SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2018 Lynn police: Knock it off with knock-offs By Bella diGrazia chael Kmiec. During the arrest, “For the public’s awareness, it’s the Lynnway flea market will be inal enterprises, including drug ITEM STAFF officers seized over 530 counter- not legal to buy cheaper counter- penalized, given the investiga- organizations and terror groups, feit items at the Lynnway Mart feit products and sell them at a tion was based solely around in- according to Kmiec. Women’s LYNN — Police and the De- Indoor Mall & Flea Market. higher price,” said Kmiec. “A lot formation they obtained on Diaz luxury handbags, designer wal- partment of Homeland Security Handbags labeled as Louis of effort was put in to crack this. and Miranda. lets, jewelry, electronics, and ap- are cracking down on the sale of Vuitton, Michael Kors, Coach, We had undercover officers do- Counterfeit goods are manu- parel are some of the most coun- counterfeit consumer goods af- Gucci, Burberry, Chanel, Saint ing the buys, getting different factured to look like brand-name terfeited items. ter the arrest of two men on the Laurent, Prada, and Tory Burch size purses at $20 and $15.” items but are produced without “We are trying to protect con- Lynnway last month. and apparel labeled as Nike, The joint investigation was the brand’s authorization, which sumers because, under certain Luz Diaz, 32, of Dorchester, Adidas, North Face, Christian part of a nationwide anti-coun- is in direct violation of Trade- circumstances, they think what and Jose Miranda, 42, of Lynn, Dior, and Hermes were among terfeiting campaign to identify mark Protection and Intellectu- they are purchasing is real,” he were arrested and charged the seized counterfeit items, ac- manufacturers, distributors, al Property Rights Laws, accord- said. with manufacturing and sales cording to Kmiec. Were the items and retailers of counterfeit ing to Kmiec. of counterfeit merchandise, ac- authentic, the total retail value consumer goods, according to The profits from many of these Bella diGrazia can be reached cording to Lynn Police Lt. Mi- would have exceeded $400,000. Kmiec. He said it doesn’t appear counterfeit sales can fund crim- at [email protected]. Lynn eld property owners clear path to luxury By Thomas Grillo ITEM STAFF LYNNFIELD — The town could soon have a new mini-neighborhood with $1.5 million homes. The Planning Board has given ini- tial approval for the Degiovanni Fam- ily Trust, Stephen and Laura Wallace, and Jane Coonrod to combine the lots on each their Summer Street homes to create a 8.5-acre subdivision. Under the plan, the 100-year-old homes at 333, 339, and 349 Summer St. would be demolished. In their place, a new road would be a built, creating a cul-de-sac for nine luxury homes. “The homeowners can achieve more value for their homes by having a new subdivision with nine lots than they could by selling off their individual homes,” said Ted Regnante, the Wake- field attorney representing the fami- lies. “They’re all interested in moving.” The three owners have an agreement to sell their homes for an undisclosed amount to HPI Commercial Real Es- tate, a Salem, N.H., firm that plans to build Colonial-style houses in the new block. Regnante said the deal will close only if the family-owned company, operated by Brian and Michael Hannon, wins approval for the new 800-foot street. The Hannons did not return a call ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE seeking comment. Governor Charlie Baker talks with some of the kids from the Lynn YMCA during the ground- The Degiovanni’s four-bedroom home breaking ceremony. at 333 Summer St. is on 2.8-acres and is assessed at $487,600, according to The By Bella diGrazia seated in front of him. “I’m sure you all Warren Group, the Boston real estate ITEM STAFF felt the wind stop while Amanda sang, tracking firm. The seven-room home and that was because she just blew it owned by the Wallaces on 3.2-acres at LYNN — After four years of plan- away.” 339 Summer St. is assessed at $475,500, Lynn ning, developers broke ground on the The planned 70,000-square-foot com- and Coonrod owns the four-bedroom $30 million Lynn YMCA expansion on plex is being built in front of the cur- house at 349 Summer St. on 2.3-acres Friday. rent YMCA. Set to open in 2020, the that is assessed at $532,260. Gov. Charlie Baker and Mayor Thom- new building will have seven preschool Under the town’s regulations, the ini- digs in as M. McGee were in attendance for tial approval by the Planning Board classrooms, a 12,000-square-foot fitness the ceremony, along with state repre- area, a gymnasium, a teaching kitchen, must be followed by a final sign-off, sentatives Dan Cahill, Lori Ehrlich, which could happen by year’s end. The a cafe, a 6,000-square-foot rooftop gar- and Donald Wong. Amanda Mena, den, and an aquatic center with a lap panel must approve any new cul-de-sac on new Lynn YMCA member and “America’s longer than 500 feet. pool, learning pool, and splash pad. Got Talent” contestant, serenaded the While the Planning Board gave “People love the idea of the building crowd with her rendition of “God Bless the proposal its first thumbs-up, the but what’s really important is what is five-member panel and abutters have America.” going in the building and how we are YMCA “I know you guys must be cold,” Bak- LUXURY, A3 er said to the young YMCA members YMCA, A3 Gift from Swampscott has INSIDE Lynn kids dancing with joy Revere By Bella diGrazia “I was extremely excited be- ITEM STAFF cause we are in a community Tour historic Rumney Cultura where, most of the time, the stu- Marsh Burial Ground SWAMPSCOTT — A long-time dents and their families can’t today in Revere. A2 Latina Dance Swampscott boutique donated Academy afford these things,” said Rodri- more than 100 dance shoes to a guez. Saugus founder Yaya non-profit dance academy based Rodriguez, Spirito was in search of a dance Hazardous household out of Lynn. school from Lynn that would be left, with waste disposal day in Infinity Boutique has been interested in performing during two of her Saugus. A3 waiting for the right dance her fashion show. During a Lynn students, school to come along to donate Area Chamber of Commerce Sports and In nity the shoes to, according to owner event, someone referred the Lynn Matt Severance leads Boutique Pauline Spirito. The total worth dance academy to Spirito but owner of the dance shoes, including English football to that was not where the friend- Pauline those fit for jazz, ballet, and tap, big win at Salem. B1 ship of the two women began. Spirito, right, is more than $3,000 and Yaya “I saw an article in the Lynn with the Rodriguez, founder of Cultura Daily Item and it talked about 100 donated Latina Dance Academy, said she shoes. could not be more grateful. DANCE, A3

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 53° VOL. 140, ISSUE 257 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B7 LOW 41° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS ...... B4 REAL ESTATE ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2018 OBITUARIES Tour historic Anna C. Dusseault, 89 1929-2018 Rumney Marsh LYNN — Anna C. Mary’s High School in (Jordan) Dusseault, Lynn with the Class Burial Ground 89, a lifelong resident of ’46 and attended of Lynn passed away Burdett College. She Thursday, October worked at Massachu- 11th at her home. setts Electric Company today in Revere She was the beloved in the payroll depart- wife of the late Hen- ment for 44 years prior By Bridget Turcotte Slade’s Spice Mill on the ry A. Dusseault with to her retirement in ITEM STAFF creek, were also buried whom she shared 37 1991. Anna enjoyed there. REVERE — The From left: St. Mary’s Board Chair William S. years of marriage. gardening, was a member of The committee is in- Born in Lynn, Anna was the Ancient Order of Hiberni- Rumney Marsh Burial Mosakowski, Head of School Dr. John F. Dolan viting Revere residents, the devoted daughter of the ans, Division 10 in Lynn; and Ground Renovation Com- and Monsignor Paul V. Garrity. neighbors, students, and late James and Annie (Man- served as the past Secretary of mittee will give a guided ning) Jordan. She was the the Lynn Gas and Lynn Electric tour of what they call “Re- visitors to join members as loving step-mother of Kristine Employees Bene t Fund. vere’s crown jewel” Satur- they present the story of St. Mary’s announces Boucher and her husband, Service information: An- day morning at 10 a.m. the Rumney Marsh Buri- Richard of Fair eld, CT; the na’s funeral will be held from The Rumney Marsh al Ground and provide a cherished grandmother of Al- the CUFFE-McGINN Funeral Burial Ground is where guided tour throughout scholarship program exandra Boucher-Meade and Home, 157 Maple Street, some of the city’s first citi- the cemetery. Important her husband, Carlos; adoring Lynn on Wednesday, October zens are buried, including features will be highlight- in name of Msgr. great-grandmother of new- 17th at 8:00 a.m. followed many heroes of the Revo- ed and details of the types born, Theodore; dear sister by a Funeral Mass at 9:00 lutionary War and Civil of burial markers and of the late Margaret Meagh- a.m. at St. Mary’s Church, 8 War. More than 44 vet- headstones and the art- Paul V. Garrity er, the late James, Thomas, S. Common St., Lynn. Burial erans were laid to rest in work on many of them will and John Francis Jordan; the will follow in St. Mary’s Cem- these hallowed grounds. be displayed. St. Mary’s Lynn is offer- of the strongest Catholic adored aunt several nieces, etery, Lynn. Visiting hours will Samuel Sprague, who Following the tour, at- ing an exciting new oppor- schools on the North Shore nephews and great niec- be held on Tuesday, October led three companies of tendees can visit the Re- tunity for students and are still felt today. es and nephews, including, 16th from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 minutemen during the vere Society for Cultural their families with the The full-tuition schol- Francis Meagher and his wife, p.m. at the funeral home. In Revolutionary War, is and Historical Preserva- announcement of the Gar- arship acknowledges ex- Lynne, and their children, Ken- lieu of owers contributions in buried there, along with tion at 108 Beach St. for rity Scholars Program, cellence through focus on neth Meagher and his wife, Anna’s memory may be made the famous fighting par- light snacks and refresh- a four-year, full tuition STEM education, personal Heather, and their children, to St. Jude’s Children’s Re- son Philip Payson, Joseph ments. scholarship program. leadership qualities, and Connor and Loralai Meagher, search Hospital, 501 St Jude Green, Samuel Pratt, St. Mary’s students are a commitment to the St. Thomas Jordan and his wife, Place, Memphis, TN 38105 or Caleb Pratt, and James Bridget Turcotte can be bright, talented and di- Mary’s pillars of Catholi- Dorothy, Patricia McBain and via www.stjude.org. To share a and Andrew Tewksbury. reached at bturcotte@ verse, coming from many cism, excellence, integrity her husband, Steve, and Col- memory or leave online con- Deane Winthrop, son of different cities and towns itemlive.com. Follow her and respect, all hallmarks leen Jordan. dolences, please visit www. the first governor of Mas- in the North Shore and of the life of Monsignor Anna graduated from St. cuffemcginn.com. sachusetts, and Lt. Thom- on Twitter @BridgetTur- Boston area. St. Mary’s Garrity. as Pratt, who built the cotte. is competitive in its tui- St. Mary’s board of trust- tion assistance, with more ees chair Bill Mosakowski than $2.5 million awarded said, “The St. Mary’s com- annually in financial aid munity recognizes that it New technology, housekeeping and scholarships, and the was Monsignor’s dedica- Garrity Scholars program tion, resilience, and singu- is a $1 million scholarship lar focus on the life of our among concerns in hotel strikes program and one of the school and parish that led most generous high school us to this important mo- scholarship opportunities ment for St. Mary’s.” in the region. Each year, “The 18 years I spent 10 students entering ninth at St. Mary’s were some grade will be selected from of the happiest times of a competitive group of ap- my life,” Monsignor Garr- plicants to receive a four- ity said. “I am honored to year, full scholarship, in- see this scholarship in my clusive of both tuition and name give students the fees, to attend St. Mary’s opportunity to pursue a High School. Over the next four years St. Mary’s education.” St. Mary’s will have 40 The winners of the schol- Garrity Scholars enrolled, arship will not only receive collectively receiving more a four-year academic schol- than $1 million in schol- arship, but also be part arship support from St. of St. Mary’s Scholar Pro- Mary’s. gram, which provides ad- The Garrity Scholars is ditional classwork, faculty a competitive, merit-based mentorship, team-building award program that will activities and college-pre- recognize the best and paredness training. brightest students inter- All applicants must ested in a transformative, complete and submit both Catholic and STEM-fo- their Garrity Scholars cused education offered at application and their ad- St. Mary’s. mission application to St. The program was created Mary’s by Dec. 15. The ap- to honor Monsignor Paul plication consists of two V. Garrity, an iconic figure parts: a formal essay and, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS in the St. Mary’s and Lynn if selected as a finalist, an communities. While serv- interview with a panel of Striking hotel workers carry picket signs outside The Westin Copley Place hotel, in Boston. ing as pastor at St. Mary’s, St. Mary’s faculty. Monsignor Garrity is cred- Interested students can By Philip Marcelo issues for the nearly 8,000 at 26 hotels in Chicago profits increased 25 per- ited with leading St. Mary’s apply by visiting stmarys- ASSOCIATED PRESS workers that have walked also went on strike last cent from the previous to new levels of academic lynn.com/admissions/gar- off their jobs at Marriott month, though most have year to $610 million. achievement. His dedicat- rity-scholars. Scholarship BOSTON — Robots deliv- hotels from Boston to Ho- returned to work after “We think the largest, ering room service, check-in ed efforts in gaining recog- recipients will be notified nolulu since last week, reaching new contracts most profitable hotel com- nition of St. Mary’s as one by Feb. 4. kiosks with facial recogni- union officials say. with Marriott, Hilton, Hy- pany in the world can af- tion technology and “smart” Workers are also seeking att and other operators. ford it,” Taylor said. “Our speakers that serve as an changes to housekeeper Marriott has 5,000 ho- members are working two MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS in-room concierge. workloads, particularly as tels in the U.S. and Cana- or three jobs just to make The hotel of the not-so- “green” programs allow- da, of which about 40 are ends meet.” distant future sounds like Gov. Baker: Fall River mayor Moratorium issued on On other fronts, the something out of a sci-fi ing guests to opt out of impacted by the current should step aside company involved in novel, but it’s drawing real cleaning services become labor union negotiations. union wants Marriott to world anxiety for some of more popular. They’re also The union’s proposals address the impact its during probe fatal gas explosion the thousands of Marriott pushing for job protections vary between cities, but “Make a Green Choice” for restaurant and bar generally workers are seek- program has had on BOSTON (AP) — Mas- BOSTON (AP) — The hotel workers on strike sachusetts Gov. Charlie utility company involved across the U.S. this month. staff as more hotels shut- ing better compensation to housekeepers. Baker is calling on the in last month’s explosions “I’m not against technol- ter those facilities. keep up with soaring hous- The almost decade-old mayor of Fall River to step and fires in three Mas- ogy,” said Juan Eusebio, Marriott, the world’s ing and living costs, said D. program, which is similar aside after he was charged a 32-year-old doorman largest hotel operator, de- Taylor, international presi- to those offered by other sachusetts communities with using investments in at the W Hotel in Boston clined to comment for this dent of Unite Here. hotel companies, allows have been ordered by and a member of the local story, but has said it’s “dis- Unions agreed to forgo guests to earn reward a company he formed as state regulators to halt all union’s negotiating team. appointed” workers have pay raises during the lean points or other perks for his “own personal ATM” to non-emergency natural “I just want any technol- decided to strike. recession years to pre- declining housekeeping enjoy casinos, adult enter- gas work. ogy that comes in to help Marriott workers walked serve jobs, but now that services. The union, in a tainment, buy a Mercedes, The moratorium im- us do a better job, not take out of hotels across Bos- the industry is reaping re- report last month, said the and pay student loan debt. posed Friday by the De- our jobs away.” ton last week, followed by cord profits in some cities, program reduces house- A spokesman for the partment of Public Utili- How much input work- workers in San Francisco, they want to share in the keeper hours and leads Republican governor said ties covers all parts of the ers have as these and oth- San Diego, Oakland, San windfall, he said. to more injuries because Friday that Baker is urg- state serviced by Colum- er technologies are intro- Jose, Detroit and Hono- In August, Marriott re- rooms take more effort to ing Democratic Mayor bia Gas. While officials say duced is among the core lulu. Some 6,000 workers ported second quarter clean once guests depart. Jasiel Correia to “act in the order won’t interrupt the best interests of the the ongoing restoration of people of Fall River and natural gas to customers step aside until the case is in Lawrence, Andover and resolved.” North Andover, any other Baker stopped short of work must be approved in calling for Correia to resign. advance by the agency. Thank You 781-593-7700 St. Jude Publishing Daily, except Sundays USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 “My prayers have been Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA answered” -JK and additional of ces. Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item Subscriptions Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States IN MEMORIAM $20.00 for 4 weeks WILLIAM L. 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LUXURY built at the turn of the cen- From A1 tury, the Lynnfield Historic Commission has the right made several requests. to impose a 12-month dem- First, maple trees in olition delay. The decision front of the Degiovanni on that will come shortly. and Wallace homes, which Regnante said he is con- have been called two of fident in getting the ap- the most beautiful trees in provals. town, must be spared from “There are 16 streets in the bulldozer. town that exceed the 500- The other request from foot limit,” he said. “The neighbors is that the new Parsons Avenue Extension street does not connect to nearby Cranberry Lane. was approved to 1,300 feet, “We will move the road Ramsdell Way for 1,500 slightly to the east and save feet, Bridle Path for 960 the trees, and we will try feet, and Magnolia Drive is to keep as many trees as 900 feet. It is routine that waivers are granted.” ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE possible when building the road,” said Regnante. “And Amanda Mena sings the opening song at the groundbreaking ceremony for the Lynn YMCA. we have no intention of con- Thomas Grillo can be necting to Cranberry Lane.” reached at tgrillo@item- YMCA Van Otterloo family, and mentary School, and the volved in making this ex- Given the homes were live.com. From A1 Stephen Hendrickson, and upcoming location for the pansion happen were a hit $10 million more in pri- new KIPP Academy High with the anxious crowd. involving STEAM (sci- vate donations. School. The YMCA and The ceremony ended with LAW OFFICES OF ence, technology, engi- Get the AMES ARRIGAN MassDevelopment also the city are now calling a number of people pick- J J. C neering, arts, and math- issued an $8 million bond the area the future Educa- ing up golden shovels and e-edition • Social Security Disability ematics) education,” said to help finance the proj- tional District. • Workers Compensation Bruce Macdonald, CEO ect, which the YMCA will Macdonald said the tossing dirt to initiate the • Accidents and president of YMCA of repay using future dona- new building will help to groundbreaking. 25 years located across Metro North. “We are go- tions. reintroduce the YMCA “Look, I make hot dogs from Lynn District Court ing to keep the old build- “This YMCA building community and it will no for a living but I don’t want 15 Johnson St. ing and repurpose a lot was a guiding lighthouse longer just be a “gym and that written on my tomb- 781-596-0100 of the space, even build a for me growing up,” said swim.” stone,” said Tom Demakes, JAMES J. CARRIGAN bigger music studio.” Taima Walker, a former “This neighborhood is with your ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN donator and third-genera- RONALD D. MALLOY To help pay for the ex- member and current em- about to change in a dra- tion owner of Old Neigh- home delivery www.jamescarriganlaw.com subscription. pansion, the YMCA re- ployee. “Kids of the Y de- matic way,” he said. borhood Foods. “I want it [email protected] ceived $6.8 million in New serve this and the city will Even with a cold wind written that we all helped Market Tax Credits, $4.8 be better because of it.” blowing through the million from a MassWorks The vicinity surround- crowd, the speakers did the city of Lynn.” home delivery rate is grant, and several sev- ing the YMCA expansion what they could to ener- 50% off Bella diGrazia can be newstand price! en-figure gifts from the is also home to St. Mary’s gize the mood with some Call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 Subscribers pay only Gerondelis Foundation, School, Lynn Tech High laughs. The jokes amongst reached at bdigrazia@ to subscribe today. the Demakes family, the School, Washington Ele- the many members in- itemlive.com. $3 a week. Gift from Swampscott has Lynn kids dancing with joy A Salute to

DANCE had them in untouched as two years old and has From A1 boxes for over a year, just a number of classes for waiting for the right mo- adults. The academy re- the (Cultura) Latina ment to be given out. Ro- cently won the Salsa Fest VETERANS Dance Academy doing a driguez said her dance in Connecticut. dance number as part of a academy has received do- Rodriguez said she is Saturday, Nov. 10, 2018 Hispanic Heritage month nations in the past, but trying to find the best way In honor of Veterans Day, celebration,” said Spiri- nothing of this quantity. to distribute the shoes to to. “I put the two names “I can’t even describe her students. Ideally, the Sunday, November 11, 2018, together (Rodriguez and how much this is going to academy will be able to The Daily Item will publish a the Cultura Latina Dance change the course of the give every student at least special page devoted to those Academy) and called Yaya academy,” she said. one pair of shoes. who are currently serving military and asked her about the Rodriguez founded the “The size variety is large duties and those veterans company. She mentioned academy in 2011 with a and it’s great because we Take this time the academy had 150 co-director and a group have older kids who wear who are gone but not forgotten. with photo students and it was a of her friends. She teach- adult sizes,” she said. “My to say $37 and shield non-profit that helped stu- es Latin rhythm, bachata, plan is to see who needs Mail form to: “Thank You” dents who can’t afford to salsa, merengue, hip-hop, them the most and then to your military distribute them through- The Daily Item take lessons on their own.” ballet, break-dancing, bel- family member. The boutique owner said ly dancing, Zumba, and out the season.” Attn.: Salute to Veterans it rang a bell in her mind traditional Dominican Bella diGrazia can be PO Box 5, 110 Munroe St. text and that this was exactly who Republic dance out of the $27 shield only she wanted to donate the Lynn Arts building. She reached at bdigrazia@ Lynn, MA 01903 shoes to. Her boutique has has students as young itemlive.com. 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. May 4, 1997. SAUGUS BRIEFS Lovingly Lovingly the following shields: remembered remembered by wife by wife Louise, daughters Kim Louise, daughters Kim Saugus Fire Department Common household haz- and package containers and Maureen, and son and Maureen, and son Tom. Tom. to hold open house ardous waste products in sturdy, upright boxes, include rubber cement, padded with newspaper. National Guard Bureau SAUGUS — There will airplane glue, fiberglass Chemicals should never Your message may be paid by: be an open house at the resins, aerosol cans, photo be mixed and residents Saugus Fire Department chemicals, furniture pol- should not smoke while Check Money Order Visa Mastercard Saturday, Oct. 13 from 10 ish, floor and metal polish, handling hazardous ma- a.m. to 2 p.m. oven cleaner, hobby and terials. Dept. of the Army Please check for shield: Yes No The free event will be artist supplies, turpen- Commercial waste will at the department’s head- tine, and chemistry sets. not be accepted. If no selection is made, shield will not appear. quarters on Hamilton Accepted vehicle waste Residents are limited Name Street. It is intended to includes fuel gasoline, to two car loads, or 50 Dept. of the Navy teach families fire safety kerosene, engine degreas- pounds or gallons of haz- Address and prevention practic- er, brake fluid, carburetor ardous waste. es including “stop, drop cleaner, transmission flu- Empty containers, trash, City St Zip and roll,” how to craft an id, car wax, polishes, drive- latex paint, radioactive U.S. Marine Corps. Phone escape plan, and how to way sealer, car batteries, waste, smoke detectors, crawl safely through a antifreeze, cesspool clean- infections and biological smoke-filled room. ers, roofing tar, swimming wastes, ammunition, fire- In Memory of During the open house, pool chemicals, motor oil, works, explosives, fire ex- Dept. of the Air Force the Fire Department and car batteries. tinguishers, and syringes Who passed away on will unveil the town’s Yard waste including will not be accepted. Lovingly remembered by new $695,000 fire en- weed killer, chemical fer- TVs, computers, and car gine, which will replace tilizers, flea control prod- tires can be recycled at Army National Guard a 22-year-old engine fire- ucts, moth balls, poisons, the drop-off center at 515 fighters have been using. insecticides, herbicides, Main St. on Wednesdays Papa Gino’s will provide pesticides, and fungicides. and Saturdays from 8 a.m. free pizza and children’s Accepted workbench to 2 p.m. Coast Guard Visa / MC # waste includes oil-based Propane tanks up to 20 fire safety coloring sheets. paints, stains, varnishes, pounds may be disposed of Signature

Get rid of your hazardous wood preservatives, paint for $5. CVV Code Exp. Date household waste today strippers or thinners, sol- Contact Solid Waste vent adhesives and lighter and Recycling Coordi- Flag Submission deadline: Wednesday, Nov. 7, 2018 SAUGUS — Residents fluid. nator Lorna Cerbone at can dispose of their house- Residents are reminded 781-231-4036 with ques- hold hazardous waste in to be cautious when trans- tions. To avoid waiting, an environmentally re- porting household hazard- residents are encourage Catch up with your sponsible manner during ous materials. Keep the to register by contacting a free collection event on materials in their original Cerbone or by visiting the Saturday, Nov. 10 from containers, tighten caps department on the lower favorite team 9 a.m. to noon at Saugus and lids, sort and pack- level of Town Hall. Proof High School. age products separately of residency is required. in Item Sports! A4 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2018 OPINION DAVID M. SHRIBMAN HOW TO REACH US

E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M H. S The peculiar politics of Maine Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg E C  J. Edward M. Grant NORRIDGEWOCK, Maine — Could elect a Republican, this one is. Then Advertising Director T  J  Gordon R. Hall towns like this, a tiny crossroads of few- again, if any place with a contested 110 Munroe St. Editorial Director Monica Connell Healey er than 1,300 households — now draped House race is congenial to a Democratic P.O. Box 5 W J. K J. Patrick Norton Chief Financial O cer in brilliant autumn foliage colors, by challenger, this one is, too. Lynn, MA 01903 Michael H. Shanahan J N. W  Election Day perhaps resting quietly “If Jared Golden can’t win this race in Customer Service Chief Operating O cer Chairman under a gentle dusting of snow — de- the 2nd district, then no Democrat can Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PŽ cide whether Democrats or Republicans win in the 2nd district,” says L. Sandy Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 rule the House? Or whether subpoe- Maisel, a political scientist at Maine’s Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 na-assisted investigations are mounted Colby College. “Golden is tailor-made Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 against President Donald J. Trump and for this district. His father was a golf- Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavana- course superintendent, he’s apolitical Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 ugh? enough to have worked for (Republican Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Brian C. Ÿayer, 1996-1999 classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 Could Republican Rep. Bruce Poliquin Sen.) Susan Collins, he can handle a ri- Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 be defeated by challenger Jared Golden, fle, there’s no pretense to him, and he’s Subscriptions John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 who left college shortly after the 2001 running against a guy who made his [email protected] terrorist attacks to join the Marines money on Wall Street.” Circulation and who is campaigning with the new But Poliquin, 64, is no pushover. He [email protected] moderate Democratic rhetoric full of has bigtime Republican financial sup- Ext. 3 the words “change” and “service” and port, the advantages of incumbency, worked on veterans’ healthcare issues Newsroom “leadership”? [email protected] These are some of the mysteries of the that are important in this district and [email protected] 2018 midterm elections, which will de- makes a credible boast of bipartisan- Ext. 4 liver an important national message — ship. His campaign manager refused EDITORIAL who’s in control of the House, who runs entreaties for an interview for this col- Sports the Senate — but will be determined in umn, saying, “We 99.9 percent do not do [email protected] 370 separate elections. None are quite national media.” Ext. 5 as distinctive as the one being conduct- Golden, 36, is one of the new wave of Retail and Online The end of the death ed in this Maine congressional district, Democratic congressional candidates in Advertising which delivered a single electoral vote the mold of Rep. Conor Lamb, the Pitts- [email protected] burgh-area Democrat and Marine vet- for Trump two years ago; which has ADVERTISING penalty is a proud many of the distinctive markings of eran who won a close special election in March. Ernie Carpenter Jr. Trump territory; which has been tar- Director of Advertising geted by the Democratic Congressional Listen to Golden, who saw combat in and Business Development, ext. 1355 day for Washington Campaign Committee as a potential Iraq and Afghanistan, characterizing [email protected] party pick-up; and which is regarded his campaign: “This election national- David McBournie In a proud day for Washington, the state Supreme as evenly split between the two parties ly is about a new generation. This is a Sales Representative, ext. 1280 Court affirmed Thursday that the death penalty, as and candidates. leadership moment in the country. The [email protected] applied, is arbitrary, biased and unconstitutional. “Races like this in Maine,” former GOP message is young veterans of both par- Ralph Mitchell Two of the three branches of state government Sen. Olympia Snowe said in an interview, ties have learned leadership lessons. Sales Representative, ext. 1313 have taken this important stand, with Gov. Jay In- “often come down to the small towns.” These are people prone to deflecting [email protected] slee declaring a moratorium on executions in 2014 Maine is an idiosyncratic state by credit from themselves, saying when Patricia Whalen because the system is flawed and unequally applied. any measure: It has jagged mountains things went right it was the platoon, Sales Representative, ext. 1310 [email protected] Although the court effectively abolished the death in the west and a rocky seacoast in the not them, who did it. They point fingers when things go wrong, pointing them at penalty with this decision, the Legislature should east. It is a complex combination, a BUSINESS OFFICE still remove it from state law and close the books. tourist retreat for the wealthy and the themselves, taking full responsibility.” A Republican group has seized on Susan J. Conti The court’s majority opinion, written by Chief Jus- home of many rural poor voters. Its pol- Controller, ext. 1288 tice Mary Fairhurst, states that “the use of the death itics have peculiarities that come only Golden’s tattoos (“Liberal Jared Gold- [email protected] penalty is unequally applied — sometimes by where with a state that has had governors and en”), with the Democrat responding with a television spot putting the chal- Ted Grant the crime took place, or the county of residence, or now a senator who are Independents Publisher, ext. 1234 the available budgetary resources at any given point — in party name and in inclination. It lenger on a lobster boat (“It’s time for [email protected] Maine to show Washington what needs in time, or the race of the defendant. The death pen- awards single electoral votes for presi- Marian Kinney alty, as administered in our state, fails to serve any dent from each of its two congressional to go overboard,” citing “career politi- ext. 1212 legitimate penological goal; thus, it violates article I, districts. cians like Bruce Poliquin”). Nobody said [email protected] section 14 of our state constitution.” The Poliquin-Golden congressional this race didn’t have its own local char- Will Kraft This does not weaken our justice system — it actu- race will be determined by ranked acter, though a Washington Post survey Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 ally becomes stronger when there’s equal justice un- choice voting, a reformist’s dream and of this and 68 other competitive dis- [email protected] der the law. Nor does it forgive the worst criminals, a forecaster’s nightmare: Voters will tricts, mostly held by GOP candidates, Jennifer Perez including the eight now on death row in Walla Walla, rank their choices for the House among showed that voters narrowly preferred ext. 1205 who will still die in prison. four contestants, the two major-party Democratic candidates. [email protected] Life sentences without parole also provide more candidates and two others. If in a close Despite Trump’s capture of that un- Mike Shanahan certainty to families of victims. They will no longer race neither Poliquin nor Golden wins a usual single electoral vote, hardly any- Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 be forced to endure the uncertainty of death penalty majority, the election will turn on how one is talking about the president here. [email protected] cases that may extend for 20 years through appeals many voters select either one of them “I’m on the road a lot,” says Golden. Carolina Trujillo and often are overturned. as their second choice. Predicting the “People don’t ask me about him.” Here Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 [email protected] “Today’s decision does not let anyone out of prison,” outcome of that is about as difficult it is tattoos and lobster boats and — Inslee said in a news conference with Attorney Gen- as predicting the date of peak color of both candidates hope, in their own way Jim Wilson eral Bob Ferguson. “We are now one step further in — another expression of independence Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 the maples and elms in Androscoggin [email protected] our pursuit of equal justice for all.” County. from fiercely independent Maine. The death penalty is becoming an anachronism So turnout — never as high in mid- CIRCULATION nationally, in part because society has evolved, ma- term elections as in presidential elec- David M. Shribman is executive ed- Lisa Mahmoud tured and better understands that it’s a flawed sys- tion years — is a big factor here, as it is itor of the Post-Gazette (dshribman@ Manager, ext. 1239 tem of punishment. Federal and state courts have across the country. But if any place with post-gazette.com, 412 263-1890). Fol- [email protected] narrowed its application, and 19 other states already a contested House race is primed to re- low him on Twitter at ShribmanPG. CLASSIFIED have abolished capital punishment, according to the Abbe Young Smith Death Penalty Information Center’s tally. Manager, ext. 1276 State Sen. Reuven Carlyle said the court decision [email protected] provides “unstoppable” momentum to finally pass leg- NEWSROOM islation eliminating the death penalty from state law. The alternative, trying to revise the state’s death Mike Alongi Sports Reporter ext. 1228 penalty to make it constitutional, is unfeasible, and [email protected] Inslee said he’d veto it anyway. Lawmakers tried over decades to make the penalty work, failed re- Bill Brotherton Features Editor ext. 1338 peatedly and produced the arbitrary system that the [email protected] court eviscerated on Thursday. Gayla Cawley Indeed, the constitutional concerns have only Reporter, ext. 1236 deepened in recent years, noted a concurring opin- [email protected] ion written by Justice Charles Johnson. “A death Cheryl Charles sentence has become more random and arbitrarily News Editor, ext. 1278 sought and imposed, and fraught with uncertainty [email protected] and unreliability, and it fails constitutional examina- Bella diGrazia tion,” it said. Reporter, ext. 1317 King County Prosecutor Dan Satterberg, who has [email protected] advocated to abolish the death penalty, summed up Thomas Grillo the court’s historic decision well: Reporter, ext. 1264 “It puts us on the right side of history,” he said. “I’m [email protected] sure our kids would get rid of this if we didn’t.” Spenser Hasak Photographer, ext. 1332 This editorial was originally published in The [email protected] Seattle Times. Thor Jourgensen Editorial Director, ext. 1267 [email protected] THE DALLAS MORNING NEWS Daniel Kane Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 [email protected] Steve Krause The Catholic Church has only one path to healing: light and truth Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 [email protected] The scourge of sexual abuse in crucial step in that direction Tues- professional third-party investi- also reaches millions more, often as Owen O’Rourke the Catholic Church spans the day with the assurance that they gators, and not internal church the most viable safety net outside Photographer, ext. 1224 globe and stretches back further will release the names of all priests staff, adds much-needed credibil- of the government. [email protected] than memory can reach. credibly accused of sexual abuse of ity to the review. The pain of this process is not Emma LeBlanc Pérez Its impact on victims, many minors in this state since 1950. The files of priests, past and pres- finished. A true investigation into Copy Editor of them children, is immeasur- Survivors of priest sexual abuse ent, contain all sorts of information, credible allegations of abuse across [email protected] able. The broken trust created have called for the release of these from the mundane to the material. the state and dating back nearly Harold Rivera by a church hierarchy more con- names for years. They understand It will take investigators time to 70 years is certain to turn up the Sports Editor, ext. 1238 cerned with self-protection than that to begin to face the future, we sort through everything. The Cath- names of many, many priests. [email protected] the protection of the innocent and must understand the past. olic Church should ensure that in- Wounds long closed, if not truly Roberto Scalese vulnerable has done incalculable Burns has taken another import- vestigators have access to whatever healed, will be reopened. Survivors Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 [email protected] damage to the faith of those who ant step, which he announced to resources are necessary to complete and those who love them will see relied on the church, its priests parishioners Tuesday night during the process by Jan. 31, the deadline the names of those who abused Mark Sutherland Creative Director and its teachings. a “ceremony of sorrow” at St. Cecil- Burns announced, and that the in- them written in ink and exposed, [email protected] The only hope for healing is ia’s Church in Oak Cliff. The dio- vestigation is comprehensive. many likely for the first time. Anne Marie Tobin shining as much light and truth cese of Dallas has hired former law Meanwhile, all Texans, not sim- Hurting again those already Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 into the past as possible while up- enforcement officers to review the ply Catholics, should be concerned hurt is something no one would [email protected] ending a culture of concealment files of all active priests and to look about this effort to expose the worst want. But opening the pages of Bridget Turcotte and, often, outright lies. into any allegations that deserve of the past. The Catholic Church the past to the truth is the path Reporter, ext. 1269 Dallas Bishop Edward J. Burns greater scrutiny. not only includes 8.5 million people to true healing for the church and [email protected] and his fellow Texas bishops took a The fact that Burns has engaged in Texas, but its charitable work those it is supposed to shepherd. Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Search crews look for the dead and living in Florida

By Russ Bynum and Brendan Farrington ASSOCIATED PRESS MEXICO BEACH, Fla. — Florida authorities fielded a barrage of calls about people missing in Hurricane Michael’s af- termath as search-and- rescue teams Friday made their way through flattened neighborhoods, looking for victims dead or alive. The death toll stood FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS at 13 across the South. Archbishop Donald Wuerl prays as he cele- The number of dead was brates Mass at the Cathedral of Saint Matthew expected to rise, but au- the Apostle in Washington. thorities scrapped plans to set up a temporary morgue, indicating they had yet to see signs of Amid scandal, Pope mass casualties from the most powerful hurricane accepts Cardinal to hit the continental U.S. in nearly 50 years. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Residents, meanwhile, People walk around the destroyed portion of Alligator Drive, Friday, in Wuerl’s resignation began to come to grips Alligator Point, Fla. with the destruction and By Claudia Lauer, retire seemingly with no face up to the uncertainty no longer stay there either cleared of debris. map when Michael blew Nicole Winfield consequences for his ac- that lies ahead. because of mold. President Trump an- ashore there on Wednes- and David Crary tions,” Shapiro said. “We “I didn’t recognize noth- “We’ve got to figure nounced plans to vis- day with devastating 155 ASSOCIATED PRESS can’t rely on the church to ing. Everything’s gone. something out. We’re it Florida and hard-hit mph winds. Blocks and fix itself.” I didn’t even know our starting from scratch, all Georgia early next but blacks of homes were de- NORRISTOWN, Penn. road was our road,” said Shapiro spoke at a news of us,” Plushnik said. didn’t say what day he molished. — Amid unfolding sex- 25-year-old Tiffany Marie would arrive. conference after urging Across the ravaged re- State officials said that abuse scandals, Pope Plushnik, an evacuee who gion, officials set up dis- “We are with you!” he the state Senate to pass by one count, 285 people Francis has accepted the returned to find her home tribution centers to hand tweeted. legislation allowing sex- in Mexico Beach defied resignation of Cardinal abuse victims to sue in old in Sandy Creek too dam- out food and water to Search teams continued mandatory evacuation or- Donald Wuerl as arch- cases they now can’t pur- aged to live in. victims. Some supplies to pick their way through bishop of Washington. But sue because of the statute When she went back to were brought in by trucks, the ruins of Mexico Beach, ders and stayed behind. the pope’s gentle words of limitations. the hotel where she took while others had to be de- the ground-zero town of Whether any of them got and lack of condemnation Wuerl had offered his shelter from the storm, livered by helicopter be- about 1,000 people that out at some point was un- angered those who feel top resignation as archbish- she found out she could cause roads had yet to be was nearly wiped off the clear. Catholic leaders continue op in late 2015, after he to shirk responsibility for turned 75. Pope Francis the global crisis. accepted the offer Friday, Prospect of Trump-Xi talks raises Among those frustrated but asked Wuerl to stay by the pope’s announce- on temporarily until a ment Friday was Pennsyl- replacement is found and vania Attorney General suggested he had unfairly hope for thawing in trade war Josh Shapiro, who oversaw become a scapegoat and a grand jury report issued victim of the mounting By Christopher in August on rampant sex outrage over the abuse Bodeen and abuse in six Pennsylvania scandal. Martin Crutsinger dioceses. The report ac- “You have sufficient el- ASSOCIATED PRESS cused Wuerl of helping to ements to justify your BEIJING — With Chi- protect some child-molest- actions and distinguish na and the United States ing priests while he was between what it means to opening the door to a U.S. President bishop of Pittsburgh from cover up crimes or not to meeting next month be- Donald 1988 to 2006. deal with problems, and to tween Presidents Xi Jin- Trump chats “It is unacceptable that commit some mistakes,” ping and Donald Trump, with Chinese then-Bishop Wuerl ... Francis wrote to Wuerl. hopes are rising for a po- President Xi oversaw and participated “However, your nobility tential easing of tensions Jinping during in the systematic cover-up has led you not to choose in the trade war between a welcome that he did when leading this way of defense. Of the world’s two largest ceremony at the Pittsburgh Diocese this I am proud and thank economies. the Great Hall and that he is now able to you.” Worries about the in- of the People creased tariffs the two in Beijing. Tech stock rally helps sides have imposed on each other’s goods have PHOTO | ASSOCIATED contributed to this week’s PRESS snap losing streak dizzying volatility in fi- nancial markets. The handing over technolo- “We need to do work in and the Washington Post higher tariffs have elevat- gy in return for access to advance to be sure there have cited officials as say- as rough week ends ed costs for companies in the Chinese market, as are changes and we can ing Trump has decided to both countries, and econo- The S&P 500 index rose well as by Trump’s anger have a more balanced trad- proceed with a meeting By Marley Jay mists say that if they re- ASSOCIATED PRESS over China’s trade surplus ing relationship,” the Trea- with Xi. 38.76 points, or 1.4 per- main in place indefinitely, with the U.S. It is far from sury secretary said. “And Global indexes bounced cent, to 2,767.13 to end a they could depress eco- NEW YORK — Stocks six-day losing streak. The clear that the U.S. might that we’re going to be make back sharply Friday after rebounded Friday, clawing nomic growth. benchmark index tumbled be preparing to consider sure we don’t have forced their recent plunges, on back some of the week’s A Xi-Trump meeting, lifting penalty tariffs on joint transfers and forced 4.1 percent this week, word of the possible pres- steep losses, but the tur- if it happens, would take about $250 billion of Chi- transfer of technology.” and it’s down 5.6 percent place during a summit of idential meeting, along bulent trading of the last since from its latest record nese products. Lu Kang, a spokesman few days left no doubt that leaders of the Group of 20 with strong Chinese ex- high, set Sept. 20. Thanks Mnuchin suggested that for China’s Foreign Min- the relative calm the mar- biggest global economies port data. Japan’s Nikkei in part to the big gain for the two leaders could meet istry, offered no specifics kets enjoyed all summer in Argentina in late No- 225 index gained 0.5 per- technology companies, the next month if the Trump Friday but said, “I have had been shattered. vember. cent to 22,694.66 after a Nasdaq composite jumped administration felt trade also seen the relevant re- Major U.S. indexes end- In Bali, Indonesia, where 167.83 points, or 2.3 per- discussions were moving ports.” nearly 4 percent loss on ed the week down about 4 he’s attending global fi- cent, to 7,496.89. in a positive direction. The Wall Street Journal Thursday. percent, their worst week- nance meetings, Trea- The Dow Jones Industri- ly loss in six months. An sury Secretary Steven index measuring the per- al Average rose as much as Mnuchin said, “We are formance of small-com- 414 points early on, then having discussions about pany stocks had its worst gave it all up and turned a potential meeting.” week since early 2016. slightly lower. It rebound- Later Friday, Larry Ad Special Big technology and con- ed and finished with a Kudlow, Trump’s top eco- sumer-focused companies gain of 287.16 points, or nomic adviser, said in led the recovery Friday. 1.1 percent, at 25,339.99. Washington that prepa- Longtime favorites of The market’s recent skid rations for the talks were Fall is yard sale time. many investors, they had started last week, when under way. plunged in the last few strong economic data and “It looks like there will days. positive comments from be a meeting in Buenos 3-day run: Thursday, Friday, Saturday A major factor cited by Federal Reserve Chair Aires at the G-20,” Kud- $29.00 special rate! market watchers for the Jerome Powell helped set low said in an interview pullback was a sharp in- off a wave of selling in with CNBC. “We are crease in interest rates, the bond market as in- looking at it. The Chinese Includes attention-getting header graphic, which can slow the econo- vestors they bet that the are looking at it. Prepa- four lines of ad copy, and a yard sale kit my and make bonds more U.S. economy would keep rations are being made. attractive to investors rel- growing at a healthy pace. I can’t say 100 percent containing signs and sales tips! ative to stocks. That pushed bond prices certainty, but there is no Apple climbed 3.6 per- lower and sent yields up question everybody is cent to $222.11 and Micro- to seven-year highs. looking at it.” Don’t miss out! soft gained 3.5 percent to That drove interest Kudlow said that so Call 781-593-7700, ext. 1276 $109.57. Amazon jumped rates sharply higher, far, the administration 4 percent to $1,788.41. which worried stock in- viewed China’s negoti- or email [email protected] Those are the three most vestors who felt that a ating offers as “rather valuable companies in the big increase could stifle unsatisfactory” but that U.S., and they suffered economic growth. The big “maybe talks between startling declines the last swings in the market Fri- the two heads of state few days: on Wednesday day suggest those fears will bear fruit.” each took its biggest loss haven’t gone away. The The trade feud has been in more than two years. VIX, a measurement of fueled by U.S. accusa- That made for a dramat- how much volatility inves- tions that China engages ic end to three months of tors expect, hasn’t been in cyber-theft and coerces calm on the U.S. market. this high in six months. foreign companies into A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2018 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- Caller reports a deer that ment prevention order. Ponzi scheme suspect larly arrests, reflect police records. In may be injured on Chestnut the event of a perceived inaccuracy, St. on Thursday at 7:24 p.m. Overdose it is the sole responsibility of the con- Officer reports Animal Control officer contacted. A possible pill overdose re- paid $720K for prayers cerned party to contact the relevant ported on Friday at 10:24 a.m. police department and have the de- Complaints at 6 Fairview Road. Officer re- By Michael partment issue a notice of correction ports patient was taken to the Kunzelman to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- A news crew was reported at North Shore Medical Center. ASSOCIATED PRESS 80 Locksley Road on Thursday ifications will not be made without at 9 a.m. Officer reports gone REVERE GREENBELT, Md. — express notice of change from the upon arrival. An investment adviser arresting police department. Officer requested at 900 Arrests charged with orchestrat- Lynnfield St. Apt. 4 on Thurs- ing a multimillion-dollar LYNN day at 7:09 p.m. from a caller Felicia P. Warham, 27, of Ponzi scheme spent nearly who reports a truck with ramp 107 Constitution Ave., was ar- three-quarters of a million Arrests is driving with the ramp down rested and charged with negli- dollars on prayers by Hin- and believes car may have fall- gent operation of a motor ve- du priests in India to ward Carmen Beltran, 58, of 51 en off. hicle, unlicensed operation of off a federal investigation Memorial Park Dr., was arrest- Officer reports tow requested a motor vehicle, speeding, and and save her failing busi- ed and charged with open and from Gaeta’s Automotive Ser- failure to stop or yield. ness, according to testimo- gross lewdness at 12:48 p.m. vices. John Paul Leone, 60, of ny at her trial this week. on Friday. Suspicious person reported 91 Veterans Rd. Apt. 102, Using investors’ mon- Ernest Johnson, 30, of 95 at 1026 Summer St. on Thurs- Winthrop, was arrested and ey, Dawn Bennett paid a Woodman St., was arrested on day at 10:22 p.m. charged with third offense of man in Washington state warrant charges of annoying Officer wanted at 347 Essex operating under the influence approximately $720,000 telephone class, two counts of St. on Friday at 1:08 a.m. for of drugs, negligent operation between 2015 and 2017 operating a motor vehicle with an argument with boyfriend of a motor vehicle, and failure to arrange for the priests a suspended license, threat who has left. Officer reports he to stop. to perform religious cere- to commit crime, unlawful im- monies meant to ease her spoke with the resident. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS proper fire storage, two counts Accidents troubles, said a Justice De- of possession of a firearm with- False Alarms partment prosecutor and U.S. Attorney Gregory Bernstein, left, is one out an FID card, defacement of A report of a motor vehicle the man Bennett paid. For of the prosecutors in the case against Bennett a firearm serial number, and False alarms were reported accident at T-Mobile on Ever- one of these “yagya” ritu- and FBI Special Agent Keith Custer was one of charged with a straight warrant on Thursday at 7:48 a.m. at 6 ett St. at 7:38 a.m. Thursday; als, Bennett spent $7,250 the agents who investigated the case. and a default warrant at 10:18 Melody Lane; at 7 Spearfields at General Edwards Bridge on for five priests to pray for p.m. on Thursday. Lane on Thursday at 8 a.m.; at North Shore Road at 4:07 p.m. her across 29 consecutive es, cosmetic medical pro- known Bennett for more Wilmer Reyes, 25, of 100 9 Courtland Lane on Thursday Thursday; on Washington Ave. days. cedures and a $500,000 than 25 years and believed Willow St., was arrested and at 12:33 p.m.; at Advanced at 5:50 p.m. Thursday. “I am in a very very annual lease for a luxury her promise that she could charged with receiving a stolen Medical Strategies at 50 Sa- tough fight going against suite at the Dallas Cow- get her money back, plus motor vehicle and operating a lem St. on Thursday at 5:53 Complaints my enemies and I need all boys’ home stadium. 15 percent interest, when- motor vehicle with a suspend- p.m.; at 220 South Broadway the help I can get,” Ben- A report of threats on Gore Bennett told U.S. Dis- ever she needed it. She ed license. on Thursday at 7:20 p.m.; at nett wrote in an email to Road at 7:08 a.m. Thursday; at trict Judge Paula Xinis said Bennett sent her a Anna Todd-Herrick, was ar- Anton’s Cleaners at 8 Center Puja.net website operator Market Basket on Squire Road on Thursday that she business plan that pur- rested on a warrant charge of Court on Friday at 7:10 a.m. Benjamin Collins. at 2:29 p.m. Thursday. doesn’t intend to testify at portedly showed the com- shoplifting by asportation at Six-figure payments for her trial. One of her trial pany was profitable. 11:50 a.m. on Friday. Medical Aid prayers didn’t spare Ben- Overdoses lawyers, Dennis Boyle, “I trusted Dawn,” said nett from a 17-count in- said Bennett invested $13 Barney, who added that Ambulance requested on Accidents A report of a possible over- dictment on fraud charges. million of her own money Bennett “knew that this Thursday at 5:26 p.m. for a dose on Tuttle St. at 12:22 Neither did the “hoodoo” into the fledgling apparel was the only money that A report of a motor vehicle 2-year-old with partial airway a.m. Thursday; on North Shore spells that investigators business, selling assets I had to care for my hus- crash at 200 Union St. at 1:16 obstruction at 6 Pizzuti Way. Road at 7:36 p.m. Thursday. suspected her of casting and mortgaging homes to band and his illness.” p.m. on Thursday; at 40 Com- Officer reports patient refusal. to stymie federal investi- generate cash. Barney received a mercial St. at 2:17 p.m. on Theft gators, a claim fueled by a “She clearly believes $37,500 return on her in- Thursday; at 513 Western Ave. MARBLEHEAD peculiar discovery during that this is a legitimate vestment but lost the rest. at 3:03 p.m. on Thursday; at A report of shoplifting from an FBI search of her home. company,” he said. “It ca- Another investor, Diane 91 Baker St. at 3:40 p.m. on Accidents Burlington Coat Factory on Collins, a government tered to only the most dis- Keefe, fought back tears Thursday; at 937 Lynnfield St. Squire Road at 1:25 p.m. witness at Bennett’s trial, A report of a minor motor ve- cerning people.” when she testified that at 5:10 p.m. on Thursday; at Thursday. testified on Tuesday that hicle crash at Atlantic Avenue But her apparel busi- she hasn’t recovered any Union and Washington streets he sincerely believed the and Garden Road at 5:20 p.m ness, DJBennett, never of the $816,805 she paid at 9:01 p.m. on Thursday. religious rituals would on Thursday; at Atlantic Avenue SAUGUS made a profit and had at Bennett. A report of a motor vehicle help Bennett, whose and Community Road at 7:33 least $15.6 million in lia- Keefe said Bennett had crash with personal injury at payments accounted for a.m. on Friday. Arrest bilities and only $550,000 told her the online apparel General Edwards Bridge, Lyn- roughly half of his web- in revenue by December company was thriving. nway, at 3:05 p.m. on Thurs- Miguelina Ramirez, 42, Complaints site’s income. 2016, according to a com- “And I believed her,” she day; at Rockingham St. and of Lynn, was arrested and “We don’t necessarily plaint filed by the U.S. said. Western Ave. at 7:49 a.m. on A walk-in reported at 7:57 charged with unlicensed op- pray with a guaranteed Securities and Exchange The FBI’s investiga- Friday. a.m. on Thursday they have eration of a motor vehicle, outcome,” he added. Commission. tion of Bennett began in A report of a hit and run been receiving scam calls from speeding rate of speed great- Bennett, 56, raised more The indictment says December 2015 after the motor vehicle crash at 378 people claiming to be from the er than was reasonable and than $20 million from at she also used money from SEC formally accused her Chatham St. at 9:34 p.m. on IRS and Social Security. proper, and warrant charges. least 46 investors in her some investors to pay oth- of defrauding investors by Thursday. A walk-in reported the man luxury sportswear com- ers, but many lost every- inflating the amount of with the sign was standing on Accidents pany, often preying on thing they paid Bennett. assets she managed and Assaults the crosswalk at Atlantic Ave. A report of a motor vehicle elderly clients who knew Joan Barney, a retired exaggerating the returns A report of an assault and and Commercial St. holding accident involving two parked her from a radio show she travel agent whose hus- on her customers’ invest- battery at 209 Chatham St. at another sign. They stated at cars at Elm and Saville streets hosted in the Washington, band has Parkinson’s ments. The SEC cited 1:17 p.m. on Thursday. 9:44 a.m. on Thursday that at 5:33 p.m. Thursday; at Ken- D.C., area, authorities disease and dementia, statements that Bennett A report of an assault and people were honking at the tucky Fried Chicken on Broad- have said. They said she said she invested a total made on her paid week- battery with a dangerous man. way at 6:56 p.m. Thursday; on used investors’ money for of $200,000 in Bennett’s ly radio show, “Financial weapon at 500 Lynnfield St. at A caller reported hearing Broadway at 9:58 p.m. Thurs- her personal benefit, in- business. Barney testified Myth Busting With Dawn 10:28 a.m. on Friday. pounding on her basement day; at Saugus High School at cluding jewelry purchas- Wednesday that she had Bennett.” door at West Shore Drive at 6:17 a.m. Friday. Complaints 2:14 p.m. on Thursday. She MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS stated she saw a single male Complaints A report of an unwelcome with a mop or broom exiting ex-girlfriend. Authorities reports that 18-year-old guest at Richdale, 570 West- a motor vehicle in front of her A report of vandalism at Ava- 2 men convicted in 2014 say Morrison and another Xavier Vidot, of Crans- ern Ave., at 2:06 p.m. on neighbor’s house. She also lon Hilltop at 1:6 p.m. Thurs- kidnapping, killing man posed as constables Thursday; at 125 Jackson St. stated her dog was acting very day. ton, was found guilty by a with the help of former at 7:16 p.m. on Thursday. strange. Responding officers A caller reported a landscap- DEDHAM (AP) — Two jury Friday of second-de- police officer in order to A report of unfounded gun- checked the area and found ing crew cutting down a tree on men convicted in the kid- gree murder in the July shot sounds at Curwin Circle at nothing suspicious but the rear her property on Holland St. at napping and killing of a kidnap Robertson from his 2017 death of 24-year-old 8:09 p.m. on Thursday. door was in fact unsecured. 2:38 p.m. Thursday. man have been sentenced parents’ Avon home. Valdez Loiseau. Loiseau’s A report of threats made A Saugus Ave. resident re- to prison. They brought him to body was found at the side at 75 Haviland Ave. at 11:26 NAHANT ported a suspicious male was The Enterprise of Brock- Feeney, who beat Robert- of the road in Attleboro. a.m. on Friday. on a ladder on her home when ton reports that a judge son to death. Vidot was 17 at the time Complaints she came home and stated he Thursday sentenced Robertson’s body was but was charged as an found two years later Overdoses was working for Comcast and James Feeney to life in adult. A caller reported that the dumped in the woods in was putting on a filter on the prison after he was con- Video testified that Loi- A report of a possible over- real estate sign at the corner cable between the units at Upton. victed by a jury of first-de- seau and his mother been dose at Joyce St. at 4:38 of Winter Street and Nahant 7:52 p.m. Thursday. Police re- gree murder and other doing drugs, drinking al- p.m. on Thursday; at Park St. Road was obstructing the port he was putting a filter on Rhode Island teen convicted at 5:05 p.m. on Thursday; at charges. Scott Morrison cohol and arguing before view of Nahant Road inbound for Comcast. of killing his mom’s boyfriend Brightwood Terrace at 8:56 at 1:22 p.m. Thursday. Police was sentenced to 25 to 30 the shooting. p.m. on Thursday. report the sign is on private Overdose years in prison after he PROVIDENCE, R.I. His lawyer said his cli- property and there is no issue was convicted of offens- (AP) — A Rhode Island ent was defending himself A report of a possible over- Theft seeing traffic coming in either es including involuntary teenager has been convict- and his mother. dose on Austin St. at 3:53 a.m. direction because of the sign. manslaughter. ed of murder in the shoot- His mother, 37-year-old A report of a larceny at 301 Friday. Essex St. at 4:31 p.m. on A caller on Colby Way report- Prosecutors say Fee- ing death of his mother’s Melonie Perez, pleaded ed a street light was out where Thursday; at 547 Essex St. at Theft ney planned to kidnap boyfriend, whose burned guilty earlier to failing to 11:38 a.m. on Friday. she parks her vehicle and she 37-year-old James Rob- body was found dumped report to report a crime. A report of shoplifting at feels it is unsafe because she A report of shoplifting from ertson in 2014 after Rob- in Massachusetts. Mother and son await Shaw’s Supermarket, 43 State can hear animals at 6:10 a.m. Best Buy at 1:39 p.m. Thurs- ertson began dating his The Providence Journal sentencing. St., at 6:38 p.m. on Thursday. Friday. day. LYNNFIELD PEABODY SWAMPSCOTT Lynn Drug Task Force Summons Arrests Accidents Michelle Lee Capuroso, 42, Tanya M. Wilson, 30, of 3 A report of a motor vehicle Hotline of 10 Monson Drive, Peabody Fossa Terrace, Beverly, was ar- crash at Oakledge and Par- was issued a summons to ap- rested on Thursday at 10:37 adise roads at 9:53 a.m. on pear in court for violating a ha- p.m. following a two-car crash Thursday. 781-477-4444 rassment order at 55 Summer at 27 Fulton St. and charged St. on Thursday at 1 p.m. with operating a motor vehicle Complaints CALL 24 HOURS A DAY under the influence of liquor, Accidents and negligent operation of a A report of suspicious ac- or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) motor vehicle. tivity at Alden Road at 3:34 A single car crash with prop- Alison F. 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By Mark Kennedy hiring onset advocates to ASSOCIATED PRESS ensure a safe workplace. “It’s something we all NEW YORK — Ac- are talking about at every tress Kate Shindle has level,” said Allyson Green, been backstage in a lot a professor and dean of of theaters — on Broad- the Tisch School of the way, off-Broadway and on Arts at New York Univer- tour. But she came across sity, which asks incoming something unusual a few students to take an online months ago when she training program on ha- went to rehearsals for a rassment issues and their new show in New Jersey. rights. Cast members had bare- In the spring, the uni- ly met when they were Weinstein is set to versity required all em- walked through the the- appear before a New ployees to “refamiliarize” ater’s sexual harassment PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS York judge as his law- themselves with existing policies and shown a video university policies related Country music artists, top row from left, Loretta Lynn, Carrie Underwood, to reinforce the messages. yers try to get the charges dismissed in to sexual misconduct and Miranda Lambert, Hillary Scott, bottom row from left, Karen Fairchild, A staffer came by to ex- reporting requirements. Kimberly Schlapman, Maren Morris and Kelsea Ballerini will be honored plain the policies and an- his criminal case. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “There was a definite turn at CMT’s annual Artists of the Year show on Oct. 17 in Nashville, Tenn. swer questions. That was to, ‘This is here and if you a first for Shindle. didn’t know about it, you “I had never worked at a in effect for many years. need to know about it,’” theater that set aside an It may become a model for said Green. Country women applaud hour of rehearsal time at other theaters, TV shows There have also been the very beginning of the and film sets a year after workshops and program- process to do a full-on sex- the entertainment indus- ming on diversity, equity CMT for all-female show ual harassment orienta- try was rocked by sex as- and inclusion, and the tion,” she said. “It becomes sault allegations against By Kristin M. Hall Sissy Spacek, who won an music was just going to re- school is making structur- a lot easier to make sure Harvey Weinstein. al changes, looking into its ASSOCIATED PRESS Oscar for portraying her main a conversation in the that the workplace is safe Arts professionals are in the hit biopic. industry, without any real curriculum and pushing NASHVILLE, Tenn. — when everybody’s on the trying to respond to the for diversity in its faculty While women have been action to correct it. crisis in multiple ways, Country icon Loretta Lynn same page and participat- and student body. People struggling to be played on “Finally we’re seeing from doubling down on doesn’t mince words when ing in reinforcing those of color comprise half of radio and on streaming people actually do stuff ensuring actors and ac- it comes to CMT’s decision values.” the new faculty hired at playlists or earn nomina- about it,” Ballerini said. tresses are aware of an- to honor all-female artists, The harassment orienta- Tisch in recent years; 60 tions for country awards, “CMT choosing to use ti-harassment policies to including Carrie Under- tion offered by the Paper percent are women. CMT decided to celebrate their platform, which is a Mill Playhouse has been holding workshops and wood, Miranda Lambert the ladies this year, with massive platform in coun- and more, at its annual honors going also to Kim- try music, to honor only Artists of the Year show, berly Schlapman and women is not just conver- Melania Trump says she loves Donald where Lynn will be rec- Karen Fairchild of Little sation, but actual change. ognized as an artist of a Big Town, Hillary Scott of That’s a massive step for- lifetime. Lady Antebellum, Maren ward.” Trump and ignores cheating rumors “It’s about dadgum time Morris and Kelsea Baller- The night will feature that we recognize women ini. the honorees in cross- By Dino Hazell and not just country mu- Ballerini’s debut album genre collaborations with ASSOCIATED PRESS sic but all music,” Lynn, resulted in three consec- special guests. Ballerini WASHINGTON — Me- 86, said in a statement to utive No. 1 country radio will be singing with Ali- The Associated Press. “A singles, the first time any son Krauss, Morris will lania Trump says she big yee haw to CMT for female artist had done so be doing a tribute to Are- loves President Donald doing so.” in the genre, and she was tha Franklin with Brandi Trump and has “much The coal miner’s daugh- part of CMT’s Next Wom- Carlile, and the women more important things to ter has been blazing trails en of Country, a yearly in- from Little Big Town will think about” than allega- for women in country mu- stallment of new and up- be singing with soul leg- tions he cheated on her sic since the 1960s, and coming female artists that end Gladys Knight. Scott with a porn star, a Playboy she’ll be honored on Oct. CMT supports. Ballerini will be singing with pop Playmate or anyone else. 17 in Nashville, Tenn., said she worried that the singer Tori Kelly and gos- Mrs. Trump, who was by her friend and actress lack of women in country pel singer Kirk Franklin. interviewed by ABC while touring Africa last week, said people are just PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Michelle Good meets spreading rumors about First lady Melania Trump says she thinks she’s her marriage. among the most bullied people in the world. “I know people like to wrestling entertainment speculate and media like Asked in the ABC inter- Other portions of the to speculate about our view if she loves her hus- interview aired earlier marriage and circulate By Jillian Smith gram . “Growing up, it’s physical sport is appealing. band, Mrs. Trump said, this week featured Mrs. the gossip,” she said. “But “Yes, we are fine. Yes.” Trump saying she could ASSOCIATED PRESS what I wanted to do; I al- Each time, she said, it be- I understand the gossip ways wanted to do it. But came easier as she became She played down a sug- be “the most bullied per- sells newspapers, maga- SULPHUR SPRINGS, life happens. Getting in accustomed to the feel of gestion the repeated ru- son” in the world and zines ... and, unfortunate- Texas — At 22 years old, there, I said, ‘I like this; I the ropes and the mat. mors of his philandering saying women who make 5-foot-5-inches with a pe- can do this.’” “It still hurts, but you’re ly, we live in this kind of had put a strain on their accusations of sexual as- tite frame, Michelle Good And get in there, she did. used to it,” she said. world today.” marriage. sault need to “show the is fighting her way to local Her first training ses- With training in Oklaho- She insisted allegations “It is not concern and fo- evidence.” wrestling entertainment sion consisted of running ma, she has often worked of her husband’s infideli- cus of mine,” she said. “I’m Donald Trump, on the fame. back and forth across the a night shift until 5 a.m. ties are not a concern. a mother and a first lady, 2005 “Access Hollywood” The Hopkins County na- wrestling mat and hitting and was on the road by Trump, who during the and I have much more tape that became public tive grew up watching pro- her back to the ropes. 7 a.m. for the four-hour 2016 presidential cam- important things to think during the 2016 campaign, fessional wrestling with “It’s not as soft as most drive to hit the mat again. paign was heard on an old about and to do.” says when he’s attracted her family and friends. people would think. It’s “Probably what hooked “Access Hollywood” tape But when she was asked to beautiful women, “I just After being away from just those ropes — I had me is because it reminds talking about groping if the repeated rumors had start kissing them. It’s it during her teen years, three rows of marks on me of friends and family, and try to have sex with hurt her, she paused. Then like a magnet.” He said she’s not just watching it my back just from bruis- no phones, just watching women, has been accused she reiterated the “media when you’re a star, women now, she’s living it. es where the ropes were TV,” she said. “I felt like it of having multiple affairs. world is speculating.” let you. “At the time, I wasn’t hitting me,” she explained. was my childhood coming Porn star Stormy Daniels “Yeah, it’s not always “Grab them by the p----,” interested in the whole “I did that for about two back to me.” and ex-Playboy Playmate pleasant, of course,” she Trump adds. “You can do show. If the people who hours. I was, ‘All right, I’ll Good’s family were big Karen McDougal have said. “But I know what is anything.” were wrestling were peo- be back — if I can move in wrestling fans, and her said they had sex with right and what is wrong Trump’s former person- ple I wanted to see . I was the morning and I don’t mother was particularly a him years ago. sitting there watching,” change my mind because fan of the Texas-born Von and what is true and not al lawyer Michael Cohen Good said. “I used to idol- I don’t know about this.’ Erich family during their Trump has denied the true.” pleaded guilty in August ize it. It’s being out there, The very first training, I reign in the 1970s and trysts with Daniels and Portions of Mrs. Trump’s to campaign finance vio- doing something.” hated it. I wanted to give ‘80s. Good said that her McDougal but has ac- interview aired Friday on lations alleging he, Trump In 2017, she was ap- up right then and there, three older brothers are knowledged reimbursing “Good Morning America.” and the National Enquir- proached by trainer Steve never set foot in a ring.” named for the Von Erichs, his lawyer for a $130,000 Her full interview is set er tabloid were involved in Cox out of Oklahoma. But once the bruises and when she was born, hush money payment to air Friday night in an buying the silence of Dan- “The child in me was so healed, Good went back her mother expected to be made to Daniels. Mrs. ABC News special, “Be- iels and McDougal after excited,” she told the Sul- again and again. naming her for Michael Trump has generally kept ing Melania — The First they alleged affairs with phur Springs News-Tele- For her, wrestling as a Von Erich. quiet on the subject. Lady.” Trump. ‘Laughing grandmother’ video makes picture book a big hit

By Hillel Italie leases with more than 90,000 a native of Scotland, now lives. an email Friday, Fiona Clark wrote ASSOCIATED PRESS copies sold last week, beating But until recently it had a much that she had purchased a copy out Bob Woodward’s “Fear” and smaller audience in the United of the book from a second-hand NEW YORK (AP) — The coun- Rachel Hollis’ “Girl, Wash Your States. According to Scholastic, store, knowing her mother would try’s hottest book isn’t a hit be- Face,” among others. the book had sold about 75,000 love it. In July, she posted the vid- cause of Oprah Winfrey or Don- “You can’t ask for a better en- copies and was out of print before eo on her Facebook page. ald Trump. It’s all because of a dorsement of your creation than the video caught on last month. “At that stage it was friends laughing Scottish grandmother. when the person reading your “Before this fall, if you had said only,” Clark wrote. “Then a lady Thanks to a viral video of Jan- book is having a better time than ‘Wonky Donkey’ in my store, no ice Clark reading Craig Smith’s in my sewing group asked what the child being read to. Janice’s one would have known what you her son could wear for book week “The Wonky Donkey” to her baby infectious laughter was an abso- were talking about,” said Linda as he wanted to go as donkey. grandson, and her breathless lute delight!” wrote Smith, a New Devlin, owner of Linda’s Story That’s when I shared the video amusement over lines such as Zealand-based musician and au- Time in Monroe, Conn. “Now, it PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “He was a honky-tonky winky thor, in a recent email. “Remem- just sells and sells. People see it publicly. By August 30, the au- wonky donkey,” the 2009 picture ber, this viral sensation came and say, ‘Oh, I have to get that for thor had seen it and got in touch. The picture story has book about a three-legged, one- about because a grandmother my grandchildren.’” That’s when it went on YouTube been out-selling Bob eyed donkey has sold more than read a BOOK to her grandson, al- Scholastic announced Fri- to share with the wider audience Woodward’s “Fear” 100,000 copies in the United beit a very special grandmother.” day that it had ordered another — we also created a Facebook among others, thanks States this fall, much of that in “The Wonky Donkey,” featur- 600,000 copies. Meanwhile, Clark page for granny. We all watched to a viral video of a the past week. According to NPD ing illustrations by Katz Cowley, is coming to New York in Novem- as the views went up and up, Scottish grandmother BookScan, which tracks around had already sold hundreds of ber for an event at Barnes & Noble. we’re completely blown away by reading Craig Smith’s 85 percent of the print market, thousands of copies in New Zea- The video was shot was by the number of people who have “The Wonky Donkey” to “Wonky Donkey” topped all re- land and Australia, where Clark, Clark’s daughter, Fiona Clark. In watched and shared the video.” her grandson. A8 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

By Bill Brotherton Kofi Baker (Ginger’s son), ITEM FEATURES EDITOR Malcolm Bruce (Jack’s son) and Will Johns (Eric’s LYNN — In 1966, rock nephew by marriage; his music’s first supergroup, mom is Paula Boyd, sister Cream, exploded on the of Clapton’s ex Pattie scene. Boyd) performed “The Mu- The British power trio consisted of Eric Clapton sic of Cream: 50th Anni- (guitar, vocals), Ginger versary World Tour” before Baker (drums) and Jack a small but enthusiastic Bruce (lead vocals, bass) and vocal crowd. There and by 1968, after four were no special guests, studio albums and many save for the excellent hits, they were done, due James Brown impression- to infighting and dissat- ist Tony Wilson, who did isfaction. The music they backflips during a rousing created during that too- “I Feel Good.” Otherwise brief two-year existence it was just Baker, Bruce continues to thrill music and Johns on stage for fans old and young. some 2½ hours, with Thursday night at Lynn Baker’s towering drum set Auditorium, the band’s anchored in the middle of legacy came full-circle: the stage.

PHOTOS | PAULA MULLER The musicians on stage at “The Music of Cream 50th Anniversary World Tour” at Lynn Auditorium, Thursday.

These three can play (all the show, and Baker rep- out three-minute covers. have successful careers of licated his dad’s infamous “Politician” (“Hey now, their own) and the music of drum solo. It lasted 17 min- baby/Get into my big black Cream sounds as innovative utes and was mind-blowing, car”) maintained its bluesy, and electrifying as it did though it did slow the mo- psychedelic vibe. The crowd more than 50 years ago. mentum, as did a lengthy went nuts at the first notes Skeptics might say this is jam on the next song, for of “Badge” (“Thinkin’ ‘bout a cash grab by three young an audience that was eager the times you drove in my family members of rock and to hear “Sunshine of Your car/Thinkin’ that I might roll royalty. There might be Love” and “Spoonful” and have drove you too far/And some truth to that, but this get home before midnight I’m thinkin’ ‘bout the love is no tossed-off tribute-band on a work night. treatment. There’s plenty No such problems in the that you laid on my table”) of jamming and interplay early going. The trio opened and “SWLABR” (“Coming to between the rhythm section with an extended version me in the morning, leaving and Johns, who is an excel- of “N.S.U.” (“Driving in me at night/Coming to me lent guitarist in the Clapton my car, smoking my cigar/ in the morning, leaving me mold, natch, and delivers The only time I’m happy’s alone/You’ve got that rain- many spectacular solos. when I play my guitar”) bow feel but the rainbow Your first question might that quickly proved these has a beard”). Why are so be, “Did they play ‘Toad’?” guys meant business and many Cream song titles not You bet, toward the end of weren’t there to knock included in the lyrics!

Malcolm Bruce, son of cream lead singer and bassist Jack Bruce, followed in his father’s footsteps.

The heavyosity quo- a lovely story about how shared personal stories. tient went up whenever his mom “wrote” the song A 20-minute intermis- Johns shifted into a while trying to put the sion featured a short blues solo and Bruce kids to bed. biographical film about played a strong, melod- Roars of recognition Cream, with fascinat- ic bassline, especially and applause greeted ing descriptions of how during Robert John- “Strange Brew” and a each band member son’s “Crossroads,” Skip 10-minute-long “White approached playing their James’ “I’m So Glad” and Room.” Baker recited the instruments. 1920s country blues “Sit- nonsense lyrics of his “The Music of Cream: ting on Top of the World.” dad’s “Pressed Rat and The playing on “Born Warthog.” It was weird 50th Anniversary World Under a Bad Sign” was and wonderful. Tour” successfully particularly impressive, Vintage film of the celebrates one of clas- with Bruce and Baker original band mem- sic rock’s all-time great embarking on a long, ex- bers were shown on a bands, and Baker, Bruce citing jam. “Sleepy Time screen at the back of the and Johns brought to life Time,” featured Bruce stage throughout the the music of their dads on vocals and included show. Band members and mentor.

Kofi Baker on the drums and bassist/singer Malcolm Bruce play against a photo of Bruce as a child with his mother, Janet.

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©2018 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2018 Fenwick pulls away late to earn win in Bright’s return to the Crusaders By Steve Krause ITEM STAFF MALDEN — By its own coach’s admission, the Bishop Fenwick football team carried the old Pete Carroll man- tra a little too far. The Crusaders -- especially starting quarterback Cory Bright -- were too pumped and jacked. And it showed, as the Crusaders went into halftime of Friday night’s game at Malden Catholic with nothing to show for their efforts. Fortunately for them, the Lancers couldn’t get off the mark either. The second half was a different story, and Fenwick set- tled down to come out of Brother Gilbert Stadium with a 13-7 win to run its record to 5-1 going into the final week of the regular season. “I don’t know,” coach Dave Woods said. “We couldn’t finish our drives in the first half. We got down into the red zone, but we made mistakes that are uncharacteristic of us. “I think we were too pumped up …. Too excited,” he said. If that’s how it went for his team, his quarterback was even more pent up. Bright, who was hurt shortly into the team’s first game of the season, was ready to return to action. And while he split time with Chrys Wilson early, as the game progressed, Bright -- who missed his first three passes -- found his stride. And by the end, he’d com- pleted seven of 10 passes for 134 yards, including touch- down throws to Derek DelVecchio and and Keegan ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE ITEM FILE PHOTO O’Connor. Bishop Fenwick quarterback Chrys Wilson, right, Classical quarterback Keith Ridley, right, FENWICK, B2 takes a snap against Malden Catholic Friday night. had 260 total yards and five total touch- downs in a win over Somerville Friday. Classical snaps Marblehead takes down Gloucester By Daniel Kane this would happen. Our kids ITEM STAFF just responded tonight.” losing streak While Marblehead came into GLOUCESTER — After Mar- the game with the same weekly blehead and Gloucester both mentality and approach, Rudl- found the end zone in the first off was happy his team came with big win few minutes, it seemed as away with a statement win in though Friday night’s game By Mike Alongi its biggest game of the season would be a shootout between thus far. FOR THE ITEM two undefeated teams. “We’re not big on this stuff but LYNN — The Classical football team came out The Magicians had other the Boston Globe, I don’t think swinging early and often Friday night, notching a 55- plans, however, dominating the we’re in their top 20 even,” Rud- 15 win over Somerville in a Northeastern Conference rest of the way and rolling to a loff said. “We’re the only unde- matchup at Manning Field. It was a big win for the 37-12 win at Newell Stadium. feated team that’s not in their Rams to get back on track after three consecutive “I’m completely surprised,” top 20. We didn’t get picked to- losses. Marblehead coach Jim Rudloff night, everyone picked Glouces- “We were fortunate that things went our way early, said. “We didn’t expect this at ter and it’s just the assumption and we were able to ride that momentum all the way all. Our biggest fear was the that Marblehead kids aren’t to the win,” said Classical coach Brian Vaughan. “But fourth quarter and the condi- tough. That’s what we saw all I just told the guys I’m proud of what they’ve done, tioning that Gloucester has ev- week and we said ‘let’s find out, because it’s not easy coming back after losing three ery single year. The last couple let’s do this and find out,’ and straight. But everyone came to work every day, stood years when we’ve beaten I’m very happy with the way tall and battled through. The only thing that cures Gloucester by a touchdown or the kids responded.” that losing feeling is getting a ‘W’.” two it’s always been all of the Magicians quarterback Chris Classical quarterback Keith Ridley was the star of sudden in the second half you’ve Gally (12-for-17 for 201 passing yards and two touchdowns, and the night for the Rams, completing 17-of-23 pass at- got this storm coming at you. 109 rushing yards with one tempts for 166 yards and three touchdowns. He also “You dream about getting up ITEM FILE PHOTO rushing touchdown) dominated rushed for 94 yards and two touchdowns. Running by so much that that can’t hap- the offense. back Marcus Tucker had a big game on the ground Marblehead’s Sean McCarthy had 109 receiv- pen,” Rudloff added. “I never in with 109 rushing yards, also adding 29 yards and one ing yards and a touchdown Friday night. a million years imagined that MARBLEHEAD, B2 touchdown through the air. Receiver Nashaun Butler was the main beneficiary of Ridley’s great game, haul- ing in 7 catches for 79 yards and two touchdowns. While the Rams had a huge day on offense overall, they didn’t get off to the best of starts in this one. English shuts out Salem on the road Granted, Classical found the end zone on its first drive when Ridley ran one in from eight yards out. But after By Harold Rivera of. We worked hard for it.” week (27-14 win over kicking the ball off to Somerville, the Rams committed ITEM SPORTS EDITOR English quarterback Matt Swampscott) and tonight he a facemask penalty that kept a drive alive for the Severance stole the show in got the ball four or five times. SALEM — When the En- the first half, running for two The receivers did a great job, Highlanders, who scored on the very next play (a 28- glish and Salem football yard touchdown run by quarterback Louis Jacques touchdowns and airing out Matt did a great job, the line teams met last season, the two more to give his Bull- did a great job. I’m really Montina). On the ensuing possession the Rams lost a underdog Witches took the fumble, but they were able to keep Somerville from dogs a 34-0 lead at recess. happy with where we are as Bulldogs to overtime in a Severance completed 8-of-11 a team right now. We still capitalizing. nail-biter. English changed “We talk about adversity every day now after going pass attempts for 170 yards. have to keep getting better the script Friday night at Prince Brown (two catches, though.” on that losing streak,” Vaughan said. “It’s just some- Bertram Field with a con- thing you have to battle through. We were able to do 70 yards) and Mathias Fowl- English scored on each of vincing 41-14 win over Sa- er (three catches, 70 yards) its four possessions in the that tonight and everything else happened from lem. there.” each hauled in a touchdown first quarter to set the tone With the victory, the Bull- catch. Ishmile Bangura and early. Severance finished the CLASSICAL, B2 dogs clinched their second Tajh Purter ran in one touch- game’s opening drive with a consecutive Northeastern down each. Kicker Tyler Dri- 21-yard dash up the middle Conference Tier 3 crown. nan went 5-for-6 on PAT’s. (Drinan PAT). Salem went “The kids really came “Our offense has been ex- three-and-out and English ready to play today,” Carroll plosive all year,” Carroll said. followed with a 4-yard touch- ITEM FILE PHOTO Peabody rolls to said. “It was their best “They really spread the ball down carry from Bangura four-quarter football all year. around. There’s a lot of foot- English quarterback (Drinan PAT) to boost its We clinched the NEC title for ball to go around this team. Matt Severance scored lead to 14-0. convincing win the second year in a row and You look at Ishmile Bangura, four total touchdowns over Malden that’s something to be proud 27 carries for 212 yards last ENGLISH, B2 in a win Friday night. By Scot Cooper Lynnfield rally comes up short vs. Ipswich ITEM STAFF PEABODY — The Peabody football team executed a By Anne Marie Tobin 14-yard line with 2:33 to go. near-perfect game plan across all three phases during ITEM STAFF With no timeouts left, Lyn- Friday night’s game against visiting Malden. The Tan- nfield quarterback Clayton LYNNFIELD — The Lynn- Marengi marched his team ners kept Malden’s offense off the field, forced turn- field football team took it overs on defense and made the most of the opportuni- all the way to the Tigers’ 3, right down to the wire against ties they were give. The result was a 42-12 Peabody only to be denied by the Ti- the visiting Ipswich Tigers victory at Coley Lee Field- the Tanners’ third win of the gers’ defense, which dropped Friday night at Pioneer Sta- season. running back Anthony Flo- dium, but came up three Peabody coach Mark Bettencourt said he was pleased ramo, Jr. for a 2-yard loss yards short, falling to the Ti- to see his Tanners put forth a solid outing after mis- back to the 5, then picked off gers 21-14, who survived a takes cost them in losses earlier this season. Marengi in the end zone with frantic last minute rally by “We jelled, I mean offensively, a lot of mistakes that only 8.1 seconds to go in the the Pioneers that looked to be we’ve been making lately we corrected today, and I game. think you saw the results on the field,” Bettencourt sending the game into over- The Pioneers converted on said. “If the kids do what the coaches teach them to do, time. 3rd down once and twice on things obviously look a lot better for us, and we looked The Tigers had a chance to 4th downs on the drive on pretty good tonight.” put the game out of reach Marengi completions to Matt The Tanners scored on their second possession, after and had the ball on the Pio- Fiore (20 yards on 3rd-and- fumbling the first time they had the ball, on a sack and neers’ 14-yard line with a 10 at the Pioneer 36) and recovery by Malden’s Amilcar Ferreira. Angel Paulino 2nd-and-6 with a little more Jack Ford (16-yards on 4th- than two and a half minutes took it in from the 1-yard line with 3:48 left in the first COURTESY PHOTO | KERRIANNE ALLAINE and-13 at the Pioneer 47, quarter, and Austin Leggett’s first of seven PAT kicks to go in the game, but Lynn- 9-yard catch at the Ipswich put Peabody ahead to stay. Lynnfield’s Anthony Floramo, right, ran for 135 field’s defense forced a turn- 21 on 4th-and-3). yards and two touchdowns in a loss to Ipswich over on downs, giving the ball PEABODY, B2 Friday night. back to the Pioneers at their LYNNFIELD, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2018 Tech football gets back to winning ways at Georgetown

David Barrios completed two for a solid game and said all of his goals and Mackenzie Kearney while Amber Crayton had 13 SCHOOL ROUNDUP passes for 52 yards, including a seniors also played well. dished three assists for the Big digs and Pamela Diaz added 12 By Harold Rivera key 39-yard pass to Haidar Bdai- St. Mary’s (10-1-2) hasn’t lost Blue. Maddy Foutes scored one digs. Jenna Tobin and Shanelle ITEM SPORTS EDITOR wi. Barrios also caught an inter- since its season opener against goal and Grace DiGrande logged Belmer-Barry each had nine digs ception and rushed for 62 yards Tech. The Spartans host Williams one assist. each. After losing back-to-back games, on nine carries. Monday (6). Swampscott (7-4-1) hosts Classical (12-2) visits Peabody the Tech football team got back on Jake Surette and Gabe Najim Somerville Monday (4). Tuesday (5). the right track with a 43-15 win Chance Buono punched in a at Georgetown Friday night. pair of two-point conversions. scored a goal apiece for St. John’s Emily McDonough scored for GOLF Georgetown scored the first The Tigers (4-2) host Chelsea (7-2-3). The Eagles the Tanners and goalie Shelby Hamilton-Wenham 123, points of the night after a safety next Saturday night (7). Fenwick 2, Doucette stopped two penalty Classical 77 and a Hunter Lane touchdown, “I think the biggest thing for us Arlington Catholic 1 kicks. Playing well for the Rams were giving the Royals a 9-0 early lead. is it was a team win. Everybody Freshman Sean Campbell “I was very proud of how our Brendan Lannon , Brett Bucklin That’s when Tech woke up and played very well. I have to give scored a goal in his first varsity team played throughout,” Tan- and Tim Nerich. Classical (11-3) found its footing, finishing the kudos to Edwin Gonzalez, who game and Brian Harrington add- ners coach Dennis Desroches visits Salem Monday (4). game on a 43-6 run for its fourth stepped in for Elvin at corner- ed the game-winner. The Crusad- said. “We played a large amount St. John’s Prep 236, win of the season. back and played extremely tough. ers (7-5-1) host Austin Prep Mon- of time in Swampscott’s zone and St. Mary’s 248 Tech’s defense forced four turn- He played with tenacity tonight. day (5:30). got shot opportunities yet weren’t The Spartans may not have overs, two fumbles and two in- I’m very proud to be back on the Peabody 6, Beverly 4 able to capitalize. We’re improv- earned the win, but they did get a terceptions. Emerson Ramirez winning side. We have Chelsea Johnny Alves’ hat trick led the ing every game. We learn from it look at the course they’ll be play- recorded 12 tackles and provid- next week for our final regular Tanners. Michael Tansey, Pablo and move on.” ing in the state tournament when ed the defensive highlight of season game. We’re excited. We’ll Hernandez and Josh Atemkeng Peabody (7-4-1) visits Marble- they fell to the Prep at Far Corner the night with an 87-yard inter- get back to work to try and finish each scored once. Tansey, Noah head Wednesday (6). Golf Club in Boxford. ception return for a touchdown. the regular season on a winning Surman and Ramon Falcao VOLLEYBALL “It would’ve been nice to get the Ramirez scored the last offen- record.” helped set the tone for Peabody Classical 3, Revere 1 win, but it was good to see the sive touchdown of the game on a FIELD HOCKEY (5-3-2). The Tanners host Billerica Make that 12 wins in a row course since we’ll be playing there 9-yard rush. Fenwick 1, Swampscott 1 Saturday (3). for the Rams, who won with set in a couple weeks,” said St. Mary’s “He was all over the field to- Swampscott’s goal was scored Excel 3, KIPP 2 scores of 23-25, 25-12, 25-14 and coach Jay Fiste. “We also played day,” Tech coach James Runner by Natalie Domeniconi, assisted Angel Hernandez scored KIPP’s 25-23. stroke play in this event, which is said. “It was open field tackle af- by Harper Clopton. The Big Blue lone goal of the first half. Trailing Pamela Diaz had 24 service the format we’ll be playing in the ter open field tackle. He’s one of visit Marblehead in a Northeast- 3-1 in the second half, Marco Es- points including nine aces. The tournament. So we got some good the best defensive players of the ern Conference game Monday (4). cobar scored for the Panthers to entire front court played well things out of this.” state.” BOYS SOCCER give KIPP a late chance at nailing for Classical as Skyler Crayton Christian and Aidan Emmerich Giuliani Daniells ran the ball St. Mary’s 2, St. John’s 2 the equalizer. The Panthers fell and Shanelle Belmer-Barry each led the way for the Spartans, with 26 times for 147 yards. Kevin Perez and Olu George short, however, in their second had five kills and one block. Am- each shooting a score of 37. Luke “Once we broke the first level, each scored one goal for St. Mary’s loss of the season. ber Crayton had four kills, while Smith, Owen Maguire and Sean Giuliani was the scat-back for us,” at Cronin Stadium. Nolan Perez KIPP (5-2-1) hosts first-place Maggie McHale had three kills Mathers each shot a 43. Runner said. “Giuliani gave us and Thiago DeOliveira each dis- Salem Academy Tuesday (6). and six assists and Keysha Che- St. Mary’s (13-3) plays on the the look we needed this week. We tributed one assist. GIRLS SOCCER vannes added 3 kills and 2 blocks. road against St. Joseph’s Prep wanted to show we have tons of Spartans coach Mike D’Agostino Swampscott 4, Peabody 1 The diggers also played well as at Newton Commonwealth Golf speed. That was big for us.” applauded Joey Thongsythavong Haley Bernhardt scored three Keysha Chevannes had 14 digs Course Tuesday. Fenwick in prime position with one week left Classical gets back FENWICK set. Fenwick, on its first drive, got down go up 13-0. The first was a 28-yard From B1 to the MC 20 before stalling. But in a sideline pass to Lynn’s George Fiskato- in the win column first half of attrition, the Lancers start- ris, and the second was a 21-yard pass While Bright was finding his way, ed drives on their own 12-, 25-, and into the end zone to O’Connor. David Cifuentes was steady for the 4-yard lines, which blunted their chanc- “Keegan had a nice game on both with blowout victory entire game. The junior from Everett es of getting anything going. sides of the ball,” said Woods. “If we finished with 121 yards on 27 carries as But if the Crusaders were too fired up were all keyed up, Keegan was the guy the Crusaders tried, and succeeded, to to concentrate in the first half, they who calmed everybody down.” CLASSICAL keep their Catholic Conference oppo- settled down nicely in the final two With the game winding down, Mal- From B1 nents (and one-time Thanksgiving Day quarters. And they finally found the den Catholic finally got on the board, rival) off the field as much as possible. end zone with 2:54 left in the third with the 6-yard pass from Will Ragucci The Rams couldn’t be stopped from that point on. Ridley And when the Lancers did take the quarter, with Bright finding the range to Brenden Brown set up a play earlier connected with Tucker on a 14-yard touchdown pass to field, the Fenwick defense was there to on a 17-yard pass to DelVecchio that, by a 55-yard bomb from Ragucci to take the lead near the end of the first quarter, then Ridley stymie them. with Cifuentes’ kick, made the score Zeke Bragg. ran one in from 5 yards out midway through the second “I thought our defense played great 7-0. Fenwick finishes out the regular-sea- quarter. Classical then showed off its potent two-minute for the whole game,” said Woods. “It’s After holding MC to a three-and-out, son portion of its schedule Friday (7) offense, as Ridley and Butler connected on touchdown come up big for us all season.” the Crusaders got the ball back at the when the Crusaders host Cardinal passes of 5 yards and 8 yards within the final 2:39 of the There wasn’t much to see at the out- Lancer 49 and only needed two plays to Spellman. first half. The Rams took a 40-8 lead into the half. Somerville got the ball to open the second half and went in for a score, with Montina running in a 3-yard touch- English clinches NEC Tier 3 with victory down to make it 40-15. Classical responded immediately with a 34-yard touchdown run by Chase Buono on the ENGLISH The Witches logged their first first- the third quarter (Drinan PAT). With ensuing drive, then backup quarterback Danny Gisonno capped off the scoring with a 9-yard touchdown run in the From B1 down of the game on Sam O’Furie’s a 41-0 lead, the Bulldogs emptied 7-yard carry early in the second quar- their bench and allowed their substi- fourth quarter. A Severance score on a 1-yard keep- ter. But after Salem’s drive fell short tutes to finish the game. Now back at .500 on the year, Classical (3-3) is aiming er (PAT blocked) followed by Fowler’s the Bulldogs added to their lead on O’Furie scored both of Salem’s to start a winning streak when it visits Salem (3-3) next 47-yard touchdown catch gave En- Severance’s 52-yard touchdown pass touchdowns- the first on a 40-yard Friday night. glish a 27-0 lead at the end of the first to Brown (Drinan PAT) with 6:33 left run with 14 seconds left in the third “Salem’s a good team, and they do some things that quarter. in the half. quarter and the second on a dive up could pose some problems for us,” said Vaughan. “Hopeful- “That’s the best quarter we’ve had “One of the things we really pride the middle in the fourth quarter. ly we can come out and eliminate the smaller mistakes we all year, for sure,” Carroll said. “They ourselves in is being a multi-dimen- made tonight and continue to make plays out there.” saw an opportunity and they took it. sional offense, running and throwing,” Salem (3-3) hosts Classical (3-3) We liked the defense Salem played Carroll said. “You never know what next Friday night (7). English (5-1) against us. We went from running the you might get. Today the game plan visits Winthrop (2-3) next Friday ball 35+ times last week to really just was to throw the ball and we did a night (7). Lynnfield comes up slinging it today. Our receivers made really good job executing the game “Winthrop’s a team that’s young and plays, our quarterback put the ball plan.” up-and-coming,” Carroll said. “We where he needed to put it and our line Purter joined the scoring with a 30- have to have a great week of practice short vs. Ipswich blocked really well.” yard touchdown run midway through and keep getting better.” LYNNFIELD Marblehead football keeps unbeaten record From B1 “When we got to 1st-and-goal at their 3, we sent in a MARBLEHEAD Smith found space on a sweep to the “It’s great,” Rudloff said of the kick. 2-play combo that called for a run on the first play, then From B1 left side of the field and broke an “And you know what else it does, it a pass on the next one,” said Lynnfield coach Pat Lamus- open-field tackle to score on a 73- sets up things for future games, the ta, “We had established the run and thought we could “Chris was a complete player to- yard rush and narrow the Marble- fact that we can do that. He’s been pound it in from there and then also have a second day,” Rudloff said. “He looked very head lead to 7-6. hitting them in practice all week but chance with a pass if we didn’t get it in, but in the end it calm and even-keeled and that’s the That would be the last spark for now you’ve done it in the game so just came down to a couple of plays that we needed to big thing. You want to make sure the Gloucester offense for a while. now you’ve added another tool to make but didn’t. Overall our defense played well as a that your quarterback feels comfort- Marblehead stopped Gloucester’s your tool belt.” team defending their veer option, and offensively we able in the pocket and feels comfort- next three drives and the Magicians’ Marblehead added another touch- showed a lot of resiliency and skills on the last 2-minute able making the plays and calls he’s offense looked unstoppable. Gally down in the second half on a 6-yard drive.” making. Chris looked comfortable, found Sean McCarthy (five catches run by Gally to put the game far out Floramo had a monster day, picking up 135 rushing that’s the best way I can explain it. I for 109 yards and one touchdown) of reach before eventually kneeling yards on 20 carries with two touchdowns, while Marengi give credit to our offensive line for who made a great catch for a 22-yard on the final drive to seal a 37-12 vic- was 9-of-16 for 132 yards with two interceptions Ford doing that.” touchdown and running back Tim tory. caught five passes for 75 yards. It didn’t take long for the Magi- Cronin (78 rushing yards and two The Magicians (6-0) will travel to “It’s been 12 years I think since we won in Lynnfield, cians to get on the board. Gally con- touchdowns) added two scores on the Danvers Friday night (7). so it was a good win,” Ipswich coach Kevin Fessette said. nected with receiver Ryan Harris for following drives to extend the Mar- “Danvers allows maybe 12 points “Hats off to Lynnfield, their record doesn’t show the kind a 21-yard score after a quick drive to blehead lead to 27-6. against us every time we play them,” of team they have, they played hard and have good give Marblehead a 7-0 edge. Before halftime, Marblehead added Rudloff said. “We seem to struggle coaching, and we were lucky to get out of here with a Just under two minutes later, another score, this time on a 37-yard scoring against them so we have to win.” Gloucester answered with a touch- field goal off the leg of kicker Mason work really hard this week. It’s a After the defense forced a turnover on downs on the down of its own. Running back Marc Poisson, to go ahead 30-6. tough game.” Tigers’ first drive, Lynnfield drove 60 yards in six plays, capped by a great individual effort from Floramo, who scored from 11 yards out, dragging a gaggle of would-be tacklers into the end zone. Blake Peters tacked on the Big first half propels Peabody to victory extra point to give Lynnfield an early 7-0 lead. Ipswich came back with two scores, the first on a 12- PEABODY was more than willing to take advan- give them a lot of credit,” Bettencourt yard run by Cam Jones in the third quarter, and the From B1 tage on Senior Night. said. “Our goal is to get better every second on a 4-yard scamper by Chase Huntley with a After the break, Tanners running week, hopefully this gives us a push little under two minutes left in the half. Domenic Della The Tanners were back in business back Colby Therrien ran one in, and for Beverly next week. That’s been the Valte converted both both extra points to make it a 14-7 four seconds later, as Malden fumbled Luis Guridys busted loose for a 45- goal from week one, get better every Tigers’ advantage with two minutes to go in the half. the kickoff, and Colten Cole recov- yard scoring run in the third to close week.” The Tigers got the ball back with 44 seconds after Lyn- ered. Jake Souza capped the short things out for Peabody. Despite the loss, Malden coach nfield failed to convert on fourth down at the Ipswich 29, drive with a touchdown and it Malden Malden got on the board late in the Steve Freker said he was proud of his but the Tigers drove all the way to the Pioneers 5 with found itself in an early 14-0 hole. third, on a touchdown run by Nor- team’s effort. 5.7 second to go in the half, but their field goal attempt Kyle Maglione swiped a Justin Nor- telus, and the Malden quarterback “We’ve only got 4-5 guys with varsi- was blocked. telus pass on the next series, and hooked up with Raushad Moore from ty experience, we started two fresh- Lynnfield tied the game at 14 on its first drive of the Peabody scored three plays later, 21 yards out for the final score of the third quarter on a 6-yard plunge by Floramoro (Peters men and three sophomores on the of- when Matthew Jandrisevits found game. Moore’s catch was a high- PAT). A big play on the drive was a 10-yard completion fensive line, and that’s unheard of in Dylan Peluso in the right corner for light-reel play, going up for a high from Marengi to Ford to convert a 4th-and-9 at the Ips- the touchdown pass. throw, getting his arm under the ball the NEC,” Freker said. “We told them wich 23. Peabody went into the locker room and pulling it away from a Tanners to keep fighting in the second half and Ipswich took the lead for good on the next drive with up 28-0, after Alex DeNisco hit Bran- defensive back. score a few touchdowns and they did Cam James carrying it in from 13 yards out on the first don Caniff with an 11-yard touch- “Those kids impressed me, I know that.” play of the fourth quarter. down pass. Malden was struggling on they’re young, they’re rebuilding, but Peabody (3-3) visits Beverly next The Pioneers close out the regular season next Satur- offense in the first half, and Peabody they fought hard the entire game, I Saturday afternoon (1). day at Hamilton-Wenham (1). SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE SATURDAY Billerica at Peabody (3) Football Swampscott at Danvers (6:30) Winthrop at Saugus (12) Girls Soccer BC High at St. John’s (1:30) Fenwick at Austin Prep (11) Revere at Swampscott (2:30) Pope John at St. Mary’s (2) Williams at St. Mary’s (7) Cross Country Volleyball St. John’s at Manhattan Invitational Pope John at St. Mary’s (11) (TBA) Boys Soccer Water Polo Malden Catholic at St. John’s (10) Brookline at St. John’s (3)

SPORTS BRIEFS Ridley basketball gov, and all registration forms must be turned in by skills clinic November 9. For more infor- mation or to register, please The fall workouts of the contact Lisa Nerich at 781- Ridley Basketball Skills 268-8000 or 781-477-7096. Clinics begins October 15 and runs through November 15, with nine sessions meet- Bishop Fenwick ing each Monday and softball coach Thursday from 7-8:30 p.m. at St. Mary’s. The cost to Bishop Fenwick is hiring a participate is $200 and the new softball coach for the clinics are open to students Spring 2019 season. Anyone from grades 4-12. All partic- interested can contact Fen- ipants must bring a ball. wick athletic director Dave This will be a high inten- Woods at [email protected]. sity clinic for boys and girls to get participants in shape Learn to Skate and to help develop basket- ball skills. Drills are program designed to help any player at any level with ball han- Lynn Youth Hockey will dling, shooting (off the drib- be holding its annual Learn ble, off screens and off the to Skate program from Sep- tember 29 through Decem- pass), creating your own ber 22 at Connery Rink. The shot and finishing at the program consists of 12 ses- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS rim. Playing games are also sions with one session per mixed n so that players can Chris Sale, who will start Game 1 of the American League Championship Series Saturday, has week, with the October 6, learn how to use their skills made it known that he will pitch out of the bullpen during the series if necessary. Sale pitched October 13, October 20 and in a game situation. one inning of relief during the American League Divisional Series against the New York Yankees. October 27 sessions running Contact Ridleytopflight- from 10:30 a.m. to 11:40 [email protected] for a.m. and the sessions from more information. November 3 through December 22 running from October staffing: Sale, Kershaw, Lynn Ski program 9:30 a.m. to 11:40 a.m. The cost of the program is The Lynn Department of $125, plus any USA Hockey Park and Recreation is fees if applicable. Partici- other aces becoming bullpen aces sponsoring a six-week ski pants will need to bring a program at Ski Bradford in hockey helmet, elbow pads, (AP) — Chris Sale is all set to start lief revolution movement, with the among the final four to use relievers Haverhill, Mass. from Janu- knee pads, skates, hockey or Game 1 at Fenway Park. If the Bos- Dodgers at 30 percent bullpen us- for more outs than starters. At a time ary 4-February 8, 2019 from warm waterproof gloves and ton Red Sox later need him for mid- age and Houston at 36. Interesting- when more teams are using reliev- 6 p.m.-10 p.m. hockey or warm waterproof There are three packages dle relief, he’s ready. Or a setup spot, ly, those ‘pens are also 1-2 in lowest ers to start for an inning or two, the pants. sure. ERA this postseason with marks un- Brewers went that way in their NL to choose from: Package A For more information, con- includes transportation and “I mean, it’s postseason baseball. der 1.00. Division Series opener against Colo- tact Brian Boisson at bbois- You have to be prepared for any- Kershaw will start the NLCS open- rado. Reliever Brandon Woodruff be- the use of all lift facilities [email protected]. ($320); Package B includes thing,” the All-Star lefty said. er for the Dodgers. He threw four gan with three hitless innings. transportation, the use of all Especially when it comes to pitch- scoreless innings in middle relief in “Look, it’s no secret that we’re going lift facilities and a one-hour Gannon 5K ing, particularly after seeing the likes Game 7 of the World Series last year, to use our pitching a little differently ski lesson ($395); and Pack- The Lynn Department of of Justin Verlander, Clayton Kershaw, and earned his only big league save than traditionally, than the tradition- age C includes transporta- Parks and Recreation and Max Scherzer and other All-Star aces in the clinching game of the 2016 alists would like,” Counsell said. tion, the use of all lift facili- Gannon Golf Club are host- working in unusual roles during re- playoffs against Washington. “We know we’ve got a lot of guys, ties and a one-hour snow- ing the Gannon 18-Hole Par cent Octobers. As for letting bullpens handle a bulk the depth of our staff is what is the board lesson ($395). Those 70 5K on Saturday, Novem- Because as managers’ moves this of the load, “If it works, it’s great,” he most meaningful thing for me when choosing Package B or Pack- ber 17 at 8:30 a.m. on the month have proven — some worked, said Thursday. we kind of figure out how we do this,” age C must also select an Gannon Golf Course. It is some didn’t — the winning strategy “I’m kind of a traditionalist when it he said. ability level: beginner, nov- one of the few all-grass 5K might be getting the best guy on the comes to baseball. But when it comes Cora was Houston’s bench coach ice, intermediate or cross country courses in mound at the key moment, no matter down the postseason, you’ve got to last year when Astros manager AJ advanced. New England. The course when that comes. win games,” Kershaw said. “It’s prob- Hinch mixed and matched. Verlander For those in need of equip- covers all 18 holes in “That’s what it is. You’re using your ably tough to sustain for a full season and Sale started against each other ment, rentals are available sequence. team’s talents the best way you can ... but definitely makes sense for a in Game 1 of the ALDS, then worked at an extra cost from the The entry fee includes a to win games,” Milwaukee manager postseason.” opposite each other as relievers in package. Skis, boots and post-race breakfast and all Craig Counsell said Thursday, a day Even when teams have gone to the Game 4. poles can be rented for $110, pre-registered runners will before the Brewers host the Los An- bullpen, it hasn’t necessarily been for In Game 7 of the ALCS versus the a snowboard and boots can receive a long sleeve shirt. geles Dodgers in the NL Champion- a traditional reliever. The Red Sox Yankees, Charlie Morton started for be rented for $110 and a Entries must be received by ship Series. bullpen was seen as a potential weak- the Astros with five shutout innings helmet can be rented for Tuesday, November 13. and Lance McCullers Jr. finished $30. Entry forms are available Sale and the Red Sox take on the ness this October, so rookie manager Registration forms are on www.lwrun.org or from Houston Astros in the ALCS begin- Alex Cora didn’t hesitate to use Sale with four shutout frames. available at www.lynnma. [email protected]. ning Saturday night. — who started Game 1 of the ALDS In Game 7 of the World Series at Relievers have accounted for 48.8 — for the eighth inning this week, Dodger Stadium, McCullers started percent of innings in the playoffs so trying to finish off New York at Yan- and was pulled in the third. Morton NFL far, topping last year’s record of 46.5 kee Stadium. finished with four strong innings, AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE percent for the whole postseason. By “He was in the bullpen, but it was while Verlander and former Cy Young East East comparison, five years ago in 2013, Award winner Dallas Keuchel were W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA kind of like his day. Everybody was on New England 3 2 0 .600 133 108 Philadelphia 3 3 0 .500 137 117 relievers threw 35.7 percent of post- board. I even shouted to the dugout, loose in the Houston bullpen. Miami 3 2 0 .600 99 117 Washington 2 2 0 .500 83 87 season innings. ‘Hey, we’re all in! He’s coming in,’” Morton and Keuchel both threw Buffalo 2 3 0 .400 63 118 Dallas 2 3 0 .400 83 96 N.Y. Jets 2 3 0 .400 123 105 N.Y. Giants 1 5 0 .167 117 162 But the remaining teams haven’t Cora said. simulated games Thursday, prompt- South South been as quick to the bullpen as the Cora also employed former Cy ing a question about whether either W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Tennessee 3 2 0 .600 87 86 New Orleans 4 1 0 .800 180 140 trend might suggest. Young Award winner Rick Porcello to could relieve in the first two games Jacksonville 3 2 0 .600 102 86 Carolina 3 1 0 .750 104 91 The World Series champion Astros start and relieve against the Yankees. at Boston. Verlander and Gerrit Cole Houston 2 3 0 .400 115 124 Tampa Bay 2 2 0 .500 112 139 and Los Angeles are bucking the re- The Brewers are the only team will start those matchups. Indianapolis 1 4 0 .200 118 138 Atlanta 1 4 0 .200 133 163 North North W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Cincinnati 4 1 0 .800 153 130 Chicago 3 1 0 .750 111 65 Baltimore 3 2 0 .600 132 77 Minnesota 2 2 1 .500 113 131 TV/RADIO Cleveland 2 2 1 .500 114 113 Green Bay 2 2 1 .500 115 114 Rugby Pittsburgh 2 2 1 .500 143 133 Detroit 2 3 0 .400 125 137 SATURDAY West West TV 8 a.m...... Bath vs. Toulouse...... NBCSN W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA MLB Playoffs Women’s College Soccer Kansas City 5 0 0 1.000 175 129 L.A. Rams 5 0 0 1.000 173 98 3:30 p.m...... Brown vs. Harvard...... NESN Plus L.A. Chargers 3 2 0 .600 137 130 Seattle 2 3 0 .400 116 114 4:09 p.m...... LA Dodgers at Milwaukee...... Fox Denver 2 3 0 .400 100 131 Arizona 1 4 0 .200 65 112 8:09 p.m...... Houston at Boston...... TBS Pro Soccer Oakland 1 4 0 .200 107 149 San Francisco 1 4 0 .200 118 146 NHL 7:30 p.m...... MLS: Orlando City SC at New England...... NBCSB Thursday’s Game Arizona at Minnesota, 1 p.m. 3 p.m...... Detroit at Boston...... NESN Boxing Philadelphia 34, N.Y. Giants 13 L.A. Chargers at Cleveland, 1 p.m. 10:30 p.m...... Terence Crawford vs. Jose Benavidez...... ESPN Sunday’s Games Carolina at Washington, 1 p.m. 7 p.m...... Toronto at Washington...... NHL Network Seattle vs Oakland at London, UK, 1 p.m. L.A. Rams at Denver, 4:05 p.m. College Football Triathlon Chicago at Miami, 1 p.m. Jacksonville at Dallas, 4:25 p.m. 12:30 p.m...... Ironman World Championship...... NBCSN Indianapolis at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. Baltimore at Tennessee, 4:25 p.m. 12 p.m...... Akron at Buffalo...... CBSSN Buffalo at Houston, 1 p.m. Kansas City at New England, 8:20 p.m. 12 p.m...... Florida at Vanderbilt...... ESPN Radio Tampa Bay at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Monday’s Game 12 p.m...... Iowa at Indiana...... ESPN2 MLB Playoffs Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. San Francisco at Green Bay, 8:15 p.m. 12 p.m...... Minnesota at Ohio State...... FS1 8:09 p.m...... Houston at Boston...... WEEI-FM 93.7 12 p.m...... Nebraska at Northwestern...... ABC NHL NHL 12 p.m...... Oklahoma St. at Kansas St...... ESPNU 3 p.m...... Detroit at Boston...... WBZ-FM 98.5 12 p.m...... Rutgers at Maryland...... Big Ten Network College Football EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE 12 p.m...... Tennessee at Auburn...... SEC Network 12:30 p.m...... Louisville at Boston College...... WEEI-AM 850 Atlantic Division Central Division Pro Soccer GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA 12:30 p.m...... Louisville at Boston College...... NESN Plus Toronto 5 4 1 0 8 25 20 Colorado 4 3 1 0 6 17 9 1 p.m...... James Madison at Villanova....Fox College Sports 7:30 p.m...... MLS: Orlando City SC at New England. WBZ-FM HD2 Boston 4 3 1 0 6 14 11 Nashville 4 3 1 0 6 10 8 SUNDAY Buffalo 4 2 2 0 4 8 13 Chicago 4 2 0 2 6 18 18 2:30 p.m...... Pittsburgh at Notre Dame...... NBC 3:30 p.m...... Army at San Jose St...... ESPNU TV Montreal 3 1 1 1 3 7 7 Dallas 3 2 1 0 4 12 8 MLB Playoffs Ottawa 4 1 2 1 3 15 20 Winnipeg 4 2 2 0 4 8 10 3:30 p.m...... Baylor at Texas...... ESPN 7:09 p.m...... Houston at Boston...... TBS Tampa Bay 2 1 1 0 2 3 5 St. Louis 3 1 1 1 3 10 13 3:30 p.m...... Georgia at LSU...... CBS Detroit 4 0 2 2 2 9 15 Minnesota 3 1 1 1 3 6 9 NFL 3:30 p.m...... Michigan St. at Penn State...... Big Ten Network Florida 2 0 1 1 1 5 7 Pacific Division 1 p.m...... Carolina at Washington...... Fox Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA 3:30 p.m...... Purdue at Illinois...... FS1 1 p.m...... Pittsburgh at Cincinnati...... CBS GP W L OT Pts GF GA Anaheim 4 3 0 1 7 11 7 3:30 p.m...... Stony Brook at UNH...... NBCSB Carolina 4 3 0 1 7 17 11 Los Angeles 4 2 1 1 5 10 7 4:25 p.m...... Jacksonville at Dallas...... CBS 3:30 p.m...... Temple at Navy...... CBSSN Columbus 4 3 1 0 6 14 11 San Jose 5 2 2 1 5 15 16 8:20 p.m...... Kansas City at New England...... NBC 3:30 p.m...... Texas A&M at South Carolina...... SEC Network Washington 4 2 1 1 5 18 15 Vancouver 4 2 2 0 4 16 15 Golf New Jersey 2 2 0 0 4 11 2 Calgary 4 2 2 0 4 15 14 3:30 p.m...... UCF at Memphis...... ABC, ESPN2 6:30 a.m...... European PGA: British Masters...... Golf N.Y. Islanders 3 2 1 0 4 9 5 Arizona 3 1 2 0 2 3 6 3:30 p.m...... Washington at Oregon...... ABC, ESPN2 Pittsburgh 3 2 1 0 4 12 13 Vegas 5 1 4 0 2 10 19 12:30 p.m...... LPGA: Hana Bank Championship...... Golf 7 p.m...... Houston at East Carolina...... CBSSN Philadelphia 4 2 2 0 4 16 19 Edmonton 2 0 2 0 0 3 9 3 p.m...... Champions: SAS Championship...... Golf N.Y. Rangers 4 1 3 0 2 11 16 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. 7 p.m...... Miami at Virginia...... ESPN2 NHL Friday’s Games Vancouver at Florida, 7 p.m. 7 p.m...... Missouri at Alabama...... ESPN 7 p.m...... Carolina at Winnipeg...... NHL Network No games scheduled Pittsburgh at Montreal, 7 p.m. 7 p.m...... Virginia Tech at North Carolina...... ESPNU Drag Racing Saturday’s Games N.Y. Islanders at Nashville, 8 p.m. 7 p.m...... West Virginia at Iowa State...... FS1 Vegas at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. Anaheim at Dallas, 8 p.m. 2 p.m...... NHRA: Carolina Nationals...... FS1 Edmonton at N.Y. Rangers, 1 p.m. St. Louis at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m...... Mississippi at Arkansas...... SEC Network Pro Soccer Los Angeles at Ottawa, 2 p.m. Buffalo at Arizona, 9 p.m. 7:30 p.m...... Wisconsin at Michigan...... ABC Detroit at Boston, 3 p.m. Calgary at Colorado, 10 p.m. 11:50 a.m...... Turkey vs. Russia...... ESPNews Carolina at Minnesota, 6 p.m. Sunday’s Games 10:15 p.m...... Hawaii at BYU...... ESPN2 2:30 p.m...... Italy vs. Poland...... ESPN Toronto at Washington, 7 p.m. San Jose at New Jersey, 1 p.m. 10:30 p.m...... Boise St. at Nevada...... CBSSN Columbus at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. Anaheim at St. Louis, 7 p.m. Auto Racing 10:30 p.m...... Colorado at USC...... FS1 2 p.m...... Monster Energy Cup: 1000Bulbs.com 500....NBC 10:30 p.m...... Wyoming at Fresno St...... ESPNU College Volleyball TODAY IN SPORTS Golf 1 p.m...... Michigan St. at Ohio St...... ESPN2 7 a.m...... European PGA: British Masters...... Golf Radio challenger Valkyrie II. 12:30 p.m...... LPGA: Hana Bank Championship...... Golf Oct. 13 MLB Playoffs 1903 — The Boston Pilgrims win 3 p.m...... Champions: SAS Championship...... Golf 1893 — The U.S. yacht Vigilant the first World Series, 5 games to 11 p.m...... PGA: CIMB Classic...... Golf 7:09 p.m...... Houston at Boston...... TBS wins the America’s Cup with a 3, with a 3-0 victory over the Pitts- Auto Racing NFL three-race sweep over the British burgh Pirates. 1 p.m...... NASCAR Truck: Fr8Auctions 250...... Fox 8:20 p.m...... Kansas City at New England...... NBC B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2018 COMICS

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EVENING TV LISTINGS SATURDAY’S TV OCTOBER 13, 2018 HOROSCOPE 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) WGBH Durrells in Corfu Poldark on Master- The Great American Antiques Roadshow Basic Stories- Jimmy Buffett: Survival ^ PBS piece Read Black Stage Buried Treasure Guide A change at home may not be Be wary of people who exhib- When it comes to affairs of WBZ Wheel of Jeopardy! NCIS Sara Carter Magnum P.I. “From 48 Hours (N) News Phantom Gourmet Rizzoli & Isles “Cold easy, but it will be necessary. it indulgent behavior. You are the heart, you need to share $ CBS Fortune asks Gibbs for help. the Head Down” as Ice” Accept the inevitable and do best off keeping your distance your feelings. Knowing where WCVB Coll. College Football Wisconsin at Michigan. In a meeting of two nationally- News- Inside Person of Interest Elemen- your best with what you have and staying focused on stick- you stand will help you make % ABC Football ranked Big Ten foes, No. 12 Michigan hosts No. 15 Wisconsin. (N) Center 5 Edition “Firewall” tary to work with. Trust in your abil- ing to a budget and adopting an important decision. WBTS 1st Look Rescue Dateline NBC “Se- Dateline NBC “The Saturday Night News Saturday Night Live Host Seth 1st Look ity. a healthy lifestyle. * NBC crets & Lies” Client” Live (N) at 11 Meyers; Paul Simon performs. CANCER (June 21-July 22) WFXT Post TBA 9-1-1 “7.1; Help Is Not Coming” A massive Boston Boston Hell’s Kitchen “Hell’s Just for Just for Boston SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) 9 FOX Game earthquake rocks Los Angeles. News 25 Riders” Laughs Laughs News PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Get involved in something you Keep busy and refuse to get Change the way you handle care about so you can make WUTF ››› 3:10 to Yuma (2007, Western) Russell Crowe, ››‡ Maggie (2015, Terror) Arnold Schwar- ›› El circo (1942, Comedia) Mario upset about others’ words or = UMA Christian Bale, Logan Lerman. zenegger, Abigail Breslin. Moreno, Gloria Lynch. your financial affairs, or revise a difference. Your input, ded- actions. Keeping the peace is WSBK Big Bang Big Bang WBZ News 8p (N) ››› Lymelife (2008, Drama) Alec Baldwin, Seinfeld Seinfeld How I Met How I Met Mike & an investment or contract if ication and determination will F MNT Theory Theory Rory Culkin, Emma Roberts. Molly in your best interest. Patience you want a little extra cash to be a beacon of inspiration for WGBX NOVA American Experience “The Circus” The American Experience “The Circus” The Austin City Limits NOVA will help you bring about a head your way. Romance is in others to join your fight. positive change. L PBS traveling tented railroad circus. traveling tented railroad circus. “John Prine” (N) the stars. WWJE Dallas SWAT “Sea- Dallas SWAT Manhunt- Manhunt- Manhunt- Manhunt- Call 911 Call 911 Dead Again “Death Drugs, LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) R JN son 2, Episode 1” ers ers ers ers to the Doctor” Inc. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) ARIES (March 21-April 19) Do something that brings you WLVI Last Man Last Man Gold- Gold- Mom Mom 7 News at 10PM on Modern Modern Family Family True Emotions will surface if some- X CW Standing Standing bergs bergs CW56 (N) Family Family Guy Guy Crime one is not honest with you. Taking a day trip, going on joy. Activities with children TELE ››‡ Red 2 (2013, Acción) Bruce Willis, ››‡ The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Titulares Decisio- Decisiones Ex- Programa Don’t give in to manipulative a shopping spree or donat- or someone who is creative, ¨ TELE John Malkovich, Mary-Louise Parker. Drift (2006, Acción) Lucas Black. y Más nes tremas tactics or someone who’s try- ing your time to a cause you inspiring or motivating will WABU Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & believe in will give you the prompt you to move in a posi- ¥ ION cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit Order ing to take advantage of you. Do your own thing. boost you need to take on tive and healthy direction. CABLE STATIONS a new challenge. Believe in (5:00) Live PD “Live Live PD: Rewind (N) Live PD “Live PD -- 10.13.18” (N) Live PD “Live PD -- 10.13.18” A&E PD -- 10.05.18” CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) yourself. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) (5:00) ››‡ “Shoot- ››‡ The A-Team (2010, Action) Liam Neeson. Former ››‡ The A-Team (2010, Action) Liam Neeson. Former Ghost Clear the air and let your A change will do you good. AMC er” (2007) Special Forces soldiers form a rogue unit. Special Forces soldiers form a rogue unit. Rider intentions be known. The TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Travel, personal improvements (5:42) ›› “Miss ››‡ Fast Five (2011) Vin Diesel. Dom Toretto and ››‡ Fast Five (2011) Vin Diesel. Dom Toretto and ›› If you want change, make it or doing something special BRAVO changes you want to enforce, Congeniality” company ramp up the action in Brazil. ‘PG-13’ company ramp up the action in Brazil. ‘PG-13’ Parker ‘R’ when presented properly, will happen. Sitting back or letting with a loved one will brighten Expedition Un- Expedition Un- Above and Beyond: NASA’s Journey to Expedition Un- Expedition Un- Above DISC encourage others to step up someone take charge will lead your day. Honesty will bring known known Tomorrow (2018, Documentary) known known Beyond and help you achieve your to anxiety and regret. Don’t you peace of mind, and ro- Bunk’d Bunk’d ›››‡ Big Hero 6 (2014) Voices Coop & Raven’s Andi Under the Bizaard- Bunk’d Bunk’d Bunk’d DISN of Ryan Potter. ‘PG’ Cami Home Mack Sea vark goal. hesitate to act! mance will enhance your life. College Football Missouri at Alabama. (N) Score- Boxing Terence Crawford vs. Jose Benavidez Jr. From SportsCen- ESPN board Omaha, Neb. (N) ter College Football Miami at Virginia. (N) College Football Hawaii at BYU. (N) Football BRIDGE ESPN2 Final (5:00) ›››‡ Monsters, Inc. (2001) Voices of ››› Monsters University (2013, Children’s) Voices of ››‡ The Addams Family FREE “Frozen” John Goodman, Billy Crystal. Billy Crystal, John Goodman. (1991) Anjelica Huston. ››› Goosebumps (2015, Fantasy) Jack ››› Goosebumps (2015, Fantasy) Jack Mr Inbe- Mr Inbe- Mr Inbe- Mr Inbetween “On There is no need to be so active FX Black, Dylan Minnette, Odeya Rush. Black, Dylan Minnette, Odeya Rush. tween tween tween Behalf of Society” James Humes, a former awful! Why not two no-trump? West won that trick and re- (6:15) ››› “Game ››‡ Maze Runner: The Death Cure (2018, Science The Deuce Ballers Pod Save America Tracey HBO Night” ‘R’ Fiction) Dylan O’Brien. ‘PG-13’ Ullman’s presidential speechwriter, said, Over three clubs, South liked verted to diamonds, but now (5:00) ››› “Tomb- USS Indianapolis: Men of Courage (2016) Nicolas Cage. Survi- Pawn Pawn USS Indianapolis: Men of “One secret of leadership is his four-card support, but the South had nine winners: one HIST stone” vors of a torpedo attack face shark infested waters. Stars Stars Courage (2016) Nicolas Cage. that the mind of a leader never rest of his hand stank. Under- spade, five hearts, two dia- (6:00) “No One The Sinister Surrogate (2018, Suspense) The Girl in the Bathtub (2018, Drama) The Sinister Surrogate (2018) turns off. Leaders, even when standably, he continued with monds and one club. LIFE Would Tell” (2018) Kelly Thiebaud, Brian Ames. Caitlin Stasey, Kate Isaac, Jason Patric. Kelly Thiebaud, Brian Ames. they are sightseers or spec- three no-trump. Then North Playing second fiddle is of- Catfish: The TV Catfish: The TV Catfish: The TV ››› Mean Girls (2004, Comedy) Lindsay Tattoo Tattoo Jersey MTV tators, are active, not passive pondered for a while, but final- ten best. Show Show “Nina & Jon” Show Lohan, Rachel McAdams, Tina Fey. Far? Far? Shore observers.” ly passed. Pats This MLS Soccer Orlando City SC at New Eng- Postgame Quick Pats This Patriots State of MLS Soccer Orlando City SC at NBCSB Some bridge players try to After West led the diamond Week land Revolution. Gillette Stadium. (N) Slants Week the Revs New England Revolution. be leaders all the time, tak- jack, South saw six top tricks: NHL Hockey Detroit Red Wings at Boston Bruins. TD Bruins Sports Sports Sports Dirty NHL Hockey Detroit Red Wings NESN Garden. (N) Overtime Today Today Today Water TV at Boston Bruins. ing control even when they four hearts and two diamonds. Loud Loud Henry Henry ›› Ice Age: The Meltdown (2006) Voices Friends Friends Friends Friends “The One shouldn’t — as happened in He could hope for a fifth heart NICK House House Danger Danger of Ray Romano, John Leguizamo. With the Flashback” today’s deal. winner, but it looked as though “Tribes of Kidding Shameless “Black- ›››› Titanic (1997, Historical Drama) Leonardo DiCaprio. A Kidding Shameless “Black- Played at Bridge Base On- he needed to play clubs for SHOW Palos” Haired Ginger” woman falls for an artist aboard the ill-fated ship. ‘PG-13’ Haired Ginger” line, South had a borderline only one loser. So, after win- (5:36) ››‡ “The ›‡ Grown Ups (2010, Comedy) America to Me Jess Stovall tries Liberty ››› Dumb & Dumber (1994, Comedy) Jim STARZ opening bid with such a ning with his diamond queen, Karate Kid” (2010) Adam Sandler. ‘PG-13’ to engage Ke’Shawn. City Carrey, Jeff Daniels. ‘PG-13’ weak suit. Even if partner re- declarer led a club to the Cucuy: The Boogeyman (2018, Suspense) Karma (2018, Horror) Mandela Van Futurama Futurama Futurama Futurama Futurama SYFY sponded with two diamonds queen. Marisol Nichols, Brian Krause. Peebles. Manny unleashes a karma demon. (two-over-one game-forcing), If East had just won that trick Big Bang MLB Pre- MLB Baseball Houston Astros at Boston Red Sox. Game 1 of the ALCS. (N) Postsea- Full 2 Broke 2 Broke TBS Theory Game son Frontal Girls Girls South had an unappealing and passively returned a dia- (5:00) ›››‡ “Ameri- ›› The Legend of Tarzan (2016, Adventure) Alexan- ›››‡ Star Wars: The Force Awakens (2015) Harrison Ford. Han rebid. mond, South would have had TNT can Sniper” der Skarsgard, Christoph Waltz. Solo and his allies face a new threat from Kylo Ren. Here, North responded two to guess clubs. However, wish- (6:00) ››› “Bridesmaids” ›› Fifty Shades of Grey (2015, Romance) Dakota ›› Vacation (2015, Comedy) Ed Helms, Chicago hearts. Then several Souths ing to plow his own furrow, East USA (2011, Comedy) Kristen Wiig. Johnson, Jamie Dornan, Jennifer Ehle. Christina Applegate, Skyler Gisondo. P.D. rebid two spades, which was shifted to a spade! (5:30) ››‡ “ATL” ››‡ Think Like a Man (2012) Michael Ealy, Jerry Ferrara. Men ››› Love & Basketball (2000, Romance) Sanaa VH1 (2006) use an advice book to turn the tables on their gals. Lathan, Omar Epps, Alfre Woodard. CROSSWORD EVENING TV LISTINGS SUNDAY’S TV OCTOBER 14, 2018 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS WGBH Downton Abbey on Durrells in Corfu Poldark on Master- American Masters Life story of The Great American ADD and Loving It?! ^ PBS Masterpiece piece (N) violinist Itzhak Perlman. (N) Read (N) WBZ NFL 60 Minutes (N) God Friended NCIS: Los Angeles Madam Secretary News Patriots Fifth Quar- Joel $ CBS Football Me (N) “The Prince” (N) “The Chaos Game” ter (N) Osteen WCVB America’s Funniest Dancing With the Shark Tank (N) The Alec Baldwin News- SportsCen- Soledad Person of Interest % ABC Home Videos (N) Stars: Juniors (N) Show (N) Center 5 ter 5 O’Brien “The Contingency” WBTS Football Night in America (N) NFL Football Kansas City Chiefs at New England Patriots. (N) News NBC 10 Access * NBC at 11 Sports WFXT Simpsons The Cool Simpsons Bob’s Family Rel (N) Boston 25 News at Boston NFL GameDay TMZ (N) 9 FOX Kids Burgers Guy (N) 10PM (N) News Prime (N) WUTF (6:00) ›› “Drive ›››‡ The Departed (2006) Leonardo DiCaprio, Matt Damon. Un Ay Güey Rebeca ›› Drive Angry (2011) Nicolas = UMA Angry” (2011) policía encubierto y un criminal llevan dobles vidas. Jones. Cage, Amber Heard. WSBK Castle Castle tries to WBZ News 8p (N) NCIS: New Orleans NCIS: New Orleans Big Bang Big Bang 2 Broke 2 Broke Two and F MNT find Alexis. “Chasing Ghosts” “Stolen Valor” Theory Theory Girls Girls Half Men WGBX (6:00) ›››‡ “The Age of In- The Great American Secret Life of Grow- Secret Life of Grow- Front and Center Durrells in Corfu L PBS nocence” (1993, Drama) Read (N) ing Up ing Up Seal performs. WWJE Husband Hunting Husband Hunting Kill and Kill Again Kill and Kill Again Interroga- Interroga- Interroga- Interroga- Panic R JN tions tions tions tions 9-1-1 WLVI Modern Modern Supergirl “American Charmed “Pilot” (N) 7 News at 10PM on Wipeout Wipeout True X CW Family Family Alien” (N) CW56 (N) Crime TELE Exatlón Estados Unidos (N) Don Francisco te Titulares Decisio- Exatlón Extra Decisio- ¨ TELE invita (N) y Más nes nes WABU NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles Private Eyes “Six NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: LA ¥ ION “Uncaged” “Unleashed” Feet Blunder” “Granger, O” “Talion” CABLE STATIONS Ancient Aliens Ancient Aliens Ancient Aliens Ancient Aliens “The Ancient Aliens Ancient Aliens Ancient A&E Greys” Aliens “Hallow- The Walking Dead Rick and his The Walking Dead Talking Dead (N) The Walking Dead Eli Roth’s History of Walking AMC een” group go on a supply run. “The Bridge” (N) “The Bridge” Horror (N) Dead Married to Medicine Married to Medicine Married to Medicine Housewives/OC Watch Married to Medicine The The BRAVO (N) What Cromarties Cromarties Alaska: The Last Alaska: The Last Alaska: The Last Expedition Un- Expedition Un- Alaska: The Last Last DISC Frontier Frontier Exposed Frontier (N) known (N) known (N) Frontier Exposed Frontier ››‡ Hotel Transylvania (2012, Coop & Raven’s Bizaard- Star Wars Coop & Raven’s Andi Jessie Jessie K.C. Un- DISN Children’s) ‘PG’ Cami Home vark Cami Home Mack dercover SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) World/Poker World/Poker SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter With SportsCen- ESPN Scott Van Pelt (N) ter 2018 World Series Basketball: A Love Story Jerry West, Drone Racing Drone Racing Baseball Boxing ESPN2 of Poker Oscar Robertson, Dr. J. Tonight (5:30) ››› “Mon- Decorating Disney: ››‡ Hotel Transylvania (2012) Voices of ››› The Parent Trap (1998, Children’s) Lindsay FREE sters University” Halloween Magic Adam Sandler, Andy Samberg. Lohan, Dennis Quaid, Natasha Richardson. “Captain America: ›› Mechanic: Resurrection (2016, Action) ›› Mechanic: Resurrection (2016, Action) ››› Captain America: The FX The Winter Soldier” Jason Statham, Jessica Alba. Jason Statham, Jessica Alba. Winter Soldier (2014, Action) (6:30) ››‡ “Maze Runner: The Death The Deuce “We’re All Camping Camping Last Pod Save America The Deuce “We’re All HBO Cure” (2018) Dylan O’Brien. ‘PG-13’ Beasts” (N) “Pilot” “Pilot” Week Beasts” American Pickers American Pickers: Bonus Buys “Picking Hidden Treasures” A Shelby the Swamp American Pickers: Bonus HIST “This One Stings” stash of awesome motorcycle relics. (N) Man Buys (6:00) “His Perfect Terror in the Woods (2018, Drama) Ella You “Amour Fou” (N) Terror in the Woods (2018, Drama) Ella You LIFE Obsession” (2018) West Jerrier, Sophie Grace McCarthy. West Jerrier, Sophie Grace McCarthy. 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Hollywood Hollywood B.A.P.S B6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2018 INTERNATIONAL Turkish court convicts U.S. pastor of terror yet frees him By Zeynep Bilginsoy ASSOCIATED PRESS IZMIR, Turkey — A Turkish court on Friday convicted an American pastor of terror links but released him from house arrest and allowed him to leave the country, re- moving a major irritant in fraught ties between two NATO allies that still PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS disagree on a host of other Britain’s Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank’s wedding ceremony issues. took place in St George’s Chapel, Windsor Castle, near London, England, The court near the west- Friday Oct. 12. ern city of Izmir sentenced North Carolina native Andrew Brunson to just PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Princess Eugenie weds her over three years in pris- A Turkish court on Friday convicted U.S. Pastor on for allegedly helping Brunson of terror charges but released him from terror groups, but let him house arrest and allowed him to leave Turkey. beau at Windsor Castle go because the 50-year- old evangelical pastor had of evangelical Christians seemed to partly under- By Gregory Katz and her husband, Prince Cara Delevingne and already spent nearly two for Republican candidates mine the prosecutor’s al- and Martin Benedyk Philip, attended the wed- Naomi Campbell and pop years in detention. An ear- ahead of congressional legations and highlighted ASSOCIATED PRESS ding, along with other singer Robbie Williams, lier charge of espionage elections in November. concerns that Turkey had senior royals, including whose daughter was a was dropped. It could also benefit been using the U.S. citizen WINDSOR, England — Prince Charles; Prince bridesmaid. Hours later, Brunson Britain’s Princess Euge- Turkey, allowing the gov- as diplomatic leverage. William and his wife Kate, Eugenie’s dress was cut was transported to Izmir’s nie married tequila brand ernment to focus on an Turkey bristled at sug- the duchess of Cambridge; in a deep V in the front airport and was flown out ambassador Jack Brooks- escalating diplomatic cri- gestions that its judicial and Prince Harry with and the back, a feature re- of Turkey, where he had sis over Jamal Khashog- bank in a star-studded quested by the bride that system is a foreign policy Meghan, the duchess of lived for over two decades. gi, a Saudi contributor to royal wedding Friday at Sussex. revealed a vertical scar instrument, and has ac- “I love Jesus. I love Tur- The Washington Post who St. George’s Chapel on the There had been doubts from her surgery at age cused the U.S. of trying key,” an emotional Brun- went missing more than grounds of Windsor Castle. about whether the 97-year- 12 to correct scoliosis. She to bend Turkish courts to son, who had maintained a week ago and is feared It was the second wed- old Philip would be well has said previously it’s im- its will with tariffs in Au- he was innocent of all dead after entering the ding extravaganza of the enough to attend, but he portant for people to show gust that helped to send charges, told the court Saudi consulate in Istan- year for the royal family, seemed to be in good form their scars. the Turkish currency into which seems to be riding a during Friday’s hearing. bul. Turkish officials sus- during a rare public ap- Kate, the duchess of He tearfully hugged his freefall. wave of popularity as the pearance. Prince Charles’ Cambridge, wore a fuch- pect Khashoggi was killed wife Norine Lyn as he Brunson’s release doesn’t younger generation comes wife, Camilla, missed the sia dress by Alexander in the consulate; Saudi of- awaited the court decision. resolve disagreements to the fore and the wide- wedding because of other McQueen and a hat by ficials deny it. “PASTOR BRUNSON over U.S. support for Kurd- ly-respected Queen Eliza- commitments. Philip Treacy — Britain’s Additionally, Turkey beth II cuts back slightly JUST RELEASED. WILL could now hope that the ish fighters in Syria, as Eugenie’s sister, Princess premier milliner. Meghan, well as a plan by Turkey on her public appearances. Beatrice, served as maid of the duchess of Sussex, BE HOME SOON!” U.S. U.S. will lift tariffs on to buy Russian missiles. The 28-year-old bride, honor — she read a selec- wore a navy dress and President Donald Trump Turkish steel and alumi- Turkey is also frustrated the queen’s granddaugh- tion from F. Scott Fitzger- coat by Givenchy. tweeted after the Amer- num imports, injecting ter, is ninth in line to the ald’s “The Great Gatsby” There were occasional ican was driven out of a some confidence into an by the refusal of the U.S. British throne. She wore a during the service. blue skies on a generally Turkish prison in a convoy. economy rattled by high to extradite Fethullah Gu- long-sleeved gown with a They are the daughters cloudy, gusty day as the roy- The release of Brunson, inflation and a mountain len, a Pennsylvania-based fitted top, a peplum and a of Prince Andrew and al standard flew atop the 50, was a diplomatic tri- of foreign currency debt. Muslim cleric accused by long train by British-based Sarah Ferguson, who are Windsor Castle complex, umph for Trump, who is Friday’s ruling followed Turkey of engineering a designers Peter Pilotto divorced but enjoy an ami- indicating the queen was counting on the support witness testimony that 2016 coup attempt. and Christopher De Vos cable relationship. in residence. The strong and a diamond-and-emer- The A-list guests includ- winds forced many women ald tiara loaned to her by ed Hollywood stars Demi to hold on to their elaborate NASA: Tense moments but the queen. Moore and Liv Tyler, fash- hats as they approached The 92-year-old queen ion luminaries Kate Moss, the chapel. calm crew in aborted launch By Vladimir landing. Their capsule fell scending it was a moment Isachenkov from an altitude of about to behold. A lot of people ASSOCIATED PRESS 50 kilometers (31 miles) very, very happy.” at a sharper-than-normal Hague’s calm voice MOSCOW — NASA’s angle, building up gravita- showed he was well- chief heard one reassuring tional forces at 6-7 times trained for the emergency, sound over the radio link those on Earth. although there was still after the aborted launch It was the first such acci- a nervous atmosphere at of a Soyuz capsule with an dent for Russia’s manned Baikonur, Bridenstine American and a Russian program in over three de- said. aboard. cades, although there also “That’s the scary mo- It was U.S. astronaut have been launch failures ment, you know, when Nick Hague calmly relay- in recent years involving ing information in Rus- you know that the Gs are unmanned vehicles. An not where they should be sian to flight controllers. investigation is underway, “My reaction was, ‘things and then communications and Bridenstine said he stops and I’m sure that aren’t going well and he’s doesn’t expect the next not speaking English,’” they are going through PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS mission taking a crew to their procedures and do- NASA Administrator Jim the space station in De- ing their thing and the A Turkish official says Turkey and Saudi Arabia will form a “joint working Bridenstine told reporters cember to be delayed. question is what’s the ul- group” to look into the disappearance of Saudi writer Jamal Khashoggi. Friday, after Hague and He recalled the tense timate G-load ... and how Roscosmos’ Alexei Ovchi- moment when he heard nin returned to the Star Hague reporting the does that affect the crew,” Washington Post: Turkey has City training center out- G-forces in Russian to he said. “And during that side Moscow from their Mission Control, followed time we weren’t getting a abruptly shortened mis- by a break in communica- lot of feedback, but again proof Saudi writer was killed sion. tions and the loss of flight that’s appropriate because “So, in other words, he data. they were busy and we By Suzan Fraser consulate and vanished, casters RFI and France 24. was calm, he was cool, he “There was the time were OK with that.” ASSOCIATED PRESS despite his fiancee waiting In Germany, Chancellor was collected, he was do- when I heard 6.7G, and About 34 minutes outside. Angela Merkel’s spokes- elapsed from the time the ANKARA, Turkey — Tur- ing what he was trained that was the first time I re- Turkey’s state-run Anado- man, Steffen Seibert, said rocket failed to when the key’s government has told to do,” said Bridenstine, alized that’s not right,” he lu Agency said the delega- Berlin was also “very con- capsule finally parachuted U.S. officials it has audio who was at the Baikonur said. “And then of course tion would hold talks with cerned” about the writer’s to a landing on the steppes and video proof that miss- Cosmodrome to watch the data was lost, communica- Turkish officials over the disappearance and called launch. of Kazakhstan, where res- ing Saudi Arabian writ- tions was lost for a period weekend. It did not provide on Saudi Arabia to “partic- Two minutes after cue crews swiftly picked er Jamal Khashoggi was of time, and then every- further details. ipate fully” in clearing up Hague and Ovchinin up the pair. killed and dismembered body went to their respec- On Thursday, Turkish reports that he may have blasted off Thursday for tive corners attempting to Bridenstine praised the in the Saudi consulate in presidential spokesman been killed. the International Space find out what the truth is. Soyuz emergency rescue Istanbul, the Washington Ibrahim Kalin said Turkey The fiancee of the miss- Station, their rocket failed, And when we learned that system, saying it func- Post reported Friday. and Saudi Arabia would ing Saudi journalist on triggering an emergency the crew was safe and de- tioned like a “miracle.” The newspaper, for form a “joint working group” Friday urged U.S. Presi- which Khashoggi is a col- to look into Khashoggi’s dent Donald Trump to use umnist, cited anonymous disappearance. his clout to find out what officials as saying the re- In a statement posted on happened to her partner. cordings show a Saudi se- Twitter, Saudi Arabia wel- Following a Turkish curity team detained the comed Turkey’s approval court’s decision to free writer when he went to of the joint working group. American evangelical pas- the consulate on Oct. 2 to The Saudi statement said tor, Trump tweeted: “Work- pick up a document for his the kingdom is keen “to ing very hard on Pastor upcoming wedding. sustain the security and (Andrew) Brunson!” The Associated Press safety of its citizenry, That prompted Hatice was not immediately able wherever they might hap- Cengiz to ask about her to confirm the report and pen to be.” missing fiancee. Turkish officials would Amid growing concern “What about Jamal not comment. over Khashoggi’s fate, Khashoggi?” she tweeted. Meanwhile, a delegation French President Emmanu- Trump on Thursday said from Saudi Arabia arrived el Macron said the country U.S. relations with Saudi in Turkey on Friday as wanted to know “the whole Arabia were “excellent” part of an investigation truth” about the writer’s and that he doesn’t want into the writer’s disap- disappearance, calling the to scuttle highly lucrative pearance, a Foreign Min- early details about the case arms deals with Riyadh. istry official said. “very worrying.” Global business leaders, Saudi Arabia has called Macron said “I’m waiting however, began reassess- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the allegation it abduct- for the truth and complete ing their ties with Saudi ed or harmed Khashoggi clarity to be made” since the Arabia, stoking pressure After an aborted launch on Thursday, agency leader Dmitry Rogozin, “baseless.” However, it has matter is “very serious.” He on the Gulf kingdom to center, promised that U.S. astronaut Nick Hague, right, and cosmonaut offered no evidence to sup- spoke Friday in Yerevan, explain what happened to Alexei Ovchinin will be given another chance soon to work on the Inter- port its claim he left the Armenia, to French broad- Khashoggi. national Space Station. 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By Marisa Kendall Mike Carrozzo said of the they going to live?” plans to build low-income 5,000 signatures Friday, gion’s high cost of living. THE MERCURY NEWS proposal. “You’re going to The proposed Google homes throughout the Bay with supporters arguing For the teachers who do build low-income housing development would bring Area. that the schools are vital stay, their quality of life SAN JOSE, Calif. — A lo- in one of the more prosper- up to 20,000 workers, new But as the need for af- to the neighborhood, and is suffering. Their aver- cal school district’s unique ous areas in the Bay Area, office buildings, homes, fordable housing grows, that building low-cost idea to turn schools into age commute times keep which also happens to be shops and restaurants to teacher housing programs housing in their place teacher housing — an at- getting longer, said Pat- the furthest corner of the downtown San Jose near are popping up through- would depress home val- tempt to tackle the re- rick Bernhardt, president district for district teach- the Diridon train station. out the Bay Area. Last ues, negatively impact the gion’s dire housing short- of the San Jose Teachers ers. It’s crazy.” Officials have tagged month, an experimental aesthetics of the area and age and retain fleeing Association, which con- San Jose Unified says eight schools and the dis- teacher housing complex worsen traffic. instructors — is colliding ducts an annual survey of it’s fighting to find and trict’s offices as poten- in Palo Alto inched closer Bret Harte and Leland with a massive backlash its members’ commutes. retain workers as rising tial housing sites, choos- to fruition when it se- — alma maters of NFL from neighborhood resi- ing schools that have cured additional funding. player Pat Tillman, who Teachers are driving as dents. housing costs outpace in- come. Teachers are com- declining enrollment, are The Santa Clara Unified was killed while serving much as two hours to The San Jose Unified housed in aging buildings, School District already in the Army in Afghani- school each day from their School District has iden- muting up to four hours a day to and from the city’s or would be ideal residen- provides affordable teach- stan — are cornerstones homes in cheaper com- tified nine district-owned tial sites for other rea- er housing through its for neighbors like 50-year- munities like Los Banos, properties where it is schools, potential hires are sons. None of the schools Casa del Maestro complex. old Sharon Pfeiffer, who Watsonville, Gilroy and considering building sev- refusing jobs here and tal- would be closed. But they And San Francisco-based has lived in Almaden her Morgan Hill, he said. eral hundred new units ented staff are quitting in droves, forcing the school would be moved and their startup Landed helps lo- whole life, and whose “If we don’t do some- of affordable housing for original buildings might cal teachers afford down family has lived there for district to replace one out thing, there will not be teachers and other school be bulldozed, which some payments on homes near eight generations. of every seven teachers enough teachers in class- employees. neighbors say would dis- their schools. “Pat Tillman Field each year. rooms in as little as five The district’s proposal rupt their communities. In San Jose, Leland means a lot to the com- “The only reason we’re calls for schools — includ- The district hasn’t yet High and Bret Harte munity out here,” Pfeiffer years,” Bernhardt said. looking at the properties ing beloved Leland High secured funds for the pro- Middle, built in the 1960s, said of the Leland football Taylor Swenson is School and Bret Harte is that fear that in 10 posed project, but it likely made the school district’s stadium named in Till- among those teachers Middle School in wealthy years if the Google devel- would be financed through list of potential housing man’s honor. struggling to remain in Almaden Valley — to be opment happens down- city, county or state hous- sites because they are Pfeiffer also worries that the Bay Area. Swenson uprooted and relocated town, and downtown be- ing bonds — and it would due for major upgrades, plunking affordable hous- and her husband, both to make way for housing, comes a high-cost area for not take money away from McMahon said. If chosen ing down in her neighbor- of whom were born and a prospect that has some housing … there won’t be students or teacher sala- after a district analysis — hood will cause home val- raised in San Jose, want to community members up classroom teachers in San ries, said San Jose Unified which may take the better ues to plummet. buy a house in their home- in arms. Jose Unified,” said deputy board president Susan El- part of a year — the two “There has to be a better town but can’t afford to. “It is ridiculous,” for- superintendent Stephen lenberg, who is running schools could be relocated solution,” she said, “or a “We definitely want to mer Leland football coach McMahon. “Where are for a seat on the Santa two miles away to the cor- better location to do this.” continue to live in San Clara County Board of Su- ner of Harry and McKean But unless San Jose be- Jose, plant our roots there, pervisors. roads, next door to Chal- comes more affordable for potentially raise a family As heated debate swirls lenger School — Almaden. teachers, the quality of around the proposal, di- A Wednesday meeting the community’s schools in San Jose,” said Swen- viding Almaden residents, to discuss the plan, which is going to decline, McMa- son, a 30-year-old former some affordable hous- drew hundreds of resi- hon said. San Jose Unified elementary school teacher call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 ing advocates say the re- dents, devolved into angry replaces about 200 teach- who now works as a teach- to start your sponse mirrors the “not in shouting. An online peti- ers a year, he said. When er coach for San Jose Uni- daily subscription. my backyard” or NIMBY tion to “save Leland and teachers quit, they over- fied. “And as renters, it’s attitudes that often derail Bret Harte” had nearly whelmingly blame the re- incredibly challenging.” ed , 3½ t, Unit 408 kitchen. Central baths. Nore master air conditionin LYNN $369,000 suite. g. Comple Directions: Hunte Front to back tely renovated Western family room living room. 3 bedro Colonial on to Cooper to Heaths CourtAve 781-599-1 . Sliders to oms, 2 full quiet cul-de-s 3 Manson lawn. Make dreamsLooking come true.large deck to buy a house?Beau Checktiful outbaths. ( Eourxtra- Openac. 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