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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2019 DEALS OF THE Saugus $DAY$ getting PG. 3 ready DEALS for high OF THE $DAY$ water PG. 3 By Thor Jourgensen ITEM STAFF Peabody may vote More voters part of SAUGUS — The town’s DEALS partnership with the state to prepare for major cli- to bag plastic plan for candidatesOF THE mate change impacts could have a side bene t for local By Thomas Grillo Laurie Silk of By Steve Krause From$DA left,Y Lynn$ residents: Reduced  ood ITEM STAFF Salem loads ITEM STAFF CommunityPG. 3 insurance rates. her paper bags Television’s PEABODY — Paper or plastic? LYNN — The most passionate moments Saugus is conducting full of grocer- Mukala Kabon- a climate vulnerability It won’t be a choice in the city for long. of Thursday night’s forum among candi- The Peabody City Council is expected to ies into her car dates for Councilor-at-Large candidates go served as assessment after being after shopping moderator for awarded a $33,000 state approve a plastic bag ban at its next meet- at the Lynn Community Television station at Stop & Shop Thursday’s fo- grant in September. Town ing in two weeks. came when the four incumbents and three DEALS of cials are coupling the “We’re the only community on the North in Peabody. challengers discussed ways to involve more rum involving planning process with ef- Shore that is not doing something,” Rita- citizens in the electoral process and the BuzzyOF Barton,THE marie Cavicchio told the city’s Industrial ITEM PHOTO | need for a city planner. Jose Encar- forts to make Saugus a SPENSER HASAK participant in the Nation- & Community Development Committee In all, councilors Buzzy Barton, Hong nacion,$DA BrianY$ al Flood Insurance Pro- Thursday night. “In terms of optics, it’s bet- Net, Brian Field and Brian LaPierre, along Field,PG. Joel 3 gram’s (NFIP) Communi- ter for us as a community to take a stand.” with challengers Jose Encarnacion, Joel Hyppolite, Bri- ty Rating System. The Peabody activist launched a petition Hyppolite and Lennin Pena answered nine an LaPierre, “We are working to nd on change.org to ban one-time use plastic questions posed by Lynn Community Tele- Hong Net and ways to become a partic- bags. At press time, the petition had nearly vision’s Mukala Kabongo on a variety of Lennin Ernes- ipant community in the 400 signatures. issues facing the city, ranging from how to to Pena. NFIP’s Community Rat- ing System and in turn PEABODY, A3 LYNN, A3 help reduce  ood insur- ance costs for the resi- dents of Saugus,” said Town Manager Scott Crabtree, citing CRSRe- Red Cross closing a chapter in Peabody sources.org. Depending on the rating, By Thor Jourgensen residents in Special Flood ITEM STAFF Hazard Areas can receive discounts ranging from 5 PEABODY — One of the best-known volun- percent to 45 percent of teer organizations is joining the exodus from their  ood insurance pre- brick-and-mortar locations with the American miums. Red Cross’ decision to move out of its Lowell As a coastal communi- Street building. ty with the Saugus River Lloyd Ziel, Red Cross Massachusetts commu- bordering local neighbor- nications chief, said the Red Cross will prob- hoods and wetlands ex- ably vacate the Lowell Street building next tending along Route 107, May. A search for smaller-sized locations in Saugus is vulnerable to Peabody is underway.  ooding. “We’re looking in this area. The services are The state climate change going to remain here,” said Ziel. planning grant will pay Named after Red Cross benefactor John A. for town of cials working McCarthy, the building is used as a training with professional plan- site, complete with a mock hospital ward, for ners to nd ways to reduce people preparing to take the state nurse assis-  ooding. tant training test. Under the rating sys- “We are not leaving Peabody. If anything, we tem,  ood insurance pre- are reaching out to our partners to help us con- mium rates are discount- tinue this skills focus,” Ziel said. ed to reward community Mayor Edward Bettencourt offered a mixed actions that meet three reaction in a statement about the move. goals: reducing  ood dam- “We are disappointed that the Red Cross will age to insurable proper- be leaving their Lowell Street headquarters. ty, strengthening  ood The relationship between Red Cross and the city has been a long and an especially produc- insurance coverage, and ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK encouraging a compre- tive one. We are grateful that the Red Cross An old poster for the American Red Cross hangs in the organization’s build- hensive approach to  ood- RED CROSS, A2 plain management. ing on Lowell Street in Peabody. The rating system uses a class-rating system that is similar to re insur- Opinion ance rating to determine Jourgensen: A house Lynn improves grade on MCAS  ood insurance premium shares its secrets. A4 reductions for residents. LOOK! By Gayla Cawley senteeism and advanced coursework completion. Rate classes are rated ITEM STAFF The new scores, part of the Massachusetts De- from nine to one. Lynn eld partment of Elementary and Secondary Education’s Mindful of the signi - author drawn to LYNN — This year’s report card from the state (DESE) accountability system and shared during cant amount of work relat- the macabre. A8 shows Lynn Public Schools has shown a signi cant ed to storm management improvement in meeting its achievement targets, but Thursday’s School Committee meeting, have upgraded Sports the district’s status from “partially meeting targets” and  ood control, the town KIPP rolls to win over there’s still a lot of work to do with meeting the needs is applying to the state for of its English Language Learners and special educa- to “showing substantial progress toward targets.” Mystic Valley. B1 Superintendent Dr. Patrick Tutwiler said the des- more climate vulnerabili-  tion students. ignation is one step away from the highest the state ty planning money. Peabody boys soccer Results show Lynn is meeting 64 percent of its tar- offers. A district is considered to be meeting targets at “If awarded, this nancial stays hot with win over gets, up from 45 percent last year, which is based on assistance will continue Marblehead. B1 Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System 75 percent. (MCAS) scores, student growth, high school comple- SAUGUS, A3 tion, progress toward English pro ciency, chronic ab- MCAS, A2 N.E. Newspapers & Press Association honors Item By Bella diGrazia lled with award-winning journalists ITEM STAFF who seek the truth and share the stories that need to be heard. WORCESTER — Some days this job The Publick Occurrences Award, in rec- takes a lot out of me. Then there are days like yesterday. ognition of New England’s most outstand- My colleagues and I headed to the AC ing journalism in 2019, was established Marriott Hotel in Worcester early Thurs- in 1990. It’s meant to recognize individu- day. There, we were honored with a Pub- al and team merit at New England news- lick Occurrences Award from the New papers to mark the 300th anniversary of The Item won its fourth straight New England Newspapers & Press As- England Newspapers & Press Associa- the founding of Publick Occurrences, the sociation award, for its Hunger: Hiding in Plain Sight series. Staffers tion for our work on a six-day, 23-story rst newspaper published in America. who worked on the series included, from left, Roberto Scalese, Bridget series that ran last summer, Hunger: Four days after the country’s rst paper Turcotte, Steve Krause, News Editor Cheryl Charles, Bella diGrazia and Hiding in Plain Sight. Gayla Cawley. It was beyond inspiring to be in a room AWARD, A3

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Catherine M. Higgins, 88 Sharon M. Legere, 69 Christos Meimeteas, 81 1931-2019 1950-2019 LYNN — Catherine M. “Kay” Sharon M. Legere, 69, Christos E. Meimeteas, 81, (Capano) Higgins, 88 years passed away peacefully, sur- beloved husband of 59 years old, of Lynn, died Oct. 8, rounded by her loving family of Maria (Alimonos) Meime- 2019, in Massachusetts Gen- on Thursday, Oct. 3, 2019 at teas, passed away surrounded eral Hospital in Boston after North Shore medical Center by his family on Wednesday, a lengthy illness. She was the after a lengthy, courageous Oct. 9, 2019, following a wife of the late Richard E. Hig- battle with renal disease. lengthy illness. gins. Sharon was born Jan. 25, Born and raised in Neocho- She was born on Feb. 14, 1950 to the late Joseph P. and ri, Greece, to the late Evange- 1931, Valentine’s Day, in Re- Rita M. ( Doherty) Legere. los and Stavroula (Mazareas) vere, the daughter of the late Sharon was a 35-year em- Meimeteas, Christos was a tal- Vincent and Elizabeth (Cario- ployee at Verizon, retiring at ented artist and carpenter. He ti) Capano. She was raised in age 55 due to health issues. owned his own construction Revere and attended Revere Sharon was also employed at company for many years, and schools. She has lived in Lynn GLSS for the past 10 years. enjoyed creating and painting since 1956. A lifelong resident of Lynn, Eclectic and Byzantine Icons, She worked at Kressge and she graduated from Lynn En- which he donated to count- Woolworth’s retail stores. She glish High School in 1967 less churches and monas- also worked as a garment and North Shore Community teries that he had visited in Bramante. She also leaves her Rita Dorney and her husband tos was predeceased by his stitcher for many years. She College. Sharon was happi- Greece and the U.S. Christos brother-in-law, George Rogers of Richard, her two beloved dogs, parents, and his sister Maria loved animals, especially cats, est preparing and hosting was a wonderful husband and Swampscott; and many nieces “The Girls” Gingerbella and Meimeteas. and helped animal shelters. large gatherings of family and father, and loved spending and nephews. She is the sis- Macy. She is predeceased by Service information: Fu- She loved to ballroom dance friends at her Lynn home for time with his grandchildren. ter of the late Vincent Capano, two brothers, Joseph F. and neral services for Christos and enjoyed watching soap decades. Sharon will be fond- Christos is survived by his Josephine Capano, Theresa John G. Legere. will be on Tuesday, Oct. 15, operas, Golden Girls, Reba, ly remembered and lovingly loving wife, Maria; son Angelo Friends, Family Feud and Caggiano, Anthony Capano, Eliz- missed by her entire family, Service information: Vis- 2019 at 9 a.m. from SOLI- iting hours will be held on Meimeteas, his wife Amy, and MINE Funeral Home, 426 Dancing with the Stars. She abeth Rogers and Paul Capano. friends and anyone who had their children, Christos, Maria the pleasure of meeting her. Tuesday, Oct. 15 from 3-7 Broadway (Route 129), loved talking with people and She is also the sister-in-law of and Angelina Meimeteas, all Sharon will be lovingly remem- p.m. at CUFFE-MCGINN Fu- Lynn, followed by a funer- would often brighten their day the late Ida Capano, Gregory of Salem, son George Meime- bered as a kind, hard-working, neral Home, 157 Maple St., al service at 10 a.m. at St. with a piece of candy. She had Capano, Anthony Caggiano and teas, his wife Rupali, and their caring, courageous and gener- Lynn. Her funeral service is George Greek Orthodox a true heart of Gold because Mary Capano. son Christos Meimeteas of she was born on Valentine’s Service information: Her ous to a fault. to follow at 7 p.m. at the Church, Lynn, then burial at Sister to her two surviving funeral home. Burial will be Lynn; daughter Voula Orfanos, Pine Grove Cemetery, Lynn. Day. funeral will be held on Tues- her husband Jim, and their She was a loving and day, Oct. 14, 2019 at 10 a.m. brothers, Michael W. (Cathy), private. Donations may be Visiting hours will be Mon- children, Caroline and Maria day from 4-8 p.m. Relatives devoted wife, mother and from the SOLIMINE Funeral Paul E. (Joanne) Legere; eight made National Kidney Foun- Orfanos of Lynn, and Michael and friends are respectfully grandmother who loved her Home, 67 Ocean St. (Route sisters, Denise S. (Lawrence) dation, 30 East 33rd St., Orfanos and his wife Meredith invited. Donations may be family and their gatherings, 1A), Lynn, followed by a fu- Clifford, Patrice A. (Vany) Vo, New York, NY 10016, or the of Salem; his siblings, Fotios made in Christos’ name to especially weekly lunches with neral Mass at St. Anthony Judith A. (Mark) Lozier, Nan- Northeast Animal Shelter, Meimeteas and his wife Irene St. George Greek Orthodox her siblings and their spouses. de Padua Church, Revere, at cy E. (Kevin) Deady, Donna J. 347 Highland Ave., Salem, of Lynn, Irene Skrimizeas and Church. Directions and on- During her last few years of 11 a.m. Burial in Pine Grove Legere, Kathleen M. (Joseph) MA 01970 in memory of her husband Peter of Lynn, line guestbook at www.Soli- life, she enjoyed Bingo, sing- Crowley, Ann L. (John) Bright Sharon. Cemetery, Lynn. Relatives Jimmy Meimeteas and his mine.com. a-longs, bowling and playing and friends are respectfully and Laurie A. Bogart. Many nephews, nieces, great-neph- wife Athanasia of Lynn, Eleni Crazy 8s with all her friends invited. Visiting hours are on ews, great-nieces, aunts and Likousas and her husband at Advinia Care at Salem (for- Monday from 4-8 p.m. Do- ® cousins. A very special friend, LIFE WELL CELEBRATED Nick of Lynn, as well as many merly Grosvenor Park). nations may be made to the nieces and nephews. Chris- She is survived by her son, Northeast Animal Shelter, Richard A. Higgins of Lynn; two 347 Highland Ave., Salem, daughters, Mary A. Bramante MA 01970. Directions and and her husband Domenic of guestbook at www.solimine. Salem, and Elizabeth F. Rus- com. Lynn improves grade on MCAS so and her husband Mark of Wake eld; her grandchildren, MCAS scores are below the state of this magnitude. We has identi ed Ingalls Ele- Matthew Russo, Holly Bra- From A1 average, Tutwiler said need to continue to im- mentary School and Lynn mante, Kevin Russo and Derek a more fair comparison prove performance among English High School, as “I always will credit the would be to compare the subgroups.” needing targeted support. incredibly hard work and district’s results to the Overall achievement Those schools, along with dedication of our staff in state’s 10 commissioner’s scores are much higher at the three identi ed by the Arthur M. Jorgenson Jr., 78 situations such as these,” districts, or 10 largest ur- the non-high school level, state, will be required to Tutwiler said in an inter- ban districts. where the district met 71 enter the district’s frame- view before the meeting. Lynn outperformed those percent of its targets. Lynn work of support, which is PEABODY — Arthur M. Jor- “Make no mistake about districts in grade 5 and 8 only met 49 percent of its an extra layer of support genson Jr., age 78, of Pea- it, this is a re ection of ex- science scores, and scored targets for high school. for schools. body, formerly of Lynn, died cellence in the classroom.” second to Lowell in En- Part of the challenge of Still, Tutwiler said ad- In addition, he credited Thursday at Sunrise Assist- glish Language Arts and the new accountability sys- ministrators are encour- the new “Every Student, math scores for all grades. tem, which is in its second ed Living in Lynn eld after a aged by what they’re see- Every Day” attendance Despite an overall im- year, is that the perfor- lengthy illness. He was the ing. He said performance initiative and the extend- provement in MCAS mance of the lowest 25 per- husband of the late Virginia was strong, but the district “Ginny” L. (Durland) Jorgen- ed learning time initia- scores and accountabili- cent of students constitutes tive around math for the ty measurements, there’s half of a district’s perfor- is approaching work this son, with whom he shared 50 year with a sense of mea- years of marriage. bolstered student perfor- still a 20-point achieve- mance determination. mance. ment gap between ELL Lynn’s scores mean the sured urgency in terms Born in Boston, he was of meeting the needs of the son of the late Arthur M. For instance, the dis- and non-ELL students district is not categorized trict met its chronic ab- and special education stu- as “requiring assistance” its student population. Jorgenson Sr. and Evelyn M. There’s unique challenges (Jones) Curran. Art attend- senteeism targets at the dents and their regular from the state, but three high school level, and im- education counterparts schools — Washington in an urban district, such ed schools in Lynn eld and as many students who ex- graduated from Lynn eld High proved, but did not meet for ELA in grades 3 to 8. STEM Elementary School, its targets in grades 3 to A similar gap is seen for Thurgood Marshall Mid- perience trauma, he said. School, Class of 1960. He “Make no mistake about also attended Norwich Uni- 8. Math scores increased those subgroups in math dle School, and Lynn Clas- it, we still have work to versity in North eld, Vt., and in the majority of grades 3 scores in those grades. sical High School” are in do,” said Tutwiler, adding served in the U.S. Marines. Jorgenson, Olivia and Austin to 8, but declined in sixth “This has to change,” that category, based on He was employed as a fa- Cassidy, all of Peabody; and and seventh grade. Tutwiler said. “One should their performance. the district was commit- cilities analyst at the Gen- several nieces and nephews. Although Lynn’s MCAS not be able to predict gaps In addition, the district ted to meeting its targets. eral Electric until he retired Service information: Art’s in 2004. Art was a member visiting hours will be held at of the Community Covenant the PARKER Funeral Home, Red Cross closing a chapter in Peabody Church in Peabody and was 35 Franklin St., Lynn, on a volunteer for the American Sunday, Oct. 13 from 3-7 RED CROSS Of cially known as the p.m. Graveside services will Red Cross for many years. From A1 Northeast Massachusetts Arthur loved spending time be held at Puritan Lawn chapter, the building is with his family, especially his Memorial Park on Saturday, will maintain a volunteer owned by a trust and Ziel grandchildren, and enjoyed Oct. 19 at 2:30 p.m., fol- and instruction presence said the Red Cross uses it his vacation home in Wake- lowed by memorial services in Peabody,” he said. under a donation arrange- eld, N.H. in the Community Covenant Ziel acknowledged mobile ment. Nursing assistant He is survived by his son, Church, 33 Lake St., Pea- device technology allows students take 19-day and Adam and his wife Trac- body, at 3 p.m., to which rel- volunteers to mobilize to re- 27-day classes on Lowell ey Jorgenson of Peabody; atives and friends are invited spond to res and other di- Street in preparation to his daughter, Amy and her to attend. Please make me- sasters without meeting in apply for health aide and husband Alan Cassidy of morial donations in Arthur’s the Lowell Street building. nurse assistant jobs. Peabody; one sister, Astrid name to the Community Cov- “The building has been in But Ziel said the build- Chambers of Council, Idaho; enant Church. the Red Cross family for a ing’s value as an of ce and six grandchildren, Nathaniel, Guest book at parkermem- long time, but our business meeting space has dwin- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK dled in an organization Hannah, Hunter and Bryce orailfuneralhome.com. model is changing. It’s not founded on volunteers, in- American Red Cross Chief Communications cost-effective for us to keep and Marketing Director for Massachusetts cluding people in full-time the lights on in a building and part-time positions. Lloyd Ziel speaks about the seven fundamental we’re not utilizing,” said With its headquarters in principals of the ARC. Ziel. 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Box 5 Humble Care, Inc., 583 Chestnut St., Lynn, MA 01903 Suite 5, Lynn, MA 01904 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A3 N.E. Newspapers & Press Peabody may vote to bag plastic Association honors Item PEABODY AWARD to seek information the From A1 From A1 public deserves to know So far, 122 communities appeared in Boston in and give it to them. We in Massachusetts have 1690, it was suppressed are here to represent your adopted the ban from by the royal governor. First Amendment rights. Abington to Yarmouth, ac- While this is not the first It was an honor to be cording to the Mass Green time The Item has won this honored at the New En- gland Newspaper Con- Network, a grassroots or- award, this was my first ex- ference. And, it was even ganization whose mission perience being a part of the more of an honor to be in is to protect the earth. On winning team. As we walked such great company. the North Shore, the com- toward the front of the room The winning publications munities include Beverly, to accept the award, I re- were the Marshfield Mari- Danvers, Hamilton, Lynn, membered why I chose to ner, Mount Desert Island- Marblehead, Revere, Sa- work in this industry. er, The Martha’s Vineyard lem, Saugus, Swampscott. This was an ambitious Times, UpCountry, The In an informal poll in the project for our staff, which Bristol (CT) Press, The Dai- Stop & Shop parking lot included myself, fellow re- ly News of Newburyport, on Howley Street, three of porters Thor Jourgenson, The MetroWest Daily News, four shoppers interviewed ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Bridget Turcotte, Gayla Republican-American, The hours before the vote fa- Cawley, Steve Krause, Dan- Republican, The Berkshire vored the ban. Shirley Cervoni of Salem agrees with the plastic bag ban, saying, “Ev- iel Kane, Bill Brotherton, eryone can see what plastic does to the environment.” Eagle, Telegram & Gazette, Shirley Silk, who was and Thomas Grillo, news The Eagle-Tribune, Seven packing her van with gro- editors Cheryl Charles and Days, The Herald News, ceries, said it’s about time. and littering streets. Paper we’re paying for them in tional nonprofit whose mis- Roberto Scalese, photog- works just as good for me.” the price of our groceries,” sion is to change attitudes Concord Monitor, The Sun, She rejects the idea that raphers Jim Wilson, and The Keene Sentinel, Cape plastic bags are needed for But one Peabody retiree she said in a text message. and behaviors toward a Spenser Hasak, and de- from Peabodoy, who de- “With the fee, shoppers more sustainable lifestyle, Cod Times, Worcester Mag- a variety of uses, such as signer Mark Sutherland. azine, Sun Journal, Ben- clined to give his name, can buy a paper bag if said there are many rea- to pack a lunch for work. Journalists are here to nington Banner, Worcester said he will miss the plas- they want, but people will sons to ban plastic: She uses a lunch box, she tell the stories of our com- Business Journal, The Stan- tic bags. bring a reusable bag to Plastic bags pollute our said. munities. We are here to dard-Times, Foster’s Daily “Now I have to buy avoid the fee.” land and water. “We’re killing the envi- share the stories of people, Democrat, New Hampshire them,” he said. For his part, Eldridge They are made from ronment every day, and or topics, that serve a big- Union Leader, and the Ad- banning plastic bags will State Rep. Lori Ehrlich said he cannot support the non-renewable resources ger purpose. We are here dison Independent. make a small contribution (D-Marblehead) and Sen. House version and hopes and contribute to climate to saving the planet,” Silk Jamie Eldridge (D-Ac- lawmakers amend the lat- change. said. “I don’t understand ton) introduced legisla- est version to reflect the They never break down, BEST CHOICE Adult Day Health Care announces why we don’t ban styro- tion that would impose a original language in the and are harmful to wild- its intention of sponsoring the USDA Child and Adult Care foam cups, too.” statewide ban on plastic measure. life, marine life, and hu- Food Program. Planned dates of operation are November Shirley Cervoni, 89, a re- bags. But the measure, Jon Hurst, president of man health. 1, 2019 through October 1, 2020 with the option to renew tired executive secretary while endorsed by nearly the Retailers Association Plastic bags are not easi- for up to three years. Bids are solicited from vendors. to five former Salem may- 100 legislators, is stuck on of Massachusetts, said his ly recycled. Anticipated service is 100 breakfasts and 100 lunches per ors, said she is 100 percent Beacon Hill. members originally op- They are expensive to day, 7 days per week at one site. Copies of the Invitation supportive of the ban. Ehrlich said the revised posed the ban. They called clean up after, and there to Bid must be received by Thursday, October 10, 2019 “Everyone can see what House bill has several pro- it anti-consumer and an- are better alternatives. to Best Choice Adult Day Health Care Inc. 220 Lynnway, plastic does to the envi- visions that proponents ti-choice. Still, some shoppers say Revere, MA 02151. The public bid opening will be Tuesday, ronment,” she said. “When of the ban do not support. But their position has they like plastic bags be- October 15, 2019 at Best Choice Adult Health Care, Inc. I shop, I usually bring my Under the proposed revi- evolved. Today, they sup- cause they can be used for 220 Lynnway, Revere, MA 02151. All bids are subject to sions, the state law would port a statewide ban be- a variety of purposes at own bags that I’ve recy- review by the Massachusetts Department of Elementary replace existing ordinanc- cause having a different home. cled.” and Secondary Education, Office for Food and Nutrition es in communities, some ordinance in each commu- But Cavicchio said one- Eric Charette agreed. Programs, 75 Pleasant Street, Malden, MA 02148. “I am OK with the ban,” of which are stricter, and nity does not make sense, time use plastic bags can he said. “I have no use for it would eliminate a 5- or he said. take more than 100 years In accordance with Federal civil rights law and plastic bags, all they are 10-cent fee when custom- “We support a reason- to break down, and they U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) civil rights doing is collecting under ers choose a paper bag. able statewide bill which are responsible for drain regulations and policies, the USDA, its Agencies, the sink. My mother used “Without the fee, we are is preferred over local or- blockages, and litter. offices, and employees, and institutions participating them for picking up dog just switching to paper dinances in 351 cities and “Banning plastic bags in in or administering USDA programs are prohibited from poop, but you always see bags which aren’t great towns,” Hurst said. Peabody is a cause that is discriminating based on race, color, national origin, sex, the bags caught in trees for the environment, and Greentumble, an interna- long past due,” she said. disability, age, or reprisal or retaliation for prior civil rights activity in any program or activity conducted or funded by USDA. Saugus getting ready for high water Persons with disabilities who require alternative means of communication for program information (e.g. Braille, large print, audiotape, American Sign Language, etc.), should SAUGUS vide necessary resources munity outreach. Once state municipality vul- contact the Agency (State or local) where they applied From A1 for the town to identify priorities are identified, nerability program which for benefits. Individuals who are deaf, hard of hearing or hazards, challenges and there may be design stud- provides support for cities have speech disabilities may contact USDA through the to provide us with the nec- strengths, and prepare for ies, local bylaw changes, and towns in Massachu- Federal Relay Service at (800) 877-8339. Additionally, essary resources to help future climate adaptation redesigns, and natural setts to plan for resiliency program information may be made available in languages find solutions to alleviate actions to address current infrastructure and storm and implement key cli- other than English. flooding that can impact vulnerabilities, said Crab- protection measures tak- mate change adaptation our residents and our com- tree. en. actions for resiliency. To file a program complaint of discrimination, complete munity’s infrastructure, Using money from the Crabtree will also con- The state awards com- the USDA Program Discrimination Complaint Form, and to further assist the grant, a municipal vul- tinue to explore opportu- munities with funding to (AD-3027) found online at: http://www.ascr.usda.gov/ town in updating its Haz- nerability provider will be nities that mitigate fu- complete vulnerability complaint_filing_cust.html, and at any USDA office, or ard Mitigation Plan,” said hired to assess the effects ture flooding impacts on assessments and develop write a letter addressed to USDA and provide in the letter Crabtree. of climate change in the residents and the town’s action-oriented resiliency all of the information requested in the form. To request a The money will pro- town and help with com- infrastructure, such as the plans. copy of the complaint form, call (866) 632-9992. Submit your completed form or letter to USDA by: (1) mail: U.S. Department of Agriculture More voters part of plan for candidates Office of the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights 1400 Independence Avenue, SW Washington, D.C. 20250-9410; LYNN Kevin Geaney was. He was and they’re not driving ple succeed. But you can’t From A1 top-notch. people out of Lynn.” help them without com- (2) fax: (202) 690-7442; or “We need a real bold Others weren’t so quick passion. I know what it (3) email: [email protected]. better incorporate Lynn’s thinker. But we’re just to categorically vote takes.” diversity into everyday climbing out of this short- against them. Hyppolite, talking about This institution is an equal opportunity provider. July 2018 business to how to prevent fall. We have to get that “I’m for them if the de- the issues with the Lynn shortfalls such as the one behind us.” velopers are giving afford- Senior Center (the city that caused it to borrow Kabonga asked the able housing priority to has taken over manage- money last year. panelists whether they Lynn people,” said Barton. ment of it), said, “I believe But the candidates thought adding polling Encarnacion agreed. we can do better. We have seemed split on the idea places would solve the low “I favor tax breaks if to find more funding for of hiring a city planner — turnout numbers, such as people in Lynn are going better programs. I hope, not so much on the philos- the 6 percent figure during to benefit,” he said. “And when I get into office, that ophy or need to do it, but the recent city primary. if most of the people who I can make that a priority.” whether it was the best “I think so,” said Pena. are working on those big “It’s uncomfortable for way to spend Lynn’s re- “You have three alone in buildings are from Lynn.” people to be there now,” sources. Ward 1, and all the other The candidates were said Net. “We have to do On the question of how six wards only have one. also asked their views on all we can to help our se- to avoid another shortfall, We could use more.” combating opioid abuse in niors. Bring it back to the Barton was succinct. Pena was also outspo- the city. way it once was.” “The first thing I’d do, ken on what he thinks the “I believe,” said Encar- “Our senior citizens and that I’ve been saying problem is. nacion, “that education made Lynn what it was,” since I got on the council, “The city doesn’t do a should begin in early child- said Barton. is that we need a city plan- good job of letting people hood. We all have friends Each candidate was al- The value of each coupon shown here is equal to ner, and we need a grant know,” he said. “They pro- and family members who lowed one closing state- writer,” he said. “We need mote concerts at City Hall have gone through this.” ment of no more than or greater than the price of the newspaper. people who can bring rev- Auditorium much better. Said Field, who chairs 90 seconds. While most enue into the city.” I think Bobby Brown got the council’s opioid sub- thanked Lynn Community ATTENTION BUSINESS OWNERS! Barton sort of jumped promoted better than our committee, “I get reports Television for hosting the If you would like to participate in the gun on the issue of a election did.” each month, and they say debate, Encarnacion and planner, since Kabongo Barton said he didn’t the problem is getting bet- Hyppolite explained their The Daily Item’s Deal of the Day, dedicated the last ques- think the city needed ex- ter. Police and fire are bet- reasons for running. contact us at 781-593-7700, ext. 1280 tion of the night to that tra polling places. ter equipped, but I think “I want to be your voice,” topic. And reaction was “The city did a poor job it’s important for people to Encarnacion said. “Repre- mixed. letting people know it was understand that you are senting the whole commu- TODAY’S DEAL OF THE DAY “We’ve been trying to fig- election day,” he said. not a criminal if you are nity would be an honor.” ure out how to fund one,” Another topic that an addict. It is a disease.” “I am a husband, father, said Field, explaining that caused some division “And,” said Hyppolite, homeowner and taxpayer,” he’s not against the idea of among the seven candi- “it has to be treated like a said Hyppolite. “That is one, per se, but he’d like to dates was the idea of giv- disease.” why I am running.” find some way to fund one ing tax breaks to develop- “Medical providers before committing to hire ers without conditions. have to share some of the one. “I don’t work for develop- blame,” Net said. “They LAW OFFICES OF LaPierre was on the ers and I don’t represent prescribe some pretty JAMES J. CARRIGAN same page. developers,” said LaPierre, strong medication.” • Social Security Disability “If we were in better fi- who voted against provid- Both Pena and Barton • Workers Compensation nancial stability, if we could ing a tax break to the con- were upfront about their • Accidents find a source on paying for tractor who is working on battles. 25 years located across from Lynn District Court it, if we could get creative, I the Munroe Street project. “You are looking at a could get behind it,” he said. “I am proud of my vote.” person with 34 years of so- 15 Johnson St. “But I’d like to see some in- “I also voted no,” said briety,” Barton said. “I’ve 781-596-0100 JAMES J. CARRIGAN centives (to present to one). Net. I’m willing to nego- been there.” ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN Not everyone can be as tiate with them as long “I am in recovery,” said LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL good as (previous planner) as they’re bringing in jobs Pena. “I’ve seen many peo- www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] A4 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2019 OPINION A house shares its secrets HOW TO REACH US The workers pulled one in his second-floor bedroom aged gutter after anoth- window on the same night er off of our house and the girl was seriously in- odds and ends from days jured in a bicycle accident. Thor 110 Munroe St. long gone spilled out of I found snake skins way P.O. Box 5 the eaves. The Monopoly Jourgensen too often in corners of the Lynn, MA 01903 board was crusted with yard and my father was mold and the slat boards so unsettled by the sound Customer Service Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. imprinted with the Break- ing and painting we have of the front door slamming stone’s cream cheese were uncovered some odd finds on a windless summer day Connecting relics from an era when hidden from sight until when no one else was home All Departments: dairy products were deliv- we embarked on energet- that he reached for the 781-593-7700 ered daily on doorsteps. ic but amateurish excur- pistol he kept in his desk Ext. 2 Homes, especially old sions into home repair. drawer and went in search Classifi ed/Legal Advertising ones, are repositories for A long-dismantled stair- of a phantom intruder. classi [email protected] things lost and sometimes case cast its ghostly out- Ghosts and hauntings secreted away in as much Subscriptions line on a bedroom wall and are the stuff of fiction. But [email protected] as they are places where a giant plaster rectangle I can’t completely discount people live life with laugh- hinted where a door may the notion that homes from Circulation [email protected] ter, sorrow and all things once have been located. been puzzled by the deci- Others say it was devised year to year, decade to de- mundane and monumen- The big windows with their sion on the part of previous to allow horses get exercise cade, century to century, Ext. 3 tal that define life. sash weights and pulleys owners to cover the window by walking in a circle. don’t retain a presence or Newsroom Our home was built in are a constant battle with with aluminum siding. The contractor we paid penumbra, if you will, left [email protected] the 19th century and it my wife and I cursing and One of my in-laws to rebuild the garage foun- behind by past inhabitants. [email protected] has a subtle but forceful sweating as we struggle to walked into a closet in our dation uncovered a cellar Do the ghost of dwellers Ext. 4 way of reminding us that make the windows open basement last Sunday and with small rooms we nev- past vex our efforts to im- Sports our tenure in it is tempo- and close smoothly. announced with the confi- er knew existed. If stairs print our stamp on an old [email protected] rary, and that we are but You can almost hear the dence of someone skilled ever descended into the home, or is it the house it- Ext. 5 the latest in a long line of house laughing softly and in the plumbing arts, “This garage cellar, they were self seeking to impede us? mortals who have dwelled declaiming the exertions used to be a bathroom.” He removed long before we Retail and Online We’re probably better off Advertising within its walls. of mere mortals making pointed out the remains of moved into the house. not knowing the answer. [email protected] Abandoned knob and their mark on a structure pipes in a corner of the When I was 10, my fam- But over time I find my- ADVERTISING tube wiring terminals that has seen generations closet where a toilet was ily moved from one state self pausing in my front nailed here and there in come and go. once located. to another and into a hallway or on the sidewalk Ernie Carpenter Jr. basement and attic cor- Our strangest discovery Our garage has a loft house that in multiple and Director of Advertising looking up at our house and Business Development, ext. 1355 ners offer hints about the came when we renovated with a trap door big frightening ways resisted and admiring how it has [email protected] house’s history. The horse- an upstairs bedroom and enough to toss a hay bale our presence. endured a century-plus hair plaster walls and found a hidden window. through and the long iron A sound sleeper for years, Ralph Mitchell of human habitation with Sales Representative, ext. 1313 calcimine-coated ceilings Daphne du Maurier would bar mounted to the garage my mother awoke scream- forbearance and a few se- [email protected] have grudgingly given have appreciated the way ceiling is the source of on- ing one night and swore she crets still well hidden. Patricia Whalen way to our exertions and a floor-to-ceiling bookcase going debate concerning its saw a man who was not my Sales Representative, ext. 1310 efforts aimed at beautify- neatly blocked the alcove origin. I maintain the bar is father standing in the bed- Thor Jourgensen can be [email protected] ing our living space. In the where the window is lo- a hose-mount designed to room doorway. My brother reached at tjourgensen@ BUSINESS OFFICE process of scraping, sand- cated. But she would have make car washing easier. saw the face of a classmate itemlive.com. Maria Alvaracin ext. 1205 [email protected] LETTER TO THE EDITOR Susan J. Conti Controller, ext. 1288 [email protected] Ted Grant Thoughts and praise for Fall of Peabody Festival Publisher, ext. 1234 [email protected] My name is Phil Rich- and usage of the path the vision was hatched. Park. With activities possible without our Marian Kinney ext. 1212 ard. On this past Satur- to more folks, including Three visions combined for the families, such as organizing team, the ven- [email protected] day (Oct. 5), I had the the schools, for races and into one great idea. He lawn games and Bouncy dors, the food companies, great pleasure of being fundraising events. instantly brought along- Bounces for the children, local breweries and cider Will Kraft Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 part of Fall for Peabody The students in DECA side us the support of as well as pumpkin paint- company. [email protected] Festival. I woke up the did just that. Jen Davis (head of parks ing provided by Newhall Most importantly, it was and recreation), Capt. Community Fields/Tillie’s the community coming Mike Shanahan day after the event feeling Shortly after that, a Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 truly blessed that I live gentleman named Wally Richards of the Peabody Farm/Brooksby Farm and together who made the [email protected] Police, his assistant Mary balloon creations. event. There are many in a community like Booth, along with his Carolina Trujillo Peabody. It lends proof to buddy Dick Delorey, Bellavance, Chris Ryder We brought in food cool stories for good deeds Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 the idea that despite all approached me by email. (the Mayor’s right hand), vendors including Coun- such as Bagel World do- [email protected] Jacqui Richard (head of cilor at Large Tom Gould’s nating all its sales to Cub the presumed negativity It turns out, these fine Jim Wilson and divisiveness in our senior citizens (of which I business development at Treadwell’s Ice Cream, Scout Pack 621. Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 world, that one thing re- am one now too) had the Phil Richard Insurance/ Bagel World, Nothing In addition, we’d like to [email protected] The Next Gen Network), Bundt Cakes, Champi- thank my friends at DECA mains constant: bringing same vision and dreams CIRCULATION communities together can for the bike path as I did. and Julie Daigle (exec on’s Pub’s Pizza Oven, and Mr. Brand, students director of the Peabody The Vibe Food Truck and from Bishop Fenwick, Lisa Mahmoud trump all negative situa- They had also created Manager, ext. 1239 tions, at least for a day. an organization called Area Chamber). Anthony Salvaggio’s ice our sponsor Phil Richard [email protected] That was less than cream truck. Insurance and Peabody What do I mean, you The Friends of the In- CLASSIFIED ask? Well, let me tell you dependence Greenway a year ago. By June, Beantown Blankets of City Hall led by the out- how the Fall for Peabody (https://facebook.com/ planning was full steam Middleton was on hand standing Mayor Ted Bet- Abbe Young Smith ahead. Our major goal selling their blankets for tencourt, my good friend Manager, ext. 1276 Festival came to be. friendsofpeabodyinde- [email protected] Roughly two years ago, as pendencegreenway/) and was to provide a commu- which they donate one Wally Booth, and most nity, family-oriented day blanket to any nonprofit importantly, Jen Davis, GRAPHICS the dredging of Crystal already had a following. where the community with a purchase as well organizer extraordinaire. Lake — the brainchild of For years now, Dick and Trevor Andreozzi comes together to experi- as Sew on and Sew Forth Remember, our goal the late state Rep. Joyce Wally have been bike Designer ence what “community” Embroidery of Middleton was to raise awareness of [email protected] Spiliotis — was underway, riding for joy and exercise really means and why who provided tee shirts this great Greenway/Bike I had a vision. through the region. We Mark Sutherland it is so important today for sale representing the Path and Crystal Lake as Creative Director met and agreed to collab- You see, I’ve been on the more than ever. Greenway. an area where we can all [email protected] bike path (Independence orate under the name of These are difficult Our local Lucky Dog go to appreciate a place NEWSROOM Greenway) almost daily The Friends of the Inde- political times and were Day Care was also pres- that offers peace, solace, with my wife, or my dog, pendence Greenway. Mike Alongi it not for events such ent as well as Solid Roots reflection, quiet, joy, fam- Sports Reporter ext. 1228 or both, either walking, Wally also had a dream as this, it simply might Woodworking and other ily, and at the same time [email protected] running, or snowshoeing. to have a fall bike ride. leave one with a sense of local crafters selling their fosters happiness through I would see others do- “That’s great,” I told Wally, Bill Brotherton discouragement. I, for one, wares. Miranda’s Hearth a healthy and sustainable Features Editor ext. 1338 ing the same but never adding, “I know the Mayor refuse to let that happen. was there to raise aware- lifestyle. [email protected] thought the path had would also love to share Community is the glue ness about their upcom- Through this event, I Gayla Cawley reached its potential as his Crystal Lake (re-dredg- that holds us all together. ing Tiny House Festival. believe we achieved this. Reporter, ext. 1236 one of Peabody’s great, ing) project. We need to do It puts the surrounding Cub Scout Troop 621 sold The other very big [email protected] free, natural resources. something bigger. Some- circumstances on hold popcorn and aided Wally goal is to build a walk- Cheryl Charles I went to club adviser thing that involves not and makes us feel like and I in the cleanup of the ing bridge from Ross/Cy News Editor, ext. 1278 Leonard Brand at the just our community but we’re part of something. bike path the week before. Tenney Park over Route 1 [email protected] high school and asked if communities around us to It is something to savor We incorporated a pop- and behind the Hallmark Bella diGrazia DECA (the school busi- help create and extend the and cherish when not-so- up pub into our planning Building where we can Reporter, ext. 1317 ness club) could create a trail system.” fun days overwhelm us. with Essex Brewing, 52R connect to the Rail Trail [email protected] Facebook page and help We met with Mayor Here’s how it all came Pulaski St., Peabody; in Danvers which goes to Olivia Falcigno me market the health Bettencourt, my friend together. Granite Brewery on Main Topsfield currently and Photographer, ext.1224 and wellness aspects and ardent supporter, and First and foremost, we Street and Far from the get folks safely through [email protected] wanted to honor Spilio- Tree Cider Company of this intersection. Thomas Grillo tis’ efforts to bring the Salem, plus plenty of hap- Now that Lynnfield has Reporter, ext. 1264 Crystal Lake project to py patrons. approved their rail trail [email protected] fruition and the support Of course, we planned and Middleton is starting Spenser Hasak of former Councilor Barry for public safety and were to talk about theirs, we Photographer, ext. 1332 E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS Sinewitz, among others aided by the Peabody hope to no longer be an [email protected] President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ acknowledged during the Police under the supervi- obstacle to that perpetual Thor Jourgensen Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 Edward M. Grant lake dedication ceremony. sion of Capt. Richards and trail. E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ [email protected] Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall We also decided to bring the city DPW under the So, to all who came, sup- W J. K TŸ  J ¢£ Monica Connell Healey in John Blais of Hooked direction of Jen Davis. ported, volunteered and Daniel Kane Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton Guide Services of Andover Parking was donated by enjoyed, we thank you. Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 J N. W  C  T¢¤ Michael H. Shanahan [email protected] Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman to share his fishing exper- WS Development (Big Y I speak on behalf of tise with the children and Plaza) and our friends at the Friends of the Inde- Steve Krause Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 PUBLISHERS Kayak Learning Center of West Church. pendence Greenway, the [email protected] Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Beverly who donated kay- In summary, we esti- mayor, the city of Peabody, Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 aks and paddle boards to mated that we had more and all who participated Harold Rivera Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 Sports Editor, ext. 1238 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 try out and enjoy on the than 300 visitors in our in organizing the event. I [email protected] Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 lake. Curious Creatures pop-up pub and at least personally have been so Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 also attended to round out another 400 or more who blessed to be part of this Anne Marie Tobin Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 the activities at the lake. came to enjoy all different community for 28 years [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 How did we use the aspects of the event. and look forward to seeing Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 Bridget Turcotte Independence Greenway? The day saw kids catch- so many more folks on the Reporter, ext. 1269 John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 We offered an 11-mile bike ing fish, people paddle Independence Greenway. [email protected] ride guided by Wally Booth boarding, creative kiddy See you next year! Ryan York to further introduce riders bikes parading, many bike Copy Editor, ext. 1220 to the seasonal beauty riders, children having a Phil Richard [email protected] along the Greenway. ball in bouncy bounces, Phil Richard Insurance TECHNOLOGY We also wanted to use and so much more. None and the Friends of the Ross Park/CyTenney of this would have been Independence Greenway 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] FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A5

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A blaze threatened heat,” he said. “We never area that spanned the San homes in the community saw something like this Francisco Bay Area, the of Fontana, and Southern where they just decide to wine country north of San California Edison shut off shut off the power, but on Catch up with your Francisco, the agricultur- electricity to about 12,000 the other side — prevent- al Central Valley and the people just outside Los ing is a good thing, but it’s favorite team Sierra Nevada foothills. Angeles, with wider black- creating a lot of frustra- in Item Sports! By Thursday, the number outs possible. tion.” A6 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2019 POLICE/FIRE Killer of black man in parking All address information, particu- 10:47 a.m. Thursday at 83 of 154 Newbury St., Apt. 11, larly arrests, reflect police records. In Mall St. was arrested as a courtesy for the event of a perceived inaccuracy, another police department at dispute sentenced to 20 years it is the sole responsibility of the con- MARBLEHEAD New England Homes at 154 Newbury St. and charged with By Freida Frisaro store and shoving Drejka cerned party to contact the relevant a domestic incident in Danvers ASSOCIATED PRESS to the ground. Seconds police department and have the de- Accidents later, Drejka pulls out a on Wednesday at 5:17 p.m. A white Florida man partment issue a notice of correction handgun and shoots the A walk-in reported at 10:39 He was served a restraining who told detectives he to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- a.m. on Wednesday that she order while in custody. 28-year-old McGlockton was irritated by peo- as he backs away. ifications will not be made without was driving inbound on Atlan- ple who illegally park in tic Avenue earlier in the morn- Summons Initially, Pinellas County express notice of change from the handicapped spots was Sheriff Bob Gualtieri said arresting police department. ing and her windshield was sentenced on Thursday to broken by a limb that fell from Olgert Vija, 36, of 2 Dane he wouldn’t arrest Dre- St., was summoned following 20 years in prison for the jka, saying the shooting a tree. fatal shooting of an un- LYNN A caller reported at 11:23 a motor vehicle crash at 243 was not a crime under the Washington St. and 1 Allens armed black man outside state’s ‘stand your ground’ a.m. on Wednesday that her a convenience store. Arrests daughter’s car was rear ended Lane for unlicensed operation law, which allows someone of a motor vehicle on Tuesday Circuit Judge Joseph to use deadly force if they Sheneka Gumbs, 28, of 48 on Lafayette Street. Bulone called 49-year-old A report of a motor vehicle at 4:35 p.m. believe it necessary to pre- Howard St. Extension, Salem, Jose Quirindongo-Rive, 31, Michael Drejka a “wan- vent death or great bodily was arrested and charged with crash on Pleasant Street at na-be” law enforcement FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 12:14 a.m. on Thursday. was summoned on Tuesday at harm. open and gross lewdness and 5:15 p.m. following a motor officer and a self-appoint- Michael Drejka was A security video from nighttime breaking and enter- vehicle stop at Todisco at 192 ed “handicapped parking sentenced to 20 years the store, however, shows ing for a felony at 4:53 a.m. Complaints Main and 2 Howley streets for space monitor.” in prison for the 2018 McGlockton appearing to Thursday. Jurors found Drejka An Atlantic Avenue mer- operating an uninsured, unreg- fatal shooting of an step back and turn away Karen Kelly, 59, was arrest- guilty of manslaughter in chant called in at 9:19 a.m. istered motor vehicle with an unarmed black man as Drejka fires the shot, ed and charged with disturbing August. Drejka showed no on Wednesday and requested expired license. Vehicle towed outside a Florida con- which strikes McGlockton the peace and resisting arrest by Todisco. emotion when the judge in the side. timed parking enforcement. venience store. at 7:45 p.m. Wednesday. They stated cars park out front Meagan E. Hanlon, 29, sentenced him. McGlockton’s family all day long and have been do- of 8 Abby Ellen Lane, was Drejka confronted hired a lawyer and held a Accidents ing so for months. summoned on Wednesday at Markeis McGlockton’s his 5-year-old son to buy news conference demand- 11:38 p.m. following a motor girlfriend, Britany Jacobs, drinks. As the confronta- ing justice, while U.S. Sen. A report of a motor vehicle A caller reported at 11:43 vehicle stop at 272 Washing- in July 2018 for parking tion continued, a customer Bill Nelson asked the U.S. crash at 1:50 p.m. Wednes- a.m. on Wednesday that kids ton and 3 Colfax streets for op- in a handicapped space at went into the store and Department of Justice to day at Edwards Court and were doing wheelies in a park- erating a motor vehicle with a a Clearwater convenience alerted McGlockton. investigate. Authorities Spencer Street; at 3:10 p.m. ing lot on Pleasant Street. He stated when he told the kids suspended license and no in- store. McGlockton had Security video shows later decided to charge Wednesday at 585 Essex St.; spection sticker, insurance and gone inside the store with McGlockton leaving the Drejka. at 4:16 p.m. Wednesday at he was calling the cops they all rode away. an expired license. The vehicle 100 Park St.; at 4:40 p.m. was towed by Four-Star Towing. Wednesday at 110 Park St.; at A caller reported at 11:52 POLICE BRIEFS a.m. on Wednesday that a man 5:52 p.m. Wednesday at North Animal Control Common and Park streets; at with an SUV has been taking Manager pleads guilty the resort’s account, and The accidental discharge 6:40 p.m. Wednesday at Stop rocks from Devereux Beach Caller left a voicemail mes- to stealing from wired money directly from was under investigation. on Ocean Avenue. She stat- the Harbor Hill account & Shop at 35 Washington St.; sage for the animal control timeshare resort at 6:58 p.m. Wednesday at 35 ed he was using a sled and officer about a dog barking to her personal account. Man with cane attacked made several trips with loads During the same period, Washington St.; at 7:41 p.m. for more than 45 minutes in BARNSTABLE (AP) at Boston train station of rocks. Responding officers Wednesday at Bradford Road a white van in the parking lot — A woman has pleaded Zoppi took lavish vaca- were unable to locate. and Lynnfield Street; at 3:13 at Shaw’s Supermarket at 6 guilty to embezzling more tions, bought a horse for BOSTON (AP) — Police A walk-in reported at 2:35 a.m. Thursday at Nahant Rota- Allens Lane on Wednesday at than $1.8 million from her stepdaughter, and in Boston have made one p.m. on Wednesday that they ry at 1 Lynnway; at 7:23 a.m. 11:14 a.m. Officer reports the a Cape Cod timeshare purchased club level seats arrest and are looking for received a call from someone Thursday at 61 Gertrude St.; at small apricot Poodle appeared resort where she worked. at Gillette Stadium. more suspects in what requesting her to get them 11:02 a.m. Thursday at 969 to be in good health and a wa- Prosecutors say 63-year- they call a “cowardly” at- a $200 gift card to help her Western Ave.; at 11:22 a.m. ter bowl was on the floor. No old Donna Zoppi, of Officer injured by accidental tack on a 60-year-old man remove a virus from her com- Thursday at Centre Street and action required. Eastham, was sentenced who uses a cane at a train puter. She stated she kept the discharge of own gun Western Avenue. Report of a male pitbull mix, to up to three years in station. man on the line and drove right A report of a motor vehicle medium build with tan-green state prison after plead- CAMBRIDGE (AP) — A Massachusetts Bay to the police station. crash with personal injury at eyes and no collar found at 4 ing guilty this week to police officer has been Transportation Authori- A caller reported at 4:55 1:53 p.m. Wednesday at 255 Lenox Road on Wednesday at larceny. injured in the accidental ty police say 47-year-old p.m. on Wednesday that a big Western Ave. 5:11 p.m. Officer reports ser- The office of state discharge of his own gun. Julius Tolbert, of the city’s overturned boat was in the A report of a motor vehicle vices rendered. Attorney General Maura Jeremy Warnick, a Hyde Park neighborhood, harbor heading down toward hit and run crash at 4:13 p.m. Caller reports feral cat she Healey says from 2008 spokesman for Cambridge was apprehended just the Causeway. No one was on Wednesday at 77 Chestnut St.; has been feeding for years has until 2015, while the police, said the officer after the attack at about board and the boat was se- at 5:40 p.m. Wednesday at fish hook embedded in her leg office manager at Harbor was injured outside police 5 p.m. Wednesday at the cured by 5:15 p.m. Lewis and New Ocean streets; on Thursday at 8:35 a.m. She Hill in Provincetown, Zop- headquarters just after Ashmont Station. A walk-in reported at 6:23 at 8:36 p.m. Wednesday at 3 is asking for help in treating pi wrote herself checks noon on Thursday. Transit police say the p.m. on Wednesday that she left Lander St. the injury. Officer contacted fe- from the resort’s account, The officer was treated victim was “viciously her pocketbook in her car and ral cat rescuer who is willing to used its debit card for at the hospital for a leg assaulted and robbed Assaults someone stole it. She stated assist and contact information personal purchases, made injury and was said to be by several males after a it was there around noon and was passed along. ATM withdrawals from in good condition. verbal exchange.” A report of an assault and the car was in her driveway the battery at 1:41 p.m. Wednes- whole time. By 6:37 p.m., an day at Fecteau Leary Middle officer found the bag. SAUGUS School on North Common A caller reported a hissing Complaints Street; at 8:48 p.m. Wednes- raccoon in her Glendale Road day on Congress Street. backyard at 7:18 a.m. on A caller reported parking at Thursday. She was advised to the Route 1 McDonald’s on A Salute to Breaking and Entering call Mass Wildlife. Wednesday at 2:42 p.m. and sustaining damage to his vehi- A report of a breaking and cle door after another opened entering at 6:52 p.m. Wednes- PEABODY her car door. Police spoke to day at 103 Broad St. Arrests the other driver who said wind VETERANS Theft blew her door into the other Lisa Ramos, 52, of 286 New- vehicle. Both drivers were ad- Monday, Nov. 11, 2019 A report of a larceny at 4:31 bury St., Apt. 151, was arrested vised to contact their insur- p.m. Wednesday at 127 Ham- on Wednesday at 7:35 a.m. ance companies. In honor of Veterans Day, ilton Ave. following a report of a domestic Police responded to a report Monday, November 11, 2019, disturbance and charged with of a verbal altercation between The Daily Item will publish a Vandalism domestic assault and battery drivers in the Bed Bath and Be- on a pregnant victim. yond parking lot on Route 1 on special page devoted to those A report of vandalism at Jacob Brandon Szelag, 26, Wednesday at 4:16 p.m. who are currently serving military duties and those veterans who are gone but not forgotten. Take this time with photo to say $40 and shield Mail form to: “Thank You” The Daily Item to your military family member. Attn.: Salute to Veterans PO Box 5, 110 Munroe St. text and America’s $30 shield only Oldest Lynn, MA 01903 Founded 1818 SMITH – In memory of SMITH – In memory of JOHN C. SMITH who JOHN C. SMITH who passed away passed away Please choose one of May 4, 1997. 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By Thomas Grillo can’t help but be riveted. ITEM STAFF Throw in some gorgeous artwork and you’ve got LYNNFIELD — No one books that are really was more surprised than special. I love her work Carlyn Beccia when because kids are drawn to she become a successful it for a bit of shock value, children’s book author. but her creepy content More than a decade is so anchored in fact, in ago, her goal was to trade science and history that a corporate 9-5 job in kids end up learning so advertising for being a much, and they don’t even stay-at-home mom who realize it because they are worked from her second enjoying themselves. It’s oor studio on Pocahontas genius. This book is no Way. different in this regard. On a whim, she submit- Readers will love it. It ted three circus poster delves into so much cool illustrations to Houghton stuff. For lovers of mon- Mif in Harcourt, the Bos- sters, vampires, and zom- ton-based book publisher, bies, but will also appeal in 2006. to old movie buffs, too. A “I didn’t know what must for your non- ction I was doing,” said the section.” 46-year-old Lynn eld Beccia, who describes native who has a 9-year- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK herself as an introvert old son and an 11-year-old with a dark side, said her daughter. Lynn eld author/illustrator Carlyn Beccia shows off the headband with eyes on it which she oc- book, “I Feel Better With “But I was surprised casionally wears to school visits. a Frog in My Throat,” has when a Houghton Mif in resonated with readers. editor contacted me and “Who put the B in the nated by circuses and the her instant success, she herst graduate in graphic She uncovered a bunch said they loved my post- Ballyhoo?” was published circus life … the animals, said, but it was a perfect design has nine titles on of wild remedies that ers and I should write a in 2007. The alphabet shows, and the colorful storm. Amazon. Her latest, just were touted as cures, story around them.” book for youngsters personalities make the “Success happens when in time for Halloween, like drinking a glass full But Beccia, pronounced features the grace of the whole circus world seem luck, perseverance, and is “Monstrous: The Lore, of millipedes or putting Betcha, told the editor she bareback rider, a daring larger than life,” she talent come together all Gore, and the Science mustard on a sick per- was not an author. She acrobat, a strange snake wrote. “Carlyn Beccia ex- at once,”she said. “It helps behind Your Favorite son’s head. Some of the had hoped the carnival lady, and dancing pigs. plores circuses on a num- when one or two key peo- Monsters.” cures worked, and some of drawings would lead to It was well received by ber of levels. There is the ple in power who believe It took  ve years to com- them are not recommend- work as an illustrator. critics. alphabet side of the story in you.” plete, because it required ed. Millipedes, living or “I did not see myself as Marya Jansen-Gru- with each page featuring The book’s popularity tons of research, she said. dead, for example, are not a writer, but I did have an ber, editor of the online a circus-related word set led to Beccia quitting her The book has received meant to be eaten. illustration background, Through the Looking in a short rhyming poem job as an art director at 4.3 out of 5 stars on Ama- “It’s all about the wacky and I could de nitely Glass Book Review, said … As a backdrop for the Young & Rubicam, the zon. A review by “Lynda,” medical cures, such as paint and draw,” she said. the book introduces young poems and text sections New York-based adver- who gave it 5 stars, is maggots and leeches,” she “But the editor said the readers to an array of she created very authen- tising, marketing and typical. said. “It’s an interactive images are so narrative, I fascinating circus person- tic looking illustrations communications company “When it comes to book to get kids to think should write a book to go alities, and helps them that resemble vintage cir- where she spent 15 years creepy non ction, no one critically.” with them.” understand what circus cus posters. The ‘posters’ working in their Washing- does it better than Carlyn It was a backdoor way life in the heyday of cir- are colorful and include ton, D.C. of ce. Beccia. Her books are so Thomas Grillo can be into the profession, she cuses were like. beautiful scripts.” The University of full of fascinating facts, reached at tgrillo@item- said, but it worked. “Most of us are fasci- Beccia was surprised by Massachusetts at Am- that readers of all ages live.com.

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©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2019 KIPP rolls to win over Mystic Valley By Daniel Kane said. “Minus a couple ITEM STAFF small mistakes here or there (Mystic Valley) LYNN — The KIPP wasn’t able to get much Academy football team is traction. We knew we rolling right now. Coming were going to be banging off of a 26-point win over heads against the wall for Minuteman last week the 60 plays on defense be- Panthers didn’t skip a cause they don’t throw beat, dominating from often. It was a real tough, start to nish Thursday gut-check week for us. I night in a 38-0 win over was so happy with how Mystic Valley Tech at we responded.” Manning Field. KIPP’s defensive line- “We had a great week of men led the way up front, practice,” KIPP coach Jim with junior Jose Castillo Rabbitt said. “We talked having a big night. about it all week, we “Our front three Mike wanted to play a complete Brice, Kenneth Beato and game, a complete 48 min- Jose Castillo, they all had utes from whistle to whis- tremendous nights,” Rab- tle. We did that.” bitt said. “I have to watch The Panthers defense the lm but Jose was re- was the difference in this sponsible for a ton of one. Mystic Valley didn’t tackles. He’s been an en- run a single play inside ergy guy all year and he the KIPP 40-yard line ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO completely brought it.” and the Panthers forced ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Peabody’s Edward Santos (right) scored one two turnovers in the On offense, the Pan- thers ripped off big play goal for the Tanners in a win over Marblehead KIPP’s Daniel Oluwasuyi rushed for 85 yards shutout. Thursday afternoon. and two touchdowns in a win over Mystic “We manned up on de- after big play. Valley Thursday night at Manning Field. fense, nally,” Rabbitt KIPP, B2 Peabody boys stay English preps for unbeaten Revere hot with win over By Mike Alongi number of other weapons ITEM STAFF Revere will have to watch out for. Receiver Tahj Purt- Marblehead LYNN — The English er has scored game-break- football team has had a By Mike Alongi ing touchdowns from all ITEM STAFF solid season to this point, over the eld, while run- starting the year at 3-1 ning backs Sam Ofurie, MARBLEHEAD — The Peabody boys soccer team and getting contributions Fenix Figueroa Marquez continued its streak of hot play Thursday afternoon, from up and down the ros- and Joshua Transtamar rolling to a 5-2 win over Northeastern Conference foe ter. But the Bulldogs are have gotten the job done Marblehead at Piper Field. With the win, the Tanners likely to face their tough- on the ground. -- who have now won ve straight games and eight of est test yet when they host “We have a very versatile their last nine -- quali ed for the state tournament. unbeaten Revere Saturday offense and we have a lot “It’s a great feeling to get the clinching win, especially afternoon (1) at Manning of guys who can make with seven games left in the season,” said Peabody Field. plays for us,” said Carroll. coach Stan McKeen. “Now the focus is on getting as “Revere is playing really “Our objective is to control many points as we can so we can get a high seed and a well on both sides of the the line of scrimmage, fol- home game.” ball right now,” said En- Cairo Dalifour had a big game for Peabody with two low our assignments and glish coach Chris Carroll. goals, while Victor Maciel, Kyle Joyce and Edward San- put ourselves in a position “They have a good bal- tos each had one goal. Brian Panzini had one assist, to make plays and score.” anced attack on offense while Nick Sablone also played well in the win. “Defending English is a and their defense can “We came out and moved the ball well all game, and big challenge,” said Revere make plays. We’re going to we got some great opportunities,” said McKeen. “There coach Lou Cicatelli. have to focus on what we were some sloppy plays for us that we can clean up, but “They’ve got guys all over do well if we want to come for the most part we did a really good job out there.” the eld who can make out with a win.” For Marblehead, Ryan Masters and Brogan McGorrey plays, so the idea for us is One of the main things each scored one goal while Padraig Bresnahan and Bax- to just blow them up at the the Bulldogs do well is ter Jennings each had one assist. line and put them on their spread the ball around of- Peabody got going early in this one, scoring less than heels. We can’t let them get fensively. Quarterback ve minutes into the game. After a corner attempt by loose and break off big Mathias Fowler is always the Tanners, Marblehead attempted to clear the ball out ITEM FILE PHOTO runs, because that’s where a threat to run or pass of the zone but failed. Instead, the ball bounced straight they can really hurt you.” English quarterback Mathias Fowler is a true when he has the ball in his up in the air above Dalifour’s head. After a quick chest dual threat under center for the Bulldogs. hands, but there are a ENGLISH, B2 tap to settle the ball on his foot, Dalifour rocketed a shot into the top-right corner of the net to give Peabody a 1-0 lead. About 12 minutes later the Tanners struck again, this time off the foot of Maciel. After taking control of the Big Blue aim to knock off Danvers ball near mid eld, Panzini broke into the offensive zone and sent a quick pass to Maciel, who knocked one by the By Harold Rivera starting to come together. goalie for a 2-0 lead. The Tanners quickly added a third ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Graham Inzana’s  our- goal thanks to Joyce, and it looked like Peabody might ishing under center, as ex- run away with the win. SWAMPSCOTT — After pected, and running back opening the season with a Dylan January’s moving PEABODY, B2 hard-fought loss to English, the chains. Receivers An- the Swampscott football drew Augustin and Arturo team has turned things Vasquez are having solid around. Riding a three- seasons as Inzana’s go-to game win streak, the Big targets. Blue will face one of their Zack Palmer, a receiver, toughest tests yet Friday has helped Swampscott put night (7) when they wel- points on the board with a come undefeated Danvers pair of kickoffs and a punt to Blocksidge Field. returned for touchdowns. “Danvers is a solid team,” “We’re looking good,” CONGRESS Swampscott coach Bobby Serino said. “We’d get the INSURANCE AGENCY OF LYNN Serino said. “They have ball a few more times if 131 BROAD STREET, LYNN, MA 01901 good skill. They are big up Zack would stop running front with their linemen. the ball back. We opened Congress Insurance Agency’s They’re a very fast team ITEM FILE PHOTO the Winthrop game with Player of the Week at the skill positions. They Swampscott’s Zack Palmer (center) has been a kick return and same have a lot of strength. The an electric return man for the Big Blue in re- thing with the English bottom line is they’re 4-0 cent weeks. game. Our rst offensive and they’re 4-0 for a lot of play against English was reasons. They’ve grinded toe with Beverly (27-20) we have Danvers at 4-0 like the 30th play of the out a ton of games and hats and Winthrop (28-6) over and Peabody’s right be- game. I’m very happy with off to them.” the past two weeks. hind them. It’s nice to see. how our offense is clicking But Serino feels his Big “The Beverly game was a This is a very, very strong right now. Graham’s a very Blue will be prepared for tough game,” Serino said. Northeastern Conference. smart quarterback and we the challenge. After grab- “Winthrop was one of the Marblehead’s up there, incorporated Cam O’Brien bing their rst win of the toughest games we’ve had undefeated. It’s a great at tight end, something we haven’t done in years.” season at Salem (35-8), the so far. Winthrop’s a very, conference right now.” Big Blue have gone toe-to- very tough team. Now Offensively, things are SWAMPSCOTT, B2 KALVIN SO LYNN CLASSICAL This week’s Congress Insurance Player of the Week is Kalvin Tech volleyball shuts out Chelsea So, a junior running back for the Lynn Classical Rams. Kalvin had 128 yards and three touchdowns on 12 carries in a 48-8 SCHOOL ROUNDUP ve kills, while KK Carras- 22-25, 14-25. The Rams earned the win over the Salem Witches. Kalvin is currently the Division 3 quillo added four aces and Anna Arbo had ve kills win by set scores of 25-13, scoring leader in the MIAA with 56 points this year. Aside from By Mike Alongi eight kills. Nayelis Ortiz in the loss, while Lilah 22-25, 25-13, 24-26, 15-9. excelling on the football field, he also plays basketball and ITEM STAFF had three aces in the win. Thompson had three kills. Pamela Diaz had a huge game at the service line lacrosse for the Rams. So has aspirations of continuing his The Tech volleyball team Tech (8-5) is back in ac- Sam Oberlander had eight with 18 service points and athletic and academic career after high school, but still doesn’t put forth a solid team ef- tion tomorrow against assists, while Thompson six aces while also notch- fort Thursday night, tak- Greater Lawrence (5:30). and Anna Schluter com- have any particular school selected. The Rams will be looking ing an impressive 32 digs. ing down Chelsea 3-0 on VOLLEYBALL bined for 10 blocks. for back-to-back wins as they take on Winthrop at home at 7:30 Amber Crayton had 13 ser- the road. The Tigers won Swampscott 3, Marblehead (9-5) takes vice points, four aces and p.m. on Friday. by set scores of 25-18, 25-9, Marblehead 1 on Bishop Fenwick Friday nine assists, while Cherish 25-18. Despite taking the rst (5:30). For additional information on Congress Insurance, Nwoko had 14 kills. Nani Merced had a big set, the Magicians fell by Classical 3, visit www.Congressinsurance.com game with eight aces and set scores of 25-23, 21-25, Winthrop 2 ROUNDUP, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2019 KIPP football shuts out Mystic Valley KIPP and KIPP stretched its From B1 lead to 24-0 after a Dave Fillias two-point run. Running back Daniel On the Panthers next Oluwasuyi led the way drive, King took a sweep with 10 carries for 85 34 yards to put the Pan- yards and two touch- thers in scoring position downs. The wind didn’t again. Canales ran for a allow for much of a pass- 24-yard touchdown and ing game, but quarter- connected with Fillias on back Piero Canales added a two-point pass to give 98 yards on the ground. the Panthers a 32-0 lead. Taj King also added some With running time in key plays, including a 70- the fourth quarter and a yard kick-return touch- comfortable lead, Fillias down to open the second scored on a 21-yard touch- half. down run to cap off the “I wish the wind wasn’t 38-0 Panthers win. as big of a factor,” Rabbitt “I tip my cap to Mystic said. “We wanted to get Valley,” Rabbitt said. the passing game working “They’re a tough team more, but that’s some- and they grinded until the thing we’re still develop- end. We were just able to ing. We’re glad we can outlast them. The mental- save that but we ran the ity all week was to play a ball great.” full 48 and we certainly KIPP’s offense got roll- responded.” ing after a scoreless first The Panthers (3-2) will quarter. Canales started a look to keep moving in the Panthers drive with a 37- right direction Saturday yard scamper and Olu- (11) at Keefe Tech (Fram- wasuyi followed that with ingham). a 12-yard touchdown run. “Last year we missed ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO ITEM FILE PHOTO Oluwasuyi ran in the two- the playoffs by a game Bishop Fenwick running back David Cifuentes point conversion and the KIPP’s Taj King returned a kickoff 70 yards and lost by six points this has 443 rushing yards and 10 rushing touch- Panthers took an 8-0 lead. for a touchdown in a win over Mystic Valley same week,” Rabbitt said. downs so far this season. After that the Panthers Thursday. “Now we’re really grasp- defense came through, ing the mentality of what forcing a fumble and set- this time with a 20-yard King showed off his we’re trying to do. They’re ting up the offense with a touchdown run to give speed to open up the half buying into it 110 percent. short field. Oluwasuyi KIPP a 16-0 lead after a with his 70-yard return It showed on the field ITEM STAT LEADERS continued to run hard, Canales two-point run. down the right sideline (Thursday).” OFFENSE Peabody boys soccer wins fifth straight game PASSING YARDS Daniel Gisonno Classical, Sr. 845 PEABODY Marblehead did add one From B1 more goal, getting a score Matt Crowley St. John’s, Sr. 671 from McGorrey on an as- Joshua Robertson Marblehead, So. 645 But Marblehead contin- sist from Jennings with ued to fight back. The Ma- Clayton Marengi Lynnfield, Sr. 624 16:39 remaining, but that gicians finally got on the was all the Magicians Graham Inzana Swampscott, Sr. 563 board with just over five could muster. TOUCHDOWN PASSES minutes to play in the first Next up for Marblehead half, getting a goal from Daniel Gisonno Classical, Sr. 8 (7-5-3) is a road game Masters on a nifty assist against Gloucester Friday Joshua Robertson Marblehead, So. 8 from Bresnahan to make (4). it 3-1. Graham Inzana Swampscott, Sr. 8 Peabody (9-3) takes on In the second half, Pea- Clayton Marengi Lynnfield, Sr. 7 body once again came out Danvers Friday (4). Matt Crowley St. John’s, Sr. 6 and established itself “This is a young team this year, and the guys are RUSHING YARDS right away. Just over five minutes into the half, Dal- really just starting to Joe Llanos Revere, Sr. 633 ifour added his second come together and realize Tim Cronin Marblehead, Sr. 546 goal of the game on a free what it takes to win at Kalvin So Classical, Jr. 541 kick from about 25 yards this level,” said McKeen. out to make it 4-1. The “It’s taken a few games for ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO David Cifuentes Fenwick, Sr. 443 Tanners added to their them to all get familiar, Daniel Gisonno Classical, Sr. 417 Peabody’s Cairo Dalifour (center) scored two lead with 18 minutes left but now that we’re there RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS goals in a win over Marblehead Thursday in the game on a goal from we just want to keep afternoon. Santos, making it 5-1. building.” David Cifuentes Fenwick, Sr. 10 Tim Cronin Marblehead, Sr. 9 Joe Llanos Revere, Sr. 9 English football set to host unbeaten Revere Kalvin So Classical, Jr. 9 some really good football chances, because they’ll play our game, play solid Gabriel Perez Tech, Jr. 7 ENGLISH From B1 so far this year on both take advantage of them.” football and make some RECEIVING YARDS sides of the ball,” Cicatelli At the end of the day, plays.” Tahj Purter English, Jr. 395 Revere is coming into said. “We’re moving the both coaches know that a “Our guys have been im- this game as hot as ever. Matt Duchemin St. John’s, Sr. 329 ball around offensively, game of this caliber is go- proving all year, and we The Patriots stand at 4-0, making big plays on de- ing to come down to execu- just want to keep that Brandon Summers Classical, Sr. 272 are averaging over 36 fense and also getting con- tion. train rolling,” Cicatelli points per game on offense Jackson Delaney St. John’s, So. 225 tributions on special “In games like this, you said. “We know that En- and are allowing just un- Andrew Augustin Swampscott, Jr. 213 teams. It’s been a complete have to play well if you glish is going to be a tough der 12 points per game on TEAM defense. Quarterback Cal- team effort.” want to win,” said Carroll. opponent, but we’ve had a vin Boudreau, running “Revere has a good, bal- “We can’t make silly mis- great week of practice and POINTS PER GAME back Joe Llanos and re- anced attack,” said Car- takes and expect to come we’re going to come into Revere 36.25 ceivers Lucas Barbosa roll. “Our goal on defense away with a win, because this game with a plan to is to just play as a team a good team like Revere win.” St. John’s 35.8 and Jonathan Murphy have all made significant and make plays when we doesn’t let you get away English will host Revere Fenwick 34.6 contributions this year. have the chance. We can’t with mistakes. We’re go- Saturday afternoon (1) at Marblehead 34.5 “We’ve been playing give them any extra ing to have to go out and Manning Field. English 34 POINTS ALLOWED PER GAME Marblehead 8.25 Swampscott aims to knock off NEC foe Danvers Peabody 9.25 SWAMPSCOTT run through those holes scott has limited oppo- tacklers and Dylan Jan- Fenwick 9.4 From B1 too. He has a burst of nents to 16 points per uary’s playing unbeliev- speed. game and feels winning able on both sides. Anton Tech 11.25 Palmer’s success on spe- “Zack’s having a really the turnover battle will be Vazquez is having a great Revere 11.75 cial teams, Serino said, good season. But there the key Friday night. season on both lines. has been a total team ef- are 10 other people on “Our defense is doing “It’s going to be a tight fort. the field every time he very well,” Serino said. grind. Each game, Coach “Zack’s playing hard,” returns one and usual- “Somebody wraps some- Bush tells the defense we Serino said. “We try and ly there are nine people body up and everybody have to win the turnover make him return it the holding their blocks when else cleans up. They buy battle. If we do that, we’ll distance at least once a they return one.” into watch coach Peter be in good shape. The day on special teams. As Defensively, the Big Bush coaches and the weather isn’t supposed to I say to everyone else, if Blue have bought into de- rest of the coaches. Our be so good but we’ve prac- you see those holes that fensive coordinator Peter defenders hit hard. Gra- ticed to get used to the open up other people can Bush’s system. Swamp- ham’s one of our best weather. We’ll be ready.” Lynnfield girls soccer extends winning streak

ROUNDUP el to Classical Thursday left in the game. Amberly Ethan Doyle (5-4), Joe From B1 (5:30). McCarter and Lindsay Parr (7-2), Brady Trem- GIRLS SOCCER Nardone earned the win blay (5-4) and Jon Wasser- Kiara Edmonds had six Tech 1, Whittier 0 in goal. man (6-3). kills and five assists, while Sandy Garcia netted the The Pioneers (10-2-1) The Witches (11-6) take Jean Gupton-Morrison game-winner with Helen are back in action at home on English Tuesday (4). had six assists. Pojoy’s assist. against Wayland Monday Danvers 46 1/2, Classical (12-2) travels The Tigers (5-7) host morning at 11. Marblehead 25 1/2 to Salem Tuesday (5). Minuteman Tuesday. “They (Wayland) are Marblehead got wins English 3, Salem 1 Lynnfield 3, a great squad this year, from Gavin Lundgren (7- The Bulldogs dropped North Reading 1 they beat Newton South 2) and Matt Thompson (6- the opening set, but then Lynnfield extendedand have played some big 3) in the loss. battled back to win by set its winning streak to 10 teams this year, so they The Magicians (5-8) host scores of 15-25, 25-15, 25- games Thursday night. are putting on a great run Danvers Monday (4) at Te- 23, 25-15. Molly Ozanian scored and will be tough,” said desco Country Club. English got great per- two goals in an eight-min- Lynnfield coach Mark Ver- FIELD HOCKEY formances from Mandy ute span to stake the Pio- mont. Revere 2, Malden 1 Healy, Sofia Teixeira and neers (10-2-1) to a 2-0 lead GOLF With the win, the Patri- ITEM FILE PHOTO Khammany Phommach- in the 15th minute. Anna Salem 38, ots qualified for the state Classical receiver Brandon Summers is having anh in the win. Radulski converted a pen- Winthrop 34 tournament for the first a solid season with 272 receiving yards. The Bulldogs (3-7) trav- alty kick with 10 minutes Salem got wins from time in 31 years. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE FRIDAY Gloucester at Marblehead (3:30) Patriots host Giants on Thursday Night Football Football Matignon at Winthrop (4) St. Mary’s at Williams (6) Field Hockey Saugus at Salem (7) Marblehead at Fenwick (3:30) Danvers at Swampscott (7) Volleyball Peabody at Marblehead (7) Marblehead at Fenwick (5:30) BC High at Fenwick (7) Tech at Greater Lawrence (5:30) Tech at Chelsea (7) Lynnfield at North Reading (5:30) Amesbury at Lynnfield (7) Winthrop at Classical (7:30) SATURDAY Boys Soccer Football St. Mary’s at Arlington Catholic (3:30) Revere at English (1) Classical at Salem (4) Catholic Memorial at St. John’s (2) English at Saugus (4) Girls Soccer Danvers at Peabody (4) English at Burke (10) Marblehead at Gloucester (4) Salem Charter at St. Mary’s (6) Swampscott at Beverly (4) Boys Soccer Tech at Essex Tech (4) Fenwick at Lynnfield (11) Matignon at Winthrop (5:30) Malden Catholic at St. John’s (4) Girls Soccer Salem Charter at St. Mary’s (4)

SPORTS BRIEFS Gannon Par 70 5K The entry fee includes a post-race breakfast and all The Gannon 18-Hole Par pre-registered runners will 70 5K will be held on Satur- receive a long sleeve shirt. day, Nov. 16 at 8:30 a.m. at The proceeds help pro- Gannon Golf Course. It is mote the many Lynn run- one of the few all grass 5K ning activities that wel- cross country courses in New England and the comes all communities. course covers all 18 holes in Entry forms are available sequence. on www.lwrun.org or from The event is hosted by the [email protected] Lynn Parks & Recreation Pre entries must be Department and Gannon received by Tuesday, Golf Course. November 12.

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NFL AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE East East W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA New England 5 0 0 1.000 155 34 Philadelphia 3 2 0 .600 141 111 Buffalo 4 1 0 .800 90 70 Dallas 3 2 0 .600 131 90 N.Y. Jets 0 4 0 .000 39 101 N.Y. Giants 2 3 0 .400 97 125 Miami 0 4 0 .000 26 163 Washington 0 5 0 .000 73 151 South South W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Houston 3 2 0 .600 131 110 New Orleans 4 1 0 .800 115 116 Indianapolis 3 2 0 .600 113 115 Carolina 3 2 0 .600 129 107 Jacksonville 2 3 0 .400 111 118 Tampa Bay 2 3 0 .400 147 148 Tennessee 2 3 0 .400 98 76 Atlanta 1 4 0 .200 102 152 North North W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Baltimore 3 2 0 .600 161 123 Green Bay 4 1 0 .800 119 93 Cleveland 2 3 0 .400 92 122 Detroit 2 1 1 .625 97 95 Pittsburgh 1 4 0 .200 99 114 Chicago 3 2 0 .600 87 69 Cincinnati 0 5 0 .000 80 136 Minnesota 3 2 0 .600 112 73 West West W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Kansas City 4 1 0 .800 148 113 San Francisco 4 0 0 1.000 127 57 Oakland 3 2 0 .600 103 123 Seattle 4 1 0 .800 133 118 L.A. Chargers 2 3 0 .400 103 94 L.A. Rams 3 2 0 .600 146 134 Denver 1 4 0 .200 90 106 Arizona 1 3 1 .300 100 138 Thursday’s Game Cincinnati at Baltimore, 1 p.m. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS N.Y. Giants at New England, 8:20 p.m. Seattle at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Sunday’s Games San Francisco at L.A. Rams, 4:05 p.m. David Pastrnak gets congratulated by the bench after scoring a goal in the first period against Carolina vs Tampa Bay at London, UK, Atlanta at Arizona, 4:05 p.m. 9:30 a.m. Tennessee at Denver, 4:25 p.m. the Colorado Avalanche Thursday night. Philadelphia at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Dallas at N.Y. Jets, 4:25 p.m. New Orleans at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. Pittsburgh at L.A. Chargers, 8:20 p.m. Houston at Kansas City, 1 p.m. Monday’s Game Washington at Miami, 1 p.m. Detroit at Green Bay, 8:15 p.m. Road to 2022 Ryder Cup begins at Italian Open NHL ROME (AP) — When the least through 2022. EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE European Tour last came Olgiata will likely host Atlantic Division Central Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA to Rome back in 2002, again next year then the Buffalo 4 3 0 1 7 18 11 St. Louis 4 3 0 1 7 14 11 Francesco Molinari was tournament will move to Boston 3 3 0 0 6 7 4 Colorado 2 2 0 0 4 9 5 Detroit 4 3 1 0 6 14 11 Nashville 3 2 1 0 4 13 9 a teenage amateur just the Ryder Cup venue at Tampa Bay 4 2 1 1 5 18 13 Winnipeg 4 2 2 0 4 14 15 pleased to make the cut Marco Simone Golf and Toronto 5 2 2 1 5 19 20 Dallas 4 1 3 0 2 10 12 and golf was a relatively Country Club in Guidonia, Montreal 4 1 1 2 4 15 18 Chicago 1 0 1 0 0 3 4 Florida 3 1 2 0 2 9 14 Minnesota 2 0 2 0 0 4 9 unknown sport in Italy. where — on a clear day — Ottawa 3 0 3 0 0 8 15 Pacific Division Fast forward 17 years the dome of St. Peter’s Ba- Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Edmonton 4 4 0 0 8 18 12 and Molinari is a ma- silica at the Vatican can be Carolina 4 4 0 0 8 17 11 Anaheim 4 3 1 0 6 9 5 jor champion , a Ryder seen in the distance. Washington 4 2 0 2 6 10 10 Vegas 3 2 1 0 4 12 6 Cup hero and the poster “Francesco Molinari has Philadelphia 2 2 0 0 4 8 3 Calgary 3 1 1 1 3 9 9 N.Y. Rangers 2 2 0 0 4 10 5 Los Angeles 3 1 2 0 2 11 17 boy of this week’s Italian been doing a fantastic Pittsburgh 4 2 2 0 4 11 10 Vancouver 3 1 2 0 2 10 8 Open. His achievements job personally in raising Columbus 3 1 2 0 2 7 14 Arizona 2 0 2 0 0 1 3 N.Y. Islanders 3 1 2 0 2 7 8 San Jose 4 0 4 0 0 5 17 have helped boost golf’s the profile for Italian golf New Jersey 4 0 2 2 2 9 20 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. popularity as the country globally but the fact that prepares to host the 2022 the national open will be Thursday’s Games Tampa Bay at Ottawa, 4 p.m. Detroit 4, Montreal 2 Nashville at Los Angeles, 6 p.m. Ryder Cup on Rome’s in Rome, that the interest Pittsburgh 2, Anaheim 1 Toronto at Detroit, 7 p.m. outskirts — an idea that levels will start to grow Tampa Bay 7, Toronto 3 Florida vs. N.Y. Islanders at Nassau Veter- Edmonton 4, New Jersey 3, SO ans Memorial Coliseum, 7 p.m. would have been unthink- and now the next time the St. Louis 6, Ottawa 4 Columbus at Carolina, 7 p.m. able two decades ago. Ryder Cup is played on Minnesota at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. New Jersey at Boston, 7 p.m. Washington at Nashville, 8 p.m. Winnipeg at Chicago, 7 p.m. “Things have changed European soil will be in San Jose at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. St. Louis at Montreal, 7 p.m. massively since 2002 when Rome will hopefully cap- Calgary at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Washington at Dallas, 8 p.m. Boston at Colorado, 9 p.m. Pittsburgh at Minnesota, 8:30 p.m. the tour was last here,” ture the imagination of Vegas at Arizona, 10 p.m. Arizona at Colorado, 9 p.m. Molinari said. “The build- the golfing and the sport- Friday’s Games Calgary at Vegas, 10 p.m. Florida at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Philadelphia at Vancouver, 10 p.m. up (to 2022) is going to go ing public in Rome and in Anaheim at Columbus, 7 p.m. Sunday’s Games quicker than we think it Italy,” said Guy Kinnings, N.Y. Islanders at Carolina, 7:30 p.m. Pittsburgh at Winnipeg, 7 p.m. Saturday’s Games Vegas at Los Angeles, 10 p.m. will. It’s going to be a cre- the European Tour’s Ryder Edmonton at N.Y. Rangers, 1 p.m. Calgary at San Jose, 10 p.m. scendo of emotions.” PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Cup director. “It helps just As part of the Italian build the anticipation.” federation’s Ryder Cup Francesco Molinari waves to the crowd during The European Tour an- MLB PLAYOFFS contract with the Europe- the first round of the Italian Open Thursday. nounced this week that DIVISIONAL SERIES (Best-of-7) an Tour, the Italian Open the dates for the 2022 Ry- Wednesday, Oct. 9 Friday, Oct. 11 has become part of the lu- quaint themselves with world this week and best der Cup will be Sept. 30- St. Louis 13, Atlanta 1, St. Louis Washington (Sanchez 11-8) at St. crative Rolex Series with a Rome. coffee. ... It’s not an easy Oct. 2. Louis (Mikolas 9-14), 8:08 p.m. wins series 3-2 prize fund of $7 million. “It ticks all the boxes, one for me to get to all the The Marco Simone club (TBS) Washington 6, L.A. Dodgers 1, Saturday, Oct. 12 Ten former major win- doesn’t it?” said U.S.-based way from Arizona, but well is currently in the middle Washington wins series 3-2 N.Y. Yankees at Houston, 8:08 p.m. ners and 26 Ryder Cup English player Paul Casey, worth it.” of a massive renovation. Thursday, Oct. 10 (Fox or FS1) veterans entered the tour- a four-time member of Eu- After years up north at The entire course and Houston 6, Tampa Bay 1, Houston Washington (TBD) at St. Louis nament at Olgiata Golf rope’s Ryder Cup teams. venues in Milan, Turin and practice facilities are being wins series 3-2 (Wainwright 14-10), 4:08 p.m. Club, giving Europe’s elite “Probably the best food of Brescia, the Italian Open rebuilt and the clubhouse CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES (TBS) players a chance to reac- any players’ lounge in the is here to stay in Rome at is also being upgraded. B4 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 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 Hosting overnight guests proves prickly for family with six cats DEAR ABBY: We have My husband and I are a small house, and family Dear Abby is written by Abigail still living together. He’s and friends are always Van Buren, also known as Jeanne in the basement; I’m up- welcome. We also have Phillips, and was founded by her stairs. I don’t think it’s six cats, and their care wise for him to take our and comfort are para- mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact child on picnics and play mount. We keep our cats Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. dates at her house. I have separated so they don’t Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. tried to have a conversa- fight, so two cats occupy tion about boundaries what used to be our guest and doing what’s best for room. We have explained Why this is so hard to the way around — your our daughter, and I don’t this to overnight guests, understand? Our cats pets included — if, when know what his next move several of whom are al- need care and consider- you visit these folks you will be. Living with the lergic to cats or don’t like ation; they are not dis- stay someplace other than young lady? What should them, and they insist “ev- posable furry house- in their home and suggest I do next? erything will be fine.” plants. To be fair, we visit to them that they do like- They then refuse to let with these petless folks, wise. This doesn’t mean MOVING ON the cats into the room you won’t see and enter- so we can’t ask them not DEAR MOVING ON: during the day, while our tain them — it only to stay with us. I’ve even There is a commonsense distressed feline family means they won’t be sub- tried putting Post-it rule that parents who are members howl and claw ject to your house rules, notes around the house, divorcing should not in- the door. reminding guests to keep which clearly are not ac- There are simple things troduce a child to the new doors and toilet lids ceptable to them. that must be done when partner until it’s clear the closed, etc. They reacted living with cats, like relationship will be like they thought I was DEAR ABBY: My hus- making sure they don’t long-lasting. At this point, rude! How do we handle band and I have been run outside (they are all you can’t control to whom this politely so there are having the roughest year indoor cats), keeping toi- your husband introduces no hurt feelings? of our marriage, and we let lids down and break- are divorcing. He has your little girl. This is a able things out of their NEW ENGLAND started a new relation- conversation you should reach. Our guests don’t CAT LOVER ship with a woman who is be having with the attor- seem to care and they 14 years younger than he ney who is arranging don’t comply. Frankly, I DEAR CAT LOVER: is, and he takes our your divorce. If something wouldn’t care if the cats It’s time to end the tradi- 5-year-old to her house. I presents a danger to your took their jewelry, but I tion of staying in each feel it is inappropriate be- child, the lawyer may be would care if one of them other’s homes. There will cause who knows if this able to help you put a stop choked on it. be fewer hurt feelings all relationship will last? to it. BRIDGE

The best-laid plans of bridge defenders Hugh Blair, an 18th-century Scottish debatable. minister, wrote, “He who every morn- Mundane, unimaginative defense ing plans the transaction of the day, would have defeated the contract and follows out that plan, carries on without difficulty. West would have a thread which will guide him through led the heart ace, and East would the maze of the most busy life. But have signaled with the two, his low- where no plan is laid, where the dis- est heart being a suit-preference posal of time is surrendered merely to signal for clubs. West would have the chance of incidents, all things lie shifted to that suit, and the defend- huddled together in one chaos.” ers would have taken the first three In general, it is hard to disagree or four tricks. with that. But when your plan re- However, West found what he quires another person to take an ac- thought was the perfect lead: the tive part in its execution, things might heart three! Now the defense looked not go smoothly. straightforward: heart to the jack, di- In today’s deal, which occurred amond-four return, club to the ace, some years ago in New Zealand, if you second diamond ruff and cash the had been sitting West, what would you club king for down three. have led against five spades? No sweat — except it didn’t work The bidding wasn’t perfect. West’s out like that. East, thinking declar- pass over four spades was surpris- er had a singleton heart ace, gave ing, and North’s use of Blackwood count by playing his heart two at with, inter alia, two club losers was trick one! FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS THIS WEEK IN THEATERS

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Steinhil: Conclusion” NBC, 8 p.m. Joaquin Phoenix as Arthur Fleck in “Joker.” Liz (Megan Boone), Dembe (Hisham Tawfiq) and the task force continue to search for Red (James Spad- Origin stories are a tough a variety of assignments. about Joker. Phoenix does ical than most films within er). Red attempts to escape his abductors with help nut to crack. Trying to bring It’s the last thing you’d ex- an amazing job of bringing a superhero universe, Joker people up to speed about pect a clown to be carrying, the internally tormented from a surprise ally, but discovers he is not Katarina will shock and disturb some what came first for a charac- and the beginning of Fleck’s Fleck to the screen. I feel all Rostova’s (Laila Robins) only target in her hunt for to no end. If you are like me, ter we know is more of a chal- metamorphosis from quiet, the jabs he takes like little you feel it’s a great entry to information. lenge than meets the eye. In unassuming clown to the gut punches throughout the MLB Playoffs: NL Championship Series: Game 1 have a much different and the new film Joker, we get a over-the-top “performer” film. I empathize with the frank discussion about men- TBS, 8 p.m. Live look at one possible story for Joker. character about his treat- TBS airs the best-of-seven National League Cham- tal illness and how we treat the creation of one of the big- Throughout Arthur’s evolu- ment, whether real or per- one another in a social-me- pionship Series beginning with Game 1 tonight. The gest nemeses Batman faces. tion, we see all the little dark ceived. But that treatment NL champion advances to the World Series begin- dia-driven world. We are Arthur Fleck (Joaquin and disturbing moments that does not excuse bad behav- quick to belittle, quick to ning Oct. 22 on FOX. occur within the cocoon of ior and at the point Arthur Phoenix) lives a quiet life. criticize and quick to attack. Monster of the Month: Godzilla Caring for his mother Pen- his life. The experiences that changes, I stepped off and Maybe it’s time for more dis- TCM, beginning at 8 p.m. ny (Frances Conroy) and hurt him, the thoughts he rather loathed the villain. cussions, deeper dialogue and Tonight’s lineup of original Godzilla classics from working a variety of gigs for has, the actions he takes and All of this is made possible Japan’s Toho Studios includes Ghidorah, the a clowning agency, Fleck is the revelations that perco- because of Phoenix. a touch of heart when deal- Three-Headed Monster (1964), Invasion of As- an unrecognizable individual late to the surface all expose This is not my father’s ing with one another. There tro-Monster (1965), Ebirah, Horror of the Deep walking the streets of the be- his internal mental illness. Joker (Cesar Romero) or my is help for all of us, even Ar- (1966), Son of Godzilla (1967) and Destroy All hemoth of Gotham City, but We get Joker’s first meeting Jokers (Jack Nicholson and thur Fleck. Hopefully more Monsters (1969). that slowly will change. with one Bruce Wayne (the Heath Ledger). Phoenix de- individuals will take that Fresh Off the Boat: “Grandma’s Boys” After getting jumped by future Batman, in case you velops a Joker who is much away from Joker rather than ABC, 8:30 p.m. kids while twirling a “Go- weren’t aware) as a boy, and more similar to that of Led- simply glorifying the violent Ken Jeong returns as Gene, Louis’ (Randall Park) ing Out of Business” sign, the structure is there to inte- ger in his madness, but even actions of the madman. One scheming brother, to help their jobless, mah- Arthur is given a gun by a grate this story into the Bat- darker and more real, which thing is clear, though — mad- jong-playing, TV-addicted mother, Jenny (Lucille coworker. Though he knows man storyline. is something I didn’t think ness and mayhem reign in Soong), celebrate her latest inspired life decision he shouldn’t have it, Ar- Please be aware that there was possible. Joker. — retirement. thur carries the weapon to is nothing fun or comical Slower and more method- Paul’s Grade: A-

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BEIRUT (AP) — Syr- of 60,000, which was the may lie ahead for the ministration with a level but it has encouraged Da- Damascus was inclined ia’s most powerful Kurd- core ground force in the Kurds, and at what cost: of self-rule unimaginable mascus and the Kurdish to “wait and see” on the ish group is grappling for US-backed campaign ag­ Hours before the Turk- before — which they want group to talk. Kurds, particularly after friends after its ally, the ainst Islamic State mili- ish attack, Syrian Kurdish to keep at least to some When asked about calls U.S. President Donald United States, abandoned tants, may have to fight officials said they reached extent in any final deal for Moscow to mediate Trump first announced it to an invasion by Turkey, to its last soldier. In the out to Damascus. It was a with Assad. between the Syrian gov- last year that he plans to whose warplanes, tanks war with IS, it lost 11,000 desperate public call at a Assad’s government has ernment and the Kurdish withdraw from Syria, ac- and artillery are raining fighters. time when the Kurds had firmly insisted it wants group, Russia’s Foreign cording to U.N. officials shells onto its stronghold The Turkish military their least leverage. the Kurdish area back Minister Sergey Lavrov who have followed efforts in the north of the country. operation, backed by war- Officials in Damascus with no conditions. said: “We’ll see what we for a final resolution in the The Kurdish fighters planes and a formidable condemned the imminent Strategically, Turkey’s can do.” civil war, have few options. They mobilization, has already attack. But their only military operation is ben- Damascus is more like- Now the Kurds have a could turn to the govern- targeted dozens of loca- message to the Kurds was eficial for Damascus and ly to leverage the Turkish far weaker hand. ment of Syrian President tions along a stretch of for them to “come back to Moscow, which like An- attack to regain control “Dealing with the Syrian Bashar Assad and its al- nearly 200 miles along the their senses.” kara are loath to see the over the country’s oil re- government and Russia lies Russia and Iran for Syrian-Turkish border in The Kurds essentially Kurdish autonomous enti- sources, most of them in may be the path to a res- support, but that would its opening salvo. Turkish shrugged off Assad’s rule ty in the area. Kurdish-controlled terri- olution, but it will not be mean giving up the auton- warplanes and artillery years ago at the height of Moscow has always tried tory, according to Eurasia the way to put the brakes omy they built up in the shells hit intelligence of- Syria’s civil war when the to draw the Kurdish group Group. So far, there is no on (Turkey’s) offensive,” north over nearly 30 per- fices and security head- government had to pull away from the United sign Syrian troops are try- senior Kurdish official cent of Syria. So far, the quarters of the Kurdish its troops out of the main- States. It has not overtly ing to take advantage of Aldar Khalil told The As- Kurds’ feelers to Damas- militia, wheat silos and ly-Kurdish northeast to condemned Turkey’s as- the offensive further north sociated Press. He called cus have been fruitless. residential areas. focus on rebels elsewhere. sault — since it has also to reposition or breach Trump’s sudden pull-back Otherwise, fighter force This is a look at what They set up their own ad- long courted Ankara — Kurdish-held areas. decision “shameful.” Nobel Prizes for Literature winners addressed controversial topics

STOCKHOLM (AP) — Yet if prize organizers ic man.” versive streak, has often Nobel Prizes for literature hoped to get through this Handke — who once irked Poland’s populists were awarded Thursday year’s awards without called for the Nobel Prize and conservatives. The to two writers enmeshed controversy, they will like- to be abolished — said he academy said she was cho- in Europe’s social and po- ly be disappointed. was “astonished” to re- sen for works that explore litical fault lines: a liber- The Swedish Academy ceive the literature award. the “crossing of boundar- al Pole who has irked her called Handke “one of the “I never thought they ies as a form of life.” country’s conservative most influential writers in would choose me,” Handke Already a major cul- government and an Aus- Europe” and praised his told reporters outside his tural figure in Poland, trian accused by many lib- work for exploring “the pe- home in suburban Paris. Tokarczuk has a grow- erals of being an apologist riphery and the specificity “It was very courageous ing international profile, for Serbian war crimes. of human experience.” by the Swedish academy, especially since she won The rare double an- But the 76-year-old au- this kind of decision,” he the Booker International nouncement — with the thor has long faced crit- added. “These are good prize in 2018 for the novel 2018 prize going to Po- icism for his vigorous de- people.” “Flights.” land’s Olga Tokarczuk fense of the Serbs during If Handke’s victory She told Polish broad- and the 2019 award to the 1990s wars that dev- caused uncomfortable caster TVN on Thursday Austria’s Peter Handke — astated the Balkans as ripples, the choice of To- that she was “terribly came after no literature Yugoslavia disintegrated. karczuk was welcomed happy and proud” that prize was awarded last He spoke at the 2006 by liberal-minded authors her novels, which describe year due to sex abuse al- funeral of former Serbian and readers in her native events in small towns in legations that rocked the leader Slobodan Milose- Poland and beyond. Poland “can be read as PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Swedish Academy, which vic, who at the time was The 57-year-old novelist, universal and can be im- awards the literature facing war crimes charges, known for her humanist portant for people around Austrian author Peter Handke was awarded prize. calling him “a rather trag- themes and playful, sub- the world.” the 2019 Nobel Prize in literature Thursday.