FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 2019

When Salem artist Anna Dugan saw what a vandal did to a mural of her family that she had drawn in downtown Lynn, it made her sick to her stomach. Literally. “My stomach turned,” Dugan said. “I thought I was going to throw up.” What she saw would have, or should have, turned anyone’s stomach. There, on a portrait of her mother, someone had drawn a Hitler mustache, and what looked to be the insignia of the Schutz- staffel (SS), the Nazis who killed six million Jews during the Holocaust. Her revulsion was so strong she had to immediately x it because “I didn’t want a portrait of my mom to stay that way.” Dugan is not Jewish. But she understood exactly what this was. “It wasn’t any innocent kind of vandalism,” she said. “It was very racist.” And hateful. And it’s not the only expression of hatred that we’re seeing all too often. Today we examine a few. IS THERE NO END TO THE HATRED?

ITEM GRAPHIC | MARK SUTHERLAND

Sadly, fear and panic Let’s call Nazi imagery is the new normal what it is: hatred

This past weekend my daughter and I went to the movies. Hate is like mold or fungus. It thrives in dark places. It We walked into the semi-darkened theater, and as we settled repels and disgusts most of us when we happen upon it. It is into our reclining seats with the rising footrests that make spreading in Lynn. you think you’re in your home recliner (but with cuphold- If we love our city, if we love all people who make it a great ers!), I found myself doing what I always do at the movies. place in which to live and do business, then we are long over- I noted the exits to the front of the stage, on either side of due in our responsibility to confront hate, to make it a public the screen. And I wondered, as I always do, if we were sud- discussion topic in the broadest possible forum, and to sup- denly in the line of re from an intruder from those front port all efforts to expose those responsible for perpetuating exits, how fast could I duck down/hide/escape/throw my body it in our community. in front of my precious daughter before the hail of bullets Fortunately, individual hate- ghters are hard at work in came  ying at us. Lynn and other communities and a local institution, Lynn This is my new normal — ever since the Aurora, Colo., Community Television (LCTV), is shining its own light on hate. FEAR AND PANIC, B8 NAZI IMAGERY, B8

The internet is Hatred. Racism. Party of two: a feeding ground What’s the difference? a political divide

It is important to consider the effect free and Today’s topic is hatred. In my mind, racism is When did we stop identifying ourselves as hu- unfettered use of the internet has on a national one of its ugliest children. mans and resort to only Democrats or Republi- dialogue that festers with hatred. It is corrosive. Not a day goes by where I don’t see or read some- cans? While it is impossible to control what invective is one calling somebody a “racist.” But what does There has been a dangerous division between posted on which site, it is incumbent upon all of us that word entail? Maybe I should start by using these political parties since the current adminis- to take it for what it is: an opinion. Moreover, much an of cial de nition of the word, let me Google it. tration took of ce. While there has always been a of it comes not from intelligent people capable of Racist: a person who shows or feels discrimina- divide, it’s never been as hostile as it is now. well-thought-out presentations of fact but from the tion or prejudice against people of other races, or Families with partisan differences can barely INTERNET, B8 RACISM, B8 POLITICAL DIVIDE, B8

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Bruce A. Rideout, 81 David M. Higgins, 81

LYNN — Bruce Albion Ride- LYNN — Mr. David M. Hig- out, age 81, of Lynn, passed gins, 81 years, of Lynn, died away and joined his beloved on Monday evening, Aug. 5, wife Diana, on Tuesday, Aug. 6, 2019 at his home surrounded 2019, after a brief illness. He by his loving family. He is the was a lifelong resident of Lynn husband of Mrs. Barbara L. who spent 26 years working (Ulm) Higgins, with whom he for the Lynn Water and Sewer shared 52 years of marriage. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Commission. He was born in Lynn, the Bruce was the son of the son of the late George and Commuters head out of town on the Massachu- late Ozro and Josephine setts Turnpike in Boston. Lena (Amero) Higgins. He (Spinney) Rideout, and the was raised in Lynn and lived brother of the late Ozro Free- in Lynn all of his life. He was man Rideout Jr., Virginia Mary a 1955 graduate of St. Mary’s Traf c congestion Frain and Barbara Piper. Boy’s High School. Bruce had served in the He was employed as an reaches tipping point United States Air Force from exterminator with Dennis the 1955-1959 as an Airman Menace exterminators. Mr. 2nd class with the 496th Higgins was involved in St. By Steve LeBlanc other areas. Wellman, Aniela Suttle, Jack- nephews. He is the brother of Tactical Fighter Squadron in Mary’s Church in many capac- ASSOCIATED PRESS “By 6 o’clock in the son Banks, Lucian Wellman, the late Sally DiPrisco, Virgin- Europe. ities. He was a communicant morning, one in four miles Kenny Wood, Lily Wood, Dom- ia Carey, George, Russel and BOSTON — Traf c He loved the fresh summer of St. Mary’s. He served as a of roadway inside of Rt. inic Rideout, Arianna Green, James Higgins. congestion in Massachu- corn from Tilly’s Farm and eat- lector, Eucharistic Minister, 128 is already congested Andrew Newhall and Diana Service information: His fu- setts has reached a tip- ing breakfast at the Capital lector, senior acolyte and a or highly congested and Wood; and his niece, Jean neral will be held on Monday, ping point as the state’s Diner. He thought his grand- member of the Altar Guild. He the afternoon rush hour McMahon of Winthrop. Aug. 12, 2019 at 9:30 a.m. existing transportation kids were the most incredible taught Sunday school, as well essentially begins at 3 in Service information: His from the SOLIMINE Funeral infrastructure bumps up things on the planet. His cat as worked the food pantry. Mr. the afternoon,” she said. funeral will be held on Mon- Home, 426 Broadway (Route against a surging econo- “Peanut Butter Cup” meant Higgins pretty much did every- “The commonwealth has day at 11 a.m. in the SOLI- 129), Lynn, followed by a my. the world to him. He enjoyed reached a tipping point MINE Funeral Home, 426 thing at St. Mary’s that need- funeral Mass in St. Mary’s That’s according to a walking around his yard and ed to be done. with respect to conges- sharing laughs with his family Broadway (Route 129), Lynn. Church at 10:30 a.m. Burial report released Thursday In addition to his wife, he tion.” and friends. Burial will follow in Riverside will be private. Visiting hours by the state Department is survived by his son, Da- She said the roads are He is survived by his chil- Cemetery, Saugus. Relatives are on Sunday from 4-8 p.m. of Transportation. Repub- vid M. Higgins II and his wife so full that the smallest dren, Kecia Rideout and her and friends are respectfully Donations may be made to lican Gov. Charlie Baker disruption can have rip- Tracey of Manchester, N.H.; the Lewy Body Dementia had directed the agen- ancé James Barrett, The- invited to attend. Visiting ple effects that clog up resa Wood and her partner hours prior to the service his daughter, Jean Higgins of Association, 912 Killian Hill cy last August to study roadways more severely Lynn; his brothers and sisters, Road SW, Lilburn, GA 30097. when, where and why Mike Scaduto, David Beals, from 9-11 a.m. In lieu of than in the past, in part Bruce Rideout Jr., and Don- James Higgins and Paul Hig- Directions and guestbook at traf c congestion occurs owers donations may be because of the state’s red- ald Yezerski and his wife gins of Lynn, Ellen Dulivitz of www.solimine.com. in Massachusetts. made to the Item Santa, 110 hot economy. Laurie; his grandchildren and Peabody and Nancy Amidon The report found small Munroe St., Lynn, MA 01901. “While the average day great-grandchildren, Kenneth of Rowley; two grandchildren, disruptions like a fender Directions and guestbook at has not gotten that much Wood Jr., Keith Wood, Nich- Stephanie and Joshua Belle- bender or bad weather www.solimine.com. worse, the bad days have olas Wood, Julie Wood, Tara rose; and several nieces and can have a greater cascad- become much worse,” she Beals, Jamie Beals, Patrick ing effect on traf c than added. “Congestion is bad Beals, Damien Wood, Kaylah in the past, causing com- because the economy is Wood, Jodie Yezerski, Victoria mute times to spike. good.” Edison Munroe, 88 Baker said the worse Chris Dempsey, director part of the issue is unpre- of transportation for Mas- 1931-2019 dictability. sachusetts, a coalition of “When people can’t plan Francis S. Kimball, 60 NAPLES, Fla. — Edison Beryl statewide interest groups, Munroe, of Naples, Fla. (pre- for their commute to take praised some of the rec- the same amount of time viously from Westborough), ommendations, but said passed away at the age of 88 each day it affects work the report falls short on MANCHESTER, N.H. — Fran- schedules, child care ar- cis S. Kimball, age 60, of Man- after a brief illness on Aug. 4, the issue of road pricing. 2019. rangements, school drop He said the state needs chester, N.H., formerly of Lynn, offs and pick-ups, and a died peacefully Tuesday with He was born on July 2, to test smarter tolling ap- 1931 in Flint, Mich., the son of whole variety of other is- proaches. his loved ones by his side, at sues,” he said. the Catholic Medical Center in John and Myrtis Munroe. After “The Governor’s propos- graduating from Lynn Classi- Some of the recommen- al to build new highway Manchester. He was the hus- dations in the report in- band of the late Barbara Kim- cal High in 1949, Ed attended lanes won’t x our conges- MIT and the prestigious Gen- clude focusing on ways to tion problem and it runs ball, with whom he shared 10 ease traf c bottlenecks, years of marriage. eral Electric Senior Manage- counter to the Common- ment Training Program. adding separate tolled wealth’s environmental Born in Waterville, Maine, lanes to existing roads, he was the son Dorothy (Grig- He married Marjorie Martel and transportation goals,” in February 1962 and had building more affordable way) Hudson of China, Maine, Dempsey said in state- three children. Ed spent most housing closer to public and the late William Hudson. ment. of his career as an executive transportation and work- Frank attended Lynn schools, The study also ticked off in manufacturing at General ing with businesses to cre- after high school he joined the some of the state’s most Electric and Coppus Engi- brother, Robert Munroe and ate new commuting routes congested roads includ- U.S. Army and was stationed his wife Velma; and his sis- in Germany. neering in Worcester before to jobs. ing: I-93 southbound from moving on to life as a full ter-in-law, Linda Rogers and One focus of the report Mystic Valley Parkway He was employed as an her husband Wes. He also auto body technician and was of Manchester, N.H., Stacey time entrepreneur in 1985. Ed is on the creation of new in Medford to McGrath and Margie opened four book leaves 13 grandchildren; employed at Mike’s Custom Davis of Epsom, N.H.; two “managed lanes” on one or Highway in Somerville at stores together, selling them in 17 great-grandchildren; and Auto Body in Peabody, Marion grandchildren, Adrianna Lynn more highways in greater 7 a.m.; Route 2 eastbound 2006 and retiring full time to many nieces and nephews. He Street Auto Body in Lynn and Kimball of Moncks Corner, Boston. approaching Alewife Sta- Florida. will be dearly missed by family Wayne’s Auto Body in Lynn. S.C., Olivia Skye; and many The report describes tion at 8 a.m.; I-93 north- Ed was an avid golfer, and and many lifelong friends, who Frank was a free spirit who nieces and nephews. He was managed lanes as a sys- bound from the Braintree enjoyed Boston sports teams, were there for him until the lived in many places such as also brother of the late Nick tem of parallel lanes on split to Neponset Circle at writing poetry, reading, dining very end. California, Michigan and Flor- Camuso. a road, with one or more 7 a.m.; Route 2 eastbound out and good times among his Service information: Ser- lanes for drivers that re- approaching Alewife Sta- ida among many other plac- Service information: Me- morial services will be held many lifelong friends and his vices will be held at 11 a.m. main free while one or tion at 7 a.m.; and I-93 es. He was an award-winning family. on Monday, Aug. 26, 2019 more lanes require driv- southbound from Mystic artist. Frank loved to play the at the PARKER Funeral Home, 35 Franklin St., Lynn, on Sun- He leaves his wife of 57 at St. Stephens Episcopal ers to pay a fee. The lanes Valley Parkway in Med- drums and was a very patri- years, Margie Munroe; one Church, 3 John St., West- could also be used by ford to McGrath Highway otic man. He was a fan of day at 5 p.m., to which rela- tives and friends are invited son, John Munroe and his borough. Donations can be carpools, buses and vans in Somerville at 8 a.m. NASCAR and all Boston sports wife Lee; and two daughters, to attend. Visiting hours will made to Avow Hospice, Na- carrying large amounts of Baker is pushing a hand- teams. His pride and joy was Kristin Parone and her hus- ples, Fla., or St. Matthews be prior to the service from people for no cost. ful of transportation-relat- his 1971 Stingray Corvette. band Tim and Michelle Brown House, Naples, Fla., in mem- 3-5 p.m. Please make me- State Secretary of ed bills including a bill he He is survived by one son, and her husband Kevin; his ory of Ed. Transportation Stephanie led last month calling for Mark W. Kimball of Lynn; one morial donations in Frank’s Pollack said congestion is $18 billion in borrowing daughter, Bridget Kimball of name to Run for the Fallen most severe in metropol- — including about $10 bil- Danvers; one brother, Harold New Hampshire, Inc., 69 High itan Boston, but includes lion in road and highway Kimball of Concord, N.H.; St., Hampton, NH 03842. hot spots in Worcester, projects and $5.7 billion three sisters, Lorri Nelson of Guest book at parkermemo- Robert J. Tseki, 78 western Massachusetts, for the state’s beleaguered China, Maine, Terri Orman rialfuneralhome.com. 1941-2019 the Sagamore Bridge and public transit system. MARBLEHEAD — Robert J. triots fan. MASSACHUSETTS BRIEF “Bob” Tseki, age 78, of Mar- In addition to his wife Susan, blehead and formerly of Lynn, Bob is survived by his loving Net sales loss from supermarket chain Stop quarter results released company said the sales died on Wednesday, Aug. 7, sons, Steven Tseki of Salem & Shop says an 11-day Wednesday said the loss during the recov- 2019 at Lahey Clinic in Burl- and Tom Tseki and his wife Stop & Shop strike strike in April that af- impact of the strike ery period following the ington, following a brief illness. Suzanne of Mattapoisett; his estimated at $345M fected 240 stores in three by workers in Massa- strike was estimated to He was the beloved husband beloved grandchildren, Cas- states cost $345 million in chusetts, Connecticut be $121 million. of Susan F. (Crane) Tseki, with sandra and Thomas; his broth- BOSTON (AP) — The net sales. and Rhode Island on The company says it whom he shared more than ers-in-law, Larry Crane and 50 years of marriage. Robert Thomson; his sister-in- parent company of Dutch company Ahold net sales is estimated expects no signi cant Massachusetts-based Delhaize in second at $224 million. The Born in Lynn in 1941, Bob law, Ruth Tseki; and his many impact from the strike was the son of the late Lou- nieces and nephews. He was in the second half of the is and Pearl (Sharko) Tseki. the brother of the late Victor year. He was raised and educated Tseki and Margaret Thomson. in Lynn, and graduated from Service information: A fu- IN MEMORIAM Lynn English High School. He neral service will be held on RUTH (MA) PARINI received his bachelor’s degree Tuesday, Aug. 13, 2019 in ON YOUR BIRTHDAY from Wentworth Institute of the SOLIMINE Funeral Home, AUGUST 9, 2019 Technology and worked as a 426 Broadway (Route 129), Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by the Parinis civil engineer for the Massa- Lynn, at 11 a.m. Burial will and Pendexters chusetts Highway Department be in Pine Grove Cemetery, for more than 35 years, retir- Lynn. Relatives and friends ing in 2000. are respectfully invited. Visit- Growing up in Lynn, Bob ing hours will be on Monday 781-593-7700 was active in many sports in- from 4-7 p.m. Directions and Publishing Daily, except Sundays cluding basketball, baseball online guestbook at www.so- USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 and track, and has lived in limine.com. Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA Marblehead for the past 45 and additional of ces. Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item years. He enjoyed traveling Subscriptions with his family, and was an Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States avid Celtics, Red Sox and Pa- $20.00 for 4 weeks $65.00 for 13 weeks $130.00 for 26 weeks $260.00 for 1 year Send payment to and POSTMASTER, send address changes to: The Daily Item call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 110 Munroe St. P.O. Box 5 to start your Lynn, MA 01903 daily subscription. FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Peabody’s pizza makers unite for Curious City Children’s Museum

By Thomas Grillo for Peabody Main Streets, Aspire Development. lawn chairs and blankets. ITEM STAFF host of the event. Following Pizza Fest, Proceeds will benefit the Yes, there will be beer. the Summer Concert Se- Curious City Children’s PEABODY — If you like Adults can purchase craft ries presented by Mayor Museum, the temporary pizza, Railroad Avenue beer by Ipswich Ale Brew- Edward Bettencourt Jr. pop-up playhouse present- will be the place to be on ery, Granite Coast Brewers continues next door at ed by the Peabody Cultur- Sunday. al Collaborative. Curious- The Pizza Fest 2019 and Essex County Brewers. Leather City Common as Music and entertain- The Lisa Love Experience City features nine exhibits celebration will feature designed to be accessible Peabody’s finest pizzament will be provided by returns to Peabody. The DJ Kevin Angelli. band performs music of and inclusive for children makers. For $10, free for ages 2-10. kids under 5, attendees Peabody Main Streets all genres, from the clas- will feature a mini-mar- sics to contemporary pop, The festival starts at can sample slices donated 4 p.m. During the event, ket with different vendors and promises to deliver by Capone’s Restaurant Railroad Avenue will be including Newman’s Bak- an event with music from & Lounge, Faunts Piz- closed to traffic. za, Kelley Square Pub & ery, The Cow Mobile Ice beginning to end. Con- Pizza, and more to be an- Cream Parlor, Newhall cert goers are welcome to Thomas Grillo can be nounced, according to Lisa Fields Community Farm, spread out on the Leather reached at tgrillo@item- Geczi, event coordinator Theresa’s Boutique and City Common with their live.com.

The tastes of summer

ITEM PHOTO | GAYLA CAWLEY From left, Assistant City Clerk Debra Ginivan, Election Administrative Assistant Karen Rich- ards and Election Coordinator Sarah Bullock conduct Thursday’s ballot lottery. For Lynn candidates ... It’s all in the way the ball bounces By Gayla Cawley said they were happy to ITEM STAFF be listed second and third respectively in a field of LYNN — It was a lucky seven candidates vying to draw for City Councilor fill four seats. Incumbent Fred Hogan, whose name Buzzy Barton drew the will appear first on the last slot. ballot for the Ward 6 race “It’s an exciting pro- in the Sept. 3 preliminary cess,” said LaPierre. “Let election. He’ll be vying the voters come out Sept. to receive enough votes 3 and we’ll be ready for to move onto the general them.” election in November. Incumbent Lorraine A political newcomer, Gately said she doesn’t Lennin Ernesto Pena’s think her name being name will appear first listed seventh on the bal- on the ballot for Council- lot for School Committee or-at-Large. Incumbent will hurt her. Eight candi- Donna Coppola’s name dates are seeking to fill six will be at the top of the seats. Committee member ballot for School Commit- Jared Nicholson drew the tee. last spot. Several candidates “If (people) want me, looked on while Karen they’re going to find me,” Richard, the city’s election Gately said. administrative assistant, School Committee mem- pulled numbered ping ber Michael Satterwhite pong balls from a ballot will be listed fourth on the box in the city’s Election ballot, but doesn’t think Office Thursday morning. ballot placement has The lottery drawing deter- much impact. mined the ballot order for “It’s more of a tradition,” the upcoming preliminary. Satterwhite said. “I think PHOTO | MARIANNE SALZA The Ward 6 race is the people look at names more only one that will be af- than numbers and we saw Twins Makai and Makaya Lark, 9, enjoy shrimp cocktail and chicken, broccoli and ziti at Spi- fected by the prelimi- nelli’s of Lynnfield on Thursday as part of My Brother’s Table’s annual Summer Party. Their that last time.” nary, where a field of five In other contested rac- biggest annual fundraiser was catered by some of the best restaurants on the North Shore candidates will be whit- including The Blue Ox, Mission on the Bay, Tides Restaurant & Pub, John’s Roast Beef & Sea- es, incumbent City Coun- tled down to the top two cilor Wayne Lozzi, who is food, Old Tyme Italian Cuisine, Periwinkle’s Food Shoppe, Maria’s Gourmet, Fantasy Island, vote-getters. For the re- Eat Well Kitchen and Edible Arrangements. For additional photos, see LOOK! Page A8. facing a challenge from mainder of the races, it William O’Shea in Ward 1, could serve as a predictor will be first on the ballot. for how other candidates In Ward 3, challenger will fare in the general George Meimeteas will State explains Vinnin Square construction election. be listed first, while City Hogan has held his seat Council President Darren project details to Swampscott residents since January after he Cyr will be second. was selected by the City Natasha Megie-Mad- Council to fill the remain- By Bella diGrazia Road (Route 1A) and the geometric improvements, The work schedule will drey drew the top slot in der of the term vacated by Ward 4, while incumbent ITEM STAFF Swampscott Mall, Mass- and the reconstruction of depend on numerous fac- state Rep. Peter Capano Richard Colucci will be DOT spokesman Patrick sidewalk and wheelchair tors including project de- (D-Lynn). Donald Castle, listed second. SWAMPSCOTT — A Marvin told The Item last ramps. sign, traffic management Cinda Danh, David Ellis Ward 5 Councilor Dian- handful of residents at- week. Attendees expressed Attendees told Mass- plans, work zone access and Jimmy Gonzalez are na Chakoutis will see her tended a meeting at Town concerns over how wide DOT representatives to and the progress of oper- also seeking the Ward 6 name appear first, with Hall Thursday night to the road would be during be mindful on the timing ations, he said. seat and will appear sec- challenger Marven Hyp- hear a proposal from the construction while others of the intersection’s pro- The road work will begin ond to fifth on the ballot polite listed second. Massachusetts Depart- raised concerns over what posed traffic signals. at the intersection at the respectively. In Ward 7, challenger ment of Transportation the width would be after Funded through the mall lights and go farther “It’s definitely a good regarding their roadway Alexis Reynoso will be construction. 2021 Transportation Im- toward the Salem end of thing to be the first name listed above the incum- project for Vinnin Square. Upon completion, ex- provement Program of Paradise Road. on the ballot, the first bent, John “Jay” Walsh. The construction project, pected improvements will the Boston Metropolitan name that people see estimated at $1.5 million include the construction Planning Organization, Bella diGrazia can be when they go to the polls,” Gayla Cawley can be in costs, will include safe- of traffic signals, rework- the roadwork is expect- reached at bdigrazia@ Hogan said. reached at gcawley@item- ty enhancements for the ing traffic sign and pave- ed to begin work in the itemlive.com. Follow her on Councilors-at-Large Bri- live.com. Follow her on intersection at Paradise ment markings, minor winter of 2020 or 2021. Twitter @BelladiGrazia. an LaPierre and Hong Net Twitter @GaylaCawley.

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Engage your imagina- setts, Inc. tion and you hear steel Overseen by Natasha crash onto concrete and Soolkin, an energetic, al- workers calling out in- ways optimistic advocate for 110 Munroe St. structions as you stand in Thor immigrants and refugees, P.O. Box 5 the J.B. Blood building’s Jourgensen the Center operated in the Lynn, MA 01903 former loading dock. Blood building as a hub of Customer Service The building with a long opportunity and education Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Lynn history has a new he shared with a butcher. with people from Bosnia, Somalia, Sudan, Central Connecting lease on life as a high school. Historian John M. Bres- All Departments: America and a dozen other The $30 million renovation nahan Jr. pinpointed the 781-593-7700 turned a gritty industrial barn’s location at the lower countries and regions who monolith on Wheeler Street end of Market Street near studied English and took Ext. 2 into a bright, airy place what is now the Broad other classes in well-used Classifi ed/Legal Advertising where charter school stu- Street intersection. offices and classrooms. classi [email protected] dents can learn. Customers could initially Once a thriving business Subscriptions The renovation left the buy only two items in the that employed immigrants [email protected] and provided opportuni- loading dock untouched and store: kerosene or sugar. Circulation unused. It’s heavy steel roll- Blood’s four sons went to ties for new Americans [email protected] up doors are just feet away in the early 20th century, work for him, and he relo- Ext. 3 from the commuter rail cated the store in 1896 to a the Blood building in the tracks and the dock’s freight new building at the former late 20th century and into Newsroom this century again became [email protected] elevator is big enough to location of Summer and [email protected] hold a compact car. Pleasant streets. Blood a place of hope for immi- Tony Catenacci helped added a second building grants in the true Lynn Ext. 4 tradition. oversee J.B. Blood’s ren- in 1902 and expanded Sports ovation for W.T. Rich, a his grocery selections to It makes me happy to [email protected] This sign advertising the former grocery chain see Soolkin and her staff Newton contractor. But meats, fish, vegetables giant hangs in the Lynn Museum. Ext. 5 he admits he felt like an and fruits and “... pickles continuing their good Retail and Online archaeologist at times fresh from the barrel.” work in upgraded offices Even as it expanded be- by Lynn/EDIC (Economic located in the Clocktower Advertising during the renovation. He branched out across yond Lynn, Blood took Development & Industrial building on the Lynnway. [email protected] His workers found a large the city in 1907, opening a over Pleasant and Wheel- Corporation) in 1983, two As for the Blood building, ADVERTISING scale used in weighing store branch at Union and er streets in the first three years after the fire that Catenacci hopes kids who animals and concrete pits Buffum streets. Customer Ernie Carpenter Jr. decades of the last century seared downtown high- attend the grocery-turned- he suspects were used for demand over the next nine Director of Advertising with a warehouse and its lighted the Blood build- high school beginning and Business Development, ext. 1355 slaughtering sheep, pigs years prompted Blood to Beehive Bakery. ing’s value as a potential next week will learn about [email protected] and other livestock in expand the store into a new The loading dock could business relocation site. the building’s history and preparation for letting the building on Silsbee Street. Ralph Mitchell handle six freight cars but Within 10 years, the contribution to Lynn. Sales Representative, ext. 1313 butcher get to work. History-loving Lynn Blood also had to lease a Blood building housed l [email protected] J.B. Blood may be a new readers will appreciate rail siding off nearby State a mix of social services Thanks to everyone who Patricia Whalen school but longtime Lyn- Bresnahan taking the Street to store six freight agencies and businesses, enjoyed reading about the Sales Representative, ext. 1310 ners remember the build- time to note how Blood’s cars. In its heyday, the gro- including JOI daycare and Lynn mayors City Hall ex- [email protected] ing as a giant grocery where store on Silsbee Street cery employed 1,000 peo- the former North Shore hibit. Thomas Bogart took BUSINESS OFFICE trains filled with produce eventually closed and be- ple — most of them Lynn Employment Training. the opportunity to unveil Maria Alvaracin and dry goods rolled up to came an Elm Farm store residents, according to Before its gradual transi- his family’s long Lynn histo- the loading dock ready to and then a Richdale. tion to becoming a Knowl- ext. 1205 Bresnahan — and traded ry, including his late mother, [email protected] disgorge their loads. Blood’s popularity saw the last of its work horses edge Is Power Program Priscilla’s, love for the city. A 1931 history of the the store become a grocery for trucks in 1931. charter school, the Blood Susan J. Conti chain with early 20th cen- building’s notable tenants Controller, ext. 1288 building describes how Jo- Eventually taken over by Thor Jourgensen can be [email protected] siah B. Blood opened a gro- tury locations in Salem, the Elm Farm, the Blood included New American reached at tjourgensen@ cery in 1881 in a local barn Swampscott and Malden. building was purchased Association of Massachu- itemlive.com. Ted Grant Publisher, ext. 1234 SCOTT MARTELLE [email protected] Marian Kinney ext. 1212 When it comes to gun violence, Congress dithers while Americans die [email protected] Will Kraft Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 It took back-to-back mass shoot- action. In fact, McConnell’s re- [email protected] ings in Texas and Ohio, with sponse seems like just another Mike Shanahan 31 people killed and more than “refer it to committee” response Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 50 others wounded or injured, to a pervasive and disturbing as- [email protected] but some Republican members pect of contemporary American Carolina Trujillo of Congress are finally coming life: Too many people with too Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 around on gun control measures. easy access to firearms that they [email protected] Sort of. then use to kill themselves, fami- Jim Wilson Apparently following the lead ly members, neighbors, coworkers Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 of President Donald Trump, some and strangers as they go about [email protected] Republicans in Congress now their daily lives. CIRCULATION say they back or will consider “Reflect on,” indeed. There are serious steps to be Lisa Mahmoud a measure that would support Manager, ext. 1239 state adoptions of “red flag” laws taken to counter some of this [email protected] scourge. Promoting red flag laws — California and 16 other states CLASSIFIED already have them — that allow a is about the easiest step that Con- judge to order the seizure of fire- gress can take, and the weakest, Abbe Young Smith so of course that is the measure Manager, ext. 1276 arms from people whose mental [email protected] state has led family or police to that stands the best chance of fear they might be on the verge of passage. GRAPHICS Yet it’s still a long shot. Trevor Andreozzi harming themselves or others. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Trump endorsed the concept in What we need are mandatory Designer a speech Monday, in which he for Shown is a custom-made semi-automatic hunting rifle with universal background checks on [email protected] the most part ignored gun laws in a high-capacity detachable magazine, displayed at a gun gun and ammunition sales (as is Mark Sutherland favor of increased access to men- store in Rockin, Calif. In the time it takes for a driver to done in California), bans on ci- Creative Director [email protected] tal health programs, invoking the wait through a red light, a shooter with a high-capacity vilian ownership of combat-style old canard that guns don’t kill magazine can kill and injure dozens of people before police firearms, a more robust reporting NEWSROOM people, people kill people. can stop the carnage. system for those who become in- eligible to own firearms (through Mike Alongi “Mental illness and hatred pulls Sports Reporter ext. 1228 convictions or protective orders), the trigger,” Trump said, “not the policy, and it’s flabbergasting that Yet even that measure might [email protected] waiting periods between the gun.” they aren’t already standard in not clear the legislative blockade purchase and delivery dates of Bill Brotherton Never mind that absent the gun states across the country. Even that is Mitch McConnell, the Sen- Features Editor ext. 1338 firearms, a ban on large-capacity people with “mental illness and many gun enthusiasts recognize ate majority leader. [email protected] magazines as well as a close look hatred” would have a lot more the logic in keeping firearms McConnell, R-Ky., has asked Gayla Cawley at semiautomatic guns them- trouble killing large numbers of away from people so unstable some committee chairs to “re- Reporter, ext. 1236 selves and increasing the age at they might use the weapons on flect on the subjects the president [email protected] people in a short period of time. Or which people can buy firearms. others. And the laws are usual- raised within their jurisdictions Cheryl Charles that the nexus between mental ill- What we will get, of course, are ness and gun violence is relatively ly constructed in ways that pre- and encouraged them to engage in News Editor, ext. 1278 thoughts and prayers. [email protected] small. Our rates of mental illness serve the gun owner’s due process bipartisan discussions of potential And more death and carnage. are not significantly different from rights — they require a court or- solutions to help protect our com- Bella diGrazia other nations, yet our access to der, are in effect for a limited time, munities without infringing on Scott Martelle is an opinion Reporter, ext. 1317 [email protected] firearms and gun violence are. and the gun owner can petition to Americans’ constitutional rights.” writer for the Los Angeles Times Still, red flag laws are sound have the weapons returned. “Reflect on” is hardly a call to and author of six history books. Thomas Grillo Reporter, ext. 1264 [email protected] Spenser Hasak Photographer, ext. 1332 [email protected] E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill Thor Jourgensen M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant [email protected] E C J. 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MORTON, Miss. (AP) living in the country ille- Thursday that it follows — Mississippi residents gally. “But the thing that strict procedures to make rallied around terrified they (ICE) did is devas- sure full-time employees children left with no par- tating,” she said. “It was are eligible to work in ents and migrants locked very devastating to see all the country. The company themselves in their homes those kids crying, having said it vets the employees for fear of being arrested seen their parents for the through the federal gov- Thursday, a day after the last time.” ernment database E-Ver- United States’ largest im- On Wednesday, about migration raid in a decade. 600 U.S. Immigration and ify. The company also A total of 680 people Customs Enforcement relies on temporary work- were arrested in Wednes- agents fanned out across ers that come through a day’s raids, but more than plants operated by five third-party service tasked 300 had been released by companies, surrounding with checking employee Thursday morning, U.S. the perimeters to pre- eligibility, said company Immigration and Customs vent workers from fleeing. spokesman Jim Gilliland. Enforcement spokesman Those arrested were taken In Morton, workers were Bryan Cox said in an to the military hangar to loaded into multiple buses email. be processed for immigra- on Wednesday —some for Cox said 30 of those who tion violations. men and some for wom- had been released were Before the raid, ICE of- en — at the Koch Foods let go at the plants, while ficials indicated many plant. At one point, about about 270 were released people would be released after being taken to a mil- with a notice to appear 70 family, friends and res- itary hangar where they in court because they had idents waved goodbye and had been brought after never before been through shouted, “Let them go! Let the raids. He did not give deportation proceedings. them go!” a reason except to say Those people were not The Rev. Mike O’Brien, that those released at the jailed, but probably won’t pastor of Sacred Heart PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS plants were let go due to be able to resume their old of Jesus Catholic Church “humanitarian factors.” A young woman cries while standing outside the Koch Foods Inc., plant jobs because the federal in Canton, said he wait- “They were placed into as U.S. immigration officials raid the plant in Morton, Miss. Immigration government alleges they ed outside the Peco Foods proceedings before the fed- officials raided several Mississippi food processing plants on Wednesday are here illegally. ICE offi- plant in the city until 4 eral immigration courts and signaled that the early-morning strikes were part of a large-scale cials said others would be a.m. Thursday for workers and will have their day in released if they were preg- operation targeting owners as well as employees. returning by bus. O’Brien court at a later date,” he nant, had small children said he visited a number said. the Koch Foods Inc. plant mas, who identified him- in one of the raids. at home, or had serious A small group seeking in Morton, a small town self as a worker at another Gabriela Rosales, a six- health problems. of parishioners whose information about immi- of roughly 3,000 people Koch Foods plant in town year resident of Morton Koch Foods, one of the relatives had been arrest- grants caught up in the about 40 miles east of the that wasn’t raided. Tomas, who knows some of those country’s largest poultry ed. He said he also drove raids gathered Thursday capital of Jackson. speaking in Spanish, said detained, said she under- producers based in the home a person who had morning outside one of “The children are he has a cousin with two stands that “there’s a pro- Chicago suburb of Park hidden from authorities the targeted companies: scared,” said Ronaldo To- children who was detained cess and a law” for those Ridge, said in a statement inside the plant. McConnell says Ex-FBI official background sues over firing WASHINGTON (AP) — icies, with Wray refusing Former FBI Deputy Direc- to tell McCabe why he checks possible tor Andrew McCabe, a fre- was being fired and a se- quent target of President nior Justice Department WASHINGTON (AP) and Republican senators Donald Trump’s ire, sued lawyer telling McCabe’s — Senate Majority Lead- to see what’s possible. the FBI and the Justice own lawyer that they Department on Thursday er Mitch McConnell said “What we can’t do is were “making it up as we over his firing. Thursday he wants Con- fail to pass something,” go along.” gress to consider legis- McConnell said. “What The lawsuit, the second this week from an ex-FBI It says the government lation to expand federal I want to see here is an sped up disciplinary pro- background checks and outcome.” official challenging the ceedings so McCabe could other gun violence mea- More than 200 mayors, circumstances of his ter- sures when lawmakers including two anguished mination, says the firing be fired ahead of his return in the fall. by mass shootings in Tex- was part of Trump’s plan planned retirement and The Republican lead- as and Ohio, are urging to rid the bureau of lead- without receiving full ben- er told a Kentucky radio the Senate to return to FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ers he perceived as disloy- efits. station that President the Capitol to act on gun Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell al to him. The lawsuit asks for a Donald Trump called him safety legislation amid says he’ll consider asking for gun safety leg- The complaint contends judge to declare McCabe’s Thursday morning and criticism that Congress islation. that the two officials re- firing unconstitutional they talked about several is failing to respond to sponsible for demoting and to declare him enti- ideas. The president, he back-to-back shootings and then firing McCabe — “We cannot allow this the National Instant tled to his full pension and said, is “anxious to get an that left 31 people dead. FBI Director Chris Wray tragic event to fade from Criminal Background other benefits. outcome and so am I.” In a letter Thursday to and former Attorney Gen- our memories without Check system, as well as Spokespeople for the Republicans have resist- McConnell and the Dem- eral Jeff Sessions — creat- taking action. Politics strengthening penalties ed expanding background ocratic leader, Chuck ed a pretext to force him FBI and Justice Depart- has stood in the way of for hate crimes. checks, but face enormous Schumer, the mayors out in accordance with the ment declined to comment While many of those pressure to do something wrote, “Our nation can no action for too long, and president’s wishes. Thursday. in the aftermath of the longer wait for our fed- I can tell you politics proposals have bipartisan The stated reason for the McCabe has been a tar- mass shootings in El Paso, eral government to take seems very petty when support, Democrats are firing was that McCabe get of Trump’s attacks Texas and Dayton, Ohio, the actions necessary it is your friends and unlikely to agree to them had misled investigators since even before he neighbors who are in- without consideration over the weekend that to prevent people who over his involvement in a was elected, after news killed 31 people. should not have access to jured or dead.” of the more substantive news media leak, but Mc- The politics of gun vi- background checks bill. emerged in the fall of 2016 “Background checks firearms from being able Cabe says the real reason that McCabe’s wife had olence are difficult for “We Democrats are was “his refusal to pledge and red flags will proba- to purchase them.” accepted campaign contri- bly lead the discussion,” The mayors urged the Republicans, including not going to settle for allegiance to a single butions from former Vir- the Senate leader said, Senate to vote on two McConnell. He could half-measures so Re- man.” referring to legislation House-passed bills ex- risk losing support as publicans can feel better “Trump demanded ginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe that allows authorities panding background he seeks reelection in and try to push the is- Plain­tiff’s personal al- during an unsuccessful to seize firearms from checks for gun sales that Kentucky if he were to sue of gun violence off to legiance, he sought re- run for the state Senate someone deemed a threat passed that chamber back restricting access the side,” Schumer said taliation when Plaintiff there. McAuliffe is a close to themselves or others. earlier this year. It was to firearms and ammuni- Wednesday. refused to give it, and ally of Bill and Hillary The Republican leader signed by El Paso, Texas, tion. Other Republicans, Sen. Joe Manchin, a Sessions, Wray, and oth- Clinton, who was being has been under pressure Mayor Dee Margo, Day- including those in Colo- West Virginia Democrat ers served as Trump’s investigated at the time to call senators back to ton, Ohio, Mayor Nan rado, Maine and swing who, along with Sen. personal enforcers rather for her use of a personal states, also would face Pat Toomey, R-Pa., is Washington from their Whaley and others where than the nation’s highest email server. difficult votes, despite pushing a bill to expand summer recess to work mass shootings have oc- law enforcement officials, The attacks continued on gun measures. He re- curred, including Orlando the clamor for gun laws. background checks, said catering to Trump’s un- after Trump’s victory, jected that idea, saying it and Parkland, Fla., Pitts- GOP senators are also Trump’s support will be lawful whims instead of with the president work- would just lead to sena- burgh and Annapolis, Md. considering changes to the determining factor in honoring their oaths to tors “scoring points and “There is no worse thing the existing federal back- whatever gets done. uphold the Constitution,” ing to force McCabe from nothing would happen.” that can happen to a city,” ground checks system, “At this point in time the lawsuit says. government by pressuring Instead he wants to Whaley said of the week- modeled on the so-called leadership comes from The federal complaint Sessions, Deputy Attorney spend the August recess end shooting that killed “fix-NICS” law signed President Trump,” Man- accuses the FBI and Jus- General Rod Rosenstein talking with Democratic nine people in Dayton. last year that improved chin said. tice Department of stray- and others, the lawsuit ing from established pol- says. Many turn to Catholic traditions after El Paso massacre EL PASO, Texas (AP) — are treasured events that tion can’t let the shooting string of beads with a cross was not associated any lon- ant screens. The growing memorial for draw hundreds of people “break our faith.” at the end. The rosary in- ger with just an institution, So although many El victims of the El Paso mas- with homemade food, mu- Hundreds of people come cludes several prayers that but a way of living that in- Paso families might not sacre reflects the city’s deep sic and games. In this time and go at the memorial take at least 20 minutes. fluenced people’s way of life necessarily be active in the roots in Catholicism: A of tribulation, many of El just north of the Walmart Maria Tovar was alone as and their values.” church or even Catholic, painting of the Virgin Mary Paso’s people turn to reli- where a gunman opened she silently prayed the rosa- Pope Francis’ visit they participate in old tra- sits among teddy bears and gious traditions for com- fire on Saturday, leaving ry for the victims. to neighboring Ciudad ditions like quinceañeras candles embellished with fort and strength. 22 people dead and about “So many things happen Juarez, Mexico, three — the celebration of a girl religious imagery. White At Wednesday morning two dozen wounded. The every day, and this is the years ago drew tens of turning 15 — and bap- crosses are adorned with mass in St. Mark’s Cath- white shooter reported- way I find peace,” she said. thousands of El Paso res- tisms and weddings. countless rosaries. olic Church, 57-year-old ly targeted Hispanics, The missionaries who idents who crossed the The role of religion in Founded by Catholic Margarita Segura said the and eight Mexicans were founded El Paso mixed border to see him. Those American life has dimin- missionaries, the large- sermon about persevering among the dead. their traditions with those who couldn’t get in stood ished over the last decade. ly Hispanic city has 75 in one’s faith resonated The visitors drop off of indigenous peoples, said in line for hours to pack While roughly 77 percent Catholic churches, includ- with her. flowers, balloons, teddy Father Arturo J. Bañuelas, an El Paso university foot- of Americans identify with ing many that are pillars “That’s what I’m draw- bears and religious items. a lifelong resident who ball stadium, where the some form of religion, the of their communities. ing on right now,” Segura Sometimes large prayer cir- heads St. Mark’s. That “cre- pope’s message was lives- percentage of them who Their fundraising ba- said, explaining that the cles are formed. Others sit ated a vibrant new expres- treamed. They cheered consider religion important zaars known as kerméses community and the na- vigil and pray the rosary, a sion of faith, where faith when his face came on gi- has dropped. A6 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 2019 POLICE/FIRE Man hospitalized All address information, particu- at 7:59 p.m. Wednesday at borhood came out and they at CVS Pharmacy at 85 Lyn- larly arrests, reflect police records. In 285 Lynn Shore Drive; at 5:24 had a discussion on public nfield St. on Tuesday at 4:38 the event of a perceived inaccuracy, a.m. Thursday at Speedway ways.” The officer advised them p.m. Officer checked the area after crashing into it is the sole responsibility of the con- Gas Station at 120 Liberty St.; they can go to the Selectmen if and could not locate anyone. at 12:55 p.m. Thursday at 35 they want to put restrictions on Northshore Mall security re- cerned party to contact the relevant Lynnway. the parking in that area. ports a man on a bike swore at cars, utility pole police department and have the A report of motor vehicle theft A caller reported at 9:24 a.m. him and was last seen at Ma- department issue a notice of correc- at 8:28 a.m. Thursday at 110 on Wednesday that her purse cy’s on Wednesday at 2 p.m. By Gayla Cawley Lynn Police received tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or Lynnfield St. was taken from her motor ve- Mall security called back and ITEM STAFF multiple calls for a truck clarifications will not be made without hicle three days beforehand on said the man has left. that had hit at least four LYNN — Police are in- Pequot Road. Resident of 64 Pierpont St. parked cars and then express notice of change from the ar- LYNNFIELD vestigating after a pick- A caller reported at 9:50 requested to speak with an slammed into a pole, resting police department. up truck struck several Alarms a.m. on Wednesday that there officer about an upstairs neigh- which snapped the struc- is a skunk problem in the Glov- bor harassing her on Tuesday at parked cars and took down LYNN a utility pole on Lynnfield ture from its bottom and General burglar alarm sound- er Square neighborhood. They 6:54 p.m. left wires hanging over Caller from 30 King St. re- Street at Frederick Circle ed at 3 Post Office Square on stated they think the skunk the road, Wojewodzic said. Arrests Wednesday at 7:43 a.m. Of- lives under a neighbor’s shed ported two youths vandalized Wednesday night. his motor vehicle on Tuesday The driver, a Lynn man “It was a mess,” he said. Abraham Halprin, of 14 ficer reports the call was an and it has come into their yard at 9:32 p.m. The teens were in his 30s, was taken The truck and one of the Dartmouth St., was arrested on accident. and sprayed twice. Dispatch described as a black girl with to Salem Hospital with cars it struck were heavi- warrant charges of assault and A 911 hangup from 4 Oc- advised the caller to make the braids and a boy with a red non-life-threatening inju- ly damaged and the road battery with a dangerous weap- tober Lane on Wednesday at neighbor aware of the skunk T-shirt who broke off a piece of ries. The parked cars were was shut down for sever- on, assault with a dangerous 9:55 a.m. No answer on call under their shed, ask them to the truck and headed toward unoccupied and there al hours during clean-up, weapon, drug possession with back. Officer reports the call trap it with a licensed person, was accidental. and put out mothballs and/or Lowell Street. Officer reports were no other injuries. It’s Wojewodzic said. intent to distribute and drug there was no damage to the unclear if the driver was violation near a school/park at Security company reported ammonia soaked rags. a burglar alarm at J.M. Elec- A caller reported at 11:37 vehicle. The piece of plastic the impaired or what caused Gayla Cawley can be 8:19 p.m. Wednesday. owner thought was from his ve- the crash, Lynn Police Sgt. reached at gcawley@item- Alexander Napolean, 25, of trical at 471 North Broadway a.m. on Wednesday that he ar- on Thursday at 1:59 a.m. Of- rived to a building on Pleasant hicle was a loose item on the Henry Wojewodzic said. live.com. Follow her on 15 Blakely St., was arrested street. Shortly before 10 p.m., Twitter @GaylaCawley. and charged with assault and ficer dispatched and met with Street and found the side of it owner on scene and checked vandalized. Resident of 14 Overlook Trail battery with a dangerous weap- reported noise from an upstairs on at 11 a.m. Thursday. the property. Officer reports the A caller reported at 4:59 p.m. alarm was set off accidentally on Wednesday that security neighbor on Tuesday at 10:05 William Scott, 53, of 3 Sher- p.m. Officer reports all is quiet. man St., Peabody, was arrested by cleaners. for the movie set told him he The security company report- couldn’t take pictures from the Two vehicles playing loud mu- and charged with assault with sic reported on Hardy Street on a dangerous weapon and on a ed a burglar alarm at Lynnfield Pleasant Street sidewalk or he’ll High School at 275 Essex St. be arrested. Responding officers Tuesday at 10:48 p.m. Officer warrant charge of Class E drug reports no loud music, they had possession at 5:38 a.m. Thurs- on Thursday at 6:12 a.m. Offi- found the caller had left prior to cer spoke with staff, all is OK. their arrival. Witnesses stated a dog that was out and they are day. on their way. Kelvin Yoc Lopez, 23, of 24 the caller was actually the prob- Complaints lem, not the security. Caller from 14 North Apart- Landers St., was arrested and ments at Crane Brook Way charged with OUI liquor, neg- A caller reported at 5:19 p.m. Caller from Pizzuti Way report- on Wednesday that his orange reports people in the pool are ligent operation of a motor ed a black pickup truck and a and black “fat tire” bike was making too much noise on vehicle, unlicensed operation silver Honda are racing along taken sometime overnight on Tuesday at 11:55 p.m. The pool of a motor vehicle, leaving the the street on Wednesday at Pleasant Street; reported at is supposed to be closed, she scene of property damage and 8:42 p.m. Vehicles pulled into 12:10 a.m. on Thursday that said. Officers checked the area PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS resisting arrest at 12:01 a.m. the driveway, second house his red Schwinn bike was taken and there was no one in the Thursday. Garden Grove Police Chief Tom DaRe, center, on the right. Officer reports he from Crosby’s Marketplace. pool. spoke with the resident and the and PIO Carl Whitney address the media next Accidents A caller reported a group of to a booking mug shot of Zachary Castaneda vehicles belong to his daughter’s people in the middle of Win- SAUGUS friends and they denied racing. posted outside of the Garden Grove Police De- A report of a motor vehicle throp Avenue causing a distur- A motorist driving a green partment headquarters in Garden Grove, Ca- crash at 2:59 p.m. Wednes- bance at 7:56 p.m. on Wednes- Accidents Chevrolet Blazer requested lif., Thursday. day at Lynnfield Street and day. Responding officers found assistance for his disabled Winslow Way; at 3:49 p.m. no disturbance at the scene. A report of a four-vehicle vehicle at Walnut Street and Wednesday at Boston and crash on Walnut Street at 7:48 Route 128 South at Exit 43 on Police: Stabbing suspect Safford streets; at 4:28 p.m. a.m. Wednesday. One person Wednesday 10:27 p.m. Officer PEABODY Wednesday at Boston and was transported to Salem Hos- reports services rendered. driven by ‘hate, homicide’ Hamilton streets; at 9:49 p.m. Arrest pital. A report of a motor vehicle Wednesday at Frederick Circle By Amy Taxin cealed dagger and drug and Lynnfield Street; at 11:20 Medical Aid Robert A. Tagliamonte, 27, accident at Denver and Central streets at 5:55 p.m. Wednes- ASSOCIATED PRESS charges came while he p.m. Wednesday at 5 Lander Ambulance requested at 1 of 16 Upton St., was arrested was on bail for his June on Tuesday at 3:06 a.m. on day. St.; at 8:49 a.m. Thursday at Suntaug St. 3 Wing Road on GARDEN GROVE, Ca- arrest on charges of street an outstanding warrant from Dunkin’ Donuts at 577 Walnut Tuesday at 11:53 a.m. Patient lif. — A gang member gang vandalism. Salem District Court after he Complaints St.; at 10:32 a.m. Thursday at taken to the hospital. who killed four people and The violence appeared walked into the Peabody Police wounded two others in 932 Lynnfield St.; at 10:58 Resident of 18 Midland re- A caller reported a sink hole to be random and the only Station seeking paperwork. The random stabbings across a.m. Thursday at 811 Lynnway; quested an ambulance on on the sidewalk near Bris- known motive seems to be charges include two counts of two Southern California at 12:14 p.m. Thursday at All Wednesday at 5:12 p.m. Pa- tow Street Park at 3:18 p.m. “robbery, hate, homicide,” violating a restraining order. cities has a violent past, Checks Cashed at 62 Market tient taken to Beverly Hospital. Wednesday. The Department of Garden Grove police Lt. police said Thursday, and Square. Public Works was notified. Carl Whitney told report- Summons court records show he was A report of a motor vehicle The rain reportedly washed ers. MARBLEHEAD free on bail for a charge crash with personal injury at out a trench that may cause an Whitney said police had Christopher P. Mahoney, 40, last month of carrying a 1:25 a.m. Thursday at 125 Ox- unsuspecting car to bottom out previously gone to Cas- Accidents of 4 Stark Circle, was arrested concealed dagger. ford St. at the intersection of Lander taneda’s Garden Grove on Wednesday at 9:29 at Pea- Zachary Castaneda A caller reported at 8:28 a.m. Street and Springdale Avenue apartment to deal with a body District Court after he ap- “could have injured or Assaults on Wednesday that he saw a peared in court. He is charged at 3:33 p.m. Wednesday. child custody issue. The white tractor trailer go inbound killed many other people” A report of an assault at 7:10 with threat to commit a crime Bristow Street reportedly suspect’s mother had been on Pleasant Street and struck had he not been arrest- p.m. Wednesday on Blakeley and assault and battery on a flooded at 3:18 p.m. Wednes- living with him and had a white Nissan. Responding of- ed Wednesday after two Street; at 9:19 a.m. Thursday household member. day. The drain appeared to have once asked police how she ficers reported the Nissan was hours of robberies and at BayRidge Hospital on Gran- been blocked. The Department could evict her son, he sticking out into the street. of Public Works was notified. vicious knife attacks, Gar- ite Street. Accidents den Grove police Chief said. A caller reported at 1:10 State Police reported a driver Court records show his p.m. on Wednesday that she Caller reported a three-car on Route 1 saw a vehicle stop Tom DaRe said Thursday. Breaking and Entering A blood-covered Casta- wife, Yessica Rodriguez, stopped at Pleasant and Spring motor vehicle crash at 24 in traffic and a woman jump sought a restraining or- streets to let a truck go by when County St. and 0 Angel Way on out and run across all lanes neda was taken into cus- A report of a motor vehicle tody when he walked out der last year after she breaking and entering at 2:11 she struck its door as it passed Wednesday at 8:02 a.m., and and into the Speedway parking said Castaneda threw a by her. Responding officers re- one operator, Massachusetts lot at 4:42 p.m. Wednesday. The of a convenience store in a.m. Thursday at 20 New Park neighboring Santa Ana, beer can at her 16-year- St.; at 7:43 a.m. Thursday at ported very minor damage. license plate 7Ky443 fled the vehicle involved also abruptly old daughter. She said also scene. Atlantic Ambulance en turned into the gas station lot. dropping a knife and gun 12 Endicott St. he had taken from a se- sought an order against Complaints route, No injuries or tows and An employee at the gas station him in 2009 when he broke officer will document. was unaware of any problems curity guard he had just Overdose A caller reported at 8:44 a.m. killed, police said. her arm during a fight. Report of a motor vehicle and said no female ran into the Rodriguez filed for di- A report of an overdose at on Wednesday that he is being crash at Route 128 South and Castaneda was kept in business. vorce earlier this year, 2:48 p.m. Wednesday at Lynn harassed by the same kids. 312 Lowell St. No injuries. Offi- restraints as detectives A 911 hangup was report- court records show, and Liquor Mart on Boston Street; A caller reported at 8:48 a.m. cer reports the Massachusetts ed at TJ Maxx at 9:31 p.m. tried to interview him. has custody of two sons, at 9:30 p.m. Wednesday on on Wednesday that she works State Police is on scene and Wednesday. A manager report- “He remained violent ages 7 and 12. Essex Street; at 10:10 p.m. for the Jewish Community will handle the accident. ed a child was playing with the with us through the It wasn’t immediately Wednesday on Oakwood Ave- Center of the North Shore and Motor vehicle crash reported phone. night,” DaRe said. “He nue. she parked on Cushing Road at Down River Ice Cream at 86 never told us why he did known if Castaneda, 33, when a resident came out and Andover St. on Wednesday at Theft this.” had a lawyer who could Theft yelled at her. She stated the 2:13 p.m. Officer assisted with Castaneda’s long crim- speak on his behalf for the same woman has yelled at paperwork exchange. The manager at Sears at inal record includes pris- current allegations. Public A report of a larceny at 3:29 her and her co-workers about Square One Mall reported the on stints for possession of defenders who previously p.m. Wednesday at 98 Cottage parking there numerous times. Complaints store has had a shoplifting meth for sale while armed represented him did not St.; at 4:38 p.m. Wednesday Responding officers came to from the jewelry department with an assault rifle and immediately return mes- at 33 Lynnway; at 6:37 p.m. speak to the caller and the res- Caller reported a man may be twice between 4 p.m. and 5 car theft. sages seeking comment. Wednesday at 34 Forest St.; ident when the “whole neigh- exposing himself in the bushes p.m. Wednesday. His arrest last month on He was scheduled to be charges of having a con- arraigned Friday.

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Man charged with murder, a lack of criminal respon- Man charged in trooper’s guilty to charges includ- that Carlos Asencio would against the property rape to claim insanity defense sibility. death heads to trial ing manslaughter. remain held there for up owner. Brito is charged with His lawyer says he to six more months. Thomas Moszynski, of SALEM (AP) — The first-degree murder in the WORCESTER (AP) — A plans to argue at trial The 32-year-old Der- Easthampton, died in New Hampshire man shooting death of 24-year- man charged with caus- that his client lost con- ry, N.H., man had been December when a tree he charged with killing a old Mohammedreza Sina ing the death of a state sciousness because of a at the facility since his was cutting down on pri- “medical event” and was arraignment last month food delivery driver in Zangiband, during what police trooper has waived vate property in Amherst not impaired by marijua- on a murder charge in the Massachusetts, raping a police say started as road his right to a jury trial struck him in the head. and instead the case will na. July 3 stabbing death of convenience store worker, rage in Lynn in March Attorneys for the and shooting two other be heard by a judge. 31-year-old Amanda Dab- 2017. Zangiband was de- 38-year-old Moszyns- women in 2017 will use The Telegram & Gazette Suspect in stabbing of ex rowski, of Ayer, in O’Con- livering food for a restau- ki’s father say Joseph an insanity defense at reported Thursday that returned to psychiatric facility nor’s Restaurant & Bar Aimua should’ve hired an rant at the time. in Worcester. A not guilty trial. 33-year-old David Njugu- arborist because logging Authorities say that plea has been entered on The Salem News re- na’s bench trial is sched- WORCESTER (AP) — is known to be extremely later the same day he sex- A New Hampshire man his behalf. ports that the lawyer for uled to start Oct. 21. dangerous. ually assaulted the store Prosecutors allege Njug- charged with fatally stab- Authorities say the sus- 23-year-old Brian Brito, of Moszynski was working una was driving 80 mph bing his ex-girlfriend in pect stabbed the victim as Manchester, N.H., filed a worker in North Andover. for an excavating compa- and high on marijuana a Massachusetts restau- she left the restroom. formal notice on Wednes- Brito pleaded not guilty ny that took on the tree day, saying his client has to the charges. on March 16, 2016, when rant where she was His attorney has not his car struck Trooper attending a book club commented. cutting in addition to oth- Thomas Clardy’s stopped meeting has been com- er work at the property. cruiser from behind on mitted to a mental health Family of man killed in tree Aimua hasn’t filed a re- Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 sponse in court and didn’t CALL 24 HOURS A DAY the Massachusetts Turn- facility for an additional cutting sues contractor Hotline Spanish menu available pike in Charlton. The six months. return messages Tuesday 44-year-old trooper was a Court officials tell AMHERST (AP) — The and Wednesday. or text the word tiplynn father of seven. Masslive.com that at a family of a man who died A motion seeking to and your tip to “tip411” (847411) Njuguna, of Webster, hearing Wednesday at in a tree cutting accident restrict the transfer of remains held on $250,000 Bridgewater State Hos- has filed a $5 million Aimua’s assets is sched- All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. Callers may remain anonymous. bail after pleading not pital, it was determined wrongful death lawsuit uled for Friday. FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 STREET ART STANDOUTS

ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK Ruben Ubiera’s mural adds splashes of color to 50 Silsbee St. Beyond Walls offered The Item a private tour Wednesday to show some of their favorite murals from this summer.

A mural on the side of 50 Silsbee St. was done in collaboration with Hiero Veiga and Remote.

Sipros’ mural peaks out from KALC’s new high school at 20 Wheeler St.

Bordallo II’s “Half White Mouse” hangs from the side of 80 Almont St.

Sipros drew inspiration from Beyond Walls Program Manager Julia Midland for his mural at 50 Silsbee St.

Bordalo II’s “Half Baby Wolverine” is installed A woman walks past Smug’s mural of at 80 Almont St. and is comprised of “end-of-life Ferns Francois, who lives at 23 Central Golden’s mural livens up 50 Silsbee St. material” such as trash bins and a construction Ave., where the mural was painted. helmet. A8 FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 2019 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS SERVING UP SUMMER

ITEM PHOTOS | MARIANNE SALZA Renee and Jason Sigman, president of the board, smile behind a My Brother’s Table frame at Spinelli’s on Thursday. The Lynn soup kitchen held its annual Summer Party.

From left, Donna Damico, Barbara Angiulo and Sara Riley cheer with My Brother’s Table Executive Director Dianne Kuzia Hills, center, Pinot Grigio on the Spinelli’s patio. mingles with friends during the Summer Party at Spinelli’s.

Maddy O’Brien and Natalie Domeniconi serve artichoke pasta from Old Tyme Italian Cuisine Guests of the My Brother’s Table Summer of Lynn. Party peruse auction items. WEATHER LOTTERY National weather MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: SUN, MOON, TIDES Forecast for Friday, August 9, 2019 TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. Thursday...... 9609 Thursday...... 3998 Wednesday...... 8085 Wednesday...... 9825 Sunrise today 5:42 a.m. Sunny skies. High 84F. Winds W winds 5 to 10 kt. Waves 1 W at 10 to 20 mph. foot or less. Tuesday...... 7514 Tuesday...... 7528 Sunset today 7:55 p.m. L Tonight: Clear. Low 67F. Winds Tonight: W winds 5 to 10 kt. Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: Sunrise tomorrow 5:45 a.m. H W at 10 to 15 mph. Waves 1 foot or less. EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER High tide today 7:03 a.m. All 4...... $4,794 All 4...... $5,823 Low tide today 1:03 p.m. First or last 3...... $671 First or last 3...... $815 Any 2...... $58 Any 2...... $70 High tide tomorrow 8:07 a.m. L Any 1...... $6 Any 1...... $7 ANY ORDER ANY ORDER All 4...... $399 All 4...... $485 Fronts First 3...... $112 First 3...... $272 Cold Warm Stationary Pressure Last 3...... $112 Last 3...... $272 H L High Low Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice TODAY SATURDAY SUNDAY Mass Cash: 5-6-18-34-35 AUG. 15 AUG. 23 <-10 -0s0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110+ Sunny | High 84, Low 67 M’ sunny | High 70s, Low 60s M’ sunny | High 80s, Low 60s Lucky for Life: 25-28-34-45-46-(18) NATIONAL SUMMARY: Air more typical of September will extend from the Midwest to the Northeast today with showers over the northern tier. As very hot weather holds in Texas, steamy air will trigger locally heavy storms in the Deep South and southern Plains. As cooler air invades the Northwest with storms, the rest of the West will be seasonable.

©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 2019 Lynn falls to Danvers in Gallant opener By Daniel Kane for Lynn and pitched well ITEM STAFF through five innings, allow- ing four earned runs on 10 SALEM —Lynn was hop- hits with six walks and six ing to start things off on the strikeouts. right foot in its Ray Gallant “I thought Josh pitched Tournament opener Thurs- fantastic,” Earp said. “How day night, but a handful of many times can you pitch mistakes and lack of of- out of a jam before you get fense early on proved costly a little frustrated? He kept in a 9-5 loss to Danvers at battling, I tip my hat off to O’Grady Field. him, he did a great job. Danvers pushed past five Danvers was frustrated runs in the second inning with him.” thanks to three Lynn er- At the plate, Jake Peter- rors to jump out to a 6-1 son (1-for-3, walk) led the lead. From there it was an way for Lynn with one RBI uphill battle for a young and a pair of runs. Michael Lynn team. Phelps (1-for-4) added a “We didn’t hit when we pair of RBI while Nate Cu- had to,” Lynn manager Jeff tone (2-for-2, walk) had one Earp said. “We started to RBI. Kyle Doney, Christian come back, which was nice. Figueroa and Gilmer Galva We showed some life but all scored one run. then we got down again. A pair of singles and a We’re young. We have sev- walk loaded the bases for en 11-year-olds. First base, Danvers in the first. Cole second base, third base and Waterman hit a high pop catcher are all 11-year-olds. up to left field that dropped When you’re that young, and scored a run to give you’re going to be unbeliev- Danvers an early 1-0 lead. ably good next year but Lynn answered in the they’re a little intimidated second. Peterson laced a now. We’re proud to have lead off double and Cutone those young guys starting, PHOTO | PAULA MULLER came through with a RBI PHOTO | PAULA MULLER we’re proud of the way they single to tie the game at Lynn pitcher Josh Doney allowed four runs on Nick Lembo throws a pitch for Danvers in a win battled, they’re just a little 1-1. 10 hits with six strikeouts in ve innings of work hesitant out there.” over Lynn in the opening round of the Gallant in a loss to Danvers in the Gallant Tournament. Josh Doney got the nod LYNN, B2 Tournament Thursday. Lynn Junior Legion ready for New England Regionals By Harold Rivera and you’re wiped. Having but it’s a good thing it did. plays the out eld. In fact, ITEM SPORTS EDITOR these days to get some “I’ve been on the other the three assistant coach- rest, hopefully it has a end of something like es on Luciano’s staff (Rick LYNN — After bringing positive effect. Hopefully that,” Luciano said. “That’s Anderson, Brendan Mc- home the state champion- it’s not a negative effect. not fun. We’ve had some Manus and Mike Nicko- ship last week, it’s time to With this bunch I don’t see comebacks but nothing lau) also get to coach their get back on the eld for that happening.” like scoring six runs with sons (Shawn Anderson, the Junior Legion Post Given the level of com- four outs to go. It was cra- Brendan McManus, Jr. 291 baseball team. Lynn petition Lynn matched up zy. I’ve seen these kids and Jackson Nickolau ). opens its New England against, it felt as though come out and never give “It’s special to be able to Regional run Friday no lead was safe. That was up. That’s basically the coach your son and win a morning (10) against highlighted when Lynn story of this team.” state title,” Luciano said. Maine at Memorial Field stunned Sandwich in the From the manager’s per- “If you watch the four of in Concord, New Hamp- state nal with seven un- spective, Luciano pointed us coach, when we step on shire. answered runs for a come- to his team’s camaraderie the eld they’re players. “The kids are all excited from-behind 10-9 win. as a key factor in its suc- They’re our kids but at to get going again,” Lynn Lynn trailed 9-3 going cess. He said it’s easier to that time they’re players manager Tony Luciano into the sixth inning. coach the team when the like everybody else. We all said. “We’re ready to get “I’ve probably thought players support one an- agree that we’re going to back at it. They’re all about it every day,” Lucia- other game in and game put the best team out chomping at the bit to get no said. “I’m still thinking out. there. We have a good going.” about how it happened. “These kids are having a group of parents too.” PHOTO | PAULA MULLER The past week has been We needed a bunch of blast,” Luciano said. “They As for Maine, Lynn all about players getting things to go our way and love coming every day. knows it’ll be in for a bat- Makenzie Acevedo (left) drives past Nakayla Es- their feet back under- they did. The things that They’ve been texting each tle. pinal (right) during the semi nal round of the neath them after a gruel- didn’t go our way the rst other all week. They want “We looked them up and Lynn Parks and Recreation All-Girls Summer ing slate of competitive ve innings went our way to get back in the dugout, read a little about them,” Basketball League Thursday. games in the state tourna- the last two innings. We they want to get back on Luciano said. “We expect ment. were hitting the ball hard, the eld. They all jelled. it to be tough. We expect “It’s huge,” Luciano said. just right at them. They The way they pump each every team to be tough in All-girls Parks & Rec “You don’t realize how scouted us well. Then we other up and cheer for this tournament. When tired you are until that started nding the gaps. each other, it’s constant.” you come to this tourna- tournament’s over. You’re I’ve tried to pinpoint how Luciano also enjoys be- ment you have to expect basketball league caps running on adrenaline it happened about 100 ing able to coach his son, the best out of every then you get back home times. I don’t know how, Andrew, who pitches and state.” off inaugural season

By Mike Alongi Meyers impresses in Patriots debut ITEM STAFF LYNN — The Lynn Parks and Recreation All-Girls DETROIT (AP) — Jakobi Summer Basketball League wrapped up its rst year Meyers caught two touch- of existence Thursday evening with its semi nal and down passes in an impres- championship games outside at Marian Gardens. sive preseason debut, and “I think it’s really been a great rst year for us,” said the New England Patriots league organizer Mackenzie Charles, who is also the drubbed the Detroit Lions coach of the English girls basketball team. “This year 31-3 on Thursday night. for everyone was really about growing and getting bet- Tom Brady and Matthew ter everyday, and the girls who really committed to this Stafford didn’t play, and league did that. So I’m really proud of that.” plenty of other key players The league started as a piggyback league from the were also spectators, but Lynn Parks and Recreation Summer Basketball League, Meyers stood out for New which wrapped up its season last week at Marshall England. The undrafted Middle School. While it’s smaller than its big brother rookie caught scoring pass- league at the moment, the all-girls league is hoping to es from Brian Hoyer and continue to grow in the coming years. Jarrett Stidham in the sec- “We’d love to get more age groups and grow out the ond quarter. He nished middle school section a little more, but that will all with six catches for 69 come with time,” Charles said. “We had a really good yards. rst year, and some of the girls will spread the word and Super Bowl MVP Julian things will grow from there.” Edelman (thumb) has been And as always, Charles wanted to thank the numer- sidelined for the Patriots, ous sponsors and volunteers who helped make the and Phillip Dorsett is the league possible. only other returning re- “I couldn’t do all of this by myself, that’s for sure,” ceiver. Meyers seems to be Charles said. “I’m so grateful to everyone who chipped taking advantage of his op- in to help, whether it was sponsoring a team or taking portunity so far. score of doing the clock. Every little bit helps, and I real- Lions receiver Jermaine ly appreciate everyone who contributed.” Kearse was carted off in- As for the action on the court Thursday, the semi - jured early in the rst nal round got going with a matchup between Xtreme quarter, and that was the Silkscreen and Camacho Customs. Behind a 10-point start of a dismal night for performance from Matty Lauriano, Xtreme Silkscreen Detroit. The Lions didn’t earned the 29-23 win to move on to the championship cross mid eld until the lat- game. Also playing well for Xtreme Silkscreen were ter half of the fourth quar- Jean Gupton (seven points), Yaya Soto (four points) and ter, when they nally drove Makenzie Acevedo (four points). Camacho Customs was for a eld goal. The Patri- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS led by Maylin Echevarria and Nakayla Espinal, who ots sacked Detroit quarter- each scored seven points in the loss. Skyler Crayton Rookie receiver Jakobi Meyers (center) celebrates one of his two backs nine times. added six points, while Amber Crayton had three points. touchdown receptions in the rst half against the Detroit Lions PATRIOTS, B3 Thursday night. BASKETBALL, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 2019

PHOTO | PAULA MULLER Jean Gupton drives to the basket during the semifinal round of the Lynn Parks and Rec- reation All-Girls Summer Basketball League Thursday. All-girls summer basketball league closes first season BASKETBALL From B1 In the other semifinal game, Antonio Anderson Skills Academy earned a nail-biting 25-24 win over Lorraine M. Gately School Committee. Nia Sams and Sailor Brin- kler each had six points to lead the way for Antonio An- derson Skills Academy, while Jessica Ruiz (four points) also played well. Kylia Reynoso led Lorraine M. Gately ITEM FILE PHOTO School Committee with 13 points, while Achan Woi had five points and Kiara Edmonds had four points. Lynn’s Jake Peterson went 1-for-3 with one RBI and two runs scored in a loss to Danvers in the In the championship game, it was Xtreme Silkscreen opening round of the Gallant Tournament Thursday. that took home the title with a 41-25 win over Anto- nio Anderson Skills Academy. Elysse Newson scored 10 points for Xtreme Silkscreen, while Gupton had seven points. Acevedo and Soto each had four points. Jarielis Mistakes doom Lynn in loss to Danvers Perez led Antonio Anderson Skills Academy with seven points, while Rosie Chheang and Ravyn Rapley each LYNN ed to add another run and the bases for Peterman, from Joe Debernardo to had six points. From B1 another infield error add- who drew another walk to stretch its lead to 9-5. ed two more to give Dan- score a run. Phelps fol- That was all the support But it wasn’t tied for vers a 6-1 lead. lowed that with a two-run Danvers pitcher Cam Mc- long. Danvers tacked on Later in the fourth, Dan- double to cut the Danvers Gonagle needed, fanning five runs in the bottom vers loaded the bases lead to 8-4. Another run three batters in the sev- half of the second thanks again. This time, Parker crossed the plate on a enth to seal the win. to some Lynn mistakes. A Hamel laced a single to passed ball later in the With the loss Lynn pair of infield errors plat- score two runs and stretch inning to cut the lead to moves to the losers brack- ed a pair of runs to start the lead to 8-1. 8-5. et and will hope to bounce things off. Later in the in- Lynn finally got the bats Danvers tacked on an in- back Sunday against an ning, Waterman laced a going in the fifth. A pair of surance run in the bottom opponent to be deter- single with the bases load- walks and a single loaded of the fifth on a RBI single mined.

PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS David Price has been placed on the 10-day in- jured list for a cyst on his left wrist.

Sox place David Price PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Chris Sale became the fifth pitcher to record 200-plus strikeouts in seven straight seasons in a on IL with cyst on wrist shutout win over the Los Angeles Angels Thursday night. Sale tossed eight innings and allowed just two hits with 13 strikeouts. BOSTON (AP) — Boston Red Sox left-hander David Price was placed on the 10-day injured list Thursday after an MRI revealed a cyst on his left wrist. The team announced that the 33-year-old Price was Sale dominates on the mound as Sox treated with a shot of cortisone in the wrist on Wednes- day. Price is 7-5 record with a 4.36 ERA over 21 starts this season. take series opener from Los Angeles “The hope is for him to come (back) sooner rather than later, but we don’t have a timetable,” manager Alex BOSTON (AP) — Chris card. les came in 16 1/2 games numbers that he has, the Cora said about Price, who was not made available to Sale righted himself and Angels star Mike Trout behind AL West-leading age is what sticks out.” address his injury. “We’ll make sure he’s OK, and we’ll struck out 13 over eight went 1 for 4 with three Houston while Boston TRAINER’S ROOM go from there.” two-hit innings, Sam Tra- strikeouts a day after his trailed the AL East-lead- Angels: LHP Andrew Cora noted that the cyst, classified as a TFCC cyst, vis hit a two-run homer 28th birthday. Los Ange- ing Yankees by 16 games. Heaney (left shoulder in- was not cancerous or related to any other serious ill- and the Boston Red Sox les, which began the day SCORE THAT “9’’ flammation) will be ac- ness. beat the Los Angeles An- 9 1/2 games out in the AL Angels right fielder Kole tivated from the injured Price most recently pitched Sunday against the New gels 3-0 on Thursday night. wild card, suffered its sea- Calhoun made a spectacu- list to start Saturday’s York Yankees after being reinstated from paternity Sale (6-11) had allowed son-high seventh straight lar diving catch near Pesky game in Boston. Heaney leave. Price allowed seven runs on nine hits in 2 2/3 14 runs over nine innings loss. Pole on a ball hit by Xander last pitched July 26 versus innings in New York, falling to 0-4 with a 10.59 ERA in during his previous two Travis took starter Dillon Bogaerts for the first out of Houston. ... SS Andrelton his last four starts. starts, both against the ri- Peters deep to dead center the fourth inning, drawing Simmons (left ankle bone val New York Yankees. He after J.D. Martinez singled “oohs” and “aahs” from the Cora said Price told him after the game that he “didn’t bruise and sprain) is re- carved up the Angels in to open the second inning. Fenway Park crowd. feel 100 percent” and “felt tight.” ceiving treatment in the “His last three or four (starts), as far as the location his 13th outing with dou- Sandy Leon tacked on a TROUT TURNS 28 Los Angeles area and has and the action of the pitches, it wasn’t there,” Cora said. ble-digit strikeouts this solo homer against Peters Trout celebrated his no timetable to return. “Regardless if he’s throwing 87 or 95 (mph), precision season. to lead off the fifth. birthday at home during and strikes is his game.” The Red Sox had lost Peters (2-1) gave up the team’s day off Wednes- ... RHP Griffin Canning Price missed 14 games earlier this season with left el- nine of 10 games, not in- three runs and five hits day. The eight-time All- (right elbow inflammation) bow tendinitis and was plagued by elbow inflammation cluding’s Wednesday’s and struck out eight over Star is one of seven players threw on the field before during the 2017 season. contest against the Royals six innings. to hit 278 home runs be- the game. ... Los Angeles “Hey, at least we found out,” Cora said. “Whatever peo- that was suspended in the Brandon Workman fore turning 28, a list that reclaimed LHP Adalberto ple were thinking about if it’s the elbow or something 10th inning with the score worked a clean ninth with includes Alex Rodriguez, Mejia, who pitched for the else, at least we know (it’s not). We’ll shut him down for tied at 4. Thursday’s game two strikeouts for his sev- Ken Griffey Jr. and team- team earlier this season a little bit, and then he’ll be back.” ran without issue and was enth save. mate Albert Pujols. before being designated Right-hander Hector Velázquez was recalled from Tri- over in a tidy 2 hours, 16 TOUGH TIMES “I think that’s the most for assignment, off waivers ple-A Pawtucket to take Price’s spot on the 25-man ros- minutes. The Angels and Red Sox amazing part is he’s only Thursday and granted C ter before the series opener Thursday night against the Boston entered six games had dropped a combined 28,” Angels manager Brad Jose Briceno his uncondi- Los Angeles Angels. back of the second AL wild 19 of 22 games. Los Ange- Ausmus said. “With all the tional release. FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

SCHEDULE FRIDAY Lynn vs. Maine (10) Ray Gallant Tournament Baseball At O’Grady Field, Salem Junior Legion New England Regional Swampscott vs. Beverly (5:30) At Memorial Field in Concord, N.H. Peabody vs. Salem (7:30)

SPORTS BRIEFS Swampscott High Lynn Woods seeks JV coaches Summer Cross

Swampscott High School is Country Series looking for applicants for a The Lynn Woods Summer junior varsity girls soccer Cross Country Series will coach and a junior varsity run its 50th season this field hockey coach. All year. Races will be held interested applicants can every Wednesday until contact Athletic Director September 25. Kelly Farley at kfarley@ There is no entry fee to swampscott.k12.ma.us. run, and the races will begin at 6:30 p.m. Each Lynn Youth evening there will be three races — the short race, the Evening Summer 1.57-mile race and the long race. The courses cover dif- Track Series ferent combinations of fire The 6th annual Lynn roads and single-track Parks and Recreation paths, and the courses vary Youth Summer Evening from week to week. For Track meets will be held further information, please on Mondays through visit www.lwrun.org. August 19 at Manning Field. The races will begin Lynn Special at 6:30 p.m. There are no entry fees Needs Camp for any races. There will be a 30-meter race for ages Games three and under, and all of The 2nd Annual Special the other events (50-meter, Olympics at the Lynn Spe- 100-meter, 200-meter, 400- cial Needs Camp will meter, 800-meter, one-mile, return on Tuesday, August relays, standing long jump 6 beginning at 9 a.m. at and softball throw) will be 106R Pennybrook Lane in open to high school ages Lynn. The events of the and under. day will include breakfast, For more information, opening ceremonies, lunch PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS visit www.lwrun.org or and awards following the contact [email protected] games. For more informa- Rookie linebacker Chase Winovich (right) engages with an offensive lineman in the first half of a or 781-709-7135 or 781- tion, contact Lisa Nerich at win against the Detroit Lions Thursday night. 593-6562. [email protected].

TV/RADIO Patriots rout Lions in preseason debut TV PATRIOTS 7-0 in the first quarter. from surgery on his left leg. arse’s injury, QB Tom Sav- MLB Meyers then caught a He did coach this game age appeared to be shaken 3:10 p.m...... Oakland at Chi. White Sox...... MLB Network From B1 7:10 p.m...... LA Angels at Boston...... NESN 3-yard TD from Hoyer and from the sideline, perched up. He was able to walk off 8 p.m...... Cleveland at Minnesota...... MLB Network The Lions finished the a 5-yarder from Stidham. behind a handful of coolers but did not return. ... DT Little League World Series third quarter with only 41 Nick Brossette scored on near midfield, a safe dis- Darius Kilgo was helped 1 p.m...... New England regional semifinal: Conn. vs. R.I...... ESPN net yards — and minus-11 a 1-yard run in the third tance from the field. off in the second quarter. WNBA passing. quarter. INJURIES NEXT UP 8 p.m...... Connecticut at Minnesota...... CBSSN, NESN Plus Hoyer went 12 of 14 for Lions coach Matt Patri- Patriots: TE Matt La- Patriots: at Tennessee on 10:30 p.m...... Chicago at Las Vegas...... CBSSN 147 yards and two touch- cia has been moving Cosse walked off gingerly Aug. 17. NFL Preseason downs. His 14-yard strike around on a vehicle at in the second quarter. Lions: at Houston on 7:30 p.m...... Tampa Bay at Pittsburgh...... NFL Network CFL to Maurice Harris made it practice while recovering Lions: Shortly after Ke- Aug. 17. 10 p.m...... Ottawa at Edmonton...... ESPN2 Golf 10:30 a.m...... LPGA: Ladies Scottish Open...... Golf 2 p.m...... PGA: Northern Trust...... Golf 4 p.m...... US Women’s Amateur...... FS1 6 p.m...... Korn Ferry Tour: Portland Open...... Golf Gymnastics 8 p.m...... US Championships (women)...... NBCSN Olympic Sports 10 a.m...... Pan American Games...... ESPNU 3 p.m...... Pan American Games...... ESPNU 7 p.m...... Pan American Games...... ESPNU Men’s Soccer 3 p.m...... Norwich City at Liverpool...... NBCSN 10 p.m...... UNAM at Tijuana...... FS1 Tennis 12 p.m...... Rogers Cup (quarterfinals)...... ESPN2 12:30 p.m...... Rogers Cup (quarterfinals)...... Tennis 6:30 p.m...... Rogers Cup (quarterfinals)...... ESPN2 Volleyball 10 p.m...... FIVB: Belgium vs. US...... NBCSN Radio MLB 7:10 p.m...... LA Angels at Boston...... WEEI-FM 93.7

MLB AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB New York 75 39 .658 — Atlanta 68 48 .586 — Tampa Bay 66 50 .569 10 Washington 61 53 .535 6 Boston 61 56 .521 15½ Philadelphia 59 55 .518 8 Toronto 47 70 .402 29½ New York 59 56 .513 8½ Baltimore 38 76 .333 37 Miami 42 71 .372 24½ Central Division Central Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Minnesota 70 44 .614 — Chicago 62 52 .544 — PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Cleveland 68 46 .596 2 Milwaukee 60 56 .517 3 Chicago 51 62 .451 18½ St. Louis 58 55 .513 3½ Troy Merritt shot a course record 62 in the opening round of The Northern Trust Thursday Kansas City 41 74 .357 29½ Cincinnati 54 58 .482 7 afternoon at Liberty National Golf Club in Jersey City, N.J. Detroit 33 78 .297 35½ Pittsburgh 48 66 .421 14 West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Houston 75 40 .652 — Los Angeles 77 40 .658 — Oakland 65 50 .565 10 Arizona 58 57 .504 18 Troy Merritt shoots course record 62 Texas 58 56 .509 16½ San Francisco 56 59 .487 20 Los Angeles 56 60 .483 19½ San Diego 52 61 .460 23 Seattle 48 68 .414 27½ Colorado 52 62 .456 23½ Thursday’s Games Chicago Cubs (Darvish 4-5) at Cincinnati for lead in first round of Northern Trust Boston 3, L.A. Angels 0 (Bauer 9-8), 7:10 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. Washington (Strasburg 14-5) at N.Y. Mets Kansas City at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. (Stroman 6-11), 7:10 p.m. JERSEY CITY, N.J. (AP) ing the action — what little he already has won twice. dinah. Points are quadru- Atlanta at Miami, 7:10 p.m. Pittsburgh (Archer 3-8) at St. Louis (Hud- — Troy Merritt isn’t ob- there was — two groups be- Kevin Kisner and Jon pled in the postseason. Chicago Cubs at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. son 10-6), 8:15 p.m. Cleveland at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. Arizona (Ray 10-7) at L.A. Dodgers (Buehler sessed with his position in hind him with Tiger Woods. Rahm were at 64, while the “I know good golf will take Philadelphia at San Francisco, 9:45 p.m. 10-2), 10:10 p.m. the FedEx Cup and what Woods, in only his third group at 65 included Rory care of itself,” he said. “You Colorado at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. Colorado (Freeland 3-9) at San Diego Friday’s Games (Quantrill 4-3), 10:10 p.m. he needs to advance in the round since the U.S. Open, McIlroy and the sudden- just try to play the best you Oakland (Fiers 10-3) at Chicago White Sox Philadelphia (Smyly 2-6) at San Francisco PGA Tour’s postseason. He made double bogey on the ly hot Webb Simpson, who can. Obviously, I’ll be watch- (Detwiler 1-2), 3:10 p.m. (Beede 3-6), 10:15 p.m. Houston (Miley 10-4) at Baltimore (Bundy Saturday’s Games figures the best solution is shortest hole on the course, posted his sixth straight ing throughout the week- 5-11), 7:05 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at Toronto, 3:07 p.m. good golf, and he delivered three-putted from 15 feet round of 65 or better dat- end, but just getting off to N.Y. Yankees (Happ 9-6) at Toronto L.A. Angels at Boston, 4:05 p.m. (Reid-Foley 1-2), 7:07 p.m. Kansas City at Detroit, 6:10 p.m. his best round of the year and had three bogeys from ing to the final round of the a good start, put that to the Kansas City (Keller 7-11) at Detroit (TBD), Houston at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Thursday in The Northern the fairway in a listless FedEx St. Jude Invitational back of the mind and try to 7:10 p.m. Cleveland at Minnesota, 7:10 p.m. L.A. Angels (Barria 4-5) at Boston (Price Oakland at Chicago White Sox, 7:10 p.m. Trust. round of 75. Along with be- two weeks ago. win a golf tournament.” 7-5), 7:10 p.m. Texas at Milwaukee, 7:10 p.m. Cleveland (Bieber 11-4) at Minnesota Tampa Bay at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Merritt began with a 10- ing 13 shots out of the lead, The wind arrived in the Johnson has no such (Smeltzer 1-1), 8:10 p.m. Philadelphia at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. foot par save, followed with he was in danger of missing afternoon, slowing the on- worries as the No. 7 seed, Texas (Allard 0-0) at Milwaukee (Gonzalez Atlanta at Miami, 6:10 p.m. 2-1), 8:10 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. a pair of 20-foot birdie putts the cut for the first time in slaught of low scores, with though this time of the year Tampa Bay (TBD) at Seattle (Gonzales Washington at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. and took advantage of calm, the FedEx Cup playoffs, no round better than the 66 means a lot to him only be- 12-9), 10:10 p.m. Pittsburgh at St. Louis, 7:15 p.m. Atlanta (Teheran 6-7) at Miami (Smith 7-5), Colorado at San Diego, 8:40 p.m. rain-softened Liberty Na- which also would jeopardize by Justin Rose. cause of past failures. The 7:10 p.m. Arizona at L.A. Dodgers, 9:10 p.m. tional by tying the course a return to East Lake for “Got a bit tricky this af- FedEx Cup isn’t the same record with a 9-under 62 for the Tour Championship. ternoon,” Rose said. “I didn’t as winning a major cham- a one-shot lead over Dustin “We all knew it was soft pay too much attention to pionship, and Johnson has TODAY IN SPORTS Johnson. out here with the rain last this morning’s scores. Saw gone three years since his August 9 1981 — Larry Nelson beats It wasn’t a career low — night,” Woods said. “I knew a scoreboard at one points lone major at the 2016 U.S. 1936 — Jesse Owens becomes Fuzzy Zoeller by three strokes to Merritt twice has shot 61 I had to go get it, post a low — 9 (under), 8, 7s, 6s — and Open. the first American to win four take the PGA Championship. on the PGA Tour — but it one, and didn’t do it. It’s cer- I knew it was on. This golf He narrowly lost out on Olympic gold medals as the Unit- 1984 — Britain’s Daley Thomp- might have been his best tainly out there. Greens are course, if you’re playing the FedEx Cup in 2016 ed States sets a world record son wins his second Olympic round hardly anyone saw. soft. Fairways are soft. You well, you can take it on and when he had a share of the in the 4x100 relay at the Berlin decathlon with a record 8,797 The storm was so fierce can play aggressively and challenge it. ... If you’re not 54-hole lead, shot 73 and points and Valerie Brisco-Hooks Games. The record time of 39.8 on the eve of the FedEx Cup not have any real ramifi- 100 percent on your game, still could have won the sets her second Olympic record seconds lasts for 20 years. playoffs opener that the cations for playing aggres- you have to play conserva- cup if anyone but McIlroy 1950 — Lusty Song, driven by with a 21.81 time in the 200-me- Delvin Miller, wins the Hambleto- ter run. public was not allowed in sive.” tively.” had won. McIlroy won in a nian Stakes in straight heats over 1987 — Larry Nelson sinks a until 10 a.m., nearly three Johnson ran off four Merritt is No. 72 in the playoff. Four other times he Star’s Pride. Lusty Song wins by a 6-foot putt in the first hole of a hours after the round began. straight birdies near the FedEx Cup, with the top 70 went to the Tour Champi- length in the first race and by a playoff to beat Lanny Wadkins in And when the fans arrived, end of his round for a 63, a advancing next week to the onship among the top five neck in the second. the PGA Championship. most of them were watch- good start in a tournament BMW Championship at Me- seeds and didn’t get it done. B4 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 2019 COMICS

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CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Woman happy to be alone attracts unwanted sympathy DEAR ABBY: I’m a come defensive. Calmly middle-aged woman who Dear Abby is written by Abigail explain that you are has survived a 30-year downsizing and decided toxic relationship with a Van Buren, also known as Jeanne to “share the pleasure” the covert narcissist. I am Phillips, and was founded by her item brought you with now blessed to be able to someone else. divorce him and get ther- mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact apy for his emotional Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. DEAR ABBY: I was in- abuse. I have six amazing Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. vited to a professional grown children. I’m also a ballgame by my landlord, sophomore in college and who has season tickets. have a part-time job. This He asked that I remind is the first time in my life disrupt my entire meal? useless knickknacks. him to give me the ticket I am able to actually do When I get rid of an un- because he sells the ones things by myself. To say ALONE BUT NOT needed item, I remember he doesn’t use. I have “re- the least, I am busy. LONELY IN who gave it to me and the minded” him three times Most of the time, I enjoy LOUISIANA special occasion associat- now, but I still haven’t it — shopping, movies and ed with the gift. Then I made it to a game. even dining out. However, DEAR ALONE: Here’s start feeling guilty and When you invite some- for some reason (especial- how. Smile and thank wonder if I will later re- one somewhere, is it po- ly while dining out), I get these kind people for their gret my decision to dis- lite to make them do the unwanted expressions of thoughtfulness. Say that card it. work? He brought it up to sympathy for being alone. at this point in your life me; I didn’t ask. Am I My other issue is, I live wrong? Strangers comment about you are enjoying freedom in a small town. I’m afraid how sad it is to see me and comfortable solitude. if I donate something to a And the next time you en- ANNOYED IN eating all alone. One local charity, friends or PENNSYLVANIA woman offered to intro- ter a restaurant, ask the neighbors may see it at duce me to her brother. host to seat you farther the thrift store, and I’ll DEAR ANNOYED: She went so far as to ask back, so you are not the seem ungrateful for their Asking someone to remind for my phone number so first person these individ- thoughtfulness. How can I you of something makes she could pass it along to uals encounter on the way get over these feelings of sense if the person is more him, so that way I would to their table. guilt as I declutter? organized than you are. have company. As to the sweet lady who However, it is inconsider- I have friends and fami- tried to fix you up with her CRAMPED IN THE ate to extend an invitation ly, and if I had wanted brother, I hope in the fu- CAROLINAS and not follow through. I company at that time, I ture you might be open to don’t blame you for feeling would have invited some- whatever possibilities DEAR CRAMPED: annoyed because, after one. Sometimes I want to come your way. Once a gift (or tchotchke) three reminders and no be alone to enjoy my “me” is given, it is the recipi- follow-through, it appears time. How can I respond to DEAR ABBY: I just ent’s to do with as she your landlord may not these unwanted comments started seasonal house- chooses. If someone chal- have been sincere in invit- and nip the conversations cleaning, and I’m realiz- lenges your decision to do- ing you, or has sold the in the bud so they don’t ing my house is filled with nate an item, do not be- tickets to someone else. BRIDGE

Some plays are easy to overlook Mae West said, “It is better to be South seems to have nine top looked over than overlooked.” tricks: one spade, two hearts, five Yesterday’s deal featured a play diamonds and one club. The original that is easy to overlook, declarer’s declarer did not look further. He took ruffing at trick two to start eloping the second spade with his ace, dis- (as it is called) his low trumps. To- carding a club from the board. Then day’s deal also requires a play that he unblocked the three diamond goes against the grain. honors, cashed the club ace and How should South declare in three played another club. Disaster! East no-trump after West leads the spade produced the club king and cashed queen and continues with the spade four spade tricks for down two. two when permitted to take the first Declarer needs to unblock the dia- trick? In the tournament world, a con- monds. On the second spade, South vention called Lebensohl is pop- must ditch a diamond from dummy ular in this situation. In advance of and let East win the trick. Assuming North’s takeout double, a bid at the East plays another spade (here, it three-level promises 8-11 high-card cannot help to shift), declarer re- points. With fewer than that, South peats the procedure, ducking in his bids an artificial two no-trump. But hand and throwing a diamond from even if you do not employ such the board. South wins the fourth science, North’s three-heart rebid spade, unblocking the final diamond, promises a strong hand. and runs his diamond winners. FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS THIS WEEK IN THEATERS

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This teen drama from Brazil is told through three characters’ perspectives as it explores the universe of music, crime and religion in São Paulo. Good Morning America ABC, 7am From left, Luke Hobbs (Dwayne Johnson), Brixton Lorr (Idris Elba) and Deckard Shaw (Jason Keith Urban takes the stage in NYC’s Central Park Statham) in “Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw,” directed by David Leitch. to show us, once again, why he’s the reigning CMA Entertainer of the Year. Come for the pining vocals on his first-love hit “We Were,” stay for the guitar solos. By Paul Hall ferent individuals who sure thing — you will But that new school WE Day The Fast & Furious have succeeded together be served up nonstop is what comes back to ABC, 8 p.m. in the past, but can they action. This film will not This annual celebration recognizes young people franchise has a ninth haunt Hobbs & Shaw. around the world who are working to be unstoppa- installment due in 2020, work together again? allow you to breathe as Some of the over-the- ble forces for good. The one-hour special showcases but it is so profitable A virus has been sto- the action starts from top sequences later in len. If unleashed, it the minute the lights go the best moments from a daylong event -- hosted by that we now have a the film become almost Neil Patrick Harris and featuring performances and could destroy much of down and doesn’t let up spinoff featuring two of laughable. These larg- inspiring speeches from notables including Chance the world’s population until after the credits fi- the Rapper, Selena Gomez, Mahershala Ali, Natalie the characters who ar- er-than-life moments Portman, Bill Nye, Meghan Trainor, Joe Jonas and Lil- from the inside out. It nally roll. And yes, there are sometimes fantasti- rived in the middle of was stolen by Hattie is a scene post credits ly Singh -- that was filmed in Los Angeles before a the franchise. Hobbs & cal in their complexity crowd of 16,000 students who had all earned their (Vanessa Kirby), a rogue that shows karma com- Shaw brings all of the and that deflates a bit tickets through volunteerism. MI-6 agent who was al- ing to all. of the momentum that Deadly Influencer action, comedy and out- ready being hunted by The action is top- had been built to this Lifetime Movies, 8 p.m. right fun to life away Brixton (Idris Elba), a notch throughout with Original Film! from the series’ arc. point. Still, it is another Skylar (Morgan Taylor Campbell) is obsessed with member of the shadowy a mix of computer-gen- Luke Hobbs (Dwayne organization that plans erated sequences and chapter in the very suc- managing the careers of her social media “influenc- cessful franchise and I er” classmates, and will stop at nothing to achieve Johnson) and Deckard to dominate the world. live action stunt work her goals, including murder. After eliminating the Shaw (Jason Statham) Can Hobbs and Shaw that sometimes bog- give some of that ridicu- most popular girl in school, Skylar turns her sights have never liked each put their differences gles the mind. The best lousness a pass because on Jessica (Abby Ross), a new girl who is an up-and- other. Hobbs has spent aside to capture Hattie moments are when live we just love the action. coming fashion blogger. But Jessica’s mother, Lynn Though not as many (Anne Dudek), suspects that Skylar is dangerous his life in law enforce- and the virus before a stunts are performed and pledges to protect her daughter. ment tracking down worldwide epidemic? Or and it made me smile to cars are here, buckle Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders: Making the Team bad people — including is Brixton destined to see the list of stuntmen up and hold on because CMT, 9 p.m. Shaw — and putting lead the charge toward who worked on the film. Hobbs & Shaw will take Consider this the long-running reality show’s Viewer them in prison. Shaw is destruction? Old-fashioned filmmak- you for a wild, though Participation Night: The 100-plus hopefuls dying to be NFL cheerleaders learn the famous Dallas kick an incredibly success- Get ready, because ing combined with new- bumpy, ride. line. Can you follow along at home? Halter top and ful criminal. Hobbs and with the Fast & Furious school imagination is short-shorts optional. 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Wiegman a/k/a Barbara Wiegman to Financial G.L. c. 210, S 6 as nominee for Eastern Bank, dated January 23, 2004 and recorded in the Essex Freedom Senior Funding Corporation, dated March 23, 2009 and registered at the Docket No. ES19A0067AD County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 22329, Page 383, of which Essex County (Southern District) Registry District of the Land Court as document Essex Probate and Family Court mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, by assignment from: number 497298, and noted on certificate of title number 75773, of which 36 Federal Street mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, by assignment from: Salem, MA 01970 Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. to Federal National Mortgage (987)744-1020 Association, recorded on January 19, 2017, in Book No. 35622, at Page 422 Financial Freedom Senior Funding Corporation to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as Nominee for Financial Freedom Acquisition LLC, registered on In the matter of: Emily Natasha Paxtor Merida Federal National Mortgage Association to Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB, November 9, 2009, Document No. 504246, as noted on Certificate of Title No. d/b/a Christiana Trust, not individually but as trustee for Pretium Mortgage 75773 To: Acquisition Trust, recorded on May 9, 2018, in Book No. 36704, at Page 193 Cesar Eulizar Paxtor L.K.A. Lynn, MA Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as Nominee for Financial Freedom and persons interested in a petition for the adoption of said child and to the for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, Acquisition LLC to CIT Bank, N.A., registered on June 10, 2016, Document No. Department of Children and Families of said Commonwealth, 280 Merrimac St., the same will be sold at Public Auction at 12:00 PM on August 28, 2019, on the 572500, as noted on Certificate of Title No. 75773 2nd fl. Lawrence, MA 01843 mortgaged premises located at 52 Allerton Street, Lynn, Essex County, A petition has been presented to said court by Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, CIT Bank, N.A. to Bank of New York Mellon Trust Company, N.A. as Trustee for Berni Guriel Monge-Rodas of Lynn, MA Mortgage Assets Management Series I Trust, registered on March 12, 2019, Maria Francisca Merida Monge of Lynn, MA TO WIT: Document No. 600313, as noted on Certificate of Title No. 75773 requesting for leave to adopt said child and that the name of the child be changed Property Address:52 Allerton Street, Lynn, Massachusetts 01904 to for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, Emily Natasha Merida Monge A parcel of land together with the buildings thereon situated in said Lynn, now the same will be sold at Public Auction at 5:00 PM on September 9, 2019, on the If you object to this adoption you are entitled to the appointment of an known and numbered as ''52 Allerton Street'' and being shown as Lot B on a Plan mortgaged premises located at 2 Woodbury Avenue, Saugus, Essex County, attorney if you are an indigent person. of Land belonging to Stanbon, Nye, & Hill situated in Lynn, Mass., dated Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, An indigent person is defined by SJC Rule 3:10. The definition includes but is not November 30, 1924, and recorded with the Essex South District Registry of Deeds limited to persons receiving TAFDC, EACDC, poverty related veteran's benefits, in Book of Plans 43, Plans 2-B, and further bounded and described as follows: TO WIT: Medicaid, and SSI. The Court will determine if you are indigent. Contact an Locus: 2 Woodbury Avenue, Saugus, Massachusetts 01906 Assistant Judicial Case Manager of Adoption Clerk of the Court before the date NORTHEASTERLY by Allerton Street, 47 feet; A certain parcel of land situate in Saugus, in the County Of Essex and said listed to obtain the necessary forms. NORTHWESTERLY by Lot C as shown on said Plan, 98.95 feet; Commonwealth, bounded and described as follows: IF YOU DESIRE TO OBJECT THERETO, YOU OR YOUR ATTORNEY MUST FILE A SOUTHEASTERLY by land now or formerly of Cotton and by land now or formerly of Easterly: by Holland Street one hundred one and 59/100 (101.59) feet; WRITTEN APPEARANCE IN SAID COURT AT: Healey, 47 feet; and Southerly: by Woodbury Avenue seventy-one and 76/100 (71.76) feet; Salem SOUTHWESTERLY by Lot A as shown on said Plan, 98.95 feet Westerly: by Riverbank Road ninety nine and 97/100 (99.97) feet; and ON OR BEFORE TEN O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING (10:00 AM) ON: Northerly: by land now or formerly of Henry S. Smith et al one hundred two and 08/26/2019 Be all of said measurments, more or less, or however otherwise bounded, 09/100 (102.09) feet. Witness, Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court measured, or described. All said boundaries are determined by the Land Court to be located as shown Date: June 20, 2019 upon a plan numbered 21981-A, drawn by Henry Seaver, surveyor, dated August Pamela Casey O'Brien Containing 4,650 square feet of land, according to said Plan (the ''Premises''). 5, 1949, as modified and approved by the Court, filed in the Land Registration Register of Probate Office, a copy of a portion of which is filed with Original Certificate of Title #20073 Item: July 26, August 2, 9, 2019 For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern in said Registry. District) Registry of Deeds in Book 22329, Page 382. So much of the above described land as is included within the limits of said TOWN OF SAUGUS Holland Street and Riverbank Road is subject to the rights of all persons lawfully ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit entitled thereto in and over the same. The above described land is subject to the SAUGUS, MASSACHUSETTS 01906 of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the easements for the benefit of the Lynn Gas and Electric Company and the New 781-231-4030 nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax England Telephone and Telegraph referred to in a grant by James M. Amero to the titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or Lynn Gas and Electric Company et al, dated April 10,, 1950, and duly recorded in AUGUST 2019 AGENDA liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, Book 3746, Page 551 in said Registry. Part of the above described land is subject having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, to a Taking of Easement by the Essex County Commissioners, dated December 28, easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. 1951, and filed as Document #64272 in said Registry, and shown on plan filed The SAUGUS ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS will hold a public hearing on with said document. For our title see Certificate of Title No. 56770. THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 2019 at 7:00 pm, in the SAUGUS PUBLIC LIBRARY, TERMS OF SALE: 295 Central Street (Meeting in the First Floor Community Room), Saugus. For mortgagor's(s') title see deed registered with Essex County (Southern The following petitions will be heard. Petitioner or their representative must be A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check District) Registry District of the Land Court as Document No. 415349, as noted on present. will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The Certificate of Title No. 75773. balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 1. On the petition of Derek S. Flynn the owner of the property at 15 Freeman California St., Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit Ave., (Lot #15.1, Plan #2022) seeking a special permit to build a 20' x 28" side Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the yard deck and a variance for a 7' rear yard setback where 15' is required. date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or 2. On the petition of Doris Nolan and Michael O'Neil, owners of the property at shall control in the event of an error in this publication. liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, 14 Felton Ct., (Lot #259, Plan #2027) seeking a special permit to build a 20' x having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, 22' garage and a variance for a 5' side yard, and rear yard, setback where 10' is Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. required. WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND SOCIETY, FSB, D/B/A CHRISTIANA TRUST, NOT TERMS OF SALE: 3. On the petition of Jeffrey Moses, Jr., owner of the property at 14 Henry St., INDIVIDUALLY BUT AS TRUSTEE FOR PRETIUM MORTGAGE ACQUISITION TRUST (Lot #62, Plan #3018) seeking a special permit to build a 38' x 26' second floor Present holder of said mortgage A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check to add 3 bedrooms, 1 bath and laundry and a variance for a 8.8' side yard will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The setback where 10' is required and a 16.5' front yard setback where 20' is required By its Attorneys, balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 and it exceeds the 25% lot coverage. HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. California St., Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, 150 California St. Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the 4. On the petition of Essex Landing, TB Holdings Inc., owner of the property at Newton, MA 02458 date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full 1565-1575 Broadway, (Lot #49, Plan#2030) seeking a variance to install one (617)558-0500 of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage new signle sided 88" x 84.5" wall sign (channel letters where one one sign is 2017010246 shall control in the event of an error in this publication. allowed over the principle entrance. Item: August 2, 9, 16, 2019 Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. TABLED FROM THE JULY MEETING PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON TRUST COMPANY, N.A. AS TRUSTEE FOR MORTGAGE 5. On the petition of Ministerio La Palabra Unicion Y Fuego Inc, owner of the As required by the Internal Revenue As required by the Internal Revenue ASSETS MANAGEMENT SERIES I TRUST property at 1288 Broadway, (Lot #238, Plan #2027) seeking a variance to add a Code, the Annual Report of the Helen Code, the Annual Report of the Doris L. Present holder of said mortgage 48" x 120" internally lit sign to two existing columns where a 50' front setback is Fava Charitable Trust is available for Benz Trust is available for inspection at required. inspection at the office of the Trustee, the office of the Co-Trustee, located at By its Attorneys, located at 135 Loop Road Otisfield, 135 Loop Road, Otisfield, Maine, HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. 6. On the petition of Javier Mendez, owner of the property at 5 Acadia Ave., (Lot ME 04270, upon application to the 04270, upon application to the 150 California St. #62, 63, Plan #20031034) seeking a special permit to build a 24' x 24' garage Trustee, Ronald P. 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REVIEW ‘Jersey Boys’ a show for all Four Seasons By Bill Brotherton last name to Valli, and star- range as Mary Delgado, ITEM FEATURES EDITOR dom’s in the stars. who, like Frankie, sees the The musical is set up as band as a way to escape BEVERLY — Jukebox four “seasons,” each narrat- a humdrum existence in musicals have been a big ed by a member of the band Joisey. Luke Darnell (Mob hit with North Shore Mu- who gives his version of the boss Gyp DeCarlo), Ashley sic Theatre audiences. Last band’s career. No two ver- Chasteen (Lorraine), Mia year, a vibrant “Mamma sions are alike. The harmo- Mia,” featuring the songs Gerachis (Francine Valli), nies might have been glori- Josh Greenblatt, Michael of ABBA, was a box-office ous onstage, but offstage it bonanza. Next year, NSMT Allan Haggerty, David La- was less than harmonious. Marr, Corey Mosello, Alyssa owner/producer/smart The “Jersey Boys” biogra- McAnany, and EJ Dohring businessman Bill Hanney phy is darker than that are wonderful in a variety will bring back “Mamma of most jukebox musicals, of roles. Mia” and present “The and it’s entertainingly told Buddy Holly Story,” which warts and all, often punc- Kevin Hill, director and celebrates the music of Hol- tuated with F-bombs befit- choreographer, and his ly and other early rock ‘n’ ting guys from the Garden team add a few terrific rollers. State. unexpected elements to Wednesday night, the The four lead actors the production, especially best jukebox musical of are uniformly excellent, bringing the action into the all, “Jersey Boys,” opened and each is blessed with audience and using the en- at the Beverly theater-in- a strong, gorgeous voice. tire theater. The costumes the-round and oh, what a Acosta shines as brash and set design, as usual, are night of entertainment it risk-taker, lovable swine exceptional. Even the wigs PHOTOS | NSMT is. It shines a spotlight on Tommy, whose excesses are brilliant. And NSMT is the music, career highs and eventually break up the to be commended for hir- lows, and internal drama band. Puette is fabulous as ing top-notch musicians; no of ‘60s hitmakers Frankie Nick, whether he’s calm- pre-recorded sounds here: Valli and The Four Seasons. ly helping young Frankie bravo! My eyes (and ears) adored find his way or hilariously The Four Seasons’ songs every minute of it. describing how unpleas- get the audience singing, The band’s story is com- ant it is to have Tommy many in exaggerated fal- pelling: Two guys from New as a roomie on the road. setto. It’s easy to forget how Jersey dream of being pop Hamilton is solid as Bob, many hits these guys had: music stars; if only they the driven, ambitious, “Rag Doll,” “Sherry,” “Big can find simpatico band- clear-thinking, real brains Girls Don’t Cry,” “Walk Like mates and a way to stay behind the band. Alonso, a Man,” “December, 1963 out of prison. When Tommy whose remarkable falsetto (Oh, What a Night),” “My DeVito (Andres Acosta) and sounds eerily like Valli’s, Nick Massi (Alex Puette) sends every song into the Eyes Adored You,” “Let’s hear teenager Frankie Cas- stratosphere. It’s thrilling Hang On (To What We’ve telluccio (Jonathan Mous- to watch his Valli evolve Got),” and, especially, that set Alonso) sing, they real- from naive teen to selfish/ “weird” song “Can’t Take ize he might be the missing conflicted husband/father My Eyes Off You.” All are piece of the puzzle. When to confident pop star. performed expertly. songwriter/keyboardist There’s not a weak link “Jersey Boys” is a series Bob Gaudio (Luke Hamil- in the entire cast. Barry of peaks, not a single Valli. Top: Luke Hamilton (Bob Gaudio), left, and Jonathan Mousset Alon- ton) wows them at an im- Anderson is a howl as re- Well, other than the obvi- so in Jersey Boys, playing at North Shore Music Theatre through promptu audition, the band cord producer Bob Crewe. ous one. It plays through Sept. 1. Above: Alex Puette (Nick Massi), right, and Andrés Acosta is set. Frankie changes his Alaina Mills shows great Sept. 1. (Tommy DeVito).

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FEAR AND PANIC here.” Then 9/11 happened. and malls, and theaters, and cycles in Times Square a few safety, and mental health issues, From A1 For awhile, we told ourselves parks, and schools, and work, nights ago sent scores of people but won’t address the pervasive we would be OK. The perpetra- and houses of worship, without fleeing in a panic. Police had to sickness of racism and white su- shooter took out movie fans at a tors were foreigners, radicalized living on high alert, and looking tweet out there was no active premacy. We stupidly and numb- midnight showing of The Dark elsewhere, misguided in their for the exits. shooter. ly offer up thoughts and prayers Knight in 2012. beliefs. As long as we could “oth- When my daughter was a teen- When we have an administra- and move on, letting our fellow It’s not in the back of my mind er” them, we could go about our ager, I would caution her about tion that calls my vocation “the human beings mourn their dead when I go to the movies, it’s way daily business. going to house parties of peo- enemy of the people,” shouldn’t and try to rebuild permanently out front. Check the exits, have But we can’t keep telling our- ple she knew only tangentially. I worry that someone will take shattered lives, thankful that at an escape plan. selves these fairytales. We can’t But she’s a city kid, and she has issue with my next opinion piece least it wasn’t us. This time. America’s new normal is living blame different religions, or honed her intuitive skills to pick and deliver a fatal device to my In a day or two, another mass in fear and despair. undocumented immigrants, or up those weird, sketchy vibes. office? They used to say being shooting will undoubtedly grab When did living, breathing, brown people at the border. We She knows if a place doesn’t feel paranoid doesn’t mean they still the headlines. Does anyone re- just existing become so damn can’t “other” this away. The ha- right, even if you’re there only aren’t out to get you. member the horror of the shoot- hard? tred is coming from inside our 30 seconds, it’s time to go. You So here’s the thing. ing at a Garlic Festival in Cal- A few weeks before Sept. 11, country. never wait for the fists — or bul- Our paranoia, and anxiety, ifornia a mere two weekends 2001, there was a suicide bomb- Our new normal is rabid, do- lets — to start flying. and despair is the new normal. ago? ing at an outdoor market in a mestic terrorism. It is fueled But now I’m more worried That sense of impending doom This new normal is unaccept- city in the Middle East. Don’t by vitriolic white supremacists, when she goes to a mall or a con- has started to envelop us, para- able — and unsustainable — ask me which one, I couldn’t rage-filled young — and mid- cert than if she goes to a house lyzing and keeping us from en- though not necessarily a fait even tell you which country. dle-aged — men who feel enti- party. joying the simplest pleasures of accompli. But first we have to But as I looked at the pictures tled to take whatever they want Remember how they used to living day to day without an exit acknowledge that the evil ha- of chaos in that morning’s Bos- from whomever they choose. say when you hear hoof beats, strategy. tred that drives this insanity ton Globe, I remember thinking, So they unleash their ultravi- think horses, not zebras? We are a nation increasingly lives with us, among us, and too “we’ll never understand how olent fantasy on the rest of us, We’re thinking zebras all the fueled by anger, hate, and fear. often, in us. horrible this is, until it happens who only want to go to festivals, time. The backfire from motor- Yet we continue to debate gun — Cheryl Charles Hatred. Racism. What’s the difference?

RACISM ous and a potential threat. From A1 It’s truly disappointing, and very irre- sponsible, that we choose to use language who believes that a particular race is su- that incorrectly accounts for the events perior to another. we are currently experiencing. Words Interestingly enough, nowhere in that matter. Precise language matters. And definition, or in any that I found, was it it’s extremely important to label things mentioned that racism is considered a what they are. This person had an agen- mental health disorder or disease. Also, da, and it was a race-driven one. I couldn’t find any link that would deter- What’s truly more disturbing than the mine that the two are somehow connect- lack of precise language, is the fact that ed, or that one results of the other. racism is a choice. No one is born a rac- I think this is interesting because I ist. Children at the playground do not hear a lot of people justify the behavior discriminate against other children their as a mental health issue. age because they are of a different color. For example, in the shooting at El Paso, Why? Because they don’t see race, they Texas, a shooter drove 650 miles in 10 see another person with whom to play hours to shoot specifically at a group with and be entertained. of people, of a specific ethnicity, that he So, how does one become a racist? knew would gather at a specific place. He When does that even happen? I’m sure is being called by some mentally ill. Well people do not want to become one, right? in my eyes, he is not. He is a racist. By Or do they? definition, he fits that description as well I honestly don’t have any answers to as the profile. these questions. I do know that since one It really aggravates me to hear people is not born a racist, the responsibility of justifying his behavior as a sickness. I transforming people into racists lies with find it extremely offensive to the people the person parenting them, or helping who actually suffer from mental illness their upbringing. and will now, as a consequence of this And we’re all left to deal with it. and other attacks, be labeled as danger- — Carolina Trujillo

Internet a feeding ground PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The face of hatred ultimately becomes the face of grief, as was the case in El Paso, Texas. INTERNET nine people in Dayton, Ohio — their own From A1 sisters. The Broadway stage did not reflect the lunatic fringe. And absent anything prov- conscience of Americans very much in Party of two: a political divide ing otherwise, should be treated as such. the 1940s and early 1950s. Pure, family If you are interested in gaining a rea- entertainment was the objective. But Os- POLITICAL DIVIDE were attacking each other. soned perspective on issues, you should car Hammerstein managed to sneak one From A1 Democrats were calling Republicans consult reasoned sources and websites and in while he was composing the lyrics for evil and Republicans were accusing Dem- read those. Learn which outlets peddle “South Pacific.” The song was “You Have stand to be in the same room. Introduc- ocrats of only having one motive: taking far-right, or far-left propaganda and take to be Carefully Taught,” and it received ing yourself as a Democrat seems to get away their right to own a gun. Our pain those with the appropriate grain of salt, if its share of criticism for hitting too close you labeled as a “wimpy liberal” and turns into anger and our anger turns into you choose to read them at all. They do not to home in an era where lighthearted identifying as a Republican has people hatred. promote understanding. They evoke hate romps were far more the norm. assuming you’re a racist who hates wom- How in the world are we going to get and resentment, and their authors are ab- “You’ve got to be taught/To hate and en. Not one person has the same ideas or anything done if we continue to blame solutely intent on digging it out of us until fear,/You’ve got to be taught/From year perspectives as another, so why are we each other? it practically explodes. And sadly, it can of- to year,/It’s got to be drummed/In your assuming people registered in the same These political ideologies have turned ten explode out of the barrel of a gun and dear little ear/You’ve got to be carefully party are all the same people? into a way of life that has drawn a huge into a crowd of innocent people. taught.” Parties were formed to build coalitions line down the country, separating blue By now, we should know enough to so the country, as a whole, could win. It was true in 1949, when Rodgers and from red. And it’s spreading global- choose our vessels of information wisely, Hammerstein composed that song, and Lately, it doesn’t feel like we are winning ly. George Washington may have had and to see through emotion-charged re- the United States was emerging from anything at all. We’re filled with a lot the right idea about warning his fellow sponses that serve more to incite than to World War II with the knowledge of what of hate and despair and the hostility is founding fathers about the dangers of encourage honest feedback. had happened in Europe. And it’s true clouding the air quicker than our carbon The word “radicalized” was thrown now. footprint. separated parties. around after the Boston Marathon bomb- And it was true in the early 1970s when Other countries have become fearful of I’m a registered Democrat because I be- ing. The Tsarnaev Brothers were said to Anthony Burgess and Stanley Kubrick us because of this divide. Just last week- lieve in equality and power being held by have been “radicalized” after being di- conspired to perpetrate one of the most end, in the wake of back-to-back mass the population as a whole. Whether you rected to various internet sites. We nod, dystopian of dystopian horrors on the shootings in two separate American agree or disagree with that view, I think and accept as a fact, that people with for- movie-going public with “A Clockwork states, several countries sent out advi- we can all agree that we want our coun- eign-sounding names, and foreign-look- Orange,” with its marauding packs of dis- sory warnings to their residents about try, the place where we live and raise our ing faces, can consult a few websites, affected teenage boys who were so bored traveling to the U.S. families, to be better. We want to feel safe. and end up twisted enough with hate and disillusioned with life that “a bit of Differing political views on the shoot- Democrat or Republican, I don’t think and resentment to plant bombs in front the old ultraviolence” was the only anti- ings and gun control laws quickly turned anyone feels safe right now. of 8-year-old boys. But we refuse to con- dote. into a social media frenzy. People weren’t We have a country in crisis. We need sider the fact that Americans can do the It’s even truer now, when the hate just having intellectual conversations on the to stop pitting our views against each same thing, develop the same hate, and overflows throughout the internet. subject, or discussing ways to work to- other and start using our differences as then go out and shoot 6-year-old children Is this really what we want? gether to stop these tragedies that con- strengths instead of weaknesses. and — in the case of the man who killed — Steve Krause tinue to take away our loved ones, they — Bella diGrazia Let’s call Nazi imagery what it is: hatred

NAZI IMAGERY ing Adolph Hitler’s drawn days classic, “The Rise and Fall of hateful regime responsible for We can never become compla- From A1 ago on a woman’s face depicted the Third Reich” to learn about the deaths of millions of Jews, in cent about hate and its imag- in a downtown mural. what the SS did in Austria. addition to thousands of other ery, warned Anti-Defamation The community cable public Add this filth to the Holocaust “Hundreds of Jews, men and war fatalities including Ameri- League New England Executive access station is inviting the denial posters left at Temple women, were picked off the can GIs? What attracts someone Director Robert Trestan. public to a Monday, August 19, 7 Emanu-El in Marblehead on streets and put to work cleaning to the terror and fear the Nazis “We run a grave danger of be- p.m. forum on hate and anti-Se- July 15. public latrines and the toilets of employed during their enslave- coming immune to symbols of mitic graffiti that has appeared If you are responsible for these the barracks where the S.A. and ment of Europe and the former hatred. If we become immune, around the city. The forum will acts and you are reading these S.S. were quartered.” western Soviet Union? we lose our moral compass. We be held at LCTV’s 181 Union St. words, step into the light and Want a little more information If you are related to a GI who should never miss calling out studios. tell the rest of us why you em- about the SS? Read Peter Cad- fought in World War II; if you ever people who traffic in hatred,” Residents who refuse to tol- brace the hate and terror that dick-Adams’ description (“Snow watched World War II veterans Trestan said. erate hate’s infestation in Lynn defined Nazi Germany. and Steel,” 2015) of the Decem- march by you in a parade; if you It is time for us all to shine light photographed hate graffiti The symbols common to each ber, 1944 massacre of American have ever looked up at an Amer- on hate when we see it. We must found during the last year in of the downtown hate scrawlings troops in Belgium. ican flag, then you should be dis- report it to authorities and orga- the Mount Vernon, Silsbee and were twin, angularly-drawn ‘S’s “’SS troops vicinity {map ref- gusted to your core by even the nizations charged with fighting Broad streets area. They for- or lightning bolts. John Keegan, erence} L 8199 captured US most tangential, never mind obvi- hate and prosecuting it. We must warded the photographs to the in his 1970 book titled, “Waffen MP, with about two hundred US ous, reference to the Nazi-killing take a zero tolerance attitude Anti-Defamation League be- SS the asphalt soldiers,” tells us soldiers … When finished, Ger- machine that was the SS. toward hate, all the while know- fore the offending symbols were the SS, Hitler’s killing machine, mans lined up Americans and History’s accumulating weight ing that the battle against hate painted over. drew on ancient Nordic “runes” shot them with machine pistols always informs the present. It never ends but the alternative — The symbols included a swas- to create their signature light- and machine guns.’” crushes with truth those who existence beneath the weight of tika scrawled on the back door of ning bolt emblem. Why would someone celebrate traffic in fear, who sneak out terror and fear — awaits us if we a Silsbee Street business in late Who were the SS? Nazi Germany in graffiti im- and scrawl hate and then dash surrender to hate. 2018 and a moustache mimick- Read William L. Shirer’s 1959 ages, paying homage to a sick, back into dark corners. — Thor Jourgensen