WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2016 Taco Bell has a bad ring to it for Lynn neighbors

By Thomas Grillo and Stetson streets. “We are totally opposed to an all-night Gertrude Sally Chapman, another Sta- ITEM STAFF More than a dozen residents of the operation,” she said. dium resident, said she wants a guaran- 162-unit Stadium Condominiums on Lo- Michele Wilkins, a condo resident, said tee that the lights from the eatery and LYNN — City councilors Tuesday night cust Street behind the plaza packed the she has complained about the temporary the cars going through the drive-through rejected a 24-hour Taco Bell proposed for the Lynngate Shopping Plaza. hearing room on Tuesday night. They fence with cement blocks on the sidewalk will not shine on their homes. Instead, the Licensing Committee argued that late night hours will exacer- around the construction site that has “We are abutters to this property and approved a closing time of 1 a.m., sim- bate traf c and trash problems on Bos- caused pedestrian accidents, but has not we have not been told anything and ilar to other fast food shops in the city. ton Street and disturb the neighborhood received a call back from Taco Bell. have been left in the dark with nothing The city’s action clears the way for the at all hours. “Given the lack of response, I don’t in writing,” she said. “Hopefully you will 2,500-square-foot restaurant that is un- Patricia Dutch, a Stadium resident, know what kind of a good neighbor they listen to us.” der construction on a portion of the park- said she is worried about the restaurant’s would be,” she said. “A midnight closing ing lot in the shopping center at Boston lights shining on their condos. is ne, not 24 hours.” TACO BELL, A7 Safety is elementary at new Saugus playground

By Bridget Turcotte ITEM STAFF SAUGUS — The town is stepping up safety fea- tures at Veterans Memo- rial Park as the second of three new playgrounds prepares to open. Veterans Park on Hurd Avenue was unveiled in September and has since drawn crowds of children of all ages. Town Manager Scott Crabtree said he’s happy with the success of the park and the number of Swampscott walks children using the facili- ty. To combat destruction of the equipment and in- the walk for a cause crease safety, he plans to add a few new features. SWAMPSCOTT — Residents and anyone Lyla Rogers of “It’s new and there’s a lot else interested in nding ways to ght Par- Swampscott of excitement with it,” he kinson’s Disease will come together Sunday enjoys herself said. “It’s drawing a lot of for a three-mile walk starting at The First during last people there. We’re trying Church, 40 Monument Ave., at 1:30 p.m. year’s North to do what we can to up- The 10th Annual North Shore Walk for Par- Shore Walk for grade and protect it.” kinson’s Disease, sponsored by Acorda Ther- Parkinson’s Within the next few apeutics, Inc., will bene t The Michael J. Fox Disease. weeks, additional lighting Foundation for Parkinson’s Research (MJFF). and high-de nition, multi- Registration is $25 and begins at 1 p.m. PHOTO | ANNA WISTRAN lense cameras will be add- More than just a walk, the afternoon will WOLFE PHOTOGRAPHY ed. Fencing and a slide are feature live music by The Few Abide, face being repaired, and a sign painting and children’s activities, and light will be posted that spells refreshments. Sponsors will also welcome out the park’s rules. Shari-Liane Sangster from The Michael J. Turnout is even greater Fox Foundation. than anticipated, Crabtree The walk aims to raise $30,000 or more to said. Police are stopping enable MJFF to continue aggressively fund- by more frequently and re- ing research to nd better treatments and a minding children that the cure for Parkinson’s disease. playground closes at dark. According to the walk’s Facebook page, the “I’m really thrilled that rst walk drew 30 participants and raised the town and elected of - about $11,000. More than 200 people have cials, the Board of Select- participated annually for the last several men, the Finance Com- years with each walk raising $30,000 a year. mittee, Town Meeting The North Shore Walk for Parkinson’s Dis- members were all able to ease was started by the Wistran family of come together and help Swampscott in honor of Dr. Daniel Wistran, support and fund these who has been battling Parkinson’s disease initiatives,” he said. “It’s a ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE since 1997. great investment into our Grace Moon, swinging, and Chloe Crabtree play at Veterans WALK, A7 PLAYGROUND, A7 Memorial Park in Saugus. Marblehead looking to relieve post-traumatic stress

By Gayla Cawley was the anniversary of when his platoon But before tragedy struck, the men were Sullivan will be reliving that day and ITEM STAFF landed by helicopter on a base of Ham- heading somewhere Sullivan told them talking about the PTSD that resulted burger Hill. Doctors have told Sullivan, not to go. In Vietnam, he was running from it, including his dejection, depres- MARBLEHEAD — Lt. Don Sullivan a Winthrop resident, that it’s not unusu- after his men trying to stop them from sion and despair, during a breakfast pro- led the nal assault on Hamburger Hill al for veterans to have a health event going there and that’s when it happened, gram hosted by the Marblehead Council during the Vietnam War in 1969, where around the anniversary of a traumatic he said. on Aging on Thursday at 9 a.m. PTSD: he saw six of his men get blown up in incident. From his platoon, he lost 24 men. Six Service, Combat and Recovery will fea- front of him, splattering gore on him. He still relives the day in his dreams. In were killed and 18 were wounded. ture keynote speakers, Sullivan and The event triggered post-traumat- his case, he keeps on missing a train and “It was the most horrible experience Denise Sloan, Ph.D, a professor of psy- ic stress disorder (PTSD), an unknown keeps on running. His men were blown I can even imagine,” Sullivan said. “My chiatry at the Boston University School ailment to the 73-year-old U.S. Army up by a rocket-propelled grenade red by good emotions died on that day, love of Medicine and associate director of the veteran at the time, and something that the North Vietnamese hidden in a jun- and intimacy, all of those things. Loving Behavioral Science Division at the U.S. he wasn’t diagnosed with until his rst gle above Sullivan’s platoon on the hill somebody is much too dangerous because heart attack on May 10, 1998. The date during the fth day of the 11-day battle. they’re going to get stolen from you.” PTSD, A7 INSIDE Lynn will be picking In Lynn Police investigating up Good Vibrations report of gunshots red from motorcycle. A6 By Bill Brotherton ITEM FEATURES EDITOR In Sports Tobin heading LYNN — I’m sure you’ve been thinking “Wouldn’t it Be Nice” if Brian Wilson played Lynn Auditorium. to Mass. Golf Brian Wilson is Well, the Beach Boys mastermind is bringing his Hall of Fame. B1 bringing his “Pet “Pet Sounds 50th Anniversary World Tour” to the Sounds 50th An- auditorium on April 29. The rst set will feature the In Food niversary World in uential “Pet Sounds” album in its entirety. The Rosalie: Brunch Tour” to the Lynn second set will be packed with the Rock and Roll Hall with new friends, Auditorium on old recipes. B8 April 29. WILSON, A7

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 63° VOL. 138, ISSUE 264 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 53° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS ...... B4 FOOD ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2016 OBITUARIES

James V. Graham, 69 GE ramping up presence at new headquarters, digital hub POLK CITY, Fla. — great-grandchildren. James V. “Jim” Gra- He is survived by a ham, 69, of Polk City, sister, Barbara (Gra- By Matt O’Brien ing 68-acre campus is up month. “You’re where the Rhode Island Gov. Gina Fla., formerly of Pea- ham) Rossignoli ASSOCIATED PRESS for sale. Many of those not ideas are. You get more Raimondo visited the of- body, lost his battle and her husband, migrating to Boston have paranoid when you’re do- fice Tuesday to welcome PROVIDENCE, R.I. — been shifting to another ing that and that’s a good its first 12 employees. The with cancer on July Thomas. Jim was General Electric is ramp- Connecticut office in Nor- thing.” high-tech branch office is 18, 2016. predeceased by a ing up its presence at its He was a gradu- brother, William “Bill” walk. The company was also considered a consolation new corporate headquar- ate of Peabody High Graham. Additional GE executives have drawn by about $120 prize for the state after ters in Boston and has School, Class of family members in- characterized their move million in Massachusetts the Democratic governor unveiled a new digital 1965 and after graduation, clude nieces, nephews and from the eastern Con- state incentives and ad- tried to persuade GE to hub in Rhode Island as it Jim joined the Coast Guard great-nieces, great-nephews, necticut suburbs to a more ditional benefits from the move its headquarters to during the Vietnam war. uncles, and cousins. prepares to leave its Con- compact headquarters on city of Boston. GE’s plans necticut home of the last Providence. About $5.65 He was the husband of Di- Service information: A South Boston’s bustling to transform an old candy million in state incentives 42 years. waterfront as part of a factory complex into its anna (Cook) Graham and the celebration of his life will will help GE open a per- The company now has broader mission to tap new 800-person corporate son of the late John “Jack” be held on Oct. 15, 2016, manent location for about about 200 workers in into an academic setting hub are going before a city Graham and Lucy (Castellu- from 9 a.m. to noon at the 100 workers next year. Massachusetts, more than where high-tech workers planning authority later zzi) Graham. He is survived Peabody/Lynn Elks at 40 Along with partnering by his daughter, Kendra Cierri Oak St., Peabody. There 80 percent of whom are want to live and revamp this month. transplants from Con- the 124-year-old industri- Part of the company’s with Rhode Island univer- and spouse Joseph; his son will be a Coast Guard ser- sities to recruit software Christopher Graham and his vice at approximately 10 necticut. They include al technology giant for a strategy includes an ex- engineers, the company wife Angela; six grandchildren, a.m. Please come down CEO and Chairman Jeff new digital era. pansion of its software Ashley, Kylie and Jonathan and share your life stories Immelt, who has worked “You just walk out the division, San Ramon, Cal- said Tuesday it’s working Cierri, and Owen, Madison and of Jim and his family. Ex- from a temporary office in door, you’re in the middle ifornia-based GE Digital, with nonprofits and the Tessa Graham. He also has a pressions of sympathy may Boston since late August. of an ecosystem that, quite which unveiled a new federal TechHire initia- loving extended family of four be made to any hospice fa- GE plans to empty its honestly, as a big compa- temporary office Tuesday tive, which is affiliated other children, 10 addition- cility of your choice or any headquarters in Fairfield, ny, it makes you afraid,” in downtown Providence, with the Obama adminis- al grandchildren and seven cancer research center. Connecticut, by the end of Immelt told the Washing- about an hour’s train ride tration, to boost the hiring the month after occupying ton Ideas Forum about his from the Boston head- of women, minorities are it since 1974. The sprawl- new Boston office late last quarters. other overlooked talent. Frederick L. Kline, 53 4 churches sue over ‘punishing’ PEMBROKE, N.H. League, football, bas- — Pembroke Town ketball, cheerleading, Selectman Frederick Boy Scouts and many transgender bathroom law L. Kline, 53, died un- other organizations expectedly on Oct. 4, and causes. He was BOSTON (AP) — A The law, which was intended to discriminate people from discrimina- 2016. a vibrant storyteller new state law that pro- signed by Republican Gov. or to incite others to do so, tion in public places. This Born in Niskayuna, who brought laughter hibits discrimination Charlie Baker in July and Healey and the commis- law is about civil rights N.Y., Fred was the son to all who knew him. against transgender peo- went into effect in Octo- sion “also intend to force and is critical for people of James M. Kline of Fred enjoyed music, ple in public restrooms ber, bars discrimination churches and pastors to who were without full pro- Lynnfield and the sports, boating and is “punishing” the pro- against transgender peo- refrain from religious ex- tection and equality un- late M. Claire (Rasch) fishing. He was em- tected religious speech of ple in public accommoda- pression regarding sexual- der the law for too long,” Kline. He resided in Pembroke ployed as a technical account churches and pastors, a tions. Among other things, ity that conflicts with the spokeswoman Jillian Fen- from 1999-2016. executive for Northeast Elec- conservative Christian or- it allows people to use the government’s views.” nimore said. In addition to his father, Fred tronics for many years. ganization claims in a fed- bathrooms or locker rooms “Neither the commission An assistant to the com- is survived by his children, Ra- Service information: Rela- eral lawsuit filed Tuesday. that correspond with their nor the attorney general has mission did not immedi- chel and Steven Kline, both of tives and friends are kindly Alliance Defending Free- gender identities. the constitutional authority ately return a call seeking Pembroke. He was the brother invited to Fred’s memorial dom, based in Scottsdale, Healey has found that to dictate how any church comment. of James M. Kline Jr. of Cibolo, service, which will be held Arizona, said it sued on churches are places of uses its facility or what pub- The lawsuit asks the Texas, Karen Prescott of Cler- in the First Congregational behalf of four Massachu- public accommodation. lic statements a church can court to suspend enforce- mont, Fla., and Linda Parrette Church of Pembroke, 301 setts churches to protect The ADF contends in make concerning a deeply ment of the law against of Cornwall, N.Y. He also had Pembroke St. in Pembroke, their right to operate their the lawsuit that churches held religious belief, such as the churches while their several nieces and nephews, N.H., on Saturday, Oct. 15 at facilities “in a manner would be forced to open human sexuality,” said at- lawsuit proceeds. The who fondly called him Uncle 11 a.m. Calling hours will be that doesn’t violate their changing rooms, shower torney Steve O’Ban, senior churches suing are Hori- Freddy. held on Friday, Oct. 14 from core religious beliefs.” The facilities and restrooms counsel for ADF. zon Christian Fellowship, Fred will be remembered as 5-7 p.m. at the church. A lawsuit names Democrat- based on perceived gen- A spokeswoman for in Fitchburg; Abundant a man of honesty and integrity private burial will take place ic state Attorney General der identity and not on Healey said her office is Life Church, in Swansea; who was devoted to his chil- in Massachusetts. In lieu of Maura Healey and mem- biological sex. The group reviewing the lawsuit. House of Destiny Minis- dren and to his community. flowers, donations may be bers of the Massachusetts says because the law also “We are pleased that we tries, in Southbridge; and He loved his town and wher- sent to First Congregational Commission Against Dis- prohibits covered entities finally have a law in place Faith Christian Fellow- ever there was a need, he was Church of Pembroke. Please crimination as defendants. from making statements that protects transgender ship in Haverhill. there to help. During his 10 write “In Memory of Fred years as a town selectman, Kline” in the memo. Assist- he represented the board on ing the family with arrange- numerous committees and ments is the PETIT Funeral Now hear this: Emergency response town initiatives. Motivated by Home in Pembroke, N.H. his love for his children, he To share a memory or offer also volunteered with Sun- a condolence, please visit agencies turn off radio encryption cook athletics, Pembroke Little www.petitfuneralhome.com. By Dave Collins ASSOCIATED PRESS MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS HARTFORD, Conn. — Some police and fire de- Baker begins process Massachusetts closing partments are bucking a trend to conceal dispatch of choosing 2 members shellfishing areas communications from the for high court due to toxic bloom public, acknowledging that radio encryption has BOSTON (AP) — Gov. FAIRHAVEN (AP) — the potential to backfire Charlie Baker is begin- Massachusetts regulators and put first responders ning the process of choos- say several fishing areas in danger. ing two new members for in the southern coast Agencies with digi- the state’s highest court. and Buzzards Bay areas tal radio systems have Baker on Tuesday are no longer open to turned off the encryption announced the Supreme shellfishing because of a to their main dispatching Judicial Court Nominating potential toxic bloom of channels and others have Commission will begin phytoplankton. decided not to turn it on. screening applicants for The state Division of They say their officers two upcoming vacancies Marine Fisheries says and firefighters may not on the court next year with it has determined that be heard during emer- the retirements of Justice the areas are unsafe for gencies by responders at Margot Botsford in March digging, harvesting or neighboring departments and Justice Geraldine collecting shellfish. The with radio systems that PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Hines later in the year. closure took effect at sun- either don’t have access to A radio in a police cruiser sits between the front seats in Naugatuck, The 12-member nomi- rise on Saturday. their encrypted channels Conn. nating commission was Authorities say the or aren’t advanced enough created earlier this year to have encryption capa- International Association shot a teenager outside a listening via radio scan- to consider applicants for phytoplankton bloom can bility. of Chiefs of Police commu- restaurant inadvertently ners, the internet and cell- an unprecedented num- cause amnesiac shellfish Officials also say they nications and technology switched over to encryp- ber of vacancies on the poisoning. phone apps. Only people are addressing concerns committee. tion mode on his portable seven-member court. Algal blooms have also with encryption “keys,” prompted closures of shell- from critics who argue en- “But for day-to-day op- radio. There was tempo- the information needed In June, Baker nom- cryption decreases police fishing beds elsewhere in erations where officers rary chaos on the radio to access the encrypted inated three Superior transparency at a time New England, including are going across borders when officers en route channels, can listen. Court Justices to the SJC when it is needed, espe- most of Narragansett Bay in emergency pursuits or couldn’t communicate Open government ad- based on the first round cially in the wake of shoot- in Rhode Island and much foot pursuits, that’s where with the officer in the vocates say the practice of recommendations. ings of unarmed black it tends to break down,” shooting because their ra- of the coast of Maine. withholds crucial infor- Associate Justices people by police officers. he said. “A good number of dios weren’t in encryption The Massachusetts Frank Gaziano, David “The overwhelming agencies are still operat- mode, Reyes said. mation about emergency Lowy and Kimberly Budd closure applies to fish- opinion of encryption is ing on antiquated systems A slow trend continues situations from the public. were confirmed by the ing areas in Bourne, that it works great for and would not have the toward encryption, which Concerns also have been Governor’s Council and Dartmouth, Fairhaven, preplanned tactical en- ability to accept encryp- has been around for years. raised by news organiza- sworn in for the SJC’s Falmouth, Marion, Mat- vironments like SWAT tion.” It hides communications tions, which say it cuts off sitting last month. tapoisett, Westport, New teams staging a situa- When Reyes was work- from public airwaves by journalists who monitor Applications are open Bedford, Gosnold and tion,” said Eddie Reyes, ing for Arlington, Vir- modifying voice signals public safety broadcasts until Nov. 2. Lackeys Bay in Gosnold. deputy chief of Amtrak ginia, police in 2006, he with coded algorithms, from being alerted to ma- police and chairman of the said, an officer who fatally preventing people from jor events. IN MEMORIAM Did you know? IN LOVING MEMORY OF SHIRLEY B. HUGHES Connecticut could lose $68.3M from MGM casino AND BURT HUGHES 1996 ~ OCTOBER 12 ~ 2016 HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) lawmakers on the new ca- revenues to the state could “losses of this magnitude” — The General Assem- sino’s potential impact on decline. They’ve formed to Connecticut. bly’s fiscal office is predict- Connecticut’s revenues for a company that’s seeking MGM says if Connecticut ing Connecticut could lose fiscal year 2019. sites for a proposed, jointly wants to maximize job cre- $68.3 million in revenue Leaders of Connecticut’s run border casino to com- ation and revenue for the Home delivery once MGM Resorts Inter- two federally recognized pete with MGM. The proj- state, it should allow other subscribers national’s planned casino tribes have warned that ect, however, still needs casino developers to operate opens in nearby Spring- business at their two casi- legislative approval. in the state. MGM contends get FREE access field, Mass., in the fall of nos in southeastern Con- A spokesman for the a new casino in southwest- to the e-edition on 2018. necticut will suffer once the tribes said Tuesday the ern Connecticut could gen- Remembered today with love, The Office of Fiscal Anal- MGM casino opens, and state and tribes need to erate “far more revenue” David and Keith Hughes ysis was asked to update subsequently, slot-machine work together to prevent than $68.3 million. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A3 HOW TO REACH US North Carolina braces for more flooding

By Jonathan Drew have been warned to move and Emery P. Dalesio to higher ground since the ASSOCIATED PRESS hurricane drenched the state with more than a GREENVILLE, N.C. foot of rain over the week- 110 Munroe St. — A state trooper shot end during a run up the P.O. Box 5 and killed an armed man East Coast from Florida. Lynn, MA 01903 during a search for flood An angry Gov. Pat Mc- victims in a tense and Customer Service Crory asked people to stop Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. dispirited North Caroli- ignoring evacuation orders Connecting na, and thousands more people were ordered to and driving around bar- All Departments: ricades on flooded roads: 781-593-7700 evacuate as high water from Hurricane Matthew “That is unacceptable. You Ext. 2 pushed downstream Tues- are not only putting your Classified Advertising day, two days after the life danger, you are putting [email protected] storm blew out to sea. emergency responders’ Subscriptions Matthew’s death toll lives in jeopardy.” [email protected] in the U.S. climbed to 34, In the hard-hit town Circulation more than half of them in of Lumberton, along the [email protected] North Carolina, in addi- bloated Lumber River, Ext. 3 tion to the more than 500 sporadic looting was re- ported, and a North Car- Newsroom feared dead in Haiti. [email protected] In Greenville, a city of olina trooper searching [email protected] 90,000, officials warned for people trapped by the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS floodwaters killed a man Ext. 4 that the Tar River would A swift water rescue team member holds a dog that was rescued from overwhelm every bridge who confronted officers Sports floodwaters caused by rain from Hurricane Matthew in Lumberton, in the county by sundown, with a gun Monday night, [email protected] N.C., Monday. splitting it in half be- police said. Ext. 5 fore the river crests late Authorities gave few Ada Page, 74, spent two phone numbers with her. was still unclear, but it Retail and Online Wednesday. Evacuations details, but McCrory said Advertising the shooting happened nights sleeping in a hard “I left at home all my appeared that thousands [email protected] were ordered there and in such communities as in “very difficult circum- plastic folding chair at a clothes, everything. The of homes were damaged. ADVERTISING Goldsboro and Kinston, stances,” adding: “Tension shelter put together so only thing I have is this Many likened Matthew to hastily there were no cots child and what I was driv- Hurricane Floyd, which Ernie Carpenter, Jr. as rivers swelled to some can be high when people Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1355 of the highest levels ever are going through very, and people had to walk ing,” said Page, who was did $3 billion in dam- [email protected] recorded. very emotional circum- outside in the back to use with the 8-year-old grand- age and destroyed 7,000 Bob Gunther Tens of thousands of stances.” portable toilets. She com- daughter she takes care of. homes in North Carolina Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 people, some of them as In Lumberton, patience plained she didn’t even The full extent of the di- as it skirted the state’s [email protected] much as 125 miles inland, was wearing thin. have her children’s tele- saster in North Carolina coast in 1999. Ralph Mitchell Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1332 [email protected] Officials, parents worry schools Philip Ouellette Vice President / Sales, ext. 1257 [email protected] deal won’t stick in Chicago Cassie Vitali Advertising Sales Rep., ext. 1280 By Don Babwin [email protected] and Jason Keyser Patricia Whalen ASSOCIATED PRESS Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 [email protected] CHICAGO — Teachers in the nation’s third-larg- BUSINESS OFFICE est school district pulled FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Beth Bresnahan back from a threatened Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1253 strike after a tentative Inspectors assess damage around the area [email protected] last-minute contract of a gas explosion that leveled a strip club in Susan J. Conti agreement that Chicago Springfield, Mass. Controller, ext. 1288 [email protected] officials acknowledged Tuesday may amount to a Ted Grant temporary fix and parents US to require safety Publisher, ext. 1234 [email protected] worried would fall apart. “It wasn’t easy, as you all Marian Kinney valves on more gas lines ext. 1212 know,” Chicago Teachers [email protected] Union President Karen By Matthew Brown ered more than 270 acci- Will Kraft Lewis said after Monday’s ASSOCIATED PRESS dents dating to 1968 that Vice President / Finance late-night agreement, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS could have been averted BILLINGS, Mont. — ext. 1296 which now goes to the Chicago Teachers Union President Karen Lew- or made less dangerous [email protected] New or replaced gas ser- union’s House of Delegates is announces that a tentative contract agree- if the valves had been in and all 28,000 members for vice lines for hundreds of Jennifer Perez ment was reached with Chicago Public Schools place. ext. 1205 a final vote. Vice President thousands of apartments The valves were re- [email protected] Jesse Sharkey said Tues- at the SEIU Healthcare headquarters in Chica- and small businesses go on Monday. quired for new, single-fam- CIRCULATION day that he’s “confident across the U.S. must be ily homes beginning in that it’ll pass” because it equipped with inexpen- Lisa Mahmoud take that TIF surplus, year when it tries to secure 2009. Tuesday’s move Manager, ext. 1239 has wins for students and sive safety valves starting that’s not a sustainable state funding. Illinois is expands that mandate to [email protected] for school workers. next year, following dead- include lines serving mul- way of funding the schools,” locked in a budget stale- CLASSIFIED But even as Mayor ly fires and explosions tiple homes, duplexes and said Alderman Pat Dow- mate, meaning funds that Rahm Emanuel, who over decades that could small multi-family build- Abbe Young Smith ell, who represents South are normally available Manager, ext. 1276 fought bitterly with Lew- have been avoided, the ings, and shops ranging [email protected] is before and during the Side neighborhoods. “The have been slow to come or Obama administration from doctor’s offices and money probably will not temporarily cut off. Kerry Smith 2012 teachers’ strike, announced Tuesday. shopping centers to banks. Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1325 praised the union and the available next year so the “Every year we rely on The National Trans- It does not require the [email protected] Chicago Public Schools (union and the school dis- (the state) to give us a cer- portation Safety Board valves on tens of millions trict) are going to have to tain amount of money and NEWSROOM in a speech in which he and many advocates had of existing service lines. introduced his 2017 bud- look for more permanent every year there is drama ... pressed for years to broad- Those customers could Bill Brotherton get proposal, it still isn’t financing, which is proba- and we’re never quite sure Features Editor ext. 1338 en requirements for so- request that valves be in- [email protected] clear how the financially bly at the state level.” whether it is going to come called excess flow valves, stalled by their gas utility, strapped city will pay for Alderman Patrick O’Con- or not,” said O’Connor, who which can shut off gas au- Gayla Cawley but Tuesday’s U.S. De- Reporter, ext. 1236 the four-year deal. nor agreed with Dowell, is Emanuel’s City Council tomatically when a line is partment of Transporta- [email protected] The proposal includes but said the city is in the floor leader and represents ruptured. tion rule left it up to reg- Thomas Grillo a 2 percent cost-of-living same position it is in every a West Side district. An Associated Press in- ulators to decide who will Reporter, ext. 1264 increase in the third year vestigation in 2012 uncov- pay for the work. [email protected] and 2.5 percent one in the Spenser Hasak fourth year. It doesn’t re- Editorial Art Director, ext. 1222 quire current teachers [email protected] to pay more toward their Thor Jourgensen pensions — a change CPS News Editor, ext. 1267 had been seeking and the [email protected] union rejected earlier this Restaurant and Bar Steve Krause year — but future hires Sports Editor, ext. 1229 will have to pick up that [email protected] additional pension cost. Lunch Specials Jennifer Meli A key provision is an Mon - Sat 11 a.m. - 3 p.m Copy Editor, ext. 1278 agreement by the city to [email protected] divert about $88 million Dine-in or take-out only Katie Morrison from a $175 million sur- Sports Reporter [email protected] plus of the city’s at-times controversial special tax- • Haddock Finger Basket $7.99 Owen O’Rourke Photographer, ext. 1224 ing districts — known as • Meat Loaf $7.99 [email protected] tax increment financing, • Fried Shrimp Basket $7.99 The value of each coupon shown here is equal to or TIF, funds — to the Anne Marie Tobin • or greater than the price of the newspaper. Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 schools. That figure is less Chicken Parm $8.99 [email protected] than the $200 million in Adam Swift additional spending the ATTENTION BUSINESS OWNERS! Weekly/City Editor, ext. 1269 union had sought. 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E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill B A. B Women are not prey, not Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg T J   Edward M. Grant News Editor Gordon R. Hall W   J. K Monica Connell Healey Vice President, Finance even for rich and famous P   G. O  J. Patrick Norton Vice President, Sales Michael H. Shanahan, Chairman P ”  Ask any woman — your sister, and soiled and furious. Words that When he wasn’t yelling at me, Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 daughter, wife — whether she’s ever I’m uncomfortable having my pre- he was cooing and inviting me out Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 had “unwelcome attention” from a teen or teen granddaughters hear, to lunch. I never went. I had just Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 guy. Ask her whether she found it even though we all know what they turned 20 and was a total innocent, Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 flattering. mean. but knew that lunch was not a good Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 Chances are you’ll get an earful. I am not by any stretch, a young idea. Brian C. ¢ayer, 1996-1999 Women are pretty unanimous innocent. Or a prude. Midway into that summer, the Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 about those kinds of guys. We talked But I never thought I’d hear those invitations began sounding more Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 about them in ladies rooms when we slang words — and boasts — in the like demands. And his observations John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 were stuck on those social antiqui- public arena of presidential politics. about my clothes were inappropri- ties called “blind dates.” Sometimes Like so many of you, I’m sure, my ate. friends inadvertently fixed us up husband and I almost ignored the I was scared. I was angry. I was with a creep. early-warning system on Friday helpless. And when it became clear Our mothers had warned us about night when it sounded. We assumed that the lunch invitations were not such men. We were taught to be di- this was just another instance of innocent, I did what women of that rect, clear and firm. But our mothers Trump testing our limits for toler- era did. didn’t seem to realize that those sig- ance and decency. I quit the job. nals often went unheeded by guys But this time, there was more in- It left a gap in my tuition fund for EDITORIAL desperate to brag in their locker tensity to the CNN commentators’ the fall, but it was the prudent thing rooms. tone. This time, we actually turned to do. I guess you know where this is go- up the sound on the kitchen TV. I’ve never forgotten that incident, ing. Which meant we were in for the or how it made me feel. I still cringe Lending We are living through the most least tasteful viewing and eaves- when I think of it. bizarre of presidential campaigns, dropping in recent memory. I wish all the Trumps out there but who knew that, for one very long Man-talk for sure. Talk not meant would understand — truly under- weekend, we would be replaying to be heard by millions. stand — that women are not prey. Lynn history a that “boys will be boys” theme. Or That night, I was reminded that Not fair game. Not even for the rich and famous. more precisely, rich, powerful and almost every woman I know well I have told my daughters, and now famous men will be rich, powerful has shared her own story about “un- my granddaughters, what women and famous men — with the accom- welcome advances.” helping hand have always told one another in our panying sense of entitlement. So many of us, with absolutely no own most private and powerful mo- I write not knowing the ultimate encouragement on our part, have ments. Damaged in a storm and carted off for storage until fallout of Donald Trump’s “tape- been targets. Our bodies belong to us. Always. Ac- repair money could be found, a statue of St. Joseph gate” recording, the one that had I still relive my own tale, going tions have power — but so do words. has been returned to a place of respect in the Lynn dignified commentators and jour- back to a summer job after my soph- And so do votes. cemetery that bears its name thanks to the dedicated nalists confronting anatomical omore year of college. My awful job efforts of a local family. slang we used to think was far too was in a car agency answering phone Sally Friedman is a writer in Pat Calnan mustered relatives and friends to use scandalous for dissemination, ver- calls from angry customers. In the Moorestown, Pennsylvania. She their construction contracting skills to repair the bally or in print. next mid-20th-century version of a wrote this for the Philadelphia In- statue and return it to St. Joseph’s Cemetery. The I’m talking about the words that cubicle was my boss, an ill-tempered quirer. Readers may email her at project was a relatively simple one for master crafts- make most women feel vulnerable middle-aged man. [email protected]. men who have spent decades in their trades. But it was also an act of love on the part of people who call Lynn home and are committed to preserving its trea- EDITORIAL sures. The Calnans are by no means the first local family to take on at no cost the challenge of restoring a local Ryan needs to withdraw his endorsement of Trump example of historical architecture in need of repair or House Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wis., a building or monument threatened with permanent has tiptoed to the water’s edge but and irreparable damage. he still won’t jump in. If he really Public efforts to dedicate tax dollars to restoring wants to maintain the integrity of local treasures like the North Common Street public the Republican Party and its prin- library and High Rock Park have been successful and ciples — and save down ticket can- represent multi-million dollar investments in unique didates — Ryan needs to repudiate Lynn gems. his endorsement of GOP nominee But dozens, maybe hundreds, of other symbols of Donald Trump. the city’s past are damaged and threatened with de- Instead, Ryan keeps dancing cay. Their only salvation may be at the hands of char- around the edges. On Monday, in a itable and committed individuals like Pat Calnan. conference call with his House col- The Angell fountain on Broad Street sits on the leagues, Ryan declared he would no traffic island at the center of one of the most beauti- longer defend Trump or campaign ful one square blocks in Lynn. With the former Ox- with him. He said he would concen- ford Club on one side and Central Congregational trate on saving the House for the Church on the other side across Broad Street, the Republicans and told House mem- island is a miniature outdoor museum featuring the bers, “You all need to do what’s best fountain and two signs from the 1930s erected to cel- for you in your district,” according to ebrate Massachusetts’ 300th anniversary. someone on the call. The fountain is a masterpiece of masonry work fit- Politico reported that, according to tingly located just yards away from Gregg Neighbor- multiple sources familiar with the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS hood House where kids attending summer and after discussions within his inner circle, school have adopted the fountain and take time with Ryan has discussed with close ad- House Speaker Paul Ryan speaks during the 1st Congressional teachers and counselors to pick up trash accumulat- visers whether he should formal- District Republican Party of Wisconsin’s annual Fall Fest event ing on the traffic island. ly withdraw his endorsement of held in Elkhorn, Wis., on Saturday. The city recognizes the deterioration slowly de- Trump. stroying the fountain and the Community Develop- But he declined to do so Monday, to stand by (if somewhat apart) the 13-year-olds). Those remarks were ment Department has plans to restore it. But mak- and one is left wondering how far GOP pretender for the presidency, part of a pattern that clearly reveal ing plans means spending money and the fountain Trump would have to go for Ryan Ryan calls into question the party’s Trump’s attitude to women and his needs a benefactor to take on its restoration and to to disavow that endorsement. Along basic principles, which ultimately crude outlook on life. make it a showcase for demonstrating how a Lynn with every other thinking person, may have the opposite effect of what Other Republicans have not been treasure thousands of people drive or walk by every Ryan rightfully condemned Trump’s he wants. as careful as Ryan. Republicans who day can be restored and preserved. lewd and offensive remarks about We agree with Hillary Clinton on repudiated Trump over the week- Only a short distance from the fountain and located women captured in a video record- this much: The remarks captured end include at least two down ticket just behind Central Congregational is a cemetery of- ing 11 years ago and released last on the recording reveal exactly candidates — New Hampshire Sen. fering a glimpse into the city’s origins and its found- week. Ryan has criticized many what kind of man Trump is, just as Kelly Ayotte and Nevada GOP Sen- ers. Time has erased names and lifespans from many other Trump statements that have his threat to jail Clinton in Sunday graves and sunk them into the ground. But dedicated demonstrated just how unfit Trump night’s debate reveal the kind of au- ate candidate Joe Heck — as well as efforts by only a few people could restore and pre- is for public office. thoritarianism he would bring to the Arizona Sen. John McCain. serve the cemetery for future generations. But he won’t withdraw his en- White House if elected, as Washing- Ryan and other Republican lead- A few helping hands, spending a few hours on a dorsement. Why not? Apparently ton columnist E.J. Dionne Jr. notes. ers should make clear that they will restoration project, can preserve a piece of Lynn his- because he thinks by doing so, he And, no, we don’t chalk up the fight tooth and nail for the Repub- tory and, in doing so, pay the best possible tribute to would endanger his party’s chances remarks to locker room banter as lican Party but that Donald Trump the city. of winning other elections, especial- Trump dismissively labeled them does not deserve their endorse- ly in the House. But by continuing (unless this was a locker room full of ments.

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By Alex Veiga to the third-quarter earn- of the red. Traders ham- sung announced it was ASSOCIATED PRESS ings season weighed on mered shares in Alcoa and discontinuing its Galaxy the market, said JJ Kina- genetics research compa- Note 7 phone permanent- A batch of disappointing han, chief strategist at TD ny Illumina after the com- ly because of overheat- company earnings news Ameritrade. panies reported results ing handsets. The Galaxy helped put investors in “It’s just a bad tone to that fell short of financial Note 7 competed with Ap- a selling mood Tuesday, get us started,” Kinah- analysts’ forecasts. ple’s iPhone. Apple gained pulling U.S. stocks sharp- an said. “We’ve also been Alcoa, which is due to 25 cents to $116.30. ly lower. Crude oil prices fell a Health care companies in a really low-volatility split into two companies led the broad market environment. This is the on Nov. 1, slid $3.60, or day after spiking to their slide, which more than first day we’ve seen some 11.4 percent, to $27.91. highest level in a year, a wiped out gains from the heavier trade in a while.” Illumina sank $45.86, or move that disappointed day before. Materials, The Dow Jones indus- 24.8 percent, to $138.99. some investors. utilities and technology trial average fell 200.38 Fastenal also delivered “Many people thought stocks were among the big points, or 1.1 percent, to quarterly results that crude would use its mo- decliners. Energy stocks 18,128.66. Earlier, the av- failed to impress inves- mentum to make a run also closed lower as crude erage was down as much tors. The maker of indus- at its recent highs and it as 267 points. The Stan- trial and construction completely faded,” Kinah- oil prices declined. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Several companies, in- dard & Poor’s 500 index fasteners fell $2.16, or 5.1 an said. cluding Alcoa, reported lost 26.93 points, or 1.2 percent, to $39.96. The New York Stock Exchange is shown. Benchmark U.S. crude quarterly results that percent, to 2,136.73. The Traders also sold shares oil lost 56 cents, or 1.1 per- fell short of Wall Street’s Nasdaq composite index in St. Jude Medical after prematurely. The stock fell. Abbott slid $2.34, or cent, to close at $50.79 a expectations. While in- slid 81.89 points, or 1.5 the medical device mak- lost $2.87, or 3.5 percent, 5.4 percent, to $41.16. barrel in New York. Brent, vestors will get to size percent, to 5,246.79. er warned that the lithi- to $78.41. Shares in Ab- Some companies benefit- the international stan- up earnings from many Indexes headed lower um battery in some of its bott Laboratories, which ed from others’ bad news. dard, slid 73 cents, or 1.4 more companies in coming from the start of trading implanted heart devices in April agreed to buy St. Apple was got a slight percent, to close at $52.41 weeks, the downbeat start Tuesday and never got out may run out of energy Jude for $25 billion, also boost after rival Sam- a barrel in London. Clinton brings in Gore as closer on climate change

By Kathleen Hennessey and Catherine Lucey ASSOCIATED PRESS DES MOINES, Iowa — Hillary Clinton is bring- ing in Al Gore as her clos- er on climate change as she struggles to appeal to young voters who consider the issue a priority. Vice president during her husband’s eight years in the White House and a PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS longtime environmental Republican presidential nominee Donald J. Trump looks on during a activist, Gore will join the rally at Mohegan Sun Arena in Wilkes-Barre Twp., Pa., on Monday. Democratic presidential candidate at a rally in Mi- ami Tuesday. During the Unshackled Trump unleashes event, Clinton will empha- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS sizing her plans to develop more clean energy, reduce Democratic presidential candidate Hillary aggressive attacks on own party fossil fuel production and Clinton speaks at a rally at Ohio State Univer- build more weather-resis- sity in Columbus, Ohio, Monday. By Steve Peoples, concern — near panic in ate even more supporters. tant infrastructure. She Jonathan Lemire some cases — to a party “Fighting for the sake will also continue her at- ly questioned climate learned more, they moved and Jill Colvin trying to stave off an all- of fighting is not really tacks on Republican Don- change and said he plans toward Clinton. ASSOCIATED PRESS out civil war before Nov, 8. very helpful,” said for- ald Trump. to “renegotiate” the Paris At the rally was Miami In another series of mer Trump adviser Barry Speaking at Ohio State Climate Agreement, an Dade College student WASHINGTON — The tweets, the Republican Bennett. University Monday night, international treaty de- Adam Demayo, 24, who “shackles” gone, Don- nominee called House Trump has acknowl- Clinton said: “I’m running signed to curb the rise in said climate change is his ald Trump stepped up Speaker Paul Ryan “weak edged the possibility of de- against somebody who global temperatures. top concern. his fierce attacks on his and ineffective,” Sen. feat in recent days, but on doesn’t believe in climate The world is on pace for “Every beach I go to is own party leaders Tues- John McCain “very foul- Tuesday he tried to shift change or at least he says the hottest year on record, polluted,” said Demayo, a day, promising to teach mouthed” and “disloyal” the blame for his strug- he doesn’t, who has even breaking marks set in former Sanders supporter Republicans who oppose Republicans “far more diffi- gles on Republican defec- said he thinks it’s a hoax 2015, 2014, and 2010. It is who said he is reluctant- him a lesson and fight for cult than Crooked Hillary.” tions and an election sys- created by the Chinese.” about 1.8 degrees warmer ly voting for Clinton. “My the presidency “the way I “They come at you from tem that may be “rigged” During the primary con- than a century ago. Scien- children are going to, like, want to.” all sides,” Trump declared. against him. On Monday, test against progressive tists have also connected die. I want to dedicate my Exactly four weeks be- “They don’t know how to he warned of potential Vermont Sen. Bernie Sand- man-made climate change life to saving the planet.” fore Election Day and win — I will teach them!” voter fraud in heavily Af- ers, Clinton offered clean to deadly heat waves, Despite Clinton’s pro- with his campaign floun- Rage against fellow Re- rican-American Philadel- energy plans and came out droughts and flood-induc- motion of energy policies dering, the businessman publicans from the face of phia, a claim for which against the Keystone XL ing downpours. aimed at lessening cli- reverted to the combative, the 2016 GOP exposed a there is no evidence but Pipeline, which is opposed Gore explored global mate change, there has divisive strategy that pro- party slipping from mere one that could challenge by environmentalists. warming in his 2006 doc- not always been unanim- pelled him to victory in feuding into verbal warfare Americans’ faith in a fair “Climate change is one of umentary, “An Inconve- ity among her campaign the GOP primary: Attack with advance voting al- democratic process. the issues where the differ- nient Truth.” aides about how strong every critic — including ready underway in rough- At the same time, ence between Hillary Clin- Advocacy group NextGen that support should be. A fellow Republicans. Those ly half the states. Polls Trump’s campaign is con- ton and Donald Trump is Climate, founded by billion- message released Tuesday close to Trump suggested suggest Trump is headed sidering whether to fea- night and day,” said Clinton aire environmentalist Tom by Wikileaks from Clinton it was “open season” on ev- toward a loss of historic ture Bill Clinton accusers spokesman Brian Fallon. Steyer, is backing Clinton campaign chairman John ery detractor, regardless proportions if he doesn’t at his upcoming rallies. “For many of the core sup- and has put $25 million Podesta’s hacked email of party. turn things around. Trump shocked the polit- porters we are seeking to into a millennial outreach account shows some aides “It is so nice that the His scorched-earth ap- ical world before Sunday’s galvanize in the remaining program. Their surveys of were not totally on board shackles have been tak- proach, days after his sex- debate by appearing with weeks of the campaign, in- young people showed that with Clinton’s promise in en off me and I can now ual predatory language several women who had cluding young voters, com- early in the summer, many June 2015 to raise fees on fight for America the way caught on tape triggered accused the former presi- municating the boldness of did not see a difference be- companies involved in oil I want to,” Trump said in a mass Republican defec- dent of sexual impropriety her plan is important.” tween Clinton and Trump exploration and fossil fuel a tweet that brought new tion, threatened to alien- decades earlier. Trump has repeated- on climate, but as they production on federal land.

The Salvation Army provides Christmas gifts and Summer Camp experiences to thousands of children from El Salvation Army por medio del programa “Item Santa" ofrece regalos de navidad y auspicia la area low income families through The Item Santa Program. participación en campamentos de verano de niños menores de 12 años y de bajos recursos. When to Apply: Tuesday, Oct. 11 – Friday, Oct. 14, 2016, from 9 a.m.-12 p.m. (Closed Monday, Oct. 10 for Cuándo aplicar: Del 11 al 14 de octubre del 2016 (nuestra o˜cina estará cerrada el 10 de octubre en Columbus Day Holiday) conmemoración del Día de la Raza) Where to Apply: The Salvation Army, 1 Franklin St., Lynn, MA 01902 Dónde aplicar: Puedes acercarte a la o˜cina del Salvation Army localizada en 1 Franklin St., Lynn. MA 01902 What to Bring: Qué debes traer: • Valid Photo ID • Una identi˜cación con foto • Proof Of Residency in Lynn, Lynn˜eld, Saugus, Swampscott, or Nahant • Un comprobante de dirección (Lynn, Lynn˜eld, Saugus, Swampscott, o Nahant) • Birth Certi˜cates or Custody Documents for eligible children (Gifts are for children who will be 12 years old or • Actas de nacimiento o documentos de custodia para los niños menores de 12 años. under on Dec. 25, 2016). • Una carta escrita a "Item Santa", explicando la necesidad de asistencia. (La puedes traer escrita desde la casa • A letter to “Item Santa” explaining the need for assistance. (Can be prepared ahead, or written during application o escribirla durante el proceso de solicitud.) process) • Documentación de Elegibilidad: • Eligibility documentation • La documentación de inscripción a uno de los siguientes programas: • Documentation of enrollment in one of the following programs: • SSI, SSDI, TANF, SNAP, WIC, LIHEAP (asistencia de calefacción), MassHealth, Medicaid, UI • SSI, SSDI, TANF, SNAP, WIC, LIHEAP (fuel assistance, MassHealth, Medicaid, UI o... or... • Una carta de referencia de una agencia de servicio social, consejero de la escuela, pastor, o el médico. • A referral letter from another social service agency, school counselor/administrator, o... pastor, or physician. • Documentación del total de ingresos mensuales, antes de las deducciones (colillas del cheque, W2, or... declaración de impuestos del año pasado, etc.) • Documentation of total household monthly gross income (paystubs, W2, last year's tax return, etc.) Todos los documentos mencionados son necesarios para procesar la solicitud del "Item Santa Fund". No se All Items listed above are necessary in order to process your application for The Item Santa Fund. Partial or aceptarán solicitudes o documentos parciales o incompletos. incomplete applications or documentation will not be accepted. Income Eligibility Requirements: Requisitos de ingresos para determinar elegibilidad: Household size Maximum annual household income Household size Maximum annual household income Personas en el hogar Ingreso máximo anual Personas en el hogar Ingreso máximo anual 2 $29,471 6 $60,255 3 $37,167 7 $67,951 4 $44,863 8 $75,647 For each additional household member add: 5 $52,559 $7,696 Para cada miembro adicional añadir A6 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2016 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particularly 2:44 a.m. Monday at 41 Ham- REVERE Lee Burbank Highway; at 10:31 Street; at 2:49 a.m. Sunday at One person was taken to North arrests, reflect police records. In the ilton Ave.; at 7:57 a.m. Monday a.m. Monday at IHOP on Squire Sunoco on North Shore Road; Shore Children’s Hospital; at event of a perceived inaccuracy, it at 23 Hesper St.; at 8:15 a.m. Arrests Road; at 10:49 a.m. Monday at 3:40 a.m. Sunday on Rose 7:23 a.m. Sunday at 83 Wal- is the sole responsibility of the con- Monday at 152 Boston St.; at at Squire Road and Mccoba Street; at 4:14 a.m. Sunday nut St.; at 1:20 a.m. Monday at 9:45 a.m. Monday at 119 Lewis Louis A. Agri, 52, of 39 Hyde Street; at 5:17 p.m. Monday at Irving on Lee Burbank High- Gulf Express at 368 Broadway. cerned party to contact the relevant St.; at 10 a.m. Tuesday at 104 St., was arrested and charged at Olympia Sports on Squire way; at 12:39 p.m. Sunday on One person was taken to Mas- police department and have the Johnson St.; at 1:03 p.m. Tues- with keeping a common gaming Road; at 9:27 p.m. Monday at Avalon Street; at 5:30 p.m. sachusetts General Hospital; at department issue a notice of correc- day at 25 Hamilton Ave. house, setting up/promoting York Street and North Shore Sunday at Lee’s Trailer Park on 2:32 a.m. Monday at Vintage tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or A report of an injured police lottery, taking/allowing/present Road. Revere Beach Parkway; at 7:20 Drive and Hamilton Street; at clarifications will not be made without officer at 10:40 a.m. Monday at betting and operating an un- A report of a motor vehicle hit p.m. Sunday on Walden Street; 6:06 a.m. Tuesday at 333 Main express notice of change from the ar- at Salem Hospital; at 4:12 p.m. licensed casino at 12:01 p.m. and run accident at 11:11 a.m. at 10:16 p.m. Sunday on St. Thornton Street; at 10:35 p.m. A report of a motor vehicle resting police department. Monday at 500 Lynnfield St. Friday. Friday on Thos F Carroll Way; at A report of a gunshot at 2:30 Brian B. Belew, 31, of 179 12:19 p.m. Saturday on Salem Sunday on Franklin Avenue; at accident at 8:07 p.m. Fri- p.m. Tuesday at Farrar and Ne- Franklin St., Apt. 3, Chelsea, Street; at 5:11 p.m. Saturday 11:25 p.m. Sunday on Parkside day at Kowloon Restaurant at LYNN whall streets. was arrested and charged with at New Revere Police Station Place; at 11:29 p.m. Sunday on 948 Broadway; at 12:59 p.m. trespassing, disorderly conduct on Revere Beach Parkway; Sigourney Street; at 1:16 a.m. Monday at Walgreens at 1228 Arrests Overdose and disturbing the peace at at 12:18 p.m. Monday at St. Monday on Shirley Avenue; at Broadway. 1:04 p.m. Saturday. 1:18 a.m. Monday at Lincoln A report of a motor vehicle Gabriel Castillo, 22, of 41 Mary’s Ballfield on Washington Gary W. Calef, 51 of 280 School on Tuckerman Street; hit and run accident at 7:16 Hamilton Ave., was arrested on A report of an overdose at 3 Avenue; at 2:05 p.m. Monday Mountain Ave., was arrested on at 2:18 a.m. Sunday on Ridge a.m. Sunday at 20 Main St.; at warrant charges of unlicensed p.m. Monday on Central Ave- at Burlington Coat Factory on a warrant at 9:56 p.m. Friday. Road; at 3:23 a.m. Monday on 2:34 p.m. Monday at Heritage operation of a motor vehicle, nue; at 7:36 p.m. Monday on Squire Road; at 3:08 p.m. Mon- Christopher X. Figueroa, 29, Revere Beach Parkway; at 8:31 Heights for the Elderly at 19 marked lanes violation, assault Jenness Street. day at Woody’s Liquor on Broad- of 315 Charger St., Apt. 80., a.m. Monday at Wonderland Talbot St. and battery on a police officer, way; at 7:56 p.m. Monday at was arrested and charged with Train Station on North Shore resisting arrest and disorderly Theft Marshalls on VFW Parkway. OUI liquor, negligent operation Road; at 2:36 p.m. Monday at conduct at 3:17 a.m. Monday. A report of a motor vehicle Complaints A report of a robbery at 12:24 of a motor vehicle and motor Flaming Grill Buffet on Furlong Emmanuel Dejesus, of 170 accident with personal injury p.m. Monday on Munroe Street. vehicle lights violation at 2:01 Drive; at 5:23 p.m. Monday at A report of suspicious activity Moulton St., Jamaica Plain, was at 10:34 a.m. Sunday at Park A report of a larceny at 2:45 a.m. Saturday. Avenue and Foster Street. Walgreens on Broadway. at 8:45 a.m. Friday at Amato’s arrested on a warrant charge p.m. Monday at CVS at 509 George Goodwin, 21 of 58 A report of shots fired at 4:14 Liquor Store at 206 Lincoln of shoplifting by asportation at Eastern Ave.; at 5:12 p.m. Old Colony Road, South Bos- Assaults a.m. Friday at Check Cashing on Ave. A caller reported the front 2:34 p.m. Tuesday. Monday on Kingsley Terrace; ton, was arrested and charged Beach Street. door of the business was open, Dwayne Dunbar, 36, was ar- at 10:47 p.m. Monday at 141 with shoplifting by asportation A report of an assault at 1:26 the sign was lit but the lights rested and charged with failure Franklin St.; at 9:22 a.m. Tues- and on warrants at 7:09 p.m. p.m. Friday on Park Avenue. Na- Overdose were off. An officer reported the to register as a sex offender day at 125 Waterhill St.; at Saturday. dia Safiry, 55, of 521 Park Ave., building was secure and while and on warrants at 3:17 a.m. 12:20 p.m. Tuesday at 12 Mon- Nichole M. Hernandez, 30, was summoned for assault and A report of a possible over- on scene, the owner arrived; at Tuesday. te Road; at 2:04 p.m. Tuesday of 36 Bryant St., Apt. 2, Malden, battery; at 7:28 p.m. Friday on dose at 7:23 p.m. Friday on 6:20 p.m. Friday at 25 Central Maximilano Macario, of 109 at 25 Exchange St. was arrested and charged with School Street. Beach Street; at 4:18 p.m. Sat- St. A caller thought there was Newhall St., was arrested on shoplifting by asportation at urday at North Shore Road and someone in her basement, as warrant charges of trespassing Vandalism 5:48 p.m. Saturday. Breaking and Entering Revere Beach Parkway; at 4:18 she heard voices and items and shoplifting by concealing Michael J. Murray, 34, of 175 p.m. Sunday on Beach Street. were out of place. Officers merchandise at 12:29 p.m. A report of motor vehicle van- Valler Road, Apt. 61, East Bos- A report of a breaking and checked the basement and re- Monday. dalism at 12:40 p.m. Tuesday ton, was arrested and charged entering at 6:04 p.m. Friday on Theft ported it was secure; at 11:01 Warren Street. a.m. Monday at 11 Hanson at 170 Union St. with reckless endangerment to A report of a larceny/forgery/ Accidents children under 18, disturbing Road. A man reported there Complaints fraud at 11:58 p.m. Friday on was another man that jumped A report of a motor vehicle MARBLEHEAD the peace and on warrants at North Shore Road; at 5:35 p.m. 4:14 a.m. Sunday. out of a bush and stood in front accident with personal injury A report of a disturbance at Saturday at T-Mobile on Everett of his car. The man then tried at 10:12 a.m. Monday at Lynn- Complaints Ambiorix Perezdelossantos, 12:04 a.m. Friday on Yeamans Street; at 11:16 a.m. Sunday at 31, of 11 Chase St., Lynn, was to open his door. The caller re- field Street and Regina Road; at Street; at 1:34 p.m. Friday at Wonderland Dog Track on VFW ported the man was older, white 7:39 a.m. Tuesday at Canessa A report of kids on scooters arrested and charged with two Check Cashing on Beach Street; Parkway; at 7:37 a.m. Monday in traffic at 5:02 p.m. Monday counts of leaving the scene of and wearing a leather jacket. Terrace and Western Avenue. at 3:45 p.m. Friday at Volare on at Necco Office on American A report of a disturbance at A report of a motor vehicle at West Shore Drive and Dodge personal injury, speeding, neg- Park Avenue; at 6:35 p.m. Fri- Legion Highway; at 1:36 p.m. Road. A caller reported kids ligent operation of a motor ve- 11:53 a.m. Friday at 38 Hesper accident at 12:58 p.m. Monday day at Paws Here on Charger Monday at Select Car Rental St. at Broadway and Parkland Av- on scooters with bungee cords hicle, marked lanes violation, Street; at 7:04 p.m. Friday at on VFW Parkway; at 1:40 p.m. operation of a motor vehicle enue; at 1:59 p.m. Monday at pulling other kids in wagons Stop & Shop on Squire Road; Monday on Stevens Street; at Fire 302 Lynnfield St.; at 2:41 p.m. alongside traffic and she be- with a suspended license, ha- at 7:51 p.m. Friday at Gasco 2:28 p.m. Monday on Revere Monday at 106 Chestnut St.; at lieved it was a hazard. She said bitual traffic offender, vandal- Oil on Broadway; at 8:14 p.m. Beach Parkway. A report of a building fire 4:26 p.m. Monday at Tedeschi they are being dragged close izing property, resisting arrest, Friday on Dehon Street; at 9:10 A report of auto theft at 12:54 at 2:08 p.m. Saturday at 8 Food Shop at 210 Lewis St.; at to parked cars and was afraid OUI liquor/serious injury and p.m. Friday at Atlas Automotive p.m. Saturday on Sumner Charles St. A caller reported negligent and on a warrant at 4:51 p.m. Monday at Chestnut there were would be damage. on North Shore Road; at 9:56 Street. a house fire from the laundry 3:31 a.m. Monday. and Jefferson streets; at 5:32 An employee reported eggs p.m. Friday on Dale Street; at A report of bicycle theft at room. The house was a two-sto- Sean V. Roper, 40, of 15 a.m. Tuesday at 333 Chatham were thrown at the restaurant 12:39 a.m. Saturday at North 4:36 p.m. Saturday at Revere ry, wood frame with heavy fire Westford St., Saugus, was ar- St.; at 8:55 a.m. Tuesday at from a passing vehicle at 10:13 Shore Road and Beach Street; High School on School Street; and smoke on the first floor. Fire rested and charged with assault Dunkin Donuts at 116 Lewis p.m. Monday on School Street. at 1:20 a.m. Saturday on North at 7:37 p.m. Saturday at Mar- Captain Thomas Nolan reported and battery, assault and battery St.; at 9:39 a.m. Tuesday at A report of a disturbance at Shore Road; at 1:22 a.m. Sat- shalls on VFW Parkway; at 7:54 an aggressive, interior attack on a police officer and resisting 94 Hanover St.; at 11:33 a.m. 11:19 p.m. Monday on Pleas- urday at Wonderland Train Sta- p.m. Saturday at Speaker Box was made by firefighters. The arrest at 10:34 a.m. Sunday. Tuesday at Eastern Avenue and ant Street. A caller reported he tion on North Shore Road; at Stereo Unlimited on North fire was contained to the first Clinton Ray Silon, 49, of 39 New Ocean Street; at 11:44 heard gunshots near his house. 1:27 a.m. Saturday at Ocean Shore Road. floor area with extensive smoke Hyde St., Apt. 1, was arrested a.m. Tuesday at Fays and West- He thought that it was about 10 Village Tower on Ocean Avenue; A report of a larceny at 12:36 and water damage throughout ern avenues. shots. and charged with keeping a p.m. Sunday at Tedeschi Foods the home. common gaming house, setting at 2:43 a.m. Saturday on Pearl A report of a motor vehicle hit Avenue; at 3:13 a.m. Saturday on Shirley Avenue. and run accident at 5:18 p.m. up/promoting lottery, taking/ Theft PEABODY allowing/present at betting and at Revere Housing Authority on Monday at 252 Western Ave.; at Dolphin Avenue; at 3:25 a.m. Vandalism operating an unlicensed casino A report of a larceny by check 7:32 p.m. Monday at 264 Es- Saturday at Marina Restaurant Accidents at 12:01 p.m. Friday. A report of vandalism at 9:29 at 6:06 p.m. Friday at 34 Bow sex St.; at 7:52 a.m. Tuesday at at the Wharf on North Shore Francisco Tejada, 38, of 30 p.m. Friday at Clifford Auto St. A woman reported she had 243 Chestnut St.; at 12:46 p.m. A report of a motor vehicle Road; at 4:22 a.m. Saturday Tuesday at 35 Washington St. accident at 12:38 p.m. Mon- Trevalley Road, was arrested on Supply on Winthrop Avenue; at about $12,000 stolen from her a warrant at 3:26 p.m. Friday. at Broadway Towers on Broad- A report of a police motor day at 147 Summit St. and 6:13 p.m. Saturday on Henry in bad checks. She thinks the way; at 10:04 a.m. Saturday at Street; at 8:57 a.m. Monday woman who cleans the home vehicle accident at 12:31 p.m. Lynnfield Street; at 3:28 p.m. Point of Pines Condos on Carey at Hampton Inn Revere on Lee where she once stayed stole Tuesday at Murray and Wood- Monday at 34 Winona St. and Accidents Circle; at 11:42 a.m. Saturday Burbank Highway. the money, as the checks were man streets. Lindauer Street; at 4:32 p.m. A report of a motor vehicle at Lee’s Trailer Park on Revere made out to her. Monday at Dunkin Donuts at accident at 3:31 p.m. Friday on Beach Parkway; at 1:27 p.m. SAUGUS A report of a larceny at Assaults 79 Lynnfield St.; at 4:55 p.m. Lee Burbank Highway; at 7:09 Saturday on Fenno Street; at 7:21 p.m. Sunday at Kowloon Monday at Northshore Mall at a.m. Friday on Copeland Circle; 1:35 p.m. Saturday on Furlong Restaurant at 948 Broadway; A report of an assault at 8:41 210N Andover St. Drive; at 3:11 p.m. Saturday Arrest a.m. Monday on Ashland Street. at 7:57 a.m. Friday at Unit- at 11:33 a.m. Monday at 73 A report of a motor vehi- ed States Post Office on Ward at Revere Beach Parkway and Zachary Goodwin, of 349 Chestnut St. An employee re- Furlong Drive; at 9:30 p.m. Breaking and Entering cle hit and run accident at Street; at 5:46 p.m. Friday on Washington St., Melrose, was ported $70 was taken from a 5:15 p.m. Monday at Latitude Lynnway; at 6:58 p.m. Friday Saturday at Winthrop Avenue arrested and charged with two coffee cup. A report of a motor vehicle Sports Club at 194 Newbury at Prospect Avenue and Broad- and Veteran Road; at 9:34 p.m. counts of possession of an breaking and entering at 10:36 St.; at 5:43 p.m. Monday at 19 way; at 10:07 p.m. Friday at Saturday on Ambrose Street; at open container of alcohol in a Vandalism a.m. Monday at Dollar Tree at Centennial Drive. Christine M. Northgate Shopping Center on 10:36 p.m. Saturday on Fenley motor vehicle and OUI liquor at 759 Lynnway; at 10:44 a.m. Rosa, 28, of 1000 Loring Ave. Squire Road; at 10:16 p.m. Fri- Street; at 11:10 p.m. Saturday 3:26 a.m. Monday. A report of vandalism at Monday at 65 Lewis St.; at Apt. C104, Salem, was sum- day on Brown Circle; at 10:23 on Alice Street; at 11:13 p.m. 11:51 a.m. Sunday at 22 1:03 p.m. Monday at Dollar Tree moned for leaving the scene of p.m. Friday on Squire Road; at Saturday on Roughan Street; Accidents Hayden Road. A caller reported at 759 Lynnway; at 9:25 a.m. property damage. 10:14 a.m. Saturday at Broad- at 12:21 a.m. Sunday at Las her basement window was bro- Tuesday at 53 Cottage St.; at way and Winthrop Avenue; at Vegas Restaurant on Shirley Av- A report of a motor vehicle ken and thought that the lower 11:40 a.m. Tuesday at 68 Star- Complaints 11:05 a.m. Saturday at North- enue; at 1:03 a.m. Sunday on accident with personal injury at tenant’s girlfriend broke it after rett Road. gate Shopping Center on Squire Hichborn Street; at 1:39 a.m. 3:27 a.m. Friday at 62 Main St. an argument the prior night. A report of a breaking and en- A report of an intoxicated Road; at 1:36 p.m. Saturday at Sunday on Hutchinson Street; A caller reported a truck into a tering at 10:38 a.m. Monday at person at 11:23 a.m. Tuesday Gladys Street and North Shore at 1:41 a.m. Sunday at BK’s pole. At least one person was SWAMPSCOTT 66 Bassett St.; at 12:48 p.m. at Peabody Supply Company at Road; at 6 p.m. Saturday at Bar & Grille on Ocean Avenue; taken to Melrose Wakefield Tuesday at 810 Lynnway. 58R Pulaski St. A caller report- Hess Express on Squire Road; at 1:48 a.m. Sunday on Malden Hospital; at 7:59 p.m. Friday at Theft ed there was a woman with a at 2:03 p.m. Sunday on Brown Street; at 2 a.m. Sunday on 82 Lincoln Ave. and 5 Ballard Complaints young child and that she was in Circle; at 7:11 p.m. Sunday on Mountain Avenue; at 2:05 a.m. St. A three-car accident was re- A report of a larceny at 2:10 the dumpster. He believed she Brown Circle; at 10:15 p.m. Sunday on Winthrop Avenue; at ported. One person was taken p.m. Monday at Stop & Shop at A report of a disturbance at was drunk. Sunday at Drive In Diner on 2:30 a.m. Sunday on Roughan to Melrose Wakefield Hospital. 450 Paradise Road. Swampscott Police Shots fired in Lynn Rose says he suspected ‘rape’ setup soon after act By Gayla Cawley there was no evidence looking for help ITEM STAFF that the shots were fired Rose was testifying at people, and there is no By Brian Melley ASSOCIATED PRESS for a second day in the SWAMPSCOTT — LYNN — Shots were re- description of the suspect. $21.5 million lawsuit that Swampscott police portedly fired by a person Minutes later, a call LOS ANGELES — The claims he and his friends are asking for the riding a motorcycle on Ne- came in for a dumped bike night after Derrick Rose had sex without the wom- whall Street on Tuesday. on Ocean Avenue. When and two of his friends had public’s help in iden- an’s consent when she was The gunshots were re- police went to the lot at 32 sex with his ex-girlfriend, tifying the man in incapacitated from drink- ported at 2:30 p.m., and Ocean Ave., they found a he had a hunch she was the photo at right. ing and, possibly, drugs. when police responded, motorcycle that may have going to claim they raped According to police, The woman claims the they found several spent been the same one driv- her, the NBA star testified he used counterfeit three entered her apart- shell casings on the cor- en by the suspect. It was Tuesday. $20 bills to purchase ment and had sex with her ner of Newhall and Farrar towed to the police station. Rose said he became a Visa card at CVS while she was blacked out streets, Lynn Police Lt. Officers also recovered a suspicious of the woman after drinking tequila at on Thursday, Oct. 6. Rick Donnelly said. handgun from the dump- when she texted later the Rose’s rental house earlier. If anybody recogniz- No victims came for- ster nearby, Donnelly said. same day of the alleged Rose said the woman was es him, please con- ward, but a witness told Gayla Cawley can be attack in August 2013 to sober and he assumed con- tact the Swampscott police that someone riding reached at gcawley@item- say how inebriated she sent based on their past, a Police Department a motorcycle fired sever- live.com. Follow her on had been and to describe text message she sent out at 781-595-1111. al rounds. Donnelly said Twitter @GaylaCawley. burns she claimed she got on her hands from a of the blue that morning fire pit outside his Bever- saying he made her “horny” ly Hills house. Rose said and her behavior through- Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 he believed she was sober out the day and night. CALL 24 HOURS A DAY and never witnessed any Rose testified he was Hotline or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) burns the night before. raised by a single mother, All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. “It looked like a setup,” who was his mentor and Spanish menu available Callers may remain anonymous. Rose said. “It turned out had taught him to respect to be what I thought.” women. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Marblehead looking to relieve post-traumatic stress

PTSD with PTSD and for area symptoms of PTSD, but stopped going and kept There, he was asked with long-term PTSD, he From A1 Veterans’ Services officers the condition was still drinking. who was responsible for doesn’t expect to ever be to gain valuable insight relatively unknown. He After his heart attack, the death of his men. Af- cured. With his talk, he Department of Veteran Af- into current VA programs. went from being the per- Sullivan said a standard ter blaming himself for so wants to raise awareness fairs (VA) National Center Going into the war, Sul- son who led cheer rallies depression screening by a many years, he was fur- and get more veterans for PTSD. livan said he was a fairly in high school before the VA-trained doctor at Mas- ther asked, what about into treatment. There are Sullivan is the recipi- happy-go-lucky guy and war to returning home sachusetts General Hos- the man who pulled the 22 veterans suicides a day, ent of 16 decorations and reasonably bright, but and gradually dissociat- pital showed that he had trigger, leading him to he added, citing a study awards for his four years thinks he was unqualified ing himself from people, been suffering from feel- think differently. from the U.S. Department of military service, includ- when he was sent to Viet- shying away from close ings of despair and anxi- “We tend to get wrapped of Veteran Affairs. ing the Silver Star, Pur- nam as a platoon leader. friends and intimacy. To ety long before the health up in our own guilt,” Sul- “I hope that my experi- ple Heart, Bronze Star He spent years blaming help fight his losing battle, event, leading to further livan said. “It started me ences help other vets and and Vietnamese Cross of his leadership for his men he went from having a few testing and a PTSD di- down a path of more ac- their families to see what Gallantry. The breakfast going where he told them beers to drinking heavily agnosis. A few years lat- ceptance and peace with PTSD may look like and presentation, which will not to. to self-medicate. er, the doctor persuaded myself.” get help,” he said. be held at 10 Humphrey In 1978, Sullivan went His psychiatrist thought him to go the VA Boston Helped by his treatment, St., is intended to provide to a psychiatrist to see if it was a drinking problem Health Care System, Ja- Sullivan no longer drinks Gayla Cawley can be information, education, he could get help for his and completely missed the maica Plain Division. and is not despairingly reached at gcawley@item- support and treatment op- drinking. After he left PTSD diagnosis. The doc- Each program there has depressed. His anxiety is live.com. Follow her on tions for those struggling Vietnam, he experienced tor wasn’t helping so he helped him. way down, but as someone Twitter @GaylaCawley. Lynn will be picking up Good Vibrations

WILSON stated how much they en- From A1 joy playing in Lynn; both have packed the place of Famers’ hits. Al Jardine three times. Steve Miller and Blondie Chapman will is coming back for the sec- be on stage with Wilson, 74, ond time, on Nov. 6. during what he’s said is the “There were so many cit- last time he’ll be perform- ies on this great tour that ing “Pet Sounds” from front myself, my band, Al and to back. Lynn is one of only Blondie just couldn’t get 37 cities on this tour. to playing,” said Wilson in A ticket presale begins a statement. “We’re per- today (Wednesday, Oct. forming more shows than 12) at 10 a.m. at www. ever before and the fans lynnauditorium.com. The keep asking for more! It’s secret code word is beach been a real trip so far and … but don’t tell anybody. I’m happy that we’ll have “This is one of the big- the chance to reach so gest, if not the biggest, many people that weren’t performer we’ve booked able to catch our shows yet,” said Jamie Marsh, this year.” Community Development In 1965, with the Beach director. “We’ve been try- Boys out on tour, Wilson ing to bring Brian Wilson began session work on to the auditorium for at some of the most deeply least five years. Now that personal recordings of his we’ve proven ourselves career. Inspired by The and artists and managers Beatles “Rubber Soul,” know they are treated well he challenged himself to in Lynn, the auditorium is create an immaculate mu- on nearly everybody’s ra- sical masterpiece. A vast dar in the business.” departure from the band’s Marsh said the audito- then commercial sound, ITEM PHOTOS | OWEN O’ROURKE rium, which seats about the resulting “concept al- 2,100, competes with the bum” achieved great crit- Grace Moon, left, and Chloe Crabtree use the swings at Veterans Memorial Park in Saugus. Wang Center, Wilbur, ical success and changed Orpheum and House of the musical landscape Blues in Boston and oth- “Pet Sounds” ranks sec- Safety is elementary at new playground er regional venues for ond on Rolling Stone mag- the top talent. Pat Bena- azine’s greatest albums of tar and Boz Scaggs have all time. PLAYGROUND From A1 community and the resi- Taco Bell has a bad ring dents of Saugus.” At a cost of about to it for Lynn neighbors $700,000, the playground was revamped with a TACO BELL restaurant’s management larger play area with From A1 will have a good relation- wheelchair-accessible ship with the neighbors. playground equipment. Jack Griffin, another In other council matters. The basketball court was Stadium resident, said the James Moore, the attor- redesigned, resurfaced neighbors are concerned ney representing Charles and features new hoops. about trash and rodents Patsios, the Swampscott A track surrounding the in the eatery’s lot as well developer planning a $500 court was added. Swings, as noise from customers. million mixed-use com- which the old park lacked, “We have the best look- plex at the former Gener- are a welcomed addition. ing condos in the city and al Electric Co. Gear Works Jill Lauziere brings her we want to keep it that property, is seeking the children to the park every way,” he said. city’s approval to add an day. Her oldest son, Charlie, Ward 3 Councilor Dar- assisted-living facility to goes to the Veterans Me- ren Cyr, Ward 1 Coun- the 65-acre project. morial Elementary School. cilor Wayne Lozzi and In addition, Patsios is She estimated more than Councilor-at-Large Brian seeking to increase the 100 park-goers use the LaPierre said while they height of his tallest resi- equipment each afternoon. sided with neighbors over dential tower to 26 stories, “A lot of kids come from closing time, they are not up from 20, to make room the Lynnhurst (Elementa- anti-business and hope for parking. If approved, ry School) and Waybright Taco Bell and the condo the developer would have (Elementary School),” she owners can work out their the option to add the new said. “It’s really geared differences. such housing to the mix for kids up to age 12 but Cyr said Taco Bell is that is expected to include those kids who are maybe welcome to return to the 1,250 apartments and 11 to 14 are in that in-be- council at a later date to condominiums adjacent tween age who are not old report on how the opera- to the train stop. The full enough to go to the mall tion is going and if neigh- council is expected to con- or something on their bors are convinced the sider the new zoning at a own are here, standing on eatery is a good neighbor. later date. the baby swings and be- If so, Cyr said they will re- In another move that ing rough. It’s a beautiful consider the closing time. could make a new $26 park. I would hate to see it Michael Rose, market- million YMCA a reality, get destroyed.” ing coach for Charter the Ways and Means Com- Desiree Moon, a parent, Foods, the firm that fran- mittee approved the sale said most of the problems chises more than 200 Taco Billy Lauziere, front, and Charlie Lauziere play at Veterans Memorial Park. of a large adjacent traffic stem from older children Bell, Long John Silver’s island in front of the facil- playing on a playground in- and KFC locations, said ity that could be used as tended for younger children. clude new equipment, The tennis courts at the taxpayers’ investment,” the Tennessee-based com- a expansion site. The city “We love the new park,” fences, a basketball court Belmonte Middle School Crabtree said. “We hope pany has 24-hour opera- determined the parcel was she said. “Almost the and parking. are being upgraded at a that parents that are there tions in other regions of worth about $215,000, the whole (Veterans) school Crabtree said there will cost of about $300,000. will step up and if they see the country. Typically, he YMCA offered $50,000 comes out to play here. My be a bathroom, storage When completed, they will things that shouldn’t be said, the restaurant clos- and the panel and the Y thing is, be respectful of shed, concession stand comply with regulations happening, report them.” es at 10 p.m. on weekdays agreed to a $75,000 price your town’s things. Once and 10-f0ot ball-wall for for holding tournaments. and 11 p.m. on weekends tag for the parcel. it’s broken, it’s broken.” lacrosse practice. He ex- Improvement projects at Bridget Turcotte can be and only the drive-thru is Bristow Street Park is pects it to be ready for a the three parks total a $2 reached at bturcotte@item- open all night. Rose said Thomas Grillo can be undergoing a $1 million ribbon-cutting ceremony million investment. live.com. Follow her on he can live with the 1 a.m. reached at tgrillo@item- renovation that will in- within the next month. “We want to protect our Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. closing time and hopes the live.com.

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Thirty local business Improvement), A.J. Capa- leaders will walk the cat- no (Commonwealth Lab- walk at the Lynn Area oratories), Mario Capano Chamber of Commerce (Attorney Mario C. Capa- “Women in Networking no), Dennis Cataldo (Cat- Beauty, Health and Well- aldo Ambulance), Scott ness Fashion Show” on Chaplain (Agera Energy), Thursday Oct. 20 at Nah- Tom Costin (Former Lynn ant Country Club from 5 mayor), Arend de Jong to 8 p.m. (Bridge 2 Grow), Paul The event will begin Gaudet (Lynn Housing & with two hours of net- Neighborhood Develop- working, beauty, health ment), Christian Hassel and wellness vendors, a and Dan Hoffman (Atlan- selfie station by PIX-EL- tic Ambulance), Marvin ATE Boston, and hearty Kane (Kaneworks), John appetizers from food spon- Ladd (Precision Property sor Nahant Country Club Brokers), Toyuwa Newton and Chick-Fil-A North- (Salem Five, Swampscott), PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS shore Mall. There will be Joe Scianatico (Salem This image released by NBC shows Ted Danson a cash bar and vegetarian Five, Lynn), David Solimi- as Michael in a scene from “The Good Place,” options will be available. ne Sr. (Solimine Funeral airing Thursdays at 8:30 p.m. EDT. The fashion show will fol- Home), Dan Sousa (Com- low from 7 to 8 p.m., show- munity Credit Union) and Ted Danson in a good place as star casing the hottest styles Eddy Staco (attorney). and trends by Infinity “The WIN Fashion show of NBC’s ‘The Good Place’ Boutique of Swampscott has become a high-ener- and Giblees Menswear of gy and highly-anticipated NEW YORK (AP) — Eleanor’s challenge: Danvers. event in our annual cal- While prepping for his to masquerade as good Businesswomen on the endar,” said LACC Pres- role on NBC’s “The Good enough to keep Michael catwalk will include Lynn ident/CEO Leslie Gould. Place,” Ted Danson from catching on to this Mayor Judy Flanagan “The networking is just stopped by Wardrobe to major snafu, even as her Kennedy, Nicole Bluefort as much fun as the fash- get his character outfit- presence disrupts the (Law Office of Nicole Blue- ion show itself. Over 100 ted. all-pervasive bliss in vari- fort), Ann Carrigan (Law attendees came out for “I was kind of flounder- ous chaotic ways. Office of James J. Carri- last year’s show. It was a ing. I wasn’t quite sure For Danson, “The Good gan), Dianna Chakoutis blast.” how to do this. Then the Place” has been a good (Lynn city councilor), Jo- Donating salon services costume designer said, ‘I time. hannah Conway (Coast for the event are Incogni- don’t know how you feel “Here’s the hardest Maintenance Supply), to Revealed, Raina’s Hair Kim Carrigan, host of Boston.com’s Morning about bow ties, but I have part: to not talk about the Jodi Dugan (Communi- Color Studio and Thaira- Show, and Lynn Area Chamber of Commerce some.’ And I said, ‘Oh! entire season. I just want ty Credit Union), Audrey py The Hair Salon, all of member A.J. Capano rock the runway at last THAT’S who I am!’ to giggle and tell you the Jimenez (YMCA Metro Swampscott. Donating year’s Women in Networking Fashion Show. “Bow ties make a real whole story,” he says. North), Maria Koumoun- professional photography This year’s event is set for Oct. 20 at Nahant statement,” he observes, “The Good Place” is a douros (owner, Angelina’s services is Stephanie Ar- Country Club. flashing his bright smile. serialized comedy with Sub Shop), Sandra Lewis nett Photography. DJ will “They’re always slightly a story arc stretching (Lynn Area Chamber of be Seth Albaum. Parting CFP, BNI-Atlantic Re- Raina’s Hair Color Studio, overeager. My bow tie across the season’s 13 Commerce), Kate Luchini gift for all attendees do- ferral Exchange, Copley Scentsy, Sensational Trav- gave me permission to be episodes as crafted (Downtown Lynn Cultural nated by Salvy the Florist. Court Reporting, Equi- el, Thairapy The Hair Sa- as silly as I needed to be.” by the show’s creator, District), Michelle Mitch- Lead sponsor for the table Bank, Gold Direct lon, Voluntary Benefits of On “The Good Place” Michael Schur (“Brook- ell (IMMI LED Lighting WIN series is Cabot Care, Infinity Boutique New England and Welch (airing Thursday at 8:30 lyn Nine-Nine,” “Parks & Energy Solutions), Te- Wealth Management in and Moniz & Mendes P.C. Florist. p.m. EDT), he plays Mi- and Recreation” and resa Sarno (LACC chair- Salem. Silver sponsors Expo vendors include The cost to attend is chael, a bow-tie-sporting “Master of None”), who woman, Eastern Bank) are Atlantic Hearing Catholic Cemetery Asso- $25 for members and $30 celestial supervisor who, has likened its evolving, and Mikki Wilson (Cabot Care, Eastern Bank, Lynn ciation, Club Vital Fitness for nonmembers. RSVP indeed, is a bit overeager, anything-goes essence to Wealth Management). Shelter Association and , Incognito Revealed Hair is strongly encouraged. sometimes overwrought “Lost”-with-laughs. Businessmen on the cat- R & L Associates. Bronze Salon, Infinity Boutique, Call the chamber at 781- and clearly in over his “I wanted to do another walk will include Sean sponsors are Ameriprise Mary Kay Cosmetics, Pri- 592-2900 or email info@ head. Despite his eager- comedy,” says Danson, Anderson (Big A’s Home Financial-Joanne Reilly vate Home Health Care, LynnAreaChamber.com. ness to prove himself to a who made sitcom history certain Higher-up, things a quarter-century ago in don’t always go smoothly “Cheers” and since then Tune in and vote in the sector of the after- has scored with “Becker,” A positive outlook in Lynn life that Michael oversees. ‘’Bored to Death” and For instance, unbe- “Curb Your Enthusiasm.” knownst to him, he is “I listened to Mike pitch harboring an undeserv- his idea for an hour,” he ing soul named Eleanor says. “He had the entire (co-star Kristen Bell) first season nailed down, who, through a screw-up, and it was so strange! I has landed in the Good signed on without seeing Place rather than the Bad a script, which is kind of Place, where she belongs. unheard of.” LOTTERY

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OCT. 16 OCT. 22 TODAY THURSDAY FRIDAY P’ Cloudy |High 63, Low 53 M’ Cloudy | High 68, Low 45 Sunny | High 58, Low 41 SPORTS B WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2016 STEVE KRAUSE Tobin headed to Mass. Golf HOF

By Harold Rivera Tobin began playing golf as an eight- ITEM STAFF year-old with her parents, Bill and Bar- bara Locke, and her ve siblings, at the Lynn eld’s Anne Marie Tobin will be Thomson Country Club in North Read- honored as one of six new inductees ing. into the Massachusetts Golf Hall of “I guess it’s the way we started,” To- Fame this week. The induction ceremo- bin recalled. “I’m one of six, so family ny will take place on Thursday night at the Andover Country Club. vacations weren’t really vacations for Tobin’s resume in golf includes a my parents. They decided to join a club number of impressive accolades. She in 1964 and we all just played. At that won the New England Women’s Ama- time the club was very supportive of ju- teur Championship in 1990, was a sev- nior golf.” en-time Massachusetts State Women’s She added, “My siblings and I took it Amatuer Champion and a USGA Quar- up at the same time my mother took it up. We spent our summers all day long ter nalist in 1990 and 1991. FILE PHOTO “It certainly is an honor to be recog- at the Thomson Club swimming and nized by an organization with the reputa- playing golf.” Anne Marie Tobin will be induct- ed into the Mass. Golf Hall of Fame tion that the Mass Golf Association has,” TOBIN, B2 Tobin said. “Without a doubt, it’s special.” Thursday night.

PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Big Blue shut down Bulldogs David Ortiz waves to the Fenway crowd after the Red Sox lost to the Indians Monday night, which com- Skilled mid eld lifts pleted the ALDS sweep. Swampscott past English Bidding By Mike Alongi great job of possessing the FOR THE ITEM ball for the majority of the game. Robinson noted that SWAMPSCOTT — Be- his main corps mid elders, farewell to hind strong play in the mid- which includes Coffey and eld for Swampscott, the Carbone as well as senior Big Blue boys soccer team captains Jack Herlihy and shut out the Lynn English Big Papi Jack Dennehy, is the cata- Bulldogs, 3-0, at Swamp- lyst of his offense. scott High on Tuesday af- “Our guys are just unbe- BOSTON — It’ll ternoon. lievable at possessing the seem strange, for sure, Senior captain Max Car- ball, and they’re also good going to Fenway Park bone led the way with a goal at distributing it,” said next April and not see- and an assist, while senior ing Big Papi skulking captain Mike Coffey also Robinson. “They can do a around the grounds. scored a goal. Junior striker ton of things out there and It’s quite probable Dan Johnson also notched a they all work well together, that even after he an- goal, the only non-mid eld- which bene ts us a lot.” nounced last year he er to score for the Big Blue. “We struggled in the mid- was retiring that no- “We had some good and eld today,” said English body from “Red Sox Nation” really contem- bad moments, but we de - coach Kerry King. “(Denne- plated that reality — mostly because they nitely took some positives hy and Herlihy) are terri c didn’t want to. out of here,” said Swamp- mid elders for Swampscott Well now it’s here. Of cially. Just like scott coach Eric Robinson. and they controlled the that, with an eighth-inning walk in Mon- “[English] gave us a little game with their skill and day night’s season-ending 4-3 loss to the bit of a different game than physicality out there.” Cleveland Indians (after which he was lift- we were expecting, a little Despite the loss for En- ed for a pinch runner), the storied career more on the physical side, glish (3-8), King was happy of David “Big Papi” Ortiz came to a close. but we were able to jump with the way his two goal- His nal of cial at-bat actually came out early and then hold keepers played. Junior Bil- back in the bottom of the fourth inning on for the win, which was ly Allen got the start and when he grounded out to former team- great.” recorded eight saves in the PHOTO | BOB ROCHE mate Mike Napoli at rst. In the sixth, he The mid elders not only rst half, while freshman knocked in his nal run in a Red Sox uni- accounted for two of the Angel Castillo notched Sandwiched between Johnson Ngandhui (20) and form with a sacri ce  y. three goals for the Big BOYS, B2 Wilgens Volny (7), Swampscott’s Cameron Lau tries In all Ortiz had one of cial plate appear- Blue (8-2-1), but they did a to boot the ball away. ance in his nal game with the team — that groundout to rst. He also walked in the bottom of the second inning. Strong English defense All in all, it wasn’t the blaze of glory ei- ther Ortiz or the Fenway fans had hoped can’t contain Swampscott for. The Red Sox couldn’t get that nal run By Katie Morrison despite losing their goalie across even after they’d put runners on ITEM STAFF to an injury. rst and second with two out in the ninth. “We mixed things And when it was over, the fans began the LYNN — Less than around, and we have some chant. “We want Papi.” “Thank You Papi.” three minutes into Tues- kids out with injuries, so But Ortiz stayed inside the dugout, and day’s matchup between other kids got to play,” the clubhouse, while the Indians celebrat- the Swampscott and Lynn Swampscott coach Ken ed their sweep of the Red Sox in the Amer- English girls soccer teams, Leeder said. “We played ican League Division Series. When they the Big Blue had basically well and moved the ball were done, and the Red Sox public rela- put the game away. Haley well. English played well, tions staff told Ortiz the fans were clam- Bernhardt scored off the they defended well and oring for him to make a nal appearance, opening kickoff less than played a nice offside trap. he strode out to the mound, waved his cap, 30 seconds in, and Michela and appeared to get teary-eyed. Agresti followed suit with It was a good game.” Ortiz said that two weekends ago, when a goal soon after. Both teams got the the team bade him farewell in stages But the nal 77 minutes chance to get some girls during the nal series with the Toronto of the Northeastern Con- into the game that may Blue Jays, he went through the ceremony ference clash made for a not usually see a lot of with the knowledge that there would be pretty good game. time. Leeder pulled out his more games to play. The Big Blue, who biggest offensive weapons “I knew we’d have the postseason and I looked more like the Big early, giving way to some just gured that there would be more base- Pink in their bright pink bench players, who played ball,” he said. “But tonight, when I went to jerseys for breast cancer well. the mound, it hit me that now it really was awareness, topped En- “I thought we played all over. And the emotions got to me.” glish, 4-0, at Manning pretty well, but they took Ortiz seemed to be in good spirits despite Field to stay undefeated it easy on us too,” English the loss, taking the time to congratulate at 8-0-1. The Bulldogs coach Ed McNeil said. Francona, his old manager, and the Indi- held Swampscott score- “(Leeder) brought up a lot of players for the game. ans for the victory. Although, he said, “they ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON less for the remainder of did to us what we gured we were going to the rst half after the two He’s a great guy, they never do to them, because we thought we had a Swampscott’s Ellie Wright shields Beri Letts from the quick goals, and allowed better ballclub.” ball as she tries to control the ball. just two in the second half GIRLS, B2 He wasn’t upset about losing his last at- bat to an unintentional intentional walk. “That’s the game strategy,” he said. Ortiz also took the time to acknowledge the fans who came to the park to cheer him on since he arrived in Boston in 2003. St. Mary’s boys take tri-meet “I don’t want to insult anybody else,” he said, “but we have the best fans in the world. These moments are always going to CROSS COUNTRY Carroll (19:39), Anthony D’Itria (20:35) Peabody 17, English 42 stay with you. and Finn Lacy (20:39) nishing consec- Joe Farhat and Garrett Braz tied for “As long as I could play in front of these By Katie Morrison utively. rst place (18:58) and Peabody’s Travis fans, I never took anything for granted. I ITEM STAFF The St. Mary’s girls split their meet, Dawe came in third (19:05), as Alex Fof- gave it all I had,” he said. beating Lowell Catholic 18-45 and fall- fa grabbed fth for the Tanners (19:30). He understood the reasons for taking The St. Mary’s boys cross country ing to Austin Prep, 25-32. Abrar Jalal was the top nisher for him out in the eighth inning, chalking it team topped Catholic Central League Freshman Thalia Chaves nished English at fourth overall in 19:07. Mi- up, once again, to the game situation. Ear- opponents Lowell Catholic and Austin third overall (20:40), followed by Eliz- chael Falasca (20:20) nished seventh lier in the game, after his rst walk, Xan- Prep Tuesday, rolling to an 18-45 win abeth Weisse in fth (22:49). The overall, while Andy Nguyen (20:45) der Bogaerts hit a single off the wall, and over the Crusaders and a 21-36 win Spartans also took places 8-13, with came in eighth. Ortiz could get no farther than second. over the Cougars. Morgan Pappas (23:23), Lauren Gon- Masconomet 17, Lynn eld 46 “I just cheered as loudly as I could for my Freshman Emelio Leone nished zalez (23:27), Erin Lewis (23:30), Grace Georgetown 27, Lynn eld 30 teammates,” he said. “I just begged them rst overall on the 3-mile course in 18 Couillard (23:45), Cate Bromery (24:00) Lynn eld’s top runners were Ryan to keep it going, to allow me to put that minutes, 11 seconds, followed by se- and Francesca Alberti (24:02) coming in Iapicca (17:52), Zack Shone (18:42), nior captain Mike Cerulli (18:16). The consecutively. ORTIZ, B2 Spartans also took spots 6-8, with Jack BOYS CROSS COUNTRY XC, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2016 Classical golf tops Revere Despite solid defense, English SCHOOL ROUNDUP can’t contain Swampscott

By Harold Rivera GIRLS ITEM STAFF From B1 At Cedar Glen Golf Course, the Classical golf run the score up. But we team topped Revere, 51- did tighten it up in the sec- 21, Tuesday afternoon to ond half.” improve to 6-7-1. A couple defensive Steve Patrie, Sean breakdowns from English Devin, Mike Tarasuik, led to the two quick goals. Jake Hickenbottom and The Bulldogs were trying Brett Bucklin all per- some new things on de- formed well for Classical. fense, and it took a few The Rams are back in minutes to find a groove. action on Wednesday “We were unclear on the against Salem on the road defense we were going to at Olde Salem Greens. ITEM FILE PHOTO play at first, and you could St. Mary’s 185, Luke Smith finished with 26 points in St. Mary’s see it,” McNeil said. “The Lowell Catholic 116 match Tuesday. first play of the game, two Kitchy Emmerich was girls stood there and the the top performer for the formance paved the way today. They were the two ball went by them. But I Spartans with 30 points. for the Pioneers (6-4-2) in best players on the field thought as the game went Max and Benny Emmer- the win. Grace Sperling today, defensively.” on, they picked up on it.” ich each had 28 points, and Kate Mitchell also Winners of three games Julianna Rhoads scored Andrew Kreamer had 27 found the back of the net in a row, the Tanners will off of Ellie Wright’s cor- points, Luke Smith had for Lynnfield. Keepers host Gloucester on Friday. ner kick in the 58th min- 26 points and Chris Fiora- Mackenzie O'Neill and Lynnfield 1, ute, and Margot Beaupre vanti had 25 points. Emily Dickey combined Georgetown 0 scored on a breakaway late The Spartans (14-2) will for the shutout in net. The Pioneers (7-3-2) in the second half to cap visit Arlington Catholic “I thought we moved the snuck by Georgetown on the scoring. In addition on Wednesday. ball well,” Lynnfield coach a goal from Matt Seelig to Rhoads and Beaupre, ITEM FILE PHOTO “(Wednesday) we have a Mark Vermont said. “We within the first few min- Leeder was happy with tough course to play on,” need to control the ball utes of the game. Lynn- the play of Kendra Fitz- Kendra Fitzgerald, left, gives Margot Beaupre St. Mary’s coach Jay Fiste and finish opportunities. field was able to hold the gerald, Simone Nardizzi a high five after Beaupre scored Swampscott’s said. “We haven’t had We’re working on trying to Royals scoreless for the and Emily Guiney. fourth and final goal Tuesday. good performances there keep possession.” remainder to hang on for “It was good to see some but we’re hoping to turn Acton-Boxborough 1 the win. of those kids get a chance got hurt, Caitlin offered to the best things I’ve done that around this year.” Peabody 0 VOLLEYBALL to play because they prac- go in and I thought she did all year. The players all Peabody 46 1/2, Peabody fell into a 1-0 Arlington Catholic 3, tice hard,” Leeder said. a terrific job.” clapped, she got tears in English 25 1/2 hole in the sixth minute St. Mary’s 0 “We’re pretty deep, so the Robles has been a pleas- her eyes, she just felt great Aaron McDonnell, Con- and the Tanners (7-1-1) The Spartans dropped kids did a nice job.” ant surprise for English about it. She’s a wonderful nor McCarron, Scott couldn’t find the net for to 5-9 following a tough The Bulldogs lost start- this year. The senior had kid.” Chaplain, Brendan Mills, the equalizer. The Tan- home loss on Tuesday eve- ing goalie Kerry Robles never played in the net In addition to his goalies, Ryan Fera and Ethan ners took five shots on ning, falling in straight for the second half. As before, but offered to back McNeil was pleased with LeBlanc all turned in im- net in the second half but sets, 13-25, 7-25, 8-25. time ran down in the first, up Hill at the beginning of the play of Alexa Zayas. pressive performances on couldn’t get one into the Dorothy Carroll played Robles collided with Fitz- the season. While the Bulldogs strug- “She worked at it, her the course for the Tan- back of the net. Goalkeep- a great game on defense, gerald as the two raced gle to create offense, Zayas ners. Peabody’s (4-9) back er Rebecca Sabino turned while libero Ivanna Nunez for a loose ball in front of punting, every aspect of “was going up against two in action at Winthrop next in an impressive perfor- played a great all-around the goal. Robles, who was her game,” McNeil said. or three defenders and Tuesday. mance with six saves. game in the center. recently named English’s After mulling it over, Saugus 43 1/2, Katherine Scacchi, Chloe St. Mary’s will travel for sixth captain, limped off McNeil decided to name beating the first two,” ac- Salem 28 1/2 Gizzi, Ali Demeo and Al- a road game against Aus- the field and was replaced Robles a captain, not cording to McNeil. Joe Thika (7-2), Nick yssa Shashaty led the de- tin Prep tomorrow after- by Caitlin Geaney, anoth- knowing how it’d go over The Bulldogs will look Moore (7-2) and Dan Rob- fense for Peabody. noon. er captain, for the second with his team. to rebound as they take bins (6-3) were all win- Chelsea 6, Lynn Tech 0 FIELD HOCKEY half. English’s other goal- “I didn’t know what on Salem Friday in what ners for the Sachems. Tech’s (2-6-2) defense Bishop Fenwick 2, ie, Tommi Hill, is out with the response would be, should be a competitive “We’re playing pretty stepped up in the second Danvers 1 a concussion. but it was overwhelming game. The Big Blue take good right now,” Saugus half, but the damage was Stefanie Libby scored a “I thought our goalies because she’s so well re- on Classical Friday, and coach Jeff Mitchell said. done in the early stages of goal with 45 seconds re- both played very well,” Mc- spected on the team,” Mc- have a big test against “We only need one more the contest. maining to lead the Cru- Neil said. “After (Robles) Neil said. “It was one of Peabody on Sunday. win out of the next five to “The team did a better saders to the win in a get into the tournament job in the second half,” Tech nail-biter. Libby scored so hopefully we’ll do it.” coach Bruce Diver said. both of Fenwick’s goals in For Salem (5-8-1), Tim “They learned how to de- the win. Tanners cruise past English Farley won his match, fend a little better and they “She never stops work- XC second, third and fourth (20:47) in eighth. 6-3, and Troy Zipper won didn’t score any more goals.” ing hard,” Fenwick coach From B1 place, respectively. Revere 15, Classical 50 5 1/2-3 1/2 in his first var- The Tigers will host Marybeth Mahoney said. Jaquelyn Ramirez was The Patriots won in a sity match. Greater Lawrence on “Whether it’s in transition Mike Federico (19:28), the top runner for the forfeit, but Michelle Scuz- or on a post, she’s factored Saugus (8-5) travels to Thursday. Sam Pifko (19:40) and Bulldogs, as she finished zarella (24:13) was Classi- Gloucester for a match BOYS SOCCER into every game this sea- David Henriques (20:02). sixth overall at 25:40. Da- cal’s top runner. on Thursday, while Sa- Peabody 6, Saugus 0 son. She’s already sur- Lynnfield coach William kota Shatto also ran well Masconomet 46, lem takes on Classical Jonny Alves led the way passed her goal total from Wallace credited his team for English, finishing in Lynnfield 15 Wednesday. for the Tanners with a hat last season.” for improving in hopes of a Swampscott 53 1/2, trick. Mark Couto, Michael Taylor Sarin had four tenth place (26:55). En- Lynnfield 30, Winthrop 18 1/2 Fay and Austin Silva also saves in net and Lauren win in the next two meets. glish will take on Classical Georgetown 27 Andrew Dove, Jake found the net for Peabody Hallice was the catalyst of GIRLS CROSS next Tuesday. Lynnfield’s top runners Goldman and Adam Dish- (4-5-1). Jake Zeuli and the defensive efforts. COUNTRY Classical 25, Revere 30 were Annie Olsen (21:54), man led the way for the Troy Cappos combined for Fenwick’s back in ac- Peabody 15, English 50 At Bell Island, Gilley Ka- Christina Irrera (22:20), Big Blue. Swampscott the shutout win in net. tion on Thursday when Teya Marquis (24:35) fin- bamba finished first over- E. St. Andre (22:30), Eliza (8-5) is back in action on “I think we controlled the Crusaders host Notre ished first for Peabody as all at 16:23, followed by Brooks (22:41) and Ellen Thursday at Salem. the game from beginning Dame at 3:45 p.m. “I’m Shayla Robertson (24:44), Classical’s (2-4) Eli Bak- Welter (23:46). Lynnfield GIRLS SOCCER to end,” Peabody coach hoping we play strong Amanda Andrews (24:45) as (17:40) in third, Eric coach William Wallace Lynnfield 4, Stan McKeen said. “Sean with the same intensity and Emily MacDonald Macorri in fourth (17:42), credited the girls for work- Georgetown 0 Mullins and Andrew Prou- we played with tonight,” (24:46) finished within a Junior Mejia (18:37) in ing hard in practice and Liz Reed’s two-goal per- salis played really well Mahoney said. second of each other for seventh and Aiden Calnan fighting hard in the meet. Bidding farewell Strong midfield lifts Big Blue boys

BOYS waiting Coffey, who buried the shot to Big Papi From B1 to go up by two goals. The Big Blue put in the final goal eight saves of his own in the second half. with less than 10 minutes left in the ment, for once and for all, ORTIZ “I have two super goalies, but un- second half when Carbone was able of whether a designated From B1 fortunately only one of them can play to score on a penalty kick. hitter should be a) in the at a time,” said King. “But it creates With only a couple of wins needed to uniform on for one more Hall of Fame and b) the a healthy competition between both qualify for the state tournament now, day.” league’s most valuable of them and it makes them play bet- the Big Blue are trying to improve ev- There’s plenty of time player. Again, in my book, ter every day.” ery day and remain consistent. to discuss Ortiz’s place in the former is a slam dunk. The first goal for Swampscott came “We’re obviously still looking to Red Sox history. But in my And the only reason the about midway through the first half. improve,” said Robinson. “We did book, he is the most im- latter is in question is be- After the Big Blue brought the ball have some easy opportunities at pactful player in Red Sox cause he has legitimate into the box and got a shot on net, the net that we didn’t finish, so we history, if not the overall competition in teammate a battle in front of the net ensued. need to get more consistent with best. No other player other Mookie Betts. Johnson emerged from the scrum that, and then we just need to work than Babe Ruth has done All these questions will with the ball on his right foot, and he on winning every 50-50 ball and im- prove our communication. Those are for the team what Ortiz be answered in time. For knocked it into the back of the net to give the Big Blue a 1-0 lead. game-changers and we want to make did. He is easily the best now, though, let’s reflect Less than 10 minutes later, sure we’re executing at a high level clutch hitter the team has on what we’ve had the Swampscott found its rhythm. After as we continue on this year.” PHOTO | BOB ROCHE ever had, and among the privilege to witness over taking control of the ball at midfield, Swampscott will have a couple of best in the history of the the last 14 years. And let’s Carbone received a great through- days off before playing Lynn Clas- English goalkeeper Billy Allen game. appreciate it, because it’ll pass and brought the ball up the sical at home on Friday afternoon. leaps to grab a Swampscott Among his lasting leg- be a while before we ever right side of the field. He then faked English will play against Salem at shot just before it went under acies will be the settle- see it again. a shot and sent a centering pass to a home on Friday. the crossbar. Lynnfield’s Tobin headed to Mass. golf HOF TOBIN est hitter, which I think, Tobin will be joined on missed it,” Tobin said. From B1 helped me later. I think I Thursday by her husband, “She would’ve loved this.” INTERNET RADIO (R) & LIVE VIDEO STREAMING (V) just kept with it.” Jim, who’s slated to receive Tobin, who now serves HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL GAMES At Reading Memori- Although she often an award from the New En- as the Sports Editor for al High School, Tobin found herself as the lone gland PGA in November, the Peabody and Lynn- made the golf team as the female on the courses and field Weekly News, said Friday, Oct. 14 and her daughter, Abby. group’s lone female player. teams she played on, To- Tobin’s father, Bill, and her she never expected herself Marblehead at Lynn Classical - 7 p.m. - Video It was a situation that she to be a inducted into a hall siblings will also be on hand Lynn English at Peabody - 7 p.m. - Radio grew familiar with in the bin made the most of the of fame, but appreciates opportunities she was giv- at the induction ceremony. Saturday, Oct. 15 early stages of her career. the recognition she has re- Danvers at Beverly - 1 p.m. - Radio “I always felt like I was en throughout her career. “It’s great they want to ceived from the members the only girl in a lot of plac- “The whole thing boils be there,” she said. “Golf of the Hall’s committee. MONDAYS! North Shore Sports Night 7 p.m. es,” Tobin said. “I played on down to me being given has been a big part of our “The tendency is to kind the boys team at Reading the opportunities and be- lives and it still is.” of underplay your accom- High and I think the coach ing a fool if I didn’t take “Unfortunately my plishments,” she said. just picked me out of pity. I them,” she said. “I met my mother passed away two “That’s why it’s nice to see msonewsports.com got used to being the short- husband through golf.” years ago so she just when you are recognized.” WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

THE SCHEDULE WEDNESDAY Revere at Winthrop (3:30) Boys Soccer Cross Country Beverly at Salem (7) Danvers at Marblehead (4) St. John’s at Xaverian (4) KIPP at TBA (3) St. Mary’s at Austin Prep (3:30) Field Hockey Tech at Chelsea (4) Beverly at Marblehead (4) Cross Country Notre Dame at Fenwick (3:45) Tech/Gr. Lowell at Mystic Valley (3:30) Peabody at Swampscott (4) Revere at Saugus (4) Field Hockey Beverly at Georgetown (3:45) Girls Soccer Gloucester at Danvers (6:15) Girls Soccer Gr. Lawrence at Tech (6) Arl. Cath. at Fenwick (4) Saugus at Peabody (4) Austin Prep at St. Mary’s (6) Triton at Lynnfield (3:45) KIPP vs. TBA (4:15) Golf Salem at Beverly (4) CAL Open (at Far Corner, 9) Winthrop at Revere (4) Danvers at St. John’s (3) Golf English at Classical (4) Classical at Salem (3:30) Fenwick at Acton-Box (TBA) Fenwick at Wakefield (3:15) Gloucester at Saugus (3:45) Masconomet at Lynnfield (3:30) Revere at Beverly (4) St. John’s at BC High (3) St. Mary’s at Austin Prep (3) St. Mary’s at Arl. Cath. (3) Swampscott at Salem (4) Volleyball Winthrop at Marblehead (4) KIPP at Foxborough Reg. (4) Volleyball Fellowship at Tech (5:15) Classical at Salem (5:15) Salem at Woburn (5:30) KIPP at Prospect Hill (5:30) Marblehead at Peabody (5:15) THURSDAY Saugus at Beverly (5:30) Boys Soccer St. Mary’s at Austin Prep (5:15) Danvers at Gloucester (6:30) Swampscott at Danvers (5:15) Lynnfield at Triton (3:45) Winthrop at English (5:15)

HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL STANDINGS PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS NORTHEASTERN CONFERENCE COMMONWEALTH From left, Zdeno Chara, Patrice Bergeron, Brad Marchand and Tuukka Rask take part in Tuesday’s NORTH CONFERENCE morning skate as they continue to prepare for their regular season opener on Thursday. Lg Overall SMALL M’head 3-0 5-0 M. Valley 2-0 4-1 Beverly 2-1 4-1 Tech 2-1 2-3 Danvers 2-1 4-1 Gr. Lowell 1-1 1-4 Peabody 1-1 2-3 Minuteman 0-1 0-4 Bruins try to rebound from two English 0-2 1-4 Chelsea 0-3 0-5 Classical 0-2 1-4 CAPE ANN LEAGUE SOUTH BAKER Gloucester 3-0 4-1 Lynnfield 3-0 3-2 Salem 2-1 3-2 straight years missing playoffs Swampscott 1-2 3-2 Ham-Wen 2-0 3-2 Revere 1-1 1-4 Ipswich 1-1 2-3 BOSTON (AP) — The Boston Bru- “That’s kind of been the plan is to Heinen are first-year professionals, G’town 0-1 3-2 Winthrop 1-2 1-4 ins’ plan for making the playoffs this try and do a better job with drafting while Czarnik is in his second year Saugus 0-3 0-5 Man Essex 0-2 2-3 CATHOLIC CENTRAL LARGE Amesbury 0-2 0-5 season involves adding young talent and then do as good a job as we can of pro hockey. St. Mary’s 2-0 5-0 CATHOLIC CONFERENCE around their veteran core. developing and then seeing where A core that’s five years removed Spellman 2-0 2-3 St. John’s 2-0 3-2 The Bruins, who missed the post- that shakes out,” Bruins president from winning the Stanley Cup could Fenwick 1-1 4-1 Xaverian 1-0 4-1 season the past two seasons, open Cam Neely said Tuesday during a benefit from the rookies’ talent and Williams 1-1 2-2 BC High 1-0 4-0 the regular season on Thursday on news conference at Warrior Ice Are- their energy. Austin Prep 1-2 2-3 Cath. Mem. 0-2 2-3 Arl. Cath. 0-3 0-5 Malden Cath. 0-2 2-3 the road against the Columbus Blue na. “We don’t give free passes to any- Jackets. “This training camp we proba- body,” Bruins coach Claude Julien Their lineup could feature at least bly had a couple surprises as far as said. “When they show they can play TV/RADIO three rookies: Defensemen Brandon guys stepping up a little earlier than here, we give them the opportunity. TV NHL Carlo and Rob O’Gara and forward maybe we anticipated. But that’s We’re patient with them just like NBA St. Louis at Chicago, NBCSN, 8 Danton Heinen have made the open- the thing that Don expressed when anybody else. When they make mis- Exhibition: New Orleans vs. Hous- p.m.; Los Angeles at San Jose, ing night roster. Austin Czarnik had we interviewed him for the position takes, we understand they have less NBCSN, 10:30 p.m. ton at Beijing, NBA TV, 7:30 been on track to make the roster about drafting, developing, getting experience and that’s where you’ve a.m.; Exhibition: Phoenix at Soccer until he suffered a concussion last these guys to understand the type of got work with them. Utah, NBA TV, 9 p.m. Women’s U-17 World Cup quarter- weekend. hockey we want them to play.” “It’s exciting there’s new blood. I final: Mexico vs. Venezuela, FS2, College football Having first-year players to sup- The Bruins supplemented their think it’s exciting for the players too, 8:55 a.m.; Women’s U-17 World port the group of veterans highlight- veteran core by signing forward Da- the veterans. They’ve talked about it, Appalachian St. at La.-Lafayette, Cup quarterfinal: Germany vs. ed by captain Zdeno Chara, forwards vid Backes and backup goaltender they really feel that those guys want ESPN2, 8 p.m. Spain, FS2, 11:55 a.m. Patrice Bergeron and Brad March- Anton Khudobin as unrestricted free to be part of this hockey club and and, and goaltender Tuukka Rask agents in the offseason. want to blend in.” SPORTS BRIEFS advances the plan general manager But the major story in training Bruins owner Jeremy Jacobs also Don Sweeney put forth when he took camp was the emergence of the inex- said his goal for this season is to see Ridley youth Lynn Youth Soccer over in the summer of 2015. perienced players. O’Gara, Carlo and his team return to the playoffs. basketball clinic Revs night Helen Ridley will be hold- Lynn Youth Soccer is host- Dombrowski: John Farrell will be ing the Ridley Basketball ing a night at the New Skills Clinic, a high-intensi- England Revolution, Sunday, ty clinic for boys and girls of Oct. 23 during the Revolu- any level, starting on tion’s game against the back as Red Sox manager in 2017 Wednesday, Oct. 12. The Montreal Impact. Kickoff is clinic is 10 sessions, held at 4 p.m. at Gillette Stadi- BOSTON (AP) — Dave lockers in the Fenway Mondays and Wednesday um. Sideline seats will be Dombrowski was on his clubhouse. Slugger David from 7 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. at St. discounted from $29 to $21, way to a news conference Ortiz did not make an Mary’s High School, 35 and all Lynn players, teams, to discuss the end of the appearance during the Tremont st. in Lynn. The families and friends are Boston Red Sox season hour the room was open cost is $200 and the clinic is invited to attend the match. when he passed manag- to media, but pitcher Da- open to players in grades To purchase your tickets, er John Farrell, who had vid Price said Ortiz made 4-12. Attendees will need to visit http://bit.ly/LynnFall16 just finished meeting the his presence felt after bring a ball. To register or and use promo code media. the game when he told find out more information, LYNN16. For more informa- Seemed like as good a his teammates that they contact Helen Ridley at 781- tion, contact Erik Hatfield at time as any to tell Farrell should be proud of what 775-0778 or ridleytopflight- president@lynnyouthsoccer. he still has a job. they accomplished. [email protected]. org. “John Farrell will be “He gets the message our manager for 2017,” out every time,” Price Dombrowski said Tues- said. “He spoke from the NFL day, a day after the Red heart. Everyone listened AFC NFC Sox were swept out of the and appreciated it.” East East AL Division Series by the After signing a $217 W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA New England 4 1 0 .800 114 74 Dallas 4 1 0 .800 129 91 Cleveland Indians. “He is million, seven-year con- Buffalo 3 2 0 .600 117 87 Philadelphia 3 1 0 .750 115 51 all set, and his whole staff tract as a free agent, Price N.Y. Jets 1 4 0 .200 92 136 Washington 3 2 0 .600 115 122 will be invited back.” led the team in innings Miami 1 4 0 .200 88 119 N.Y. Giants 2 3 0 .400 89 108 South South Farrell guided the Red and strikeouts but was W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Sox to the World Series ti- second on the staff to 22- Houston 3 2 0 .600 82 104 Atlanta 4 1 0 .800 175 140 tle in 2013, his first season game winner Rick Porcel- Tennessee 2 3 0 .400 92 101 Tampa Bay 2 3 0 .400 94 142 Indianapolis 2 3 0 .400 137 148 New Orleans 1 3 0 .250 114 130 as Boston manager, but lo. Both struggled against Jacksonville 1 3 0 .250 84 111 Carolina 1 4 0 .200 123 135 followed with a pair of last- Cleveland, and for Price it North North PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA place finishes. In 2015, the was part of a postseason Pittsburgh 4 1 0 .800 139 93 Minnesota 5 0 0 1.000 119 63 Red Sox were stumbling Red Sox president of baseball operations Dave failure habit he had been Baltimore 3 2 0 .600 94 88 Green Bay 3 1 0 .750 98 83 along in fifth place when hoping to reverse. Cincinnati 2 3 0 .400 92 110 Detroit 2 3 0 .400 119 125 Dombrowski answers questions during a press Cleveland 0 5 0 .000 87 148 Chicago 1 4 0 .200 85 126 Farrell was diagnosed with conference in Boston on Tuesday afternoon. “I didn’t get it off my West West cancer and replaced on the back,” said Price, who fell W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA bench temporarily by Torey to 0-9 in his career in the Oakland 4 1 0 .800 142 137 Seattle 3 1 0 .750 79 54 Cleveland. question. “He’s our leader Denver 4 1 0 .800 127 87 Los Angeles 3 2 0 .600 82 106 Lovullo; Dombrowski was Speaking 30 minutes going forward. He’s very playoffs as a starter. “I Kansas City 2 2 0 .500 83 92 Arizona 2 3 0 .400 125 101 hired a week later as presi- before Dombrowski, Far- well-respected and it gives know that until I do, it’s San Diego 1 4 0 .200 152 142 San Francisco 1 4 0 .200 111 140 dent of baseball operations. rell said they hadn’t yet him the clear mind he going to be a topic of con- Thursday’s Game Los Angeles at Detroit, 1 p.m. This season, the Red Sox discussed his future or his needs going forward.” versation.” Denver at San Diego, 8:25 p.m. San Francisco at Buffalo, 1 p.m. went from worst to first, coaching staff. On his way The Red Sox have an op- Ortiz won’t be back, Sunday’s Games Cleveland at Tennessee, 1 p.m. Cincinnati at New England, 1 p.m. Kansas City at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. taking the AL East title back down to the club- tion on Farrell’s contract retiring with 38 hom- Pittsburgh at Miami, 1 p.m. Atlanta at Seattle, 4:25 p.m. thanks to an 11-game win- house, that changed. for 2018. Dombrowski said ers — the most ever for a Philadelphia at Washington, 1 p.m. Dallas at Green Bay, 4:25 p.m. ning streak in September. 40-year-old and for a play- Baltimore at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. Indianapolis at Houston, 8:30 p.m. “There are some deci- he will discuss that with Jacksonville at Chicago, 1 p.m. Monday’s Game But they lost five of their sions you need to address owners before making a er in his final season. He Carolina at New Orleans, 1 p.m. N.Y. Jets at Arizona, 8:30 p.m. last six games in the reg- as quickly as you can be- decision. told his teammates after ular season, costing them cause you know how im- On a day the Red Sox the 4-3 loss to Cleveland a chance at home-field portant they are,” Dom- had hoped to be playing on Monday night that they MLB PLAYOFFS advantage in the playoffs, browski said, explaining Game 4 of the ALDS, they have the talent to build on DIVISION SERIES Chicago (Lackey 11-8) at San Fran- and then three in a row to that he anticipated the instead cleaned out their their 2016 AL East title. (Best-of-5; x-if necessary) cisco (Moore 13-12), 8:40 p.m. American League (FS1) Thursday, Oct. 6 Thursday, Oct. 13 The Tiger comeback becomes the Tiger tease Toronto 10, Texas 1 x-Los Angeles at Washington, 5:05 or 8:08 p.m. (FS1) Cleveland 5, Boston 4 NAPA, Calif. (AP) — The Tiger Woods said on Sept. 7 that he hoped goes back to being the main event. Friday, Oct. 7 x-San Francisco at Chicago, 8:08 or Toronto 5, Texas 3 8:40 p.m. (FS1) comeback has become the Tiger to play this week in the Safeway Open There was no shortage of apolo- Cleveland 6, Boston 0 CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES tease. at Silverado, along with the Turkish gies from Woods. He was fully aware Sunday, Oct. 9 (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) And not just for golf fans. Airlines Open in early November and of the ramifications. He said he Toronto 7, Texas 6, 10 innings American League It can’t be easy for Tiger Woods to his Hero World Challenge the first had every intention of playing and Cleveland at Boston, PPD Friday, Oct. 14 feel healthy enough to play, only for week of December in the Bahamas. wouldn’t have entered if he felt oth- Monday, Oct. 10 Toronto at Cleveland, 8:08 p.m. Cleveland 4, Boston 3 the little voices in his head telling His progress following two back sur- erwise. “This isn’t what I wanted to (TBS) him to wait. geries last year allowed him to make happen,” he said. National League Saturday, Oct. 15 Friday, Oct. 7 Toronto at Cleveland (TBS) For all the speculation about such plans, which looked more like a It was the right decision because it Chicago 1, San Francisco 0 Monday, Oct. 17 what’s going on with Woods, only reality when he officially entered the was his decision. Los Angeles 4, Washington 3 Cleveland at Toronto (TBS) he knows why his game would be Safeway Open on Friday. Woods showed plenty of loyalty to Saturday, Oct. 8 Tuesday, Oct. 18 Chicago 5, San Francisco 2 good enough to commit to the Safe- He was gone before he was ever the PGA Tour by also canceling in Los Angeles at Washington, PPD Cleveland at Toronto (TBS) way Open one day, and why three back. Turkey, which will attract a strong Monday, Oct. 10 National League days later it was not. That wouldn’t The portable signs leading to Sil- field as part of the final stretch of Washington 8, at Los Angeles 3 Saturday, Oct. 15 seem to leave much time for what he verado flashed a warning to drivers events in the Race to Dubai on the San Francisco 6, Chicago 5, 13 Los Angeles-Washington winner at said was “a lot of soul searching and to “expect delays” because of the golf European Tour. That leaves the Ba- innings Chicago or San Francisco at Los Tuesday, Oct. 11 Angeles-Washington winner (Fox or honest reflection” before deciding to tournament. Traffic isn’t likely to be hamas as his next comeback, subject Los Angeles 6, Washington 5 FS1) withdraw. an issue any longer. Wine tasting to change. B4 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2016 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

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

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

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DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Doctor’s wife serves penance after being caught in affair The natural play fails — naturally DEAR ABBY: Four Think carefully about Mark Twain claimed, “A hu- nine with dummy’s jack, years ago, after three Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van what it is you really want. man being has a natural de- South played a low spade and years of marriage, I had a Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, If you go on that date, the sire to have more of a good ruffed in his hand. He drew brief affair and was caught and was founded by her mother, chances are that you will thing than he needs.” trumps and eliminated the by my husband, who is a succeed in losing your vir- That occurs at the bridge clubs (king, ace, ruff). Then he doctor. We had little girls, Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at ginity. But don’t count on DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los table when a player, usually led the spade queen from the so he decided not to di- anything more than that the declarer, decides, for ex- board, and when East covered happening. vorce me, but I had to cut Angeles, CA 90069. ample, that he needs a suit with his ace, declarer discard- my long hair short in a I’m unclear about what to split favorably or a finesse ed a diamond. What could man’s style and stop wear- you mean by “doing all the WANTS TO BE ME my life, and I realize I to work, when in fact he can East have done now? ing makeup or jewelry ex- AGAIN won’t live forever. When I things you wanted to do,” make his contract despite a If he led a club (conceding cept for my wedding ring. see young kids having fun, but true love takes time He donated all my design- DEAR WANTS TO BE I regret wasting my young- and commitment to devel- bad break or a losing finesse. a ruff-and-sluff) or a diamond er clothes, and bought me YOU: I hope you are aware er years. op, and rushing to catch up What should South do in (into the ace-queen), South men’s clothes. I have that what your husband The biggest issue I have on all the things you think six hearts after West leads the would have claimed. When he begged him to let me wear has been doing is consid- is with being a virgin. I you have missed is no spade nine? tried exiting with a low spade, women’s clothes again ered emotional abuse. have always believed in guarantee you will find it. When North raised hearts, declarer pitched another dia- and allow me to wear even What you did was wrong, true love, but I still hav- South decided that slam mond from his hand and won a short woman’s hairstyle, but you should not have to en’t met anyone. I have DEAR ABBY: I’m new could be anything from hope- with dummy’s jack. Slam bid spend the rest of your life but he refuses. been going to bars and in the business world and and made, naturally. looking like a man if you less to laydown, and seeing Our two daughters are have multiple accounts on I have a question. At net- don’t want to. no way to find out for sure, he old enough now to notice, dating websites, but no working events, how do I went for the jackpot. To say that your hus- politely excuse myself and they are a little em- men close to my age have South starts with 11 top band is controlling would from a conversation when barrassed by how Mommy been interested. tricks: seven hearts, one dia- be an understatement. Be- A young man who is 39 I encounter a “Stage 1” dresses. I no longer have cause you need more help has asked to meet up. clinger? mond, two clubs and a club any desire for an affair, than anyone can give you Should I go on a date with ruff on the board. So, natural- but simply want to look in a letter, I’m urging you him and see what hap- TRAPPED AGAIN IN ly, he thought that he needed attractive. I was a beauty to contact the National pens? I know it’s wrong, TORONTO the diamond finesse. How- queen in college, but now Domestic Violence Hotline. but I think maybe with a ever, East’s bid had reduced even my female friends The website is thehotline. DEAR TRAPPED younger guy I could do all the chance that that finesse think dressing like this is org; the toll-free phone AGAIN: Because at net- my idea. Sometimes I feel number is 800-799-7233. the things I wanted to do. working events it’s import- would succeed. All of a sud- so embarrassed in public Please don’t put this off. What should I do? Please ant to make as many con- den, he saw the winning line, that I want to hide. What help. tacts as possible, you should which just assumed that West do you suggest I try to get DEAR ABBY: I am 64 PRUDENCE THE say, “It’s been nice meeting had led top of nothing. him to let me wear my and still a virgin. I now VIRGIN you, but please excuse me Instead of making the natu- hair long and women’s feel I haven’t done all the because I have to circulate, ral play of covering the spade clothes again? things I wanted to do with DEAR PRUDENCE: and so should you.”

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Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER The City of Lynn will receive bids for the following: We can 26, 2016 at 7:00 PM at SWAMPSCOTT SENIOR CENTER, 200 ESSEX (rear) to hear the following NEW petitions: INTERSECTION IMPROVEMENT PROJECT help! Petition 16-27 of CHARLES PATSIOS seeking an appeal of the determination of WESTERN AVENUE/SPENCER STREET Inspector of Buildings regarding order to terminate the occupancy by the tenant FOR THE CITY OF LYNN DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS Spero Construction as it is a contractor's yard in a B-1 zoning district. Property LEGALS located at 12-24 PINE STREET, Map 26, Lot 4. Specifications may be obtained Wednesday, OCTOBER 12, 2016 at 8:30 A.M., at Petition 16-28 of WANDA MOTA & ARLETTE H seeking a special permit (parking the OFFICE OF THE PURCHASING AGENT, Room 205, City Hall, Lynn, and loading requirements) for relief from off-street parking requirement related to Massachusetts upon deposit of $40.00 fee per set refundable upon return of such MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE the proposed operation of a retail dress shop with 800 sf selling area and 800 sf documents in good condition within fourteen (14) days after the bid opening. storage area. Property located at 203 BURRILL STREET, Map 5, Lot 1. Certified check, bank check, or money order for this are made payable to the City By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage Petition 16-29 of KENNETH SHUTZER o/b/o STEVEN P. BANKS seeking a special of Lynn. Cash is acceptable.Bidders requesting bid documents to be mailed to given by Charles G. Reither, as Trustee of "Charles G. Reither Realty Trust"; Charles permit (nonconforming uses/structures) to rebuild a single-family residence them shall include a non-refundable,certified check, money order or bank check G. Reither; Joseph Reither and JCR Development LLC to Philip L. Goduti, as Trustee (2,640 sf) replacing a structure destroyed by fire on a nonconforming lot. Property for $40.00 per set payable to the City of Lynn. of the "Profit Sharing Plan Master Trust", dated June 24, 2013 and recorded with located at 14 BAY VIEW DRIVE, Map 20, Lot 141. ALL PROSPECTIVE BIDDERS MUST BE PREQUALIFIED BY THE MASSACHUSETTS the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 32591, Page 112, Petition 16-30 of OCEANVIEW REAL ESTATE, LLC seeking a dimensional special DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION PREQUALIFICATION OFFICE ON THE of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder by assignment, for breach permit and site plan special permit to demolish existing structure and build a new OFFICIAL BID LIST IN THE SPECIFIED CLASS OF WORK IN ORDER TO OBTAIN of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing same will be two-family structure of 5,802 sf and reduce front setback requirement from 20 ft SPECIFICATIONS FOR BIDDING. THE CATEGORY FOR PRE-QUALIFICATION IS sold at public auction at 10:00 AM, on November 2, 2016 on the mortgaged to 16.5 ft. Property located at 57 ROCKLAND STREET, Map 2, Lot 97A. HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION. premises being known as 295 Lynnfield Street, Lynn, Massachusetts, being all and Petition 16-31 of DOUGLAS & PATRICIA BURDEN seeking a special permit Bids must be sealed and marked accordingly and submitted to the OFFICE OF THE singular the premises described in said mortgage to wit: (nonconforming use/structure) and site plan special permit to make additions to PURCHASING AGENT, ROOM 205, CITY HALL, LYNN, MASSACHUSETTS prior to The land in Lynn with all buildings and structures thereon bounded and described existing single-story residence: new upper-level of 25' x 49', extend garage by 11:00 A.M., MONDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2016 and will be publicly opened and read as follows: approx.. 8' and extend decking of rear porch. Property located at 89 GALE ROAD, aloud and forth-with in Room 205, City Hall, Lynn, Massachusetts. Being shown as Lot 14 on a plan drawn by Eastman and Bradford, C.E., dated Map 36, Lot 16. Each bid submitted must be accompanied by FIVE PERCENT (5%) OF THE TOTAL May 21, 1912, recorded with Essex South Registry of Deeds, Book 2267, Page 1, And the following CONTINUED petitions will also be heard: Petition 16-16 (9 BID PRICE in the form of Certified Check, Cashier's Check or Bid Bond payable to bounded and described as follows: KING'S BEACH TERRACE), Petition 16-20 (96 & 96A PURITAN ROAD), Petition the City of Lynn and will become the property of the City of Lynn on the failure of WEST: by Lynnfield Street, fifty (50.00) feet; 16-26 (63 THE GREENWAY). the successful bidder to sign a contract within fourteen (14) days after notification NORTH: by Lot 11, on said plan, eighty-two and 90/100 (82.90) feet; of acceptance of his bid or by other default. EAST: by Lot 13, on said plan, fifty-five (55.00) feet; Marc Kornitsky, Chairman A ONE HUNDRED PERCENT (100%) PERFORMANCE BOND AND SOUTH: by Lot 15, on said plan eighty-six and 64/100 (86.64) feet. Item: October 12, 19, 2016 A ONE HUNDRED PERCENT (100%) PAYMENT BOND OF THE TOTAL CONTRACT Being the same premises as conveyed to the mortgagor by deed of Charles Gary PRICE IS REQUIRED OF THE SUCCESSFUL BIDDER. All bonds submitted to the Reither, dated March 12, 1996, recorded with Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds, Book 13451, Page 248. PS ORANGECO, INC. City of Lynn must be issued by an Insurance Company licensed to issue bonds in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. The above described premises will be sold SUBJECT TO and with the benefit of all restrictions, easements, improvements, covenants, conditions, building and zoning NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION All bonds must be satisfactory in form to the City Solicitor. Certifications regarding Public Contract Debarment under MGL, Chapter 29, laws, to any and all unpaid taxes, tax titles, water and sewer charges, municipal or other public taxes, assessments or liens, and rights of tenants and parties in NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION Section 29F, Certificate of Non-Collusion, MGL, Chapter 40, Section 4B1/2, or Chapter 30, as applicable and the Attestation Statement Payment of Taxes, MGL, possession, if any. at 9am on October 27, 2016 at PS ORANGECO Inc., 240 Newbury Street, TERMS OF SALE: Peabody MA, 01960: Chapter 62C, Section 49A, must be signed and submitted with an original signature or the bid will be rejected. A deposit of $7,500.00 DOLLARS shall be paid by the successful bidder to the Unit B068 Jeff Gosselin boxes bags totes mortgagee in cash, by certified or by cashier's check at the time and place of the Unit B100 Shon Calman boxes bags totes Under provisions of Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 149, Sections 26 and 27, pertaining to Minimum Wage Rates, these wage rates are applicable to this sale as a deposit. The successful bidder will be required to execute an Auction Unit B137 Joseph Depalo boxes bags totes Sale Agreement immediately after the close of the bidding. The balance of the Unit B271 Karina Duran boxes bags totes contract and will become a part of the contract documents. The contractor and any sub-contractor are required to submit a copy of their weekly payroll records to the purchase price shall be paid in cash, by certified check, by cashier's check, or Unit D001 Kimberly Martin boxes bags totes other check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney within thirty (30) days thereafter Unit D034 James Carbone boxes bags totes Awarding Authority on a weekly basis. This is bid under MGL Chapter 30, Section 39M. at the offices of BARSH AND COHEN, P.C., Attorneys for the Mortgagee, 189 Wells Unit D053 All Construction and Remodeling boxes bags totes Avenue, Newton, Massachusetts, in exchange for which and at such time and Unit D065 Paul Arsenault boxes bags totes place, the deed shall be delivered to the purchaser for recording. Unit D228 Laurie Kirk Collins boxes bags totes The Mortgagee reserves the right to amend the foregoing terms of sale by written or PURCHASES MUST BE MADE AT TIME OF SALE WITH CASH ONLY. Charles E. White Purchasing Agent oral announcement made before the auction sale, during the sale thereof or at the ALL GOODS SOLD "AS IS" and must be removed at time of sale. commencement of or during any postponed sale, the right to bid at the sale, to PS ORANGECO, INC. reserves the right to withdraw units from sale Item: October 12, 2016 reject any and all bids, and to postpone the sale up until the time the property is and to cancel auction without further notice. declared sold by the auctioneer. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the Mark Hrenko, agent for owners. PS ORANGECO, INC. event of an error in the Notice of Mortgagee's Sale or its publication. Notice posted October 12, 2016 and October 19, 2016 OTHER TERMS TO BE ANNOUNCED AT THE TIME AND PLACE OF THE SALE. NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION Item: October 12, 19, 2016 Dated: October 4, 2016 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION PS ORANGECO, INC. at 9am on October 27, 2016 at PS ORANGECO Inc., 12 Goodhue Street, Salem Signed: Peter L. Knox, as Trustee of "The Knox Pension Realty Trust" MA, 01970: Present Holder of said Mortgage NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION Unit 1069 Jacqueline Tsesmelis boxes bags totes Unit 1140 Pedro Beato boxes bags totes By its Attorneys, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION Unit 2032 Linda Kastrinakis boxes bags totes at 9am on October 27, 2016 at PS ORANGECO Inc., 595 Lynnway, Lynn MA, Unit 2158 Todd Lebel boxes bags totes Barsh and Cohen, P.C. 01905: Unit 2197 Winifred Kelleher boxes bags totes Unit 023 Cortez Sherman boxes bags totes Unit 3041 Danielle Martin boxes bags totes Neil S. Cohen, Esquire Unit 069 Dwight James boxes bags totes Unit 3150 John Hojnowski boxes bags totes Attorney for the Mortgagee Unit 229 Jessica Baldwin boxes bags totes Unit 3218 Rogerio Justo boxes bags totes 189 Wells Avenue Unit 239 Donna Lawson boxes bags totes Unit 3230 Alisha Lockhart boxes bags totes Newton, Massachusetts 02459 Unit 306 Elizabeth Menendez boxes bags totes Unit 3267 Anthony Stiefel boxes bags totes (617) 332-4700 Unit 355 Alana Sanchez boxes bags totes Unit 3300 John Champagne boxes bags totes Item: October 5, 12, 19, 2016 Unit 486 Jamilee Young boxes bags totes PURCHASES MUST BE MADE AT TIME OF SALE WITH CASH ONLY. ALL GOODS SOLD "AS IS" and must be removed at time of sale. Unit 538 Kaitlynne Mitchell boxes bags totes PS ORANGECO, INC. Unit 556 Deanna Borders boxes bags totes PS ORANGECO, INC. reserves the right to withdraw units from sale and to cancel auction without further notice. Unit 570 Amanda Watson boxes bags totes NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION Unit 692 Melissa Tobin boxes bags totes Mark Hrenko, agent for owners. Notice posted October 12, 2016 and October 19, 2016 Unit 748 Dawn Phillips boxes bags totes NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION PURCHASES MUST BE MADE AT TIME OF SALE WITH CASH ONLY. Item: October 12, 19, 2016 at 9am on October 27, 2016 at PS ORANGECO Inc., 195 Ward Street, Revere ALL GOODS SOLD "AS IS" and must be removed at time of sale. MA, 02151: PS ORANGECO, INC. reserves the right to withdraw units from sale Unit 0013 Shayne Janatsch boxes bags totes and to cancel auction without further notice. AUCTION Unit 0094 Fanny Fernandez boxes bags totes Mark Hrenko, agent for owners. FOR THE SALE OF Unit 0117 Marjorie Salvo boxes bags totes Notice posted October 12, 2016 and October 19, 2016 SURPLUS STATE-OWNED REAL PROPERTY Unit 0120 Christine Lee boxes bags totes IN THE CITY OF LYNN Unit 0130 Tony Penta boxes bags totes Item: October 12, 19, 2016 Unit 0155 Cliff Cunningham boxes bags totes The Commonwealth of Massachusetts' Division of Capital Asset Management and Unit 0223 Jean Francillon boxes bags totes PS ORANGECO, INC. Maintenance, on behalf of the Military Division, pursuant to M.G.L. 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For the Another option is to handy, you could do it in 2-by-2 wood, glued, braced hinge adjacent covers to- The Monique Lhuillier bridal collection is mod- less than a day. upper back of the box, cut and screwed at the cor- a board to the same length gether side by side, and eled during bridal fashion week in New York. Do this by building a ners. Either screw the coldframe — a bottomless as the bottom back of the then hinge one of the sides plastic to the frame or cre- box. Screw the three piec- to the edge of the base. box with a clear plastic or ate grooves into which the glass cover. es together. This cover opens and clos- Here comes ... plastic can slide. Attach the upper part of es like a bi-fold door, with Heat trapped in a cold- Polycarbonate plastic is the box to the lower part its free edge resting on the frame keeps lettuce, spin- an especially good choice. It with 2-by-2 lumber, two base to prop it open. Bridal Fashion Week ach, and other hardy salad resists degradation in sun- greens fresh and growing 22-inch lengths and two If the area isn’t too light, so is often used for cape they put on a high- throughout winter. This 11-inch lengths, screwed windy, covers could be free By Leanne Italie greenhouses, and comes in ASSOCIATED PRESS low skirt that lent a mod- warmed area can also double wall to increase its into the corners. These of hinges, merely sliding provide a winter home for 2-by-2’s also strengthen up and down on the base ern touch. ability to hold in heat. NEW YORK — Here “They want to transform rooted cuttings and peren- To capture the most the coldframe. frame. comes the ... march of the nials that are not quite their dress easily with- sunlight and let rainfall wedding gowns for Bridal out actually having to cold-hardy. In the cold- run off, the top of the cold- Fashion Week. frame, plants might grow change,” she said. frame should slope down From boho chic to tradi- As for color, some de- right in the ground or in from the back to the front. tional ball gowns, models containers. signers are going bold. Not Create this sloping box in dressed as smiling brides these two. They stuck to BUILD IT two sections, using 1-by- took Manhattan this muted, traditional tones. Select some sort of clear 12 or 2-by-12 lumber. month for a trade show of “We haven’t done any covering for a coldframe For the lower section, their very own following black yet,” Craig smiled, first, because the rest of merely join the lumber the fall cycle of womens- “but never say never.” the structure will be built in a rectangle that corre- wear runway around the YOLANCRIS to accommodate its size. sponds to the dimensions globe. The designers behind Typical dimensions are of the cover(s). Rot-resis- Some highlights: this Eurocentric brand some multiple of about tant lumber lasts longest, are sisters from Barcelo- 2-by-5 feet. but any lumber can be MARCHESA na, Yolanda and Cristi- An old window sash is used if you screw a sacri- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “Bridal week is defi- often available for free, ficial 2-inch strip of wood nitely happy,” said Keren na Perez. And this time is already mounted in a onto all the edges that Seedlings can keep warm and cozy even in cold Craig, who comprises half around, they had their wooden frame, and is con- will make ground contact. weather when the bi-fold cover of this cold- the brand’s design duo brides draped in gold, veniently sized for single Unscrew and replace this frame is closed to capture and hold the sun’s with Georgina Chapman. with a motif of spikes of or multiple use. strip when it rots away. warmth. “It’s all about love.” wheat wending through The two put their brides the details. on a white platform, let- It was their haute cou- Exhibit presents traditional Native American story ting natural light from ture Studio Collection huge windows drench inspired by the Victorian Age and the work of 19th shame, misery and risks. their romantic off-the- By Regina century masters: Van Garcia Cano Howe’s organization, shoulder gowns in fit-and- Dyck, Rubens, El Gre- ASSOCIATED PRESS which is based on the Pine flare silhouettes, among co. The designers carried Ridge Indian Reservation, other shapes adorned SIOUX FALLS, S.D. — the artists’ heroines and acknowledges that the with floral embroidery, A traveling exhibit that dreamers into rich lac- narrative is one of dozens and Chantilly lace under- pairs Native American art es, organza, embroidered gathered by the physician lays in subtle blush and with passages of a tradi- tulle and hand beading James Walker not attribut- nude tones. tional story narrating the done in florals. ed specifically to the spir- They drew inspiration emergence of the Lakota Many of the gowns were itual leaders who shared from Eos, the Greek god- people in the Black Hills dess of the dawn. Her show pieces with huge of South Dakota is now on information with him. But, bulges in places few brides Howe said, a careful read- gown, woven with flow- display in Sioux Falls. ers, played out in long would care to emphasize, ing of the narrative cor- The exhibit, titled “La- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS strands of petals, floral but others were beautiful- relates with other Lakota kota Emergence,” presents Craig Howe, executive director of the Cen- threadwork and cascading ly crafted in lushly laced stories, suggesting that the wearable column silhou- the traditional belief that ter for American Indian Research and Native draped bustles. narrative originated with ettes. the ancestors of the Lako- Studies, talks about one of the 16 pieces that There was a lingerie feel ta people emerged to this the Lakotas and was not Two had unusual bro- are part of a traveling art exhibit now on dis- in sheer and transparent world through what is now made up by Walker. cade and beaded backs. A play in Sioux Falls, S.D. elements combined with known as Wind Cave Na- The traveling exhibit constructed corsets and third in gold had heavy tional Park in southwest now on display at Avera Victorian shoulders atop American Indian Research Americans that the French lace bustiers. South Dakota. It divides Health’s Prairie Center “What we do see now is long sleeves. and Native Studies. “The referred to as the Sioux. the story into 16 passages, in Sioux Falls consists of the bride is going more in “The presence of the hope is that people are ex- The division involves sev- pairing each chapter with panels that show true-to- the direction of wanting wheat is so important. a piece created by a La- cited about this narrative. en tribal nations in the size photos of the original plunging necks, a little It’s the line that connects kota artist specifically for It shows a narrative that is northern Great Plains. exhibit, which debuted more sheerness, an easier the collection,” Yolanda this project. linked to a particular place The 1,251-word narrative in Rapid City last year. dress,” added Chapman explained in a joint inter- “We do a lot of work try- in our state, the Black at the center of the exhibit The organization creat- in a joint interview with view. “The gold is a new ing to mitigate racism, and Hills, and is a shared land- was gathered by a physi- ed it because the panels Craig. “Not just necessar- color for a bride.” so, one idea was to do an scape. All of us know that cian serving the Pine Ridge require far less care than ily the traditional big ball Wheat, they said, symbol- exhibit not with that as its landscape, Indians and area and published almost the original collection that gown.” izes growth and fertility. intention but with that as non-Indians. The exhibit a century ago by the Amer- includes paintings, wood Nowadays, Craig added, Can the gold be worn in a possible outcome,” said foregrounds that place.” ican Museum of Natural carving work, a glass mo- a bride often searches out church? Craig Howe, executive di- The Lakota are one of History. The story includes saic and mixed media more flexibility for her big “Yes, absolutely,” said rector of the Center for three divisions of Native tales of deception, love, pieces. day, such as a detachable Cristina. B8 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2016 FOOD Brunch with new friends, old recipes

Sunday brunch was al- memory. Bourdain on CNN. I en- ways my favorite meal at Nowadays, in our little joy watching his travels Rosalie’s. Even now, all cottage, six at the table and travails and I love these is a crowd. But we enjoy his sense of humor. Bed- years entertaining for brunch. ding down with Tony on a later, I In the summer, there are Saturday night is a good get the walks on the beach after a thing and a lot less tiring urge to few hours of eating. This and stressful than the ac- cook one time of year, a perfect day tual travel. dish or will be football followed by The next morning some another a few hours of eating. I de- friends from Gloucester Rosalie from the vour The New York Times came for Sunday brunch. Harrington brunch and, if weather permits, a Naturally, I thought of FOOD menu little gardening. some of my old favorites, EDITOR even Last Saturday, a phone but missing meat a little though call from my old friend because of our vegetar- they were offered only Anne Stremm, a won- ian diet these past sev- once a week at the restau- derful gardener, brought eral months, I decided to rant. me to rendezvous at her make a turkey meatloaf. I miss Angelo’s sausag- daughter’s summer house I surrounded the meatloaf Rosalie’s Blueberry Tart. es, a special one made to nearby. I left there with with some tomato halves our specifications that the most magnificent bou- and colorful peppers, then included fennel and moz- quet of dahlias, one of my served it with toast points Blueberry Tart zarella cheese. We served favorite flowers! Dahlia and a poached egg on top. the sausages with potato was my mother’s name, Sunday, I made a large pancakes, sour cream and and Anne was sweet bowl of tabbouleh with homemade applesauce. enough to remember that. fresh mint, which is abun- — In the processor, place 1 stick of room-temperature butter that you cut into 8 pieces. We had to drive to Beach They are now the center- dant in the garden, as well Street in Revere each piece on more than one of as lemon zest, caramel- — Add 3/4 cup of sugar and pulse a few times to incorporate. Pulse to achieve a light yellow week to pick them up at our tables. ized shallots and a lemon color. Angelo’s shop. Anne took many cooking and olive oil dressing. I The brunch menu also classes from me over the like to make grains, which — Add 2 eggs, one at a time, and pulse until smooth, then add 1 teaspoon vanilla extract and included frittatas, which years, and more recently will last for a few days, mix well. varied according to the her daughters have done and use them in a salad season. My ricotta pie the same. I have great or soup. A platter of yellow — In a separate bowl, mix 1 cup of flour with 1 teaspoon baking powder and 1/2 teaspoon (spinach pie) was always memories of my first New tomatoes, sliced mozza- salt; whisk to combine. Add this mixture to bowl of food processor and pulse gently to combine; a favorite from the early Year’s Eve when I had the rella and pesto looked de- days of the restaurant. first little storefront restau- licious on the table along do not overmix. Our Steak Umbriago, a rant in Marblehead. Mike, with string beans which I — Butter a tart pan or a spring-form pan and spoon the batter evenly. pan-seared sirloin served Anne’s husband, would served as a chilled salad with a luscious sauce of come in to assist in those with Nicoise olives and a — In a small bowl, place 1 pint of fresh blueberries. Wash and pick over and place in a colander red wine and shallots, was early days when things little lemon and olive oil. to remove excess water. a favorite and we always would get crazy and I need- For dessert a blueberry sold out of our sour cream ed an extra pair of hands. tart with whipped cream — Sprinkle 1/4 cup of sugar and 1 tablespoon of flour over the berries. Also sprinkle the juice coffee cake because cus- On one particular night, was wonderful. Happily, of ½ lemon, or ½ teaspoon cinnamon over and toss gently. tomers would want to take I remember Mike preoc- there was plenty of tart several pieces with them cupied with an espresso left for us to enjoy as we — Spoon the mixture over the batter and bake in a 350 degree oven for about 1 hour or until for later. coffee pot with a broken watched Tom Brady and It was always a difficult handle, concerned over the Pats beat the Browns. a knife inserted comes out clean. shift for our regular serv- the potential hazard the And I will be admiring (If you use apples, peel and cut about 3 into slices and arrange in a circular pattern, then ers because they worked loose handle represented. and enjoying my dahlias late the night before, but He was a great help and for a few days. continue as directed.) once the pace of the reg- we managed to survive Every year around this ular brunch crowd began, with a lot of laughter, my time The New York Times their fatigue abated. The first New Year’s Eve in the used to publish a luscious mood of Sunday brunch- tiniest of kitchens. Plum Tart recipe. I made es at Rosalie’s will always We need not worry about it for years using the small bring a smile to my face. fatigue because of busy Italian plums, but you can The beautiful rooms spar- Saturday nights in the also use apples, cranber- A Salute to kled, the patina of the restaurant anymore. Af- ries and pears. Today I antiques, the laughter of ter a good dinner at Mar- make it with blueberries. the several generations ket Restaurant in Annis- Todd likes the cake so of families and old friends quam last weekend with much he doesn’t care if catching up with each oth- some new neighbors, we there is fruit. I use a food er was special and will al- were home and in bed processor and it makes for VETERANS ways remain a beautiful by 9, watching Anthony a very easy task. 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