing population and higher idea of indexing to the capital ward. “Somebody had to do it. So, Trump rattled the stock and bond The office upped this year’s spending on health care. gains tax, which applies when in- I’m taking on China. I’m taking on markets this month when he an- deficit projection by $63 bil- To put the country on vestors sell assets, to inflation. He China on trade.” nounced plans to put a 10 percent lion and the cumulative sustainable footing, Swa- said he feared “it will be perceived, China, though, said trade with tax on $300 billion worth of Chi- deficit projection for the next gel said, lawmakers will if I do it, as somewhat elitist.” the U.S. has been “mutually ben- nese imports. The market reaction decade by $809 billion. The have to increase taxes, cut Analysts have warned that a eficial” and appealed to Washing- suggested a recession might be on higher deficit projections spending or combine the slowdown, if not full-blown reces- ton to “get along with us.” A for- the horizon and led Trump to delay come even as the CBO re- two approaches. sion, could hit before next year’s eign ministry spokesman, Geng some of the tariffs that were sched- duced its estimate for inter- The CBO projects that election. Trump, however, has Shuang, expressed hope Washing- uled to begin in September, though est rates, which lowers bor- the economy will expand largely praised the economy’s per- ton can “meet China halfway” in 25 percent tariffs are already in rowing costs, and as it raised more slowly, from 2.3 per- formance and his handling of it. He settling disagreements. place for $250 million in other Chi- projections for economic cent this year to 1.8 percent has often blamed the Federal Re- The U.S. economy appears to be nese goods. growth in the near term. on average in the next four The number crunchers years. Epstein may have gamed the system from beyond grave

FORT LAUDERDALE, said attorney Jennifer of the beneficiaries, wheth- much they should get and She said attorneys for turned calls for comment. Fla. (AP) — The will that Freeman, who represents er they be individuals, or- whether to reduce the the women will go after The assets listed in the Jeffrey Epstein signed just child sex abuse victims. ganizations or other enti- amounts given to Epstein’s Epstein’s estate in the U.S. 20-page document include two days before his jail- Epstein, 66, killed himself ties. For the women trying named beneficiaries, who Virgin Islands, where the more than $56 million in house suicide puts more Aug. 10 in New York while to collect from his estate, would also be given their will was filed and where cash; properties in New than $577 million in assets awaiting trial on federal the first order of business say in court. he owned two islands. York, Florida, Paris, New into a trust fund that could sex trafficking charges. will be persuading a judge “Wealthy people typ- Bloom said it was “gross Mexico and the Virgin Is- make it more difficult for The discovery of the will to pierce that veil and re- ically attempt to hide negligence” on the part of lands; $18.5 million in vehi- his dozens of accusers to with its newly created 1953 lease the details. assets in trusts or other Epstein’s lawyers and jail cles, aircraft and boats; and collect damages. Trust, named after the year From there, the wom- legal schemes. I believe personnel to allow him art and collectibles that Estate lawyers and oth- of his birth, instantly raised en will have to follow the the court and his admin- to sign a new will, given will have to be appraised. er experts say prying open suspicions he did it to hide course they would have istrators will want to do that he had apparently Typically in any case, the trust and dividing up money from the many had to pursue even if Ep- right by Epstein’s victims, attempted suicide a short trust or not, there is a the financier’s riches is women who say he sexual- stein hadn’t created a and if not, we will fight time before. pecking order of entities not going to be easy and ly abused them when they trust: convince the judge for the justice that is long Bloom called a will “a that line up to get a share could take years. were teenagers. that they are entitled to overdue to them,” attor- classic sign of impending of an estate, said Stephen “This is the last act of By putting his fortune in compensation as victims ney Lisa Bloom, who rep- suicide for a prisoner.” K. Urice, a law professor Epstein’s manipulation of a trust, he shrouded from of sex crimes. The judge resents several Epstein The lawyers who han- at the University of Mi- the system, even in death,” public view the identities would have to decide how accusers, said in an email. dled the will have not re- ami.