SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2018 Revere This ANYTHING BUT murder book suspect is STEREOTYPICAL By Thor Jourgensen found ITEM EDITORIAL DIRECTOR LYNN — Shontae Pitcher-Cros- by is a human battering ram. guilty The objects of her attacks are emotions and preconceived no- By Bridget Turcotte tions that keep people from mak- ITEM STAFF ing the most of themselves and appreciating others. BOSTON — An East Pitcher-Crosby, who writes un- Boston man was convict- der the pen name Vick Breedy, ed of murder Friday for is the East Lynn author of books his role in the 2015 fatal eshing out her ideas and the shooting of an 18-year-old founder of social media-driven in Revere. efforts for self improvement, in- A Suffolk Superior cluding one titled “Genetically Court jury found Luis Resilient.” Urbaez, 33, guilty of sec- With the slogan emblazoned on a ond-degree murder for ballcap and wearing a shirt bear- killing Andres Jaramillo; ing the title of her book, “Bitter,” armed assault with intent Pitcher-Crosby will spend part of to murder for shooting at, Saturday in Boston’s Black Mar- but not hitting, a second ket, an urban space set aside for teen; and unlawful posses- vendors, many of them women, to sion of a  rearm. He faces sell their wares and communicate a mandatory life term at their ideas. a sentencing hearing next She hopes to sell copies of her week, according to Suffolk books “Bitter,” “Still Bitter” and County District Attorney “Bitter Family Secrets,” and her John P. Pappas. most recent work, “Stereotyped*.” In a 2015 arraignment, “Stereotyped*” was the central Assistant District Attor- focus earlier this month of a Lynn ney Mark Zanini told the forum aimed at confronting and ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK court that shortly before breaking down stereotypes. midnight on Jan. 22, 2015, Shontae Pitcher-Crosby, who writes under the pen name Vick Breedy, wrote the book Urbaez and Juan “Juani- “Stereotyped*,” which deals with the stereotypes associated with black men. BOOK, A3 to” Gaviria, of Revere, were searching for a teen in Revere who had been involved in a physical al- INSIDE tercation with Gaviria Saugus state representative earlier that day. Nahant The two men located the Town extends teen, and Jaramillo, in Ja- candidates want to debate efforts to become ramillo’s parked Honda dementia-friendly. A2 Accord on Gar eld Avenue By Bridget Turcotte local community and the state of of our district,” he said. at around 2 a.m. on Jan. ITEM STAFF Massachusetts, it is important for The 9th Essex District encom- Opinion 23. According to Zanini’s voters to have a full understand- passes precincts 1, 2, 4-9 in Saugus; Shribman: The Caleb statement to the court, SAUGUS — Rep. Donald Wong ing of our respective positions be- precincts 1, 2, 3 and 7 in Wake eld; Cushing candidate. A4 Gaviria and Urbaez pulled (R-Saugus) and challenger Matt fore election day on Nov. 6,” said and Ward 1 precincts 1 and 2 in up alongside the parked Crescenzo have agreed to face off in Crescenzo. Lynn. Sports vehicle and opened  re on a Saugus debate. But the questions Crescenzo said he is challenging “I would agree to one more,” said Classical football the two occupants, striking of when and where remain. Wong to three additional debates Wong. “Every opponent I’ve had, drops another and killing Jaramillo. Crescenzo released a statement in Wake eld, Saugus, and Lynn, I’ve had one (debate with) in Wake- heartbreaker. B1 Police responded to Gar- Wednesday challenging Wong to a at varying times to allow for more  eld and one in Saugus. Right now   eld Avenue, a side street debate. In an interview with The community participation. I’m just waiting to see if anyone in Revere football wins near North Shore Road, Item Friday, Wong said he was on “This will allow us to openly dis- Saugus is going to sponsor it.” another nailbiter. B1 and found Jaramillo, of board. cuss our vision and plan to confront Chelsea, with fatal gun- “With critical matters facing our the issues we face with the people DEBATE, A3 shot wounds. Gaviria, then 18, was or- dered held without bail at his arraignment in Suffolk Superior court in Decem- Erik Whittier: ber 2015. He was charged with  rst-degree murder, assault with intent to mur- He’s the leader der, unlawful possession of a  rearm, and carrying a loaded  rearm. of the band At the time, Urbaez was at large and was being By Steve Krause sought by the State Police ITEM STAFF Violent Fugitives Appre- hensive Section. He was LYNN — When you’re at a high school foot- arrested Dec. 16, 2015, ac- ball game this season, and halftime beckons, cording to Suffolk County it may be your time to get a couple of slices of District Attorney spokes- pizza, or to socialize, or perhaps do something man Jake Wark. else. Urbaez and Gaviria are Chances are, you’re not sitting in the stands being tried separately, taking in the band concert. Lynn English se- said Wark. Gaviria’s trial nior Erik Whittier wishes more people would. is scheduled for Dec. 10, Whittier, a drummer and drum major, is 2018. fully committed to an aspect of football that In the past two weeks was once part of the pageantry of a Saturday Zanini introduced evi- afternoon, but has now fallen by the wayside dence and testimony prov- in a sea of halftime talking heads and high- ing that an associate of lights. Urbaez had been involved English High “Sometimes,” he said, “I wish there was a lit- in a physical altercation drum major Erik tle more focus on it. At halftime, when we start on Jan. 21, 2015. Whittier leads the to play, not a lot of people pay attention to us.” Lynn high MURDER, A3 school band. BAND, A3

STEVE KRAUSE AT LARGE I am the proverbial grey-haired white guy you keep hearing about I wasn’t born into wealth by any success in life. I understand that we of- the early-to-mid 1970s as impossible Series. I was allowed to walk into the means, and I haven’t found it. But if I ten create our own obstacles, but none to conquer. And take my word for it, it Bruins locker room in 1973 at the age of wasn’t born into privilege in monetary of the ones I’ve encountered along the wasn’t. They all eventually retired and 19 without even a media badge! terms, I was born into the privilege of way were put there systematically or it was our turn to step to the front of It was a given, in my family, that I expectations. institutionally. I encountered no prej- the line. would graduate from high school and My destination was fait accompli from udice that couldn’t be easily overcome, But I never had to  le suit to get go to college. There was no debate. No the time I started elementary school unless you see the natural antipathy access to a lockerroom the way Melissa unseen or seen forces pulling me in right on up to today. of old-time Red Sox beat reporters and Ludtke of Sports Illustrated did in 1977 directions I shouldn’t be going. Here’s why. the young Watergate-inspired wise- after being barred from the New York I had no built-in impediments to my guys who ooded into the profession in Yankees clubhouse during the World KRAUSE, A3

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Barry M. Stevens, 70 Nahant extends efforts to 1948-2018 LYNN — Barry Barry enjoyed golf, become dementia-friendly “Cuda” Michael Ste- visiting his grandchil- vens, 70, a lifelong dren locally and in By Bridget Turcotte ment to provide meaning- The acoustic duo The chusetts, Worcester, the resident of Lynn, Myrtle Beach, watch- ITEM STAFF ful activities for people Joneses will lead off with Institute of Museum and passed away on Fri- ing their sporting with memory impairment nostalgic tunes. Library Services, and is NAHANT — The Nah- day, Sept. 28, 2018 events, and sitting in and for their caregivers. Federal grants from the administered by the Mas- at Mass. General the sun shirtless. ant Council on Aging, Na- In Nahant, it is part of a Institute for Museum and sachusetts Board of Li- Hospital. Service informa- hant Public Library, and larger project to create a Library Services and the Born in Lynn, Barry tion: Barry’s funeral Nahant Village Church brary Commissioners. dementia-friendly town. National Library of Medi- was the beloved son will be held from are banding together to The National Network It is estimated that more cine will allow the library of the late Richard and Mary the CUFFE-McGINN Funeral ght the confusion and of Libraries of Medicine (O’Malley) Stevens. Home, 157 Maple St., Lynn, isolation of Alzheimer’s than 100 Nahant resi- to offer music and memo- funds projects to improve He was the loving father of on Wednesday, Oct. 3 at 10 disease. dents may be experiencing ry kits for loan, and down- access to health informa- Michael Stevens and his wife, a.m., followed by a funeral Beginning Nov. 8 from dementia, and nearly 170 loadable music, audio- tion. Kammy of Newton, N.H. for- Mass at 11 a.m. at St. Pius 10 a.m. to noon, people residents may be family books, and movies online. All Memory Cafe gath- merly of Lynn, Scott Stevens, V Church, 215 Maple St., with the disease or other caregivers, according to In February, the season- erings will be free. Reg- with whom he lived in Lynn, Lynn. Burial will follow in dementias and their care library director Sharon al Nahant Reads Together istration is preferred by and Wendy Culpepper and Pine Grove Cemetery. Visiting partners will meet at the Hawkes. town-wide read will focus not required. For more in- her husband, Evan of Myrtle hours will be held on Tuesday, library for conversation, Greater Lynn Senior on reading and learning formation and to register, Beach, S.C.; and the cher- Oct. 2 from 3-7:30 p.m. at refreshments, music, art, Services, which also hosts more about dementia. contact Sharon Hawkes ished grandfather of Connor, the funeral home. In lieu of and storytelling. a cafe at the Lynn Muse- The Dementia Friendly at Nahant Library at 781- Joshua, Kadence, and Owen owers contributions in Bar- The cafe will continue um, will help get the Nah- Nahant project is funded 581-0306. Stevens and EJ and Evie ry’s memory may be made to on the second Thursday of ant Cafe underway. Guest by federal grants from the Culpepper, and the former the Cystic Fibrosis Founda- each month with perfor- artists and presenters will National Library of Med- Bridget Turcotte can be husband of Joann (Mannell) tion, 220 N Main St. #104, mances or stories. add their talents to create icine, National Institutes reached at bturcotte@item- Stevens of Myrtle Beach. Natick, MA 01760 or via The Memory Cafe is part an engaging morning for of Health and through live.com. Follow her on Barry graduated www.cff.org. To share a of an international move- the guests. the University of Massa- Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. from Lynn English High memory or leave online School with the Class condolences, please of ’66 and served in the visit www.cuffemc- U.S. Army in Vietnam ginn.com. France calls for new global during the Vietnam War. He worked as a manager at Kohl’s in Saugus for more than 14 years prior to his retirement. coalition of ‘goodwill powers’

By Collin Binkley Edward F. McCarthy ASSOCIATED PRESS CAMBRIDGE — France’s leaders proposed Edward F. McCarthy passed was also an avid movie buff a new alliance of “goodwill away on Sept. 26, 2018 sur- and always had a recommen- powers” on Friday in an at- rounded by family and friends. dation and a copy to loan you. tempt to revive the type of Born and raised in Lynn, he He loved the Three Stooges, global diplomacy that they was the son of the late Edward Daffy Duck, The Beatles, and say is being jeopardized by F. McCarthy and Mary Argenti- Elvis — especially Elvis. the United States, Russia na McCarthy. Ed is survived by his three and other countries that After attending Lynn Clas- loving sisters, Agnes Serino of favor unilateralism over sical High School Ed joined Salem, Rita Rebidue of Lynn, cooperation. the United Sates Marines. and MaryEllen McCarthy of French Foreign Affairs While serving in the Marines Lynn, and is reunited in spirit Minister Jean-Yves Le during the Vietnam War, Ed with his late brothers, Henry Drian announced the plan was awarded the Purple P. McCarthy and William D. during a speech at Har- Heart. After being honorably McCarthy. He is also survived vard University, suggest- discharged from the Marines by many nieces and nephews ing that Europe should in 1971, he began working for who will always remember align itself with countries the Lynn Public Schools as a their wisecracking, big-heart- like India, Australia, Mex- custodian. Ed was a dedicat- ed uncle with love. ico and other “powerful ed public servant to the Lynn Service information: His democracies” that share a Public Schools for 33 years funeral will be held on Mon- commitment to multilat- until his retirement in 2004. day at 10 a.m. from the eralism. His seemingly gruff exterior hid SOLIMINE Funeral Home, a heart of gold, and he was a 67 Ocean St. (Route 1A), His speech described an erosion of the brand of di- favorite among the schoolchil- Lynn, followed by a funer- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS dren he served. al Mass at 11 a.m. in Holy plomacy that brought na- One of Ed’s proudest mo- Family Church. Burial will be tions together following French Foreign Affairs Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian speaks at the Ken- ments was in 1982 when he in the Vietnam War Veterans World War II and led to nedy School of Government at Harvard University in Cambridge Friday. was elected president of the Section of Pine Grove Cem- the creation of the Unit- ed Nations, saying some Lynn Public Schools Employ- etery. Relatives and friends that situation without do- braced and could play a countries now resort to ation, including a Tues- ees Union, American Feder- are respectfully invited to ing anything, without tak- strong role if it chooses to day speech at the annual ation of State, County, and attend. Visiting hours Sun- disinformation and intim- idation to pursue their ing any kind of initiative? join. meeting of the United Na- Municipal Unions, (AFSCME) day 4-7 p.m. In lieu of ow- I think our point of view is “We don’t want to create tions General Assembly in Local 1736. Ed served as ers donations may be made own interests. Speaking through an that we don’t,” he said. “In any opposition. Our objec- New York. president until 1995. Ed was to New England Center and these uncertain times, it is tive is to revive multilater- Macron decried nation- and still is the longest serving Home for Veterans, Advance- interpreter, he told The important that we speak alism, which has been the alism and self-interest in president of AFSCME ment Of ce, P.O. Box Associated Press that he up.” way of doing things since Local 1736 since its 845257 Boston, MA believes the United States his speech, which followed inception in 1973. 02284-5257. Direc- “methodically and regu- Although it’s still little the end of World War II,” shortly after U.S. Presi- Ed’s greatest passion tions and guestbook larly jeopardizes the fun- more than an idea, the he said. “It’s not against dent Donald Trump gave was playing golf. If he at www.solimine.com. damentals of multilateral- coalition would intend to anybody, but we see it as a his own address defend- wasn’t at home spend- ism” through its approach go on with or without the real issue.” ing an America- rst policy ing time with his family and to the U.N., trade deals United States. Still, the The proposal builds on and saying he rejects “the friends, you could always nd and other international minister denied any at- French President Emman- ideology of globalism” in him out on a golf course. Ed agreements. tempt to isolate America, uel Macron’s recent calls favor of “the doctrine of “Do we have to suffer saying it would be em- for greater global cooper- patriotism.”

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Harvard discrimination suit daughter in 2001. No payments and no returned 13.5 percent last discomfort while walking. coverage on beaches. of cially headed to trial A spokesman for the interest will be required year, while the University The league, along with Department of Correc- during the rst six of Pennsylvania saw a Beverly and state police, Pedestrian on interstate CAMBRIDGE (AP) — tion tells the Cape Cod months of each loan made return of 12.9 percent. are asking for the public’s struck and killed by rig A lawsuit alleging that Times that 43-year-old to eligible businesses. If Harvard’s endowment help in tracking down Harvard University’s Erin Colleran was found the loan extends beyond chief, Narv Narvekar, said whoever was responsible LEXINGTON (AP) — A admissions practice dis- unresponsive in her cell six months, market rates the school’s portfolio is for Angel’s plight. man has died after being criminates against Asian Wednesday at the state would then apply. “still in the early stages struck by a tractor-trail- Americans is of cially prison in Framingham. Also Friday, Democrat- of a multi-year transition, Cape Cod town searches for er on Interstate 95 in with much work ahead.” headed to trial. Cause of death was not ic U.S. Sens. Elizabeth answers after fatal shark bite Lexington. Warren and Edward Further details about The judge overseeing immediately known. State Police say the pe- Colleran was originally Markey said the Senate the endowment’s perfor- the case rejected motions WELLFLEET (AP) — A destrian, whose name has found guilty of rst-de- Commerce, Science and mance will be released in fatal shark attack has from both sides Friday not been released, was asking to rule on their gree murder in the death Transportation Commit- October. residents of a Cape Cod in the northbound lanes behalf. The judge says of her daughter, Skyler, tee had agreed to hold an Harvard’s endowment town discussing what can of the highway at about there’s still too much in in the family’s Sandwich oversight hearing in Mas- is the nation’s largest be done to prevent such dispute. home. The state’s highest sachusetts on the Sept. 13 but has lagged in recent tragedies in the future. 3:45 a.m. Friday when The group Students For court later reduced the disaster. No date was set years. Narvekar was The Cape Cod Times he was struck by the rig. Fair Admissions led the conviction to second-de- for the hearing. hired in 2016 to turn it reports that hundreds of The man was taken to a suit in 2014. It says Asian gree murder, ruling there The blasts killed one around. people attended a commu- hospital where he was American applicants have was no premeditation and person, injured some nity meeting in Well eet pronounced dead. the best academic records that Colleran was severe- 25 others and damaged Police seek owner of Thursday night, but there Investigators say they but the lowest admission ly depressed at the time. or destroyed dozens of malnourished dog found was little consensus on do not know why the man rate among any race. Colleran has been eligi- homes and businesses. how to proceed in the was in the roadway at the Harvard denies any ble for parole for several wandering street future. time. bias and says it considers years under the reduced Harvard endowment grows to BEVERLY (AP) — The Arthur Medici of Revere Police say the driver of race only as one of many sentence. Her lawyer led $39B after 10 percent return Animal Rescue League died Sept. 15 after being the tractor-trailer was factors in deciding which a motion earlier this year and state police are trying bitten by a shark while a 40-year-old man from students to admit. to have her examined by a CAMBRIDGE (AP) — to identify the former boogie-boarding off New- Northampton, Pa. Both sides have present- forensic psychologist. Harvard University says owner or caretaker of a comb Hollow Beach. It ed reports from econo- its endowment has grown badly malnourished dog was Massachusetts’ rst mists that they say prove Emergency loans available to $39.2 billion after found wandering the fatal shark attack in 80 their case. The judge 781-593-7700 for businesses hurt by blasts returning 10 percent on streets in Beverly. years. Publishing Daily, except Sundays says it will require closer its investments in the last Of cials say the small, Some residents suggest- USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 examination. LAWRENCE (AP) — A scal year. terrier-type male, believed ed that steps be taken Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA The bench trial is sched- $1 million emergency It marks a slight im- to be 10 years old, has to cull the population of and additional of ces. uled to begin Oct. 15. loan fund has been set provement over an 8.1 great white sharks and Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item been named Angel and is Subscriptions up for businesses directly percent return that disap- now getting care. It had the gray seals that are Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States Woman convicted of killing impacted by a series of pointed Harvard of cials no identifying microchip. attracting the predators $20.00 for 4 weeks daughter dies in prison natural gas explosions last year but still falls The Animal Rescue to Cape waters. But ex- $65.00 for 13 weeks and res. short of returns recently League of Boston says the perts said that would be $130.00 for 26 weeks $260.00 for 1 year FRAMINGHAM (AP) Republican Gov. Charlie announced by some other dog was dirty and in “ap- dif cult and could violate Send payment to and POSTMASTER, — Prison of cials are in- Baker and of cials from elite universities. palling condition” when federal law. send address changes to: vestigating the death of a Lawrence, Andover and The Massachusetts found earlier this week, A number of meeting The Daily Item woman who was convicted North Andover announced Institute of Technology with overgrown nails that participants complained 110 Munroe St. of killing her 2-year-old the fund on Friday. says its investments were causing the animal about spotty cellphone P.O. Box 5 Lynn, MA 01903 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A3 This book is anything but stereotypical Revere murder BOOK From A1 suspect guilty “We wanted to open up a dialogue,” said Darrell Murkison, a Lynn resident MURDER Urbaez’s co-defendant whose civic engagement From A1 will be tried separately contributions have includ- next month. ed work with the Com- The homicide was in- Anite Cetoute was the munity Minority Cultural vestigated by the Suffolk DA’s assigned victim-wit- Center. County State Police De- ness advocate. Urbaez “Stereotypes are not go- tective Unit with the as- represented himself at tri- ing away anytime soon,” sistance of Revere Police he added, “If people have detectives. Based on their al with attorney Gregory more information, they efforts and an extensive Barison as stand-by coun- are more reluctant to use presentation to the Suf- sel. Sentencing is sched- stereotypes.” folk County Grand Jury, uled for Oct. 4. Pitcher-Crosby said the Urbaez was indicted for African-American male first-degree murder and Bridget Turcotte can be characters in her book are other offenses in Decem- reached at bturcotte@item- easily stereotyped until ber 2015 and arrested a live.com. Follow her on she strips away their su- few days later. Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. perficial images and re- veals their complexities. She published the 247- Erik Whittier: The page book in July to ask a fundamental question: “How does stereotyping leader of the band perpetuate racism?” “People are really af- drum major. fected by this and people BAND “I saw the seniors do- are really thinking about From A1 ing it, and knew that was this,” she said. The high school band, something I would want to The daughter of a teen- however, is no different do,” he said. age mother, Pitcher-Cros- than the high school foot- Lest anyone think of by spent her childhood ball team when it comes to Whittier as a one-dimen- in Lynn and Malden and the work and preparation divided her time between sional student, he swims involved in putting on a in the winter for the Bull- Malden, where her mother good show. Whittier is in lived, and the Lynn home dogs, and, for good mea- the middle of all of it. sure, he is on the math of her paternal grand- “I guess you could say mother, Gloria Breedy team. I’m the captain of the In fact, said Whittier, his Pitcher. band, or the closest thing She started writing love of math centers him there is to a captain,” when all else is swirling while attending the Gregg Whittier said Thursday Neighborhood House. around him. afternoon as he prepared “I find it relaxing,” said During Black History for Friday night’s Lynn Month, students set aside Whittier, who is taking Classical-Gloucester advanced-placement cal- board games and balls and game at Manning Field. picked up books and pen- culus this year. “And I also That’s right. An English find the challenge of it a cils. High drum major is play- “I always liked to read lot of fun. We go to tour- ing at a Classical game. naments and we’re each and I got into poetry,” she That’s because the band said. given math problems to consists of students from solve, and you get a point She graduated Classi- the three Lynn public for each one you solve cal High School in 1995 schools — which some- right.” and earned a sociology times causes logistical im- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK But make no mistake. degree at the University pediments when it comes His overriding passion is of Massachusetts-Boston, Shontae Pitcher-Crosby says the African-American male characters in to preparation. band. He hopes to go to later earning a master’s her book are easily stereotyped until she strips away their superficial “Students have to be UMass-Amherst next fall degree. Working initial- images and reveals their complexities. bused to wherever we’re ly as a social worker and practicing,” he said, “and and major in music edu- then as a case manager and made characters out by discovered she was the and son, William Crosby it takes a while to get ev- cation. And yes, he wants for a biotechnology firm of my emotions,” she said. older woman’s health care III, with her writing and eryone together, and to to play in the Minuteman exposed Pitcher-Crosby to The message behind “Bit- proxy and she embarked promotional efforts. She get everyone in their po- band. He became inter- people dealing with tough ter” and her “Genetically on a prolonged journey is looking to next winter’s sitions.” ested in the school when life struggles and life-and- Resilient” social media through the medical world Black History Month cel- But when they do, Whit- he attended UMass Band death medical challenges. drive is that people have to get her grandmother ebrations as a potential tier is front and center, Day last year, where 100 The temptation to draw the capacity to take seem- well. In the process, she forum to expand the ste- splitting his time between different bands put on ex- inward and become bitter ingly negative experiences, said, the endeavor took a reotype discussion and playing and directing. hibitions, and got to watch in the face of tough cir- turn them into positive life toll on her own health and she is working with clini- He’s always liked drum- the Minuteman band per- cumstances and challeng- lessons, and share those well being. cians and a fitness coach ming from the time he form their halftime rou- es, including her own, in- lessons with others. “That experience and to embark on a woman’s was in elementary school. tine. spired her to write “Bitter” She fine-tuned her own stress took a lot out of me wellness program. “I’ve been doing music “That’s where I got the and turn the book into a ability to make this trans- but I want to inspire peo- “It addresses issues that since the fourth grade,” he inspiration to go there and trilogy. formation after her mater- ple,” she said. threaten women’s ability said, “and the first instru- join,” he said. “I’ll be going “I had a whole bunch nal grandmother, Frances She juggles her Cam- to practice self care. Wom- ment I got was the drum. I through the early-accep- of emotions I was going Vick, collapsed with a se- bridge job and life with en feel guilty taking time fell in love with it, and I’ve tance process soon.” through, so I got creative rious illness. Pitcher-Cros- her fiancé, Kevin Howe, for themselves,” she said. been doing it ever since.” Whittier carries a 3.76 He began studying the GPA, good enough to rank way classic drummers 16th out of a class of near- Saugus state representative candidates want to debate like Buddy Rich and John ly 350 seniors. Between Bonham played. And studies, swimming, band DEBATE biggest priority would be trict and I want to be here tions in the town of Sau- while he’s recently toyed and his math team ac- From A1 because things change to do more.” gus, and I have also raised with the idea of playing tivities, there isn’t much so fast. He wants to be Wong said he has the ex- a family here.” the ukulele, drums are room for anything else in Crescenzo said he is run- re-elected to focus on help- perience it takes because Crescenzo is a U.S. Army his thing. When he was his life. But that’s OK, he ning for the seat because he ing people young and old, he served as a Town Meet- veteran who served over- old enough, he joined the says. believes the current politi- and to help push bills that ing member and select- seas in Afghanistan and band, and knew instant- “I guess you could say cal process is not working. affect little things in ev- man before he was elected South Korea as a commu- ly that his ultimate high I’m fully committed to it,” If elected, Crescenzo said eryday life. as a state representative. nications specialist secu- school goal was to be the he said. he would focus his efforts “We have to be ready to “I know the difference rity officer. Most recently, on healthcare for veterans adapt to whatever hap- between local, state and the Saugus resident was and treatment of mental pens in our district and federal government,” he an IT specialist at Lynn health and addiction. the commonwealth,” he said. “And me and my fam- Community Health Cen- Wong said it’s difficult said. “I’ve always done ily have run a successful ter before leaving to cam- for him to say what his what I could for my dis- business for three genera- paign full time. I am the proverbial grey-haired white guy you keep hearing about

KRAUSE you-know-what off when wider lens these days, and was far, far removed from From A1 I was in my 20s and 30s see so many people whose the most powerful Amer- to get into a position to life experiences have ican demographic, gave As a white male coming succeed in the field I included these barriers riveting testimony that of age, the world was my chose, but I knew that I never had to deal with. exposed the very essence oyster. All I had to do was going in, expected it, and And it also dawns on me of it. show up and participate. accepted it. But there was that I’ll never be able to Brett Kavanaugh will If I drove down the never a situation where I truly understand the myr- probably be confirmed street, I didn’t have encountered unexpected iad of ways my whiteness by the full Senate. But to worry about being barriers created by those and maleness have given like JFK and Bill Clinton stopped — even if I might out to preserve their “way me advantages in life, and before him, Kavanaugh’s have been speeding. And of life” at my expense. I’m aware I could never story is one of privilege if I got stopped, half the My physical desirability presume to judge anyone and false entitlement. time I was let off with had no bearing on my suc- from my rather narrow And instead of keeping warnings. I’m pretty sure cess. I was never forced to perspective. it at arm’s length, the that guarantee was not do anything that repulsed President Obama’s still-predominant Amer- afforded to some others me to advance, nor was election held out hope ican demographic seems my age. anything ever suggested. that the door would to be intent on embracing I’ve never been pulled Since I am such a prod- swing wide open and give it yet again. over merely for driving uct of my times and cir- all Americans an equal a car. And the one time cumstances, the realiza- opportunity to achieve Steve Krause can be police came to my door tion of just how privileged their goals, but it didn’t reached at skrause@item- (someone had mistakenly I was, and am, dawned on turn out that way. People live.com. identified my car as being me slowly. in power don’t just cede it involved in a robbery) the But I get it now. And willingly for the greater detective left 15 minutes while I’m grateful that good. History has re- LAW OFFICES OF later, satisfied there had I grew up with minimal soundingly proven that. JAMES J. CARRIGAN Need to find been a mistake. Nobody interference when it came Remember all the talk • Social Security Disability dragged me into a squad to achieving my goals, after the 2012 presidential • Workers Compensation an article? car and brought me to the I am more and more election that the national • Accidents 25 years located across station. cognizant that there’s an demographic had changed from Lynn District Court I think you all get my increasingly large popu- permanently? Well, not so point by now. I never had lation of Americans who fast. It may be changing, 15 Johnson St. Subscribe to to scale any walls I didn’t haven’t had that tacit but there’s still enough of 781-596-0100 set out to scale. There JAMES J. CARRIGAN e-edition on assurance. I took these the old one left. ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN were no glass ceilings to things for granted. Others So here we are. Glued RONALD D. MALLOY shatter. haven’t been as fortunate. to the television as a www.jamescarriganlaw.com Sure, I had to work my I look around, with a woman, who, in the 1980s, [email protected] A4 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2018 OPINION DAVID M. SHRIBMAN HOW TO REACH US

E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M H. S The Caleb Cushing candidate Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg E C  J. Edward M. Grant Brett Kavanaugh, meet Caleb chologist who says he sexually as- Advertising Director T  J  Gordon R. Hall Cushing. saulted her, considered those two 110 Munroe St. Editorial Director Monica Connell Healey Long forgotten nationally and questions. But their deliberations, P.O. Box 5 W J. K J. Patrick Norton Chief Financial O cer much ignored even in his native and those of the 100 senators who Lynn, MA 01903 Michael H. Shanahan J N. W  Massachusetts, Cushing (1800- will determine his destiny if his Customer Service Chief Operating O cer Chairman 1879) was a member of the House, nomination reaches the floor, are Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PŽ attorney general in the Franklin colored by an ancillary mystery: Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Pierce administration and a distin- Are their answers to the “Did Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 guished diplomat in the middle of he?”/“Does it?” questions colored by Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 the 19th century. He was also put their party, their views on judicial Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 forward for the Supreme Court and precedent and their positions on le- Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 failed to win confirmation, finally gal abortion? Or put another way: Classifi ed Advertising Brian C. Ÿayer, 1996-1999 classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 retreating into the mists of histo- Does where they stand on Kavana- Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 ry, not even rating a place in the ugh depend on where they sit in the Subscriptions John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 myths of history. party divide and on the important [email protected] But he is worth recalling this social and economic questions of Circulation week, when another embattled the time? [email protected] Supreme Court nominee is at the The 19th-century analogues to Ext. 3 vortex of a national political storm, those questions were at issue with his past actions under scrutiny, Caleb Cushing. Newsroom [email protected] his suitability for the high court Despite his prestige and record [email protected] questioned amid intense, roiling of rectitude, Cushing was a lifelong Ext. 4 feelings. Like Judge Brett Kava- center of controversy. “During an EDITORIALS naugh — but perhaps unlike any age in which partisanship ran to ex- Sports other Supreme Court possibility — tremes, Cushing made implacable [email protected] Cushing’s past was seized upon in enemies,” Claude M. Fuess wrote in Ext. 5 a burst of passion, for the issue at the first paragraph of his two-vol- Retail and Online Ford’s grilling the center of his nomination fight ume biography of Cushing, pub- Advertising was also at the center of national lished in 1923. “He was not a figure [email protected] whom Massachusetts abolitionists controversy. ADVERTISING In Kavanaugh’s case, the dispute and their descendants could regard shows nation or remember with affection.” A lat- Ernie Carpenter Jr. over whether he was involved in one Director of Advertising or more episodes of sexual assault er biographer, John M. Belohlavek, and Business Development, ext. 1355 comes at a time when the #MeToo writing in 2005, said Cushing “com- [email protected] bined a dedication to the Union #whyididntreport movement has become one of the David McBournie principal issues in American life with hard-core ambition to advance Sales Representative, ext. 1280 the destiny of the nation and his If you watched the testimony of Christine Blasey Ford, and raised the possibility, if not the [email protected] likelihood, that cases involving sex- own career,” adding, “his inglorious Ralph Mitchell you probably understand a little better why women stay failure to gauge the popular mind silent about sexual assault. Look at what happens when ual comportment could reach the Sales Representative, ext. 1313 high court. In Cushing’s case, con- properly and the unwillingness of [email protected] they do speak. The victim goes on trial — not the person the citizenry to forget his errors in she says assaulted her. The victim is disbelieved. She is tention over his views on abolition Patricia Whalen and the destiny of the Union came the secession crisis placed him on Sales Representative, ext. 1310 disrespected. at a time when matters relating to the fringe of elected public office for [email protected] We’re not talking about reasonable challenges to Ms. race and Reconstruction were live the remainder of his life.” Ford’s allegation that Supreme Court nominee Brett Ka- BUSINESS OFFICE issues certain to be adjudicated by The challenge Cushing faced: He vanaugh sexually assaulted her at a party when they were the Supreme Court. had expressed deep opposition to Susan J. Conti both teenagers. We’re talking about the shaming, blam- abolition (in a Faneuil Hall speech Controller, ext. 1288 Other nominees, to be sure, have [email protected] ing and threats she’s endured. She’s had to move because been embroiled in the issues of the he condemned such figures as The- Ted Grant she’s afraid for her family’s safety. “I have been called the day, matters certain to come before odore Parker, Wendell Phillips and most vile and hateful names imaginable,” she said. Publisher, ext. 1234 the justices. Thurgood Marshall William Lloyd Garrison, the lead- [email protected] The Republican senators who had her testify before argued against racial segregation ing crusaders against slavery, as the Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday may have “professional philanthropists” who Marian Kinney in schools in the landmark 1954 ext. 1212 made a mistake. This appears to be backfiring. She looks Brown vs. Board of Education case, had become “impracticable zealots [email protected] like a nice woman getting interrogated for a crime she of a single idea”). He was found to but his nomination did not become Will Kraft didn’t commit. What woman watching the questioning the cause celebre that the Kavana- have written a warm letter of rec- Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 didn’t cringe with sympathy for her? Didn’t feel a tinge ugh nomination has become. Even ommendation to Jefferson Davis [email protected] (albeit a month before the firing of respect for the strength she had to summon to get on though 11 Southern senators — 10 Jennifer Perez that stand to tell a story that some of the most powerful Democrats and Sen. Strom Thur- on Fort Sumter, but a month after ext. 1205 people in the nation are trying to discredit? mond of South Carolina — voted Davis became president of the Con- [email protected] Watching her undergo that trial, it becomes clear why against him, his nomination was federacy). Mike Shanahan a 15-year-old might be afraid to tell anyone about an as- never in doubt, and he was con- He thus was too central to the Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 sault — because of what she, not her assailant, would face. firmed by a margin of more than six- issues of the post-Civil War period [email protected] She would be quite aware of the questions she’d be asked to-one. Ruth Bader Ginsburg was to be acceptable to the Republicans Carolina Trujillo — Did she do anything to provoke the attack? What was one of the leading women’s-rights who prosecuted Reconstruction Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 she wearing? Did she lead him on? Was she in the wrong lawyers in history, but she won con- and were determined to punish the [email protected] place? Was she alone? — and the implicit finger-pointing firmation by a 96-3 vote. South for its rebellion and to en- Jim Wilson in those questions. This moment is a painful reminder of “The battles over Supreme Court hance the prospects of the enslaved Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 [email protected] how backward our society is when it comes to rape. nominations from the early histo- who were newly freed. So that the all-male roster of Republicans on the Judi- ry of the republic focused on the His name emerged as Ulysses CIRCULATION ciary Committee wouldn’t look like bullies themselves, nominees’ views of national de- S. Grant searched for a successor Lisa Mahmoud to Chief Justice Salmon P. Chase. they took the unprecedented step of hiring a female bates about certain foreign entan- Manager, ext. 1239 Cushing was 73, and his age was an [email protected] prosecutor to question Ms. Ford. They’ve refused to re- glements, about a national bank, issue. But far more important were open Mr. Kavanaugh’s FBI background investigation to about legal tender, about slavery CLASSIFIED his past views on issues that were look into her allegations and others that have surfaced or about economic regulation,” Abbe Young Smith not firmly in the past. Laurence Tribe, the Harvard Law Manager, ext. 1276 since. They prefer the public grilling method. He had supported the Dred Scott School expert on constitutional [email protected] Thank you, Sen. Richard Blumenthal, for supporting decision, asserted that blacks were law, wrote in an email exchange Ms. Ford during the ordeal with words that brought unequal to whites and that emanci- NEWSROOM the other day. “Those issues were of tears to her eyes and many others’. The senator quot- pation elsewhere in the New World course packed with emotion at the Mike Alongi ed from Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham’s book, “My produced “anarchy, barbarism and Sports Reporter ext. 1228 time, but their intersection with Story,” that it takes “courage from a deep and hidden misery.” Frederick Douglass de- [email protected] individual nominees turned on the place for a rape victim or sexually abused child to testi- scribed him as a “gifted, earnest, Bill Brotherton nominees’ philosophical and juris- fy against their assailant.” crafty, unscrupulous corrupter Features Editor ext. 1338 prudential views largely apart from On Thursday, the nation could see why. of the public heart.” Republicans [email protected] the ways they had conducted their didn’t trust him, regarding him as Gayla Cawley An editorial from The Hartford Courant. personal lives, whether as adults or a closet Democrat, though his views Reporter, ext. 1236 as teens.” [email protected] evolved, and he repeatedly asserted Given that there have been only his loyalty to the Union. Cheryl Charles 113 members of the Supreme Court, Legislation could That wasn’t enough. In the end, News Editor, ext. 1278 every case is necessarily different, [email protected] Cushing asked Grant to withdraw and the Kavanaugh case has many his nomination, arguing that “the Bella diGrazia be a breakthrough unique elements. Reporter, ext. 1317 charges of disloyalty to the Union [email protected] It once was about weighty theo- and the Constitution ... are utterly retical questions of justice. Now it’s destitute of foundation.” He was too Thomas Grillo Reporter, ext. 1264 for air travelers about intimate questions of person- much part of the contemporary de- al justice. It comes down to two ba- [email protected] After years of removing shoes and laptops, of having bate that he would be asked to ad- sic questions, neither with a simple judicate — the very quality that is Spenser Hasak to get to airports early but landing late, of being charged or perhaps even achievable answer: Photographer, ext. 1332 more and larger fees and receiving less and worse service, at the center of Kavanaugh’s drive [email protected] Did he do it? Does it matter? to win confirmation. is life actually about to get better for frustrated fliers? The 21 members of the Senate Ju- Thor Jourgensen Maybe. If Congress approves a bill just hashed out by diciary Committee who questioned Editorial Director, ext. 1267 David Shribman is a Pulitzer [email protected] bipartisan Senate and House negotiators. The centerpiece, Kavanaugh and Christine Blasey Prize-winning columnist. He is a for distressed travelers, involves those shrinking seats. Ford, the California research psy- Swampscott High graduate. Daniel Kane Yes, it’s not just you, seats are getting smaller, and it’s get- Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 ting much too cozy with seatmates. Leg room has shrunk [email protected] from 34 or 35 inches to less than 30 on some planes. The Steve Krause Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 bill would require the Federal Aviation Administration to [email protected] set minimum requirements for width and leg room. Owen O’Rourke More good stuff: Passengers could no longer be invol- Photographer, ext. 1224 untarily bumped from planes they already have board- [email protected] ed, like the 69-year-old man dragged off a United Air- Emma LeBlanc Pérez lines flight in Chicago last year. The FAA also would Copy Editor have to investigate the size and number of bathrooms [email protected] on planes, and take steps to make sure people aren’t Harold Rivera pretending pets are service animals to get them in the Sports Editor, ext. 1238 cabin. And the agency would have to study the potential [email protected] impact of flight noise on human health, an issue for res- Roberto Scalese idents under flight paths in our region. Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 But the airlines did get language removed that would [email protected] have required “reasonable” and “proportional” fees. Mark Sutherland That’s unfortunate. Creative Director [email protected] Passage seems likely. And if President Donald Trump signs the bill, the FAA must implement it appropriate- Anne Marie Tobin Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 ly — by setting bigger seat standards, for example, and [email protected] modifying flight patterns if it finds jet noise is harmful. Bridget Turcotte It’s time the FAA makes the skies a little more friendly Reporter, ext. 1269 for the people who fly them. [email protected] An editorial from Newsday. Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Trump agrees to FBI probe of Kavanaugh By Lisa Mascaro, White House and millions cused Democrats of a con- Alan Fram and Mary of Americans following spiracy of obstruction and Clare Jalonick the drama at home hard- declared on Twitter, “The ASSOCIATED PRESS ly a chance to catch their Senate must vote!” breath after Thursday’s The new timeline puts WASHINGTON — Re- emotional Senate hear- Trump’s nominee in fur- versing course, President ing featuring Kavanaugh ther peril and pushes Donald Trump bowed to angrily defending himself the politically risky vote Democrats’ demands Fri- and accuser Christine for senators closer to the day for a deeper FBI in- Blasey Ford determinedly November congressional vestigation of Supreme elections. It also means Court nominee Brett Ka- insisting he assaulted her when they were teens. that any cases the Su- vanaugh after Republican preme Court hears before Sen. Jeff Flake balked at Emotions were still run- ning high Friday, and pro- a ninth justice is in place voting for confirmation will be decided by just without it — a sudden testers confronted sena- tors in the halls. eight, raising the possibil- turn that left Senate ap- ity of tie votes. proval newly uncertain “The country is being ripped apart here,” said It was clear Republicans PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS amid allegations of sexual were still short of votes assault. Flake. President Donald Trump, right, shakes hands with Chilean president After he took his stance, for final Senate approval Sebastian Pinera in the Oval Office of the White House Friday. Kavanaugh’s nomina- after Thursday’s hearing. Republican leaders had tion had appeared back on They convened late into little choice but to slow track earlier Friday when the evening in a room in their rush to confirm Ka- he cleared a key hurdle the Capitol with various vanaugh, whom they had President calls accuser at the Senate Judiciary senators, including Col- hoped to have in place Committee. But that ad- lins and Murkowski, rais- vance came with an as- shortly after the new court ing pointed questions, ac- terisk. Flake indicated he term begins on Monday. cording to those familiar ‘credible’ but holds firm would take the next steps Trump quietly followed with the private meeting said, “I think it will work would not vote in Kavana- — leading to full Senate suit, though he had vigor- By Catherine Lucey, but granted anonymity to out very well for the coun- ugh’s favor without a fol- approval — only after the ously resisted asking the Jonathan Lemire discuss it. and Zeke Miller try.” low-on probe. further background probe, FBI to probe the allega- Republican leaders said ASSOCIATED PRESS The president also ex- Trump said in a state- and there were sugges- tions of sexual misconduct — and Trump ordered by Kavanaugh, now being pressed confidence in the ment that the updated tions that other moderate — that the new probe be WASHINGTON — Pres- confirmation process as an investigation “must be raised by three women. Republicans might join “limited in scope.” But ident Donald Trump said 11th-hour demand from a limited in scope” and One day earlier, he had his revolt. there was no specific di- Friday he found the tes- key Republican senator “completed in less than blistered the Senate pro- The abrupt develop- rection as to what that timony by a woman who again threatened to derail one week.” ments gave senators, the cess as “a total sham,” ac- might include. Two other said she was sexually as- the timeline for a Senate On Twitter later Friday, women besides Ford have saulted by Supreme Court vote. Trump wrote: “Just start- also lodged public sexual nominee Brett Kavanaugh “I’m going to let the Sen- ed, tonight, our 7th FBI misconduct allegations decades ago to be “very ate handle that, they’ll investigation of Judge against Kavanaugh. compelling,” but added make their decisions and Brett Kavanaugh. He will Democrats have been that he’d given no consid- they’ve been doing a good someday be recognized particularly focused on eration to the idea of nomi- job and very professional,” as a truly great Justice getting more information nating someone else. he said. “I’m sure it will all of The United States Su- from Mark Judge, a high “Not even a little bit,” be very good.” preme Court!” school friend of Kavana- Trump said. The White House had Trump missed hardly ugh who Ford said was The president told re- resisted calls for another a moment of Thursday’s also in the room during porters that Christine investigation, as Kavana- hearing, relying on DVRs her alleged assault. Judge Blasey Ford “was a very ugh denied allegations of to keep up on the hearing has said he does not re- credible witness” but also sexual misconduct in fiery from his private office on call any such incident. In that Kavanaugh’s own testimony before the Sen- Air Force One as he trav- a new letter to the Senate testimony on Thursday ate Judiciary Committee eled from New York to panel, he said he would before the Senate Judi- Thursday. But the White Washington, and continu- cooperate with any law ciary Committee was “an House’s hand was forced ing to monitor it back at PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS enforcement agency as- incredible moment.” Friday by announcement the White House, where The Senate Judiciary Committee advanced signed to investigate “con- Reiterating his support by Arizona Republican Ford’s voice echoed from Kavanaugh’s nomination for the Supreme Court. fidentially.” for Kavanaugh, Trump Sen. Jeff Flake that he TVs around the building. More than 20 million people watched Kavanaugh hearing By David Bauder Kavanaugh groped her the Academy Awards. ASSOCIATED PRESS drunkenly and tried to take Fox News Channel, off her clothes at a high whose opinion hosts have NEW YORK — More school party. Kavanaugh, strongly backed Kavana- than 20 million people in impassioned testimony, ugh’s appointment, led all watched Thursday’s grip- said he’s 100 percent cer- networks with an average ping testimony by Supreme tain that it didn’t happen. of 5.69 million viewers Court nominee Brett Kava- It’s likely that more than during the all-day hear- & naugh and the woman who the 20.4 million people re- ing, Nielsen said. FRIENDS accused him of a sexual ported by Nielsen on Friday ABC was second with assault that allegedly oc- watched it. The company 3.26 million viewers. CBS curred in the 1980s, Chris- was counting average view- had 3.1 million, NBC had tine Blasey Ford, on six ership on ABC, CBS, NBC, 2.94 million, MSNBC had television networks. CNN, Fox News Chan- 2.89 million and CNN had Meanwhile, the political nel and MSNBC. 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All address information, particu- at 55 Salem St., Apt. 332. Par- Wednesday at 1:31 a.m. Offi- Lynn men face firearm, larly arrests, reflect police records. In ty was taken to Union Hospital. cer reports party checked out the event of a perceived inaccuracy, Dudley Norton, Cranshaw OK and sent on their way. drug possession charges it is the sole responsibility of the con- Construction’s manager at the A woman called from 75 Lahey Clinic construction site Central St. on Wednesday at cerned party to contact the relevant at 1350 Market St., reported 8:02 a.m. Party taken to the By Thomas Grillo firearms to further drug 9mm pistol. police department and have the de- he was threatened by Michael North Shore Medical Center. ITEM STAFF trafficking crimes. The charge of possession partment issue a notice of correction Rao, of Pagliaro Electric Inc. of Motor vehicle reported In November, Lopez with intent to distribute to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- Lynn on Friday at 7:16 a.m. stalled at Washington Street BOSTON — Two Lynn possessed and intended heroin and marijuana car- Officer reported Rao argued and Clement Avenue on men were arrested Thurs- to distribute heroin and ries a sentence of up to 20 ifications will not be made without day and arraigned in U.S. he had not been paid and Wednesday at 8:05. Officer re- marijuana while also years in prison; the charge express notice of change from the District Court in connec- threatened to lay Norton out ports Gaeta’s Towing on scene in possession of a Ber- of possession of firearms arresting police department. tion with drug and fire- after he was told to leave. Rao and towed vehicle. sa Thunder .380 caliber and ammunition carries a arm charges, according to was gone upon arrival and the Report of a woman who fell pistol and a Beretta Px4, sentence of up to 10 years the U.S. Attorney’s Office. LYNN company was told the electric at 202 Brooksby Village Drive, 9mm pistol with several in prison; the charge of company was no longer wel- Apt. 130, on Wednesday at Carlos Lopez, 30, also possession of firearms in known as “C-Lo,” was rounds of ammunition, Arrest come on the site. 11:47 a.m. Party taken to the according to the com- furtherance of drug traf- North Shore Medical Center. charged with possession ficking crimes carries a Isaiah Lee, 21, of 24 Surf- plaint. Due to a previous Illegal dumping reported on with intent to distribute mandatory sentence of side Road, was arrested and MARBLEHEAD heroin and marijuana, be- conviction for a crime Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. at punishable by more than five years in prison; the charged with assault and bat- the Cedar Grove Cemetery at ing a felon in possession of Complaints one year in prison, Lopez charge of possession with tery with a dangerous weapon 100 Cedar Grove Ave. Caller firearms and ammunition, was prohibited from pos- intent to distribute 40 at 10:45 p.m. on Thursday. A report of two .45 caliber said a man in a silver pickup and possession of firearms sessing a firearm. grams or more of fentan- rounds found in the back of a truck is dumping furniture into to further drug trafficking yl carries a sentence of up The indictment also al- Accidents trash truck at Atlantic Avenue the woods. Officer reports vehi- crimes. to 40 years in prison; the Dionis Lopez, 28, who leged Lopez possessed and A report of a hit and run mo- and Casino Road at 8:06 a.m. cle was gone upon arrival and charge of possession of a also uses the name “Kuku,” intended to distribute 40 tor vehicle crash at 165 Fayette on Thursday. The drivers of the it appears lawn clippings and firearm with an obliterat- was indicted on possession grams or more of a sub- St. at 2:53 p.m. on Thursday; trash truck stated it was un- mulch was dumped. ed serial number carries with intent to distribute 40 stance containing fentan- at 43 Apple St. at 8:05 p.m. on known where they came from Tree limb reported down at a sentence of up to five grams or more of fentanyl, yl, cocaine and marijuana Thursday; at Centre Street and and he just noticed them in 19 Lindauer St. on Wednesday years in prison. cocaine and marijuana, while in possession of a Western Avenue at 1:13 p.m. the back of the truck. at 6:27 p.m. Officer removed possession of a firearm Glock 27, a .40 caliber pis- Thomas Grillo can be on Friday. A caller reported a male the branch from the road and with an obliterated serial tol with an erased serial reached at tgrillo@item- A report of a motor vehicle entering the CVS Pharmacy the Department of Public Works number, and possession of number and a Glock 19, a live.com. crash at Laighton and Wash- on Atlantic Avenue who was will be contacted to pick it up. ington streets at 4:12 p.m. on wearing a motorcycle helmet Two parties on scooters re- Thursday; at 161 Pleasant St. with no motorcycle in sight at ported at St. Ann’s Church on at 5:32 p.m. on Thursday; at 12:42 p.m. on Thursday. The Lynn Street on Thursday at Saugus police searching Maple Street and Western Ave- caller stated he thought it was 1:59 a.m. Officer reports par- nue at 7:08 p.m. on Thursday; suspicious and he was going ties sent on their way. at Broad and Silsbee streets to check it out. Responding of- for armed robbery suspect at 10:36 p.m. on Thursday; at ficers found the male and said REVERE everything was clear. 9 Boston St. at 7:52 a.m. on By Bridget Turcotte with an electronic stun of money stolen. Friday; at 540 Western Ave. at A caller reported a parking Accidents dispute on Fort Beach Way at ITEM STAFF gun or a Taser,” said Gi- “If anybody saw anyone 11:26 a.m. on Friday; at 181 orgetti. “The male suspect fitting that description or 12:53 p.m. on Thursday. They A report of a motor vehicle SAUGUS — Saugus Po- Union St. at 12:06 p.m. on Fri- fled the location on foot, any suspicious activity stated someone was in their crash at Walgreens on Broad- lice are looking for a man day; at Rite Aid, 156 Lewis St., northbound on Route 1.” in the area of 700 Broad- private parking space and way at 12:33 a.m. Thursday; who robbed a Route 1 gas at 12:42 p.m. on Friday. The suspect, who made way at approximately 10 A report of a motor vehi- wouldn’t move. at Bank of America on Squire station with a stun gun A caller reported there is off with cash, is described p.m., they are asked to cle crash with personal injury Road at 7:53 a.m. Thursday; Thursday night. tons of congestion of parked on Broadway at 11:49 a.m. as a white male, about 5 call 781-941-1183,” said at Laighton and Washington A 911 caller reported she cars on Haley Road at 6:17 Thursday. feet 7 inches tall, with a Giorgetti. “This is still an streets at 7:25 a.m. on Friday. was robbed by a man at p.m. on Thursday. Respond- thin build. He was wear- open and active investi- Sunoco Gas Station at 700 gation.” Complaints ing officers stated at least 60 Complaints Broadway just before 10 ing baggy clothing, includ- cars were illegally parked and ing a red jacket and black A report of vandalism at p.m., said Interim Chief Bridget Turcotte can be A report of an unwelcome called in for backup to assist sweatshirt. Revere Housing Authority on Ronald Giorgetti. reached at bturcotte@item- guest at Family Dollar, 200 in tagging them all. Adams Court at 11:23 a.m. “The victim indicated Giorgetti declined to live.com. Follow her on Union St., at 4:42 p.m. on A caller reported a vehicle on Thursday; on Revere Beach that she was threatened comment on the amount Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. Thursday; at McDonalds, 567 Redstone Lane parked close to Boulevard at 1:46 p.m. Thurs- Lynnway, at 5:34 p.m. on the intersection and she would day. Thursday; at 10 Houghton St. like an officer to check it out. Woman charged with larceny, at 6:28 p.m. on Thursday. A report of threats made at PEABODY SAUGUS 52 Mount Pleasant St. at 5:45 trespassing at Saugus Kohl’s p.m. on Thursday. Arrest Arrest A report of a fight at 119 By Bridget Turcotte a woman leaving the store, her take merchandise, ac- Richard D. Fuller, 35, of 6 Shannon C. Ferris, 38, Lewis St. at 9:13 p.m. on of 295 Market St., Brighton, ITEM STAFF said Interim Chief Ronald cording to the log. Thursday. Esquire Circle, Apt. 3, was ar- Giorgetti. “It appears she was in rested following a hold-up at was arrested and charged SAUGUS — A 38-year- A report of an erratic op- with trespassing, larceny from The woman told police there for approximate- erator on Western Avenue at 7-Eleven at 79 Lowell St. on old woman was arrested she had been locked in the ly five-and-a-half to six Thursday at 6:23 a.m. and a building, and larceny over 10:10 p.m. on Thursday. early Friday morning af- dressing room, according hours before the alarm charged with shoplifting, as- $1,200. ter spending the night in to the Saugus Police logs. was activated,” said Gior- Theft sault with a dangerous weap- Kohl’s Department Store. on, and a threat to commit a Accidents During their investi- getti. “I would say it’s un- Shannon Ferris, of Brigh- gation, police watched usual.” A report of shoplifting at crime. A report of a motor vehicle ton, was arrested and surveillance footage and Ferris was placed under Stop & Shop Supermarket, 35 crash at 405 Lincoln Ave. at charged with trespassing, spoke to Kohl’s remote op- arrest for trespassing and Washington St., at 3:13 p.m. Accidents 7:07 a.m. Thursday; at Kelly’s larceny from a building, eration center and learned for stealing merchandise on Thursday; at Walgreens, Roast Beef on Broadway at and larceny over $1,200 21 Joyce St., at 4:28 p.m. on On Wednesday at 10:47 the woman entered the totaling more than $1,500. 5:35 p.m. Thursday. shortly after 3 a.m. Friday. Thursday. a.m., a report of a minor motor building at about 9:23 A list of stolen merchan- vehicle crash at Bonkers Plaza When alarms sounded, p.m. Thursday. They fur- dise was not available, A report of motor vehicle Complaint theft at 21 South St. at 10:09 at 535 Lowell St. Paperwork responding officers found ther reported witnessing said Giorgetti. exchanged prior to officer’s a.m. on Friday. A report of an assault on arrival. Lincoln Avenue at 3:55 p.m. A hit and run crash was re- Vandalism Thursday. ported at Trader Joe’s at 300 Decision looms for Chicago A report of vandalism to a Andover St. on Wednesday at Theft motor vehicle at 12 Flint St. at 2:45 p.m. Officer reports par- police officer: to testify or not 4:27 p.m. on Thursday. ty left a name and telephone A report of a stolen motor ve- A report of vandalism at 22 number but did not initially hicle at York Ford on Broadway By Michael Tarm Peary Ave. at 4:54 p.m. on answer the phone. Party an- at 10:42 a.m. Thursday. ASSOCIATED PRESS Thursday; at 30 Surfside Road swered and paperwork ex- A caller reported she was at 10:03 p.m. on Thursday. change has been completed. missing property from her CHICAGO — Answering A motor vehicle crash was Central Storage storage unit at the question of what white LYNNFIELD reported on Wednesday at 12:31 p.m. Thursday. Chicago police officer Ja- 3:36 p.m. at 1 Allens Lane and A report of an armed rob- son Van Dyke was thinking Accidents 243 Washington St. Officer re- bery at Sunoco Gas Station on when he shot black teen- ports he will document. Broadway at 9:58 p.m. Thurs- ager Laquan McDonald Report of a motor vehicle day. 16 times will be crucial for crash with property damage Animal Control jurors once they start delib- on Condon Circle on Wednes- erating on a verdict at his Caller said a dog was pant- SWAMPSCOTT day at 7:30 a.m. murder trial. And there’s ing in a car parked at pole only one person who knows On Wednesday at 11:10 32 at the Northshore Mall Arrest for sure what the officer was a.m. a motor vehicle crash with on Wednesday at 1:48 p.m. Kelvin Gonzalez, 37, was ar- thinking: the officer himself. property damage was reported Officer reports the dog was rested and charged with failure As the trial enters its at 756 Summer St. Officer re- checked and appears to be to stop or yield, negligent op- ports no personal injury and OK; a second complaint about third week on Monday, a PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS paperwork was exchanged. eration of a motor vehicle, and decision about whether Van the same dog was received at Chicago police Officer Jason Van Dyke listens second offense of operating Dyke will testify looms. The 2:49 p.m. Officer reports car during his first-degree murder trial for the under the influence of liquor. presiding judge could ask Complaints gone upon arrival. shooting death of Laquan McDonald, at the the 40-year-old Van Dyke in False burglar alarms were Leighton Criminal Court Building Thursday in Burglary/Larceny Accidents the coming week for a defin- reported on Thursday at 7:58 itive answer. Chicago. A report of a motor vehicle a.m. at 7 Willowby Way; at 9:16 On Wednesday at 1:35 p.m. Lawyers for clients who crash at Atlantic and Ocean av- prosecutor-turned-Chica- make split-second deci- a.m. at 402 Heather Drive; caller from 154 Newbury St., aren’t police officers typ- at 1:21 a.m. Friday at the 99 enues at 3:56 p.m. on Thursday. go defense attorney who sions. A fatal shooting can Apt. 27, reports computer ically advise against tes- is not working on Van be legal if officers sincere- Restaurant at 317 Salem St.; parts delivered to his home by tifying because it opens at Justice at 310 Market St. Complaints Dyke’s case. “I think it will ly thought their lives were Federal Express have been sto- them up to potentially improve his chances of an at risk — even if, in hind- at 2:58 a.m. on Friday; a false len. Officer will document. devastating cross-exam- fire alarm on Thursday at 8:55 A report of suspicious ac- acquittal dramatically.” sight, they were wrong. The Beauty Parlor at 97 Cen- tivity at Longwood and Merry- ination. But it’s not ob- Others say the potential “Van Dyke has to say (to p.m. at 23 Tophet Road. tral St. reported an overnight vious whether the right A lockout of a vehicle was mount drives at 5:11 p.m. on pros of testifying don’t jurors), ‘Look, I was going break-in on Wednesday at Thursday. legal strategy for officers, outweigh the cons. out that day to do my job. reported on Thursday at 10:28 1:51 p.m. Officer reports it was like Van Dyke, is to stay a.m. in the parking lot at the “It’s always a crapshoot I wasn’t going out there to an attempted break-in. Theft off the witness stand. to put a defendant on shoot some guy,’” Turner American Eagle Outfitters at A pumpkin theft was re- If he testifies, Van Dyke’s 740 Market St. Call handled by the stand. In this case, said. ported at Brooksby Farm at A report of shoplifting at Mar- biggest challenge will be I wouldn’t do it,” Joseph Prosecutors may hope the Lynnfield Fire Department. 54 Felton St. on Wednesday shalls, 1005 Paradise Road, at countering evidence at Caller from 8 Laurel Road Lopez, another Chicago Van Dyke does testify, at 4:49 p.m. Officer reports 4:34 p.m. on Thursday. the core of the state’s case: reported a 15-month-old child criminal lawyer not asso- confident they’ll be able to pumpkins were recovered. dashcam video of Van having a seizure at 4:05 p.m. ciated with the case. shred his credibility during Vandalism Dyke firing at McDonald on Thursday. Officer reports In several similar trials cross-examination. They Complaints at night on Oct. 20, 2014, child was taken to the hospital. A report of vandalism to a elsewhere in the U.S. in could question him about as the 17-year-old seems On Friday at 3:56 a.m. a Report of a suspicious party motor vehicle at The Paper recent years, officers have police-report accounts he to walk away from police medical aid rescue was report- in the Bank of America park- Store, 435 Paradise Road, at testified. Some who did and other officers provided ed from Sunrise Assisted Living ing lot at 189 Andover St. on 7:43 a.m. on Thursday. while holding a knife. Van were acquitted or the ju- shortly after the shooting Dyke continues to fire ries couldn’t reach a unan- that describe McDonald shot after shot for at least imous verdict. lunging at Van Dyke with 10 seconds after the teen Laws set a higher bar a knife and then trying to Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 crumples to the ground. for convicting officers in get back up from the street Hotline CALL 24 HOURS A DAY “But I think he has to on-duty shootings, recog- being struck by the first All reports of neighborhood activity or text the word tiplynn get up there and testify,” nizing their jobs require few shots — something the will be investigated. and your tip to “tip411” (847411) said Phil Turner, a federal them to run to danger and video does not show. Callers may remain anonymous. Spanish menu available SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT For Route 91 survivors, ‘Country Strong’ means community

By Kristin M. Hall ty as they heal, support and and records. She decided a month af- ASSOCIATED PRESS remember. They call them- Church’s fan club has ter the shooting that she selves “Country Strong.” adopted her, has raised wasn’t going to let that NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Why Not Me? money for a nursing schol- gunman stop her from They have the date 10- Sonny Melton, a nurse arship in her husband’s going to concerts, so she 1-2017 tattooed on their from Big Sandy, Tenn., name and traveled to con- started a Facebook group bodies and have memorial loved Eric Church. When certs with her. to organize a meetup of walls of pictures in their Church sang “These “I’ve just never seen Route 91 survivors at homes. One woman made Boots,” Melton would take anything where a group Stagecoach, a country mu- a bracelet out of her Route off his boots and raise of people who are virtual sic festival in California in 91 Harvest festival wrist- them up in the air with all strangers have wrapped April. band, while many others the other die-hard Church their arms around each can be spotted at concerts “It was an open venue. It other in the way this wearing shirts that say fans. He was at Route 91 was a huge crowd. There “survivor.” They fly flags to see Church play on Fri- group has,” Melton said. were so many of us that from their RVs and have day night, but stayed until Peer Support Group were unsure if we could stickers on their cars. Sunday to see Aldean. Linda Liewsuwanphong, even handle it,” Liewsu- About 22,000 people Melton died when a bul- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS of Rosemead, Calif., was wanphong said. “You get let hit him in the back as such a fan of country mu- tickets to a weekend festi- gathered in Las Vegas a Heather Melton sits by the grave of her husband, year ago with a shared he wrapped his arms pro- sic she would go to con- val. You never think you’re tectively around his wife Sonny Melton, who died protecting Heather at certs by herself. By the not going to come out of it.” interest in country music. the Route 91 Festival mass shooting in Las Vegas. But as the festival’s final Heather that night at end of the night, she often At Stagecoach, the sur- headlining act Jason Al- Route 91. Just days after made new friends. That vivors gathered together, dean was performing last the shooting, Church got on was there,” Church said ble to ignore. Those people same thing happened af- most of them were wear- Oct. 1, gunfire erupted the stage of the Grand Ole before performing “Why have become some of my ter she and her husband ing matching T-shirts and chaos ensued. By the Opry in Nashville, fighting Not Me,” an ode to the fans best friends.” attended Route 91, but with the words “Route 91.” end of the night 58 people back tears and his voice that were lost. Melton now has Church’s now she calls them family. They posed for pictures, were killed and hundreds cracking with anger, point- “The next thing I know lyrics tattooed on her arm “The country family has behind banners that said more injured, the deadli- ing out the empty seats every Eric Church fan in along with a sun, a nod to always been strong, but “Love Wins” and “Coun- est mass shooting in mod- where Sonny and Heather the country was contact- her husband’s name. Her now there’s the Route 91 try Strong” with a bright ern U.S. history. Melton were supposed to ing me,” Heather Melton home now is shrine to the Country Strong family orange ribbon. Many wore Now a year later, many be sitting that night. said. “At first I felt a little passions of her late hus- that has a different and smiles, in cowboy hats and survivors , who were al- “The reason I am here is uneasy, but they were just band, including guitars, a special connection because jeans, holding their hands ready bonded through the because of Heather Melton, so genuine in their com- baseball jersey, a pair of of what we went through up in the air as if they music, have formed a tight- her husband Sonny, who passion, in their sorrow boots that Church signed, together,” Liewsuwan- were watching their favor- knit, encouraging communi- died, and every person that for me that it was impossi- concert tickets, posters phong said. ite band. Designer Hedi Slimane unveils Celine Paris debut By Thomas Adamson most exactly what he did ASSOCIATED PRESS at Saint Laurent in his successful creative tenure PARIS — Where Hedi there from 2012-2016. Slimane goes, the buzz is The sparkling ’80s disco sure to follow. micro dresses. The waif- The love-him-or-hate- like models who stomped him designer, credited like angry teenagers. The with starting the global grungy hair. The leopard skinny menswear style or striped fur coats. The at Dior Homme and later sparkle. revamping Saint Laurent, Much was very similar. returned at long last to But whatever the in- the Paris Fashion Week spiration was, there was calendar to unveil his de- plenty of style to be had. but at Celine Friday. Frothy shoulderless tops PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Some editors saw it as Singer Lady Gaga, left, followed hot truncated In her new release “Dancing Queen’ Cher offers a very deliberate, deja vu from Slimane’s and designer Karl La- black leather jackets. 10-track collection of classic ABBA songs. Saint Laurent era; others, gerfeld attended the Giant round or geometric an unadulterated triumph. Celine Spring/Summer arms then appeared cut- Earlier in the day, Bal- 2019 fashion collection. ting a fine shape in some main’s ode to Parisian Review: Cher sings ABBA songs PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS sort of visual reference to couture impressed insid- the styles of Celine’s pre- ers at almost as much ute show at Les Invalides, decessor Phoebe Philo. and the reason is sadly clear as the show’s infectious an in-house staff mem- If this was meant as an soundtrack, which had ber then whispered magic homage, it was short lived. By Mark Kennedy band’s bubbly composi- the fun was drained. Cher model Cara Delevingne These ensembles were ac- ASSOCIATED PRESS tions. Like one song’s cho- takes them all very, very lip-synching. words into an earpiece: “The (LVMH-owning) Ar- cessorized with black veiled rus goes: “Gimmie! Gim- seriously, like they were Here are some high- hats, bringing their style OK, everyone, settle mie! Gimmie!” tunes by Stephen Sond- nault family is seated and down. We have a question. lights from the Spring firmly back to the New Ro- Cher offers a very delib- heim instead of frothy dis- Karl (Lagerfeld) as well.” This is important. No, re- 2019 shows: mantics-era that Slimane erate, 10-track collection co songs. Her take on “The And that was that — the ally. Can someone turn the Buzz, Buzz, Buzz favored at Saint Laurent. of classic ABBA songs, Winner Takes It All” is es- collection began. music down? Ready? OK: As Celine In an audacious admis- including “Waterloo,” pecially preposterous and Becomes Slimane Soldiers in regal garb Put your hand up if you’ve sion of pastiche of himself ‘’Mamma Mia” and “SOS.” pompous. Only one song, Lady Gaga exited her began drumming dramat- ever asked for an album of and of fashion in general — Inexplicably, she returns “One of Us,” the final one limo to a flurry of paparaz- ically as a giant crystal ABBA covers by Cher. Se- square handbags shaped to “Fernando” for anoth- on the album, reinterprets zi snaps. opened to reveal the first like vintage Chanel sport- riously, who wanted this? er swing, having already the original into some- One editor was nearly look of 96 looks. ed near interlocking CC’s. Anyone? supplied a version for the thing somewhat stirring run over. Some editors raised Chanel’s designer Lager- Crickets? We thought so. film’s soundtrack. That Catherine Deneuve their eye-brows — others feld, 85, looked on poker Well, Cher, we guess, cover is produced by for- and thoughtful. pouted on the front row simply smiled — as a pol- faced, next to Lady Gaga. wanted it, maybe to buy a mer ABBA member Ben- The cleverness of the inside, as revelers drank ka dot ’80s balloon micro In a first for Celine, Sli- new yacht or fulfill some ny Andersson; the rest of “Mamma Mia!” films is from champagne labelled, dress filed by. mane used his love for label requirement. War- the album is produced by that familiar pop songs of course, Céline. This was beginning to androgyny to introduce ner Bros. Records clearly Cher’s longtime collabora- from the 1970s get sung This was, by every indi- look like a case of fashion men’s style to the runway. did, too, if only to profit tor Mark Taylor. by movie stars in a lush cation, the biggest show of deja vu. It resulted in some on the icon’s appearance All the versions are fan- romantic comedy. That’s the calendar. Slimane, in his debut must-have leather shoes in “Mamma Mia! Here We tastically well produced, different from belting out In the giant makeshift show for storied Maison — thought the skinny ties Go Again.” The whiff of a mixed and arranged, but the same tunes in a re- Japanese-style building Céline that was founded on several suit looks were quick buck is so sour here there’s a strange coldness cording studio and not constructed for the 15-min- in 1945, has done, well, al- a little unoriginal. that it taints the Swedish in these tracks, as if all adding anything. Superman to The Fonz: Vintage lunchbox collection on sale

By Dan Sewell the 1950s, ’60s and ’70s. Brady Bunch” and “The online. ASSOCIATED PRESS But to see 250 of them in Partridge Family.” ‘’The “Lost In Space” TV series the same place, to be able Addams Family” and “The and “The Flintstones” an- CINCINNATI — Look, to pick them up, and then Munsters.” ‘’Nancy Drew” imated series? $225 each. up on the shelf! It’s Su- spot one just like mom and “The Hardy Boys.” “How about Popeye?” perman. There’s the king packed for you with a pea- The Bee Gees and Bobby “Who’s with Popeye?” of the wild frontier him- nut butter-and-jelly sand- Sherman. “Olive Oyl, Brutus...” self, Davy Crockett. And wich in the first grade... There are lesser-known “Are they in a boat?” over in that case is Davy But back to the auction. ones: “Korg 70,000 B.C.” “Yes, fishing.” Crockett again, except this Karp regularly sells “The Guns of Will Son- “$190.” time he’s Daniel Boone large estates loaded with nett.” “Goober and the Unfortunately, Karp (we’ll explain later). And rare artwork, antique fur- Ghost Chasers.” said, many of the lunch- aaaaay! It’s The Fonz and niture and collectibles. He Adams said a “won- boxes lack the Thermos the whole “Happy Days” has sold vintage lunch- derfully obscure” one he beverage bottles that orig- family! boxes before, but never so noticed was from “Here inally came with them. A veteran auctioneer many. The private collec- Come The Double Deck- Those without could draw has on display a baby tion’s proceeds will benefit ers,” a British children’s lower bids. boomer delight: hundreds younger generations of the TV show. Another is from Karp, 71, reluctantly of vintage lunchboxes fea- owner’s family. “Fireball XL5,” an early allowed his sons to bring turing the heroes of their Weldon Adams, a col- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 1960s children’s science his auctions into the inter- childhood comic books, lectibles expert for Dal- fiction show with a fan net age, and the business Vintage lunchboxes are displayed at Main Auc- TV shows, cartoon strips, las-based Heritage cult. takes bids online from tion Galleries Inc., in downtown Cincinnati. movies and more. Auctions, viewed the “I’m stunned at the anywhere, and by email “I’ve never had anything lunchboxes online and breadth of it,” Adams said and phone. But he still box buyers, Adams said, auction ending Sept. 30. like this,” said J. Louis said such a large, eclectic of the collection. enjoys his showroom-floor Karp, whose family-run sale is a rarity. but they are particularly There are another 200 he’s Bids start at $20 each. auctions, seeing the com- business has been part of “We’ve seen some sizable attractive to those who planning to auction before Karp shouted upstairs to petitors watching one Cincinnati since the first collections,” said Adams. carried them as children the Christmas holidays. son Justin, who with his another, and the winners years after the Civil War. “Having all of them show because they are a power- There are lunchboxes brother Jonas marks the who finally emerge after “This is quite different.” up at one time is truly an ful link “back to our iden- with the late actor Fess fifth generation of Karps rounds of tense bidding. Sure, you can go to any impressive thing.” tities of who we were as a Parker, who played Crock- in the auction business, And this Sunday, he number of websites to buy Younger people who like child.” ett and Boone in separate to ask how much different might just see some with old metal lunchboxes from kitsch are among lunch- Karp has 250 for an TV series. There is “The lunchboxes have sold for tears in their eyes. A8 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS The 200th Topsfield fair’s giant pumpkins

shows. Bummer! 2,114 pounds. watch the Essex County Sher- There were precious few fair- The highlight on opening day The damp weather sent many iff’s Department K-9 Unit and goers playing games or enjoying at the oldest agricultural fair preschoolers and their grand- their best friends, all German rides during the early hours, and BY BILL BROTHERTON in America, which continues parents indoors. The Rabbits shepherds, show what they do. the giant slide wasn’t quite dry through Columbus Day (Oct. 8), and Cavy Barn was particularly “It bothers me when they are enough to open for customers. was undoubtedly the All New popular, with many kids racing called attack dogs,” said the man Most food vendors — one yelling TOPSFIELD — The rain England Giant Pumpkin Weigh- toward the bunny nursery to in charge of this award-winning “Klondike bars, Twinkies, Ore- stopped at exactly 1 p.m. Friday, off. Pick-up trucks, driven by see if any babies had been born group. “These dogs are well- os… all deep fried to perfection” just as the gates opened to the enthusiastic pumpkin growers, overnight. None had been. trained to respond to specific — were mostly twiddling their 200th Topsfield Fair. started arriving early to unload “A baby rabbit is called a kit,” situations,” guided by their offi- thumbs and looking at their The drizzle returned off and their bounty inside the Arena, said one granddad. “Kits are cer partner. The canines are re- phones. “It should get busy after on through mid-afternoon, keep- where Ron Wallace of Greene, born deaf and without fur,” add- warded for a job well done with school gets out,” said one hopeful ing the crowd to a manageable R.I., was crowned the winner. ed a grandma, reading a sign, treats. size, meaning the waiting lines Woody Lancaster of Topsfield while the kids stared at chubby Nearby, cows were mooing cook, unsuccessfully enticing a re- at Turkey Gobbler (the turkey, won the 2017 title with his mommy bunnies behind a pic- loudly in the Cattle Barn and porter into buying a funnel cake. stuffing, cranberry and mayo 2,003.5-pound whopper. Par- ture window. sheep were getting their au- The Topsfield Fair opens at 9 sandwich is to die for) and ticipants this year predicted The Flower Barn was in full tumn haircuts. Folksinger Dar- a.m. Saturday, with a grand pa- Learned’s (delish hot apple pie that the 2018 champ wouldn’t bloom, with splendid, fragrant lene Bailey was delivering a rade that departs from the town or blueberry crisp à la mode) achieve that lofty heaviness, displays created by area garden lovely rendition of John Den- common. Opening ceremonies were blessedly short. due to the summer’s abundance centers and garden clubs filling ver’s “Take Me Home, Country start at 10 a.m., and Gov. Char- But the wet conditions also of rain and hot days. But that the space, drawing oohs and Roads,” usually a lively sing- lie Baker and other dignitaries meant that the Human Cannon- wasn’t the case as Wallace sur- aahs from those inside. along, but there were no music are due for a 3 p.m. ceremony. ball and the Swifty Swine racing passed those expectations with A sizable crowd of early arriv- lovers to join in as the Picnic For the full schedule, go to www. pigs had to cancel their early a gourd weighing in at a hefty als gathered at the Farmyard to Area was empty. topsfieldfair.org.

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©2018 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2018 Classical football drops another heartbreaker, this time to Gloucester By Mike Alongi ITEM STAFF LYNN — For the third week in a row, the Gloucester football team rallied from a rst-quarter de cit to win on the road. For the second week in a row, the Classi- cal football team lost a heartbreaker at the last minute. The Fishermen scored a touchdown with nine seconds left in the game Friday night, earning a 26-22 win over the Rams at Manning Field. “It’s always a classic battle with Classi- cal,” said Gloucester coach Tony Zerilli. “They’re a really good team and I think we’re so evenly-matched. This one could’ve gone either way tonight.” Gloucester’s star of the night was senior running back Marc Smith, who had 11 rushes for 65 yards and three touch- downs, including the game-winner. Not only that, but Smith also called the game-winning play. “(Smith) called it, he said, ‘run this play,’ and (split end) Nick Fila said, ‘run it at me, I’ll block,’” Zerilli said. “And when varsity players say something like that, you listen, and they made it happen out ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE there.” COURTESY PHOTO | KERRIANNE ALLAIN Classical running back Chase Buono rushed for 125 yards and a touchdown in a loss to Gloucester Friday night. Lynn eld’s Jaret Simpson, left, is tackled by CLASSICAL, B2 Winthrop’s Ryan Hovermale, right, during a game at Miller Field Friday night. Revere football wins another nailbiter

Defensive effort By Anne Marie Tobin ITEM STAFF lifts Winthrop PEABODY — If nothing else, Friday night’s Northeastern Conference clash at Coley Lee Field between Peabody (1-3) and Revere (2-2), which to victory went right down to the wire before the Patriots survived a wild nal couple of minutes to hold on By Harold Rivera for a 27-25 win, had something for everybody. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR “I’ve been coaching for 30 years and no doubt about it, this was the hardest game I’ve ever WINTHROP — Defense was the name of the coached,” said Revere coach Louis Cicatelli. “We game for the Winthrop football team Friday night lost four starters in this game and were already at Miller Field. The Vikings trailed Lynn eld at down three starters coming into the game, but our halftime but forced three second-half turnovers, one kids responded. They were tough, they were scrap- of them accounted for their lone touchdown, in a 7-6 py and there was no quit in them. Peabody was Winthrop win. bigger than us and our biggest problem was trying “It was a hard week of defensive practice,” Vikings to counter their power game running off tackle, but coach Jonathan Cadigan said. “I thought our guys I cannot say enough about the kids who stepped up. prepared well. I thought they prepared well last Darius McNeil and Lucas Barbosa (6-yard TD) ran week but I thought they prepared even better, they the ball unbelievable tonight and Jonathan Mur- were locked in this week. They had a pretty good phy (three TD’s) came up big with those quarter- beat on what they were trying to do.” back sneaks.” Vikings quarterback Jonathan Applebee complet- The Tanners handed the rst half to Revere on a ed 4-of-11 pass attempts for 64 yards. Andrew Love silver platter thanks to several ill-timed and costly caught three passes for 22 yards and Austin penalties along with three fumbles, which helped a Daigneault hauled in one reception for 42 yards. severely undermanned Revere team to build a 20-6 Feedle Small logged 12 carries for 35 yards. Bobby COURTESY PHOTO | BOB CARBONE lead at halftime and 27-13 lead going into the nal Hubert scored Winthrop’s touchdown on a 55-yard quarter. interception return. Peabody’s Declan Russell, left, hauls in a reception over Lynn eld quarterback Clayton Marengi complet- Revere’s David Guillama during Friday night’s game. PEABODY, B2 ed 6-of-12 pass attempts for 128 yards. John Lee caught three passes for 75 yards, Jack Ford caught two throws for 45 yards and Matt Fiore caught an 8-yard pass. The Pioneers struck rst in the opening quarter. Cifuentes carries Fenwick to blowout win Winthrop forced a Lynn eld 4th-and-4 on the Pio- By Daniel Kane in the box and allowing David neers’ second drive but a Winthrop offsides allowed ITEM STAFF to run the ball. It was a good the rst down. Jaret Simpson made the Vikings pay sign that we were able to adapt when he scored on a 2-yard plunge for the 6-0 Lyn- PEABODY — Junior run- and take what they were giv- n eld lead (PAT missed) with 1:38 remaining in the ning back David Cifuentes and ing us.” rst quarter. the Bishop Fenwick football Cifuentes was explosive for “It was the type of thing where you saw the of- team cruised to their rst Fenwick, running for 127 yards fense running, we had rhythm and tempo,” Pioneers Catholic Central League win of and three touchdowns while coach Pat Lamusta said. “The line was ring off the the season with a 42-14 win ball and getting movement. I thought that was very also adding a 83-yard touch- Friday night over Arlington down reception in the rst half. a positive drive for us, one of the better drives of the Catholic at Donaldson Stadi- year.” “He’s an explosive kid and um. just a hard worker,” Woods said Winthrop marched into Lynn eld territory twice “Arlington Catholic had two of Cifuentes. “If the opportuni- in the second quarter, yet didn’t score. An incom- weeks to prepare for us and ty’s there he de nitely takes plete Winthrop pass on 4th-and-6 forced a turnover they did a great job taking advantage of it.” on downs on Lynn eld’s 20-yard line. The Vikings away what we like to do,” Fen- The Crusader offense was drove inside the Pioneers’ 30-yard line on their next wick coach Dave Woods said. also led by quarterbacks Jason possession, with a pair of Lynn eld penalties aiding “Right from the start you could Romans and Chrys Wilson, the Vikings. The drive fell  at when Owen Blacker see they weren’t going to let forced a fumble and recovered it at the Lynn eld 31. who have lled in for injured George Fiskatoris and Stefano “The defense this year has been pretty solid,” La- senior starter Cory Bright. ITEM FILE PHOTO Fabiano catch many balls so musta said. “Once again, they kept us in it. Great Both Romans and Wilson we had to adapt and do some Bishop Fenwick’s David Cifuentes rushed for job with pursuit in general.” threw a touchdown pass. other things. 127 yards and 4 touchdowns in a win over Ar- WINTHROP, B2 “They were leaving ve guys FENWICK, B2 lington Catholic Friday night. St. John’s Prep football blanks Westford Academy at home By Steve Krause Friday, the Grey Ghosts were “We can go either way,” St. ITEM STAFF already down to the backup Pierre said, regarding whether quarterback, Nicholas Faretra, his team runs or throws the ball DANVERS — The preliminar- and by the time the game was better. “They sold out on the run, ies are over for St. John’s Prep. over, they had to to trot out Al- and we had trouble with it ear- Now comes the iron. exander Quatterocchi, who ly.” The Eagles completed the rst sported a very un-quarter- So, that gave sophomore quar- part of their schedule Friday back-like No. 89. terback Matt Crowley a chance night at Glatz Field with a re- to strut his stuff, and it gave sounding bang: a 42-0 win over “We really got after (Faretra),” said St. Pierre. “He’s the best Marblehead’s Wes Rockett a Westford Academy. The Prep chance to get untracked. Rock- started slowly, but gathered mo- athlete they have. He stood in there and took some pretty good ett, a senior who missed all of mentum as the game wore on, last season with a knee injury, especially on defense, where the hits.” In all the defense, spearhead- caught ve passes for 93 yards. front line was a wrecking crew. “I was glad to get him going,” Now, come two Catholic Con- ed by noseguard James Taylor, sacked Faretra six times for 36 said St. Pierre. ference games in a row. Next About the only thing that yards. Meanwhile, once the Ea- Saturday (3) St. John’s travels didn’t go right for St. John’s is gles got some early-game kinks to Catholic Memorial, where that when St. Pierre put the out of the way, they rolled. Aise coach Brian St. Pierre will second unit into the game so match wits with John DiBiaso, Pream scored three touchdowns PHOTO | ROSE RAYMOND they could get some reps, James who tortured The Prep annually and ran for 87 yards. And that’s Guy Jr. of Lynn rumbled 51 St. John’s Prep running back Aise Pream, center, ran for while at Everett High. The fol- even with Westford lining up yards for a touchdown. three touchdowns in a shutout win over Westford Academy lowing week, it’s Boston College with eight in the box to stop the Friday night at Glatz Field. High School. run. PREP, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2018 Cora, English boys soccer take down Gloucester field,” Fenwick coach Tony Enos 15, 15-8. SCHOOL ROUNDUP said. Fenwick hosts St. Mary’s GIRLS SOCCER By Mike Alongi Monday (7). Danvers 3, Peabody 0 ITEM STAFF VOLLEYBALL Peabody (4-3-1) goalkeeper Classical 3, Malden 0 Shelby Doucette had a great The English boys soccer team The Rams won by set scores of game, while Sam Simmons defeated Gloucester, 3-1, Friday 25-20, 25-13, 25-14. played well at midfield despite afternoon in a Northeastern Pamela Diaz had a huge game the loss. Conference clash. Julio Cora from the service line, notching scored two goals to lead the For Danvers (6-1-1, 4-0 NEC), 20 service points and nine aces. Arianna Bezanson scored two Bulldogs and Francisco Portillo Jenna Tobin also added nine scored once. Ryan Lima distrib- goals and Riley Baker scored service points from the back one goal. Goalie Kylie McCor- uted two assists. line. Shanelle Belmer-Barry Patrick Nkada, Obed Baswa mack earned her fifth shutout and Skyler Crayton had four win of the season. and Alexis Castaneda played kills each, while Jean Gupton well defensively. Goalie Cheru- Marblehead 3, Medford 0 added three kills and one block. The Magicians scored all three bin Musanga made four saves. Amber Crayton had five assists, English hosts Classical Tues- goals in the first half to secure while Keysha Chevannes added the win. day (6). three assists. BOYS SOCCER Emma Robinson, Meeghan Classical (7-2) takes on Ever- Cronin and Grace Arthur scored Classical 0, Malden 0 ett Tuesday. one goal each in the victory, The Rams missed a penalty Hamilton-Wenham 3, which improved Marblehead’s kick toward the end of the game. Beverly 1 record to 3-5. At 6-3-1, Classical looks to Tues- The Panthers fell by set scores GOLF day’s (6) game against English. of 28-26, 15-25, 17-25, 21-25. Lynnfield 3, Pentucket 1 Alice Malgara had a big game St. Mary’s 178, At Pentucket, Jack Cleary, with 10 digs, while Sophie Mc- Lowell Catholic 146 Tommy Hauser and Nathan Garigal had eight digs and Julia The Spartans got another Bass each scored a goal for Lyn- Erricola had seven digs. Kate big outing from the Emmerich nfield. Goalie Jack Campbell Mulligan had six kills, five aces brothers in their win at Four made six saves. Dave Gentile and two blocks, while Avery Oaks Country Club in Dra- and Luke Martinho led the de- Barror had four aces and 14 as- cut, with Christian Emmerich fense. sists. scoring a match-high 35 points “It was definitely our best Masconomet 3, and Aidan Emmerich coming win,” Lynnfield coach Brent Marblehead 0 in close second with 31 points. Munroe said. “It was a huge win Marblehead lost by set scores Other contributors to the win to go up there and get it done.” of 14-25, 21-25, 20-25. were Luke Sargent (26 points), The Pioneers (7-0) host Mas- Anna Arbo led the way with Luke Smith (24 points), Nick Ci- conomet Monday (3:45). six kills, while Kika Ludivica colini (22 points), Sean Mathers Fenwick 7, had four kills. Izzy Curtin had (21 points) and Pete Pagliuca Lowell Catholic 1 17 assists in the loss. (19 points). Brian Harrington scored three The Magicians (6-4) play Win- St. Mary’s (8-2) plays on the goals and Sean Kern added two road against Catholic Central ITEM FILE PHOTO throp Tuesday. goals with one assist. Brendan St. Mary’s 3, Saugus 2 League rival Bishop Fenwick English’s Julio Cora scored two goals in a win over Glouces- Crichton and Brian Sharp “had The Spartans won by set Monday at The Meadow at Pea- ter Friday afternoon. outstanding games in the mid- scores of 23-25, 19-25, 25-12, 25- body. Gloucester wins it with nine seconds left Revere holds on CLASSICAL the lead 18-16. From B1 The Rams responded to beat Peabody in with a scoring drive of Classical got solid per- their own, orchestrating formances from senior an eight-play drive that another close battle quarterback Keith Ridley went 79 yards and was (7-for-11, 127 yards, two capped by a 22-yard touchdowns), senior run- touchdown pass from Rid- PEABODY ning back Chase Buono ley to Sequeira to take From B1 (13 rushes, 125 yards, one back the lead 22-18. touchdown), senior receiv- But a few minutes later, But Peabody battled back and made a game of it, cut- er Nashaun Butler (5 re- when Classical was at- ting the deficit to just eight points, 27-19 with a little ceptions, 82 yards, one tempting to hold onto the under 10 minutes to play after a 3-yard touchdown run touchdown) and junior re- ball and ice the game, by Angel Paulino (three rushing TDs), set up by a 57- ceiver Maurice Sequeira Ridley threw an intercep- yard screen pass from quarterback Matt Jandrisevits to (1 reception, 22 yards, one tion to give Gloucester the Colby Therrien that gave the Tanners 1st-and-goal from touchdown). ball back with 2:56 to go. the 3. “It’s a tough way to lose, That was all the time the ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE From that point on, it was Revere’s game to win, but that’s for sure,” said Clas- Fishermen needed, as sical coach Brian Vaughan. Gloucester running back Marc Smith scored three they went on a long drive the Patriots nearly didn’t close the deal. “(Gloucester) made some touchdowns, including the game-winner, in a win that included a 37-yard After the Tanners had driven to the Patriots’ 22-yard big plays out there at the over Classical Friday night. run by senior Jan Pena line, the drive stalled and Revere got the ball back on end. All you can do is go Ortiz, a 28-yard pass from downs. Darius McNeil picked up 19 yards on a couple of back to the lab, try to fix it The second quarter was Gloucester went on an 11- senior James Nelson to rushes to move the ball out to the Patriots’ 22 with about fairly uneventful, with play, 69-yard drive that and get better for next Smith and finally, a 9-yard 1:45 to go, but two plays later quarterback Jonathan each team running long culminated in a 15-yard week.” touchdown run by Smith Murphy fumbled the ball with Peabody Abe Kaba recov- drives that came up emp- touchdown run from se- Classical started the to give Gloucester a 26-22 ering at the Revere 35-yard line with 1:18 to go. Five ty. But the Rams were nior Ryan Argentino. The game how it wanted to, lead with just nine sec- plays later, Angel Paulino punched it in from the 3-yard scoring a touchdown on able to extend their lead Fishermen then forced onds left. line to make it 27-25 with 21 seconds left. the first play when Buono with just 44 seconds left in Classical into a three-and- Classical tried to make took an inside handoff 72 the first half when Ridley out and got the ball right something happen on the But in perhaps the biggest defensive stand of the night, yards to the end zone. found Butler deep for a back, running another kick return, but Glouces- the Patriots denied Jandrisevits on the 2-point conver- Gloucester managed to 64-yard touchdown pass, long drive that ate up the ter made the final stop for sion attempt up the middle to seemingly seal the victory. respond just before the sending Classical into the rest of the clock in the the win. Not so fast, said Peabody, thanks to a perfectly execut- first quarter ended, when break with a 16-6 lead. third quarter and ended Gloucester (4-0) hosts ed onside kick by Austin Leggett. By the time the last Smith rumbled in for an The Fishermen didn’t in another touchdown, Saugus next Friday night. player was peeled off the pile, Joshua Tanzer emerged 18-yard touchdown run to quit. After taking the kick- this time a 24-yard run by Classical (2-2) hosts Dan- with the ball, giving Peabody another last-gasp chance make it 8-6 Classical. off to start the second half, Smith, to give Gloucester vers next Friday night. with to pull out a victory with the ball on the Revere 43 with just 18 ticks left on the game clock. Another Jandrivesitz to Russell connection and a cou- Winthrop stymies Lynnfield in defensive game ple of incompletions advanced the ball to the Patriots’ 35, bringing on the Tanners’ field goal unit to attempt a WINTHROP down to Winthrop’s 9-yard line to When the offense wasn’t picking up 52-yarder with seven seconds left, but the snap was bob- From B1 start the fourth quarter. Daigneault what it needed to today, defensively bled. squashed the threat when he recov- we came through when we needed to. At 1-3, the Tanners’ backs are up against it in terms of Marengi, with the clock working ered a Lynnfield fumble with 8:00 re- “I was proud of the way we battled playoffs. against him, completed passes to Lee maining in the game. The teams back,” Cadigan added. “That’s our “We’ve had some teams at 1-3 that made it and some (26 yards) and Fiore (eight yards). swapped possessions, giving Winthrop first come-from-behind win of the sea- teams that didn’t, but we need to depend on other people With Lynnfield gaining momentum in a chance to run out the final four min- son.” now,” said Peabody coach Mark Bettencourt. “I was the closing seconds of the half, Hubert utes but Lynnfield forced a punt. Winthrop (2-2) visits Salem next proud of the kids for their resiliency tonight, but we had intercepted a Marengi pass to keep Daigneault intercepted a pass from Friday night (7)- the Vikings’ first the Pioneers out of the end zone. Lynnfield backup quarterback Brett road game of the season. Lynnfield so many defensive mistakes that really hurt us. The Lynnfield led 6-0 at halftime. Cohee on 4th-and-21 and the Vikings (0-4) hosts Manchester-Essex next mistakes killed us.” Winthrop found the end zone when sealed the 7-6 victory- their second Friday night (7)- the Pioneers’ first Hubert intercepted a Marengi pass win of the season. home game of the season. and returned it 55 yards to the end “It’s a team effort,” Cadigan said. “We kind of had a tough situation zone with 3:02 remaining in the third “We talk about it all the time. It’s not with the schedule but it’s something St. John’s shuts out quarter. Applebee split the uprights one guy, it’s not one side of the ball. I that makes us strong,” Lamusta said. on the PAT, giving Winthrop a 7-6 think earlier in the season our offense “It has forced us to come together as a lead. has been the strength of our team, team and everything. We’re ready to Westford Academy The Pioneers powered their way especially in the first couple games. play at home.” PREP From B1 Fenwick runs away from Arlington Catholic “How do you like that?” St. Pierre joked. “I put the second unit in there and we can’t keep the ball because FENWICK lington Catholic made the most of Cifuentes later added a 7-yard Guy scores a touchdown. Good for him. I’m happy for From B1 the opportunity with a touchdown touchdown run to put Fenwick ahead him.” on a 4-yard run by Josh Smith. 28-8 before the half. After taking a couple of series of downs to get going, “It’s unbelievable and they’re our Quarterback Riley Donovan (25-for- Fenwick ran two plays on its next Pream scored the first of his trio of touchdowns with second and third best quarterbacks 33 for 161 yards with one touch- two drives, scoring touchdowns on 1:40 left in the first quarter, breaking through for a 60- behind Cory,” Woods said. “When Co- down) converted the two-point con- both. Romans threw a 32-yard touch- ry’s back it’s just going to make it version to put the Cougars ahead down pass to O’Connor and Cifuent- yard run up the middle. After forcing Westford to a that much more fun to run the of- 8-7. es later broke off a 50-yard touch- quick three-and-out, St. John’s blocked the punt and got fense. Those three guys, all three of The Crusaders answered fast with down run to give the Crusaders a the ball back on the Grey Ghosts’ 18. It only took one them, they’re great kids and they a touchdown of their own on their 42-14 lead and put the game well out play for Crowley to find Rockett in the end zone for the work hard together. It just makes it next drive. On 3rd-and-12, Wilson of Arlington Catholic’s reach. first of their two touchdown connections. They struck fun to coach when you have kids like found Cifuentes on a screen pass Bishop Fenwick (3-1) travels to again with 5:52 with a 13-yard scoring pass. that.” and the junior broke several tackles Braintree next week for another As if that wasn’t bad enough for the Grey Ghosts, on After receiving the ball to start the on his way to a 83-yard score, regain- CCL game against Archbishop Wil- their first play after the touchdown, Pream picked one game, it didn’t take the Crusaders ing the lead for Fenwick at 14-8. liams Friday night (7). off and ran it back 25 yards to make the score 28-0, long to find the end zone. Cifuentes Later in the second quarter the “They’re another league opponent,” which is where it stayed until the half. found an opening on the second play Crusaders put together another Woods said of Archbishop Williams. With six minutes to go in the third quarter, Pream ran from scrimmage to run for a 43-yard scoring drive, this time led by Ro- “It just gets harder and harder every one in from the 6-yard line only to have the run called score and put Fenwick ahead 7-0. mans. The drive was highlighted by week. We have to turn it up every back due to holding. On the next play, he ran it in from Later in the first quarter the Cou- a 34-yard pass to Keegan O’Connor week and just keep working hard. the 16 and it was 35-0, and before the quarter ended, gars blocked a punt to start off in and a 15-yard touchdown run from It’ll be good to get our second league Guy took off from midfield to score The Prep’s final great field position at midfield. -Ar Joe Rivers to extend the lead to 21-8. game under our belt.” touchdown. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE SATURDAY Boys Soccer Football BC High at St. John’s (10) Northeast at Tech (10) Girls Soccer Saugus at English (2) Swampscott at Lexington (10) Marblehead at Beverly (1) Salem at Swampscott (12) Field Hockey Cardinal Spellman at St. Mary’s (7) Swampscott at Concord-Carlisle Cross Country (10:30) Monomoy at Fenwick (12) Marblehead at Varsity Invitational (TBA) Water Polo Fenwick at Kelley Invitational (TBA) St. John’s at Deerfield (3)

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MLB Celtics, who fell to the Charlotte Hor- scored 14 points and Marcus Morris “It was a lot of fun, getting back onto nets 104-97 on Friday night — the had 12 for the Celtics. the court, getting a feel for the game AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division East Division opening night of the NBA preseason The game was played before a crowd again,” Simmons said. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB schedule. of more than 18,000 inside the Dean Former 76ers guard Casper Ware x-Boston 107 53 .669 — x-Atlanta 90 70 .563 — “Been waiting a long time to lace E. Smith Center at North Carolina, a scored 19 points for Melbourne Unit- y-New York 99 61 .619 8 Washington 81 78 .509 8½ Tampa Bay 88 72 .550 19 Philadelphia 78 82 .488 12 back up and get out there with the place that carries obvious significance ed, albeit on 6 for 22 shooting. Alex Toronto 73 87 .456 34 New York 75 85 .469 15 guys,” Hayward said. to many members of the Hornets or- Pledger finished with 19 points and Baltimore 46 113 .289 60½ Miami 63 96 .396 26½ Central Division Central Division It was Hayward’s first time in a ganization — such as owner Michael 13 rebounds for United. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB game since Oct. 17, when he broke Jordan, general manager Mitch Kup- UNITED: The first points of the x-Cleveland 89 70 .560 — z-Chicago 94 66 .588 — Minnesota 75 84 .472 14 z-Milwaukee 92 67 .579 1½ his fibula and dislocated his ankle chak and Hornets wing Marvin Wil- NBA preseason were not scored by an Detroit 64 95 .403 25 St. Louis 87 73 .544 7 about five minutes into the Celtics’ liams. NBA player. Chris Goulding, who did Chicago 62 97 .390 27 Pittsburgh 81 78 .509 12½ regular season opener at Cleveland. “It really is a special moment,” Wil- have a couple of summer league stints Kansas City 57 102 .358 32 Cincinnati 66 94 .413 28 West Division West Division Irving played his lone college season liams said. “It’s been a great week.” with Cleveland and Dallas in 2013 W L Pct GB W L Pct GB at Duke in 2010-11, but was limited CELTICS: Boston led by as many as and 2014, opened the scoring with a x-Houston 101 58 .635 — Colorado 89 70 .560 — y-Oakland 96 63 .604 5 Los Angeles 88 71 .553 1 to 11 games that season by injury and 20 points in the first half. The Celtics 3-pointer. Besides the Simmons fami- Seattle 86 73 .541 15 Arizona 81 78 .509 8 never played against North Carolina used 15 players and 13 of them at- ly connection, there were plenty of ties Los Angeles 78 81 .491 23 San Francisco 73 86 .459 16 Texas 67 92 .421 34 San Diego 64 95 .403 25 — the Blue Devils’ biggest rival. tempted at least one 3-pointer, and between the clubs — including Phila- Hayward’s first points came when Brad Stevens’ club finished 9 of 47 delphia coach Brett Brown, who spent Friday’s Games N.Y. Yankees (Lynn 9-10) at Boston (Eovaldi Minnesota 2, Chicago White Sox 1, 1st game 6-7), 1:05 p.m. he grabbed an offensive rebound in from beyond the arc. 17 years in Australia and worked with Houston 2, Baltimore 1 Houston (Verlander 16-9) at Baltimore transition early in the opening quar- HORNETS: Tony Parker made his United coach Dean Vickerman. N.Y. Yankees 11, Boston 6 (Bundy 8-16), 4:05 p.m., 1st game Toronto 7, Tampa Bay 6 Toronto (Borucki 4-5) at Tampa Bay (Snell ter and scored easily. He finished 2 debut with Charlotte, after 17 seasons 76ERS: Joel Embiid had 20 points Chicago Cubs 8, St. Louis 4 21-5), 6:10 p.m. for 7 from the field, playing about 23 in San Antonio. He was scoreless in and 10 rebounds in 23 minutes. Mar- Pittsburgh 8, Cincinnati 4 Chicago White Sox (Rodon 6-7) at Minneso- Atlanta 10, Philadelphia 2 ta (Gibson 9-13), 7:10 p.m. minutes. 9:09 of playing time, missing all three kelle Fultz — who was in Philly’s Miami 8, N.Y. Mets 1 Detroit (Norris 0-5) at Milwaukee (Miley Irving played for the first time since of his shots. Cody Zeller scored 13 starting lineup — scored 14, JJ Redick Chicago White Sox at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m., 5-2), 7:10 p.m. March 11, when his 2017-18 season points and Kemba Walker scored 12 added 13 and Dario Saric finished 2nd game Cleveland (Kluber 20-7) at Kansas City Detroit at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. (Junis 8-12), 7:15 p.m. ended with a knee issue. He finished for the Hornets. with 12 for the 76ers. Cleveland at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. Houston (Keuchel 12-11) at Baltimore with nine points. UP NEXT: The teams meet again UP NEXT: Philadelphia plays host Oakland at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. (Ramirez 1-7), 7:35 p.m., 2nd game Texas at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Oakland (Cahill 6-4) at L.A. Angels (Skaggs A look at Friday’s games: Sunday in Boston. to Orlando on Monday. Melbourne Detroit at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. 8-9), 9:07 p.m. HORNETS 104, CELTICS 97 76ERS 104, United completes its two-game NBA Washington at Colorado, 8:10 p.m. Texas (Sampson 0-2) at Seattle (Paxton Arizona at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. 11-6), 9:10 p.m. Charlotte outscored Boston 59-37 in MELBOURNE UNITED 84 swing at Toronto on Oct. 5. L.A. Dodgers at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. St. Louis (Mikolas 17-4) at Chicago Cubs Saturday’s Games (Hamels 9-11), 1:05 p.m. TV/RADIO NFL SATURDAY 9:30 a.m...... Mainz at Schalke...... FS2 AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE TV 10 a.m...... Brighton & Hove at Manchester City...... NBCSN East East MLB 10 a.m...... Tottenham Hotspur at Huddersfield Town....CNBC W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA 1:05 p.m...... NY Yankees at Boston...... Fox 12:30 p.m...... Borussia Dortmund at Bayer Leverkusen...... FS2 Miami 3 0 0 1.000 75 52 Washington 2 1 0 .667 64 44 12:30 p.m...... Liverpool at Chelsea...... NBCSN New England 1 2 0 .333 57 77 Philadelphia 2 1 0 .667 59 55 4 p.m...... LA Dodgers at San Francisco...... MLB Network Buffalo 1 2 0 .333 50 84 Dallas 1 2 0 .333 41 53 7:10 p.m...... Detroit at Milwaukee...... FS1 7:30 p.m...... New England at Toronto FC...... NBCSB N.Y. Jets 1 2 0 .333 77 58 N.Y. Giants 1 2 0 .333 55 62 10 p.m...... Oakland at LA Angels...... MLB Network 10 p.m...... Monterrey vs. Tijuana...... FS2 South South Basketball Radio W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA MLB Tennessee 2 1 0 .667 49 50 Tampa Bay 2 0 0 1.000 75 61 10 a.m...... Women’s World Cup semifinal...... ESPNU Jacksonville 2 1 0 .667 57 44 New Orleans 2 1 0 .667 104 103 NBA 1:05 p.m...... NY Yankees at Boston...... WEEI-FM 93.7 Indianapolis 1 2 0 .333 60 63 Carolina 2 1 0 .667 71 60 8:30 p.m...... Exhibition: Minnesota vs. Golden State...... NBATV NHL Houston 0 3 0 .000 59 74 Atlanta 1 2 0 .333 80 85 5 p.m...... Exhibition: Philadelphia vs. Boston...... WBZ-FM 98.5 North North College Football W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA 12 p.m...... Arkansas at Texas A&M...... ESPN SUNDAY Cincinnati 2 1 0 .667 89 77 Chicago 2 1 0 .667 63 55 12 p.m...... Army at Buffalo...... CBSSN TV Baltimore 2 1 0 .667 97 51 Green Bay 1 1 1 .500 70 83 12 p.m...... Bowling Green at Georgia Tech...... NESN Plus NFL Cleveland 1 1 1 .500 60 59 Minnesota 1 2 1 .375 90 110 1 p.m...... Miami at New England...... CBS Pittsburgh 0 1 1 .250 58 63 Detroit 1 2 0 .333 70 88 12 p.m...... Central Mich. at Michigan St...... FS1 West West 12 p.m...... Indiana at Rutgers...... Big Ten Network 4:05 p.m...... Cleveland at Oakland...... Fox W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA 12 p.m...... La.-Lafayette at Alabama...... SEC Network 4:25 p.m...... New Orleans at NY Giants...... CBS Kansas City 3 0 0 1.000 118 92 L.A. Rams 4 0 0 1.000 140 67 12 p.m...... Syracuse at Clemson...... ABC 8:20 p.m...... Baltimore at Pittsburgh...... NBC Denver 2 1 0 .667 61 70 Seattle 1 2 0 .333 65 64 MLB L.A. Chargers 1 2 0 .333 82 93 San Francisco 1 2 0 .333 73 89 12 p.m...... Temple at Boston College...... ESPNU Oakland 0 3 0 .000 52 81 Arizona 0 3 0 .000 20 74 12 p.m...... West Virginia at Texas Tech...... ESPN2 3:05 p.m...... NY Yankees at Boston...... NESN Thursday’s Game Buffalo at Green Bay, 1 p.m. 12:30 p.m...... Virginia at North Carolina State...... Ch. 38 Basketball L.A. Rams 38, Minnesota 31 Philadelphia at Tennessee, 1 p.m. 3:30 p.m...... Baylor at Oklahoma...... ABC 3 p.m...... Women’s World Cup championship...... ESPN Sunday’s Games Seattle at Arizona, 4:05 p.m. NBA Cincinnati at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Cleveland at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. 3:30 p.m...... Cincinnati at UConn...... CBSSN Tampa Bay at Chicago, 1 p.m. New Orleans at N.Y. Giants, 4:25 p.m. 3:30 p.m...... Florida St. at Louisville...... ESPN2 5 p.m...... Exhibition: Miami vs. San Antonio...... NBATV Houston at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. San Francisco at L.A. Chargers, 4:25 p.m. 7 p.m...... Exhibition: New Orleans vs. Chicago...... NBATV 3:30 p.m...... Pittsburgh at UCF...... ESPNU N.Y. Jets at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. Baltimore at Pittsburgh, 8:20 p.m. 9:30 p.m...... Exhibition: Denver vs. Los Angeles...... ESPN Miami at New England, 1 p.m. Monday’s Game 3:30 p.m...... Purdue at Nebraska...... Big Ten Network Detroit at Dallas, 1 p.m. Kansas City at Denver, 8:15 p.m. Beach Volleyball 3:30 p.m...... Rice at Wake Forest...... NESN Plus 4 p.m...... P1440 Series: San Jose Open...... ABC 3:30 p.m...... Tennessee at Georgia...... CBS Boxing 3:30 p.m...... Texas at Kansas St...... FS1 9 p.m...... Victor Ortiz vs. John Molina Jr...... FS1 TODAY IN SPORTS 4 p.m...... Nevada at Air Force...... ESPNews Cycling 4:30 p.m...... Michigan at Northwestern...... Fox Sept. 29 kicking seven field goals in a 42-7 9 p.m...... UCI Road World Championships (tape)...... NBCSN 6 p.m...... Florida at Mississippi St...... ESPN 1923 — Gene Sarazen beats Wal- rout over Marshall. College Field Hockey 7 p.m...... Boise St. at Wyoming...... CBSSN ter Hagen 1 up to capture the PGA 1985 — Houston Oilers quarter- 1 p.m...... Northeastern vs. Towson...... NESN Plus 7 p.m...... Iowa State at TCU...... ESPNU championship. back Warren Moon is sacked 12 CFL 7 p.m...... Virginia Tech at Duke...... ESPN2 times in a 17-10 loss to the Dallas 1 p.m...... CFL: Saskatchewan at Montreal...... ESPN2 1941 — Joe Louis knocks out Lou 7:30 p.m...... Ohio State at Penn State...... ABC Cowboys to tie an NFL record. Golf Nova in the sixth round at the Polo 7:30 p.m...... South Carolina at Kentucky...... SEC Network Grounds in New York to retain the 1991 — Pat Bradley wins the MBS 6 a.m...... Ryder Cup (singles)...... NBC LPGA Classic by one shot over 7:30 p.m...... Stanford at Notre Dame...... NBC world heavyweight title. 5 p.m...... Champions: Pure Insurance Championship... Golf Michelle Estill for her 30th career 8:30 p.m...... BYU at Washington...... Fox 1954 — Willie Mays makes his NHL victory, qualifying her for the LPGA 9:15 p.m...... Mississippi at LSU...... ESPN over-the-shoulder catch of Vic 3 p.m...... Exhibition: St. Louis vs. Washington.NHL Network Hall of Fame. 10:30 p.m...... Oregon at California...... FS1 Wertz’ long drive to center field 8 p.m...... Exhibition: San Jose vs. Vegas...... NHL Network 1995 — The NHL and NHL Players 10:30 p.m...... Toledo at Fresno St...... ESPNU and pinch-hitter Dusty Rhodes Rugby Association strike a deal to allow 10:30 p.m...... USC at Arizona...... ESPN2 homers off Bob Lemon in the 10th 2 p.m...... English Premiership: Leicester vs. Sale.....NBCSN league players to participate in the Golf Soccer inning to lead the New York Giants 1998 Winter Olympics. 2 a.m...... Ryder Cup (Day 2)...... Golf to a 5-2 victory over the Cleveland 8:55 a.m...... Serie A: Chievo vs. Torino...... ESPNews 2000 — At the Sydney Olympics, 3 a.m...... Ryder Cup (Day 2)...... NBC 11 a.m...... Premier League: Burnley at Cardiff City....NBCSN Indians in Game 1 of the World the U.S. men’s basketball team 10 a.m...... Ryder Cup (Day 2)...... NBC Series. 1 p.m...... MLS: Atlanta at New York...... ESPN escapes the humiliation of playing 5 p.m...... Champions: Pure Insurance Championship... Golf 5 p.m...... MLS: Real Salt Lake at Sporting Kansas City.FS1 1974 — Dr. Norbert Sander Jr. for a bronze medal with an 85-83 NHL Archery wins the New York City Marathon in victory over Lithuania in the semi- 5 p.m.... Exhibition: Philadelphia vs. Boston.... NESN, NHL Network 11 p.m...... World Cup final (tape)...... NBCSN 2:26:30 and Kathy Switzer capture finals. It’s the closest victory and 8 p.m...... Exhibition: Columbus vs. Chicago.... NHL Network Auto Racing the women’s division in 3:07:29. biggest scare for a U.S. Olympic 10:30 p.m...... Exhibition: Anaheim vs. Los Angeles.NHL Network 7:10 a.m...... Formula One: Russian Grand Prix...... ESPN2 1977 — Muhammad Ali wins a team since NBA players started Horse Racing 2 p.m...... Monster Energy: Bank of America Roval 400.NBC unanimous 15-round decision over competing in 1992. 7 p.m...... Breeders’ Cup Challenge Series...... NBCSN Radio Earnie Shavers at Madison Square 2002 — After losing to Iowa State, Auto Racing NFL Garden in New York to retain his Nebraska drops out of the Asso- 3 p.m...... Xfinity: Drive for the Cure 200...... NBCSN world heavyweight title. ciated Press Top 25 football poll Soccer 1 p.m...... Miami at New England...... WBZ-FM 98.5 1984 — Mike Prindle of Western after being ranked for 348 consec- 7:30 a.m...... Manchester United at West Ham United...NBCSN MLB Michigan sets an NCAA record by utive weeks. 9:30 a.m...... Leipzig at Hoffenheim...... FS1 3:05 p.m...... NY Yankees at Boston...... WEEI-FM 93.7 B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2018 COMICS

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

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EVENING TV LISTINGS SATURDAY’S TV SEPTEMBER 29, 2018 HOROSCOPE 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) WGBH The Hispanic Heri- The Miniaturist on The Great American Antiques Roadshow Tales, Stories- Rick Steves’ Europe: Great Share your thoughts, but don’t ^ PBS tage Awards Masterpiece Read “Heroes” “Birmingham” Palaces Stage German Cities Fix anything that needs to be Home improvements should put yourself in a vulnerable WBZ Wheel of Jeopardy! FBI “Pilot” 48 Hours (N) News Phantom Gourmet Rizzoli & Isles tweaked to suit your current be your top priority. Put your $ CBS Fortune situation. Don’t let problems energy to good use. Getting position. Someone will use WCVB Coll. College Football Ohio State at Penn State. The Buckeyes visit the Nittany News- Celebrity Person of Interest Elemen- at home escalate when a little into a tiff with a loved one personal information against you if you aren’t discreet. Be- % ABC Football Lions in a Top 10 matchup with huge playoff implications. (N) Center 5 Page “Flesh and Blood” tary attention and compromise are won’t help you get things WBTS Rescue College Football Stanford at Notre Dame. Two top-10 nationally ranked op- News Saturday Night Live “Adam 1st Look done. ing a good listener will be to * NBC ponents square off as No. 8 Notre Dame hosts No. 7 Stanford. (N) at 11 Driver; Kanye West” (N) (N) all that’s required. your benefit. WFXT College Football College College Football BYU at Washington. Two ranked opponents meet as the Boston Boston Hell’s PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) 9 FOX Extra No. 11 Huskies host the No. 20 Cougars in Seattle, Washington. (N) News 25 Kitchen SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Emotional difficulties will CANCER (June 21-July 22) WUTF ››› Río (2011, Niños) Voices of Anne ››› Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines ››‡ The Internship (2013, Comedia) Vince Vaughn, An investment may tempt you, surface when dealing with a A unique approach to the way = UMA Hathaway, Jesse Eisenberg. (2003) Arnold Schwarzenegger. Owen Wilson, Rose Byrne. but before you take a risk, friend or relative. Consider you deal with someone you love WSBK Big Bang Big Bang WBZ News 8p (N) ››› The Devil’s Own (1997, Suspense) Seinfeld Seinfeld How I Met How I Met Mike & consider the costs involved or care for is favored. A common F MNT Theory Theory Harrison Ford, Brad Pitt. Molly what you’ve got to lose by not as well as the people you will getting along. 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You’ll Mix business with pleasure What you do to help someone be quick to anger if unexpect- TELE ›› Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2014, Falco “Falco es Falco “Falco deja Titulares Decisio- Decisiones Ex- Programa will lead to personal rewards. ¨ TELE Acción) Megan Fox, Will Arnett. sospechoso” (N) todo atrás” (N) y Más nes tremas and get to know your peers, ed changes interfere in your mentor or employer better. The Be forthright about your feel- affairs. Have a backup plan WABU Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & ings as well as your wants and ¥ ION cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit Order impact on your future will be ready to avoid falling behind. expectations. CABLE STATIONS well worth the time spent. Keep your costs down. (5:00) Live PD “Live Live PD: Rewind (N) Live PD “Live PD -- 09.29.18” Riding along with law enforcement. Live PD Riding along with law A&E TAURUS (April 20-May 20) PD -- 09.21.18” (N) enforcement. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) (5:30) ››‡ “Armageddon” (1998) Bruce ››‡ The Man From U.N.C.L.E. (2015, Action) Henry ›› Deep Impact (1998, Drama) Robert You’ll pick up valuable infor- AMC Listen to what others have to Getting together with friends Willis, Billy Bob Thornton. Cavill, Armie Hammer, Alicia Vikander. Duvall, Tea Leoni, Elijah Wood. mation if you talk to an ex- or relatives will prove informa- “Talla- ››‡ Mr. & Mrs. Smith (2005, Action) Brad Pitt. A husband and ››‡ Mr. & Mrs. Smith (2005) Brad Pitt. A husband Talladega say, and offer something of BRAVO pert. A change you want to tive. Others will offer insight dega” wife are assassins for rival organizations. ‘PG-13’ and wife are assassins for rival organizations. 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(N) BRIDGE ESPN2 board ›››‡ Ratatouille (2007, Children’s) Voices of Patton Oswalt, Ian ›››‡ The Lion King (1994) Voices of Mat- ›› The Lion King II: Simba’s FREE Holm, Lou Romano. thew Broderick, Jeremy Irons. Pride (1998, Children’s) (6:00) ›› “Ride ›› Ride Along 2 (2016, Comedy) Ice Mayans M.C. “Perro/Oc” EZ’s Mayans M.C. The two Galindo Mayans You need nine, so find nine FX Along” (2014) Cube, Kevin Hart, Tika Sumpter. fate is in flux. worlds collide. M.C. When you are the declarer my’s queen. East won with the hearts. If West has four hearts, (5:40) “Jane Fonda ›››‡ Phantom Thread (2017, Drama) The Deuce “Seven- Ballers Insecure ›››‡ Phantom Thread (2017) HBO in Five Acts” (2018) Daniel Day-Lewis. ‘R’ Fifty” Daniel Day-Lewis. ‘R’ in three no-trump, you need king and returned the spade South endplays him in the suit, Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Stars “The Pawn Pawn Pawn to win nine tricks. 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(N) News NBC 10 Access * NBC at 11 Sports WFXT Simpsons Bob’s Simpsons Bob’s Family Rel (N) Boston 25 News at Boston NFL GameDay TMZ (N) 9 FOX Burgers Burgers Guy (N) 10PM (N) News Prime (N) WUTF “Mission: Imposs.- ››‡ Exodus: Gods and Kings (2014) Christian Bale. Moisés se ¡Ay Güey! Verónica y ›› El Diablo, el Santo y el = UMA Ghost” compromete a liberar a israelitas de esclavitud. Susana huyen. Tonto (1987, Comedia-Drama) WSBK Castle Alexis starts a WBZ News 8p (N) NCIS: New Orleans NCIS: New Orleans Big Bang Big Bang 2 Broke 2 Broke Two and F MNT video blog. “Master of Horror” Theory Theory Girls Girls Half Men WGBX “Brian’s Ask This The Great American Prohibition Enforcing Prohibition creates Front and Center Durrells in Corfu Poldark- L PBS Song” Old H’se Read “Heroes” problems. 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SAN FRANCISCO — The very Musk has “gone from looking like attributes that have fueled a ma- the visionary genius to looking like nia around Elon Musk — his vision, the out-of-control guy who probably PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS brash personality and willingness to is on the borderline of a breakdown,” take risks — could prove to be his said Erik Gordon, a professor at the JetBlue says customers who take the cheapest downfall. University of Michigan Ross School fare might have to accept limits on when they The Tesla CEO who made his for- of Business. board, their seat, and whether they can change or tune and his renegade-genius rep- Even before the SEC went after cancel a reservation. utation by bursting through the his job, Musk had raised hackles barriers of conventional thinking by ridiculing stock market analysts faces a humiliating comedown as for posing fairly standard questions JetBlue will offer government regulators try to oust U.S. securities regulators have about Tesla’s shaky finances, and him from the company in a lawsuit filed a complaint against Musk. then called a diver who helped res- accusing him of duping the electric PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS cue 12 boys on a Thai soccer team car maker’s stockholders. from a flooded cave a pedophile, trig- fewer frills on its But extracting Musk from the gering a libel lawsuit against him- but that sort of is what lets them company he has become synony- self. walk through these walls or over mous with could devastate Tesla. The challenges already facing Tes- cheapest tickets these walls when most people are Musk’s fans maintain that Tesla la might become even more daunt- NEW YORK (AP) — Jet- new fare class will take would be insane to get rid of him, terrified.” ing without Musk as CEO because Blue is following the lead effect sometime next year. arguing it would go down as a huge The Securities and Exchange its fortunes are inextricably tied to mistake similar to the one Apple Commission filed a complaintthose of its leader. of larger rivals by offering Geraghty says “our suc- made in 1985 when it ousted its own against Musk on Thursday, alleging Musk’s charisma and accomplish- a stripped-down ticket cess is at risk” if JetBlue visionary founder, Steve Jobs, only he falsely claimed in an Aug. 7 tweet ments as a disrupter of several in- with fewer options than doesn’t offer the lower to bring him back with the company that he had secured financing to buy dustries are worth $130 per share regular economy fares. fares, which are called on the brink of bankruptcy 12 years out Tesla and take it private at $420 — or about $22 billion — to Tesla, The airline says custom- “basic economy” on Delta, later. per share, a substantial premium Barclays analyst Brian Johnson ers who take the cheapest American and United. “People who create disruptive over the stock price at the time. wrote in a note. He called it the fare might have to accept The big airlines intro- companies tend to be somewhat ab- The SEC is asking a federal court in “Musk premium.” limits on when they board, duced basic economy to normal, and that is what leads to New York to bar Musk from serving Given that Tesla has mostly lost their seat, and whether compete with discount these Herculean accomplishments,” as an officer or director of any public money throughout its history and they can change or cancel carriers like Spirit Air- said Keith Rabois, a venture capi- company. The case is not expected to has had trouble meeting its own a reservation. lines. Buyers can’t pick a talist who used to work with Musk go to trial until early next year. production targets while burning JetBlue Airways Corp. seat when they book their during one of his early incarnations The fraud case comes amid a through cash, the company’s stock President Joanna Ger- ticket, can’t change a res- at PayPal. “They are all a little bit squall of disquieting tweets and oth- could be in danger of cratering with- aghty said in a note to ervation once booked, and off central casting in their own way, er troubling disclosures that have out Musk’s aura. employees Friday that the board last. CLASSIFIED

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By Matt O’Brien and Mae Anderson ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK — Facebook reported a major security breach in which 50 mil- lion user accounts were accessed by unknown at- tackers. The attackers gained the ability to “seize control” of those user accounts, Face- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS book said, by stealing dig- The S&P 500 index inched down 0.02 points to 2,913.98. The Dow Jones ital keys the company us- Industrial Average rose 18.38 points, or 0.1 percent, to 26,458.31. ers to keep users logged in. Facebook has logged out the 50 million breached users — plus another 40 FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Stocks close out their million who were vulner- Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg says there’s able to the attack. Users no sign that the accounts were misused. don’t need to change their Facebook passwords, it they might be based.” privacy policies in April. best quarter in 5 years said. Facebook says it has The Facebook bug is Facebook says it doesn’t alerted law enforcement. reminiscent of a much Friday. The S&P 500 rose ernment would expand its know who was behind the By Marley Jay Jake Williams, a secu- larger attack on Yahoo ASSOCIATED PRESS 7.2 percent, its biggest budget deficit. European attacks or where they’re rity expert at Rendition in 2013 in which attack- increase since the end of based. In a call with re- Union leaders want Italy Infosec, said the stolen ers compromised 3 billion NEW YORK — U.S. 2013. porters on Friday, CEO to bring down its debt level, access tokens would have accounts — enough for stocks ended back where Mark Zuckerberg said One reason is that in- which is the highest of any likely allowed attackers half of the world’s entire they started Friday as the vestors are worried about EU country after Greece. that the company doesn’t stock market wrapped up to view private posts and population. In the case of other regions, especially Italy’s FTSE MIB sank know yet if any of the ac- probably to post status Yahoo, information stolen its best quarter in almost emerging markets. The 3.7 percent while the Ger- counts that were hacked five years. Electric car updates or shared posts as included names, email ad- currencies of Turkey and man DAX gave up 1.5 per- were misused. the compromised user, but dresses, phone numbers, maker Tesla plunged after Argentina both dropped cent. France’s CAC 40 lost The hack is the lat- federal regulators moved not passwords. birthdates and security during the quarter and in- 0.8 percent and the FTSE est setback for Facebook “The bigger concern (and questions and answers. to oust CEO Elon Musk fol- vestors worried that their 100 index in Britain shed during a tumultuous year lowing his tweet last month something we don’t know Ed Mierzwinski, the se- currency and economic 0.5 percent. of security problems and yet) is whether third party nior director of consumer saying that he was close to problems would harm the Yields on Italian govern- privacy issues. So far, a deal to take Tesla private. applications were impact- advocacy group U.S. PIRG, rest of the world. ment bonds rose sharply, though, none have signifi- ed,” Williams said in a text Health care companies said the breach was “very “Investors do pivot to the a sign of lower investor cantly shaken the confi- exchange. He noted that troubling.” did better than any part U.S. when they have con- confidence in the govern- dence of the company’s 2 the company’s “Facebook “It’s yet another warning of the market during the cerns about other regions,” ment’s financial strength. billion global users. Login” feature lets users that Congress must not third quarter and they con- said Marina Severinovsky, The yield on Italy’s 10-year This latest hack involved log into other apps and enact any national data tinued to rise Friday, while an investment strategist bond jumped to 3.14 per- a bug in Facebook’s “View websites with their Face- security or data breach technology companies rose at Schroders. But emerg- cent from 2.89 percent, a As” feature, the company book credentials. “These legislation that weak- as chipmakers also traded ing markets stocks have huge move. said in a blog post . That access tokens that were ens current state privacy higher. Facebook said it dis- bounced back somewhat Italian bank UniCredit feature lets people see stolen show when a user laws, pre-empts the rights covered a security breach over the last two weeks, sank 6.7 percent to $12.96. how their profiles appear is logged into Facebook of states to pass new laws that affects almost 50 mil- and Severinovsky said they Among European banks, to others. The attackers and that may be enough to that protect their consum- lion accounts and its stock might do better than U.S. Barclays dipped 3.6 per- used that vulnerability access a user’s account on ers better, or denies their fell again, ending its worst stocks in the fourth quarter. cent to $8.95. In the U.S., to steal “access tokens,” a third party site,” he said. attorneys general rights quarterly run in six years. “The pessimism around Goldman Sachs shed 1.5 which are digital keys that News broke early this to investigate violations of Global banks fell and Eu- those regions is probably percent to $224.24. Facebook uses to keep peo- year that a data analyt- or enforce those laws,” he ropean stocks skidded af- too much,” she said. Tesla suffered its worst ple logged in. Possession of ics firm once employed said in a statement. ter Italy’s new government The S&P 500 index loss in almost five years. those tokens would allow by the Trump campaign, Wedbush analyst Mi- announced a big increase inched down 0.02 points to It dropped 13.9 percent to attackers to control those Cambridge Analytica, had chael Pachter said “the in spending. Italy’s main 2,913.98. The Dow Jones In- $264.77 after the Securities accounts. improperly gained access most important point is stock index fell almost 4 dustrial Average rose 18.38 and Exchange said Musk “We haven’t yet been to personal data from mil- that we found out from percent as investors wor- points, or 0.1 percent, to committed securities fraud able to determine if there lions of user profiles. Then them,” meaning Facebook, ried that the government’s 26,458.31. The Nasdaq com- with his statement about was specific targeting” of a congressional investi- as opposed to a third party. plan will lead to a clash posite added 4.38 points, taking Tesla private. The particular accounts, Guy gation found that agents “As a user, I want Face- with European Union or less than 0.1 percent, to SEC launched an investi- Rosen, Facebook’s vice from Russia and other book to proactively protect leaders who want Italy to 8,046.35. The Russell 2000 gation after Musk tweeted president of product man- countries have been post- my data and let me know reduce its debt level. index of smaller-company that he had secured the agement, said in a call ing fake political ads since when it’s compromised,” Through the third quar- stocks gained 6.04 points, or funding for his transaction, with reporters. “It does at least 2016. Facebook he said. “Shareholders ter, pain in other markets 0.4 percent, to 1,696.57. but it soon became clear seem broad. And we don’t CEO Mark Zuckerberg ap- should ultimately approve led to gains for U.S. stocks, The spending plans an- that the company wasn’t yet know who was behind peared at a Congressional of Facebook’s handling of and that was true again nounced by Italy’s new gov- close going private. these attacks and where hearing over Facebook’s the issue.”

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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS THIS WEEK LYNN 12 KENWOOD TER 50 WEBSTER ST $170,000 $350,000 59 BOW RIDGE RD B: Abdelouhab Aitelhadj B: Miraidis Munoz-Velez & Raul $228,000 S: Enrique Pena & Maria Pena E Munoz SELLING YOUR HOME? B: Richard W Carrow Jr S: Dumey M Chaviano & Durney If you want an honest opinion of value, S: Elizabeth M Wright 56 KERNWOOD DR Chaviano $339,000 call JOHN or MIKE CONNOR. 52 BROADWAY B: Craig Duncan & Patricia 455-457 WESTERN AVE $247,000 $390,000 Duncan FREE SERVICE B: Renovation Capital LLC B: Chinazaekpere Okparaoko S: Wells Fargo Bank NA S: FNMA S: Salvadora Ramos 380 CHATHAM ST 97 LIGHT ST LYNNFIELD CONNORREALESTATE.COM $526,000 $588,000 B: Lionel Carrenard & Nicole B: Suong Ly & Juan Ramirez 4 CEDARWOOD RD 18 GREGORY ST 47 DRISCOLL ST 56 DUDLEY ST Carrenard S: Oscar A Barrientos $478,000 S: Christopher A Martin & Kristen $2,155,000 $365,000 $389,000 B: Janis Roberto & Scott Roberto B: Stepen J Davis & Micayla M B: Irma E Torres & Moises Torres M Martin 33 MARIANNA ST B: Leslie S Eddy & Trevor G Eddy S: Robert F Cleary & Donna G Donofrio S: Judith Damaral & Michael 12 CLEARVIEW AVE $330,800 S: Christopher Church & Jennifer $385,000 Cohen S: Donika Tite & Themistokli Tite Damaral B: Adam T Vaccaro & Deirdre A Gelfand-Church B: Michael K Petralia Gattoni 10 LAKEWOOD RD S: Christopher P Doucette & 10 EVANS RD 200 WOODCREST DR S: Lourdes M Moses $415,000 33 INTREPID CIR U:206 $595,000 Courtney Doucette $319,900 B: Russell Kelly $545,000 B: Michael Oconnor & Colby S: Lillian G Ross Tr, Tr for Ross B: Sandra F Erbetta B: Haley Saulnier & Christopher Oconnor 18 ECHO PL 49 MUNROE ST U:404 Vellante RET S: Redstone Realty LLC S: Karen S Scialoia $475,000 $209,000 S: John E Rakoc Tr, Tr for Rakoc B: Rafael A Vargas Jr & B: Nathan Ranney & Laurie K RT 6 HITCHING HILL RD Christopher Vellante Ranz 33 LOCKSLEY RD 10 SANTRY RD $1,165,771 S: Sandra Giordano S: Jeremy Colvin $420,000 $615,000 B: Philip W Tsui & Maggie Tsui 9 FORENZA RD B: Jeffrey V Cicolini & Julie B: Gale A Clark 17-19 ERIE ST S: Salvatore J Perra & Ann P Perra $615,000 Cicolini 53 OCEAN ST S: Jennifer A Murphy & Colin P $605,000 B: John Maloney & Karen S: Hitching Hill LLC B: Biwiljens Norelus & $350,000 3 TAPPAN CT Wood Maloney Dadeloune Norelus B: 53 Ocean Realty LLC $1,175,000 S: Karyn E Lavoie & Philip S 62 MAIN ST S: John G Giampa & Robert P S: Mark S Cohen Tr, Tr for B: Michelle M Koutsantonis T, Tr 10 SANTRY RD Lavoie Jr $325,000 Mccuish Christian Hill RT for Stavros&M $615,000 B: Peter Leavitt S: Tanya M Lobuono & Vincent Koutsantonis LT B: Gale A Clark 7 LYNN STREET CT Lobuono 169 EUTAW AVE 15 PARROTT ST U:2 S: John M Maloney & Karen A S: Colin P Wood & Jennifer A $325,000 $359,500 $260,000 Maloney Murphy B: Damon R Griffin & Kerri L 39 RIVERBANK RD B: Wilfredo Servellon & Julissa S B: Jennifer Brehob Griffin Servellon $340,000 S: Deiulis Properties LLC S: Courtney P Newberg & S: Jean M Hart MARBLEHEAD 5 TUFTS ST B: Mario A Silva $590,000 William Newberg S: Boston Clever Realty LLC 3 ABBOT CT 22 FERNWOOD AVE 41 RANGE AVE B: Chelsea D White-Cheney & $630,000 $385,000 $315,000 Gregory J Cheney 19 MYLES RD SWAMPSCOTT B: Ashley Waugh & Gregg D B: Evan Shea B: Paul Andreottola Tr, Tr for Amy $389,500 Hirschkron T S: Andrew Garnitz & Marybeth Guertin S: Gregg A Harmer & Paula Garnitz B: Caitlin M Lennhoff & 282 ATLANTIC AVE S: James Previer & Laura Previer Harmer S: Robert Essig Tr, Tr for 3 Abbot Christopher M Lennhoff $725,000 Court RT S: John A Sheehan & Maureen B: Gregory R Walburg & Lisa A 49 GARDINER ST 49 WALNUT PARK NAHANT K Sheehan Walburg 11 CROWN WAY $305,000 $421,509 S: Lee Newcomb Donna U Est & B: Kaylie Aiello & John J Finnigan $1,860,000 No transactions this week Donna L Umana- B: Deborah Giannone & Joseph B: Robert P Jacobs SAUGUS S: Christine V Murphy & Paul F A Giannone Murphy Jr S: Andrew J Oliver & Carla R Oliver 11 BANKS RD S: Susan Spaulding PEABODY 27 BEACHVIEW AVE $390,000 14 GRIFFIN TER 115 GREEN ST U:A $780,000 B: Eric Hildonen $570,000 342 WALNUT ST $290,000 8 CANTERBURY DR B: Daniel Berhe & Meaza S: Barbara G Burke B: Porfirio Maria & Jan Marino $275,000 B: Erin Browning $25,000 Habtemariam S: John K Serven B: Ryan Carvalho S: Thomas Mcclay-Hazzard Tr, Tr B: Barbara A Foss S: Jeffrey V Cicolini & Julie A Source: Banker and Tradesman, S: Susan M Murphy for Hazzard FT S: Ronald A Foss Cicolini bakerandtradesman.com The world’s biggest real-estate bubbles By Reade Pickert said Thursday in a phone about half of the rate of BLOOMBERG NEWS interview. “When you fac- the pre-crisis period, ac- tor in population flows, cording to the report. Chicago may be freezing when you factor in income ‘Many Years’ cold for parts of the year, growth, when you factor in Property markets can be but it has one big advan- home price growth, that’s “mispriced or overpriced tage over global cities such why Chicago scores where for many, many years,” as New York, London and it does.” Woloshin said. “Excesses Hong Kong: it’s affordable. Boston, Milan and Sin- can go on much longer PHOTO | TNS The Windy City is the than people expect.” only undervalued housing gapore were deemed fairly A new study by the website Apartment List shows that in 2017, 62.7 per- valued, while 10 cities in- While prices aren’t rising cent of renter households in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach, market in a survey of 20 as fast as in prior years, af- financial centers by UBS cluding San Francisco, To- Fla., spent more than 30 percent of their income on rent. kyo and Stockholm were fordability remains a key Group AG, partly due to concern. Housing prices its widely publicized fiscal overvalued and six were in bubble-risk territory, in major cities increased Miami named worst city for renters problems and rents rising by 35 percent on average faster than home prices. with Hong Kong’s market the most inflated. over the past five years, ac- New York moved from af- cording to the report. New in the US for the second year in a row fordable to overpriced in Typical signs of a real es- tate bubble include prices York’s recent price decline this year’s rating even as — the first in several years By Rene Rodriguez List, said that the overall apartment. New York was inflation-adjusted real es- rising out of sync with in- MIAMI HERALD percentage of cost-bur- second, with a median two- comes, as well as economic — was partially due to re- tate prices fell 2 percent duced deductions for local dened renter households bedroom rent of $2,510. imbalances like excessive MIAMI — For the second in the past four quarters, taxes and rising mortgage in the Miami metro area South Florida was a rela- according to the bank’s lending and construction year in a row, South Florida is down from its peak in tive bargain in comparison, rates, the bank said. has been named the worst Global Real Estate Bubble activity, the bank’s re- 2011, when it reached 65 with a median two-bed- “In Manhattan the mar- metro area in the U.S. for Index. searchers said. Unlike the percent. room rent of $1,360, accord- ket weakness was even renters. A new study by Chicago is “a wonderful boom of the mid-2000s, But that decline is the ing to Apartment List. more pronounced,” accord- the website Apartment city, but its fiscal chal- there’s no evidence of si- result of a spike in the “But even though Mi- ing to the report. “Real List shows that 62.7 per- lenges are well-known,” multaneous excesses in number of new apartment ami is not the most ex- prices fell 5 percent com- cent of renter households Jonathan Woloshin, head lending and construction, pared to the previous year in Miami-Dade, Broward rental buildings priced at pensive city, it’s not cheap of Americas real estate at and outstanding mortgage and in the luxury segment and Palm Beach in 2017 market rates that have either,” Salviati said. “And UBS’ global wealth unit, volumes are growing at even more.” were cost-burdened — gone up over the last five although Miami has a Incomes simply aren’t which means they paid years — with more con- strong economy, a lot of it climbing fast enough to more than 30 percent of stantly being added. is driven by tourism, and keep up with the pric- their income on rent. “You’ve had an influx that industry doesn’t have es in many areas. For a That’s only a tiny im- of higher-income rent- the highest incomes.” skilled service worker in provement from 2016, ers coming into the area, The study shows that on Hong Kong, it would take when 62.8 percent of so the overall number of a national level, renter in- 22 years of their average South Florida households renters has gone up and come is closing the gap with annual income to buy a were cost-burdened. the percentage of cost- rent growth. The median 650-square-foot apartment According to the study, burdened households has national rent has increased near the city center. A de- which uses data from the gone down,” Salviati said. 8.5 percent since 2007, cade ago it was 12 years. U.S. Census, 33.8 percent “But the number of cost- while the median renter in- For other cities, buying of renter households in burdened households is come grew 6.5 percent over real estate is more fea- the Miami metro area are still increasing.” the same period. sible. In Milan, it would severely cost-burdened According to the study, But in South Florida, PHOTO | DREAMSTIME take 5.7 years of annual — or spending more than San Francisco is the prici- rents have grown eight income; it would be un- half their income on rent. est city in the U.S. for rent- percent since 2007, while Hong Kong’s real estate market is one of the der five years for Chicago, Chris Salviati, a housing ers, with a median rent of the median income has world’s leading bubbles, according to UBS Group. Boston and Los Angeles. economist for Apartment $3,110 for a two-bedroom only gone up 3.6 percent. ed , 3½ t, Unit 408 kitchen. Central baths. Nore master air conditionin LYNN $369,000 suite. g. Comple Directions: Hunte Front to back tely renovated Western family room living room. 3 bedro Colonial on to Cooper to Heaths CourtAve 781-599-1 . Sliders to oms, 2 full quiet cul-de-s 3 Manson lawn. Make dreamsLooking come true.large deck to buy a house?Beau Checktiful outbaths. 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