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Face it: This is a sweet fundraising ideaDEALS OF THE By Bella diGrazia ralysis of the stomach, while having fun. eld was something I looked forward to every Andrew Belliveau of ITEM STAFF “I was diagnosed with it when I was 10 years week.” Lynn, $whoDA hasY $lived old,” said Belliveau. Going through it at such a The reason behind the pie? Belliveau said with gastroparesisPG. 3 for LYNN — Andrew Belliveau, 22, is ready to young age, I never fully understood what was with the illness, he is unable to digest certain 10 years, pies himself smash gastroparesis out of the park for the in the face to raise second year in a row. going on so I was just going through the mo- things so when the holidays come around he awareness for his The Lynn native is hosting his 2nd Annual tions and forcing myself to go to school for an can’t indulge in his favorite desserts, such as cause and the GP Pie- “GP Pie-A-Thon” on Sunday, from 10 a.m. to 2 hour or two at most, so I wouldn’t get behind. pies. A-Thon he is hosting p.m., at Gowdy Memorial Park in Lynn. Inspired Being away from my friends was very dif - “After you smash it in your face the rst in- DEALS by the “Ice-Bucket Challenge,” which raised mil- cult and I remember baseball being my oasis stinct is to lick it off, but for us gastro-patients, on Sunday at Gowdy lions of dollars to combat Lou Gehrig’s disease, because the mental aspect of the game dis- you can’t,” he said. Park. OF THE Belliveau said he wanted to raise awareness tracted me from my symptoms, even though about gastroparesis, an illness that creates pa- I couldn’t play all that much. Being on the PIE, A3 ITEM$ PHOTODA | SPENSERY$ HASAK PG. 3 Reading is Saugus trains elementary to prevent for better heartbreak at schools Breakheart

By Thor Jourgensen By Bridget Turcotte ITEM STAFF ITEM STAFF LYNN — Reading and Education- SAUGUS — First responders are team- al Assistance for Learning (REAL) ing up to prevent another tragedy at founder Jan Plourde likes to look Breakheart Reservation. ahead. She envisions replicating Drowning is the leading cause of death her Atlantic Street program in six among young children both nationally and other neighborhoods across the city. in Massachusetts, according to State De- “We have the experience, energy partment of Public Health of ce. The Sau- and excitement to do it,” Plourde said. gus Fire Department receives at least one The Beverly native drew on her call for a water rescue each year, said Fire background running a former Chief Michael Newbury. Learning Tree educational mate- To prepare for this, re ghters spent ve rial store and a daycare center to days this week training at Breakheart’s establish REAL in 2013. She used Pearce Lake with Department of Con- her contacts with Lynn teachers to servation and Recreation lifeguards, the reach out to parents interested in Stoneham dive team and the Lynn Fire enhancing their kids’ school experi- Department. Meanwhile, Armstrong EMS ences with additional reading-based went through land-based EMS exercises. learning. “The goal was to do a multi-agency train- Initially located in the former ing and get used to each other and get a Temple Ahabat Sholom on Ocean lot more pro cient working together,” said Street, REAL moved to board of Saugus Deputy Chief Tom D’Eon, who directors member Brad Payne’s At- took part in the training. lantic Street home in 2017. Crews used three mannequins and The home’s ornate woodwork con- Lynn’s rescue boat to practice rescue and trasts with the bright colors and recovery drills. They started with a single shelves of children’s books in the victim and then used all three to simulate rst- oor rooms used by REAL. beachgoers who try to make the rescue on REAL’s mission, outlined in its their own and nd themselves in trouble. literature, is to improve literacy The lifeguards — many of whom are by providing children with books, teenagers and young adults — were inte- homework assistance and “just grated into the training. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK plain healthy fun.” “They are the ones who are going to re- Mohamed Hab, 9, of Lynn, ponders his next move in Scrabble as he plays spond rst to a drowning,” said D’Eon. READING, A3 with his sister and mentors at the REAL Program. “They have the greatest likelihood of res- cuing a viable victim.” Breakheart has two lakes and a large forest. Swimming is prohibited in all of Disconnect on Tremont Street INSIDE Silver Lake and most of Pearce Lake. A Saugus small portion of Pearce Lake is roped off State rep honored for and patrolled by lifeguards. This section of commitment to environment. A2 the lake is the only place where swimming is allowed, said DCR spokeswoman Olivia Opinion Dorrance. A sad ending in Saugus. A4 Lifeguards are stationed where swim- ming is allowed from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. LOOK! seven days a week from Memorial Day to Bella diGrazia will help you sort Labor Day, she said. All other areas have through all the new music released on streaming services. A8 BREAKHEART, A3 Saugus nursing home comes to an agreement with union By Bridget Turcotte the facility. ITEM STAFF Ownership in January proposed making workers’ 30-minute meal breaks unpaid, SAUGUS — Seventy nursing home which would equal a 6.25 percent wage ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK workers at Saugus Care and Rehabili- tation Center have reached a four-year cut, and canceled the last bargaining ses- The third and nal phase of the Building Futures Project and construc- contract agreement with management. sion without rescheduling, according to tion of the new STEM/Gateway building at St. Mary’s has begun. The “We are proud of the work we do, and health care workers union 1199SEIU. foundation of the new building has been poured and the stairs to the this agreement is an important step The healthcare workers, including cer- gymnasium have been removed. Friday morning, the bridge connecting that will ensure we can continue to ti ed nursing assistants, dietary tech- the William F. Connell Center to the Tony Conigliario Gymnasium was provide the type of quality care fami- nicians, licensed practical nurses, and torn down. The new building is expected to open in the fall of 2020. St. lies and residents rely upon,” said Eddy Mary’s is a Catholic, college-preparatory school serving grades 6-12. Pierre, a certi ed nursing assistant at SAUGUS, A3

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Donald F. Fucci, 78 James E. Owen, 66 1940-2019 MARBLEHEAD — Donald F. LYNN — James E. Owen of Fucci, 78 years old, of Mar- Lynn, 66, beloved husband blehead, longtime resident of of Louise M. (Graciale) Owen, Swampscott and Lynn, died died June 24, 2019 at the unexpectedly at home on Kaplan Family Hospice House, Monday, June 24, 2019. Danvers. He was born on Dec. 14, Born in Winchester, he is 1940 in Lynn, the son of the the son of the late Frank and late Domenic and Pauline Adelaide Owen. James was a (MacDormand) Fucci. He longtime resident of Lynn and was raised in Lynn, and after was employed with the Caruso high school went on to earn Corporation as a heavy ma- a bachelors degree in biology chinery operator. Rep. RoseLee Vincent shares a moment with and chemistry from Suffolk In his spare time James Saugus Action Volunteers for the Environment University and a Master’s of loved to go boating and sh- (SAVE) President Ann Devlin. Education from Salem State. ing. He was a beloved son, He was employed in sales husband, father, grandfather most of his career in a variety and brother who will be deep- State rep honored of industries, including medi- ly missed. cal instruments. Don was also one great-grandson, Owen of In addition to his wife of 36 at Holy Family Church Mon- a talented musician, playing Florida. In addition, he is sur- years, James is survived by day, July 1 at 11 a.m. Burial for commitment the piano professionally for vived by his sister, Janice Fuc- his children, James and Lau- is private. Assisting the fam- many years. ci Brown and husband Bob of ra Owen, Daniel Owen, Brian ily with arrangements is the He was an avid golfer, loved Methuen; sister-in-law, Nan- Reynolds, Jeff and Ashley Af- NADWORNY Funeral Home, to environment watching all New England cy Fucci of New Hampshire; fonco and Peter Affonco, all of 798 Western Ave., Lynn, MA sports teams, attending Red as well as many nieces and Lynn; his sister, Linda Gray of 01905. For guest book www. SAUGUS — State Rep. sues. She thanked them Sox games, and his great- nephews. Donald was prede- Maine; and his loving grand- nadwornyfuneralhome.com. est joy, spending time with ceased by his brother Richard RoseLee Vincent (D-Re- “for not only standing child Thea Owen. vere) has been honored for shoulder-to-shoulder in his daughters, grandchildren Fucci of New Hampshire and Service information: Rela- and great-grandson. He will by the mother of his children, her “unswerving commit- the ght against the ex- tives and friends are invited ment to environmental pansion of the Wheelabra- be remembered for his nev- Yvonne Fucci of Peabody. to attend his memorial Mass er-ending joke reel, his ability Service information: His issues and the health and tor Saugus ash land ll, to nd a bargain and his gen- funeral will be held on Tues- safety of her constituents” but also for your unwav- erous heart. He will be missed day, July 2, 2019 at 12 p.m. by Saugus Action Volun- ering commitment to pro- deeply. in the SOLIMINE Funeral teers for the Environment tecting and preserving the He is survived by his four home, 426 Broadway, Lynn, Paul Foley Sr., 65 (SAVE). environment for the town beloved daughters, Gina Fucci with visiting hours prior from Vincent received the of Saugus and beyond,” Whitten and husband Emmett 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Burial in honor during a business said Vincent. of Loxahatchee, Fla., Andre’a Swampscott Cemetery. In LYNN — Paul Foley Sr., age time companion, Diana Nick- dinner at The Continental “I commend SAVE for be- Fucci Kiewert of Deer Park, lieu of owers, donations in 65, of Lynn, passed away erson of Lynn; his grandchil- in Saugus. ing a founding member of Wash., Melissa Fucci O’Sul- Donald’s name may be made suddenly on Sunday, June 23, dren, Christopher Foley of Lynn, “Representative Vin- the ‘Alliance for Health and livan and husband Sean of to the Spina Bi da Associa- 2019. He was the husband of James L. Bell of San Francisco, cent, a founding member Environment’ which, along Marblehead and Robyn Fucci tion of Greater New England, the late Susan M. Foley. Calif., Ryan J. Bell and Nicho- of the Alliance for Health with other prestigious en- and ancé Derek Peterson of 219 E. Main St., Milford, MA Born and raised in Jamaica las J. Bell, both of Lynn, Alison and the Environment, vironmental groups, has Marblehead. He is also sur- 01757 in honor of his cher- Plain and Boston, he resided Foley, Hannah Foley, Hailey Fo- consistently stands in the been amazing in the ght vived by his nine loving grand- ished niece Caitlin. Direc- in Lynn for 43 years. He was a ley and Madeline Ogden, all of forefront of these issues against the expansion of children, Jaclyn and husband tions and guestbook at www. graduate of Boston Tech, Class Woodstock, Conn.; his siblings, to safeguard and protect the unlined ash land ll Oliver, Elayna and Spencer of solimine.com. of 1972. Joey Foley of Norwood, Michael those she represents, and and incinerator in Saugus.” Florida, Donovan, U.S. Navy, Prior to his retirement, he Foley of Seekonk, Jeanie Foley we want to thank her,” The evening also featured and Carmen of Washington, was employed as a machin- of Dedham and Mary Foley of said Ann Devlin, presi- a keynote address from Chase, Gavin and Brady and ist for General Electric for 36 Florida; his sisters-in-law, Mary- dent of the organization. John Hite from the Conser- Tucker of Marblehead; and his years. He belonged to the ann Smart of Taunton, Mau- Vincent thanked the vation Law Foundation in Franco American, Post 507. reen Goode of Randolph and members of SAVE and attendance to discuss Zero Paul enjoyed bird watching, Jean McCusker of Sandwich; credited them with hav- Waste initiatives and the playing the lottery daily and and was the brother-in-law of ing just as much passion importance of consumer re- Frederick E. Davis, 84 coin collecting (especially the late Patricia, Margaret, Leo about environmental is- sponsibility in recycling. with the comfort of a Budweis- and Robert Sullivan. 1935-2019 er) and spending time with his Service information: His chihuahua, “Princess.” funeral service will be held LYNN — Mr. Frederick E. Da- Paul is survived by his in the GOODRICH Funeral vis, 84, of Lynn, passed away daughter and son-in-law, Su- Home, 128 Washington St., at home on Tuesday, June 18, zanne Foley-Bell and James J. Lynn, on Tuesday at 11 a.m. 2019 at home with his family Bell of Lynn, Paul J. Foley and Burial will follow in Pine at his side following a lengthy his ancé Mandy Ogden of Grove Cemetery, Lynn. Visita- illness. He is the husband of Woodstock, Conn.; his long- tion is Monday 5-8 p.m. Ruth L. (Choquette) Davis, with whom he shared 61 years of marriage. Fred was born April 21, 1935 in Lynn. He is the son Joseph M. Sullivan, 56 of the late Vernon and Ruth PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS (Chestly) Davis. He was a resi- 1963-2019 Members of the Jarheads Motorcycle Club and dent of Lynn for more than 60 LYNN — Joseph M. Sullivan, Zachary Joseph Andrews; his years. a police honor guard salute as the casket of Mi- age 56, and lifelong resident sister, Christine Amico-De- chael Ferazzi is loaded into a hearse outside St. Fred worked as a master of Lynn, died on Wednesday, Prizito of Somersworth, N.H.; Peter’s Catholic Church in Plymouth Friday. mechanic for General Electric, June 26, 2019 at his home. his brothers, Matthew J. Sul- later in his career he tran- He was the son of Sandra livan of Gloucester and Mi- sitioned to machine repair J. (Legere) and John DePrizito chael J. Sullivan of Lynn; his where he specialized in the la- his great-granddaughter, Eliz- abeth Sammataro; and many of Somersworth, N.H., and the former wife, Janice (Jackson) ‘Tough to lose your ger equipment for more than late Joseph J. Sullivan. Joe was Carbone; and his many niec- 20 years until his retirement. nieces and nephews. In addi- tion to his parents, Fred is pre- born in Lynn in 1963, attend- es, nephews, cousins and Fred was a recipient of the ed Lynn Public Schools and brothers’: Funerals deceased by his son Reverend friends. In addition to his fa- Chrysler Gold Wrench Award, graduated from Lynn Voca- ther, Joe was predeceased by Bruce W. Davis, his daughter- while working for Steve’s Mo- tional Technical High School. his brother, Michael DePrizito. in-law Elizabeth Davis, his tors Fred was always there He worked for many years Service information: A me- held for bikers when someone needed any- brothers Homer, George and as a machinist at the General morial visitation will be held two marched in parades thing. He especially enjoyed Richard Davis. Electric River Works Plant in on Tuesday, July 2, 2019 in By Michael Casey ASSOCIATED PRESS together. spending time with his family. Service information: In West Lynn and was a mem- the SOLIMINE Funeral Home, He and Ruth also enjoyed go- honoring with Fred’s wish- “He didn’t need to die ber of the IUE-CWA Local 426 Broadway (Route 129), PLYMOUTH — A mo- ing to Kennebunkport, Maine, es funeral services will be when he was obviously 201 Union. Joe loved listen- Lynn, from 3-5 p.m. Relatives torcyclist who was among and enjoyed their walks on the private. To share an online enjoying the ride with his ing to The Beatles, watching and friends are respectfully seven killed in a collision beach. He was also a member condolence please visit buddies,” Murray said. The Three Stooges and was invited. In lieu of owers, with a pickup truck last of the National Guard. www.cuffemcginn.com. The “But it’s good he died do- an avid Patriots, Red Sox and donations in his memory week was a family man, In addition to his loving wife, CUFFE-MCGINN Funeral Bruins fan. may be made to a charity of ing something he loved.” Fred is survived by his son, proud Marine and ded- Ferazzi’s oldest son, Home, 157 Maple St., Lynn, In addition to his mother one’s choice. Directions and icated public servant, Brent E. “B” Davis of Lynn; his is assisting the family with and stepfather, Joe is survived online guestbook at www.so- Matthew Ferazzi, remem- brother, Robert Davis of Wis- mourners said Friday at bered a father who loved arrangements. by his loving children, Jillian limine.com. a funeral that drew about consin; three grandchildren, J. Sullivan of Saugus, Janelle motorcycles and spending Olivia Sammataro, Ashley 200 people, including time with his family. He J. Andrews of Burlington, Vt., leather-clad bikers and Hughes and Amanda Hughes and Joseph R. Sullivan of recalled gol ng and going ® law enforcement of cers. of Lynn. He is also survived by LIFE WELL CELEBRATED Lynn; his beloved grandson, to Boston Red Sox games The funeral for Michael with his dad and how he Ferazzi, 62, of Contoo- enjoyed holidays. cook, N.H., was held at a His dad, he said, loved SAUGUS BRIEF MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS church in Plymouth. The doling out nicknames and No trash, recycling Somerville bans facial Liberty Program at the mance space, including rumbling of motorcycles was a ghter, even in the echoed through town as face of cancer that had re- collection on July 4 recognition technology ACLU, says Somerville is one that can seat up to the rst East Coast city to 270 people. dozens of bikes made their turned in January. way to the service. There will be no trash SOMERVILLE,(AP) prohibit government use It’s the largest building “The thing that brings Many riders were fellow and recycling collection — A Boston suburb has of the technology. project at Tanglewood in 25 us all together is love, love members of the Jarheads on Thursday, July 4 due voted to ban the use of years since the construc- for my Dad,” Ferazzi said. Motorcycle Club, with to the Fourth of July facial recognition technol- Tanglewood unveils a tion of Seiji Ozawa Hall. A funeral also was held which Ferazzi and the other holiday. ogy by police and other ‘transformative’ addition for Daniel Pereira, 58, of Services will resume city departments. Jackie O’s island getaway six killed were riding when Riverside, R.I. Visitation they died. They hugged one on a one-day delay from The Somerville City LENOX (AP) — The Bos- hits the market for $65M was held at a Laconia Friday, July 5 through Council on Thursday ton Symphony Orchestra’s another as Ferazzi’s  ag- funeral home for Desma Saturday, July 6. voted 11-0 to bar the summer home at Tangle- AQUINNAH (AP) — draped casket was carried Oakes, 42, who died with The recycling and com- technology that critics say wood has unveiled one of The Martha’s Vineyard into the church and offered her boyfriend in the crash. post site will be open nor- invades privacy and can the most transformative estate of former rst lady a military salute alongside mal hours, from 8 a.m. often be wrong. new additions in its history. Jacqueline Kennedy On- their bikes as the service ended with the Marine to 2 p.m., on Wednesday, Councilor Ben Ew- Of cials on Friday held assis is on the market for 781-593-7700 July 3 and Saturday, July en-Campen, the sponsor a ceremonial ribbon-cut- $65 million. Corps hymn on bagpipes. Publishing Daily, except Sundays 6. of the measure, said its ting on the $33 million, Red Gate Farm in Aqui- “Tough to lose your USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 Contact Solid Waste/ passage is a “reminder four-building Linde nnah was a sheep farm brothers, especially so Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA many at one time,” said and additional of ces. Recycling Coordina- that we are in charge of Center for Music and and hunting cabin when Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item tor Lorna Cerbone at our own society.” Learning. Kennedy Onassis bought Jarheads member Paul Subscriptions 781-231-4036 with any The measure now goes The climate-controlled it in 1979. Downey as he and his fel- Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States questions. to Mayor Joseph Cur- facility will play an essen- She added a more low bikers got on their mo- $20.00 for 4 weeks tatone, who has said he tial role in establishing than 6,000-square-foot, torcycles for the ride to the $65.00 for 13 weeks Massachusetts National $130.00 for 26 weeks supports it. the 500-plus acre Tangle- ve-bedroom main res- $260.00 for 1 year Ewen-Campen worked wood campus in Lenox idence and a two-story, Cemetery in Bourne. Send payment to and POSTMASTER, IN MEMORIAM “He had a lot more life send address changes to: MARGARET A. CROWLEY on the issue with the and Stockbridge as a four-bedroom guest house. 2018 ~ JUNE 29 ~ 2019 American Civil Liberties year-round facility for the The estate, which includes in him,” said retired Lt. The Daily Item HER FIRST ANNIVERSARY Union of Massachusetts. rst time in its 80-year more than a mile of pri- Col. Joe Murray. Ferazzi 110 Munroe St. P.O. Box 5 Lovingly remembered and sadly Kade Crockford, direc- history. It includes studio, vate beachfront, also has was in his American Le- missed by her family. Lynn, MA 01903 tor of the Technology for rehearsal and perfor- several other buildings. gion post, he said, and the SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A3 NE’s last thoroughbred horse track winds down Face it: This is a pretty

BOSTON (AP) — New the property — where the line while keeping its the state’s three casinos England’s last thorough- Depression-era champion more lucrative simulcast — Encore Boston Har- sweet fundraising idea bred horse track, Boston’s Seabiscuit was discovered and online betting opera- bor, MGM Springfield and Suffolk Downs, is host- by the team that launched tions in the Boston area. Plainridge Park. But under PIE or have a Red Sox play- ing its final live races this him into the limelight — Current regulations don’t state regulations, the mon- From A1 er take part in it. I could weekend, but it’s not clear to a real estate developer allow for a state-licensed ey must be dedicated large- barely get my friends and You can give up, suffer what comes next for the in- that plans to build apart- race operator to split its ly to horse racing purses family to do it in the be- dustry, which continues to ments, condominiums and operations this way. and benefits for industry and continue to play the ginning.” receive millions of dollars offices on the 161-acre The company is also workers. Capital projects victim or you can live on The goal is to capture in casino tax subsidies. property straddling Bos- seeking permission to tap like improving a racetrack your own terms, Belliveau some of the same playful- Sterling Suffolk Race- ton and Revere. into a special state fund aren’t permitted uses. said. He created the Pie- ness that launched the course, the company that But Sterling Suffolk still for the horse racing indus- “It doesn’t do the horse- Face Challenge in 2016 Ice Bucket Challenge to operates the once grand, wants to remain in the rac- try in order to make im- men any good if there’s and got famed Red Sox viral success in 2014. Peo- 84-year old track, has been ing business and is betting provements at the track. money building up in that pitcher David Price to get ple dumped ice water over running a handful of sum- on legislative approval this It also wants to extend the fund and they don’t have involved, with a video of their heads, and along the mertime races since losing year to make that happen. length of its racing license any place to run and com- him “pie-ing” himself in way created a tsunami of out on its bid to build a re- The company has pro- from one year to 10 years. pete for it,” Chip Tuttle, the face with a plate of funding for amyotrophic sort casino on the property posed restoring the Great The Race Horse Devel- chief operating officer for whipped cream. Soon after, lateral sclerosis (ALS) re- in 2014. Barrington Fairgrounds opment Fund is funded by Sterling Suffolk, said Fri- MLB stars Brock Holt, An- search. The condition is Two years ago, it sold near the New York state gambling revenues from day. drew Benintendi, Jackie more-commonly known Bradley Jr., Chris Young, as Lou Gehrig’s disease, Rick Porcello, David Ross named after the New York and Didi Gregorius joined Yankees star first baseman in on the challenge. who contracted the illness. The feeling of having Belliveau, who grad- some of his favorite base- uated Elms College in ball players take time out Chicopee this year with a of their days to help create bachelor’s degree in spe- awareness for an illness cial education, said his he has battled for 12 years biggest hope with the an- is indescribable, Belliveau nual event and challenge said. Not only did he con- is to educate people on sider that an accomplish- gastroparesis and give it a “household name.” He ment, so was being able wants everyone to un- to create a community derstand the behind-the- for people struggling with scenes symptoms those gastroparesis. with the illness are forced “I inadvertently created to face every day. this community and con- “Even if I make an im- nected individuals that pact on one person, that thought they were strug- makes me feel good,” he gling alone because no one said. ever heard of gastropa- resis before,” he said. “I Bella diGrazia can be honestly never thought it reached at bdigrazia@ would come to this point, itemlive.com. Follow her on being able to host an event Twitter @BelladiGrazia. Saugus nursing home comes ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK From left, REAL Program volunteer mentor Cathy Arenburg, mentor Delilah Lugo, Amina Hab, 9, to an agreement with union and Mohamed Hab, 9, play Scrabble. SAUGUS Group. Mirlis owns two oth- From A1 er nursing homes in Massa- Reading is elementary for better schools chusetts: Maplewood Cen- employees in other posi- ter in Amesbury and Twin tions, planned to strike for Oaks Center in Danvers. READING best,” she said. ing onto one of the REAL er. last week, but called it off The federal government From A1 One goal Plourde set classrooms allows teachers “I knew I wanted to when management agreed recently changed the way for REAL was to give col- to observe how students teach and I realized REAL to return to the bargain- it assesses nursing homes The program operates lege students like Tammie interact with one another was all I wanted,” she said. ing table. nationwide. Homes with during the fall, from Janu- Lugo and her daughter and with teachers. Parents pay 10 dollars a The new contract in- five stars are considered to ary to May, and from July Delilah Lugo an opportu- “What is interesting to day for the children to at- cludes a wage increase for have above-average qual- 15 to Aug. 22. Summer nity to work with children. me is childhood develop- tend REAL. Plourde said workers, strong severance ity service, while those enrollment slots are still Tammie is studying ear- ment when it comes to private donations and and successorship lan- with one-star ratings are open and additional in- ly childhood development language,” Delilah Lugo money raised at the pro- guage, and protection of formation is available by considered to have be- at North Shore Communi- said. gram’s October fundraiser paid meal breaks. emailing Plourde at jan@ low-average quality. ty College (NSCC) and De- Plourde taught one of help pay the bills. “The dedicated employ- therealprogram.org. Saugus Care and Rehab lilah is earning a degree at the classes Raisa Ferre- REAL has also benefit- Amina and Mohamed ees at Saugus Care and received a three-star over- ras took while earning ed from donations of time Hab, who will enter the Gordon College in Spanish Rehabilitation Center de- all rating, with three stars fourth grade at the Brick- and linguistics. an associates degree at and skills, including RAW serve wages that allow for health inspections, ett Elementary School “This is one of the only NSCC. Now engaged in Art Works’ “Good2Go” ini- them to care for their own three for staffing and two this fall, are enrolled in programs I heard about graduate studies at Salem tiative which sent teenage families, and I’m pleased for quality measures, ac- REAL’s summer session. that involved working State University, Ferraras artists to Atlantic Street that this contract provides cording to a search on the Amina said playing games with children,” said Tam- is overseeing second-lan- to create “Squiddy the Oc- a wage increase and oth- Centers for Medicare and with the program’s teach- mie. “It’s very exciting guage learning at REAL. topus” in the home’s front er benefits,” said State Medicaid Services website. ers will sustain her inter- to have a preschool start The job is near to her yard. Sen. Brendan Crighton In comparison, Chest- est in her favorite subjects here in the fall. I’ll be able heart: She could not speak “I work pretty hard to (D-Lynn) in a statement. nut Woods Rehabilitation over the summer. to do work study.” English when she came to make sure we collabo- “Quality, affordable and and Healthcare Center “I like everything but Delilah said the one-way the U.S. from the Domini- rate with other groups,” reliable nursing home care in Saugus received four science and animals the observation window look- can Republic as a teenag- Plourde said. is vital to our community, stars overall with three and this contract is an im- for health inspections, portant step for employees four for staffing and three Saugus trains to prevent heartbreak at Breakheart and local families.” for quality measures. The facility was purchased Twin Oaks received a BREAKHEART from Genesis in April 2018 two-star overall rating with by Eli Mirlis, who is the two stars for health inspec- From A1 CEO of Connecticut-based tions, three for staffing and signs declaring the water RegalCare Management two for quality measures. off-limits for swimming. On July 4, 2018, 20-year- old Uwaldo Erazo of Lynn drowned attempting to swim to an island in Sil- ver Lake with two of his cousins. His cousins tried to find him but were un- successful, according to the Essex County District Attorney’s office. A rescue team of Saugus firefighters pulled Era- zo from the water after a search that lasted more than an hour. Breakheart isn’t the only place in town where The value of each coupon shown here is equal to drownings have occurred. or greater than the price of the newspaper. The Fire Department has been called to the Saugus ATTENTION BUSINESS OWNERS! River and the ponds in PHOTO | ARMSTRONG AMBULANCE the Golden Hills neighbor- Armstrong EMTs Nick Landry and Stephanie Gleason stand with DCR If you would like to participate in hood, said D’Eon. lifeguards Brandon DeCleene, Aiden Hill, Sophia Leuci, Jackie Leuci, The Daily Item’s Deal of the Day, The most memorable Lexi Bogosian, Erika Glowik, Shannon Daly and Zara Powell. water rescue D’Eon wit- contact us at 781-593-7700, ext. 1280 nessed was in the middle The Department ad- emergency. lifeguards to stay safe this of the winter. A car went TODAY’S DEAL OF THE DAY vises people supervising The state advises bath- summer. into the Saugus River and children near water not ers to swim with a buddy a fire captain jumped in to to drink alcohol, and to in designated areas with a Bridget Turcotte can be pull the victim out. lifeguard present. reached at bturcotte@item- “It was very brave,” said remain within an arm’s length at all times. Pool Depths, currents, un- live.com. Follow her on D’Eon. “That one stands Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. out the most.” fences should be used that derwater debris and wa- The Massachusetts De- completely separate the ter temperature change partment of Public Health house and play area of the constantly in rivers, lakes LAW OFFICES OF issued safety advice to yard from the pool area. and ponds, so yesterday’s JAMES J. CARRIGAN avoid drowning and other Once children are done swimming spot might have • Social Security Disability water-related injuries last swimming, the area should hidden dangers today. • Workers Compensation week. The signs of drown- be locked or secured. “I’m confident in the • Accidents ing can be hard to detect, Parents should remove state of readiness of our 25 years located across from Lynn District Court with little splashing or floats, balls and other toys department to respond to cries for help. Once a child from the pool after use a water incident and I’m 15 Johnson St. is in danger, it can take as so that children are not also really confident in the 781-596-0100 JAMES J. CARRIGAN few as 20 seconds to fall tempted to reach for them, staff up at Breakheart,” ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN below the water and only and a life preserver and said D’Eon. He hopes LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL minutes to drown, accord- shepherd’s hook should be swimmers will stick to ar- www.jamescarriganlaw.com ing to the agency. kept nearby in case of an eas that are patrolled by [email protected] A4 SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 2019 OPINION RICHARD MORALES HOW TO REACH US

E¦§¦ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill Fighting against the M£Ÿ H. SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. W J. K R ¢ S£ Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer News Editor J. Patrick Norton war on immigrants Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  TŸ  J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan Chief Operating O cer Editorial Page Editor Chairman Customer Service As the leader of a na- supremacy that has Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS tional network focused divided our nation and Connecting Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 has been responsible Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 on immigrant rights All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 and equality, it has for the wave of vio- 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 been an uphill battle in lence and terror across Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 dodging every grenade our country. But we Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 that the president’s ad- have remained strong, classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 ministration has tried we will remain loud, Subscriptions Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 to throw in our way. and we continue to put [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 From the end of DACA our faith into action by Circulation (Deferred Action for offering support and [email protected] Childhood Arrivals) to protection to whomev- Ext. 3 family separation, and er is in need. Newsroom [email protected] now Trump’s threats No one can predict [email protected] what havoc or hope to conduct nationwide Ext. 4 may be wrought in the migrant raids, there Sports has been no rest in ed- coming days. But we [email protected] will not stand by and EDITORIAL ucating our supporters Ext. 5 be bullied into submis- with trainings, materi- Retail and Online als, public actions and sion. This administra- Advertising driving calls to our tion’s hatred is a storm [email protected] A sad ending congressional repre- that will not pass any- ADVERTISING sentatives. time soon and we de- Ernie Carpenter Jr. pez, a mother of three mand that this admin- Director of Advertising That is why, as Trump and Business Development, ext. 1355 in Saugus contemplates his next American-born chil- istration’s threats and [email protected] attacks against immi- dren who sought asy- actions be condemned Ralph Mitchell Sunday is the final day of work for lum more than a de- by elected officials and Sales Representative, ext. 1313 grant communities, [email protected] 21 Saugus public school custodians. our network leaders cade ago, and has been all candidates who are living in sanctuary at campaigning to be- Patricia Whalen The layoff notices they received two can say with confi- Sales Representative, ext. 1310 weeks ago list June 30 as the custo- dence, “We are ready.” a Maryland church for come the next leaders, [email protected] dians’ last day of work. On Wednes- We have learned to six months in order to from the courthouse to BUSINESS OFFICE day, the School Committee voted to the White House. take seriously every avoid deportation and Maria Alvaracin hire a private firm to clean the town’s threat of disruption care for her youngest This administration ext. 1205 schools. [email protected] to our communities child who has Downs may have wanted to There is almost nothing positive to Syndrome. And we create fear, and chaos, Susan J. Conti that this administra- Controller, ext. 1288 say about the protracted agony that have rallied faith lead- but we have metabo- defined the town’s decision to part tion has put forth. We [email protected] ers and community lized that fright into ways with people who, by all accounts, have trained our lead- Ted Grant members to pray in fire, and will stand to- Publisher, ext. 1234 work hard, love Saugus and its kids, ers, many of whom are [email protected] undocumented, to step front of Immigration gether to express our and who wish they could keep clean- moral outrage against Marian Kinney beyond the shadows and Customs Enforce- ing town schools. these irreverent ac- ext. 1212 and march publicly in ment offices as a form [email protected] The layoffs left the custodians angry, tions. depressed and, in some cases, baffled. defense of their right of accompaniment Will Kraft when immigrants have Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 The decision to replace them with a to stay in America, Richard Morales is [email protected] contractor angered parents and stu- and to meet with their to report for check-ins. the Policy and Pro- Mike Shanahan dents, and it set the stage for an em- leaders to discuss leg- Many have been gram Director for LA Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 barrassing and ugly battle between islation that would tempted to say that RED, the immigrant [email protected] School Committee members that laid lead to more humane the work is fruitless; rights program of Carolina Trujillo bare a deep division in the committee. Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 treatment of immi- that it is impossible Faith in Action. Faith [email protected] School Superintendent Dr. David grants and a pathway to make change when in Action is the largest DeRuosi hours after sending layoff Jim Wilson to citizenship. We have the leader of our coun- grassroots faith-based Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 notices to the custodians announced supported women like try prefers to adhere organizing network in [email protected] that the decision would save more CIRCULATION than $1 million. What DeRuosi did Rosa Gutierrez Lo- to an agenda of white the United States. Lisa Mahmoud not immediately state is how much a Manager, ext. 1239 contractor will cost. [email protected] What he also did not say was “thank CLASSIFIED you” to the custodians for their years Abbe Young Smith of faithful service. Manager, ext. 1276 For all the mean-spiritedness she [email protected] publicly displayed during the June GRAPHICS 20 School Committee meeting, Chair Trevor Andreozzi Jeannie Meredith offered in a fol- Designer lowup interview, compelling reasons [email protected] why the committee must make tough Mohamed Diop Designer spending decisions on behalf of Sau- [email protected] gus students. Mark Sutherland The middle school, Meredith said, is Creative Director among one of the academically-worst [email protected] of its kind in the state based on com- NEWSROOM prehensive assessment scoring. That Mike Alongi is bad news. It is also a problem Sau- Sports Reporter ext. 1228 gus is busy and boldly fixing by build- [email protected] ing a new combined middle and high Bill Brotherton Features Editor ext. 1338 school. [email protected] Editorials published in this newspa- Gayla Cawley per have consistently praised Saugus Reporter, ext. 1236 officials for thinking big and convinc- [email protected] ing parents to go along with a massive Cheryl Charles school construction and reorganiza- News Editor, ext. 1278 [email protected] tion project. Bella diGrazia What is missing from that proac- Reporter, ext. 1317 tive thinking is an explanation for [email protected] why squeezing $1 million by laying LETTER TO THE EDITOR Thomas Grillo off custodians makes sense. Questions Reporter, ext. 1264 surround DeRuosi’s savings claim, in- [email protected] cluding how much the private contrac- Applauding Nahant resistance Spenser Hasak Photographer, ext. 1332 tor will cost not only for the upcoming [email protected] school year but for the following year. The members of of Energy and En- dismay and outrage. Thor Jourgensen As the custodians pointed out, it is the town of Nahant vironmental Affairs Each individual Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 also fair to assess the hidden costs [email protected] deserve recognition about the purpose and spoke with well-re- of hiring a company that for several Daniel Kane months at least will lack a working fa- and applause for their impact of the proposed searched knowledge, Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 miliarity with Saugus schools. steadfast resistance project. At least 200 sound judgment and [email protected] Why couldn’t the committee offer to the Northeastern townspeople attended thoughtful argument; Steve Krause expansion that threat- to object to the project, Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 early retirement packages to custo- all deserve a commen- [email protected] ens not only their day- with many more at dians nearing retirement and reor- dation. Their personal Harold Rivera ganize the remaining custodians to to-day way of life, but home watching a live feelings of solidarity Sports Editor, ext. 1238 clean the schools. As an alternative, also the delicate bal- feed. and their commit- [email protected] why couldn’t school officials gradually ance of wildlife ecosys- Despite the poten- ment to community Roberto Scalese phase out the custodian jobs over the tems in their waters, tial usury displayed News Editor, ext. 1211 were quite evident [email protected] next three years and then introduce on their shores, and in by Northeastern’s and rousing. No petty Anne Marie Tobin a private cleaning firm once the new their trees. representatives, the remarks, no purely Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 middle-high school and reconfigured I attended a recent audience maintained [email protected] emotional displays, no elementary schools are up and run- meeting, held at the its decorum, while still Bridget Turcotte ning. Nahant Town Hall, expressing passion- whining. They made Reporter, ext. 1269 [email protected] The right and decent decision would whose purpose was for ate protest. After the me wish I lived in have been to ask and answer these Nahant. Ryan York Northeastern Uni- presentation, at least Copy Editor, ext. 1220 questions before sending loyal and be- versity to inform the 20 Nahanters lined [email protected] loved employees packing. Deb Newman public and the agents up at the microphone TECHNOLOGY of the Executive Office to voice their doubts, Swampscott Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Senate fails to limit Trump war powers amid Iran tensions By Lisa Mascaro this is deeply unpopular Trump tweeted last and Deb Riechmann with the American public.” week that the U.S. came ASSOCIATED PRESS The effort in the Senate within minutes of strik- signals discomfort with ing Iran in response to WASHINGTON — Polit- Trump’s approach to for- its shooting down of an ical unease over the White eign policy. Four Repub- unmanned U.S. drone un- House’s tough talk against licans joined most Dem- til he told the military to Iran is reviving questions ocrats in supporting the stand down. He said he about President Donald amendment, but it faces was concerned over an Trump’s ability to order steep resistance from the Iranian casualty count es- military strikes without White House and the Pen- timated at 150. approval from Congress. tagon wrote a letter oppos- “We’ve been keeping The Senate fell short ing it. Congress abreast of what Friday, in a 50-40 vote, Senate Majority Leader on an amendment to a we’re doing ... and I think Mitch McConnell called it’s something they appre- sweeping Defense bill that it nothing more than an- would require congressio- ciate,” Trump told The Hill other example of “Trump website. “I do like keeping nal support before Trump Derangement Syndrome,” acts. It didn’t reach the 60- them abreast, but I don’t which he explained as have to do it legally.” vote threshold needed for whatever the president’s FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS passage. But lawmakers As the popular Defense for “they seem to be bill was making its way Security procedures at the STEM School Highlands Ranch are under said the majority show- against.” through the Senate, Dem- scrutiny amid talks about its charter agreement with a Colorado school ing sent a strong message McConnell said putting ocrats vowed to hold back district. that Trump cannot contin- restrictions on the White their support unless Mc- ue relying on the nearly House would “hamstring” Connell agreed to debate two-decade-old war au- the president’s ability to thorizations Congress ap- respond militarily at a the war powers. The de- Shooting intensifies debate proved in the aftermath of time of escalating tension fense bill was roundly ap- the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks. between the U.S. and Iran. proved Thursday on a vote The House is expected “They have gratuitously of 86-8. over future of Colorado school Top Senate Democrat to take up the issue next chosen to make him the Two teenage students Charter schools are pub- Chuck Schumer of New By Kathleen Foody month. enemy,” McConnell said. ASSOCIATED PRESS have been charged in the licly funded but privately York assembled his cau- “A congressional vote “Rather than work with attack and told police they managed and designed to cus earlier this week. In a is a pretty good signal the president to deter our DENVER — Questions knew which entrances to be free from heavy day- series of closed-door meet- of what our constituents actual enemy, they have about security at a Colo- use because they would to-day oversight. Support- ings he argued that Con- are telling us — that an- chosen to make him the rado school where a shoot- not be stopped, according ers say it allows charters gress had ceded too much ing killed a student and other war in the Middle enemy.” to newly released court to innovate and find new authority to presidents of wounded eight others have East would be a disaster Trump’s approach to the documents. One of the sus- solutions to educate those both parties, according to reshaped a battle over the right now, we don’t want standoff with Iran and pects also said he planned who struggle in tradition- a person granted anonym- charter school’s future, the president to just do it his assertion earlier this to target classmates who al public school systems. on a whim,” said Sen. Tim ity to discuss the private prompting emotional re- week that he doesn’t need taunted him over his gen- Critics say the model has Kaine, D-Va., a co-author congressional approval to sessions. Schumer said the actions from students and der identity. accountability and trans- of the measure with Sen. engage militarily has only amendment would prohib- parents who consider it a The shooting disrupted parency problems that are Tom Udall, D-N.M. sparked fresh questions it funds to be used for hos- haven for kids who strug- talks on a new multiyear ripe for abuse. It’s usually “My gut tells me that the and hardened views in tilities with Iran without gled in traditional public charter agreement, so dis- during authorization of White House is realizing Congress. the OK of Congress. schools. trict officials proposed a the school’s contract, or STEM School Highlands one-year extension to al- Ranch and local educa- charter, that those issues low time to reach a com- can be addressed in pub- tion officials have nego- promise. Court order: Abortions can lic. tiated for months over a Parents who recently Local officials with the new version of the school’s packed a board meeting to power to authorize Colo- continue at Missouri’s lone clinic charter set to expire Sat- oppose the short-term pro- urday, and the May 7 at- rado charter schools have By Summer cense Aug. 1 in St. Louis. there is a likelihood that posal described the school tack deepened the tension outside Denver as a place a responsibility to parents Ballentine The state has said con- Petitioner will succeed amid a nationwide debate where kids feel challenged and students, said Kev- and Jim Salter cerns about the clinic in its claim,” Dandamudi over charter schools’ inde- and supported after strug- in Welner, director of the ASSOCIATED PRESS arose from inspections in wrote in his order grant- pendence. gling elsewhere. National Education Policy March. Among the prob- ing a stay, referring to the ST. LOUIS — A Missou- The Douglas County Others warned that a Center and a professor at lems health department clinic and its effort to stay Board of Education al- the University of Colora- ri commissioner on Friday investigators have cited one-year extension would open. ready was scrutinizing do, Boulder. ruled that the state’s only were three “failed abor- lower the school’s bond A spokesman for the the performance of the “A charter is the legal abortion clinic can contin- tions” requiring addition- rating and hurt its ability Missouri Attorney Gener- science- and math-focused word for contract, and ue providing the service al surgeries and another to hire teachers, attract al’s Office, which is rep- school over concerns about someone should be able to at least until August as a that led to life-threaten- students or introduce new resenting the state in the financial transparency, enforce that,” Welner said. fight over its license plays ing complications for the programs. dispute, in a Friday email special education and ad- “The authorizer has an out, adding that there’s a mother, The Associated “It feels like our own said attorneys are review- ministrators’ approach to important role to play and “likelihood” that the clin- Press previously reported, school board doesn’t be- ing the order to determine parent complaints. The sometimes that means ic will succeed in the dis- citing a now-sealed court lieve in us,” said Heidi next steps. shooting led to new ques- asking some tough ques- pute. filing. Elliott, a parent of two Planned Parenthood tions about security and tions and making some Administrative Hearing The Department of students and a member of has said Missouri is using tough demands.” Commissioner Sreenivasa Health and Senior Ser- operations. STEM’s board. Rao Dandamudi grant- the licensing process as a vices wants to interview weapon aimed at halting ed what’s called a “stay,” physicians involved in which will allow the St. abortions. those abortions, includ- The organization and its States poised to take up fight Louis Planned Parenthood ing medical residents supporters planned to cel- clinic to continue provid- who no longer work there. ebrate Friday in St. Louis ing abortions past Friday. Planned Parenthood has over partisan gerrymandering and unveil a banner that The state health depart- said it can’t force them to “sends a strong message” ment last week refused to talk. old-fashioned way — by tisan gerrymandering is to Republican Gov. Mike By David A. Lieb renew the clinic’s license, The interviews are a electing different law- unconstitutional. Parson and the state’s and Dan Sewell but a St. Louis judge is- major sticking point in ASSOCIATED PRESS makers, no matter how The ruling is likely to health director. sued a court order allow- the fight over the clinic’s difficult that might seem lead to the dismissal of “We are relieved to have JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. ing the procedure to con- license, and attorneys for in heavily gerrymandered similar federal lawsuits in this last-minute reprieve, — The battle for political tinue through Friday. the health department districts. Michigan, Ohio and Wis- which means patients can advantage in state cap- St. Louis Circuit Court wrote in legal filings to “It just means the next consin. continue accessing safe, itols is poised to become Judge Michael Stelzer the commission that phy- elections are even more Courts in Michigan and legal abortion at Planned more intense after the wrote in his ruling that sicians’ refusal to talk important,” said Min- Ohio had ordered new dis- Parenthood in St. Louis U.S. Supreme Court de- the order would give “presents the final, critical dy Nagel, a Cincinnati tricts to be drawn for the for the time being,” said clared that federal judges Planned Parenthood time obstacle.” Democrat whose home is 2020 elections after ruling Dr. Colleen McNicholas, have no role in settling to take their case to the But Dandamudi wrote split between two Repub- that Republican officials an OB-GYN at Reproduc- disputes over partisan Administrative Hearing that the physicians’ stone- lican-held congressional engaged in illegal partisan tive Health Services at gerrymandering. Commission, where Stel- walling “in itself does not districts. “We need to focus gerrymandering. A retrial Planned Parenthood of The ruling this week zer said the licensing fight constitute a failure to on state politics big time.” on a partisan gerryman- the St. Louis Region, in a could empower Republi- must begin. comply with licensure re- Ohio is one of several dering claim in Wisconsin statement. “This has been cans and Democrats who The Administrative quirements.” states immediately affect- had been scheduled to be- a week-to-week fight for hold full control of state Hearing Commission “Because DHSS relies ed by the Supreme Court’s gin in July. our patients and every legislatures and gover- scheduled a hearing on substantially on the lack ruling, which overturned Instead, the 2020 elec- Missourian who needs ac- nor’s offices to become whether the state was of these interviews as lower court decisions tions will proceed under right to not renew the li- grounds for denial, we find cess to abortion care.” even more aggressive in drawing districts to their that North Carolina Re- the same districts used benefit after the 2020 cen- publicans and Maryland for the past decade. An As- sus. Democrats had unconsti- sociated Press statistical It could shift legal chal- tutionally gerrymandered analysis of the 2016 and lenges against parti- congressional districts to 2018 elections found that san gerrymandering to their political advantage. congressional districts in state courts and prompt Writing for the court’s North Carolina and Ohio more efforts to reform 5-4 majority, Chief Justice produced a consistent redistricting procedures John Roberts said that al- advantage for Republi- through amendments to though the cases provid- cans. The AP’s analysis state constitutions. ed “blatant examples of also found a persistent Ultimately, it also could partisanship driving dis- Republican advantage in mean that voters upset tricting decisions,” federal state House or Assembly with the party in pow- courts have no authority districts in Michigan and er must seek change the to determine whether par- Wisconsin.

NATIONAL BRIEF

JetBlue leaving Houston’s on Thursday announced vice between Houston and Hobby for Bush its last day at Hobby Air- the New York and Boston port, located southeast of markets, including new Intercontinental downtown Houston, will nonstop flights. HOUSTON (AP) — Jet- be Oct. 26. JetBlue service Customers booked on Blue Airways will discon- begins the following day, JetBlue flights to and tinue service at Houston’s Oct. 27, at George Bush from Hobby Airport as of Hobby Airport this fall Intercontinental Airport, Oct. 27 or later will be au- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and begin offering flights located north of Houston. tomatically rebooked on Administrative Hearing Commissioner Sreenivasa Rao Dandamudi at George Bush Intercon- An airline statement flights via George Bush granted what’s called a “stay,” which will allow the St. Louis Planned Par- tinental Airport. says the move is meant to Intercontinental Airport, enthood clinic to continue providing abortions past Friday. New York-based JetBlue strengthen JetBlue ser- or can request refunds. A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 2019 POLICE/FIRE Avowed white All address information, particu- was an accident. p.m. Tuesday. yards. Bike was recovered and larly arrests, reflect police records. In ADT reported burglar alarm A caller reported a group of person is headed towards the event of a perceived inaccuracy, activation at 746 Summer St. people in the Bayside parking Dooling Circle. Officers checked supremacist gets it is the sole responsibility of the con- on Thursday at 5:11 p.m. Offi- lot causing a disturbance at the area and could not find the cer dispatched, all is OK. 1:36 a.m. Wednesday. man. cerned party to contact the relevant American Alarm reported A caller from Northeastern Resident of 6 Bartholomew police department and have the burglar alarm sounded at the University security reported a Terrace reported hearing a life in car attack department issue a notice of correc- Huckleberry Hill School at 5 suspicious vehicle in the park- woman yelling for help in the tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or Knoll Road on Thursday at 7:38 ing lot at 1:47 a.m. Wednesday. area on Thursday at 8:53 p.m. By Denise Lavoie clarifications will not be made without p.m. Officer dispatched, all is A report of construction Officer checked the area but all ASSOCIATED PRESS OK. trucks blocking the road in the is quiet. express notice of change from the ar- CHARLOTTESVILLE, resting police department. A 911 caller reported an er- above area of Willow Road at Disturbance heard on a 911 ratic driver at 683 Walnut St. 10:31 a.m. Wednesday. call on Thursday at 9:15 p.m. Va. — An avowed white and 9 Bluejay Road on Thurs- A caller reported a North- from 16 Fulton St. Officer re- supremacist who plowed LYNN day at 10:22 p.m. Officer was eastern sign on open property ports one resident was upset his car into a crowd of unable to find a vehicle fitting at the East Point parking lot at with another woman who came counterprotesters, killing Arrests that description. 4:35 p.m. Wednesday. over to visit her boyfriend. All is a young woman, apolo- A caller reported a boat fired in order. gized to his victims Friday Colleen Blundell, 30, of 1 before being sentenced Chase St., was arrested on a Complaints a red distress flare on Willow Caller reports three black Road at 9:01 p.m. Wednesday. men were throwing things to- to life in prison on hate warrant charge of malicious Robert Nelson came to the crime charges. damage to a motor vehicle and The boat was far out towards wards his home at 21 Newcas- Lynnfield Police Department at Winthrop. The Coast Guard was tle Road on Thursday at 10:22 James Alex Fields Jr. of a straight warrant charge at 55 Summer St. to retrieve his Maumee, Ohio, had plead- 2:21 p.m. on Thursday. notified. p.m. and parties fled on foot lost property on Thursday at A caller reported a box in towards Lincoln. Officer found ed guilty in March to 29 of Kristoffer Jacobs, 39, of 33 4:50 p.m. 30 hate crimes in connec- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Spring St., was arrested and the middle of the road on the several youths in the area who Causeway at 7:27 a.m. Thurs- may have been involved but tion with the 2017 attack James Alex Fields Jr. charged with disorderly con- Medical Aid that killed Heather Hey- duct, possession of a class day. Police removed a box of they gave a different version of was sentenced to life cooking oils from the road. what happened. er and injured more than A drug, and possession of a Ambulance requested at in prison on Friday in Four intoxicated persons two dozen others. connection with the class B drug at 10:52 p.m. on Sunrise Assisted Living at 55 Prosecutors and Fields’ Thursday. PEABODY were reported at the Cabaret 2017 attack in Char- Salem St., Apt. 110 on Thurs- Lounge at 96 Newbury St. on lawyers agreed that fed- day at 7:24 a.m. for a resi- lottesville, Va. Arrests Friday at 12:18 a.m. Officer eral sentencing guidelines Accidents dent experiencing shortness reports three parties were sent called for a life sentence. of breath. Patient taken to the and loss I’ve caused,” he Nicholas James Carrillo, on their way while the other fled But in a sentencing memo A report of a motor vehicle hospital. said. “Every day I think crash with personal injury at 25, of 12 Whitney Drive, was into the woods. filed in court last week, his about how things could Request for medical aid from lawyers asked U.S. District 535 Lynnway at 9:13 a.m. on arrested on a warrant from Sa- have gone differently and 574 Chestnut St. on Thursday Judge Michael Urbanski Thursday; at Walnut Street and lem District Court on Thursday SAUGUS how I regret my actions. at 4:38 p.m. about an unre- to consider a sentence of Washington Avenue at 4:22 at 5:25 p.m. and charged with I’m sorry.” sponsive person. Officer reports intimidation, stalking and a “less than life,” hoping he p.m. on Thursday. the person was responsive Arrests His comments came af- A report of a motor vehicle threat to commit a crime. would take into account upon arrival. Patient was taken Jason E. Leach, 42, of 295 Fields’ troubled childhood ter more than a dozen sur- crash at Boston and Chestnut to Melrose/Wakefield Hospital. vivors of and witnesses to streets at 9:19 a.m. on Thurs- Summons Main St., Reading, was arrested and mental health issues. the attack delivered emo- day; at Eastern Avenue and and charged with assault with a Before the sentencing, Ocean Street at 10:45 a.m. on MARBLEHEAD Julio Cesar Decampos Mota dangerous weapon, possession Fields, accompanied by tional testimony about Thursday; at Commercial and Jr., 34, of 25 Aborn St., was of a class B drug, threatening one of his lawyers, walked the physical and psycho- South Common streets at 1:17 Arrest summoned following a motor to commit murder, and carrying to a podium in the court- logical wounds they had vehicle stop at Metro Cleaners a dangerous weapon. room and spoke. received as a result of the p.m. on Thursday; on Clarendon Marie Raedine Valverde, 63, Avenue at 1:57 p.m. on Thurs- at 43 Foster St. on Thursday at Elijah Walker, 26, of 414 “I apologize for the hurt events that day. of 1973 Larson Road, Lake- 5:46 p.m. for unlicensed oper- Hevey St., Manchester, was ar- day; at 69 Warren St. at 3:31 side, Ariz., was arrested and p.m. on Thursday; at Boston ation of a motor vehicle. rested and charged with operat- charged with larceny from a Angel M. Vasquez, 26, of ing a motor vehicle with a sus- Street and Oakland Avenue building at 7 p.m. on Thursday. at 4:14 p.m. on Thursday; at 191 Federal St., Apt. 11, Sa- pended license and operating lem, was summoned while a under the influence of liquor. 489 Boston St. at 4:45 p.m. Accidents on Thursday; at 200 Locust St. fight was in progress at Paddy Kelley’s at 154 Washington St. at 10:31 p.m. on Thursday; at A walk-in reported damage Accidents 261 Parkland Ave. at 8:20 a.m. on Friday at 12:40 a.m. and to her vehicle at 9:15 a.m. on A report of a motor vehicle on Friday. charged with assault and bat- Thursday. She stated she found tery on a police officer. accident at 64 Saville St. at it after she came out of her hair Assaults 10:21 a.m. Thursday; at Main salon at Spring and Pleasant Accidents and Forest streets at 10:28 streets. a.m. Thursday; at 164 Hamil- A report of an assault and A walk-in reported a hit and battery at 3 Light St. at 12:54 Officer flagged down by a ton St. at 4:12 p.m. Thursday; run motor vehicle crash at 1 woman who said she was in- p.m. on Thursday. at 605 Broadway at 4:15 p.m. p.m. on Thursday. He stated he volved in a hit and run crash Thursday; at Elm and Walnut was on his boat near Village Breaking and Entering on Thursday at 6:50 p.m. on streets at 4:25 p.m. Thursday; Street and when he came back Central Street with a black at 11 Seaview Ave. at 6:35 A report of a motor vehicle he found damage to the hood Mazda that fled towards the p.m. Thursday; at 82 Lincoln breaking and entering at 27 and bumper of his car. downtown. Officer was unable Ave. at 11:44 p.m. Thursday; at Shady Lane at 1:19 a.m. on Multiple callers reported at to locate the vehicle and will Square One Mall on Broadway PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Friday. 3:47 p.m. on Thursday that a document. at 12:26 a.m. Friday. motor vehicle crashed into a Report of a motor vehicle Salt Lake City police take Ayoola A. Ajayi into Complaints house on Brookhouse Drive. At crash on Friday at 8:28 a.m. at Complaints custody in connection with missing University 4:09 p.m., the building inspec- 550 Lowell and 232 Newbury of Utah student MacKenzie Lueck in Salt Lake A report of threats made at tor reported no structural dam- streets, no injuries. Officer re- A report of illegal dumping City on Friday. 580 Essex St. at 11:31 a.m. age to the house and the car ports Gaeta’s Towing en route. near Party City on Broadway at on Thursday; at 90 Ford St. at was OK to be removed. Caller reported his motor ve- 12:09 a.m. Thursday. 5:54 p.m. on Thursday. hicle was struck while parked in A report of a tow truck parked Police arrest man A report of a fight at 77 Kirt- Complaints the Bagel World Bakery & Deli and running at 107 Central St. land St. at 4:09 p.m. on Thurs- parking lot on Friday at 10:11 at 2:38 a.m. Thursday. day. A walk-in reported at 12:56 a.m. Officer reports he will go to A BOLO was put out of Revere suspected of killing p.m. on Thursday that she left the station to file a report. for officer safety at 3:34 a.m. Overdoses her wallet in her unlocked car Motor vehicle crash reported Thursday. Revere Police report- Utah college student overnight on Cowell Street and on Friday at 11:13 a.m. at 2 ed a person wanted for shots A report of a possible over- when she came back out the Roycroft Road and 42 Margin fired on Broadway. but a northern Utah po- dose on Libby Court at 2:35 next morning it was gone. She By Lindsay St. Officer reports Arrington A report of vandalism to a lice department said he p.m. on Thursday; on Eastern stated she believed it was sto- Whitehurst Towing on scene. motor vehicle on Kennedy Drive ASSOCIATED PRESS Avenue at 2:46 p.m. on Thurs- len from the car. At 4:25 p.m. was accused of a rape in at 10:58 p.m. Thursday. 2014. Police investigat- day; on Gordon Road at 9:17 she called back and stated she Animal Control A caller reported that while SALT LAKE CITY — p.m. on Thursday. found the wallet. ed but the alleged victim, driving through the Square A Utah college student an adult woman, declined A caller reported at 6:36 p.m. Caller reported a Pitbull One Mall he noticed a man missing 11 days was ab- to pursue charges, North on Thursday that he was in the has been left in a black Lexus Theft strike his dog and then get on ducted and killed and her Park police said in a news backroom folding towels on IS250 parked between Salem remains burned in the A report of motor vehicle theft an MBTA bus heading towards release. Atlantic Avenue when a wom- Five Bank and Macy’s at the Saugus center at 11:21 a.m. yard of a man now facing at 113 Adams St. at 9:45 a.m. an walked in, went behind the Northshore Mall on Thursday Brown said telling the on Thursday; at 18 Holland Ave. Thursday. aggravated murder and missing woman’s parents counter and “robbed them of all at 6:26 p.m. Reporting party A caller reported a man and other charges, authorities at 1:22 p.m. on Thursday. the money.” Responding officers said the windows were open in Southern California A report of a larceny at 121 woman behind a building on said Friday. was “one of the most dif- approached a possible suspect slightly, but was still concerned Warden Street appear to be Salt Lake City Police N. Common St. at 10:44 a.m. at 6:40 p.m. who was putting about the heat. Mall security ficult phone calls I’ve ever on Thursday; at AL Prime Ener- passed out at 1:38 p.m. Thurs- Chief Mike Brown, who made.” Her parents are money into her handbag. was contacted and will advise day. Two people were transport- became emotional at gy, 969 Western Ave., at 2:38 A caller reported a barking the animal control officer if dog “devastated and heartbro- p.m. on Thursday at 99 High ed to Salem Hospital. times during a morning ken by this news.” dog on Hibbard Road at 2:02 is in distress. Security reports press conference, said Rock St. at 3:24 p.m. on Thurs- a.m. on Friday. vehicle was gone upon arrival. Lueck disappeared on day; at 11 La Grange Terrace at Theft Ayoola A. Ajayi will be June 17, after she returned charged with aggravated 5:05 p.m. on Thursday; at 13 Complaints A report of shoplifting from from a trip home for her Stone Place at 10:59 p.m. on NAHANT murder, kidnapping, ob- grandmother’s funeral and Party City on Broadway at 3:27 struction of justice and Thursday. Caller reports youths laying p.m. Thursday. took a Lyft ride from the A report of a robbery at 128 Arrest down on Lake Shore Road on desecration of a body in airport to a park north of the death of 23-year-old Wyman St. at 1:31 p.m. on Michael E. Campagna, 29, Thursday at 5:45 p.m. When Salt Lake City. She was SWAMPSCOTT Mackenzie Lueck. Thursday. of 1 Pond St., Apt. 3L, Winthrop, asked to move, the kids be- last seen apparently will- He was arrested without was arrested and charged with came confrontational with the ingly meeting someone Arrest incident Friday morning domestic assault and battery, reporting party. Officer reports there at about 3 a.m. LYNNFIELD by a SWAT team. intimidating a witness, mali- youths were sitting on the curb Ryan Martin, 30, was arrest- Her text conversation Ajayi, 31, is an informa- Alarms cious destruction of property when police arrived and were ed and charged with speeding with Ajayi was her last less than $1,200, and assault told to move along. and operating a motor vehicle tion technology worker communication and phone Burglar alarm canceled at and battery with a dangerous Caller from 176 Lynnfield with a suspended license at who attended college on location data shows them Windsor Estates at 527 Salem weapon. St. reported a suspicious man, 1:37 a.m. on Friday. and off but never earned a both at the park within St., Apt. 17 on Thursday at 7:22 5-foot-8-inches tall with a degree and was briefly in a minute of each other, a.m. Complaints beard and riding a blue bicycle Complaints the Army National Guard Brown said. Fire alarm reported at 9 on Thursday at 8:05 p.m. Re- but didn’t complete basic “This was the same time Durham Drive on Thursday at A caller on Greystone Road porting party said the man had A report of vandalism at training. as Mackenzie’s phone 1:29 p.m. Lynnfield Fire De- reported someone took her Lyn dropped his bike and appeared 1008 Paradise Road at 2:53 He doesn’t have a crim- stopped receiving any fur- partment confirmed the call City parking passes at 7:38 to be going through people’s p.m. on Thursday. inal record, according to ther data or location ser- online court information, vices,” he said.

POLICE BRIEFS Man awaiting trial truck has died in jail. A spokeswoman for the ended with Baker picking a small Massachusetts Patsy Schena. dies in jail Essex County Sheriff Essex district attorney’s up the woman and carry- community that had not Schena was found dead Kevin Coppinger tells The office says the death ap- ing her into traffic. Both had a homicide in nearly in his home of multiple BOSTON (AP) — Au- Salem News that 40-year- pears to be a suicide. were hospitalized. Baker three decades. wounds. thorities say a man await- old Michael Baker, of Baker was indicted blamed mental health Groveland Police Chief It was first homicide in ing trial for allegedly Ipswich, was found dead this month on charges of issues for his actions. Jeff Gillen and Essex Groveland since 1992. carrying his ex-girlfriend in his cell at the Middle- attempted murder and District Attorney Jona- Blodgett says Schena into the path of a dump ton Jail on Tuesday. assault and battery with Arrest made in slaying of than Blodgett announced and Graham had a busi- a dangerous weapon. 82-year-old Groveland man Friday that 48-year- ness relationship, but did Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 The charges stem from old Leedell Graham, of not elaborate. CALL 24 HOURS A DAY an incident in Gloucester BOSTON (AP) — Au- Haverhill, was arrested Schena was the town Hotline Spanish menu available or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) in April that started with thorities say an arrest has Thursday night in con- building inspector for All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. an argument over custody been made in the killing nection with the June many years and was well- Callers may remain anonymous. of a 7-year-old girl and of a retired employee of 21 killing of 82-year-old known in the community. SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT Thousands gather at Stonewall All backgrounds bet on becoming World 50 years after LGBTQ uprising Series of Poker champ By Ali Swenson all these people is pretty on Friday. Participants in Christopher Street resist- rules mean players can and Jennifer Peltz amazing.” a march in the Philippines ed, hurling objects and at By Regina wager all their chips at ASSOCIATED PRESS Jocelyn Burrell isn’t gay, went by the presidential points scuffling with the Garcia Cano ASSOCIATED PRESS any time. but she made her way to palace in Manila, waving officers. NEW YORK — Thou- The tournament this the Stonewall Inn because placards as they marked Protests followed over Tens of thousands of sands of people converged year runs through July 16 she was struck by how the 25th year since the several more days. A year professional and amateur Friday on the Stonewall at the Rio All-Suite Hotel welcoming it was when first such gathering. later, LGBTQ New Yorkers poker players go on a pil- Inn for the 50th anniver- and Casino, off the Las she stopped in there years The Stonewall Inn is grimage to Las Vegas ev- sary of the rebellion that marked the anniversary of Vegas Strip. It features ago, and she feels a sense now a landmark and part ery summer in hopes of catalyzed a movement for the riot with the Christo- different poker varia- of common cause with its of the Stonewall National returning home richer, LGBTQ liberation, mark- pher Street Liberation tions, with buy-ins for the place in history. Monument, but in 1969, owning a gold bracelet ing the milestone with Day March. Thousands events ranging from $400 “Just like we fought — it was part of a gay scene and having considerable celebrity performances, proudly paraded through to $100,000. black people fought — for that was known, yet not bragging rights. speeches and personal re- a city where, at the time, The series saw a record civil rights, I feel I should open. At the time, show- They are young and old flections. LGBTQ people were large- 123,865 contestants in support other people who ing same-sex affection or and overwhelmingly male. People from New York ly expected to stay in the 2018, when the prize pool fight for civil rights,” she dressing in a way deemed They are college dropouts and afar came to take pho- shadows. of over $266 million was said. gender-inappropriate and accountants, entre- tos and share in the leg- The Stonewall Inn itself divided among 18,105 par- Friday’s events were could get people arrested, preneurs and CEOs, ac- acy of the gay bar where closed not long after the ticipants. Twenty-eight of kicking off a big week- and bars had lost liquor li- tors and athletes, psychol- patrons resisted a police raid. The current Stone- end of LGBTQ Pride fes- censes for serving LGBTQ ogists and comedians. And them earned at least $1 raid, sparking protests tivities in New York and customers. wall Inn dates to the early million. Every champion 1990s. they all have a chance of and longer-term organiz- elsewhere. In New York, The police raid on the becoming world champi- received a gold bracelet “We understand we’re ing that made the cause Sunday’s huge WorldPride bar began early the morn- ons. under a tradition started the innkeepers of history,” of LGBTQ rights consider- parade — and an alterna- ing of June 28, 1969. The At the World Series of in 1976. said current co-owner Sta- ably more visible. tive march intended as a nightspot was unlicensed, Poker — now marking its “When we started out, “Fifty years ago, people less corporate commemo- and the officers had been cy Lentz. “We really feel 50th edition — everything there were very few people stood up for their rights, ration of Stonewall — also assigned to stop any ille- like the fire that started is possible. from outside the United and look where we’re at will swing past the bar. gal alcohol sales. at Stonewall in 1969 is not “The beauty of poker States that were playing now. We’ve got flags all Cities around the world Patrons and people who done. The battleground is anyone can enter and with us,” said T.J. Clouti- over the city,” said Rich- began celebrating Pride converged on the bar on has just shifted.” anyone can win,” said Ty er, 79, a six-time bracelet ard Walker, 58, an airline Stewart, the series’ exec- winner from Richardson, worker from New York. utive director. “We all love Texas. “And now there’s a “I’m getting goosebumps the stories of overcoming ton of people, and they are just really thinking about challenges, at defying the from all over.” it.” odds. This occurs regular- More than 100 countries With the modern incar- ly at the World Series of were represented in last nation of the Stonewall Poker.” year’s tournament. Inn as the focal point, the Cowboy gambler Benny Poker’s popularity in day’s celebrations includ- Binion probably wouldn’t the U.S. erupted in 2003, ed music, speeches and an recognize the tournament when Tennessee accoun- evening rally. Lady Gaga, today. He started it in tant Chris Moneymaker Whoopi Goldberg, Alicia 1970 as an invitation-on- entered a $39 online pok- Keys, drag performers and ly event with a few men er satellite contest, won other artists addressed a gathered at his casino an entry to the main event crowd that stretched for in downtown Las Vegas. and emerged victorious, blocks on a nearly 90-de- They were all elite play- earning $2.5 million and gree afternoon. ers, and Johnny Moss was inspiring other amateur “This community has declared the winner by players. Many had been fought and continued to the other men at the table. honing their skills — and fight a war of acceptance, Moss got a trophy. There building a bankroll — a war of tolerance,” Lady was no multimillion-dol- through online games. Gaga said. “You are the lar prize pool, no constant A year earlier, so-called definition of courage.” television coverage and hole-card cameras were Robert Beaird traveled definitely no smoking ban. introduced to the series’ from Dallas to attend the It has transformed into broadcasts, allowing view- Stonewall anniversary a phenomenon that has ers to see the cards partic- events a couple of years paid almost $3 billion in ipants were holding and after coming out in his prizes — minting million- play armchair quarter- 50s. aires, airing live on ESPN back. “I just kind of hid who and streaming online. “When you watched it on I was for my whole life, The series is well po- TV, it was like watching and then within the last sitioned to set an atten- paint dry,” said Cloutier, two years, I’ve been go- dance record this year, who has finished the main ing through this kind of with 122,473 entries so event twice as runner-up cathartic experience of far. Its marquee contest, and once each in third and accepting myself,” said PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the $10,000 buy-in no-lim- fifth place. “Now, you could Beaird, 53, who had been it Texas Hold ‘em main actually watch the tourna- married and fathered chil- National Parks Ranger Anne Stanley placed flags around the Stonewall event, kicks off Wednes- ment and know what was dren. “Just to be here with National Monument on Thursday. day. The no-limit betting going on.” Reviews ‘Spider-Man’ swings again with a successful sequel

By Mark Kennedy whelming, but it’s solid. as S.H.I.E.L.D. agent Ma- ASSOCIATED PRESS Just stick around: Things ria Hill and a snarling get positively bizarre in Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Peter Parker might be the second half as the Fury. Spider-Man gets to forgiven for craving a va- film shifts up a few gears, play this time with a pair cation as “Spider-Man: turning into a kind of com- of high-tech eyeglasses Far From Home” begins. mentary on filmmaking il- that are an advanced tac- After an emotional and lusion itself. It goes from tical intelligence system, strenuous last few movies sunny pop to acid jazz, with the Avengers, a break much like he interacted from “Saved By the Bell” sounds nice. “I didn’t think last time with his suit’s to “The Matrix.” I had to save the world this computer, Karen. (Alas, no Speaking of school, view- summer,” he complains. cameo this time from Stan ers who haven’t yet seen But, you know the drill: Lee, the Marvel icon who “Avengers: Endgame” have With great power comes died in 2018). PHOTO | ASSOCIATED some homework to do be- great responsibility. So Jake Gyllenhaal, who PRESS fore watching Tom Holland has proven to be an actor it’s just a matter of time “Down To The before Parker’s European pull on the red-and-blue of tremendous range, is a River” is The school trip is interrupted suit this time. “Far From newcomer to the super- by mayhem that requires Home” takes place imme- hero genre but proves a Allman Betts a webslinger. We’re just diately after the meta-con- comfortable fit despite be- Band’s latest glad the filmmakers didn’t clusion of all 22 films in ing asked to wear one of release. the Marvel Cinematic also take a vacation as Marvel’s oddest costumes. Universe and assumes well. As Mysterio, he dons a you know what happened. In this ambitious and ul- huge cape, Roman Empire Plus, it might be a school Allman Betts Band feels timately successful sequel breastplate, giant gaunt- night, but don’t even think to “Spider-Man: Home- lets and a big glass bubble about leaving the theater coming,” Parker trades over his face like an up- staid on ‘Down to the River’ New York’s Coney Island before catching the two post-film codas. side-down goldfish bowl. and the Staten Island fer- But as Will Smith might By Ron Harris Gregg Allman and Dickey bluesy cool. ry for such iconic cities as Director Jon Watts re- ASSOCIATED PRESS Betts, have been around But songs like “Try” and turns, adding to the great say, Gyllenhaal makes Venice, Berlin, London and this look good. enough all-star talent “Melodies Are Memories” Prague. Seeing him swing work he did in the first film, Allman Betts Band, that southern rock is cer- feel tired and listless. It’s Credit to him and cos- from ancient bell towers and screenwriters Chris “Down to the River” tainly in their DNA. But one thing to play with a tume designer Anna B. (BMG) instead of Manhattan sky- McKenna and Erik Som- the listener is left search- reverence to early ’70s Sheppard, who has con- scrapers is weirdly thrill- mers, who helped write Southern comfort blues- ing a bit through middling rock. It’s another to be ing. “Homecoming,” make their cocted four Spider-Man rock has never been about tracks that provide little mired in its often unin- The first half of “Spi- own homecoming. So does suits, including a “stealth” bluster, but Allman Betts more than a vague tapes- ventive delivery and fall der-Man: Far From Home” Jon Favreau playing Hap- one that gets him the Band could have ramped try of southern trope. victim to its patterned could stand alone — Park- py Hogan, Marisa Tomei nickname Night Monkey things up a notch on “Shinin’” is about as complacency. er juggles trying to ro- as Aunt May and Jacob in Europe. And the trippy “Down to the River,” a close as we get to that Allman Betts Band can mance the tough-but-vul- Batalon as Parker’s best visual effects that stun in lackluster album from a sweet southern rock certainly play southern nerable MJ (the always pal, who this time ditches the second half connect group that should have groove. There are nifty rock. But they’re playing welcome Zendaya) while the nerdiness to show off a not to the first film but to more to offer. lead guitar riffs and nice an old version of it and also fighting giant mon- man-of-the-world Ned. “Spider-Man: Into the Spi- Devon Allman and slide guitar work from bringing nothing new to sters beside a ragtag Borrowed from else- der-Verse” — a huge com- Duane Betts, the sons of Johnny Stachela. And the the table. They should and group of superheroes. where in the Marvel Uni- plement since that one was legendary Allman Broth- down-tempo self-titled could have reached for Perhaps it’s a little under- verse are Cobie Smulders animated. ers Band co-founders track is well done with a more. A8 SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 2019 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Another reason to love Fridays

By Bella diGrazia heard of the described country designer clothes, front row at blew me away. The piano keys, ITEM STAFF singer until Friday, a quick fashion shows ‘What d’you do?’ strong vocals and heart-wrench- Google search told me she is a and ‘Who d’you know?’, inside ing lyrics make for the perfect I’ve never been in love, but 22-year-old native of Louisiana. the world of beautiful people,” first dance wedding song. If the people have told me it’s a This song is a representation of the duo definitely made a state- music video for this song is not sensational rush that’s easy the famous “sipping tea” meme ment. set at a wedding, I will be gen- to get lost in, yet hard to fully that shows Kermit The Frog “Don’t Check On Me” by Chris uinely angry. Dancing around, describe. That’s exactly how I sipping a glass of Lipton tea Brown featuring Justin Bieber surrounded by your loved ones, feel every time I listen to new (the Internet’s favorite short- and Ink to lyrics like “You take my music. hand for gossip). While no part l Even though both music breath away every night, still And it’s not just one genre of the song screams “country” icons carry significant baggage can’t believe it when you say of music. I can lose myself in to me, it is a soon-to-be pop hit. outside of the recording studio, you’re mine,” will turn your any song that makes me feel WITH BELLA DIGRAZIA With lyrics like “Let me serve you can’t deny either artist’s guests into blubbering messes. or allows me to relate to it. Al- you some tea, I know the truth talent. Brown and Bieber are “Best Friend” by Ingrid Mi- ternative, indie, R&B, rap, pop, can be a little hard to drink,” known for making the news chaelson reggaeton, country, EDM, I’ll Cavalier is spilling the truth on with breakups, bad behavior l The singer-songwriter listen to it all. thanks you. a guy who seems to be no good. and worse drawing headlines released a whole album, titled I’ve felt that connection all I continued to scroll down the I’m not sure what the young that nearly damaged their “Stranger Songs,” which is her my life. When I was 6 years old, new music playlist and saw singer’s future holds, but I liked careers. While Brown released musical interpretation of the I snuck my CD player under- collaborations that brought the song enough to download it a full album on Friday titled critically-acclaimed Netflix neath my pillow so I could fall together Ed Sheeran and to my personal library. “Indigo,” this collaboration was show “Stranger Things.” While asleep listening to Dream Khalid, and reunited con- “LOVE AGAIN” by Daniel one that stuck out to me the the whole album is astound- Street, my then-favorite boy troversial superstars Chris Caesar featuring Brandy most. It was a genuine look into ing — seriously, give it a listen band. My parents caught me Brown and Justin Bieber. l Sweet and sexy with a how the “ghosts of their past” — I felt more of a connection after I started sobbing listening I found new artists that I’m touch of the ’90s, this song is a made each feel. The simple gui- with “Best Friend,” a love song to “It Happens Every Time.” excited to dig into and I became sultry combination with vocals tar strumming makes listeners worthy of the show’s characters They rushed into my room with fans of artists I had never liked from the soulful Caesar, of hone in on the words and listen Eleven and Mike. The groovy- fears that I was dying, saw the before because they decided to Canada, and 1990s R&B star to what they have to say. cool beat and specific lyrics, headphones over my ears, and try something different. Brandy (Norwood). Warning: “Flying On My Own” by “Your touch is electric, I’m so called me dramatic. I stay up for Friday every One listen to this seductive Céline Dion (David Audé remix) obsessed, I die when you say my While I cry way less now week anyways, in anticipation track and you will immediately l I can’t lie, this New Music name,” prove Michaelson is a (maybe), music still gives me of new music releases. Now, I want to call your ex. The sing- Friday addition was my fa- true fangirl of the series. that same emotional connec- get to do it with purpose and ing duo call back to each other vorite. It’s Dion’s first release “Ur So Beautiful” by Grace tion. share my thoughts. throughout the song and create since her French album in 2016, VanderWaal Every Thursday I force myself Welcome to my New Music a relatable experience while shortly after her husband and l The New York native to stay awake long enough to Friday Breakdown. you listen. Simple yet emotion- manager René Angélil died, gained fame after winning the see the clock, or more accurate- THE BREAKDOWN al, the song will make you want and it is a future club super-hit. 11th season of America’s Got ly my cell phone, hit midnight. “Big, Big Plans” by Chris to find love again. When I clicked and had my first Talent with just her vocals and That’s when new music swarms Lane “Beautiful People” by Ed listen, at 12:15 a.m., I couldn’t a ukulele at the young age of Apple Music’s catalog. I start l The Country music star Sheeran featuring Khalid control myself and immediately 12. Now 15, the singer-song- listening and downloading as wrote this song for Lauren l Music superstars Sheer- started to dance around. With writer is establishing herself I go. It’s like a weekly Secret Bushnell, former “The Bache- an and Khalid teamed up and simple lyrics like “I’m flying on as an artist in her own terms. Santa; I never know what I’m lor” winner and now Lane’s fi- take a meaningful dive into my own on the wings of your While I appreciated her talents, going to get or who I’m going to ancé. He played it for her in her what life is like in the celeb- love,” it’s a song that lets every- I wasn’t a fan of her music get it from. parent’s backyard, surrounded rity world. I anticipated this one know she is ready to carry until this song. I felt as though This week, New Music Friday by family, before he got down release for a while, given it is on after losing her husband. she spent the last three years was full of surprises. on one knee and proposed. They the third track released from I can’t wait for the moment I keeping it simple and this is the When I saw Céline Dion’s shared the video on social me- Sheeran’s “No.6 Collaborations walk into a club and this song first time she branched out and name on Apple Music’s “Hot dia and music fans all over the Project.” While I very much comes on. I’ll be “flying on my really went for it. With a per- Tracks” list, I lost it. I grew up country begged the singer to enjoy the meaning behind it, I own” straight to the dance floor. fect beat, relatable lyrics, and screaming the lyrics to “My release it. A sincere and endear- was a little disappointed in the “I Am Yours” by Andy Gram- sultry vocals, this song will give Heart Will Go On” whenever it ing love letter to the “love of his song itself. It lacked the soul mer VanderWaal the popstar status came on (apologies to anyone in life,” I anticipate Lane’s newest that I expect from both artists. l I’m not usually a fan of she’s been fighting for. my life who had to endure that). song will be used for proposals It’s a definite hit song, but it’s the singer-songwriter-produc- I idolized her and now, in 2019, and weddings for years to come. less R&B than I was expecting. er known for hits like “Keep Bella diGrazia can be reached at I get to do it all over again. “Tea” by Lacy Cavalier With a good-vibe beat and lyrics Your Head Up” and “Honey, I’m [email protected]. Follow So, Céline, the little girl in me l While I may have never like “Beautiful people, drop-top Good,” but this emotional ballad her on Twitter @BelladiGrazia. 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LOS ANGELES (AP) — that focuses on sports, just a year. faith — win or lose. I try scenes footage of Curry’s the back-to-back champs Stephen Curry may be a family and faith through The 31-year-old player to do it with glory and intense training regi- losing the NBA Finals sharpshooting three-time Unanimous Media, which said he wants to “uplift with a smile on my face. ment, family life and old against the Toronto Rap- NBA champion, but he is he co-founded with Jeron people who need to be We’re trying to take that videos from his youth tors this month. quickly building a career Smith and Erick Pey- uplifted.” same idea to our projects.” basketball career. He and “The finish this sea- away from the court to in- ton. The newly formed “We’ve been very selec- One of Curry’s latest his wife, Ayesha, open son was one of the most spire the masses through production company al- tive about the things we projects features himself up about their first date, vulnerable ones,” he said. want to bring to our audi- in his original docuseries his burgeoning production ready has several projects and the reasoning behind “Everybody wants the ence,” he said. “In our first “Stephen vs. The Game” company. under its belt including a his ritual of writing the storybook ending where year, we really wanted to on Facebook Watch, a vid- The Golden State War- major studio film, net- partial Bible verse “I you have all these chal- make people think, feel, eo-on-demand service. can do all things” on his lenges and bumps in the riors superstar is strate- work television show and laugh, cry and challenge The six-episode series gically producing content a couple documentaries in basketball shoes since his road, but you end up at them. When I’m out on chronicles his journey days at Davidson College. the finish line holding up the court, I’m all about through this past season, The Currys have three the trophy, but it doesn’t inspiring people with my featuring behind-the- children. always work out like that. The upcoming season But I learned a lot along finale will focus on the the way, and I hope others Warriors’ injury-riddled can learn from watching playoff run that ended in my walk too.”

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©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 2019 Baseball title puts a cap on another Year of the Spartans By Harold Rivera was set really high years ITEM SPORTS EDITOR ago. The kids are already talking about it, ‘who’s going LYNN — When the St. to keep the streak alive next Mary’s baseball team year?’ It’s really a tremen- capped its season with a dous run and a tribute to Division 2 state title last both the kids, going back a Saturday, the Spartans fin- number of years, and the ished a banner year both for dedication of all our coach- themselves and their school. es.” During the 2018-2019 The Spartans were also school year, St. Mary’s saw champions in their academ- two of its athletic teams cap- ic endeavors. On average, ture state crowns and three St. Mary’s student-athletes reach their respective state accumulated a 3.4 GPA. championship games. St. “When you look at some of Mary’s has won at least one these kids’ grades and their state championship for 12 curriculums, some of them consecutive school years (15 are two or three-sport cap- total over that span). tains and you just don’t un- “I think it’s a testament to derstand how they have our kids and what I believe time to get it all done,” Ne- to be the best coaching staffs whall said. “They’re thriving you can possibly have at the in sports and in the class- high school level across the room too.” board,” St. Mary’s Athletic In the fall season, the boys Director and girls basket- golf team repeated as the ball coach Jeff Newhall said. Division 3 state champion. “It’s not just that we’re dom- Coach Jay Fiste and his inant in one sport that wins Spartans returned an expe- every year. It’s a number of rienced group from their different sports, boys and 2017 run and were deter- girls. I think it’s really hard ITEM FILE PHOTO mined to make the most of to put into words that a it. The St. Mary’s baseball team hoists the Division 2 state championship trophy after beating Hopkin- school our size can have ton last Saturday. that much success. The bar ST. MARY’S, B2 Peabody 12’s take down Winthrop By Anne Marie Tobin ITEM STAFF PEABODY — The Pea- body Little League 12-year- old All-Stars shook off a pesky Winthrop team with a late-game offensive flur- ry to remain undefeated in the District 16 tournament, defeating the Vikings 7-1 Friday night at MacArthur Park. Through the first three in- nings, the game was a tight 1-0 battle with Peabody on top. But Peabody got the bats going, scoring six runs over the final three innings, the big hit coming off the bat of pinch-hitter Jake Powers. His fourth-inning bloop double to right plated Jayce JeanPierre with the game-winning run. “Yeah, that turned out to be a big hit as we had left a few guys on early,” said manager Justin Powers. “I felt like we were right on ITEM FILE PHOTO their guy early (Jay Fotia- Lynnfield’s Kye McClory went 2-for-3 with two des), but he did a good job RBI in a loss to Saugus American Friday evening mixing in his offspeed stuff at Veterans Memorial Field. ITEM FILE PHOTO but we just happened to hit the ball right at people. Peabody’s Matt Smith struck out 11 batters for the Peabody 12-year-old all-stars in a win over Winthrop Friday. PEABODY, B2 Saugus American High cheese comes to land of high tea as 12’s rally to victory By Mike Alongi there for sure,” said Lynn- ITEM STAFF field manager Dan Field. Red Sox, Yankees prepare for London battle “Both teams had several SAUGUS — The theme chances throughout the LONDON (AP) — High of Friday’s District 16 Lit- game, and give credit to cheese comes to the land tle League Tournament Saugus because they were of high tea on Saturday. game between the Saugus able to make the plays. At When Boston’s Rick Por- American and Lynnfield the same time, it was any- cello throws the first pitch 12-year-old all-stars was body’s game even in the to the New York Yankees “never give up,” and it ap- very last inning so I’m hap- at Olympic Stadium, the plied to both teams. But in py with the way our guys national pastime of the the end, it was a six-run kept playing.” onetime colony will try to top of the fourth inning Lynnfield jumped out to plant itself in the mother that pushed Saugus Amer- an early lead. Back-to-back country. ican to a 11-7 victory at walks set up a RBI single After looking at the Veterans Memorial Field. from McCarthy to make it cozy distance — 385 feet “I’m just really proud of 1-0, then Lynnfield quick- to center with a 16-foot how the kids played out wall — Yankees and Red ly loaded the bases with there,” said Saugus Amer- no outs. McClory notched Sox batters hope to run up ican manager Dave Hor- some cricket-like scoring a RBI walk and Field vath. “In the last game we smacked a sacrifice fly to totals, perhaps even shat- jumped ahead early and tering the famous trian- put Lynnfield ahead 3-0 got complacent, then in before Saugus worked its gular light banks. this game we fell behind “Hopefully, we’ll poke a way out of the jam. but we were able to rally Saugus American an- couple out,” Yankees slug- back a couple of different ger Aaron Judge said Fri- swered quickly, scoring times. I just couldn’t be three runs of its own in the day, smiling after batting prouder of the way they practice on a sunny after- top of the second. Giron kept fighting.” knocked a RBI double to noon. “It flies pretty well. Saugus American was It got good carry.” put Saugus on the board, led by Noah Giron, who then a RBI walk for Hor- The teams arrived went 3-for-3 with three Thursday on overnight vath and a RBI sacrifice fly RBI to pace the offense. from Garcia tied the score flights after playing day Connor Bloom (1-for-3), games. Judge, who is at 3-3. Daniel Shea (1-for-3), Col- 6-foot-7, ambled around Lynnfield added two runs in Churches (1-for-4), Gael London largely unrecog- in the bottom of the second Garcia (1-for-2) and Ash- nized. -- one on a RBI double from ton Horvath (0-for-1) each “I was actually walk- Radulski and one on a RBI had one RBI. ing near the London Eye single from McClory -- to For Lynnfield, Kye Mc- yesterday and I ran into retake the lead at 5-3. Sau- Clory went 2-for-3 with a couple people that had gus American got one back two RBI to lead the way. the Yankee hat on,” Judge in the top of the third on a said. “They had no idea Mikey McCarthy went RBI single from Giron, but who I was or anything. 1-for-3 with two RBI, while Lynnfield responded with Walt Radulski (2-for-4), I said this is all right. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS two more runs (RBI hits Gavin DeLuties (1-for-3) ‘I’m Aaron, great to meet Fans cheer the Red Sox during an open practice at London Stadium Fri- from DeLuties and McCar- you.’” and Brady Field (0-for-3) thy) to hold on to a 7-4 lead. day in advance of the MLB’s European debut this weekend. The Red Sox each had one RBI. RED SOX, B3 and New York Yankees will play a two-game series at London Stadium. “It was up and down out SAUGUS, B3 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 2019

Spartans baseball caps Agganis Week in photos another banner year

ST. MARY’S From B1 Boys soccer shook off a slow start to its regular sea- son, avenged its 2017 playoff loss to Boston City power- house Burke and reached the Division 4 state final. The football team, under first-year Spartans coach Sean Driscoll, set foot on the Gillette Stadium turf in the Division 7 Super Bowl. “It’s important that the fall teams come out of the gate and set the tone for how you should behave, study and perform both on the field and in the classroom,” Ne- whall said. “Our fall teams really set the tone for us. If you believe the fall season sets the tone, there’s no greater way than to have three teams in state champi- onship games in the first season of the year.” The winter season also saw plenty of highlights. The boys hockey team made its second consecutive trip to the Division 1A “Super 8” tournament. The boys basket- ball team went toe-to-toe with some of the best teams in the state and reached the Division 3 North state tournament. The girls basketball team took down Cath- olic Central League rivals Bishop Fenwick and Arch- bishop Williams (the latter at TD Garden) en route to the Division 3 state championship game. “There are a lot of kids that play sports in the school,” Newhall said. “It builds a family atmosphere. The girls soccer players are at the football games. In the winter, the football kids are at the hockey games. They’re used to supporting each other. It’s a small school. Everybody knows everybody, regardless of grade. It’s almost part of the tradition that everybody goes to the big game.” In the spring, the boys lacrosse team set a program ITEM FILE PHOTO record for most wins in a season with 16. The Spartans won two games in the Division 3 North state tourna- Peabody’s Luis Guridys cuts to find an opening in the 58th Agganis All-Star football game ment, including an upset over top-seeded Pentucket on Thursday night at Manning Field. the road, on their way to the sectional semifinal. Girls lacrosse went 16-4 and reached the Division 2 North tournament. Softball returned the majority of its 2018 roster and made plenty of noise in the CCL, finishing the regular season 16-4 and reaching the Division 3 North final. And the baseball team, in its second season in Division 2, allowed just one run through four post- season games en route to the state championship. “The banner has been ordered,” Newhall said. “They’ll start a fundraising campaign for their championship rings. They’re being honored by the Red Sox July 15, on the field before the game. It’s a work in progress but we’re moving fairly quickly on it.” Peabody 12’s win big against Winthrop ITEM FILE PHOTO ITEM FILE PHOTO PEABODY Fenwick’s Lauren Wilkinson makes contact St. John’s Prep pitcher Sean Letarte looks on From B1 during the 22nd Agganis softball game. during the 25th Agganis baseball game. “We have a tough lineup once we got through it the first time or two we finally broke through and it was good to see,” Powers said. Peabody starter Matt Smith carried a one-hitter into the bottom of the fifth inning and pitched a complete game. He struck out 11, including the side in the sixth, allowed just four hits (two of them infield) and did not walk a bat- ter. “We got a great first start from Matt and he was just awesome,” said Powers. “We tell them all the time to just throw strikes and let us catch the ball, and Matt did that and we made some great plays.” Peabody jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the top of the first when JeanPierre (1-for-1, run) worked a bases-loaded, two-out walk. Defense and pitching ruled over the next two innings with both teams flashing the leather. In the second, Pea- body third baseman Joey Smith (1-for-2, run, double) snuffed out a potential Winthrop rally with a great play ITEM FILE PHOTO ITEM FILE PHOTO on a perfectly-placed bunt by Will Murphy. In the third, Winthrop second baseman Phil Boncore robbed Noah Fenwick’s Sam Tache dribbles up the court Classical’s Malik Anderson fights for a loose Crocker (1-for-3, RBI, run) with a nifty backhand grab of in the 15th Agganis girls basketball game. ball in the 15th Agganis boys basketball game. a hard grounder. Peabody broke though in the fourth. JeanPierre (1-for-2, run) led off and was hit by a pitch. Two batters later, Jake Powers came up clutch with a RBI double to make it 2-0 Peabody. Jariel Tolentino (2-for-4, 3 runs, 2 doubles, RBI) led off the fifth with a double to left. Crocker followed with a walk. Matt Smith (2-for-4, double, 2 runs) doubled both home to make it a 4-0 Peabody lead. Winthrop cut the deficit to 4-1 in its half of the inning on Boncore’s RBI double. Peabody got that run back and more in the top of the sixth. Zach Hartnett reached on an error and advanced to third on Andrew McKenna’s double to deep right. Tolenti- no ripped a double to center to make it 6-1, took third on a wild pitch and scored on Crocker’s ground out to short. Powers said defense was key to the win. “Sometimes you get into that habit when a kid is throw- ing that well like Matt did, of falling asleep out there, but the kids played well defensively,” Powers said. ITEM FILE PHOTO ITEM FILE PHOTO Peabody has the luxury of a long layoff before its next game Friday, July 5 against Salem. St. Mary’s Thiago De Oliveira (left) chases the Haverhill’s Gina Albano runs up the field “We got a little bit of a break until then so we gave the ball during the 24th Agganis boys soccer game. during the 24th Agganis girls soccer game. kids the day off (Saturday) and hopefully they can get a little swimming in,” said Powers.

Take yourself out to the ballgame – and support the Lynn Business Ed. Foundation

Win two luxury box tickets to the Red Sox game vs. the Los Angeles Dodgers on July 13 in an online auction that will benefit the Lynn Business Education Foundation. Seats are in the GE suite, donated by GE Aviation. The game is July 13, 2019 at 7:15 p.m. at Fenway Park Package includes outdoor and indoor, climate-controlled seating, food and beverages, and private rest room. Seats are valued at $800. Tickets will go to the person submitting the highest bid as of July 6, 2019, at 11 p.m. The minimum bid is $400. All proceeds will go the Lynn Business Education Foundation, which provides grants and professional development for teachers and career- readiness training for students. ITEM FILE PHOTO ITEM FILE PHOTO Bids may only be submitted by e-mail to [email protected]. If you have questions please call 781-592-5599. Revere’s Emily DiGiulio looks for an open team- Marblehead’s Sam Thompson (left) probes the Bids must also include the bidder’s phone number. mate in the 8th Agganis girls lacrosse game. defense in the 8th Agganis boys lacrosse game. SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

SPORTS BRIEFS NORTH SHORE NAVIGATORS SCHEDULE FCBL STANDINGS competition with teams (Not including last night’s games) Bishop Fenwick Tonight Sunday from other communities in Monday vs. Pittsfield girls basketball the Essex County Youth vs. Bristol Blues vs. Worcester Soccer Association. Teams Suns (6) (5) Bravehearts W L Pct. GB Streak L10 camp play a total of eight games (11a) Pittsfield 13 9 0.591 - 1W 5-5 on Saturdays, which four Brockton 14 10 0.583 - 3W 5-5 Bishop Fenwick’s fifth games are home and four annual Girls Basketball North Shore 13 10 0.565 .5 1W 4-6 are away, in other towns Tuesday Wednesday Camp will take place July within Essex County. at Westfield at Bristol Blues Bristol 11 10 0.524 1.5 6W 7-3 22 to July 25 from 9 a.m. Those interested can reg- to 1 p.m. at Danvers ister at www.lynnyouthsoc- Starfires (7) Nashua 12 11 0.522 1.5 1L 7-3 Indoor Sports. The camp cer.org. (6:30) Worcester 10 12 0.455 3 1L 5-5 will be led by coaches and players from Bishop Fen- Westfield 6 17 0.261 7.5 6L 2-8 wick, along with col- Lynn Youth lege-playing Fenwick Evening Summer alumni. Saugus American rallies to win over Lynnfield For more information, Track Series email head coach Adam DeBaggis at aaggio6@ The 6th annual Lynn SAUGUS and Shea all added RBI of talent, but it just wasn’t said Horvath. yahoo.com. Parks and Recreation From B1 hits to push ahead at 10-7. in the cards for us this — Youth Summer Evening Saugus American round- year,” said Field. “They’re The Wyoma 12-year-old Track meets will be held Then came Saugus ed out the scoring in the all really good baseball all-stars have won two Lynn Youth on Mondays from July 8 American’s big inning. top of the sixth when players, they came to work games in the District 16 Travel Soccer through August 19 at Man- An error and a walk put Churches drew a RBI everyday and they gave it Little League Tourna- ning Field. The races will two runners on base for walk. everything they had. You ment. Wyoma defeated Lynn Youth Travel Soccer begin at 6:30 p.m. Saugus American in the And in the spirit of not can’t ask for much more East Lynn, 12-3, behind is currently open for regis- top of the fourth, then There are no entry fees giving up, Lynnfield load- than that.” a 10-strikeout effort from tration for children enter- for any races. There will be Garcia stepped in and hit ed the bases in the bottom Saugus American (1-1) pitcher Josh Doney. Wyo- ing grade 3 through grade a 30-meter race for ages a dribbler down the third 8 and the deadline to regis- three and under, and all of base line. Lynnfield tried of the sixth to get the ty- will play the winner of ma then defeated Saugus ter is Sunday, June 30 at 5 the other events (50-meter, unsuccessfully to get Gar- ing run to the plate. But Pine Hill-Peabody West American, 6-3, behind a p.m. LYS is offering a $25 100-meter, 200-meter, 400- cia at first, which allowed in the end, Saugus worked Monday evening (5:45) in complete-game effort from early-bird discount if you meter, 800-meter, one-mile, a run to come home and out of the jam and sealed East Lynn. starter Shea Newhall. Do- register for both fall and relays, standing long jump make it 7-5. Two more the victory. “We’ve got our ace com- ney hit a three-run home spring seasons by June 30 and softball throw) will be fielder’s choice mistakes For Lynnfield (0-2), it’s ing back on the mound for run to break a 3-3 tie in the as well as two or more sib- open to high school ages allowed two more Saugus the end of a solid season. Monday and we’re riding bottom of the fifth. ling discount. and under. American runs to come “It’s unfortunate be- all this momentum, so Wyoma plays Saugus Na- Lynn Youth Travel Soccer For more information, in, tying the game at 7-7. cause these are really I think we’re in a really tional next Friday (July 5) is a higher level of soccer visit www.lwrun.org or with a dedication to soccer contact [email protected] From there, Bloom, Giron good kids who have a lot good spot going forward,” at a site to be determined. with more practice times or 781-709-7135 or 781- at least twice a week and 593-6562. Red Sox, Yankees prepare for London showdown MLB RED SOX throne, is scheduled to ac- semble the cookie-cutter ton, the bus ride from AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE company Invictus Games ballparks of the 1960s and Gatwick Airport took two East Division East Division From B1 W L Pct GB W L Pct GB athletes to the mound for ‘70s, there is a large ex- hours in rush hour traffic New York 52 28 .650 — Atlanta 49 34 .590 — About 1,500 invited fans the ceremonial first pitch. panse of foul territory, like and delayed arrival at the Tampa Bay 46 36 .561 7 Philadelphia 43 39 .524 5½ Boston 44 38 .537 9 Washington 40 40 .500 7½ attended batting practice, Yet trappings of home the Oakland Coliseum, team hotel until about 10 Toronto 30 52 .366 23 New York 37 46 .446 12 and there were signs base- abounded. making backing up bases a.m. Baltimore 23 58 .284 29½ Miami 31 49 .388 16½ ball had entered soccer Central Division Central Division Clubhouses were built paramount. Sightseeing was popu- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB country. Some Red Sox over the Olympic warmup “There’s so much more lar. Boston manager Alex Minnesota 52 28 .650 — Chicago 44 37 .543 — supporters improvised track under the stands to space and so many more Cora and Yankees coun- Cleveland 44 37 .543 8½ Milwaukee 43 38 .531 1 Chicago 37 41 .474 14 St. Louis 40 39 .506 3 on a soccer chant to hon- emulate the spacious sur- places for the ball to go,” terpart Aaron Boone went Detroit 26 50 .342 24 Pittsburgh 38 41 .481 5 or a Boston broadcast- roundings major leaguers Yankees outfielder Brett to Buckingham Palace for Kansas City 28 54 .341 25 Cincinnati 36 42 .462 6½ er, repeating “One Jerry West Division West Division typically enjoy. Movie di- Gardner said. the changing of the guard, W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Remy! There’s only one rector Spike Lee walked The triangular light and Cora visited Kens- Houston 50 32 .610 — Los Angeles 56 27 .675 — Jerry Remy!” to the tune around in foul territory banks leave unusual shad- ington Palace. A gala was Texas 46 36 .561 4 Colorado 42 39 .519 13 Oakland 43 39 .524 7 Arizona 42 41 .506 14 of “Guantanamera.” and the grounds crew ows. The roof, built to pro- scheduled for the Tower of Los Angeles 42 40 .512 8 San Diego 40 40 .500 14½ Manchester City winger performed to the Village tect soccer fans from rain, London. Seattle 37 48 .435 14½ San Francisco 34 46 .425 20½ Raheem Sterling was in People’s “YMCA,” as they overhangs the plate. That Yankees reliever Chad Friday’s Games (Skaggs 7-6), 10:07 p.m. Baltimore 13, Cleveland 0 Atlanta (Teheran 5-6) at N.Y. Mets (Matz the clubhouse of the Yan- are wont to do in the necessitated a ground rule Green, likely to start Sun- Toronto 6, Kansas City 2 5-6), 4:10 p.m. kees, who partnered with Bronx. Delaware North, that fouls pinging the roof day, toured the Churchill Texas 5, Tampa Bay 0 Chicago Cubs (Quintana 4-7) at Cincinnati Atlanta 6, N.Y. Mets 2 (Castillo 7-2), 4:10 p.m. City’s parent company to the stadium food contrac- are dead balls. Left to en- War Rooms under the Miami 6, Philadelphia 2 Philadelphia (Eflin 7-7) at Miami (Yamamo- own the New York City tor, brought over George force it is the umpiring streets of Westminster. Washington at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. to 3-0), 4:10 p.m. Minnesota at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. L.A. Dodgers (Kershaw 7-1) at Colorado team in Major League Raub, a 39-year-old from crew of Ed Hickox (plate Boston outfielder Mookie Seattle at Houston, 8:10 p.m. (Gray 8-5), 8:15 p.m. Soccer. Players in both Georgia, to teach staff how Saturday), Carlos Torres Betts played golf and ate Oakland at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. Pittsburgh (Lyles 5-3) at Milwaukee (Wood- Chicago Cubs at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. ruff 9-2), 8:15 p.m. locker rooms had souvenir to hawk food in the stands. (first), Dana DeMuth (sec- with his family at Bor- Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. Arizona (Greinke 8-3) at San Francisco jerseys in the claret and “It’s all about showman- ond) and Angel Hernan- ough Market, while Por- L.A. Dodgers at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. (Pomeranz 2-8), 10:05 p.m. St. Louis at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. St. Louis (Hudson 6-3) at San Diego (Padd- blue of West Ham, the soc- ship and bringing them dez (third). cello and Red Sox team- Arizona at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. ack 4-4), 10:10 p.m. cer team that calls the sta- outside of their shell,” he Boston arrived after a mate Brandon Workman Saturday’s Games Sunday’s Games N.Y. Yankees (Tanaka 5-5) vs. Boston (Por- N.Y. Yankees vs. Boston at London, 10:10 a.m. dium home. And infielder said. “Joked a little bit: charter flight on the Crys- went to Camden Market, cello 5-7) at London, 1:10 p.m. Cleveland at Baltimore, 1:05 p.m. Gio Urshela dribbled a If they’ve ever wanted to tal Boeing 777-200 , con- Shoreditch and Piccadilly Cleveland (Plesac 3-2) at Baltimore (Cash- Kansas City at Toronto, 1:07 p.m. ner 7-3), 4:05 p.m. Texas at Tampa Bay, 1:10 p.m. soccer ball in left field. be a West End actor here figured to seat 88 people Circus. Kansas City (Bailey 7-6) at Toronto (Stro- Washington at Detroit, 1:10 p.m. While both teams will in London, this is their in lie-flat seats and with New York starter Ma- man 5-9), 4:07 p.m. Minnesota at Chicago White Sox, 2:10 p.m. Texas (Sampson 6-4) at Tampa Bay (McKay Seattle at Houston, 2:10 p.m. wear white home jerseys, chance to really showcase a dining area resembling sahiro Tanaka was not 0-0), 4:10 p.m. Oakland at L.A. Angels, 4:07 p.m. they clearly are being their skills.” a hotel. interested in any tourist Washington (Voth 0-0) at Detroit (TBD), Chicago Cubs at Cincinnati, 1:10 p.m. 4:10 p.m. Philadelphia at Miami, 1:10 p.m. treated as visitors getting Players tested the arti- “The nicest plane I’ll get diversions. Minnesota (Pineda 4-4) at Chicago White Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, 2:10 p.m. the royal treatment — ficial turf — a first for a to fly on,” Red Sox pitcher “It’s strictly a busi- Sox (Nova 3-6), 4:12 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Colorado, 3:10 p.m. Seattle (Kikuchi 4-5) at Houston (Verlander Arizona at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. Prince Harry, Duke of Sus- Yankees-Red Sox game. David Price said. ness trip for me,” he said 10-3), 8:15 p.m. St. Louis at San Diego, 4:10 p.m. sex and sixth in line to the While the dimensions re- Unfortunately for Bos- through a translator. Oakland (Anderson 7-5) at L.A. Angels Atlanta at N.Y. Mets, 7:05 p.m.

TODAY IN SPORTS Rapinoe leads U.S. to World Cup win over France the fourth pitcher to record 4,000 June 29 PARIS (AP) — Contro- the critics pounced. Rapi- fell well short as their ag- Renard’s header off Gae- 1906 — Alex Smith shoots a re- strikeouts when he strikes out San cord 295 to beat brother Willie in Diego’s Jeff Cirillo in the eighth in- versy didn’t drive Megan noe shrugged them off by gressive play, home-field tane Thiney’s free kick in the U.S. Open. ning of the Padres’ 3-2 win. Rapinoe, the big moment facing the crowd with her advantage and flag-wav- the 81st. It was the 6-foot- 1933 — Primo Carnera knocks 2007 — After 16 years in Europe, did. arms raised in celebra- ing crowd that belted out 2 defender’s fourth World out Jack Sharkey in the sixth the NFL shuts down its develop- Rapinoe turned tur- tion after both her goals. La Marseillaise failed to Cup goal and gave the round at the Long Island City Bowl mental league. moil into triumph Friday “I don’t really get en- faze the ever-confident home crowd at the sellout to win the world heavyweight title. 2008 — Two weeks away from night, scoring twice in the ergized by haters or all U.S. team. Parc des Princes hope. 1947 — Betty Jameson wins the her 20th birthday, Inbee Park becomes the youngest winner of much-anticipated clash that, I feel there are so Rapinoe, her hair high- “I mean, you have to give U.S. Women’s Open by six strokes with host France to send many more people that lighted with a pastel pink, it up to the French team. over amateurs Sally Sessions and the U.S. Women’s Open by closing Rolly Riley. with a 2-under 71. the defending champion love me,” she said with scored on a free kick in the I think they outplayed us 1952 — Louise Suggs beats Bet- 2009 — Indoor tennis at Wimble- United States into the a laugh. “I’m more ener- fifth minute that bounced for sure with the ball, but ty Jameson and Marlene Bauer don. The new retractable roof over semifinals of the Women’s gized by that.” between French players we were so good defen- by seven strokes to win the U.S. Centre Court is closed after rain World Cup with a 2-1 vic- Now the top-ranked and past goalkeeper Sar- sively, so strong. We hit Women’s Open. halts play during a fourth-round tory. Americans are head- ah Bouhaddi. She did it them where it hurt. We 1956 — Charles Dumas becomes match with Amelie Mauresmo Two days earlier, Rapi- ed to Lyon to face No. 3 again in the 65th minute took our chances,” Rapi- the first high jumper to clear 7 leading top-ranked Dinara Safina, 6-4, 1-4. noe had been called out on England in a semifinal after blasting a cross from noe said. “This team — feet, jumping 7 feet, 5-8 inches social media by President match Tuesday. Tobin Heath that Bouhad- unreal, unreal amount of in the U.S. Olympic trials at Los 2012 — The U.S. Anti-Doping Angeles. Agency files formal charges Donald Trump after video France had been vying di dove for but couldn’t heart.” 1957 — Jackie Pung loses the against Lance Armstrong, accus- surfaced of her saying she to become the first nation stop. It was her fifth goal A day before the match, U.S. Women’s Open when she ing the seven-time Tour de France wouldn’t visit the White to simultaneously hold of the tournament. Rapinoe said she stood by turns in an incorrect scorecard. winner of using performance-en- House if the United States the men’s and women’s Fourth-ranked France her comments, except the Betsy Rawls is declared the win- hancing drugs throughout the best won the tournament, and World Cup trophies but pulled back on Wendie coarse language. ner. years of his career. 1958 — Brazil, led by Pele, beats 2014 — Brittney Griner blocks 11 Sweden 5-2 in Stockholm to be- shots to set a single-game WNBA TV/RADIO come the first team to win the record and adds 21 points to lead World Cup outside its continent. the Phoenix Mercury to an 80-77 SATURDAY 1:30 p.m...... America’s Day at the Races...... FS2 1969 — Donna Caponi beats Peg- victory over the Tulsa Shock. TV Mixed Martial Arts gy Wilson by one stroke to win the 2018 — Minnesota United mid- MLB 9 p.m...... UFC: Ngannou vs. Dos Santos...... ESPN U.S. Women’s Open. fielder Collin Martin announces 1:10 p.m...... NY Yankees at Boston...... 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Xfinity: Camping World 300...... NBCSN MLB Arizona Diamondbacks becomes history to hit 500 home runs. Horse Racing 10:10 a.m...... NY Yankees at Boston...... WEEI-FM 93.7 B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 2019 COMICS

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

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Couple’s future is clouded by question of having kids DEAR ABBY: I’m a done volunteer work for a 19-year-old girl who’s been Dear Abby is written by Abigail pet organization in the with my boyfriend for two Van Buren, also known as Jeanne area, but I just cannot be years. We are a wonderful Phillips, and was founded by her around any other pets match and love each other mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact right now — especially very much. There’s just dogs. I have a hard time Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. one flaw in our relation- just walking down the ship that I hold lots of Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. pet aisle in the grocery guilt over. From the begin- store. ning, we have both known I know time is the best DEAR GUILTY: Not had her for 12 years. She he would like to have kids, healer, but I can’t seem to and I have always known wanting children is noth- had health issues, de- shake this. What would that I do not. I don’t want ing to feel guilty about. mentia, incontinence, you suggest? biological children, and I Many women feel as you and more importantly, have no desire to adopt. do about the lifetime re- she was no longer herself. GRIEVING FOR MY I’m not maternal. sponsibilities of becoming It was a very difficult LOSS My boyfriend and I had a mother. I do think you decision, but the right a deep conversation about would be wise to have sev- one. I know this in my DEAR GRIEVING: it a while back when we eral more “deep” conver- heart, but I am severely You loved your dog, and realized there could actu- sations with your boy- depressed. I can’t stop re- you have suffered an im- ally be a future between friend to make sure he living the image of her portant loss. You would us. He said he is willing to fully understands how death. (I stayed with her not be normal if you put aside his desire for serious you are on this during the procedure.) I weren’t grieving. Eventu- subject and what mar- am losing sleep and in- kids so he can have a fu- ally the things that trig- riage to you will mean. In terest in everything. I ture with me. I feel guilty ger you will become fewer, addition, premarital have another pet at home that I’m not the ideal and when that happens, counseling could be help- (a cat), and I will soon woman for him. Should I you will be ready to move break it off so he can find ful to ensure you both are have my dog’s ashes forward. Have faith in someone who wants chil- on the same page about back. that. If your sleeplessness dren, or should I trust in other issues that might My kitty brings me a and lack of interest in his statement that his life crop up. lot of joy, but my house things that previously really will be fulfilled with seems so empty and quiet only me and no children? DEAR ABBY: I recent- without my dog. I’m not brought you happiness ly had to put my 14-year- ready to adopt another continue, however, you GUILTY IN old dog to sleep. I adopted one, and not sure if I ever should discuss it with CALIFORNIA her when she was 2 and want to again. I have your doctor. BRIDGE

The slow tortoise triumphs again Anita Brookner, who was an En- two spades, three hearts and two di- glish author and art historian, wrote, amonds. Maybe hearts were 3-3, but “In real life ... it is the hare who wins. declarer still needed a club trick or Every time. Look around you. And in two. So, after winning trick one, he any case it is my contention that Ae- played a club to his jack. The hare sop was writing for the tortoise mar- sitting West took the trick with his ket. ... Hares have no time to read. queen and persevered with a second They are too busy winning the game.” spade. South won that too and led Not every time! Look at today’s a second club. West collected his deal. What happens in three no- ace and two spades, but declarer trump after West leads the spade claimed the remainder. He had the queen? heart ace as a hand entry to his club In the bidding, North might have upgraded and opened two no-trump. winners. His hand passed my first test, in that If West had acted like a tortoise, it had seven ace-king points, count- being slow and thoughtful, he would ing two for an ace and one for a king. have realized that South was marked But the worthless doubleton and with club length, because he had de- low spot-card count were minuses. nied both a four-card major and di- South did not like to respond one amond support in the auction. A tor- no-trump, but there was nothing else toise would have let South win trick he could do. two with his club jack. Then declarer South started with seven top tricks: would have had to go down one. SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS EVENING TV LISTINGS SATURDAY’S TV JUNE 29, 2019 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 Saturday, June 29 abuse, incarceration and failing health. 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AP FACT CHECK Democrats on migrant kids, the rich and climate By Calvin Woodward, of a 2015 meeting in Paris Colleen Long and that was the 21st climate Seth Borenstein change convention meet- ASSOCIATED PRESS ing. However, the Kyoto Pro- WASHINGTON — A tocol only required specific fired-up field of Democrats greenhouse gas emission stumbled on some facts at cuts of developed nations, the most visceral turns in fewer than half the coun- their debate Thursday as tries in the world. The they took on and some- Paris agreement, where times sparred over race, several world leaders the treatment of migrant pushed hard, including children, the climate and France’s president, has ev- the super-rich. ery country agreeing to do Here’s a review of the something. But each coun- rhetoric in the second try proposed its own goals. night of the opening round of 2020 campaign debates, MIGRANT as 10 more candidates CHILDREN took their turn on the BIDEN, on Trump’s stage in Miami: treatment of migrant chil- dren at the border: “The THE RICH idea that he’s in court BERNIE SANDERS: with his Justice Depart- “Eighty-three percent of PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ment saying, children in your tax benefits go to the cages do not need a bed, do top 1 percent.” Democratic presidential candidates from left, former Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper, entre- preneur Andrew Yang, South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg, former Vice President Joe Biden, Sen. not need a blanket, do not THE FACTS: That sta- need a toothbrush — that Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., Sen. Kamala Harris, D-Calif., Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y., Colorado Sen. tistic is not close to true is outrageous.” now. The Vermont senator Michael Bennet and Rep. Eric Swalwell, D-Calif., participated in the Democratic primary debate HARRIS: “I will release is referring to 2027, not hosted by NBC News on Thursday. children from cages.” the present day. He didn’t JOHN HICKENLOOP- ly favor the wealthy and hairsplitting. any local school board or THE FACTS: Not really. include that critical con- ER, former Colorado gov- corporations, but just 20.5 city government that was text in his statement. The former vice presi- Biden is minimizing a ma- ernor: “If you would have fighting against it. His figures come from an percent of the benefits dent is claiming that he jor climate deal from 22 ever told me any time in As a senator in the late analysis by the Tax Poli- went to the top 1 percent only opposed the U.S. Edu- years ago, a decade before my life that this country cy Center. That analysis last year. cation Department’s push 1970s, Biden supported Obama became president. would sanction federal found that in 2027 the top RACE for busing to desegregate several measures, includ- In 1997, nations across agents to take children 1 percent of earners would KAMALA HARRIS, sen- schools because he didn’t ing one signed by Presi- the world met in Japan from the arms of their get 83 percent of the sav- ator from California: “Vice want federal mandates dent Jimmy Carter, that and hammered out the parents, put them in cag- ings from the tax overhaul President Biden, do you forced on local school restricted the federal gov- Kyoto Protocol to limit cli- es, actually put them up signed into law by Presi- agree today that you were boards. But in the early ernment’s role in forced mate change in a treaty for adoption — in Colora- dent Donald Trump. Why wrong to oppose busing in and mid-1970s, those were busing. that involved more than do we call that kidnapping is that? Simple: Most of America, then?” the fault lines in almost CLIMATE 190 countries at different — I would have told you it the tax cuts for individu- JOE BIDEN: “I did not every U.S. community, BIDEN, on President points in time. And that was unbelievable.” als are set to expire after oppose busing in America. from New Orleans to Bos- Barack Obama’s record: treaty itself stemmed from THE FACTS: They are 2025, so the benefits for What I opposed is busing ton, where there was stiff “He is the first man to the 1992 United Nations tapping into a mislead- everyone else simply go ordered by the Depart- opposition to busing. If bring together the entire Framework Convention ing and common insinua- away. ment of Education. That’s you were a politician op- world — 196 nations — to on Climate Change. tion by Democrats about The 2017 tax overhaul what I opposed.” posing federally enforced commit to deal with cli- Biden is referring to an Trump placing “children does disproportionate- THE FACTS: That’s busing, you were enabling mate change.” agreement that came out in cages.” Iran sees some progress on nuclear deal, but not enough By Kiyoko Metzler consequences would be of and Philipp Jenne failing to do so. But Irani- ASSOCIATED PRESS an officials maintain that even if it surpasses the VIENNA — A meeting enrichment limit, it would of the remaining partners not be breaching the deal, in the Iranian nuclear and say such a move could deal produced some prog- be reversed quickly. ress but not enough to The Europeans also face satisfy Tehran’s demands, a July 7 deadline set by a senior Iranian official Tehran to offer long-prom- said Friday, offering lit- ised relief from U.S. sanc- tle prospect for now of tions, or Iran says it will the country backing away also begin enriching its from a move to surpass a uranium closer to weap- uranium stockpile thresh- ons-grade levels. old that could doom the After Friday’s meeting, agreement. several EU countries said Abbas Araghchi, Iran’s they are supporting efforts deputy foreign minister, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS to keep the nuclear deal said after meeting with se- On Friday, President Donald Trump met with Russian President Vladimir Putin at the G-20 sum- nior officials from Britain, alive. Austria, Belgium, mit in Osaka, Japan. Germany, France, China, Finland, the Netherlands, Russia and the Europe- Slovenia, Spain and Swe- an Union that a complex den wrote in a joint state- barter-type system set up ment that “aware of the Like old pals, Trump and Putin difficulties to implement to keep trade with Iran afloat is now active. But the economic part of the he insisted that for the agreement, we are work- make light of election meddling so-called INSTEX system ing ... to establish chan- to be useful, “Europeans nels to facilitate legitimate need to buy oil from Iran, trade and financial opera- By Jonathan Lemire while pointing at Putin, needs to be done — that America and “Putin’s the tions with Iran.” who laughed. or to consider credit lines and Zeke Miller migrants can kill, plunder only one laughing.” INSTEX was conceived ASSOCIATED PRESS The exchange at the and rape with impunity for this mechanism.” “President Trump is in January but has tak- Group of 20 summit in because their rights as mi- Araghchi described the basically giving Putin a en months to activate. It OSAKA, Japan — Smil- Osaka echoed one of the grants have to be protect- meeting in Vienna, a reg- green light to interfere in would help ensure trade ing together on a global defining moments ofed,” Putin said, playing ular quarterly gathering 2020,” Schumer tweeted. between Iran and Europe stage, Donald Trump and Trump’s presidency from into issues Trump is em- of signatories to the 2015 Former President Jimmy by allowing buyers and Vladimir Putin cheerfully a year ago in Helsinki, phasizing in his re-elec- accord, as positive and Carter had even harsher sellers to exchange mon- dismissed Russian inter- Finland. There, Trump tion campaign. constructive. He said it ference in U.S. elections, words. The Democrat said was “one step forward” ey without relying on the pointedly did not admon- “The liberal idea has be- he believed Russian inter- shared their contempt for ish Putin about election come obsolete,” he said in compared with previous usual cross-border finan- ference put Trump into the world’s news media interference and did not the interview. sessions, “but it is still not cial transactions. the White House, though and generally flaunted side with U.S. intelligence The two leaders also enough, and it is still not Senior EU diplomat Hel- their personal bond on agencies over his Russian bonded Friday over their he didn’t elaborate. meeting Iran’s expecta- ga Schmid confirmed on Friday. counterpart. mutual disdain for “fake “There is no doubt that tions.” Twitter that the system That was one day after Putin disputes special news.” the Russians did interfere The 2015 agreement is “now operational, (with) the Russian leader praised counsel Robert Mueller’s Trump eyed the report- in the election,” Carter was aimed at curbing first transactions being the president of the Unit- conclusion that Russia in- ers at a photo opportunity said at a human rights dis- Iran’s nuclear ambitions processed” and more EU ed States for his nation- terfered in the 2016 U.S. with the Russian leader cussion in Leesburg, Va. in exchange for relief from member countries to join. alist world views and vig- election to help Trump and told him, “Get rid of “I think the interference, economic sanctions. Presi- She said that Friday’s dis- orously declared the days win. Putin told the Finan- them, fake news. You don’t though not yet quantified, dent Donald Trump with- cussions were construc- of the West’s liberals are cial Times this week that have the problem in Rus- if fully investigated would drew the U.S. from the ac- tive and added that “full dying if not already dead. it was “mythical interfer- sia. We have it; you don’t show that Trump didn’t cord last year and he has and effective implemen- For some time, Trump ence.” have it.” actually win the election imposed new sanctions on tation of #IranDeal by all has defied the once-en- “What happened in real- Putin responded, “Yes, in 2016. He lost the elec- Iran in hopes of forcing sides remains key.” trenched Republican dis- ity? Mr. Trump looked into yes, we have it. The same.” tion and was put into of- Tehran into negotiating a Araghchi said he will trust if not outright ha- his opponents’ attitude to The two men shared a fice because the Russians wider-ranging deal. report back to Tehran, which will make further tred of the powerful nation him and saw changes in laugh at that before sit- interfered.” Iran recently quadru- decisions. Of the 300-ki- at the heart of the former American society and he ting down for their first In Japan, Trump told pled its production of Soviet Union. But Friday’s logram limit, he said that took advantage of this,” face-to-face discussion reporters that “many pos- low-enriched uranium. It joint appearance seemed previously said it would “the decision to reduce our Putin told the newspaper. since the Mueller report itive things” would come to go even further. surpass a 300-kilogram commitments has already Putin, who has high- was issued in April. The out of his good relation- As the two leaders sat lighted populist move- special counsel concluded stockpile limit set by the (been) made in Iran, and ship with Putin, who invit- down for their first meet- ments in Europe and that Moscow extensive- accord by Thursday, but we continue on that pro- ed him to visit Russia next ing in nearly a year, a re- America, praised Trump ly interfered in the 2016 then said it was below cess unless our expecta- porter asked Trump if he for trying to stem the flow presidential campaign but year to mark the 75th an- the limit Wednesday and tions are met.” would warn Putin not to of migrants and drugs said he could not estab- niversary of the allied vic- there would be no new as- Asked whether there meddle in America’s up- from Mexico and ex- lish a criminal conspiracy tory in World War II. sessment until “after the would be a follow-up meet- coming 2020 election. pressed a view that liber- between Russia and the The friendly tone of Pu- weekend.” It is currently a ing, Araghchi said that “Of course,” the pres- alism — the main political Trump campaign. tin’s exchange with Trump holiday weekend in Iran. delegates “decided to have ident replied. Then he ideology in the West since Senate Minority Leader stood in sharp contrast to European countries are a ministerial meeting turned to Putin and face- the end of World War II — Chuck Schumer criticized the Russian leader’s frosty pressing for Iran to com- very soon,” perhaps in the tiously said, “Don’t meddle has outlived its days. Trump for kidding around meeting Friday with out- ply in full with the ac- next few weeks, although in the election.” He play- “This liberal idea pre- about election meddling. going British Prime Min- cord, though they have a time and place have not fully repeated the request supposes that nothing He said the joke is on ister Theresa May. not specified what the yet been determined. SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B7 CLASSIFIED

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By Jennifer Giffen, who is the port’s ter and land uses that were specifically considered in Van Grove assistant vice president unthinkable or not in style the update, meaning the Gen Z is the next big THE SAN DIEGO of planning. “It’s an iconic in 1964, when the original developer will face fewer UNION-TRIBUNE street that’s representa- plan was first adopted. obstacles when seeking housing market tive of all the unique na- This fall, port staffers permits. The same goes for SAN DIEGO — Offer- ture and attractions that hope to present a modi- the redevelopment of East ing sweeping views of San By Steve Brown at the National Associa- San Diego has to offer.” fied version of the plan to Harbor Island, where the THE DALLAS tion of Real Estate Edi- Diego Bay and providing As envisioned in the doc- the agency’s board, which port will soon consider a access to a multitude of MORNING NEWS tors’ meeting this week in ument, the portion of Har- is comprised of seven ap- proposal from developer Austin. “That’s 20 points water-adjacent diversions, AUSTIN — Forget about bor Drive between Grape pointed commissioners Sunroad Enterprises for higher than the overall downtown’s North Harbor the millennials. Street and Seaport Village representing the cities in a hotel with 450 to 500 homeownership percent- Drive is arguably one of The hot new housing seg- is a walker’s or biker’s the district. Should the rooms. age in the U.S.” the most underappreciated ment real estate agents paradise with a widened commissioners endorse the The outdated plan de- The current strong econ- streets up and down the scribes what’s on the and builders are eyeing is promenade, car access document, port staff will omy may be a factor in coast of California. That’s continue with their envi- ground today and doesn’t Generation Z. pushed east to a narrowed Gen Z’s positive percep- not to say its present, sec- ronmental review of the allow for the possibility of That’s the group of Amer- portion of the road and tions about homebuying. ond-tier status is a fait ac- parking spots practically plan. A best-case scenario additional hotel rooms on icans born right after the “It has come of age in compli. eliminated. The idea is would see the Port Master East Harbor Island, said millennials. a different time period,” Right now the powers to shift the street’s focus Plan Update enacted in Lesley Nishihira, who is “Right now the oldest seg- Mele said. “Millennials that be, meaning the plan- from pavement to water. the second half of 2020. the district’s planning di- ment of Generation Z is 24,” entered homebuying re- ning team at San Diego’s A dedicated transit right- This time around, the rector. said Dave Mele, president ally right after the largest Unified Port District, are of-way on the western por- bay-wide blueprint is orga- The new plan document of Homes.com. “Millennials financial crisis since the working on the finishing tion of the street would, nized around six different also introduces alterna- are the largest segment of touches to what’s called however, allow visitors to themes — water and land tive financing mechanisms today’s homebuyers. Great Depression. the Port Master Plan Up- use a bayfront circulator use, ecology, economics, en- that could be used to pay “They are larger than mil- “Generation Z is enter- date. The forward-looking to go up and the down the vironmental justice, safety for district upgrades. Cur- lennials in terms of size.” ing at a time of economic document, first started in Embarcadero with ease. and resiliency, and mobil- rently, the port is not a Currently millennials prosperity.” 2013, will guide what can Here, the port also imag- ity — designed to provide beneficiary of tax dollars, make up about a third of Mele said the upcoming and cannot be built in and ines new people-friendly as much public access to nor does it have a policy the U.S. homebuying mar- generation of U.S. home- around the 34 miles of piers, including a 30,000 the coast as possible while around developer impact ket compared with Genera- buyers has different pri- waterfront that meanders square-foot pier south of protecting natural resourc- fees. It generates revenue tion Z’s 27 percent popula- orities from their elders. along the bay from Shelter Grape Street and north of es. from tenant leases and tion share. Home.com found that 48 Island to Coronado. The Ash Street, referred to as More specific standards parking fees. For the fis- But by 2026, Gen Z is ex- percent of Gen Z buyers lands are held in public the “Window to the Bay” are also set forth for each cal year that starts July 1, pected to be the largest U.S. are racial and ethnic mi- trust by the port, which pier. of the port’s 10 planning the district has budgeted demographic group with norities. was created by the state It is just one of many districts, and should pro- $214.6 million in revenue about 82 million consum- “Fifty-eight percent of in 1962 and includes five big ideas put forth in the vide a higher degree of and $174.8 million in ex- ers. our survey respondents member cities: San Diego, Port Master Plan Update, certainty for project appli- penses. That’s why home sales said they’d prefer to live Chula Vista, Coronado, which creates legal space cants who want to build in The thinking, however, is industry players including in a racially and ethnical- National City and Impe- for, but does not guarantee, those areas. that the district may want Mele are focusing on this ly diverse neighborhood,” rial Beach. waterfront developments For instance, developer to finance more projects, upcoming group. Mele said. “That has re- Port planners’ 30-year like the reconfiguration 1HWY1’s $1.6 billion plan more often, say infrastruc- And, he says, he’s encour- ally big implications. outlook for North Harbor of Harbor Drive, the over- to dramatically redo the ture improvements or hab- aged that more Generation “That could change what Drive is to make over the haul of Seaport Village or Central Embarcadero area itat restoration. It could do Z members say they want our neighborhoods look coastal stretch into an un- changes to Coronado’s Fer- that includes Seaport Vil- so by imposing new fees or to own homes. like.” forgettable international ry Landing. lage and the G Street Mole creating extra project re- A Home.com survey The Generation Z mem- landmark for visitors and A discussion draft of the isn’t exactly forbidden un- quirements. A park impact found that 87 percent of bers Homes.com surveyed residents alike. document, available for der the existing Port Mas- fee levied against develop- Gen Z members say they were also more likely to “We have aspirations public review and com- ter Plan, but an amend- ers is considered, for in- intend to buy before they be unmarried — either to make (North Harbor ment through July 31, ment would be required. stance, as a way to ensure are 35. singles or couples — than Drive) the next great wa- shows a port district that Yet the Seaport San Di- more recreational spaces “That’s a fairly stagger- previous homebuying terfront street,” said Jason is considering a slew of wa- ego plan, as it’s called, is for the public. ing number,” Mele said groups. ed , 3½ t, Unit 408 kitchen. Central baths. Nore master air conditionin LYNN $369,000 suite. g. 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