WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2016 Mayor: Lynn can’t afford more affordable housing

By Thomas Grillo count includes deed-restricted units that 4,000 Section 8 vouchers, the federal pro- housing, used a bullhorn to advocate for ITEM STAFF remain affordable in perpetuity. gram that assists low-income families, more low- and moderate-income units. Only 14 Bay State cities and towns have elders and the disabled afford housing They held signs that said “Lynn Says No LYNN — City of cials say Lynn has a a larger percentage of low-income housing: in the private market, and perhaps as To Gentri cation” and “Lynn Families Be- suf cient amount of affordable housing Aquinnah on Martha’s Vineyard, Bedford, many as another 1,000 federal vouchers fore Developer’s Pro ts.” and what the city needs is an infusion Boston, Cambridge, Chelsea, Gardner, that are not tracked and the number of “To tell a developer ‘If you don’t do what of market-rate homes and new residents Green eld, Hadley, Holyoke, Lawrence, people living in shelters — bringing the we say, we will shut you down,’ there’s no with deep pockets to occupy them. Lowell, North Adams, Spring eld and total to more than 25 percent. place for that,” he said. “Take your bull- In its most recent report, the state De- Worcester, according to the DHCD. Cowdell objected to a protest that was horn and go to Lynn eld, go to Swamp- partment of Housing and Community James Cowdell, executive director of the held earlier this month before a develop- scott, go to Marblehead; how can you Development (DHCD) said of the nearly Lynn Economic Development & Industri- er’s tour of the city when two dozen mem- make that argument in Lynn?” 35,701 housing units in the city, 12.5 per- al Corp. (EDIC/Lynn), said the numbers bers of Lynn United for Change, a commu- cent meet the affordability criteria. That reported by the state fail to include about nity organization that supports affordable HOUSING, A7 School issues Developer come to a boil slowing in Marblehead By Bridget Turcotte road fears ITEM STAFF MARBLEHEAD — The school committee will be updated on progress made with the Elbridge in Saugus Gerry School project at its Thursday meeting. David Harris, chair of the building committee and a school committee member, said the group By Bridget Turcotte has been looking at projected enrollment numbers. ITEM STAFF “The number of kids in school ultimately deter- SAUGUS — Developers con rmed they mines how big the school needs to be,” he said. do not plan to install an access road to “The size of the school ultimately becomes the the site of the former Hilltop Steakhouse cost of the school.” from Forest Street. The Gerry School Building Committee entered Michael J. Roberts, senior vice president the 270-day eligibility period with the Massachu- of AvalonBay Communities, Inc., reaf- setts School Building Authority in March. During rmed that plans for the 855 Broadway this phase of the process, the town completes sev- property do not include an access road in eral tasks to help the MSBA determine whether it a letter to Town Manager Scott Crabtree. should be invited into the feasibility study phase. “With this letter, I would like to for- Built in 1906, the school has never seen a major mally con rm that our proposal’s design upgrade. does not include any access to/from Forest Harris said the K-1 school would need major Street and incorporates access only via renovations to be considered functional. Route 1,” Roberts said in the letter. “The building does not meet educational program AvalonBay currently has the site under needs,” he said. “The slate roof, brick exterior,  oor, contract and plans to redevelop and revi- ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE ceiling, electrical have all passed their lifespan.” talize it under the business highway zon- Heat at the Gerry School in Marblehead is provided by a 1953 ing district guidelines, he said. The Vir- MARBLEHEAD, A7 oil- red boiler, which failed three times in 2015. ginia-based real estate investment trust has developed more than 43,000 housing units in 10 states. At a meeting last month, Crabtree and several members of the board of select- Pastor leaves legacy men said letters were dropped in resi- dents’ mailboxes that urged residents to ght back against plans for a road. The at downtown church note warned that the alleged street would cause an “enormous increase of traf c” By Michele Durgin because it would be used as a shortcut to FOR THE ITEM access the new development. “This could cause serious safety issues LYNN — Spending time with the recently retired pastor of for you, your children, your pets and even Lynn’s Washington Street Baptist Church, Eric Nelson, is re- possibly lead to higher insurance costs for freshing and inspiring. your car or home,” the letter said. Rev. Nelson has been the pastor of the 142-year-old parish Crabtree’s of ce and a few of the select- since 1982 and reports that he’s leaving the church in good men have received dozens of calls from hands, which makes him hopeful about its future. worried residents. But the town manager “There’s a terri c core group here,” he said. “They are truly stressed that plans for a road do not exist committed to the future of this church and I believe these won- and would not be permitted under zoning ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE derful people will continue to make improvements.” bylaws. Rev. Eric Nelson retired from the Washington Street Baptist Church in Lynn after 34 years. PASTOR, A7 SAUGUS, A7 A dinner, a stickup and a violent end in Lynn

By Thomas Grillo Dapkus’ 300 Lynn Shore Drive apartment ITEM STAFF with a search warrant that linked him to an armed robbery at the Porthole last LYNN — Robert Dapkus, the 57-year-old week. suspect who told police he wouldn’t be tak- When they arrived, his girlfriend told po- en into custody before he was fatally shot, lice through the locked door that he was was a regular at the Porthole Restaurant armed. where staff say he was tossed for bad be- Of cers then made a forced entry into the havior. apartment. As soon as the door breached, “He was obnoxious and rude,” said Dar- an of cer saw the suspect pointing a gun at Porthole owner Robert Gaudet, lene Raffaele, a bartender at the eatery. “He the door and he announced, “gun,” at which left, sketches out the robbery thought he was better than everyone else time the of cers fell back. that took place last week. Sus- and acted like he owned the place.” pect Robert Dapkus, above, was On Monday morning, police went to SHOOTING, A7 ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE fatally shot by police on Monday. INSIDE Lynn middle-school plan under further review In Lynn Police arrest By Gayla Cawley constructing two middle schools to replace Pick- Tuesday. “While the city attorneys expressed man on drug, ITEM STAFF ering, located on Conomo Avenue. One school an opinion that the city can legally construct a weapons charges. A3 would house 652 students near Breeds Pond school on this property, they did so with the ad- LYNN — Mayor Judith Flanagan Kennedy Reservoir off Parkland Avenue, while a larger monition that potential litigation could delay In Sports will call a meeting to discuss legal questions school for 1,008 students would be built on Mc- the project by at least two years. In response to Well-rounded that have arisen regarding a proposed middle Manus Field on Commercial Street. the communication, I will be convening a meet- Spartans making school off Parkland Avenue. noise in CCL. B1 The Massachusetts School Building Authori- ing of the Pickering Building Committee as soon The meeting will focus in part on legal doc- ty has to approve the potential Pickering sites. as possible to present this new information and In Food uments identi ed by the city law department “I am in receipt of a letter from the Law Depart- engage the committee in a thoughtful discussion Rosalie: Food tracing historic ownership of land proposed ment that warrants the re-examination of the about how we should proceed.” surprises are for the school construction. selection of the site off of Parkland Avenue for a frequent in Italy. B8 In August, a city building committee approved new middle school,” Kennedy said in a statement PLAN, A7

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 62° VOL. 138, ISSUE 258 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 44° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS ...... B4 FOOD ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2016 OBITUARIES Federal court rejects Eric R. Jarosz, 49 Louise J. DelColle, 94 Dechaine’s latest appeal By David Sharp abducted while baby-sit- SAUGUS — Eric R. Jarosz, of Lance and Keith Penney, aunts GEORGETOWN — Steeves Jr. and his ASSOCIATED PRESS ting in Bowdoin in July Saugus, Oct. 3, age 49, was Justine (Penney) Dolan and Mrs. Louise J. “Dol- wife Jennifer, Thom- 1988. Dechaine was con- taken into the arms of the Joanne Penney. Also survived ly” (Peralta) Bruner as Steeves, Brendon PORTLAND, Maine — victed the following year. Lord after a long illness. by his former wife Barbara DelColle, age 94, of Bruner and his wife A court in Boston rejected The Maine Supreme Ju- Born and raised in Saugus, (Keene) Jarosz. Georgetown, former- Katy, Alison Anderton Dennis Dechaine’s finaldicial Court has denied Eric graduated from Saugus In lieu of flowers, donations ly of Lynn, died on and her husband federal appeal in his long- three requests for a new High School in 1985, North- may be made to a charity of Monday, Oct. 3, 2016 Brian and Colleen standing attempt to clear his trial. In the latest, the eastern University and Massa- your choice. at the Kaplan Fam- Schroeder and her name in the 1988 death of a court concluded new DNA chusetts School of Law in 1994. Service information: Visit- ily Hospice House husband Eric, 11 12-year-old girl in Maine. evidence wouldn’t have He practiced criminal law out of ing hours will be held in the after a brief illness. great grandchildren, The 1st U.S. Circuit changed the outcome of the Lynn District Court. BISBEE-PORCELLA Funer- She was the wife of the late and many nieces and neph- Court of Appeals decision the original trial. He leaves his mother, Janice al Home, 549 Lincoln Ave., Edward V. Bruner and the late ews. She was also the sister of issued Monday indicates Evidence in the case in- (Penney) Jarosz; sons Ronald, Saugus, on Thursday from Alfred L. DelColle. the late Marion Quimby, Mar- Dechaine failed meet the cluded a car repair bill bear- Daniel and David; brothers 2–4 p.m. and 6–8 p.m. Fu- Born and raised in Lynn, jorie Gioiosa, Lena Plourde, requirement for transfer- ing Dechaine’s name that Jay of Manchester, Thomas of neral from the funeral home she was the daughter of the Atty. F.J. Peralta Jr. and Joseph ring the case to federal was found outside the home Saugus; and sister Lisa Park- on Friday at 9:30 am fol- late Francis J. and Margaret Peralta. court. Dechaine’s lawyer, where Sarah disappeared, er of Saugus; nieces Haley, lowed by a funeral Mass in L. (Ruggiero) Peralta. She at- Service information: Her Steven Peterson, said and rope used to bind her Amber and Jessica, nephews Blessed Sacrament Church tended Lynn schools and was funeral will be held on Fri- there could be another that matched rope found in Justin, Jay T., Andrew and at 10:30 a.m. Interment a graduate of Lynn English day at 10 a.m. from the SO- state appeal, but he ac- his truck and barn. Tommy. He was also the son Riverside Cemetery. For di- High School, Class of 1940. LIMINE Funeral Home, 426 knowledged Tuesday that The farmer from Bowdo- of the late Ronald Jarosz. He rections and condolences She had lived in Lynn for her Broadway (Route 129), Lynn, the case is “getting pretty inham, who was then 30, also leaves his uncles Ralph, www.BisbeePorcella.com. entire life prior to moving to followed by a funeral Mass close to the end.” became lost in the woods Georgetown six years ago. at 11 a.m. in Holy Family Assistant Attorney Gen- on the day Sarah went Dolly was a longtime active Church. Burial will be in St. eral Donald Macomber missing, and eventually communicant of Holy Family Joseph Cemetery. Relatives said nothing that has hap- emerged, unable to locate Parish in Lynn. She had joined and friends are respectful- pened in the 28 years since his truck. Police found it Richard Stocker, 89 the family business (F.J. Per- ly invited to attend. Visiting Dechaine was charged near Sarah’s body. alta Insurance Agency) and hours Thursday 4-8 p.m. In with murder to shake The most recent appeal was employed there for many lieu of flowers nondeductible prosecutors’ view that he was based on DNA evi- SPRINGVALE, and raised their fam- years. contributions may be made committed the crime. dence using technology Maine — Stocker, ily until their move to She is survived by a son, to the Kamryn M. Tkachuk “It’s time that he lets the that wasn’t available at Richard “Warren,” 89, Reading in 1963. Thomas Bruner and his wife fund for her continued med- family put this behind them, the time of trial. It indi- of Shapleigh, Maine, Warren was a Donna of Georgetown; a ical care — please mail to to the extent that they can,” cated that a partial DNA formerly of Saugus proud member of daughter, with whom she lived, Richard Lombard, 11 Damon Macomber said Tuesday. profile recovered from one and Reading, and IBEW Local 103 for Susan Steeves and her hus- Ave., Ipswich. MA 01938. Dechaine is serving a of the victim’s fingernails Nokomis, Fla., died over 65 years work- band Russell of Georgetown; Directions and guestbook at life sentence for the mur- didn’t match Dechaine but peacefully at Green- ing for M.B. Foster five grandchildren, Russellwww.solimine.com. der and sexual assault of it also didn’t match any of wood Center in San- and Mass Electric Sarah Cherry, who was the alternative suspects. ford, Maine, on Mon- Construction Com- day, Oct. 3, 2016. pany as a master electrician Devoted husband for 68 and general foreman. Past years of Hazel J. (Skinner) member of Masonic Lodge Supporters, critics of pot question Stocker, loving father of Allan in Reading, Warren enjoyed D. Stocker and his partner 28 years of retirement, living Freda of Wilmington and Jean in both Nokomis, Fla., and at offer up dueling arguments Stocker Higgins and husband their beloved home in Shap- James of Needham. leigh, Maine. Warren’s inter- By Steve LeBlanc to keep marijuana out of the health and safety sored by WBUR-FM and Born and raised in Saugus, ests included boating, fishing ASSOCIATED PRESS of our community. It has of our children and our The Boston Globe — came son of the late Allen Milton and snowmobiling as well as failed to keep marijuana communities,” said Lewis, as more critics lined up (Mit) Stocker and Elizabeth M. cooking and home projects. BOSTON — Support- out of the hands of our a Winchester Democrat against the measure. (“Bess” Sears) Stocker. Dear Service information: His ers and critics of a ballot young people. And it has and Senate chairman of The four Roman Catholic brother of the late Dorothy B. family is respecting his wish- question that would legal- cost law enforcement and the Legislature’s Public bishops of Massachusetts, Warden of Saugus. Brother of es that there be no public ize the recreational use of society millions and mil- Health Committee. including Boston’s Cardi- Charles K. Stocker of Kittery services for him. Warren marijuana in Massachu- lions of dollars to enforce,” Borghesani defended the nal Sean O’Malley, said in Point, Maine. Also survived wanted to be remembered as setts offered competing Borghesani said. “We need question, saying it gives a joint statement that they by many nieces and nephews he had last been seen by all arguments for and against state regulators wide lee- and his cherished dog, Cindy. while he was alive. Interment the measure on Tuesday. to end prohibition and re- were concerned about the Warren was born and raised at Highland Grove Cemetery, Representatives of both place it with a taxed and way. health effect of marijuana. in Saugus, graduating in N. Shapleigh. Arrangements sides clashed in a debate regulated system and fi- The measure, if ap- “Legalizing a drug for 1944, then served his coun- by CARLL-HEALD & BLACK as the state’s four Roman nally control marijuana in proved by voters, would recreational use that try for two years in the Navy, Funeral Home, 580 Main Catholic bishops and a Massachusetts.” create a three-member causes these effects on the stationed in the South Pacific St., Springvale, Maine. Con- Massachusetts physicians State Sen. Jason Lewis, Cannabis Control Com- human body, particularly during WWII. Warren helped dolences may be expressed group announced their op- who represents opponents mission appointed by the our youth, is not a path to build his home in Saugus at www.blackfuneralhomes. position to the initiative. of legalizing pot, said the state treasurer to admin- civil society should choose where he and his wife lived com. Jim Borghesani, a question is tailored to ben- ister the new law and to take,” the bishops spokesman for the Cam- efit the marijuana indus- adopt new regulations. wrote, adding that legaliz- paign to Regulate Mari- try. The question also would ing marijuana could draw juana Like Alcohol, which “What this is really create a 15-member Can- attention from the state’s Rosalie M. Harris, 67 supports Question 4, said about is commercializing nabis Advisory Board ap- battle against a deadly the measure will help end big marijuana in Mas- pointed by the governor. opioid epidemic. criminal activity by allow- sachusetts. This ballot Tuesday’s debate at the The Massachusetts SWAMPSCOTT — In addition to her ing adults to legally pos- question is written by and University of Massachu- Medical Society also de- Mrs. Rosalie Marie husband and moth- sess and purchase mari- for the marijuana indus- setts’ McCormack Grad- clared its opposition. The (Macone) Harris, age er, she is survived by juana. try and unfortunately it uate School of Policy and group represents more 67, of Swampscott, her brother, Anthony “Prohibition has failed puts their profits ahead Global Studies — spon- than 25,000 doctors. died Sunday at Sa- Macone and his wife lem Hospital after a Linda of Nahant; her brief illness. She was sister, Marie Ahern Court says unmarried gay woman the wife of Raymond of Woodbridge, Va.; Harris, with whom a nephew and his she shared 42 years family, Mr. and Mrs. of marriage. The couple had Patrick Ahern of Hollywood, can seek full parental rights one daughter, USMC Capt. Md., a niece, Christina Ahern Jennifer Jean Harris, who was of Woodbridge, Va.; a sister- By Denise Lavoie to be declared a full legal in the unanimous deci- to family court, where Par- killed in action in Iraq in 2007. in-law and brother-in-law, Mr. ASSOCIATED PRESS parent. sion. tanen can continue to pur- Born in Somerville, she was and Mrs. Jack Corton of Flor- A family court judge The SJC made Massa- sue her claim of full legal the daughter of Gina (Ciara- ida, a nephew and his family, BOSTON — The same dismissed Partanen’s re- chusetts the first state parentage. She said Galla- maglia) Macone of Nahant Mr. and Mrs. Richard Corton of court that paved the way quest, finding that she in the nation to legal- gher can still contest the for same-sex marriage in and the late Pasquale Ma- Saugus, and a niece and her didn’t meet the require- ize same-sex marriage claims to parentage made the United States ruled cone. Mrs. Harris spent her family, Ann Corton Sollberger ments under state law be- through a landmark by Partanen, but has not Tuesday that an unmar- adult years in Nahant and of Berwick, Maine. cause she and Gallagher decision in 2003. Par- yet made a decision on ried gay woman whose for- Swampscott. Service information: Her were not married when tanen was represented by whether to do that. Mrs. Harris was a 1968 funeral will be held on Friday mer girlfriend gave birth the children were born, GLBTQ Legal Advocates to two children through “My client still feels like graduate of Somerville High at 9 a.m. from the SOLIMINE and Partanen is not a bio- & Defenders, the same she took the necessary School and a graduate of Funeral Home, 67 Ocean St. artificial insemination can logical parent. Boston-based legal group seek the same parental steps to prevent someone Salem State College. Upon (Route 1A), Lynn, followed In overturning that rul- that brought the gay mar- else from encroaching on rights as their biological ing, the SJC found that a riage case. graduation from Salem State by a funeral Mass at 10 a.m. her legal parentagehood, mother. gay person may establish Mary Bonauto, the College, she became an el- in St. John the Evangelist in not marrying her, not ementary school teacher in Church, Swampscott. Burial The Supreme Judicial themselves as a child’s group’s civil rights project putting her name on the Nahant, where she taught for will be in Swampscott Ceme- Court issued its decision presumptive parent under director, called the ruling many years. She promoted tery. Relatives and friends are Tuesday in a complicated state law, even without “a major victory for con- birth certificates, not al- educational opportunities for respectfully invited. Visiting case about the parental a biological relationship temporary families.” lowing her to adopt the all. The mother of a marine, hours are Thursday from 4-8 rights of a once-partnered, with the child. “It is especially a victory children,” Lamanna said. she championed veterans pro- p.m. In lieu of flowers, do- but unmarried, gay cou- “The plain language of for the children in those In an interview in April, grams and helping those who nations may be made in Ro- ple. the provisions, then, may families who should not be Gallagher acknowledged serve. Mrs. Harris had multi- salie’s memory to the Capt. Julie Gallagher gave be construed to apply to deprived of their parents that Partanen has been ple sclerosis and supported Jennifer J. Harris Memorial birth to the children, and children born to same- because those parents are a good parent and said the MS Society Organization. Scholarship Fund, Eastern her former partner, Kar- sex couples, even though not married or used assist- she would never attempt She was a member of St. Bank, 405 Paradise Road, en Partanen, has helped at least one member of ed reproduction, Bonauto to remove the children John’s Church in Swampscott Swampscott, MA 01907. Di- raise them. They are now the couple may well lack said. from her life. The children and enjoyed activities at the rections and guestbook at 4 and 8. biological ties to the chil- Gallagher’s lawyer, Jen- spend half their time with Swampscott Senior Center. www.solimine.com. After the couple split in dren,” Justice Barbara nifer Lamanna, said the Partanen under a shared 2013, Partanen wanted Lenk wrote for the court ruling sends the case back custody order.

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Judge dismisses lawsuit interest in providing public Baker takes back 20 to 30 Basketball Hall of Fame Holyoke man who claimed to over the weekend. aimed at lifting education to every child.” state-owned cars in Springfield. be Uber driver arrested again Authorities issued an Lawyers for the stu- Baker said the decisions charter school cap from employees arrest warrant for Texidor dents had argued the cap on whose cars would be HOLYOKE (AP) — A and Holyoke police say amounted to an “arbitrary taken involved a continuing BOSTON (AP) — A SPRINGFIELD (AP) — Holyoke man charged he was arrested Monday impediment” to a quality review of “domicile privileg- with claiming to be an judge has dismissed a Gov. Charlie Baker has evening at his home. education. es.” Baker’s office later said Uber driver and sexually lawsuit brought by five stripped 20 to 30 state Police say Texidor Boston students that The five students were employees of their state- the employees spanned a assaulting a University challenged the state’s cap unable to attend a public owned vehicles as part number of executive agen- of Massachusetts stu- approached a UMass-Am- on charter schools. charter school because of a review sparked by a cies and the decisions were dent he picked up has herst student on Sept. Superior Court Judge they lost a lottery for open state parks and recreation made by Baker’s budget been arrested again after 3 and identified himself Heidi Brieger on Tues- seats. official who resigned after office as part of a “cost-sav- allegedly violating bail as a driver for the Uber day sided with the state, In November voters will using his vehicle’s lights ing measure.” conditions. ride-hailing service. He decide a ballot question Baker said his adminis- Prosecutors say 18-year- ruling that lawyers for the and sirens to cut through then allegedly offered the students would be unable that would let Massachu- heavy Boston traffic. tration is now reviewing old Samuel Texidor was woman a free ride and to show that the charter setts add up to a dozen The Boston Herald which cars in its 2,500-ve- under house arrest with school cap was not “ratio- new or expanded charter reported that Baker an- hicle fleet also have lights GPS monitoring after during the ride assaulted nally related to the further- schools each year outside nounced the move Tues- and sirens and whether pleading not guilty last the woman. He denied the ance of a legitimate state of existing caps. day while speaking at the they are needed. month, but left his home charges. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A3 HOW TO REACH US Nahant Police issue caution

110 Munroe St. over coyote P.O. Box 5 Lynn, MA 01903 prey. They can also secure Customer Service By Bridget Turcotte Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. ITEM STAFF their garbage in plastic containers with tight fit- Connecting NAHANT — The Nah- ting lids. Trash should be All Departments: ant Police Department re- 781-593-7700 taken outside when morn- ported a confirmed coyote ing pick up is scheduled, sighting in the East Point Ext. 2 not the night before. area of town. Classified Advertising Compost should be kept In a statement, police [email protected] in secure, vented contain- said the sighting is noth- Subscriptions ers. Barbecue grills should PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ing to be alarmed about, [email protected] be kept clean to reduce at- but urged residents to Circulation The GOES East satellite image provided by the National Oceanic and At- prevent further interac- tractive odors, police said. [email protected] mospheric Administration (NOAA) and taken Tuesday shows Hurricane Bird feeders should Matthew over the Caribbean region. tions with the animals by Ext. 3 making their homes less be kept clean and seed Newsroom of an attraction to them. should be kept off the [email protected] The Massachusetts Di- ground. The seed can at- [email protected] East Coast preps for Hurricane vision of Fisheries and tract small animals for Ext. 4 Wildlife recommends res- coyotes to prey on. Sports Matthew evacuations, damage idents do not approach, “While residents should [email protected] feed, pet, or try to inter- not live in fear of coyotes, Ext. 5 act with wildlife, includ- we do advise that those By Terry Spencer mas before nearing the that was left at Publix was with small children and Retail and Online Florida coast by Thursday. ing coyotes, foxes or other and Jennifer Kay just the pricey water,” said animals be vigilant while Advertising ASSOCIATED PRESS At least nine people in the Corrado, who lived through wild animals, according to [email protected] outdoors, and follow these Caribbean have died. 1992’s catastrophic Hurri- the statement. FORT LAUDERDALE, safety tips to help prevent The National Hurricane cane Andrew, which practi- Pets should be leashed if ADVERTISING Fla. — South Carolina’s interactions with the ani- Center in Miami issued a cally leveled the nearby city outdoors. Small cats and Ernie Carpenter, Jr. governor said she would dogs are seen as prey and mal,” according to the de- hurricane watch for a 260- of Homestead. “They really Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1355 issue an evacuation order larger dogs as competi- partment. [email protected] mile stretch from Golden put the fear into you here. Wednesday so that 1 mil- tion. Coyote sightings can be Beach near Fort Lauderdale On the television screen ev- Bob Gunther lion people would have Coyotes can be scared or reported to the Nahant Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 to the Daytona Beach area, ery few minutes is the ‘beep, [email protected] time to leave the coast meaning hurricane force threatened with loud nois- Police Department at 781- ahead of Hurricane Mat- beep, beep’ storm alert.” es, bright lights or water 581-1212. Ralph Mitchell winds of 74 mph or higher thew, and residents up Gov. Rick Scott, speak- sprayed from a hose. Bridget Turcotte can be Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1332 could occur within two days. ing in the Daytona area, [email protected] and down the Eastern sea- In South Florida, lines at Residents can cut back reached at bturcotte@item- warned residents they must board entered better-safe- grocery stores were heavi- brushy edges that provide live.com. Follow her on Philip Ouellette be prepared to take a direct Vice President / Sales, ext. 1257 than-sorry mode, flocking er than usual and some es- cover for coyotes and their Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. hit and evacuation orders [email protected] to hardware stores, gro- sentials were in short sup- could be issued as early as Cassie Vitali cery aisles and gas sta- ply. When Simone Corrado Advertising Sales Rep., ext. 1280 tions to prepare for the and her husband tried to Tuesday. Scott said his big- Lynn resident [email protected] powerful storm. buy water at their Publix gest worry is that residents Patricia Whalen Matthew was on track to in Davie near Fort Lau- won’t take seriously the Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 rake Florida before spin- derdale, they mostly found threat from Matthew, espe- brought up on drug, [email protected] ning up the East Coast. empty shelves. There were cially since so many newer BUSINESS OFFICE The Category 4 storm a few bottles of high-end residents have never lived through a hurricane. weapons charges Beth Bresnahan packing winds of 145 mph water brands, but there “Don’t take a chance. Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1253 pummeled parts of Haiti was so much empty shelf By Gayla Cawley noticed Reardon reach- Leave before it’s too late,” [email protected] and the Dominican Re- space that Corrado lay ITEM STAFF ing down to the left side Susan J. Conti public on Tuesday and is down and fully stretched he said. “We have to be of the seat and fidgeting. Controller, ext. 1288 expected to head north out on the bottom shelf. prepared to be hit by a cat- LYNN — A police re- When he was told to step [email protected] over Cuba and the Baha- “I got scared because all astrophic hurricane.” sponse to a disturbance out of the car, police saw Ted Grant call led to a drug- and a spring-loaded knife on Publisher, ext. 1234 weapons-related arrest. [email protected] his seat and a baseball Official: Investigators estimate Lynn Police responded bat alongside it, Donnelly Marian Kinney to Curwin Circle on Mon- ext. 1212 said. [email protected] day night and were told During a pat down of train in crash was speeding that the man causing the Will Kraft Reardon, the responding Vice President / Finance disturbance was driving officer felt a texture she ext. 1296 By Michael Balsamo away. The suspect’s car suspected to be drugs. 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E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill B A. B John M. Gilberg The case against immortality Chief Executive O cer T J   Edward M. Grant News Editor Gordon R. Hall At a certain age, you may feel as certainly not cease exposing you to love itself would continue to perish W   J. K Monica Connell Healey if you’re still at life’s beginning yet still further choices. When you fi- even if you no longer did. Sooner or Vice President, Finance later, as decade upon decade passed, P   G. O  J. Patrick Norton also disturbingly close to the end. nally entered psychoanalytic train- Vice President, Sales Michael H. Shanahan, Chairman You feel acutely that there’s much ing in 2100, you’d have to forgo any the spark would dissipate. Later P ”  left to do. You were going to win number of other new possibilities still, there would come a time when Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 an Oscar, pick up a Nobel Prize in that might at that instant present you would look back on that sec- Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 physics and get elected president, themselves, such as joining an expe- ond-chance marriage to your high Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 but you haven’t even gotten around dition to Alpha Centauri, or taking school date and sigh with bitter- Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 to auditioning for a film, taking a a seat on the newly created World sweet wistfulness. Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 university physics course or run- Supreme Court, or learning to cre- Many activities you once loved, Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 Brian C. ¢ayer, 1996-1999 ning for dogcatcher. Simultaneous- ate art with the previously unimag- meanwhile, would fall out of fashion Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 ly, you’re filled with longing for the inable colors recently made visible or out of reach. As an aging mortal, Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 many things you once did but never on the spectrum. You might have your knees might make it tough to run a marathon, causing you to John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 will again. You’ll never feel the first crossed one possibility off our list, caress of a new love, never run an- but you’d have added three more. envy all the healthy racers from San other marathon. For each new path you took, there Francisco to Sydney. As permanent- It’s almost enough to make you would be several others that you’d ly youthful immortal, by contrast, want to live forever. Actually, for have to leave for later. And then the you might remain fit to run mara- many people it’s precisely enough — overwhelming feeling that there are thons over the centuries. But per- but not for me. If I were immortal, I ever more careers worth pursuing, haps the beloved urban races of your know these feelings — nagging anx- ever more books worth reading, ever youth would have long since disap- iety that I have barely got started more virtual worlds worth exploring, peared, banned because of impos- EDITORIAL coupled with deep nostalgia for the ever more romantic partners worth sibly hot global temperatures and past — would simply grow as the experiencing — would intensify over the fact that future civilizations find centuries piled up, and that would endless time. Hundreds of years in, interplanetary relays far more excit- be excruciating. you’d still feel as though you’d bare- ing. (I joke, but you get the gist.) All Philosopher Martha Nussbaum ly moved beyond the opening stages of the things you once did have shelf A true lives. The longer you live, the more says she’d like to live forever be- of what life has to offer. cause she can imagine any number Advanced-stage longing would of them die, increasing the weight of the time that has flowed through of appealing careers for herself — “a likewise intensify. Nearing 70 in the your fingers. cantor, an actress, a psychoanalyst, course of a normal mortal life, you commitment Many of us 50-, 60- and 70-some- a novelist.” But then isn’t the real might look back fondly at that mo- things will remember George Burns’ goal a life hugely increased not so ment of electric connection you felt quip: Old age isn’t great but it sure North Shore Community College is building a new much in length as in width? A life decades ago at the high school prom beats the alternative. There’s also Lynn campus addition to ease an enrollment crunch. during which it’s possible to pursue and regret that it’s way too late to But the ongoing construction project visible to any- truth to the reverse. Death isn’t every one of a wide range of concur- realize a long married life with that one driving or walking on Broad Street is a giant ad- great, but it sure beats the alterna- rent possibilities? special date. vertisement for the city’s possibilities and potential. tive. It’s true, if you were immortal, If life were unlimited, it wouldn’t Once it is completed, the addition will feature a that you might eventually get to be too late at all — you’d have plen- Andrew Stark is a professor at the curved front entrance to the college with a modern be a philosopher and a cantor and ty of time. But immortality wouldn’t University of Toronto and author design rivaling the one defining the entrance to the an actor and a psychoanalyst and a make the possibility of mutual en- of “The Consolations of Mortality: All Care Visiting Nurse Association building located novelist. But don’t forget: Over that chantment extend any longer than Making Sense of Death.” He wrote across the street from the Lynn campus. vastly extended period, life would it does now. As the poet Shelley said, this for the Los Angeles Times. Just as the VNA is an organization dedicated to keeping its workforce in Lynn, North Shore Commu- nity College is a state institution committed to ex- panding in the city and giving students more reasons to pursue learning in Lynn. A lot of people have worked hard to underscore the college’s success and the important role it plays in the lives of local residents and anyone who under- stands the value of higher education. The timing involved in expanding the Lynn campus could not be more perfect. Providing inexpensive, if not free, entry-level college education opportunities has been a discussion in the presidential race and a priority focused on by state educators. Gov. Charlie Baker kicked off College Awareness Month this week to promote opportunities at pub- lic colleges and universities. Baker’s attended a “Go Higher” event in Springfield but he could have easily have headlined the event in Lynn. The governor’s commuting route to Boston takes him past the Lynn campus, and the construction vis- ible on the college grounds is a testament to well- spent tax dollars. The Baker administration pledged to support community colleges through a new “Com- monwealth Commitment” intended to promote more college opportunities and help students pay for col- lege. Lynn is a model community for demonstrating how well this initiative can work. North Shore Commu- nity College and Salem State University share a strong working relationship. Lynn public schools and the Lynn campus have succeeded in recruiting high school students serious enough about their educa- tions to get a jump start on college. The college has also forged a partnership with Lynn schools and the North Shore Workforce Invest- ment Board aimed at addressing the education and employment needs of local residents and looking into the future to find ways to improve the city’s economy. CHRISTIAN SCHNEIDER North Shore Community College President Patri- cia A. Gentile and top college officials view the Lynn campus as a place to learn, a place to forge partner- ships and as an engine to help Lynn succeed. Why Trump’s tax returns won’t matter The greatest testament to the college’s value is the fact that the addition under construction is a first There’s a scene in last year’s Beach Trump defended calling comedi- roughly the 483rd “thing that will phase in a grand plan to expand the Lynn campus Boys biopic “Love and Mercy” that an Rosie O’Donnell a “pig,” urged sink Trump’s campaign,” with no and increase its presence in Lynn. That expansion depicts the group’s creative genius, Americans to “check out” former sign of any holes in the side of the represents a true commitment to Lynn and to higher Brian Wilson, working feverishly Miss Universe Alicia Machado’s al- ship yet. education. on the music for the band’s mas- leged sex tape after he was accused For one, paying as little in tax- terpiece, “Pet Sounds.” During the of calling her “Miss Piggy” and “Miss es as possible is something every- recording sessions, one of the hired Housekeeping,” and told a rally he one in America does. If the federal musicians hits a wrong note and didn’t believe Hillary Clinton had government taxes income, and if, apologizes profusely to Wilson, who been faithful to her husband, Bill. after his astounding one-year loss, Trying for Mars: Elon Musk was a renowned perfectionist. Trump topped off this appearance Trump’s income balances out to But Wilson, played by actor Paul with an imitation of Clinton with zero over those 18 years, the prob- aims for a getaway planet Dano, unexpectedly liked what he pneumonia, slouching his shoulders, lem is with the way we levy taxes, heard and asked the musician to bending over and stumbling off the not with Trump’s avoidance of pay- If life on Earth is doomed, Elon Musk has a con- play it again. “If you repeat a mis- stage. ing taxes he didn’t owe. If anything, tingency plan. The Tesla and SpaceX entrepreneur take every four bars, it’s not a mis- And now it’s all gone, fired off in he deserves public opprobrium for says an “extinction event” that would put an end to take anymore,” Wilson tells him. a time capsule into space, where managing to lose nearly $1 billion human life on Earth is inevitable. He doesn’t have There probably is no better slogan future presidential scholars will running casinos, which is a Hercu- specifics. But he does know how the human race can for the Donald Trump presidential marvel at the insanity of it all. The lean feat of marketplace malprac- survive it: campaign, which has turned its public mind doesn’t have enough tice. (Trump claims that paying no Go to Mars. almost daily mistakes into a sym- capacity to adequately express out- income tax makes him “smart.” If Musk told the International Astronautical Con- phony of sweet music for Ameri- rage at all of Trump’s grotesqueries, we agree that losing $916 million in gress in Guadalajara that the reason he is building ca’s angry and disillusioned voters. so they vanish in favor of the newest one year is genius, Trump is truly his fortune is to help make us an interplanetary spe- At least twice a week, Trump says entries. the Stephen Hawking of appalling cies. But according to Forbes, his net worth is $11.7 something that would require a tra- This is largely why revelations businessmen.) billion, and according to NPR, he estimates the cur- ditional candidate to drop out of the about Trump’s taxes won’t make a That doesn’t mean, of course, that rent cost of going to Mars at $10 billion — per person. race. Yet to his supporters, Trump’s dent in his support (though his op- Trump’s tax situation couldn’t be If he wants company up there, he’ll need to bring the firehose of nonsense simply reinforc- ponent, former Secretary of State a political problem for him. But it cost down, and he’ll need other funding sources, be es their candidate’s strength. Hillary Clinton, has picked up sup- won’t be. Because soon, we will be they donors or investors. The blinding speed at which Trump port in the past week, if you believe on to the next preposterous thing he Sometimes it seems that manned spaceflight — a dishes out fabrications has to be by the latest polls). Over the weekend, says or does, and our binoculars of great symbol of human achievement — peaked with design. For one, his staggering num- The New York Times reported that outrage will be trained on that un- the Apollo missions. For generations of Americans, ber of “gaffes” make him virtually un- in 1995, Trump took a $916 million til something new comes along. (On the moon landings are history to be found in books fact-checkable. By the time the real loss, which could have allowed him Monday, Trump suggested soldiers and old videos, while the Challenger or the Columbia story emerges, Trump has moved on to exempt about $50 million in in- returning from war with PTSD ar- was a shock they will never forget. to his next unsubstantiated charge, come for up to 18 years. en’t “strong” and “can’t handle it.” But there is always more that is possible for human factual error or grotesque insult. In Of course, this brought out the Taxes? What taxes?) beings. Musk’s plans and commitment seem to bring the age of Trump, 12-hour-old news army of the credulous who imme- It’s all just part of Trump’s orches- Mars a little closer. stories feel like the moon landing. diately declared Trump’s campaign tra of the obnoxious, and too many In a five-day span last week, to be fatally wounded. But this is of us are enjoying the show.

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By Alan Fram with the fallout from The political arm. But she said ASSOCIATED PRESS New York Times report choosing a campaign strat- that he declared enough egy varies by district, and WASHINGTON — From business losses in 1995 to it “may or may not include Minnesota to the San Di- potentially avoid paying Donald Trump.” ego suburbs, Democrats federal taxes for 18 years. From this election cy- are throwing millions The big question is cle’s start in January 2015 of dollars into TV ads whether Trump can give through last Wednesday, tethering House Repub- Democrats enough ammu- Democrats and their allies lican candidates to Don- nition for an unlikely gain spent nearly $7 million on ald Trump. They say the of 30 House seats, enough almost 10,000 broadcast strategy is buoying their for majority control. They TV spots using Trump in quest for big gains in the say Trump helps them 22 House districts, accord- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS chamber in this Novem- across the nation, but con- ing to Kantar Media’s po- ber’s elections. Republican U.S. Sen. Kelly Ayotte talks to reporters Tuesday in Hudson, cede that his usefulness to litical ad tracker. Republicans discount N.H., telling them she “misspoke” when she said Donald Trump is a role their congressional candi- Republicans and their the impact their presiden- model for children during a live televised debate Monday evening. dates has limits. supporters spent more tial nominee will have on “Donald Trump is defin- than $4.5 million men- House races, saying vot- ing this election,” said Kel- tioning Clinton in ads that ers distinguish between ly Ward, executive director ran almost 10,500 times, Trump’s unconvention- NH senator reverses of the Democratic Con- also in 22 districts, Kantar al candidacy and local, gressional Campaign Com- Media figures show. The familiar congressional mittee, House Democrats’ figures include primaries. hopefuls. And they’re fir- ing back with ads tying embrace of Trump Democratic House candi- dates to Hillary Clinton By Alan Fram Gov. Maggie Hassan to Latinos rapists, African in Maine, Michigan and and Holly Ramer say she “absolutely” would Americans thugs, & wom- elsewhere. ASSOCIATED PRESS tell a child to aspire to be en fat pigs, & Kelly Ayotte There’s no doubt that like Trump. Her campaign thinks he’s a role model,” Trump’s incendiary criti- CONCORD, N.H. — Sen. quickly distributed a state- Warren tweeted. cisms of women, Hispan- Kelly Ayotte’s embrace of ment afterward saying she Democrats chortled that ics and others have raised Donald Trump as a role “misspoke,” and Tuesday Ayotte, considered one of Democrats’ prospects for model for children — and she told reporters that the more vulnerable GOP gains, especially in sub- her abrupt reversal — un- “neither Donald Trump incumbents, had fumbled urban districts and those derscored the risks the nor Hillary Clinton have with potentially devastat- with well-educated or mi- Republican presidential set a good example.” ing consequences for her nority voters. Their hopes candidate poses for pur- Ayotte’s remark proved re-election bid. They said rose further following ple-state GOP senators irresistible for Sen. Eliza- she wounded herself twice: Trump’s lamentable week who like her are battling beth Warren, D-Mass., an first by citing as a role in which he performed for their political lives. active campaigner for her model a candidate who’s poorly in a debate against Ayotte, seeking a sec- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS party who’s had repeat- openly ridiculed women, Clinton, repeatedly ond Senate term from ed, sharp exchanges with the handicapped and oth- mocked former Miss Uni- Republican presidential candidate Donald New Hampshire, used a Trump. ers and second by a retreat verse Alicia Machado for Trump speaks at a campaign rally Monday in televised debate against “Think about it: @re- that smacked of insincerity gaining weight and dealt Loveland, Colo. Democratic challenger alDonaldTrump calls and political repositioning. Brazilian voters looking to upend political order By Mauricio nessman.” Savarese Outsiders like Doria ASSOCIATED PRESS seem to be on the upswing in Latin America’s largest SAO PAULO — In Bra- country, where major par- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS zil’s biggest city of Sao ties had long kept tight Paulo, the leading mayoral control on which candi- Former President Bill Clinton speaks to a candidate is a business- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS dates get put forward. crowd at the Dow Event Center in Saginaw, man who once fired people In the 26 state capitals Mich., while campaigning for his wife, presi- Democratic presidential candidate Hillary on air during a television where mayoral seats are at dential candidate Hillary Clinton, on Monday. Clinton takes a photograph with members of reality show. In the coun- stake, only five incumbents the audience at a town hall at the Haverford try’s crown jewel city of Rio are polling above the 50 Community Recreation and Environmental de Janeiro, the front-run- percent necessary to avoid Bill Clinton avoiding Center in Haverford, Pa., Tuesday. ner is an evangelical pas- a runoff, according to polls tor. And in Belo Horizonte, aggregated by online news a former pro soccer player site UOL. Many candidates controversy after Clinton seeks support is leading the pack. are going out of their way For the first time since to present themselves as a bruising impeachment outsiders uncorrupted by health-care riff from women in fight led to the ouster of the business-as-usual way President Dilma Rousseff, of doing things that led to By Bill Barrow his wife offers solutions. suburban Philadelphia Brazilians will get to vote arguably the country’s big- ASSOCIATED PRESS It was a far cry from his on Sunday as municipal gest political crisis since remarks Monday in Flint, ATHENS, Ohio — Bill By Kathleen between Republican nom- elections take place in President Fernando Collor Michigan. more than 5,500 cities. If was impeached in 1992. Clinton is trying to avoid “You’ve got this crazy Hennessey and inee Indiana Gov. Mike muddling his message Ken Thomas Pence and Democratic polls are any indication, In August, Rousseff was system where all the sud- ASSOCIATED PRESS voters are in a kick-the- removed by the Senate again as he campaigns for den 25 million more people nominee Virginia Sen. his wife in battleground Tim Kaine. bums-out mood, preferring for illegally shifting funds have health care and then HAVERFORD, Pa. — Ohio a day after he de- First lady Michelle novices to established pol- between federal budgets. the people are out there Hillary Clinton appealed scribed President Barack Obama joined in, needling iticians amid a deep reces- The ouster was the culmi- busting it, sometimes 60 to voting mothers Tues- Obama’s signature health Trump at a rally in North sion and anger about a co- nation of a nearly yearlong hours a week, wind up day at a town hall meet- care law and the resulting Carolina. Heaping praise lossal corruption scheme fight that paralyzed Latin with their premiums dou- ing in Philadelphia’s sub- insurance markets as “the on Clinton, Mrs. Obama that has led to the jailing America’s largest economy, bled and their coverage urbs, outlining ways she of several top politicians. craziest thing in the world.” said, “She doesn’t cry already mired in its worst cut in half,” Bill Clinton hopes to curb gun violence “I don’t want any of these This time, Bill Clinton foul” and tapped her mi- recession in decades. said then. “It’s the craziest as president and provide traditional politicians. only briefly mentioned crophone in an apparent Rousseff denied wrong- thing in the world.” paid family leave and sick Not the current may- health care as he spoke The former president mock of Trump, who said doing, arguing that an elite days for struggling work- or, the ex-mayor, anyone for 45 minutes Tuesday made no reference Tues- his microphone in the first class, furious over the so- ing moms. who has governed before,” cial welfare policies of her at Ohio University. The day to those earlier presidential debate was “It should not be so hard said Maria Fernandes, a Workers’ Party, was pull- former president lament- statements even as they defective. to be a young parent. And hairdresser in Sao Paulo ing off a modern-day coup ed that too many Ameri- continued to reverber- Trump has not said it should not be so hard on who plans to vote for Joao d’etat. The battle came cans “can’t get affordable ate, prompting responses whether he has paid fed- the other end of the age Doria, an ex-host of “The against the background of health insurance premi- from the White House, his eral income taxes in re- spectrum to take care of Apprentice Brazil” who revelations of a massive ums in a lot of places” if wife’s top aides and Re- cent years and has refused your loved one,” Democrat uses the slogan “I am not kickback scheme at state they don’t work for large publican nominee Donald Clinton said in a ques- to release his tax returns. a politician, I am a busi- oil company Petrobras. companies, and he said Trump. tion-and-answer session On the stump Monday with supporters, making night, he told supporters the case to female vot- he used taxes law “bril- ers who have periodical- liantly” to his benefit, but ly backed Republicans in pointed to “unfairness” in past presidential races. the system. Donald Trump, mean- “But I’m working for while, sought to shore up you now. I’m not working support in Arizona after for Trump,” he said at a finding himself on the de- rally in Colorado, part fensive with revelations of a Western campaign that his massive financial swing due to take him to losses could have allowed Prescott Valley, Ariz., later him to avoid paying feder- in the day. al income taxes for years. Trump’s tax reform He was also grappling with proposals do not call for new allegations of boorish changing the provision treatment of women and that would have allowed criticism of his comments him to avoid paying taxes. about veterans’ health. There were signs The issues were cer- Trump’s troubles were tain to take the spotlight trickling down to other Tuesday night at the first Republicans on the bal- vice presidential debate lot.” A6 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2016

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Arrests day on Revere Beach Parkway. you want. to climax when you want to. Denis Murkic, 20, of 8 Mor- For example, Joe Romas, 52, from Oakland, Joshua Dixon, 26, of 303 For years, men begged Dr. Yeager for a rill Place, was arrested and Complaints solution that would work to end lack of was not feeling any penile sensation during charged with unlicensed oper- Broadway, Apt. B4, Lynn, was sex and it took too long to ejaculate because arrested on a warrant at 10:41 A report of a disturbance at penile sensitivity. But now, his new cream ation of a motor vehicle, motor promises to give you what no other pill can… of this. And the lack of feeling made sex p.m. Tuesday. 12:50 a.m. Monday on Shirley vehicle lights violation and al- incredible sensation, even from the slightest unpleasurable. Tiffany A. Lach, 28, of 251 Avenue; at 1:02 a.m. Monday cohol from an open container touch. 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My wife a Class B drug and drug pos- A report of a motor vehicle Monday at Lee’s Trailer Park on erections, and a lack of feeling and pleasure accident at 1:42 p.m. Mon- during intercourse.” and I are both much session with intent to distrib- Revere Beach Parkway. happier and more satisfied. ute at 6:35 p.m. Monday. day at Peabody Truck Stop at “They are too ashamed that they cant 131 Newbury St.; at 3:45 p.m. A real life-changer! I am so glad for Dr. Overdose ‘make it work’ in bed. And if this is your Yeager’s invention to fix this problem Monday at 20 Lowell St. and Accidents problem, you’re not alone.” with no dangerous prescription drugs.” 2 Chestnut St.; at 5:38 p.m. A report of a possible over- These men suffer from Reduced Penile - Robert H., West Palm Beach, FL A report of a motor vehicle Monday at Boston Children’s dose at 4:22 p.m. Monday on Sensitivity (RPS). 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It’s SENSITIVITY AND SATISFACTION ell St.; at 10:31 a.m. Tuesday A report of a larceny at 9:21 and Summer streets; at 7:43 one of the leading causes of relationship DOUBLED, TRIPLED a.m. Tuesday at 144 Lawton at 82 Andover St. and 2 Violet a.m. Monday on Walnut Ave- Clinical studies prove SENSUM+® ends nue. problems. And avoiding sex often leads to a Ave.; at 9:45 a.m. Tuesday at Road; at 10:41 a.m. Tuesday failed marriage. It is a horrible problem. these common male sexual problems fast at 310 Lowell St. A man report- A report of a larceny from a 11 Circle Ave.; at 11:21 a.m. Dr. Yeager wasn’t about to ignore the and effectively. The result of two clinical Tuesday at 677 Lynnfield St.; ed he was struck while riding motor vehicle at 11:06 a.m. studies on men, both circumcised and not, his bicycle. Joshua Dixon, 26, Monday on Mcclure Street; at suffering of his patients. He wanted to make at 12:23 p.m. Tuesday at 131 a mark and decided to do something about it. show SENSUM+® more than doubled penis Broad St. of Lynn, was arrested on a war- 2:46 p.m. Monday at Select sensitivity and more than tripled sexual He spent long sleepless nights locked up in rant and said he would return Car Rental on VFW Parkway. satisfaction. (By the way, their partner’s his lab ... researching every study he could get Assaults later to make a report of the A report of a larceny/forgery/ sexual satisfaction also tripled.) accident. fraud at 5:06 p.m. Monday at his hands on regarding penis sensitivity and A report of an assault at 4:15 A report of a motor vehicle Bridge Pizzeria on Washington came up with a cream that changed sexual p.m. Monday on Ford Street; at hit and run accident at 8:20 Avenue; at 6:08 p.m. Monday medicine as we know it. 8:55 p.m. Monday at Liberty a.m. Tuesday at 28 Clement at Registry of Motor Vehicles He put special natural ingredients into and Washington streets. Ave. on Everett Street. a cream for men and the results have been remarkable. Men who use this cream report Breaking and Entering Complaints SAUGUS much more penile feeling, arousal, sensitivity and pleasure from their sexual intercourse. A report of a motor vehicle A report of illegal dumping Breaking and Entering They have less or no more difficulty in breaking and entering at 2:28 at 3:08 p.m. Monday at Par- stimulating the penis, getting and keeping a p.m. Monday at 18 Lowell adigm Precision Holdings at A report of a breaking and hard erection, and achieving orgasm at the St.; at 5:28 p.m. Monday at 1 Second St. The business re- entering at 2:29 p.m. Monday right time. ported debris was dumped on 29 Norcross Terrace; at 6:26 at 205 Essex St. A caller re- ED pills like Viagra, Cialis and natural pills p.m. Monday at 112 Lake View the property overnight. An offi- ported someone broke into her work for many men, but men with RPS end PRIVACY GUARANTEED Ave.; at 8:50 p.m. Monday at cer reported there was a couch home for a second time. up taking more than directed in the hope of SENSUM+® is patent-pending. The product 20 Wardwell Ave. dumped on the public way. The increasing their penile sensitivity, and even is discretely shipped in a plain unmarked Department of Public Works Theft then they often don’t work good enough. package so privacy and confidentiality is Complaints was called to remove it. assured. It is for both circumcised and non- A report of a disturbance at A report of a larceny at 9:39 A report of an injured police circumcised men. No side effects or medicine 9:57 a.m. Tuesday at Inn Be- a.m. Monday at Sears Automo- interactions have been reported. officer at 1:45 p.m. Monday at tween at 25 Holten St. tive Center/Avis Car Rental at 300 Lynn Shore Drive. A caller reported a person Readers can now join thousands of other 1325 Broadway. Avis Car Rent- men who have ended their sexual issues A report of a disturbance standing in the area of Pea- al reported two vehicles with at 3:05 p.m. Monday at 777 body Housing Authority at 75 and enjoy their sex life again like back when the tires stolen. they were much younger. “Its almost like a Lynnway; at 5:52 p.m. Monday Central St. leering at an elderly miracle for men who want to improve their at 12 Curwin Terrace; at 6:48 woman crossing the street at Vandalism penis feeling and performance in bed” says p.m. Monday at 65 Whiting 10:14 a.m. Tuesday. St.; at 7:47 p.m. Monday at A report of vandalism at Dr. Yeager. Newhall and Sachem streets; Overdose 12:20 p.m. Monday at 35 Ju- The sooner you start using this cream, the at 8:17 p.m. Monday at 77 niper Drive. A man reported the sooner you can have more feeling in your Parkland Ave.; at 9:28 p.m. A report of an overdose at right side mirror of his vehicle penis again to get and keep a hard erection Monday at 24 New Park St.; 9:41 a.m. Tuesday on Main was broken. and enjoy sex more than ever. at 10:06 p.m. Monday at 105 Street. The woman was taken SENSUM+® is NOT sold in stores. No to Salem Hospital. prescription or doctor visit is required. Laighton St.; at 10:16 p.m. SWAMPSCOTT WHY YOU NEED IT Monday at 38 Hanover St.; Reduced Penile Sensitivity (RPS) is HOW TO GET SENSUM+® at 8:27 a.m. Tuesday at Mc- Theft Breaking and Entering IN MASSACHUSETTS Donalds at 567 Lynnway; at commonly associated with aging, diabetes, circumcision, certain surgeries and This is the first official public release of 9:41 a.m. Tuesday at Belmont A report of a larceny at 5:14 A report of a motor vehicle p.m. Monday at Southwyck prescription drugs. SENSUM+® in Massachusetts. 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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Developer slowing road fears in Saugus Pastor leaves legacy SAUGUS Other than an email ad- Messages sent to the ad- as the formal development From A1 dress, the note does not in- dress were not returned. process moves forward. at downtown church clude contact information Roberts said AvalonBay “It almost sounds like or a name for the sender. was appreciative of the Bridget Turcotte can be PASTOR field trips, all at no charge. somebody is just trying to The email address iden- opportunity to address the reached at bturcotte@item- From A1 “Our director, Fred stir things up,” he said at tifies the group to be the concern and looks forward live.com. Follow her on Mathieu, is doing a won- the meeting. Oaklandvale Association. to working with the town Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. Nelson became an or- derful job, along with help dained minister of the from NSCC and Gordon Baptist faith in 1969. He College students,” said served in a few parishes Nelson. in the Boston area before The congregation is also settling in Lynn in 1982. supporting two women He and Priscilla, his wife who are serving the world of 34 years, raised two chil- as missionaries. One of dren along the way. Today, them is opening a daycare Priscilla is enjoying a ca- center in Uganda and the reer as a professor at Gor- other is developing a min- don College in Wenham. istry dedicated to victims Their son, Samuel, 28, is of violence in Kenya. the organist at St. Paul’s “We’ve become more Church in Lynnfield, and mission-minded during daughter, Abigail, 25, is my time here and I hope a third grade teacher at that continues,” Nelson Hood School in Lynn. said. “I have learned that “I look forward to spend- we don’t minister alone, ing more time with my and working in collabora- family as I move into re- tion with agencies in Lynn tirement,” said Nelson. “I and the surrounding area am taking so many fond have been a blessing for so memories with me and I many in need.” am happy to be leaving Nelson hopes that atten- on a good note. The lead- dance at Sunday services ership is strong and com- continues to be steady, mitted to the future, and I and said he is especially am hopeful that improve- pleased that about 30 per- ments will continue to be cent of the congregation is made.” under the age of 18. Nelson is leaving a leg- “I am happy that we are acy of community involve- reaching young people,” ment that has served he said. “They are the fu- local young people well. ture of this church and it He and his staff, with sup- is so important to keep port from Gordon College, them involved.” ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE North Shore Communi- As Nelson contemplated The Gerry School in Marblehead was built in 1906 and had never received a major upgrade. ty College, congregation his time in retirement, he members and a grant smiled and said, “I have a from the city of Lynn, host coffee cup that reads ‘Old an afterschool kids club ministers never die, they School issues come to a boil in Marblehead that began about 10 years go out to pastor.’” ago. It is attended by And then, after a mo- MARBLEHEAD are located in the base- building should be ren- School is the oldest of the about 25 youngsters each ment or two, he added, From A1 ment. The building is not ovated or a new school town’s nine school build- day, and they have access “We will see where the handicap accessible. Stu- should be built. ings, trailed by L.H. Coffin to homework help, Bible Lord leads me. I can prom- The classrooms are un- dents with mobility issues During the feasibility Elementary School, where time, character building ise you one thing. I won’t dersized at about 600 are reassigned to the Mal- study, the committee and Gerry students attend activities and occasional be playing golf.” square feet each, he said. colm L. Bell School, which the MSBA will look at all grades two and three. According to Master Plan is divided into an upper options. “It’s a beautiful old documents on the town’s and lower building. Ken Lord, executive di- Lynn middle-school plan website, the state’s recom- Heat is provided by a rector of technology and school,” Harris said. “It’s mended size for a kinder- 1953 oil-fired boiler, which operations, said a lot of the classic brick and mar- under further review garten classroom is 1,200 failed three times in 2015, things need to be accom- ble, sitting up on a hill. It square-feet. causing emergency service plished before the feasibil- certainly has structural ligation to bring the in- Because the school lacks calls, according to the doc- ity study, which could take appeal but it’s failing.” PLAN formation from the law a cafeteria, students eat ument. up to two years, can be- From A1 Bridget Turcotte can be department to the com- in classrooms. Student Town Meeting approved gin. The eligibility period City attorney James La- reached at bturcotte@item- mittee and allow it to re- bathrooms, the gym and $750,000 for a feasibility could last for a few more manna said the law de- consider the selection of live.com. Follow her on a space that doubles as an study to be completed to weeks to months, he said. partment became aware the site. I would stress art and music classroom determine whether the He added that the Gerry Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. of documents from 1893 that this action should not last week. be construed as my advo- In a letter to the may- cating the elimination of A dinner, a stickup and a violent end in Lynn or, city Solicitor Michael the Parkland Avenue site Barry said the documents from consideration. SHOOTING rette at which point male he told me that he’s seen of food that you receive. suggest that in 1893, the “I simply want to pres- From A1 staffers escorted him out. my car in the parking lot Staff are always pleasant, Pine Grove Cemetery ent the building commit- Dapkus returned weeks early in the morning, little especially the bartend- Commission obtained a tee with the pertinent Dapkus exited the apart- later to apologize and was did I know he was casing ers: Darlene, Cori, John loan and purchased the information, consult with ment into the hallway still allowed into the restau- the place.” along with everyone else. land where the proposed the experts who have al- pointing a gun at officers. rant, she said, only to find Dapkus would often talk If you’re looking for a nice Pickering Middle School ready done extensive re- Three officers then fired the objectionable behavior to Gaudet at the bar about meal, head on over. Tues- would potentially be search and fact-finding, at the suspect, according returned as well. other restaurants and day nights are Burger constructed on the Res- and work toward making to a statement released It’s unclear what Dapkus what he disliked about Nights, $3 for any kind of ervoir site. He said the a decision that will best on Monday by the Essex did for a living, but in 2013 them. burger. Best deal in town.” documents have not been serve the students and ed- County District Attorney’s he sold a 2,250-square- “He would bad mouth The armed robbery filed at the Essex County ucators who deserve qual- office. foot lot in South Boston other restaurants and I which took place in the Registry of Deeds, but ap- ity space in which to teach An unflattering portrait for $680,000, according to really don’t like hearing restaurant’s upstairs of- pear in an 1893 report of and learn,” she said. of Dapkus emerged a day county records. such talk because if he’s fice still haunts Gaudet. the Pine Grove Cemetery Another site the com- after the shooting. Robert Gaudet, the bad mouthing them today, He was tied up along with Commission to the mayor mittee has looked at is Sitting at the Porthole’s restaurant’s owner, said he’ll bad mouth me tomor- two other employees by and City Council. Magnolia Avenue near the bar months ago, he wrote Dapkus began patroniz- row,” he said. “He used to two men who wore ski Kennedy, who was not current Pickering site. a bunch of flirtatious ing the restaurant about say the stupidest things masks. available for an interview A drawback to the Mag- things to Raffaele on a four years ago. From the about restaurants, it’s not “One of them kept say- Tuesday, said in her state- nolia site, Lamanna said, napkin, such as “I like moment they first met, a life-changing event to ing, ‘Do you want to go ment that she was aware is that there is a Massa- you,” “I want to date you.” Gaudet, 67, was unim- get dinner.” home to your family? We that the building com- chusetts Water Resources But when she declined, pressed. But if Dapkus’ Facebook need the money, we’re gon- mittee selected the Park- Authority (MWRA) pipe it got nasty, she recalled, “He was an arrogant page is any indication, he na blow your head off.’” land Avenue site after a located on the property and at one point he used idiot and I never really only had good things to “lengthy and thorough that provides water to the “c” word. trusted him even though say about the Porthole. Thomas Grillo can be process that weighed the Swampscott and Marble- “You can leave right he was always trying to be “Love the food and drinks reached at tgrillo@item- pros and cons of all realis- head. He said the pipe now,” she remembers tell- my best friend,” he said. at the Porthole. Prices are live.com. Bridget Turcotte tic options.” would have to be relocat- ing him and he lit a ciga- “More than a few times, reasonable for the amount contributed to this report. “As mayor, I have been ed, as the school could not consistently reluctant to be built on top of it. Mov- sign onto policies and rul- ing the pipe could cost the Mayor: Lynn can’t afford more affordable housing ings that would likely be city $500,000 to $800,000, overturned in court. In he added, and said that HOUSING on density if the percent- of Housing & Urban Devel- “Once the city sets its this instance, the issue of the city can’t take any ac- From A1 age of affordable units is opment’s definition of low- vision, specifies zoning time is of major consid- tion that would interfere below 10 percent. or moderate-income. and how sites should be eration,” she said in the with water provided to an- It’s not an accident that “Twelve percent is a In addition, 5,285 people developed, I don’t think statement. “It is not my other community. upscale eateries like the great start and congratu- are on LHAND’s waiting we should then tell de- preference to have this School Superintendent Blue Ox and Rossetti lations to Lynn for meet- list for apartments. velopers ‘Now that you’re project delayed by any Dr. Catherine C. Latham Restaurant have located ing and exceeding the “In Lynn, a substantial going to build it, make 20 significant period of time. said she was aware of downtown, Cowdell said. minimum, but what about number of residents are percent of the units af- We have more than 3,100 the impending Picker- “I was the author of the three or five years from paying a huge percent fordable,’” Cowdell added. students in middle school ing Building Committee rezoning in 2003 to bring now as gentrification sets of their pay on rent and Mayor Judith Flanagan this year and that number meeting. market-rate housing to in?” Wiener asked. “Lynn that’s evidence that more Kennedy said the city has is projected to rise by as “I feel confident that the city and look at the im- has a lot, but I’m not cer- affordable housing is more than enough afford- much as 25 percent in the the building committee pact on the downtown,” he tain there isn’t a need for needed,” Callahan said. able housing. She also next several years. The will continue to work very said. “Those restaurants more deed-restricted af- “Compare our affordable disputed the state’s num- simple fact is that we need hard to analyze all the came because we’ve put fordable in perpetuity.” housing numbers to sur- ber and said by her count the amount and caliber data it has available in people in the area with Thomas Callahan, ex- rounding communities,” about a third of the city’s of space suitable to meet order to come to the best disposable income. We are ecutive director of the he said. “For anyone to say housing stock is consid- their educational needs. solution possible,” Latham trying to raise the bar.” Massachusetts Affordable that Lynn is not doing its ered affordable. “It is no secret that the said in an email. But Karen Wiener, in- Housing Alliance, said he’s fair share, there’s no proof “Lynn has more than its city is land-poor when it terim executive director not sure what percentage of that.” share of affordable hous- comes to the amount of Gayla Cawley can be at the Citizens’ Housing of affordable housing is Less than 4 percent of ing right now,” she said. area needed to construct reached at gcawley@item- and Planning Association, right for each community. the units in Marblehead, “We have exceeded the new schools,” Kennedy live.com. Follow her on continued. “I have an ob- a statewide affordable- “It’s a moving target,” he Nahant and Swampscott goal and one of the things Twitter @GaylaCawley. housing advocacy group, said. “It depends on how are considered affordable, that Lynn needs to suc- said while Lynn should many people are paying according to the state. ceed in is its long-term be praised for meeting the more than 30, 40 or 50 Cowdell said he is opposed economic development is ITEM CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! state’s 10 percent thresh- percent of their income for to any so-called inclusion- to have people with dis- old, that figure is the min- rent.” ary zoning law, which re- posable income in the mix imum of affordable units In its most recent report, quires that 10 to 20 percent of the housing that we of- Call Customer Service communities must have Lynn Housing Authority of units in a development fer.” to avoid Chapter 40B proj- & Neighborhood Devel- be set aside as affordable. to place an ad ects. The controversial opment (LHAND) said 66 Boston, Cambridge, Somer- Thomas Grillo can be measure allows develop- percent of all Lynn house- ville and Quincy have such reached at tgrillo@item- 781-593-7700, ext. 2 ers to bypass local zoning holds meet the Department measures. live.com. A8 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2016 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

Big Blue lends a helping hand One brick at a time

Members of Big Blue football helped out at St. John’s Church on their annual rummage sale and local goodwill. Great job by head coach Bob Serino who organized it.

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At a ceremony last month, Citizens Finan- cial Group CEO Bruce Van Saun unveiled 75 specially inscribed bricks honoring col- KIPP Academy was leagues who have been with the bank for 25 recently honored at years. The bricks, each bearing the name a Mass Insight Edu- of an honoree — including Revere resident cation State House Lisa Solemina — will be installed outside event. Pictured Citizens’ headquarters at One Citizens Pla- with our president za. More than 2,000 colleagues have been and CEO Dr. Susan honored with bricks since the bank started F. Lusi, left, is Kate the tradition in 1999. Reynolds, market- ing and communi- cations associate. ITEM CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS!

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Locals shining in freshmen seasons One of my favorite parts of this job is seeing high school play- ers move on to nd suc- cess on the college stage. KATIE It’s so much MORRISON fun to see where these student-athletes end up, and how they fare playing against stiffer competition. Some of those players make an impact on their college teams right away. One of those players this season is St. Mary’s grad Kaylin Deschenes, a forward for the Emmanuel College wom- en’s soccer team. Deschenes has seen time in all 13 of the Saints’ games so far this season, start- ing in ve of them. The fresh- man has provided a spark for a team that’s been shut out six times, scoring two goals and log- ITEM PHOTOS | KATIE MORRISON ging two assists. St. Mary’s Andrew Kreamer tees off on the eighth hole Tuesday. Deschenes has undoubtedly received some guidance from leading scorer Maggie Carey, a senior captain and also a St. Mary’s alum. Carey, of Swamp- No holes in St. Mary’s lineup scott, leads the Saints with 14 points in 13 games, and scored two game-winning goals. Spartans’ golf team takes down Fenwick in CCL matchup  Another standout in women’s By Katie Morrison that despite their youth, they’re ex- soccer is Peabody’s Kerri Zer- ITEM STAFF perienced. foss, a mid elder/defender for “They’re very solid players who Northeastern. The former Pin- LYNN — With a solid mix of veter- play a lot during the summer in a gree three-sport star has started an leadership and promising youth, lot of junior events around the area,” in all 14 of the Huskies’ games the St. Mary’s golf team has been Fiste said. “They’re seasoned as far as a freshman, scoring a goal in nearly unstoppable in the Catho- as their golf games go.” her fth game, a 4-3 win over La lic Central League this season. The Salle. Spartans improved to 13-2 with a Fiste says that he tries to pair one Zerfoss had quite the career at 189-161 win over rival Bishop Fen- of the older brothers with Benny ev- Pingree, being named the team’s wick, as St. Mary’s hosted its CCL ery match. MVP for three straight years foe at Gannon Golf Course Tuesday. “Usually I put either Max or Kitchy and earning just about every The Emmerich brothers led the with Benny because they’re so used honor a high school soccer play- way for St. Mary’s, with the Spar- to playing with each other,” he said. er can in her senior season, so tans’ youngest golfer, seventh-grad- “Benny needs a little direction, but it’s no surprise that she’s found er Benny Emmerich, nishing on top he’s very talented for his age.” a lot of success in college. Zer- with 32 points. Behind him was se- Max, on the other hand, has foss nished her Pingree career nior Max Emmerich with 30 points stepped into a leadership role for St. as the second-highest scorer in and 10th-grader Kitchy Emmerich Mary’s in his senior year, along with school history with 78 goals and with 29. fellow senior Andrew Kreamer. The 55 assists. The Emmerichs have been a huge pair have become two players that  part of the Spartans success on the Fiste can count on to deliver a good For anyone who watched him links this season. Benny and Kitchy performance every match. have come into their own as players, St. Mary’s Aedan Leydon chips his ball onto the MORRISON, B2 and St. Mary’s coach Jay Fiste says GOLF, B2 green. KIPP girls come up Kabamba short against Pioneer returns By Mike Alongi lot of players today, so we had for Rams FOR THE ITEM to start like six freshmen, but I give them all the credit, they all LYNN — Despite getting out played great out there.” SCHOOL ROUNDUP to a quick lead, the KIPP Acad- KIPP started the game with emy Lynn Collegiate girls soccer By Harold Rivera a fast start, ghting for every team couldn’t hold on and fell to and Katie Morrison loose ball and winning the time Pioneer Charter School of Sci- ITEM STAFF of possession battle for the most ence, 2-1, at Manning Field on The Classical cross Tuesday evening. part. About 15 minutes into the country team fell to Bever- “We played really well today,” rst half, Unubun broke free and ly, 23-38, Tuesday, but the said KIPP coach Archford Ban- took the ball up the eld. She Rams have something to deras. “The girls came out really was taken down about 20 yards look forward to in the re- fast and were ghting from the out, earning a free kick for KIPP. turn of star runner Gilley start, which was great because From there, she bent a beautiful Kabamba. we haven’t done that over the arching shot into the bottom-left Classical’s top runner past couple of games. They came corner of the net to put KIPP out this season, Kabamba out hungry and ghting, but we to an early 1-0 lead. missed the team’s last two just weren’t able to get the win The lead didn’t last long, how- meets due to an injury. He today.” ever, as Pioneer was able to re- nished rst overall in The lone goal was scored by taliate about 10 minutes later. senior Angela Unubun on a free After getting a decent amount of Tuesday’s meet at 17 min- kick, while sophomore goalkeep- possession time in the offensive utes and 45 seconds. er Lorianny Guzman was strong zone, Pioneer made an attempt “I wasn’t surprised,” Classical coach Kevin in net with four saves in the con- to score. One of the shots on goal Fidrych said of Kabam- test. was knocked away by Guzman, PHOTO | BOB ROCHE ba’s performance. “It was “You could tell that they real- but it took an unlucky bounce ly wanted this one today,” Ban- KIPP’s Kimberly Lopez wins the battle for the ball over Pi- good to see the he came deras said. “We were missing a KIPP, B2 oneer’s Sabrina Kha f. back from injury and he’s feeling comfortable. He’s not at full strength yet but he’s getting there. That was good to see.” Also performing well for Peabody youth football suffering money woes the Rams were Kevin Du- rant who nished fourth By Anne Marie Tobin ed, equipment. The report also made allega- the amount of $50,448 for a net loss of $1,041. (18:38), Eric Macorri who FOR THE ITEM tions about the league’s nances. Net assets were also down to minus-$166. nished 11th (19:10) and When Pence took over as president in 2013, After the WBZ segment aired last week, Junior Mejia who nished PEABODY — The rami cations from last she inherited a program that had $75,689 in league president Jacqui Pence posted a letter 12th (19:34). week’s allegations regarding the Peabody revenue in 2012, according to the organiza- to parents on the league’s website on Sept. “They ran well,” Fidrych youth football league’s nancial manage- tion’s 2012 Form 990 led with the Internal 29. The statement did not deny there were said. “It was good to have ment, as well as the actions of organization Revenue Service. The form listed $75,133 problems and went to great lengths to as- Gilley back. Kevin and president Jacqui Pence, continue to be felt. in expenses, leaving a pro t of $4,556 along sure readers that Pence’s brother and league Eric really stepped up. The WBZ-TV I-Team reported last week with end-of-year assets of $11,261. vice-president, Steven O’Hara, had done We faced a tough team that Peabody Police are investigating the The 2013 tax form showed a signi cant dip nothing improper. but I think we did well.” league’s nancial records, which were turned in revenue to $53,565 along with total ex- Last Saturday, the league announced Up next for the Rams is a over to the department last week. According penses of $64,311 for a net loss of $10,746. the resignations of president Jacqui Pence meet at Revere next Tues- to the report, numerous anonymous parents Net end-of-year assets dipped to only $875. and treasurer George Gardikas, the league day. “I think we’ll have a claimed that some players did not have hel- The 2014 tax form showed another dip in to- mets and had substandard, perhaps uncerti- tal revenue down to $49,407 with expenses in PEABODY, B2 ROUNDUP, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2016 KIPP girls fall short against Pioneer KIPP From B1 right onto the left foot of Pioneer’s Sara Gebrezglabher, who promptly buried it in the back of the net to tie the score at 1-1 with 10 minutes left in the half. The game was tied at halftime, but it didn’t take long for Pioneer to come out and take the lead in the second half. From the moment the whistle blew to open the second half, Pio- neer took control and dominated possession. Just five minutes into the second half, Taina Lucien took the ball up the right side of the field and looked ready to take a shot on goal. But at the last second, she sent a cross to the left side of the field, where senior Sabrina Khafif came streaking in out of nowhere. She timed the play perfectly and booted a hard kick into the back of the net for the 2-1 lead. “It was two unlucky goals against us tonight,” said Banderas. “You can’t do much when the bounces just don’t go your way.” KIPP had several chances to score as the half went on, but nothing came of them. Now at 0-5, KIPP is continuing to build with its core of young players. ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON “We’ve got so many young play- Fenwick’s Chris Russell keeps an eye on his drive ers,” said Banderas. “It’s hard to during Tuesday’s match. look at the score line and see how well they played, but we’re getting better every day. We just have to keep working and things will con- Consistency is key to tinue to get better.” PHOTO | BOB ROCHE KIPP will look to get on the win KIPP’s Caroline Portillo dribbles away from a Pioneer de- column next Tuesday when the success for Spartans fender. team visits Boston Collegiate. GOLF “I think we have to be a From B1 little more focused,” Czarno- ta said. “(We need to) try to Locals shining in freshmen seasons Consistency has been the keep the ball in play and try MORRISON key for St. Mary’s, and that and sink some more putts, was evident Tuesday. Aside I think that will help us. From B1 from the Emmerich broth- We need that round where during his career at Peabody, it ers at the top, Luke Smith everyone plays up to their shouldn’t be a surprise that Doug San- finished with 28 points, abilities to get the ball roll- Kreamer had 27, and Ryan tos is already making noise for the As- ing. We need a little more Turenne (22) and Chris consistency out of the whole sumption College football team in his Fioravanti (21) rounded out team.” freshman year. The running back has the top seven. That was hard to do for seen time in all five of the Greyhounds’ “We have seven or eight the Crusaders Tuesday, es- games, and has rushed for 259 yards on guys who can shoot any- pecially on a course as chal- 45 carries. He’s averaging 51.8 yards where from 24 to 36 points, lenging as Gannon. per game and 5.8 yard per carry. He which is very good for this “This is a very challenging scored his first collegiate touchdown league if you have six or course and we have an big against Merrimack on Sept. 24, and seven guys who can do it,” advantage here, especial- rushed for 90 or more yards in back- Fiste said. “We have a good ly when we play the front to-back games against Southern Con- mixture between veterans side,” Fiste said. “There are necticut and Merrimack. and young players. All the a lot of blind shots, tight, — Lynn Classical and Lynn English guys have little quirks to tight fairways, a lot of trees football has become a farm system work on, but for the most come into play and it’s very for Fitchburg State football. The ros- part we’re pretty solid. hilly and it’s tight.” ter features 11 players from Lynn: six When everyone plays well, The Spartans will be faced from Classical, three from English, one we’re tough to beat.” with the same scenario next from Bishop Fenwick and another, Zac Max Emmerich topped Wednesday when they take Pierre, who went to high school in Ev- Chris Russell at the No. 1 on Arlington Catholic at the erett but lists Lynn as his hometown. position, and Smith bested Winchester Country Club. Six of those Lynn natives are brand Fenwick’s Greg Mattucci at “We don’t have a history of new to the team: Classical grads Chan- No. 2. playing well there, so hope- dler Laguerre, Renzo Pappaterra, Ja- “Luke’s been with us for fully we can change that,” keel Brown and Danny Rose; English’s three years now, and he’s Fiste said. Jeremy Garcia; and Fenwick’s Dakota improving every year,” Fiste With four matches left on said of Smith. the regular season sched- (better known as Cody) Mullen. At No. 3, Kreamer best- ule, St. Mary’s expects to Laguerre has seen time in all five ed Rob Murphy. In the No. be in good position heading games and is averaging 2.4 tackles per 4 position, Fenwick’s Matt into the state tournament. game as a linebacker. Pappaterra, a de- Fitzpatrick (28 points) “We expect to do well in fensive end, has racked up 13 tackles topped Ryan Turenne. Nick the tournament, and hope- in four games and Garcia, also a defen- Muzi also played well for fully make it to the state sive end, is averaging one and a half Fenwick, scoring 23 points. final,” said Fiste. “We’ve got tackles per game. While consistency has a solid team. We’ve had a Mullen is the only one of the bunch been the name of the game couple tight matches but for that has made an impact offensively. ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON for the Spartans, it’s been the most part, we’ve had sol- The wide receiver has pulled in nine one of the biggest issues id play and we’re averaging catches for 69 yards and a touchdown St. Mary’s alum Kaylin Deschenes, right, has provided a for Fenwick and first-year 180 points a match, which is over five games. spark for an Emmanuel team that can struggle to score. coach Chris Czarnota. pretty good in this league.” Roundup: English girls soccer plays to a tie with Everett ROUNDUP the top five spots. Winning kota Shatto (26:37). even game.” From B1 the race was Tristan Shelgren GIRLS SOCCER The Bulldogs have the tall with an 18:07. English 2, Everett 2 task of taking on Marblehead strong top five,” Fidrych said, Following Shelgren were Ben A goal from Cynthia Deleon on Thursday. Winters (18:14), Derek Walsh “and hopefully that’ll help us with five minutes left to play GOLF win the meet.” (18:15), Josh Turk (18:15) and on the road in Everett knot- St. John’s Prep 218, Salem 16, English 39 John Bachner (18:24). ted the game at two, and that’s Jordan Ortiz, Danny Nguy- St. John’s will travel to the Man- where the score would stay. Central Catholic 249 en, Billy Beauregard, Derek hattan Invitational this week. Emma Trahant scored the At Atkinson, N.H., CC, St. Marquis and Shawn Small GIRLS Bulldogs’ first goal. Tommi Hill John’s moved to 9-1, with lead Salem to a strong victo- CROSS COUNTRY played well in net, and Taylor Mark Turner and Chris Fran- ry. For English, Abrar Jalal Salem 21, English 38 Sullivan and Rachel Calnan coeur checking in with 34s to finished fifth overall (18:38), Dani Stotts and Laura anchored the defense. lead the way. followed by Chandler Donovan Barnes lead the way for Sa- “I’m very pleased with the Cole English shot a 35 and in seventh (19:34) and Michael lem at Winter Island Tuesday. tie,” English coach Ed McNeil Griffin Chenard and Will Falasca (19:58) in eighth. For English, Jackie Ramirez said. “We dominated the first St. John’s 15, Malden was off the pace by just a sec- half, but Everett scored both Grady scored 38. Catholic 50 ond, finishing second at 25:13. of its goals within a minutes St. John’s is at Wachusett CC ITEM FILE PHOTO At Bradley Palmer State Daria Fabrizio finished sixth of each other. We had many Thursday to play St. John’s Forest, the Eagles, 3-0, swept (26:36), followed closely by Da- chances, but it was a very Shrewsbury. English’s Emma Trahant. Peabody youth football facing money woes

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INTERNET RADIO (R) & LIVE VIDEO STREAMING (V) From B1 ing to North East Athlet- are involved, and that’s a getting the equipment ic Trophy Co. (NEATCO) real shame for Peabody,” HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL GAMES re-certified as required. treasurer. It posted the owner Bob Preece and son he said. “I don’t know announcements on its Who knows if that is even Friday, Oct. 7 Andy Preece. what happened, but I hope website along with a state- “People are coming in all ultimately the league to go happening from what I am Lynn Classical at Peabody - 7 p.m. Video ment that a board of trust- Danvers at Lynn English - 7 p.m. Radio the time and saying how back to what it was when hearing. I only wish that Updated Reports on Beverly at Marblehead on Channel A ees is being assembled awful this is for Peabody,” people like John Layton we can resolve the matter under the supervision of Bob Preece said. were involved. There were and we can move on.” MONDAYS! North Shore Sports Night 7 p.m. the North East Cheer and Andy Preece hopes the never any issues, nev- Attempts to contact Youth Football League. matter can be resolved er any complaints about The impact of the scan- soon. equipment or money. league officials have been msonewsports.com dal on the community has “I heard the board re- “My concern is I’m won- unsuccessful. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

THE SCHEDULE WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Boys Soccer Boys Soccer Arl. Cath. at St. Mary’s (4) Classical at Gloucester (7) Cath. Mem. at St. John’s (4) KIPP at TBA (4) Fenwick at Spellman (4) Marblehead at English (3:30) Gr. Lowell at Tech (6) Swampscott at Beverly (4) Lynnfield at Ipswich (3:45) Winthrop at Peabody (4) Cross Country Cross Country Gloucester at Danvers (4) CCL Frosh/Soph meet (at Fenwick, PMA at Tech (3:30) 3:30) Revere at Peabody (4) KIPP at TBA (3) Swampscott at Marblehead (4) Field Hockey Field Hockey Man-Essex at Lynnfield (3:45) Fenwick at Cent. Cath. (6) Swampscott at Revere (4) Gloucester at Swampscott (4) Football Peabody at Marblehead (4) Minuteman at Tech (6:30) Revere at Danveres (4) Girls Soccer Girls Soccer Beverly at Swampscott (4) Classical at Marblehead (5:30) Classical at Gloucester (5:30) Classical at Marblehead (7) Danvers at Saugus (4) Ipswich at Lynnfield (6) English at Marblehead (4) Spellman at Fenwick (4) Peabody at Winthrop (4) Golf Golf Beverly at Classical (4) English at Danvers (4) Danvers at Peabody (3:30) Fenwick at Spellman (3) Marblehead at Xaverian (3:15) Gloucester at Winthrop (4) Revere at Salem (3:45) Lynnfield at N. Reading (3:30) Saugus at Malden Catholic (3:45) Marblehead at Salem (3:45) TBA at Fenwick (3) Revere at Peabody (4) Volleyball Saugus at Swampscott (3:45) Chelsea at Tech (5:15) St. John’s (D) at St. John’s (S) (3) Classical at Marblehead (5:15) Volleyball KIPP at South Shore Charter (4) Danvers at Marblehead (4) FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Masconomet at Lynnfield (5:30) Essex Tech at Lynn Tech (5:15) Salem at Beverly (5:30) Fenwick at Spellman (5:30) From left, Patriots defensive coordinator Matt Patricia, linebackers coach Brian Flores and defen- Saugus at Peabody (5) KIPP at Pioneer (4:15) Swampscott at English (4) Peabody at N. Reading (5) sive line coach Brendan Daly look on during the second half against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday. Winthrop at Revere (5) Williams at St. Mary’s (4) TV/RADIO Patriots coordinators ready TV celona, NBA TV, 2:30 p.m.; Exhi- MLB Playoffs bition: Orlando at Cleveland, NBA TV, 7 p.m.; Exhibition: Utah NL wild card: San Francisco at NY at Phoenix, NBA TV, 10 p.m. Mets, ESPN, 8:09 p.m. College football for return of key players NBA Georgia Southern at Arkansas Exhibition: Oklahoma City at Bar- State, ESPN2, 8 p.m. FOXBOROUGH (AP) — The New The Patriots traded sack leader But neither is Brady — and he England Patriots’ offensive and de- Chandler Jones and just got line- returns from an in-season absence SPORTS BRIEFS fensive coordinators are ready to get backer Dont’a Hightower back from for the first time (in 2008, he was key players back as Tom Brady and a two-plus-game absence with a lost for the season early in the first West Lynn Little ships, hosted by Lynn Parks Rob Ninkovich return from suspen- knee injury. game). and Recreation and Gannon sions for Sunday’s game at Cleveland. Ninkovich, a hybrid defensive end/ “It’s going to be as normal as it League elections Golf Course, will be held on Both rejoined the team Monday linebacker who started all 16 games could be,” McDaniels said of the Veterans Day, Friday Nov. West Lynn Little League is after serving four-game suspen- for five consecutive seasons, had 6½ star’s first week back. 11, starting at 9:30 a.m. at holding board member gener- sions — Brady for “Deflategate” and sacks and seven passes defended “The biggest thing is to go through Gannon Golf Course, 60 al elections for the upcoming Ninkovich for violating the NFL’s last season. our preparation as we normally do Great Woods Rd. in Lynn. 2016-17 season at Walter policy on performance-enhancing “I think Rob has had some really to prepare for the opponent and to There is no entry fee, and Flynn Field on Oct. 8 at 12 substances. good productive years here through prepare for what our game plan is all students of public, paro- p.m. The election is open to Both, not just Brady, are keys to his career,” defensive coordinator and how we want to execute it, and chial, charter and private the West Lynn Little League their respective units. Matt Patricia said. go out there and use our opportuni- elementary schools, as well community. “It was four weeks and it felt like “He’s done a great job for us just ties on the field to execute and to get as home-schooled students it went fast and Tommy is ready to from being a guy that’s come in the back into playing football. in Massachusetts are eligi- go and looks ready to go,” offensive building as a true professional and a “And being around his teammates Cross country ble. The school does not need coordinator Josh McDaniel said on a guy that really kind of embodies ev- and running our offense and doing championships to have a formal cross coun- conference call Tuesday. erything that we’re looking for from the things that we ask the quarter- try program or team for a “We’ll see how everything goes to- a point of work ethic and trying to back to do here. I don’t see it being The third annual Massa- student to enter the meet. morrow at practice and kind of just improve — trying to get better and much different in terms of a normal chusetts Elementary School For more information and to build one day at a time as we go trying to do his job out on the field. game week. Cross Country champion- register, visit www.lwrun.org. through the week.” “It’s always good to have every- “We’ll try to do all the right things While all the focus has been on body in the room, ready to go as in terms of preparing and getting TODAY IN SPORTS Brady, who returns to a 3-1 team much as they can be, so I’m excited ready to play a team that we know with Jimmy Garoppolo and Jacoby to have all of those guys.” very well and are hard to get famil- Oct. 5 co is eliminated from the playoffs with Brissett both starting two games McDaniels applauded the work iar with and go there and play a 1900 — Britain’s Harry Vardon wins an 11-10 loss to the LA Dodgers. and both getting hurt, Ninkovich is the young quarterbacks put in game on the road in a tough place 2001 — The Mariners win their the U.S. Open golf title, beating J.H. important to the defense. during Brady’s absence. to play.” Taylor with a 313 total. 115th game of the year to become 1985 — Eddie Robinson becomes the winningest team in American college football’s winningest coach League history, passing the record as Grambling beats Prairie View A&M the Yankees set three years earlier. 27-7. It’s Robinson’s 324th career 2005 — Daniel Alfredsson scores twice in the final 6 minutes of regula- ‘I hurt like you hurt,’ Nicklaus victory, one more than Paul “Bear” Bryant had before he retired from tion and once during the first Alabama after the 1982 season. shootout in NHL history, leading Otta- 1991 — Fresno State ties an NCAA wa to a 3-2 win over Toronto. record for most points in a quarter, 2006 — Brendan Shanahan of the says at Arnold Palmer’s funeral with 49 in the second period as it New York Rangers becomes the 15th pounds New Mexico 94-17. Fresno player with 600 goals in the NHL State’s Derek Mahoney ties an NCAA when he scores twice in a 5-2 win LATROBE, Pa. (AP) — A lines of traffic formed two for guests to see as they record with 13 extra points. over Washington. farewell to the King turned hours before the service took their seats. 1994 — The NBA shortens the 2008 — Peyton Manning turns a 3-point distance to a uniform 22 feet. colossal collapse by the Houston somber when Jack Nick- began. But this service was 1996 — Byron Hanspard rushes for Texans into a stunning victory for the laus, his voice cracking as Palmer died Sept. 25 in more about the lives 287 yards, his fifth straight 200-yard Indianapolis Colts. The Colts score a large tear formed in his Pittsburgh at age 87 as he Palmer touched than the game this season, to lead Texas 21 points in a late span of 2:10 — Tech to a 45-24 win over Baylor. two touchdowns thanks to fumbles left eye, urged the elite and was preparing for heart tournaments he won. 2001 — Barry Bonds sets a new mark by Sage Rosenfels — then intercepts the everyman to remem- surgery. His family had a In the large portrait for home runs in a single season, hit- Rosenfels’ last-ditch comeback ber how Arnold Palmer private funeral Thursday at the front of the stage, ting Nos. 71 and 72, but San Francis- attempt for a 31-27 win. touched their lives and and asked that a pub- Palmer wasn't holding "please don't forget why." lic service be held after a golf club or a trophy. NFL "I hurt like you hurt," the Ryder Cup so no one It was just the King and Nicklaus said. "You don't would be left out. that insouciant grin that AFC NFC East East lose a friend of 60 years "We were looking down made everyone feel like W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA and don't feel an enor- at the air strip and the fog they were friends, even if New England 3 1 0 .750 81 61 Philadelphia 3 0 0 1.000 92 27 mous loss." just suddenly lifted," Ernie they had never met. Buffalo 2 2 0 .500 87 68 Dallas 3 1 0 .750 101 77 N.Y. Jets 1 3 0 .250 79 105 Washington 2 2 0 .500 99 112 The service Tuesday at Els said after landing in "Have there been better Miami 1 3 0 .250 71 89 N.Y. Giants 2 2 0 .500 73 85 Saint Vincent College in one of several private jets golfers? Perhaps, but not South South FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Palmer's hometown was that descended on Arnold many. Has anyone done Houston 3 1 0 .750 69 73 Atlanta 3 1 0 .750 152 124 filled with just as much Palmer Regional Airport in more for the game? No Jacksonville 1 3 0 .250 84 111 Tampa Bay 1 3 0 .250 77 128 Jack Nicklaus makes Indianapolis 1 3 0 .250 108 125 Carolina 1 3 0 .250 109 118 laughter and warmth Latrobe. "This is a beautiful remarks during a me- one has come even close," Tennessee 1 3 0 .250 62 84 New Orleans 1 3 0 .250 114 130 from stories of the most day. We've all met different morial service for golf- former R&A chief Peter North North significant figure in mod- people in life. He was a man Dawson said. "Is there a W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA er Arnold Palmer in Pittsburgh 3 1 0 .750 108 80 Minnesota 4 0 0 1.000 88 50 ern golf. Nearly 1,000 golf who didn't change. It didn't Latrobe, Pa., Tuesday. finer human being? I ha- Baltimore 3 1 0 .750 84 72 Green Bay 2 1 0 .667 75 67 dignitaries from around matter if you cut the grass ven't met one yet." Cincinnati 2 2 0 .500 78 82 Chicago 1 3 0 .250 62 97 Cleveland 0 4 0 .000 74 115 Detroit 1 3 0 .250 95 102 the world, referred to by or you were a president. He the Grand Slam by going Ryder Cup captain Da- West West former LPGA Commis- was the same with every- over to the British Open vis Love III, Phil Mick- W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Denver 4 0 0 1.000 111 64 Los Angeles 3 1 0 .750 63 76 sioner Charlie Mechem as body. 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San Diego at Oakland, 4:25 p.m. New England at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Buffalo at Los Angeles, 4:25 p.m. Tennessee at Miami, 1 p.m. Houston at Minnesota, 1 p.m. N.Y. Giants at Green Bay, 8:30 p.m. Washington at Baltimore, 1 p.m. Monday’s Game Chicago at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Tampa Bay at Carolina, 8:30 p.m. Pats third in NFL power rankings

MLB PLAYOFFS NEW YORK (AP) — The Denver for 367 points. remained after No. 4 after having a Broncos are one of two teams off to a The New England Patriots, who bye week. WILD CARD Texas at Baltimore-Toronto winner, 4-0 start this season. However, they were tied with the Broncos last The Seattle Seahawks moved up a American League 7:38 p.m. (TBS) are alone at the top of the latest AP week at the top of the poll, dropped spot to No. 5 after beating the New Monday, Oct. 10 Tuesday, Oct. 4 Pro32 poll released on Tuesday. to No. 3 after losing 16-0 at home to York Jets 27-17. And the Pittsburgh Cleveland at Boston, TBA (TBS) Baltimore (Tillman 16-6) at Toronto The defending champion Broncos Buffalo. The Patriots received two Steelers moved to No. 6 after rout- Texas at Baltimore-Toronto winner, (Stroman 9-10), 8:08 p.m. (TBS) received nine first-place votes for first-place votes for 357 points. ing the Kansas City Chiefs 43-14 on TBA (TBS) National League Wednesday, Oct. 12 381 points from balloting by media The good news for the Patriots is Sunday night. Wednesday, Oct. 5 Boston at Cleveland, TBA (TBS) members who regularly cover the that Tom Brady will return from his The Green Bay Packers slipped San Francisco (Bumgarner 15-9) at Baltimore-Toronto winner at Texas, NFL. “Deflategate” suspension and face the two spots to No. 7 and will host the New York (Syndergaard 14-9), 8:09 TBA (TBS) The Broncos used their stellar de- Cleveland Browns in his regular-sea- New York Giants coming off their p.m. (ESPN) National League fense to shut down the Buccaneers son debut on Sunday. The Browns are bye week. DIVISION SERIES Friday, Oct. 7 27-7 on Sunday. the league’s only winless team. The Atlanta Falcons jumped from (Best-of-5; x-if necessary) San Francisco-New York winner at “Who says old school football “Tom Brady is a welcome sight for No. 17 to No. 8 after routing Cam American League Chicago, 9:15 p.m. (FS1) doesn’t work anymore?” Newsday’s the Patriots, who were shut out for Newton and the Carolina Panthers Thursday, Oct. 6 Los Angeles (Kershaw 12-4) at Bob Glauber said. “The Broncos are the first time at home in 23 years,” 48-33. Boston (Porcello 22-4) at Cleveland Washington (Scherzer 20-7), 5:38 (Bauer 12-8), 8:08 p.m. (TBS) p.m. (FS1) living proof that great defense is Glauber said. “A year before heading into their Baltimore-Toronto winner at Texas, Saturday, Oct. 8 still a formula for success. Another “His four-game suspension from plush new home, the high-scoring 4:38 p.m. (TBS) San Francisco-New York winner at transcendent performance against Deflategate is over, and now the Falcons are moving on up, led by Friday, Oct. 7 Chicago, 8:08 p.m. (MLB) the Bucs, and the Broncos continue poor Browns get to face a quarter- revitalized Matt Ryan,” said Ira Boston (Price 17-9) at Cleveland Los Angeles (Hill 12-5) at Washing- to roll early.” back with a chip on his shoulder the Kaufman of the Pro Football Hall of (Kluber 18-9), 4:38 p.m. (TBS) ton, 4:08 p.m. (FS1) The Minnesota Vikings, the NFL’s size of the skyscraper at 345 Park Fame. Baltimore-Toronto winner at Texas, Monday, Oct. 10 other 4-0 team, moved up a spot to Ave. — the place where (Commis- The Oakland Raiders went from 1:08 p.m. (TBS) Chicago at San Francisco-New York Sunday, Oct. 9 winner, TBA (FS1 or MLB) No. 2 after beating the New York sioner) Roger Goodell works.” No. 16 to No. 9 after rallying past Cleveland (Tomlin 13-9) at Boston, Washington at Los Angeles (Maeda Giants 24-10 on Monday night. The The Philadelphia Eagles, the only the Baltimore Ravens, who dropped 4:08 p.m. (TBS) 16-10), TBA (FS1 or MLB) Vikings received one first-place vote other unbeaten team in the league, to No. 10. B4 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2016 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

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

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

HOROSCOPE

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Reuniting with old friends or col- Certain emotions will surface You’ll have a better grip on You need to get firsthand infor- Participating in business You’ll thrive in situations that leagues will help you put your and are best channeled into what’s going on around you mation and do the work yourself if events will give you a platform present you with a competitive current position in perspective. and a better idea how you can you want to avoid interference and to present what you have to of- positive activities that will pro- challenge. Your drive and deter- Don’t feel the need to compete make things turn in your favor. setbacks. Rewards will come your fer. Be precise and don’t make mination will push you to the with a braggart. Insecurity makes vide you with fun, laughter and Use your insight and knowl- way when the job is complete. Ex- promises that you cannot fulfill. good times. Don’t let anyone top and help you bring about people do strange things. edge to get what you want. perience will lead to expertise. Follow through on your plans change. Business trips will drag you down. and strive to excel. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) prove fruitful. Home improvement projects Listen to others’ complaints, Handle financial matters, con- CANCER (June 21-July 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) will promote a better lifestyle Think twice before you commit but don’t venture to disagree or tracts and discussions personal- Partnerships can be estab- and relationship with your loved make a fuss. Once you digest ly. Joint ventures should not be lished and changes can be Say what’s on your mind before to helping a person or a cause. ones. Doing the physical work what’s being said or done, you trusted unless you have every- implemented to make your rela- a personal situation gets blown required will also bring you sat- If there is nothing in it for you, will find an alternative solu- thing documented legally before tionships run smoothly. An open out of proportion. Compromise isfaction. Share your thoughts, you need to back away. It’s up tion that works for everyone you begin. Face-to-face talks will heart and mind will bring good will be necessary if you want to but do your own thing. to you to make wise choices. involved. help you avoid being duped. results. Make love a priority. move forward.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

To tell or not to tell: Man’s co-workers cheat on wives The second rides to the rescue DEAR ABBY: My hus- DEAR SISTER: You’re Bruno Mars, a singer, song- should cash his club winners, band travels frequently Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van a brave girl, and I’m glad writer and producer, said, “I discarding a heart and a dia- with a work crew. It is not Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, you wrote. Regardless of don’t like two stories.” What mond from the dummy, play a unusual for them to be and was founded by her mother, how dysfunctional your fa- was he talking about? heart to the ace, and take the A word with ambiguous gone for months at a time. Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at ther’s relationship may last two trumps, pitching his DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los meaning stays ambiguous remaining diamonds. During these absences, have been with his older until more information is giv- some of the married men Angeles, CA 90069. brother, it does not give Everyone is down to two en. I assumed he was dis- cards. Dummy has a heart on this crew cheat on him the right to abuse cussing someone who had and a diamond, and South their wives, who are at extremely important that punishes the oldest your brother. Your mother been painted into a corner the heart king-jack. East must home with their children. you talk further with your whether he deserves it or may be afraid of your fa- changing his story, but no. He husband about this. While keep a high diamond, so can I feel guilty knowing not. I have come to realize ther or she would have put continued, “I like one story. I I respect your motivation retain only one heart. Then, they are cheating. I don’t this is because of my dad’s a stop to it years ago. never grew up with stairs. I like to disclose what you have to stick to what I know.” when declarer leads dummy’s want them bringing home own bad relationship with You say you are afraid seen to the wives, before Well, this is the second sto- heart, if East plays the queen, any sexually transmitted his older brother and that your father will become vi- South claims. If East plays low, doing anything you must ry of yesterday’s deal. South diseases to their unsus- this is his way of getting olent with you, which sug- South puts up his king and carefully consider what is in seven spades. What pecting spouses. My hus- revenge. gests that you have seen it hopes to drop West’s queen. the consequences could be. should he do after West leads band says I should stay It’s taking a toll on my happen to other family a trump? It is called a show-up squeeze. If you do what you are out of it because it’s not brother emotionally be- North used a transfer, contemplating, your hus- members. If you try to dis- my business, but I feel showed his second suit, band is sure to be ostra- cause he already strug- cuss this further with your bad saying nothing. gles with school and dad, you might be at risk learned that partner had cized by his co-workers. He three- or four-card spade Should I speak to the for violence. could lose his job, and you sports. I’m afraid he will support, used two doses of wives? I have seen the your marriage. become depressed. My It’s important that you Blackwood, and leapt into the cheating firsthand, so I’m mom will never speak up find an adult you trust grand slam. certain it is happening. I DEAR ABBY: I’m a about it, and when I do, who can intervene on your South wins the trump lead, would want to know if it 14-year-old girl with two despite my good relation- brother’s behalf — a teach- draws two more rounds of were me. younger brothers. They ship with my dad, he pun- er, a relative or even a spades, and plays off dum- fight all the time, which I neighbor. Another strong my’s two top diamonds to TORN IN THE ishes me. Sometimes I’m learn about the 4-1 split. How understand is normal. The male may be what it takes NORTHEAST afraid he’ll become vio- should he continue? to protect your brother. problem is, my dad favors lent. I feel boxed in, Abby. It looks like he needs the DEAR TORN: You have P.S. If this doesn’t solve my youngest brother. If Please help. heart finesse to work, but there a moral dilemma, one that there’s a conflict between the problem, please write to is another possibility. Declarer I can’t decide for you. It is my brothers, he always STUCK SISTER me again and let me know.

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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS THE TRIAL COURT LAND COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION given by Charles G. Reither, as Trustee of "Charles G. Reither Realty Trust"; Charles 2016 SM 008935 Docket No. ES162718EA G. Reither; Joseph Reither and JCR Development LLC to Philip L. Goduti, as Trustee ORDER OF NOTICE Essex Probate and Family Court of the "Profit Sharing Plan Master Trust", dated June 24, 2013 and recorded with 45 Congress Street the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 32591, Page 112, To: Salem, MA 01970 of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder by assignment, for breach Jeffrey C Gaudet and Lori A Gaudet (978)744-1020 of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing same will be and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 Estate of: sold at public auction at 10:00 AM, on November 2, 2016 on the mortgaged U.S.C. App. Terrance P. Curley premises being known as 295 Lynnfield Street, Lynn, Massachusetts, being all and § 501 et seq.: Date of Death: 08/26/2016 singular the premises described in said mortgage to wit: U.S. Bank National Association, as Trustee for Structured Asset Securities To all interested persons: The land in Lynn with all buildings and structures thereon bounded and described CorporationMortgage Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2007-EQ1 A Petition for Formal Probate of Will with Appointment of Personal Representative as follows: claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in LYNN, 56 has been filed by: Being shown as Lot 14 on a plan drawn by Eastman and Bradford, C.E., dated MAYFAIR STREET, given by Jeffrey C Gaudet and Lori A Gaudet to Mortgage Jerome M. Curley of Salem MA May 21, 1912, recorded with Essex South Registry of Deeds, Book 2267, Page 1, Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., dated December 18, 2006, and recorded in requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief bounded and described as follows: the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 26412, Page 311, as requested in the Petition. WEST: by Lynnfield Street, fifty (50.00) feet; and now held by the Plaintiff by assignment has/have filed with this court a The Petitioner requests that: NORTH: by Lot 11, on said plan, eighty-two and 90/100 (82.90) feet; complaint for determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. Jerome M. Curley of Salem MA EAST: by Lot 13, on said plan, fifty-five (55.00) feet; If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve Without Surety SOUTH: by Lot 15, on said plan eighty-six and 64/100 (86.64) feet. States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers on the bond in an unsupervised administration. Being the same premises as conveyed to the mortgagor by deed of Charles Gary Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on IMPORTANT NOTICE Reither, dated March 12, 1996, recorded with Essex County (Southern District) that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the Registry of Deeds, Book 13451, Page 248. this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before October Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney The above described premises will be sold SUBJECT TO and with the benefit of all 31, 2016 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on restrictions, easements, improvements, covenants, conditions, building and zoning benefits of said Act. the return day of 10/31/2016. laws, to any and all unpaid taxes, tax titles, water and sewer charges, municipal or Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER, Chief Justice of this Court on September 19, 2016 This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written other public taxes, assessments or liens, and rights of tenants and parties in appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a possession, if any. Attest: timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections TERMS OF SALE: within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further A deposit of $7,500.00 DOLLARS shall be paid by the successful bidder to the Deborah J. Patterson notice to you. mortgagee in cash, by certified or by cashier's check at the time and place of the Recorder UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE sale as a deposit. The successful bidder will be required to execute an Auction 201607-0565-YEL MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM PROBATE CODE (MUPC) Sale Agreement immediately after the close of the bidding. The balance of the Item: October 5, 2016 A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised purchase price shall be paid in cash, by certified check, by cashier's check, or administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the other check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney within thirty (30) days thereafter NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the at the offices of BARSH AND COHEN, P.C., Attorneys for the Mortgagee, 189 Wells administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the Avenue, Newton, Massachusetts, in exchange for which and at such time and Premises: 38 Everett Street, Lynn, MA Court in any manner relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and place, the deed shall be delivered to the purchaser for recording. expenses of administration. The Mortgagee reserves the right to amend the foregoing terms of sale by written or By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. oral announcement made before the auction sale, during the sale thereof or at the mortgage given by John Thurell to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. Date: September 28, 2016 commencement of or during any postponed sale, the right to bid at the sale, to as nominee for Reliant Mortgage Company, LLC and now held by The Bank of New Pamela Casey O'Brien reject any and all bids, and to postpone the sale up until the time the property is York Mellon FKA The Bank of New York as Trustee for the Certificateholders of Register of Probate declared sold by the auctioneer. CWABS, Inc., Asset Backed Certificates Series 2004-AB1 , said mortgage dated Item: October 5, 2016 The description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the July 30, 2004, and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of event of an error in the Notice of Mortgagee's Sale or its publication. Deeds in Book 23205, Page 495, said mortgage was assigned from Mortgage OTHER TERMS TO BE ANNOUNCED AT THE TIME AND PLACE OF THE SALE. Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for Reliant Mortgage Company, Invitation for Bids LLC to The Bank of New York Mellon as Trustee for the Certificateholders of CWABS Project 2017-05 Dated: October 4, 2016 2004-AB1 by assignment dated September 3, 2009 and recorded with said Town of Nahant Boat Ramp and Seawall Rehabilitation Registry of Deeds in Book 28935 at Page 188; for breach of the conditions in said Signed: Peter L. Knox, as Trustee of "The Knox Pension Realty Trust" mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at Public The Town of Nahant (Town) is seeking a Marine Contractor to replace the boat Present Holder of said Mortgage Auction on October 13, 2016 at 12:00 PM Local Time upon the premises, all and ramp and repair the seawall at Tudor Wharf in Nahant. The scope of work includes singular the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: demolition of the existing boat ramp, construction of a new boat ramp having the By its Attorneys, A certain parcel of land, together with the buildings and other improvements same general footprint and slope, and rechinking of the seawall and repair of the thereon, now known and numbered as 38 on Everett Street in Lynn, Essex County, concrete seawall footing. An add alternate will include installation of a granite curb Barsh and Cohen, P.C. Massachusetts, bounded and described as follows: stone fascia along the north side of the boat ramp. SOUTHWESTERLY by Everett Street, ninety-six and 6/10 (96.6) feet, Bidding information may be downloaded from nahant.org after 10:00AM on Neil S. Cohen, Esquire more or less; Wednesday, October 5, 2016 and/or obtained from the Town of Nahant Office of Attorney for the Mortgagee SOUTHEASTERLY by land now or formerly of Wirling, one hundred three the Town Administrator, 334 Nahant Road, Nahant MA 01908 during regular 189 Wells Avenue and no/100 (103) feet, more or less; business hours. Newton, Massachusetts 02459 NORTHEASTERLY by land now or formerly of Smith, one hundred thirty− Sealed Bids will be received at the Town of Nahant Office of the Town (617) 332-4700 three and 211100 (133.21) feet, more or less; and Administrator, 334 Nahant Road, Nahant MA 01908 on or before 10:00 AM, Item: October 5, 12, 19, 2016 NORTHWESTERLY by land now or formerly of Downes, eighty and Wednesday, October 26, 2016 when they will be opened and publicly read. Each no/100 (80) feet, more or less. bid shall be accompanied by a Bid Bond, a certified check, a treasurer's or THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Containing 9648 square feet of land, more or less. cashier's check issued by a responsible bank or trust company or cash payment, LAND COURT The description of the property contained in the mortgage shall control in the event in the amount of five (5) percent of the submitted bid, as Bid Security. The checks DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT of a typographical error in this publication. are to be made payable to the Town of Nahant. Attention of the Bidder is called to 2016 SM 008642 For Mortgagor's Title see deed dated July 30, 2004, and recorded in the the requirements for prevailing wage rates to be paid under this Contract. ORDER OF NOTICE Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds, in Book 23205, Page 493. Prevailing wage rates are required as per M.G.L., Chapter 149, and Section 26 to TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will be sold and conveyed subject to all 27H inclusive and reporting associated thereto. The successful Bidder will be To: liens, encumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax titles, municipal liens and assessments, if required to furnish a Payment and Performance Bond each in the amount of 50% Andrew T. Love any, which take precedence over the said mortgage above described. of the Contract amount. No Bidder may withdraw his/her Bid for a period of ninety and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) Dollars of the purchase price must be paid (90) days after the date designated above for the opening. The Town of Nahant U.S.C. App. in cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check at the time and place Board of Selectmen is the Awarding Authority. The Board reserves the right to § 501 et seq.: of the sale by the purchaser. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in reject any or all Bids or to accept any Bid deemed by them to be in the best The Bank of New York Mellon FKA The Bank of New York, as Trustee for the cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check within thirty (30) days interest of the Town of Nahant, and to limit the extent of the work to keep within certificateholders of the CWABS, Inc., ASSET-BACKED CERTIFICATES, SERIES after the date of sale. the limits of available funds. This procurement is made under Chapter 30 § 39M 2007-1 Other terms to be announced at the sale. of the Massachusetts General Laws. claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in LYNN, numbered 14 CHAPMAN PLACE, given by Andrew T. Love and Kirsch McLean to Shechtman Halperin Savage, LLP Jeff A. Chelgren Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for Countrywide Home 1080 Main Street Town Administrator Loans, Inc., dated December 19, 2006, and recorded in the Essex County Pawtucket, RI 02860 Item: October 5, 2016 (Southern District), Registry of Deeds in Book 26406, Page 204, and now held by Attorney for The Bank of New York Mellon FKA the Plaintiff by assignment, has/have filed with this court a complaint for The Bank of New York as Trustee for the COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. Certificateholders of CWABS, Inc., Asset Backed LAND COURT If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United Certificates Series 2004-AB1 DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers Present Holder of the Mortgage CASE NO: 16SM00912 Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on (401) 272-1400 ORDER OF NOTICE that basis, then you oryour attorney must file a written appearance and answer in Item: September 21, 28, October 5, 2016 this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before October TO: Maryanne Byrne and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the 31, 2016 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 U.S.C. App. Section 501 et seq.:Nationstar benefits of said Act. Mortgage LLC claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER, Chief Justice of this Court on September 14, 2016 Lynn, 21 Sheehan Road, given by Maryanne Byrne to Eastern Bank dated June 18, 2010, and registered at Essex County (Southern District) Registry of the Land Attest: Court as Document No. 510314, and noted on Certificate of Title No. 61976, and Have something to sell? now held by Plaintiff by assignment, has/have filed with this court a complaint for Deborah J. Patterson determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. If you now are, Recorder or recently have been, in the active military service of the United States of 201511-0291-PRP We can help! America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers Civil Item: October 5, 2016 Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before November 7, 2016 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the benefits of said Act. Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER, Chief Justice of this Court on September 23, 2016 Attest: Deborah J. Patterson Recorder A-4594177 10/05/2016 Item: October 5, 2016 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7

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I’ve encountered many ed to Italy instead of New marinated in lemon juice food surprises when vis- England. and olive oil and served iting Italy. The one that Near Rome is an apart- on a bed of fresh arugu- most brings fear as well as ment in Marinella that la. My grandfather was delight has also been in my fam- proud of the arugula that is the ily for generations. Once he apparently brought as wild boar a fashionable beach town seed from Italy; it was so hunt. popular with the Romans valued. Now it is on every When because of its proximity menu in America. Sea ur- I was to the city, it was a great chins, on the other hand, sleeping weekend spot. There are are very popular in Ita- in the still reminders of a more ly but haven’t caught on Rosalie old farm- elegant past; restaurants in this country. The most Harrington house in that have been run by the crude and interesting pre- FOOD Marche same families forever and sentation I had there was EDITOR that has interesting architecture in from a truck that carried been the seaside hotels. What these sea creatures that in the family for gener- I found fascinating were had the most delicious ations, I could hear the the tall pine trees that creamy taste of the sea baby boars making their bordered the town. When inside. Skilled shermen way under the supposedly my relatives told me that used a special tool to re- secure iron fence that sur- these were the pine trees lease the roe, which was Tomato Tart rounded the property. that grew the pignoli that scooped out with bread Little did they know a our family loves to eat I that was used like a spoon. large relative of theirs — Line a tart pan with a removable bottom with pastry: was in awe. These expen- In the early morning peo- was marinating for the sive nuts are harvested ple would line up to buy — In a food processor place 1 ½ cup, ½ teaspoon salt; pulse for a few seconds to combine. past three days in a spe- by hand and grow un- bread freshly-made with cial concoction of wine and der conditions that defy semolina  our and wait — Cut up 1 stick of cold butter; pulse with our to combine. juniper berries, awaiting cultivation, fertilization, for the truck with the sea the re pit. irrigation and all kinds urchins. — Add 1 tablespoon of Crisco; pulse until it resembles coarse cornmeal. Pigs are vital to another of mechanical spraying, In Italy, antipasti are popular delight of Marche harvesting and shelling. — With machine running, add, in a steady stream, 4 ½ tablespoon ice water. generally based on the — white truf es, which Apparently, their use goes ingredients typical of the were traditionally locat- back to biblical times. Pes- — Immediately turn the machine off as a ball begins to form. region. Prosciutto crudo, ed (by sense of smell) and to and pine nut tarts and or raw ham from Parma, — Gather pastry and form into a hamburger shape; wrap and refrigerate for 30 minutes. dug out of the ground by stuf ngs made with rai- is one of my favorites. It is pigs and boars, although sins and pine nuts have — Cook a few rashes of cut-up bacon with a sliced red onion. Set aside. Reserve the bacon dogs are preferred today. been part of my family’s served very thinly sliced with ripe melon or fresh fat. When you speak of white repertoire forever. truf es, you almost have On a visit to Sicily sever- gs. Salami or braesola — Slice about 5 or 6 good-size tomatoes of different colors (yellow, orange and red); set aside. to genu ect when utter- al years ago, I had my rst share a plate with crusty ing the word — they are encounter with a wood- bread and butter. A typi- — After 30 minutes, roll out the pastry and  t into tart pan, prick with a fork all over. a great gift of nature that burning oven. These ovens cal Italian meal will end with cheese from the area — With a pastry brush, spread some pesto or dijon mustard on the pastry, then sprinkle about are added gently to the have become popular in most delicious of dishes: this country as artisanal and fruit rather than a 1 cup of feta cheese over this. Risotto and pasta has nev- pizza restaurants become sweet dessert. One favor- er been more luscious and more common, and I have ite of mine I learned from — Sprinkle the bacon and onion over that. Arrange the tomatoes in a rose-like pattern. Sprin- fragrant. a couple of friends who my grandfather was fresh Fall is a great time to have installed them at sliced peaches in wine kle the bacon fat or olive oil over the tomatoes; sprinkle with sea salt. visit this part of Italy; home. The  avors they in- served in a wine glass — Bake in a preheated 325 degree oven until the pastry slightly browns. the weather is perfect for fuse into food are wonder- with a sprinkle of sugar sightseeing and the fall ful. They are common in and a few amaretti cook- — Serve with an arugula salad, tossed with lemon and olive oil, salt and pepper. harvest of various squash Italy, along with g trees ies on the side. There were and the preparations cre- in the yard. no rules about wine and ated with them are far There are so many un- age as I remember. more interesting than our usual foods to try in Italy, Each year, our harvest Thanksgiving pie. There’s many of which have in u- of tomatoes brings the ravioli stuffed with mas- enced American cuisine. In opportunity for new and capone and pumpkin plus Sicily, I also experienced exciting  avors. Make onth Spe a hint of nutmeg that the tuna roe, a delicacy sauce, stuffed tomatoes k M a one imagines would have that was tossed with pas- and something wonderful o ke made the pilgrims wonder ta and tuna carpaccio with that you may have never o r why they hadn’t navigat- capers, as well as raw tuna tasted — a Tomato Tart. B S h e is r COOKING ON DEADLINE: Chicken

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