TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 2016 DA: Swampscott man lit re and laughed

By Dillon Durst removed the family cat from the house before ITEM STAFF setting it on re. But the judge also denied that request. LYNN — A Swampscott man who prosecutors His wife, who had recently been awarded the say laughed about setting re to his home was house in a court order, was scheduled to move in arraigned in Lynn District Court Monday on an the following day. The couple is going through a arson charge. divorce. Timothy Brosnan, 57, pleaded not guilty and is being held without bail, pending a dangerous- On Saturday, Swampscott Police responded ness hearing. He is accused of setting re to his to a call that the windows of a house had ex- Swampscott home on Linden Avenue over the ploded and black smoke poured out, according weekend. His wife and children were not home to police. at the time. After securing the area, police found Brosnan The prosecution asked for a three-day contin- leaning against his SUV. He admitted to being uance to gather more information from an ongo- the homeowner and confessed that he started the re, police said. Timothy Brosnan, ing arson investigation report. But the defense of Swampscott, objected and asked that the hearing proceed as Brosnan was allegedly “laughing about start- was arraigned scheduled Monday. ing the re,” and said that he had poured gas District Court Judge James LaMothe agreed to in the garage and throughout the house, the in Lynn District continue the case to Wednesday at 2 p.m. report said. Court on Monday. The defense also argued for a bail hearing Dillon Durst can be reached at ddurst@itemlive. noting that Brosnan has no prior record and com. PHOTO | PAULA MULLER Lynn Moulton sees scores $2M nothing for literacy

‘super’ By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF in new SALEM — An AmeriCorps program at Lynn Public Schools that promises to im- prove academic opportunity for immigrant students is being extended. charter United Way, the Corporation for Na- By Thomas Grillo tional & Community Service, the of cial ITEM CITY EDITOR name for AmeriCorps, and the Massachu- setts Service Alliance are investing more LYNN — If Frank DeVi- than $2 million, which will place 25 of its to opens the city’s second members into Lynn schools, up from 15, to charter school next year, provide tutoring, mentoring and academic it will be greeted by hun- support to immigrants and their families. dreds of parents seeking ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE The program has been in Lynn for three to place their child in the years and is guaranteed for three more. new facility but it will get Congressman Seth Moulton was at the Collins Middle School in Salem to an- U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton (D-MA) was at a frosty reception from of- nounce the investment of $2 million over the next three years to expand Ameri- Collins Middle School on Monday, where cials. Corps, in partnership with Lynn Public Schools, to help improve academic out- Mayor Judith Flanagan comes among immigrant students. MOULTON, A7 Kennedy and the City Council may have their disagreements, but they’re on the same page when it comes to the controversial Watch out for new alternative public schools. While they claim it’s great for parents to have choice, they say it’s not so great cafe in Marblehead that charter schools “rob” money from traditional By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF schools. “I agree with giving MARBLEHEAD — The town’s newest cafe parents a choice and it brings a slice of Italy to the downtown. makes everyone perform Bello e Preciso Milano, an eatery specializing Fabrizio DiRienzo to their highest level, but in toast sandwiches, Italian coffee and pastries, tends to an espres- I don’t like the formula for opened on Washington Street over the weekend. so machine at Bello funding because it takes It combines two passions of the owner, Fabrizio e Preciso Milano in more than $1 million from DiRienzo. Marblehead. our school budget,” said Kennedy. “We are still re- WATCH, A7 quired to serve every child PHOTO | BOB ROCHE that comes through our door, but we lose money to the charter school when they take away children whom they have selected.” DeVito, 51, and his group Lynn school makes are in a national com- petition to redesign the American high school and learning REAL fun win $10 million towards opening the Equity Lab Jasman Nolas- By Michele Durgin Charter School in Lynn. co, a member FOR THE ITEM DeVito and his 22-mem- of the REAL ber team of educators are program, says LYNN — Jan Plourde is an enthusi- one of 50 nalists in the how old she is. astic educator with a dream to spread XQ: Super School Project, the love of reading. the California-based non- She has spent more than 35 years pro t chaired by Laurene ITEM PHOTO | enhancing literacy in day care pro- Powell Jobs, the widow of OWEN O’ROURKE grams, at North Shore Community Apple Inc. founder Steve College and in Salem State University. Jobs. She is president of In 2013, she founded the Reading, CHARTER, A7 REAL, A7

Saugus board and Wheelabrator at odds over land ll INSIDE In Opinion By Bridget Turcotte At issue is a proposal by Wheelabrator, an land ll and the change in quality, character A hot July ITEM STAFF energy-from-waste facility that provides dis- and degree of use of the land ll,” said George in Swampscott. A4 posal of up to 1,500 tons per day of waste Hailer, the Board of Health’s (BOH) attorney. SAUGUS — The Board of Health has asked from 10 Massachusetts communities, to ex- “The increased capacity and change in qual- the state to require Wheelabrator Saugus to In Sports assess its impact on public health and the en- tend the life of its ash land ll for an addition- ity, character and degree of use obviates any World Series-bound vironment. al four-and-a-half to ve years. The request is exemptions from site assignment require- Babe Ruth team The request was made in a letter to Mat- undergoing a MEPA review. ments that may exist.” gets inspired. B1 thew Beaton, Secretary of the Massachusetts Some residents and of cials are opposed to But Wheelabrator of cials argue they are Environmental Policy Act (MEPA) of ce. the extension, while others are in support. only seeking to continue to operate “in the In Business These reviews are conducted to determine if “The proposed expansion of the capacity of way that we have been for several years.” Senior housing a parcel of land is suitable for a solid waste the valleys in the land ll warrants a site as- unit adds community management facility. signment due to the increased capacity of the WHEELABRATOR, A7 room, gym. B8

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 73° VOL. 138, ISSUE 203 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 62° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS ...... B4 BUSINESS ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 2016 OBITUARIES Leonard F. Smith Barbara M. Plecinoga, 65 1929-2016 CENTERVILLE — until recently. SALEM — Barba- Marie CSSF, of Our Leonard F. Smith MD, The primary joy of ra M. (Stankiewicz) Lady of Angels Con- of Centerville, died his life was his be- Plecinoga, 65, of Sa- vent, Enfield, Conn., peacefully on July loved family in whom lem, wife of the late an aunt, Alice Cote 27, 2016, surround- he took great pride Peter P. Plecinoga, of Salem, an uncle, ed by his family. A na- and instilled a love who died in 2014, Rev. Louis Bilicky of tive of Swampscott, of family, faith, the passed away Friday, Framingham, several Len was the son of Cape, travel, sea- July 22, 2016 at the cousins, and a dear Arthur K. and Eileen food/lobster and Blueberry Hill Health- friend whom Barba- M. Smith. Dr. Smith the Red Sox. Len care Center, Beverly ra looked upon as was a graduate of St. John’s was pre-deceased by his best following a long illness. a sister, Deborah Branford Prep, the College of the Holy friend and wife of 53 years, Born in Salem, she was the of Williamsburg, Va. She was PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Cross (1951), (from which Joan, and leaves his eight daughter of the late Joseph predeceased by an infant son, four of his children graduated) children, their spouses, and F. and Eugenia (Lipinska) John Michael Plecinoga. Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker smiles as he and Georgetown University 24 grandchildren: son Dr. Stankiewicz and was a life- Service information: Her is applauded by Lt. Gov. Karen Polito, left, as School of Medicine (1955), Brian and daughter-in-law, long resident of the city. funeral service will be held State Treasurer Deborah Goldberg, far right, (where one of his sons and Holly, and their sons, Bren- Barbara was employed out Thursday, Aug. 4, 2016, at looks on after he signed a bill into law at the grandsons also received Doc- dan, Sean, Colin and Kevin of high school at John Han- 9 a.m., from the FULL-SPY- State House on Monday in Boston. tor of Medicine degrees). Len of Avon, Conn., son, Kevin, cock Insurance until the sum- CHALSKI FUNERAL HOME, did his internship at Mercy and wife, Julie, and children, mer of 1971, and later worked 84 Washington Square Hospital, Baltimore, Md., and Colman, Clare and Katherine for the Salem Evening News. East, on Salem Common, his residency in Obstetrics of Arlington, Va., daughter, She was a lifelong parishio- Salem, followed by a fu- Gov. Baker signs law and Gynecology at Boston Eileen Smith and husband, ner of the St. John the Baptist neral Mass at 10 a.m., at City Hospital. Dr. Smith served John, and daughter, Avery Church. She loved playing bin- the St. John the Baptist requiring equal pay with the U.S. Air Force Medical Orrall of Winchester, son, Mi- go and enjoyed playing all of Church, Salem. Burial is in Corps in Moses Lake, Wash., chael, wife, Dr. Linda Lis, and her Facebook games. St Mary Cemetery, Salem. as well as in Savannah, Ga., children, Ryan, Caitlin and Erin She is survived by three Visiting hours are in the for comparable work and at Boston City Hospital, Smith of Hinsdale, IL, daugh- sons, Peter P. Plecinoga II and funeral home, Wednesday, for a total service time of sev- ter, Kathie, and husband, his wife, Wendy, Paul L. Ple- from 4-8 p.m. Donations By Steve LeBlanc In particular, supporters en years. He remained with Doug Rischmann, and their cinoga, James M. Plecinoga, may be made in her mem- ASSOCIATED PRESS hailed the provision in the the Air Force in active reserve children, Kasey, Owen, Aidan a daughter, Christine M. Ple- ory to Our Lady of Angels law preventing employers until 1968, achieving the rank and Liam of Darien, Conn., cinoga, all of Salem, grand- Convent, 1315 Enfield St., BOSTON — Republi- from asking prospective of Major. Tim and his wife, Mary-Dix- children, Brittany Soper, Cody Enfield, CT 06082. For on- can Gov. Charlie Baker workers to tell them how Len began a private med- on Smith, and children, Julia, Soper, Devin Soper, all of Sa- line guest book, visit www. signed into law Monday much they were getting ical practice in Hyannis in Henry and Tommy of Hing- lem, a sister, Sister Christine SalemFuneral.com. a bill requiring men and paid at prior jobs. 1964 as a member of the ham, son, Sean, and his wife, women be paid equally for Supporters say that medical staff of Cape Cod Najine, daughters, Saina and comparable work in Mas- since women have his- Hospital, serving on numer- Tivana Smith of Paris, France, sachusetts — including torically been paid less ous staff committees, as well and youngest daughter, Sheila Francis M. Clifford Sr., 98 what supporters say is a than men, the practice of as a term as chief of OB/GYN. and her husband, Rob Diestel, first-in-the nation provi- asking for a salary histo- During his 25 years in private and children, Annabel, Mary 1918-2016 sion barring employers ry can help perpetuate a practice on the Cape, he joy- and Declan of Norton. He is from asking prospective PEABODY — Francis Christopher Watrous cycle of lower salaries for fully helped bring thousands also survived by his confi- workers to provide a sala- women. of babies into the world. In dante and brother, Arthur Kev- M. Clifford Sr., 98, of of Middleton, Gregory ry history. Peabody, died Sunday, Clifford of Rowley, Mi- The bill wouldn’t bar 1984, he joined the faculty in Smith and his wife, Marcia, Baker signed the bill prospective employees of Tufts University School of his sister, Maura Emery, and July 31, 2016, at the chael Fellows of Dan- during a Statehouse cer- continuing care center vers, Paul and Lauren from voluntarily offering Medicine, initially serving as numerous nieces and neph- emony. information about their Director of General OB/GYN ews. at Brooksby Village. Clifford of Fitchburg, Women are currently He was the husband Andrew Fellows of salary, however. at St. Margaret’s Hospital, and During his career, travels, paid on average about 82 The law also lets em- as Associate Residency Direc- and on the Cape, Len was of the late Catherine Cambridge, Brittany percent of what their male (Dunn) Clifford. Clifford of Danvers, ployees discuss their sal- tor at Tufts. In 1989, he joined able to instantly connect with counterparts make for aries with other workers the staff of New England Med- people, by sharing stories, his He was born in Julia Fellows and her comparable work in Mas- Lynn on April 5, 1918, the son fiancé, Joshua Kanter, of Mid- without facing retribution ical Center as Senior Surgeon, strong opinions, or just a kind sachusetts. For black and from their employer — a Division Director and Student word. He truly had a heart of of the late Patrick and Cather- dleton, his great-grandchildren, Hispanic women, the pay ine (Kerwin) Clifford and was Catherine Watrous of Middle- measure that could help Clerkship Director. gold, and picked up where his gap is even wider. raised and educated there ton, Ethan Beausoleil of Dan- workers discover pay in- Dr. Smith earned numer- wife left off by remembering Moments before signing graduating from Lynn Classical vers, Chase Watrous and Odin equities between men and ous awards for excellence each child and grandchild’s the bill, Baker said the leg- High School in 1936. While at Kanter, both of Middleton, and women. in teaching, including those birthday, anniversary or im- islation will help ensure The Massachusetts given by Tufts residents and portant event, with a specially Lynn Classical he played on the many nieces and nephews. He baseball team and later played was the father of the late Fran- that in Massachusetts House and Senate unani- the American Association of chosen card and gift. He also “people are paid what they mously approved the leg- Professors of OB/GYN. During enjoyed watching his grand- Double A Ball in Maine. He was cis M. “Mike” Clifford Jr. a veteran of WWII, serving with Service information: A are worth based only on islation during a rare Sat- his time at Tufts, he was invit- children’s sporting activities what they are worth and urday session last month ed on four occasions to share in person or online. His grand- the U.S. Army in Normandy, the Visitation will be held on Rhineland and Central Europe. Thursday, Aug. 4, 2016, not on something else.” sandwiched between the his medical expertise in Saudi children have fond memories The bill attempts to Republican and Demo- Arabia, as an external medical of Grampie bringing their Following his discharge, he from 5-8 p.m., at the CON- began working as a welder for WAY, CAHILL-BRODEUR define what constitutes cratic national conven- student examiner and hospi- favorite donuts, Four Seas comparable work in part tions. tal consultant. He retired from ice cream and freshly picked the General Electric Co., Lynn, FUNERAL HOME at the 82 for the next 35 years. He was Lynn St., Peabody facility. by outlining legitimate Democratic Sen. Karen active practice in 1995 and corn, as well as special din- reasons for differences in Spilka of Ashland said from teaching in 2001, hav- ners with him, during their an- an avid Boston Red Sox fan His funeral will be held on and passionately watched Friday at 10 a.m., from the pay — including seniority, Massachusetts has come ing earned the title of Clinical nual summer gathering - the geographic location, expe- a long way since it became Professor of OB/GYN Emer- Smith Family Cousins’ Week, them every year. He was a very funeral home followed by a rience, education, train- the first state in the na- itus. His outstanding legacy when up to 40 immediate good handyman around the funeral Mass in St. John’s ing, or a system based on tion to approve a pay equi- of caring for his many friends, family members enjoyed time house and helped his children Church, Peabody, at 11 sales. ty bill in 1945. patients, students and resi- together around Wequaquet build their homes. His most a.m. Relatives and friends dents was one of his proudest Lake. Len had a brilliant mind cherished time was spent be- are kindly invited. Expres- accomplishments. and a sharp memory until the ing with his grandchildren and sions of sympathy may be Massachusetts and He was also a member of end. As he said many times, great-grandchildren. made to Care Dimensions, several professional groups: he lived a full and happy life in He is survived by a son and 75 Sylvan St., Suite 102 B, the Massachusetts Medical his 86 years. He will be greatly daughter-in-law, Daniel and Danvers, MA 01923, or to New Hampshire insurer Society, for which he served missed. Linda Clifford of Danvers, a the Brooksby Village Be- as Executive Counsellor, the Service information: Vis- daughter and son-in-law, Ann nevolent Fund, 100 Brooks- sues government American College of OB/GYN, iting hours will be on Sun- and Garry Fellows of Middle- by Village Dr., Peabody, MA serving as section chairman, day, Aug. 7, from 4-7 p.m., ton, a daughter-in-law, Vickie 01960, in his memory. For the New England College of at THE JOHN-LAWRENCE Clifford of Peabody, his pre- guest book and directions, By Holly Ramer not comment on pending OB/GYN, as President, and FUNERAL HOME, 3778 Fal- cious grandchildren, Kelly and visit www.ccbfuneral.com. ASSOCIATED PRESS legislation. the Obstetrics Society of Bos- mouth Road (Route 28) Minuteman, which filed CONCORD, N.H. — A ton. In addition, he was a long Marstons Mills. A funeral suit in federal court Bos- nonprofit health insurer time member of the Board of Mass in honor of his ex- ton, isn’t alone in suing with 25,000 customers in the American Association of traordinary life will be cel- the Department of Health Joseph F. Spinale, 82 Massachusetts and New Pro-Life OB/GYNs, as well as ebrated on Monday, Aug. 8, and Human Services and the Nurturing Network. Len at 10 a.m., at Our Lady of Hampshire has filed a fed- Centers for Medicaid and somehow managed to carve Victory Church, 230 South eral lawsuit claiming it is Medicare Services over PEABODY — Joseph NH, Deborah Ago being illegally punished out time to watch, coach and Main St., Centerville, where the risk adjustment pro- F. Spinale, 82, died and her husband for offering lower-cost shuttle his eight children to he had been parishioner, gram. In June, Maryland’s unexpectedly at his John of Groveland, products. numerous sporting events, and served as a Eucharistic Evergreen Health Co- home that he shared James C Spinale Under the Affordable including hockey, soccer and minister. Burial will be in operative filed a similar with the love of his and his wife Steph- Care Act’s risk adjust- baseball games. An avid St. Francis Xavier Cemetery, lawsuit asking that the life, Janice Levesque, anie of Beverly, and ment program, insurers golfer, Len belonged to one Centerville. In lieu of flow- payments be phased in on Thursday July 28, Mary Ellen Spinale with healthier customers of his favorite places ers, donations may or delayed. And at least 2016. of West Peabody; make payments to insur- on earth - Hyannisport be made to St. Fran- five insurers have filed Born in Danvers, five grandchildren, ers with sicker customers. Golf Club - for 50 years, cis Xavier Cemetery lawsuits over risk corri- he was the son of Austin Ago and his Boston-based Minuteman continuing to play golf Fund, 21 Cross St., the late Salvatore and Hazel wife Jamie, Timothy Ago and dor payments, a different, 3-4 times a week up Hyannis, MA 02601. Health, a nonprofit insur- (White) Spinale. He grew up his wife Caroline, Lindsey Ago ance co-op, recently was temporary provision of the in Peabody where he attended all of Groveland, James J. Spi- ordered to pay $16.7 mil- health care law meant to schools, and graduated from nale of Beverly, and Joseph W. lion, but it objects to how help unprofitable insur- MASSACHUSETTS BRIEF Peabody High School, Class Spinale of Belmont, NH; two payments are calculated. ers. of 1954. He lived in Swamp- great-grandchildren, Hunter In a lawsuit filed Fri- The co-ops, funded by Man charged with speeding scott for nearly 50 years, and and Olivia Ago of Groveland; day, it argues that instead low-interest federal loans, on Cape Cod highway lived in Gilford, NH for the last a brother Vincent Spinale and of assessing only a con- were established under 12 years. his wife Marcia of Seabrook, sumer’s relative health the Affordable Care Act ORLEANS (AP) — A Utah man is facing charges Mr. Spinale was a painter NH, and several nieces and status or actuarial risk, to increase competition. after police say he drove at speeds of over 100 mph on with Alfred Theriault, and then nephews. the program calculates But a dozen of them have a Cape Cod highway and refused to stop for police. a mechanic at A.C. Lawrence Service information: payments based on unre- closed, and many of the Leather Company of Peabody. Relatives and friends are The Cape Cod Times reports 28-year-old Daniel lated factors such as how survivors lost well over He worked for over 30 years kindly invited to gather Goldman, of Park City, pleaded not guilty Monday to an insurer’s premiums $20 million last year, ac- as a machinist with Glouces- on Thursday at 9 a.m from operating under the influence of alcohol and related compare to statewide av- cording to statements ter Engineering before retiring the CONWAY, CAHILL-BRO- offenses. erages. Minuteman says compiled by the National almost 20 years ago. He was DEUR FUNERAL HOME, 20 its premiums are substan- Association of Insurance Police say Goldman was driving a 1994 BMW also an Auxilliary Police Officer Church St., Peabody, fol- convertible on Route 6 when he passed a police of- tially lower than average Commissioners. with the Town of Swampscott. lowed by a Funeral Mass not because its customers Though it lost $42.7 mil- ficer around 1:30 a.m. Sunday. Police say the officer Joe was a member of the at 10 a.m. in St. John the attempted to pull over Goldman for speeding, but are healthier but because lion last year, Minuteman Italian-American Club of Pea- Baptist Church, Peabody. its business model focuses CEO Tom Policelli said Goldman accelerated and weaved in and out of traffic. body, was a model car collec- A visitation will be held on Goldman allegedly pulled over after nearly hitting on keeping costs low and the co-op can afford to tor, and was an avid sports Wednesday from 4–8 p.m. because its members are make the risk payments. another car. fan for the Red Sox, Patriots, in the funeral home. Burial Goldman told police he was heading to his parents’ more likely to purchase But that’s not the point, and Nascar Racing. He was a will be in St. Mary’s Cem- less-expensive plans. he said. home in Wellfleet after getting pizza. member of the IA of M Union, etery, Salem. Memorial It’s unclear whether he has retained a lawyer. “Perhaps the most trou- “We cannot continue to and was most passionate donations may be made in bling aspect of the Risk allow CMS to take our about his four generations of his memory to the Special Adjustment program is members’ money illegal- family—especially his grand- Olympics, Attn: Memorial that it isn’t putting in- ly and give it to more ex- children and great-grandchil- Gifts, 1133 19th St. NW, surers on a ‘level playing pensive insurance com- dren. He will be dearly missed. 12th Floor, Washington, field’ as intended,” the panies,” he said. “CMS call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 He is survived by Janice D.C. 20036-3604. Please lawsuit states. “Instead, has essentially created a Levesque of Gilford, NH; two visit www.ccbfuneral.com CMS is picking winners reverse Robin Hood pro- to start your sons and two daughters, Jo- for online obituary and and losers.” gram, which harms con- daily subscription. seph S. Spinale of Belmont, sign condolences. A spokeswoman for sumers, small companies CMS said the agency does and taxpayers.” TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A3 HOW TO REACH US ‘Wake up!’ Red Sox star Ortiz Hydrant flushing to records calls for Boston kids begin in Swampscott By William J. Kole SWAMPSCOTT — The There will be no inter- 110 Munroe St. ASSOCIATED PRESS Swampscott Department ruption in water service. P.O. Box 5 of Public Works is begin- But residents will likely Lynn, MA 01903 BOSTON — Nothing ning its annual hydrant experience rusty water like a pre-dawn phone call Customer Service flushing program today, during that time. If col- from Red Sox slugger Da- Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. which could result in ored water is noticed, res- vid Ortiz to get you out of rusty water for some res- Connecting bed in the morning. idents should not do laun- All Departments: At least that’s the idea idents. dry. The rust should clear 781-593-7700 behind a Boston Public The work will take place within a few hours. Ext. 2 Schools initiative that between 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. If discoloration is still Classified Advertising starts next month, when weekdays over the next experienced, residents are [email protected] middle- and high-school few weeks. told to run their cold wa- Subscriptions students will be able to The program will begin ter taps until the water [email protected] in the higher elevations becomes clear. sign up for wake-up calls FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Circulation from Big Papi. between Forest Avenue, The Swampscott Fire [email protected] “Wake up! It’s David Or- Boston Red Sox designated hitter David Ortiz Humphrey, Redington and Department will also be Ext. 3 tiz of the Boston Red Sox. and Detroit Tigers catcher Jarrod Saltalamac- Pleasant streets, continu- out in various areas con- Get out of bed and get chia watch the flight of Ortiz’s three-run home ing for several nights. ducting flow testing. Newsroom [email protected] ready for school. Your fu- run during the third inning of a baseball game [email protected] ture is yours,” he says on at Fenway Park in Boston. Ext. 4 the calls. Commissioner Evans: The 40-year-old All-Star Sports a chronic problem. Nation- encourage” children to at- [email protected] designated hitter has said wide, the U.S. Department tend school. The calls will Fingerprint Uber he’ll retire after this sea- of Education says more be available in English and Ext. 5 son. He leads the majors Retail and Online than 6 million students — several foreign languag- in slugging percentage, 13 percent of all school-age es, though Ortiz won’t be and Lyft drivers Advertising on-base average and ex- [email protected] Americans — missed at speaking all of them. tra-base hits this year. least three weeks of school Boston’s school system By Steve LeBlanc makers requires a two- ADVERTISING Boston schools super- in the 2013-14 academic ran a pilot of the wakeup ASSOCIATED PRESS tiered system of back- intendent Tommy Chang ground checks for all Ernie Carpenter, Jr. year, the most recent for calls last year, trying them Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1355 said Monday the goal of BOSTON — Boston Po- drivers for the app-based which figures are available. out on two dozen students [email protected] the Ortiz calls is to help lice Commissioner Wil- ride services, one conduct- Bob Gunther kids get to school on time Red Sox president Sam at the Edward M. Kenne- liam Evans is faulting ed by the company and Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 and fight absenteeism. Kennedy said he hopes dy Academy for Health Massachusetts lawmak- another by the state. It [email protected] Boston Mayor Marty the calls, which are being Careers, a charter high ers for failing to require does not require finger- Ralph Mitchell Walsh called it a “fun, out- offered free of charge, will school in the shadow of the fingerprinting of driv- prints checks for drivers. Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1332 side-the-box” approach to help “inspire, motivate and Fenway Park. ers for ride-hailing ser- [email protected] The bill now heads to vices such as Uber and Republican Gov. Charlie Philip Ouellette Lyft. Vice President / Sales, ext. 1257 Baker’s desk. [email protected] Central California homes The House and Senate Baker told reporters approved regulations for Cassie Vitali Monday that he hasn’t Advertising Sales Rep., ext. 1280 the services Sunday night, had a chance to take a [email protected] threatened by 2 major wildfires but the bill does not re- “deep dive” into the bill Patricia Whalen quire fingerprinting. and didn’t say if he would Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 BIG SUR, Calif. (AP) Evans said Monday that sign it. [email protected] — Crews contended with the goal of fingerprinting Baker said that “it’s blistering temperatures is to identify drivers with BUSINESS OFFICE critically important that Monday as they tried to histories of violent crimes there be a substantial Beth Bresnahan beat back a wildfire that and sexual assaults. Po- Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1253 and ongoing background [email protected] burned rural homes and lice already fingerprint check process.” He added: forced hundreds of evacu- cab drivers. Susan J. Conti “There’s a lot of debate Controller, ext. 1288 ations in California’s Cen- “I’m concerned with about the best way to get [email protected] tral Valley, while cooler public safety and making that done.” Ted Grant weather gave firefighters sure that people who hop Lyft spokesman Adrian Publisher, ext. 1234 a break as they battled into a vehicle know the Durbin said the bill “sets [email protected] a 10-day-old blaze on the driver and know that he’s high safety standards Marian Kinney coast. been vetted,” Evans said. while keeping modern ext. 1212 The newer fire northeast “We’re looking for violent transportation options [email protected] of Fresno damaged some offenders who have sexual PHOTO | DAVID ROYAL/THE MONTEREY COUNTY HERALD VIA AP like Lyft available across Will Kraft of the 400 homes that were histories or violent histo- the Bay State.” Vice President / Finance Timber faller Jeff Turpin hikes up a hillside ext. 1296 evacuated just outside the ries. That’s all we want to “This bill expands con- [email protected] Sierra National Forest, but with his chainsaw while cutting a fire break for wean out here.” sumer choice and encour- Jennifer Perez it was not yet clear how a wildfire in Carmel Valley, Calif., on Saturday. Ride-hailing compa- ages innovation, and we ext. 1205 many, the California De- nies have fought similar urge Governor Charlie [email protected] partment of Forestry and 2,000 additional struc- About 200 miles to the fingerprinting efforts in Baker to sign it into law CIRCULATION Fire Protection said. tures. It was less than 20 northeast, hundreds of other cities, arguing their when it reaches his desk,” percent contained Monday. dead trees fueled the cen- Lisa Mahmoud Meanwhile, a wildfire own background checks Durbin said in a written Manager, ext. 1239 north of scenic Big Sur A bulldozer operator tral California fire amid suffice. statement. [email protected] near the Central Coast working the fire lines was triple-digit temperatures Uber and Lyft, both The bill also mandates CLASSIFIED held steady at 62.5 square killed last week in a roll- and low humidity that based in San Francisco, minimum insurance re- Abbe Young Smith miles, state fire officials over accident in steep, for- was expected to last for have made good on threats quirements for each vehi- Manager, ext. 1276 said. Firefighters got help ested ridges. several days. to vacate cities that im- cle, and a 20-cent per ride [email protected] from a low marine layer The fire, which is about Residents of the rural pose fingerprint checks, fee that will be paid by the Kerry Smith that brought a spike in the size of San Francis- area surrounded by roll- such as Austin, Texas. The companies. Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1325 humidity and dropped co, also has scared away ing hills told reporters companies spent $9 mil- Five cents from the fee [email protected] temperatures into the 60s tourists. They are can- that they scrambled to lion in a failed bid to over- will go to a fund to help CUSTOMER SERVICE and 70s. celing bookings after of- evacuate with their ani- turn fingerprint require- taxi drivers who have The blaze that broke out ficials warned that crews mals as the wind-driven ments there. been hurt by competition Sophia Tizol ext. 1300 July 22 has destroyed 57 will likely be battling the blaze swept through dry The bill passed Sunday from the app-based ride [email protected] homes and is threatening flames for another month. slopes. by Massachusetts law- services

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E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill Why Clinton must be elected president B A. B Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg T J   Edward M. Grant Now that the presidential race is the bewilderment and shock of our wanted to arm moderate Syrian News Editor Gordon R. Hall W   J. K truly on, anyone who cares about close allies. “He can’t possibly win, rebels (when they truly existed) as Monica Connell Healey Vice President, Finance America’s foreign policy and nation- can he?” was the question I heard leverage to force Damascus to the P   G. O  J. Patrick Norton al security has no option but to vote everywhere. bargaining table — a move that Vice President, Sales Michael H. Shanahan, Chairman for Hillary Clinton. Even if you don’t Our foreign partners are also be- might have ended the Syrian con- P ”  like her. wildered at how eager Trump is to flict. The Obama team refused. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 The most urgent reason is the belittle them. After a French priest Clinton has taken a firmer stand Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 need to prevent a mercurial, ill-in- was murdered by the Islamic State than Obama toward Russia’s hybrid Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 formed hot head from ever having — a tragedy that normally inspires warfare in Ukraine. She has advo- Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 his hand on the nuclear button. The condolences — Trump shot off: cated a more forceful effort to end Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 second reason is that Clinton has a “France is no longer France.” French the Islamic State caliphate (without Brian C. ¢ayer, 1996-1999 particular skill set that is vital for President Francois Hollande angri- sending U.S. ground troops). Yet her Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 these unstable times. ly retorted, “France will always be stance is far different from the reck- Donald Trump has demonstrated France. It never gives up because it less Trump rhetoric, which promises John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 over and over again that he doesn’t still bears ideals, values … it’s when to defeat the Islamic State overnight have the temperament to be com- you lower your standards that you but gives no details. As Clinton rue- mander-in-chief. He flies off the are no longer what you are. That’s fully admitted at the Democratic handle at criticism and shoots off something that may happen to oth- convention, she is a stickler for de- his mouth with reckless abandon ers on the other side of the Atlantic.” tails. (like his call for Russia to hack and Why insult an ally at such a pain- Of course, this is a bizarre election release Clinton’s emails). ful moment? That question gets to year — when the isolationist Trump Many Trump supporters appear the heart of why Trump presents has pulled GOP foreign policy to the to believe he can compensate for his such a danger to America’s future. left of Obama, and Democrats have EDITORIAL flaws by surrounding himself with Trump appears to believe that taken on the mantle of patriotism. foreign policy heavy hitters. But America — and he, himself — can Clinton has the support of retired he’s failed to do so. Whereas Ronald go it alone. Gen. John Allen, and other retired Reagan, to whom Trump compares Which brings us to Clinton. No brass, and clearly is comfortable A hot July in himself, had a vast array of foreign one can contest the breadth of her dealing with the military. Yet some policy advisers and a clear ideology foreign experience, as first lady, sen- Americans may fear an activist when he ran for president, Trump ator and secretary of state. She un- Clinton foreign policy will pull the has neither. derstands the critical need for the country into another conflict. Swampscott Trump has already terrified Amer- United States to maintain its role as But the Democratic candidate has ica’s allies and thrilled our adver- a global leader at a time when West- made clear that, whenever possible, Swampscott’s Fire Department opened the saries with his talk of dismantling ern democracies are in turmoil. She she prefers tough diplomacy to force. month of July and ended it battling two signifi- our key alliances with NATO, Japan grasps — as Trump doesn’t — that She showed her chops when she ma- cant fires. The Bay View Drive blaze that burnt and South Korea, and his praise for “Americanism” and “globalism” can’t neuvered Europe, Russia and Chi- two homes drew in fire crews from Swampscott authoritarian regimes like Russia be separated. Prosperity at home re- na into supporting tough sanctions and surrounding towns. Last Saturday’s Lin- and China. He has suggested ditch- quires stability abroad. against Iran. The final Iran deal den Avenue house fire brought firefighters to ing an array of treaties that would Moreover, Clinton recognizes that was negotiated after she left office, the scene of a blaze subsequently determined undercut important international the global challenge to democracies but she has pledged to hold Iran to to be arson. institutions. from Moscow, Beijing and the Islam- every detail. Firefighters by definition are trained to fight Former Defense Secretary Leon ic State requires that alliances be Trump, on the other hand, wants fires. That’s a no-brainer But it’s rare for a fire Panetta, speaking last week at the solidified, not broken. to junk the deal, which would lead department in small town like Swampscott to Perry World House at the Universi- Yes, she has made mistakes (who either to an Iranian nuke or another extinguish a five-alarm fire and a fire alleged ty of Pennsylvania, tried to imagine wouldn’t have in decades of public Mideast war. to have been set in a relatively short time pe- the situation if Trump were elected, service). Her staffing choices have Indeed, the irony of this election riod. and could hardly get the words out. not always been wise. Her use of a year is that the GOP, which was Fire Chief Kevin Breen’s crews overcame “To think that someone like Donald public email server was clearly un- once the party dedicated to keep- congested work conditions and water ser- Trump could become president,” Pa- wise (although only a few dozen of ing America safe, has put forward vice problems to contain the Bay View Drive netta said, “and could back off our 30,000 emails examined by the FBI a candidate whose temperament fire to two homes. July 3rd’s dry, hot weather alliances, could say troops ought to had classified information). The Lib- would gravely endanger U.S. securi- presented firefighters with the risk of a rapid- torture, and that we ought to spread ya intervention ended poorly (al- ty. That’s why — whether or not you ly-spreading blaze. But Swampscott firefight- nuclear weapons and ban all Mus- though the options were all bad). like Clinton — it’s so essential that ers attacked the fire and eliminated its threat lims — this is crazy. And the closely held White House she be elected to the job. without loss of life or injury. “He has already jeopardized our foreign policy team left her little Last Saturday’s fire left a town firefighter national security, has already raised space to shape policy during her Trudy Rubin is a columnist and requiring medical treatment. According to a questions about where the United years as secretary of state. But what editorial-board member for the Phil- court prosecutor’s testimony on Monday, the States is and will be.” came through during her tenure adelphia Inquirer. Readers may home’s owner poured gasoline inside the house Having recently returned from was her toughness when confront- write to her at: Philadelphia Inquir- and lit the fuel. The resulting explosion blew Germany and France, where I spoke ing adversaries. In summer 2012, er, P.O. Box 8263, Philadelphia, Pa. out the home’s windows and responding fire- with government officials and for- she — along with Panetta, CIA chief 19101, or by email at trubin@philly- fighters, according to court testimony, found eign policy experts, I can attest to David Petraeus and top army brass, news.com. the man standing outside the house laughing about the blaze. The lesson learned in Swampscott last month is any decision to downgrade public safety spending involves risk. Breen and his crews arrived on Bay View Drive and Linden Avenue ready and equipped to put out deadly fires and attempt to minimize property damage. Fires in smaller communities are relatively rare, although Swampscott has seen its share in the last two years. Even big cities have seen reductions in fires in recent years with public safety campaigns and safer construction con- tributing to the reduction. But any Massachusetts chief will readily point out the number of deadly fires ignited across the state in 2015 and 2016. Education efforts and even public appeals by chiefs urg- ing residents to reduce fire threats have not stemmed from deadly blazes. A firefighter’s typical day tends to revolve around responses ranging from medical emer- gencies to accidents. But departments ranging in size from Swampscott’s to Lynn’s must al- ways be ready to be a first and last line of de- fense against the death and destruction a fire can sow before it is checked. Fire departments can attack fires and save lives and property if they are equipped with the resources they need to provide that de- fense. Will defeating Islamic State unleash a ‘terrorist diaspora’ in the West?

“At some point there is going the worst could be yet to come Middle East. tacks, whether in Europe, Amer- rorize, the brutality they inflict to be a terrorist diaspora out of when the U.S. and its allies crush That’s why this page has ica or elsewhere. on the weak and innocent. Syria like we’ve never seen be- Islamic State in its self-anointed urged America and its allies — After the truck rampage If the U.S. and its allies extin- fore. Not all of the Islamic State caliphate in Iraq and Syria. to squeeze harder on Islamic in France, the U.S. and Russia guish Islamic State, the terror killers are going to die on the When, not if. State. Help Iraqi forces and oth- agreed to cooperate militari- inspiration flickers out. battlefield.” The defeat of Islamic State er allies capture the key Islam- ly to end the Syrian civil war. A terrorist diaspora is a ter- — FBI Director James Comey, could disperse hundreds of ic State stronghold of Raqqa in We’ll see if that is more than rible possibility to contemplate. July 27, 2016 fighters to the West, including Syria, Islamic State’s de facto a diplomatic feint by Russian But far worse is a rising Islam- A French teen slits the throat the U.S., Comey says. The scale capital, and Mosul, Iraq’s sec- President Vladimir Putin: Is ic State, inspiring more sav- of an elderly priest in France. Is- of the potential threat is “an or- ond-largest city. he serious about ramping up agery against civilians across lamic State claims credit. A truck der of magnitude greater than Some encouraging develop- the fight against Islamic State? the West. Comey calls violence driver barrels over hundreds of anything we’ve seen before.” ments: Putin has reason to help crush directed or inspired by Islam- men, women and children cel- Is Comey suggesting that — NATO is muscling up its Islamic State after terrorists ic State “the greatest threat ebrating Bastille Day in Nice. America and its allies go easy anti-terrorism forces, NATO bombed a Russian jetliner out of to the physical safety of Amer- Islamic State claims credit. Gun- on Islamic State to prevent the Secretary-General Jens Stolten- the sky last year. He knows, too, icans today.” That may be an men rampage through a night- dispersal of defeated terrorists? berg writes in The Wall Street that the terrorist suicide bomb- exaggeration — particularly to club in Orlando, and a health Not at all. It’s logical to expect Journal. That includes training ers who attacked the Istanbul people in some of Chicago’s vi- center in San Bernardino, bombs that Islamic State will ramp up more Iraqi officers and provid- airport in June reportedly came olence-wracked neighborhoods. explode at airports in Brussels attacks as it loses territory to ing logistical, strategic and in- from Russia, Kyrgyzstan and But imagine how much greater and Istanbul, a car bomb in a U.S.-led coalition. But Islam- telligence support across the re- Uzbekistan. Close enough to the threat if Islamic State thrives, Baghdad kills more than 180, a ic State won’t be appeased or gion to fight Islamic State. home, Vlad? The U.S. coalition expands its vicious reach. suicide bomber in Ansbach, Ger- contained if its enemies back — On Thursday came reports has a better shot at prevailing If a terrorist diaspora is the many, wounds 15 … off. It won’t hesitate to inspire that the U.S. is poring over a over Islamic State with Russian price of victory, then let’s make The stomach-churning head- and launch more terror attacks huge trove of intelligence about help, or at least without Russian it as small as possible and as lines come in rapid-fire bursts against the U.S. and its allies. Islamic State fighters who have interference. soon as possible. now. Behind them all, the same Islamic State would use any re- trekked into Syria and Iraq and, Islamic State gains its cred- terror inspiration: Islamic State. spite to grow stronger, to threat- in some cases, returned home. ibility by battlefield successes, The preceding editorial ap- Chilling thought: Last week, en more of Iraq and Syria, to That could help Western secu- by the territory its fighters hold, peared in the Chicago Tribune FBI Director James Comey said spur even greater conflict in the rity forces blunt some future at- the numbers of people they ter- on Sunday. TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A5 Criticism grows over Trump’s assailing of Muslim vet’s family

By Julie Pace ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — A rising chorus of Republi- can lawmakers and vet- erans groups hastened to PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS disavow Donald Trump’s Democratic vice presidential candidate, Sen. repeated criticism of a Tim Kaine, D-Va., speaks during a rally at Mc- bereaved military fami- Gonigle Hall at Temple University in Philadel- ly Monday, but the GOP phia Friday. presidential nominee re- fused to back down. He complained anew that he had been “viciously at- Kaine may give tacked” by the parents of a Muslim U.S. Army captain who was killed in Iraq. Democrats an Arizona Sen. John Mc- Cain, a former prisoner of war, led the charge, saying Trump did not edge in Virginia have “unfettered license to defame those who are By Thomas candidate Gary Johnson the best among us.” The Beaumont and Green Party candi- Veterans of Foreign Wars, ASSOCIATED PRESS date Jill Stein. But Kaine the nation’s oldest and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS provides the Democrats largest veterans organiza- Khizr Khan, father of fallen U.S. Army Capt. Humayun S. M. Khan, and RICHMOND, Va. — Vir- a familiar name and, to tion, called Trump out of his wife Ghazala speak during the final day of the Democratic National ginia Sen. Tim Kaine’s many, a familiar face with bounds for tangling with Convention in Philadelphia. name on the Democrat- appeal in swing-voting Khizr and Ghazala Khan, ic ticket can realistically and GOP-leaning regions. whose son was killed in nudge the pivotal state Kaine’s support for some 2004. in Atlanta. He said of fam- at the Democratic conven- him of making no sacri- closer into Hillary Clin- abortion restrictions gave “Election year or not, ilies who have lost family tion on behalf of Hillary fices for his country. The ton’s column — no small him the reputation as a the VFW will not tolerate members in the military Clinton. But like McCain, billionaire businessman feat in a contest of two moderate, which helped anyone berating a Gold service: “No one has given none revoked his support challenged that assertion presidential nominees him outperform Presi- Star family member for more to our freedom and of the GOP nominee in the and also implied Ghazala that engender strong feel- dent Barack Obama in exercising his or her right our security than our Gold White House campaign. Khan’s religion prevent- ings by themselves. their respective races in of speech or expression,” Star families. ... They rep- In an emotional appear- ed her from speaking. On Kaine’s rise through swing-voting suburbs of VFW leader Brian Duffy resent the very best of our ance at last week’s con- Monday, he tweeted that Richmond city politics and northern Virginia in 2012. said. country.” vention, Khizr Khan criti- “Mr. Khan, who does not tenure in state government At the same time, leaders Democratic President Several other GOP law- cized Trump for proposing know me, viciously at- gives the party dispropor- in both parties say Kaine’s Barack Obama chimed in, makers also chastised to temporarily freeze the tacked me from the stage tionate pull, specifically pursuit of gun restrictions too, addressing the Dis- Trump for sparring with entry of foreign Muslims of the DNC and is now all in the politically dynamic after the April 2007 kill- abled American Veterans the Khans, who appeared into the U.S. and accused over T.V. doing the same.” capital city metro area. ings at Virginia Tech Uni- And while Clinton’s versity helps him with the aides try to downplay his state’s growing number of potential impact on the suburban parents. US targets IS militants in Libya must-win state, strategists Kaine signed an execu- in both parties say Kaine tive order requiring those have been shrinking be- official, who wasn’t au- can put Virginia out of Re- By Lolita C. Baldor involuntarily committed to ASSOCIATED PRESS cause of attacks from local thorized to speak publicly publican Donald Trump’s mental health institutions reach in the race for 270 forces and allied interna- about the strikes and re- be reported to the Nation- WASHINGTON — The tional troops. quested anonymity. Electoral College votes. al Instant Criminal Back- United States launched “The presidency coun- Serraj said his govern- “Tim Kaine is an exam- ground Check System, ac- multiple airstrikes cil, as the general army ment is joining the coa- ple of putting someone on tion President George W. against Islamic State mil- commander, has made a lition against IS, adding, the ticket that will impact Bush required of all states itants in Libya on Monday, request for direct U.S. sup- “This is the time for the their home state,” Virgin- later that year. opening a new, more per- port to carry out specific international community ia Republican strategist But Kaine’s biggest po- sistent front against the Chris Jankowski said. tential benefit to the tick- group at the request of the airstrikes,” Serraj said. to live up to its promises “Putting him on the tick- et is in central Virginia, United Nations-backed “The first strikes started to the Libyan people.” et turns Virginia from a in the counties surround- government, Libyan and today in positions in Sirte, He also noted that the true, toss-up state to one ing his longtime home in U.S. officials said. causing major casualties.” strikes will not go beyond that leans Democratic.” Richmond. Fayez Serraj, the head The strikes mark the start Sirte and its surroundings. The vice presidential Kaine has been a fix- of Libya’s U.N.-brokered of a more intense American He said any other foreign nomination hasn’t made role in the fight against IS intervention is not allowed ture in a metro area that presidency council, said FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the difference in the elec- accounts for 10 percent in a televised statement in Libya, as the U.S. steps without coordination. tion outcome in decades. of Virginia’s voting popu- that American warplanes Fayez al-Sarraj, the in to assist the fragile, U.N.- His warning comes after But Virginia has become lation, including heavily attacked the IS bastion head of the U.N.-bro- backed government. They several French comman- one of the most competitive Democratic Richmond. of Sirte on the Mediterra- kered presidency were the first strikes by the dos were killed fighting states over the past four He’s lived in the same nean in northern Libya. council, attends a U.S. on the group in Libya Islamic State militants. elections after 30 years as north Richmond neigh- No U.S. ground forces will news conference in since February. U.S., French, British and reliably Republican. borhood for more than 20 be deployed, he said. Vienna, Austria. Obama’s authorization Italian special operations In Virginia, Clinton leads years, attends the same The precision strikes, for action in Sirte cov- forces and military ex- Trump in polls of like- downtown church and is which targeted an Islamic creased threat to Europe ers strikes, intelligence perts have been assisting ly voters, more narrowly a regular for breakfast State tank and vehicles, and its ability to inspire and surveillance, but not Libyan troops fighting IS than in polls that also ask at City Diner just west of come amid growing con- attacks across the region, ground operations, ac- militants in eastern and about Libertarian Party downtown. cerns about the group’s in- even though its numbers cording to a White House western Libya. Some colleges say hosting a debate is worth the $5M cost

By Frank Eltman ASSOCIATED PRESS 2016 RED ROCK PARK HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. — FREE SUMMER CONCERTS Democracy doesn’t come cheap. Between the logis- tics of accommodating an estimated 2,500 news re- porters and arranging se- curity for VIPs, the cost of Aug. 4: Mary Beth Maes hosting a presidential de- bate now tops $5 million. But that price tag has not Aug. 11: White Lightnin’ deterred New York’s Hof- stra University. The Long Aug. 18: Lexington Street Band Island school is hosting a presidential debate for the third consecutive election FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS cycle after stepping in for Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney, Ohio’s Wright State Uni- left, and President Barack Obama spar during versity, which backed out a presidential debate at Hofstra University in last month amid concerns about security costs. Hempstead, N.Y. Hofstra officials say Concerts are from 6-8 p.m. that the debates may be Hillary Clinton in their tory being made.” Admission is FREE. Bring your own chairs and blankets. expensive, but that they first debate Sept. 26. Americans watching Refreshments, co ee, and Friends’ attire will be available for purchase. bring prestige and cre- That will be followed by at home get only a small ate a unique experience one Oct. 9 at Washington taste of the logistics. for students that make it University in St. Louis, Outside the debate well worth the cost. Some another familiar setting halls, swarms of reporters college marketing experts for debate watchers. It and broadcasters interact A special thanks to all our 2016 sponsors agree. will be that university’s with politicians and cam- “Any time a college or uni- fourth presidential debate paign representatives in versity gets national expo- since 1992. It also hosted a huge “spin room.” There sure, be it a presidential de- a vice presidential debate are telecommunications bate or athletic event, like a in 2008. setups to arrange, some- basketball run through the “What we have learned times food tents to set up, Lynn Community Development NCAA tournament, it helps over and over is what shuttle buses to carry peo- with name recognition,” hosting does is create a ple to parking lots. Uni- said Kent Rinehart, dean life-changing, once-in-a- versity employees often of admission at Marist Col- lifetime experience for our need to work overtime for lege and board member students,” said Steve Giv- the nighttime events. of the National Associa- ens, associate vice chan- Hofstra, already an al- tion for College Admission cellor. “There’s increased ternate when the call came Counseling. visibility, but that’s kind to pinch-hit for Wright Hofstra, 25 miles east of of short-lived. Our stu- State, says it spent about Friends of Lynn and Nahant Beach New York City with an en- dents who volunteer just $5 million to stage the de- rollment of 10,870, is host- never forget that feeling of bate in 2012 and expects a lynn-nahantbeach.org ing Donald Trump and being in the middle of his- slight uptick this time. A6 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 2016 POLICE/FIRE

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Shirley Avenue. Ave. ing Authority on Constitution liam Gallant, 56, of 16 Mildred Arlene May Berry, 35, of 229 Avenue; at 5:49 p.m. Friday Arrests St., Lynn, was cited for assault Cooledge St., was arrested on at Market Basket on Squire SAUGUS MARBLEHEAD and battery. warrants at 9:44 p.m. Saturday. Elodia Carrillo, 47, was ar- Road; at 7:38 p.m. Friday at Melissa Cannatelli, 19, of rested and charged with assault Revere Beach Train Station on Accidents Theft Breaking and Entering 165 Mountain Ave., Apt. 2, and battery with a dangerous Shirley Avenue; at 7:59 p.m. was arrested and charged with A report of a motor vehicle weapon, disorderly conduct A report of a bike stolen from A report of a motor vehicle Friday on Mahoney Circle; at shoplifting by asportation at accident with personal injury at and trespassing at 4:04 p.m. the garage at 9:47 a.m. Sunday 8:26 p.m. Friday at Revere breaking and entering at 7:35 5:48 p.m. Friday. 1:20 p.m. Saturday at Polcari’s Sunday. on Humphrey Street. A caller Housing Authority on Cooledge a.m. Monday at 5 Wagner St.; Kenny M. David, 30, home- Restaurant at 92 Broadway. Terrel Payne, 21, of 95 reported a bike stolen from Street; at 9:12 p.m. Friday at at 10:01 a.m. Monday at 7 less in Somerville, was arrested State police reported an acci- Woodman St., was arrested the garage. The man reported Bell Circle Rotary on American Wagner St. and charged with two counts of dent involving a motorcycle. No and charged with assault with he has been out of town since Legion Highway; at 9:43 p.m. threat to commit crime, building injuries were reported. a dangerous weapon and on a July 11 and is missing a gray/ Friday on Suffolk Avenue; at Complaints breaking and entering nighttime A report of a motor vehicle warrant charge of destruction silver Fuji mountain bike with a 10:12 p.m. Friday at Northgate for a felony, assault and battery, accident at 1:51 p.m. Saturday A report of a disturbance at Shopping Center on Squire of property more than $250 at man’s frame. A matching bike violation of the city ordinance at Super Petroleum at 1330 8:51 p.m. Sunday. with a female frame is still in 2:15 p.m. Friday at 10 Lincoln Road; at 10:41 p.m. Friday at Broadway; at 3:22 p.m. Sun- Road; at 8:35 p.m. Friday at 14 for rude and disorderly conduct, Oliver Taylor, 26, of 95 the garage. resisting arrest and vandalizing Cooledge Street and Consti- day at Dick’s Sporting Goods at Pleasant St., was arrested and A report of a motor vehicle West Diane Road; at 10:48 p.m. tution Avenue; at 12:01 a.m. 1201 Broadway; at 5:44 p.m. Friday at 7 Holten St.; at 11:07 property at 11:20 p.m. Satur- charged with assault and bat- breaking and entering at 3:25 day. Saturday on Ocean Avenue; at Sunday at Stop & Shop at 180 tery and assault with a dan- a.m. Monday on Laurel Street. p.m. Saturday at 10 Overlook 1:12 a.m. Saturday on Hillside Main St. Trail; at 11:24 p.m. Friday at 9 Adrian J. Garcia, 21, of 218 gerous weapon at 8:48 p.m. A caller reported she observed Hovey Terrace, Apt. 2, Lynn, was Avenue; at 1:35 a.m. Satur- Sunday. three men break into her un- North Central St.; at 12:56 p.m. day at Taft Street and Broad- Complaints Saturday at 19 Keys Drive; at arrested and charged with dis- locked car. She stated they orderly conduct and negligent way; at 1:48 a.m. Saturday at Accidents stole four $20 bills, rummaged 9:38 p.m. Saturday at 2 South- Volare on Broadway; at 2:14 A report of property damage wick Ave. and 60 Goodale St.; operation of a motor vehicle at at 11:53 a.m. Friday at Legend through her glove box and 7:07 p.m. Saturday. a.m. Saturday at Joe’s Market A report of a motor vehicle ac- popped her trunk open. Nothing at 12:02 a.m. Sunday on Essex on Squire Road; at 2:23 a.m. Boutique at 163 Lincoln Ave. cident at 2:55 p.m. Sunday at S Place; at 12:21 a.m. Sunday Raul A. Ortiz, 32, of 181 A caller reported one of the else was taken. Highland St., Apt. 302, Chelsea, Saturday on Standish Road; Common and Shepard streets. at 3 Glen Road; at 12:55 a.m. at 2:46 a.m. Saturday on Rice windows at his business was A report of a motor vehicle hit Sunday at 49 Franklin St.; at was arrested and charged with shot at with a pellet gun and PEABODY shoplifting by concealing mer- Avenue; at 3:59 a.m. Satur- and run accident at 7:10 p.m. 1:58 a.m. Sunday at 4 Newhall day on Reservoir Avenue; at is cracked. An officer reported Sunday at 59 High Rock St.; at Place; at 2:13 a.m. Sunday at chandise at 7:32 p.m. Sunday. the front window and door pane Arrests Maxima L. Parkinson, 31, 12:44 p.m. Saturday on Bates 1:16 p.m. Monday at Baker and Container Store at 210C An- Street; at 2:04 p.m. Saturday have been hit with the pellets. Brimblecom streets. dover St.; at 6:08 p.m. Sunday of 3 Monarch Lane, Claremont, A report of a disturbance at Carlos Castaneda, 39, of 59 N.H., was arrested and charged on Bradstreet Avenue; at 4:24 A report of a motor vehicle Home St., Malden, was arrested at Central Street Liquors at 17 p.m. Saturday at Revere Hous- 10:21 p.m. Friday at Kasabus- accident with personal injury at Central St.; at 9:24 p.m. Sun- with shoplifting by asportation ki Bros. Memorial Arena at 201 and charged with unlicensed at 12:13 p.m. Friday. ing Authority on Constitution 9:12 p.m. Sunday at 785 Bos- operation of a motor vehicle day at 5 Harris St.; at 9:51 p.m. Avenue; at 6:57 p.m. Saturday Forest Ave. A caller reported ton St. Sunday on Webster Street; at a group of five to six youths and failure to stop/yield at Accidents on Waite Street; at 7:07 p.m. 5:31 p.m. Friday. 12:30 a.m. Sunday at 63 Pier- Saturday at New Revere Police chasing after vehicles and yell- ing; at 4:23 p.m. Saturday at Assaults Preston Clinton, 30, of 755 E pont St. A report of a motor vehicle Station on Revere Beach Park- 7th St., Boston, was arrested on A report of gunshots at 3:48 way; at 7:23 p.m. Saturday at Roller World at 425 Broadway; A report of an assault and accident at 7:34 a.m. Friday a warrant at 4:05 a.m. Sunday. a.m. Saturday on Lake Shore Prime Gas Station on Revere at 7:31 p.m. Saturday at Eustis battery with a dangerous weap- on Copeland Circle; at 8:44 Jennelle A. Junker, 31, of 29 Road. An off-duty Lynn Police Beach Parkway; at 8:11 p.m. and Warden streets; at 12:03 on at 9:26 p.m. Sunday on Ne- a.m. Friday at Dunkin Donuts Locust St., Apt. 3, Danvers, was officer reported hearing four Saturday on Furness Street; at a.m. Sunday at 41 Bow St.; at whall Street. on Beach Street; at 10:30 arrested on warrants at 2:13 gunshots coming from the area. 9:02 p.m. Saturday on Shirley 6:19 p.m. Sunday at Saugus A report of an assault and a.m. Friday at Revere Street a.m. Sunday. An officer could not find anyone Avenue; at 9:25 p.m. Saturday Public Library at 295 Central battery at 9:44 p.m. Sunday and North Shore Road; at Mario S. Lima, 42, of 25 Os- in the area. on Rand Street; at 9:47 p.m. St. A caller reported a group of on Floyd Avenue; at 2:27 a.m. 11:29 a.m. Friday at Billy Tse borne St., Apt. 2, was arrested A report of a skunk with a yo- Saturday on Fenno Street; at teens rolling a tire across the Monday on Lewis Street. Restaurant on Revere Street; street and playing catch with it and charged with operation of a gurt cup stuck on its head going at 5:14 p.m. Friday at Hess 10:25 p.m. Saturday at Shirley motor vehicle with a suspended in and out of traffic at 7:44 a.m. Avenue and Thornton Street; A report of a mattress located Breaking and Entering Express on Lee Burbank High- in the travel lane at 6:32 p.m. license and on warrants at 8:31 Sunday at 19 Johnson Ave. way; at 5:23 p.m. Friday at at 11:02 p.m. Saturday on p.m. Saturday. A report of a bat in the house Walnut Avenue; at 11:20 p.m. Sunday on Broadway. Officers A report of a breaking and en- Wonderland Train Station on removed it. tering at 12:31 p.m. Sunday at Orlando Paulino, 18, of 501 at 8:55 p.m. Sunday at 3 Cloo- North Shore Road; at 10:47 Saturday on Revere Beach ney Terrace. 24 Sidney Ave. Washington St., Lynn, was ar- p.m. Friday at Gus Barber Boulevard; at 11:37 p.m. Sat- Fire A report of a motor vehicle rested and charged with three Shop on Revere Street; at urday at Volare on Broadway; breaking and entering at 11:23 counts of a moped violation, Fire 11:40 a.m. Saturday at Re- at 11:54 p.m. Saturday on A report of an outside fire at assault, resisting arrest and Spring Avenue; at 12:24 a.m. p.m. Sunday at 35 Washington A report of a structure fire at vere Street and North Shore 10:06 a.m. Saturday at 57 Fair- miscellaneous motor vehicle Sunday on McKinley Street; at St.; at 1:48 p.m. Monday at 63 9:45 a.m. Saturday at 32 Curw- Road; at 12:23 p.m. Saturday mount Ave. The backyard fire equipment violation at 1:19 12:35 a.m. Sunday on Shirley Holly Ave. en Road and 11 Randall Road. at Wonderland Convenience was extinguished by the home- a.m. Sunday. Store on North Shore Road; at Avenue; at 1:33 a.m. Sunday owner. An officer reported a trailer on on Washington Avenue; at 2:51 Complaints fire at the construction site. 12:56 p.m. Saturday at Shaw- Accidents mut Street and North Shore a.m. Sunday at IHOP on Squire Theft A report of a disturbance at Road; at 4:54 p.m. Saturday Road; at 3:21 a.m. Sunday on 1:59 p.m. Sunday at 89 Dear- A report of a motor vehicle Overdose at Beach Street and Broad- Proctor Avenue; at 3:46 a.m. A report of motor vehicle theft accident at 1:38 p.m. Friday born Ave.; at 1:59 p.m. Sun- A report of an overdose at way; at 12:06 a.m. Sunday at Sunday on Clark Road; at 4:49 at 12:48 p.m. Friday at East- day at 11 Barrett St.; at 3:23 at 1 Newbury St.; at 3:47 p.m. Doughboy Uniform Supply on a.m. Sunday on Pearl Avenue; ern Bank at 605 Broadway. A Friday at Chandler’s Ice Cream 4:12 p.m. Friday on Sewall p.m. Sunday at 19 Willow St.; Street; at 1:15 p.m. Saturday American Legion Highway; at at 6:54 a.m. Sunday at Broad- caller reported his vehicle was at 5:59 p.m. Sunday at 167 at 86 Andover St.; at 4:39 p.m. 1:15 p.m. Sunday on Cope- way Towers on Broadway; at stolen but later called back to Friday at Route 128 South and on Donegal Road. A man was N Common St.; at 6:52 p.m. transported to Lahey North. land Circle; at 5:25 p.m. Sun- 10:48 a.m. Sunday on Fowler say it was never taken and just Sunday at 26 Sweetser Ter- 2 Newbury St.; at 12:10 p.m. day at Pearle Vision Center Avenue; at 1:22 p.m. Sunday parked in a different location. race; at 8:39 p.m. Sunday at Saturday at 488 Lowell St.; at Theft on Squire Road; at 6:17 p.m. on North Shore Road; at 4:55 A report of a larceny at 4:57 24 Amory St.; at 9:27 p.m. 2:34 p.m. Saturday at 71 Coun- Sunday on Oak Island Road; p.m. Sunday on Eastern Ave- p.m. Saturday at Petco at 682 Sunday at 64 Tranfaglia Ave.; at ty St.; at 5:14 p.m. Saturday at A report of a larceny at 3:06 at 6:29 p.m. Sunday on Orvis nue; at 10:56 p.m. Sunday on Broadway. A caller reported leav- 9:33 p.m. Sunday at 37 Floyd 85 Andover St. and 6 Esquire p.m. Sunday at Silva & Son Road; at 7:31 p.m. Sunday on Leverett Avenue. ing his wallet at check-out and Ave.; at 6:26 a.m. Monday at 4 Drive; at 10:09 p.m. Saturday Landscaping at 25 Driscoll St. Fenley Street. A report of threats to kill at later returned to find it gone. Kingsley Terrace; at 10:51 a.m. at 10 Spring Pond Road and 24 The homeowner reported a safe A report of a motor vehicle 9:45 a.m. Saturday on Thornd- Video surveillance showed that Monday at 1069A Western Kittredge St. An officer report- was stolen from the house, con- hit and run accident at 1:20 ike Street; at 10:22 p.m. Sun- it was stolen; at 11:37 p.m. Sat- Ave.; at 11:04 a.m. Monday ed a rollover accident. Nicho- taining approximately $10,000. p.m. Friday on Proctor Ave- day at Ocean Village Tower on urday at The Continental Restau- at 82 Grant St.; at 12:57 p.m. las Picano, 45, of 46 Murdock There are no signs of forced nue; at 8:46 p.m. Saturday on Ocean Avenue. rant at 266 Broadway. A caller Monday at 48 Verdmont Ave.; Drive, was cited for driving to entry. Winthrop Avenue; at 1:45 a.m. reported her wallet was taken at 1:10 p.m. Monday at 810 endanger; at 10:59 a.m. Sun- A report of a stolen motor Sunday at Dunkin Donuts on Theft from her purse. An officer re- Lynnway; at 2:12 p.m. Monday day at 573 Lowell St.; at 1:20 vehicle at 3:02 a.m. Monday at Beach Street. ported the wallet was recovered at Franklin Street and Western p.m. Sunday at 596 Lowell St. 12 Park St. A report of a larceny/forgery/ but credit cards were missing; Avenue. and 2 Johnson St.; at 3:23 p.m. Assaults fraud at 10:16 p.m. Friday at at 3:58 p.m. Sunday at Super Sunday at Sprint at 232 Ando- Vandalism Revere Housing Authority on Petroleum at 1330 Broadway. A Overdose ver St.; at 3:26 p.m. Sunday on A report of an assault at Cooledge Street; at 4:02 p.m. woman reported her iPhone was Lynnfield Street; at 6:45 a.m. A report of vandalism at 9:21 10:56 p.m. Saturday on Flor- Sunday at Revere High School taken from her vehicle while she A report of an overdose at Monday at 147 Summit St. and a.m. Saturday at Elegant Paw & ence Avenue; at 12:55 a.m. on School Street. was inside the gas station. Stabbing suspect from Lynn charged BRIEFS Owners: Bogus Instagram report SALEM — A Lynn man District Court Monday on dangerousness hearing, 34-year-old Salem man was arrested in connec- charges of armed assault according to the Essex stabbed and beaten. The said Pulse was reopening tion with an early Sunday to murder and assault County District Attor- victim was taken to Mas- morning stabbing in Sa- and battery with a dan- ney’s office. sachusetts General Hos- ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — A spokeswoman says the lem. gerous weapon, involving Salem Police responded pital in critical condition, Pulse nightclub in Orlando will not reopen as a memo- Michael Castaldo, 25, a knife and baseball bat. to Rainbow Terrace just but is expected to survive, rial to the dozens of people who died at the gay venue was arraigned in Salem He was held pending a after midnight to find a authorities said. during an attack last month. Sara Brady of the OnePulseFoundation said in a statement Monday that a bogus Instagram posting Second arrest made in Lynn shooting case from the day before that had announced the memorial has been taken down. The foundation was set up to help raise funds for the By Gayla Cawley raigned in a Manchester Lynn, was arrested by pects. They focused the in- victims of the June 12 attack. Some 49 people were ITEM STAFF court on Monday, accord- Lynn Police earlier this vestigation on apartment killed and 53 injured. ing to the Essex County month. He later pleaded buildings on Kingsley MANCHESTER, N.H. — Gunman Omar Mateen was killed in a shooting with District Attorney’s office. not guilty to murder in Terrace. Detectives deter- A second man was arrest- police at the nightclub. He will be arraigned in Lynn District Court. mined Tate was at 2 King- ed in connection with the Lynn District Court at a Police responded to the sley Terrace and executed July shooting death of a later date. busy intersection at Chest- Massachusetts bicyclist dies Lynn man. Flores is the second man nut and Union streets at a search warrant. Edwin Flores, 24, of arrested for the shooting 6 a.m. on July 11 to find Gayla Cawley can be after being struck by car Lynn, was charged with of Russo, who was living Russo lying in the street. reached at gcawley@item- SOUTH KINGSTOWN, R.I. (AP) — A Massachusetts the murder of 24-year-old at Kingsley Terrace. Officers launched a search live.com. Follow her on woman has died after being hit by a car while riding Philip Russo. He was ar- Michael Tate, 28, of for one, possibly two sus- Twitter @GaylaCawley. her bicycle in Rhode Island. Police say 22-year-old Mary Wilk, of Cheshire, was hit from behind by a vehicle driven by an 88-year-old South Kingston resident while riding her bike in the Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 breakdown lane of Route 1. Police say it happened CALL 24 HOURS A DAY Tuesday. Hotline or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) Wilk was taken to Rhode Island Hospital with seri- All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. ous injuries. She died on Saturday. Spanish menu available Callers may remain anonymous. Police say drugs and alcohol don’t appear to have been factors in the crash. No charges have been filed. TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Lynn sees nothing ‘super’ in new charter CHARTER ipates 160 students for a From A1 total of $128,000. In ad- dition, they would receive the Emerson Collective, $2.1 million from Lynn sponsor of the $50 million Public Schools or $13,223 competition. per student who switches DeVito is a member of schools. Waltham-based Educa- In addition, DeVito said tion Development Cen- he would still have to ter’s National Center raise about $250,000 for on Scaling Up Effective the school to launch. ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Schools team, where he DeVito said he under- develops, implements and stands the hostility from Congressman Seth Moulton was at the Collins Middle School in Salem to announce the invest- tests new ways to boost most public officials, but ment of $2 million over the next three years to expand AmeriCorps, in partnership with Lynn effective practices in high noted that he has already Public Schools, to help improve academic outcomes among immigrant students. schools. received 300 inquiries Even if DeVito succeeds from families who want to in bringing a second char- send their child to the new ter school to Lynn, City school. Moulton scores $2M for literacy Council President and “Our goal is to return to state Rep. Daniel Cahill the original charter school MOULTON is 56 percent, dramatically a graduation coach with he knew the word, excit- said there won’t be a wel- mission where they were come mat. From A1 lower than the statewide United Way through the ed that Rotundo knew supposed to be places to average of 85 percent. AmeriCorps partnership. his language. The student While charters offer an rethink how to work with he spoke about his service Michael Durkin, United He said students work 40 then began coming to Ro- alternative to tradition- kids where regular schools in the Marine Corps, in- Way’s president, said the hours a week and work tundo for help after the al public schools, he said are not working,” he said. cluding a stint in Iraq. program has two important another 40 at school. ice-breaker. Amrudin now they are not subject to lo- If Equity Lab wins ap- cal controls or approvals, “Too many times, your values. It helps families who In 2008, Rotundo joined works at Wal-Mart and is proval, they will face unlike other Lynn schools competition from the only educational prospects are want to improve language the military and was later studying at North Shore where the school commit- other charter school in the dictated by the zip code in skills, which he said is one deployed to Afghanistan Community College. tee has a budget process city, KIPP Academy. which you were born,” he of the gateways to success. in the U.S. Army Reserves. “A lot of the students, to make sure the money is Still, Cahill is not con- said. It also provides a volunteer When he tutored at Lynn it just gives them some- spent properly. vinced. Because of the program’s opportunity for people will- Classical, he met Amru- where to go after school,” “They operate outside “Are charter schools do- expansion, more people ing to make a difference in din, an Afghanistan im- Rotundo said. “It just gives any local control, often not ing innovative things? will be integrated into the lives of others. migrant. One day, Amru- them a safe space they can by residents,” he said. “If Absolutely and the whole the community, with the “It’s really powering op- din was being disruptive go to … it’s very helpful for a charter school student issue they were going to increased educational op- portunity for a lot of fami- in class, and he used the their stability.” becomes a disciplinary or be an incubator to try portunities, Moulton said. lies in need,” he said. word for “stop” in Pash- Gayla Cawley can be academic problem, they new innovative things for The high school gradu- Justin Rotundo taught to, a national language in reached at gcawley@item- are turned back into pub- schools. So when do we ation rate among English math at Lynn Classical Afghanistan. After class, live.com. Follow her on lic schools and we accept get some of that? Extend- language learners in Lynn High School last year as Amrudin asked him how Twitter @GaylaCawley. every child who come to ed day? We don’t have it. our doors.” I don’t blame parents for If DeVito’s group does trying to get the best ed- not win the $10 million ucation for their kids. But Watch out for new Marblehead cafe competition, he vows to we should be educating all still open the new school of our kids to the best of WATCH next year. If his proposal our ability and not have From A1 for a new school is accept- a separate but equal sys- ed by the state, they will tem.” The shop is named for provide him with $800 Thomas Grillo can be the owner’s watch com- per student to lease or reached at tgrillo@item- pany, which he manag- purchase space. He antic- live.com. es with his Milan-based partner, Stefano Tarta- glia. The Italian unisex watches that cost up to Saugus board and $550 are sold in the cafe alongside food and cof- fee. The pair bought the Wheelabrator at business three years ago, which includes locations in Milan, Hong Kong and odds over landfill Coral Gables, Fla. “We like the brand,” Di- WHEELABRATOR portunity to comment on Rienzo said. “It was an From A1 or approve of any expan- adventure with a friend.” sions, past or present. DiRienzo, who owned a PHOTO | BOB ROCHE James Connolly, Wheela- Connolly expressed his cafe and restaurant when Fabrizio DiRienzo holds two carafes of coffee in front of a display of Bel- brator’s vice president of disagreement in a state- he lived in Italy, wanted to lo e Preciso Milano watches. environmental health and ment. bring the two experiences safety, said the proposed “The most significant together. He said Bello e other is made with peanut to get the place ready for eateries such as Jack-Tar plan would modify the extension occurred in Preciso is typical of the butter, sliced bananas and food. The exterior of the American Tavern, the Muf- slopes of two of the land- 1996 when the comple- cafe experience found in shaved chocolate. Lunch building wasn’t changed, fin Shop and the Barrelman. fill’s five valleys. The other tion of the landfill was Europe. could include toast with but added inside was a Bello e Preciso’s opening three slopes have already converted from a specified For now, the menu will been changed, he said. smoked turkey, cream handicap accessible bath- was delayed for a week, date to when a specified include toast sandwiches cheese, avocado and sri- room, a different color for The plan would involve as DiRienzo and his wife, volume was reached,” he that can either be open, racha sauce or a sandwich the walls, an open kitchen, Cristin, welcomed their the same operation, same with one piece of toast and materials and no lateral said. “The extension was with gorgonzola, sliced electric plumbing, refrig- baby daughter. The cou- different spreads or foods, pears and honey. erators, a freezer and a expansion. The slopes in granted following a MEPA ple is thinking positively or closed with a piece of Illy brand Italian-style toaster. the two valleys would be process which included a toast on top. Open-faced coffees can be either hot For years, the space was about the new business. lowered to 2 percent from full Environmental Im- sandwiches cost $6.50 or iced. A small 12-ounce occupied by the Seagull “I’m excited,” Cristin Di- 5 percent. pact Review and provid- and closed are $1 more. Americano costs $2.30, Shop, according to John Mc- Rienzo said. “I feel confident In a letter dated June ed ample opportunity for One breakfast toast while a same size latte goes Ginn, town administrator. about it and optimistic.” 28, Hailer asked Wheela- comment and input from sandwich offered is cov- for $3.45. Smoothies are $7. The new cafe, which will Gayla Cawley can be brator to tell the board if the Board of Health and ered with smoked salmon DiRienzo leased the serve breakfast and lunch, reached at gcawley@item- the company intends to public at that time.” and chive cream cheese, space in March and had faces competition along live.com. Follow her on submit an application for Connolly added that a onions and capers. An- to undertake renovations Washington Street from Twitter @GaylaCawley. a site assignment by July site assignment modifi- 1. Attorney Michael O’Fri- cation is not required be- el, representing Wheela- cause the proposed project Lynn school makes learning REAL fun brator, replied in a June will not exceed the maxi- 30 letter: “I am confused mum height elevation of by your contention that 50 feet above mean sea cabbage,” she said. “I loved REAL a site assignment for the level. From A1 seeing the kids connect landfill is necessary.” The written comment with nature and enjoy the Hailer, in a letter writ- period of the review con- Educational, Assistance, process as we worked in ten July 22, argues that Learning program, a non- cluded on Tuesday, with the garden as a team.” the existing site assign- hundreds of letters and profit whose mission is to Emma Kane, a sopho- ment is invalid. improve reading and writ- signatures submitted more at Ohio University, “As stated in our pri- from the public, both ing. or correspondence to you One of these programs assists parents teaching against and in favor of the English. She said the and based upon informa- expansion. is held this summer at the tion available to the BOH, work is very fulfilling. The MEPA review is not Washington Street Bap- we believe that the foot- “It is wonderful to have a permitting process and tist Church and serves print of the landfill has a hand in changing some- occurs before the permit- 100 children and some expanded and/or changed one’s life,” she said. “It is of their parents who are since 1955. According- ting agencies act. It does learning English. always a big plus when ly, Wheelabrator has the not result in the approv- The six-week experience the parents can speak to burden to demonstrate al or denial of a project. includes field trips and art their children in English.” that the landfill has not MEPA is expected to make classes, dance and puppet Ten-year-old Steven No- expanded since 1955, was a determination Aug. 5, making, centered around lasco, and his five-year-old in existence as of 1955 indicating whether or not communication and liter- sister, Jasmine, are expe- and has been continually the project can proceed to acy skills. Participants are riencing their first sum- operated since that time,” state permitting. under the guidance of vol- mer in the program. wrote Hailer. Bridget Turcotte can be unteers and high school “I have made new In the letter to MEPA, reached at bturcotte@item- and college counselors. friends, and I love to play Hailer also wrote that the live.com. Follow her on Victoria Hackett, 50, a board has not had an op- Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. teacher at North Shore 4 Square every day,” said Community College, is a Steven. “I am reading ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE program consultant. books and the mentors are “We just planted a com- going to help me with two Dasha Gomez jumps rope during the REAL Need to find munity garden filled with book reports I have to do program, held at the Washington Street Baptist tomatoes, peppers and for school.” Church. an article? 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ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) — NBA team owner and businessman Mark Cuban, actress Sara Foster, sing- er-songwriter Cole Swindell and former Miss America Sharlene Wells Hawkes will serve as celebrity judges for the 2017 Miss America competition. Cuban owns the Dallas Mavericks and Cuban several business ventures. Foster is featured on VH1’s “Barely Famous.” Swindell is a Platinum-selling country music per- former whose singles include “Chillin’ It.” Hawkes was crowned Miss America 1985. The pageant finale will be broadcast live from Atlan- tic City on ABC on Sunday Sept. 11, hosted by Chris Harrison and Sage Steele.

North Shore Community College’s (NSCC) Veteran’s Services Coordinator, Kristine Babcock, just completed her second Run to Home Base with the NSCC Veterans team. As a former avi- ation electronics technician in the Navy, Babcock has a soft spot in her heart for the military. Pictured from left, Jesse Perkins, student-veteran; Babcock; Cassandra Reed; Mike Monagle; Martin Collins, student-veteran; and Mass. state Rep. Jerry Parisella.

PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Donald Trump is guaranteed to win — as top joke target Jessica Alba, with families of victims of gun vi- olence, speaks while a picture of Alton Sterling NEW YORK (AP) — There’s one area where Donald appears on screen at the Teen Choice Awards Trump is guaranteed to beat Hillary Clinton this fall: at the Forum on Sunday. He’ll be the butt of the most jokes by late-night comics. That would be true even if Trump didn’t present Timberlake, Alba bring seriousness such a unique target. In every election year since 1992, the Republican candidate was mocked more by comedi- to Teen Choice Awards ans than the Democrat, according to a think tank that LOS ANGELES (AP) — The rowdy revelry of the tallies punch lines. Teen Choice Awards momentarily took on a somber Republicans maintained that status even though Bill tone Sunday when Jessica Alba, Ne-Yo and a group Clinton was the most joked-about politician during of teenagers called for an end to gun violence. the past 24 years, said Robert Lichter, director of the The actress was joined on stage at the fan-favor- Center for Media and Public Affairs at George Mason ite ceremony by a group of teens related to shooting University. victims in such places as San Bernardino, California; The center’s count didn’t surprise Comedy Central’s Newtown, Connecticut; and Orlando, Florida. Trevor Noah, one of four late-night comics included Alba and singer Ne-Yo, who performed Marvin FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS in the study. The others are Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Gaye’s “What’s Going On,” asked the audience to Kimmel and Stephen Colbert. Jimmy Fallon impersonates Donald Trump on stand and for everyone to post on social media using “Comedians are generally progressive,” Noah said. “It “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” in the hashtag #StopTheViolence. is very rare that you will find it skewing the other way.” New York. “Tonight, we stand together with these teens united Noah, from South Africa, dipped cautiously into in a call for peace and an end to this violence,” Alba American political humor upon replacing Jon Stew- sense of comedic opportunity. Whether political, social said after each of the teens introduced themselves. art last fall as host of Comedy Central’s “The Daily or religious, conservatives “are the easiest people to “Now, more than ever, we need to stop, feel and ask, Show.” He’s since become much more comfortable poke fun at because they are essentially really stead- ‘What’s going on?’” expressing his point of view, and it’s decidedly liberal. fast in their ways, and even if their ways seem ridicu- Justin Timberlake also brought seriousness to the He said the phrase “conservative” alone implies a lous, they’re going to stand by them.” otherwise silly ceremony. He was bestowed by Kobe Bryant with the show’s version of a lifetime achieve- ment award. 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By Scot Cooper with the club under man- FOR THE ITEM ager Jim Devereaux and his brother Mike. LYNN — For the Devereaux said the one Lynn East Dodgers of of the huge keys to the the Northeast Senior team’s success has been Baseball League, only outstanding pitching Danvers stands in the from J. P. Reiling, Liam way of winning a league Devereaux, Nate Howard championship. and Pat Bartholomew all The Dodgers, who won have taken a few turns the South Division title on the mound for the over the weekend, take Dodgers this summer. on the winners of the “It’s an amazing thing, North Division start- overall we have 14 wins ing Wednesday night and in those 14 wins (5 p.m.) at Clancy Field our pitchers have 12 at the Lynn Babe Ruth complete games, which complex on O’Callaghan is pretty incredible,” Way. Devereaux said. “We’ve Game 2 in the best-of- also gotten great play three nal is scheduled from our in eld, and the ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON for Thursday night (7) at Danvers’ Twi-Field, DODGERS, B2 The World Series-bound Lynn Babe Ruth 15-year-old team listens intently as former Major League which is behind the Baseball player Christian Howard shares his experiences before the team’s practice Monday. Holton-Richmond Mid- dle School. If there’s a third game necessary, there will be a coin  ip Lynn Babe Ruth gets inspired after the second game to see who gets to host the last game. It’ll be Satur- By Harold Rivera some of his experiences in the ma- team. day at noon either way. ITEM STAFF jor leagues, which included facing Howard said he was excited to Rafael Palmeiro as a rookie for the have the opportunity to speak to a Danvers won its way LYNN — On a cloudy evening at Chicago White Sox. He also shared group of Babe Ruth All-Stars that into the nal round by Fraser Field, the Lynn 15-year-old a story of pitching against Don Mat- are making history in Lynn. whipping the Hamil- Babe Ruth All-Stars were all smiles tingly, whom he credited as being “Just to come down here and tell ton-Wenham Generals as they received a treat before the twice, outscoring them start of their practice: former Major one of his baseball idols growing up, them that there’s a lot of people pull- by a combined 19-5 League pitcher Christian Howard in front of a crowd of 60,000 people ing for them and there are a lot of score. Danvers nished spoke to them. at Yankee Stadium. really good athletes and good tradi- in fourth place, and got Howard, who played Babe Ruth Howard starred on the mound tion in Babe Ruth that these guys by the Dodgers in the baseball in Lynn, gave the World for St. Mary’s before playing for are carrying on,” Howard said. “As only meeting between Series-bound boys a 15-minute pep the University of Miami. His major a 15-year-old team in a league full the two teams in the talk. The address hit on topics such league career included stints with of history these guys have made it regular season. the White Sox, Red Sox and Texas further than anybody.” PHOTO | ANN MARIE TOBIN as Howard’s days playing Babe Ruth The Dodgers eld baseball, the challenges that come Rangers. He also mentioned that the jour- players from Lynn, Na- Corey Bleau is one of with overcoming nerves on the di- After concluding his pep talk by ney these players have taken in get- hant and Swampscott, six players who have amond and advice from his former advising the players to remember ting to the World Series is one they’ll with many of the play- played for East Lynn coaches. to have fun, Howard signed auto- ers in their third year for three years. Howard, a Lynn native, recalled graphs and took pictures with the HOWARD, B2 Summer series keeping local kids on track

By Katie Morrison ITEM STAFF LYNN — Summer can be tough for parents and chil- dren alike. After being out of school for over a month, kids are looking for something to stay occupied, and par- ents are looking to get them out of the house and active. For local parents with children from under a year old to high school seniors, the Lynn Summer Youth track has been somewhat of a godsend. Every Monday night at Manning Field, dozens of kids turn out to participate in several track and eld events. The events are com- pletely free of charge, open to all ages and runs over the course of several weeks during the dog days of summer. Joe Abelon, the event’s organizer, says that the turn- out for the series has been much higher this summer in comparison to the rst two years of the program. A big reason for the larger crowds is Abelon’s grass roots marketing campaign. The organizer said he stood outside of elementary schools at the end of the day, and handed out  yers to the parents stopping to pick up their children. “I just went up to them, handed it to them and ex- plained what it was,” said Abelon. “I think when you do that, rather than hand them to kids...half the time, the kids don’t even bring them home. So that turned out to be effective.” Abelon also went to a handful of Fourth of July celebra- tions in Lynn, one at Gowdy Park and another at Lynn Woods, guring that he’d run into local parents. He hoped ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON the word would spread around the community, and his Lynn’s David Naranja smiles as he races to hand Lynn’s Amelia Stank paces herself as she runs off the baton in the relay race. TRACK, B2 the relay race. New additions Junior golf talent on keeping Navs fresh display at Kernwood By Joshua Kummins and the acquisitions have SALEM — Junior golf talent turn to Salem Tuesday to com- FOR THE ITEM continued into the days of was on full display Monday pete in a second round of 18 a regular season that con- during the rst round of the holes. LYNN — Collegiate cludes on Saturday. 98th Massachusetts Junior Am- Following that round, the eld baseball players endure “We’re hitting the ball ateur Championship at Kern- will be reduced to the low 50 one of the longest seasons OK, and I like the addi- wood Country Club, and after scorers and ties, and only those there is. tions of the new guys that one day Chris Francoeur of St. competitors will take part in a In this day and age, es- we have,” Navs manager John’s Prep is tied for second. third and nal round to deter- pecially at the Division 1 John Zizzo said last Tues- Francoeur, who will be a se- mine the overall champion. level, the season seeming- day. “We solidi ed our nior this fall, is tied with Bren- After arriving in Salem, Peter- ly doesn’t end. catching position. Three dan Cronin (Pleasant Valley) son took no time getting settled Rosters in the Fu- days ago, we had one and and Jack Boulger (Walpole). as he made birdie on his rst tures Collegiate Baseball now we’re strong there.” They each shot one-over-par 71. hole of the day — the 490-yard, League and others like it With Mike D’Acunti PHOTO | SALEM STATE ATHLETICS Noah Peterson (Country Club par 4 1st hole. turn over quite often. (Southeastern) out due of Wilbraham) nished on top “Tee to green, I hit it pretty The North Shore Navi- to injury for over a week, Salem State’s Teghan Malionek, a for the rst day with an even well,” said Francoeur. “About gators have experienced catcher, is providing reinforcement par-70. their fair share of changes, NAVS, B2 for the Navs down the stretch. The entire eld of 144 will re- GOLF, B3 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 2016 Navs bring in late reinforcements Babe Ruth team NAVS with disabilities. good things about the before included two five- From B1 “It’s awesome so far,” said Navs, so I was really look- game winners in back-to- Malionek, who was playing ing forward to just being back seasons. gets inspired Northern Essex Com- with the North Shore Base- able to play in this sort of — O’Connor pitched six munity College’s Keith ball League’s Swampscott environment.” innings of two-run ball in spiration from a major Linnane started six of Sox when he was called to Despite numerous chang- Friday’s 4-2 win over Mar- HOWARD leaguer who was once in the club’s seven games the Navs last week. “It’s es, the Navs are playing tha’s Vineyard. It was not From B1 their shoes. behind the plate before only his fifth win of the a great group of guys and their best baseball of the never forget. “Anybody can do great Teghan Malionek (Salem fun to be here with a couple season right now. Their summer, but the tenth of “It’s awesome,” Howard things if you put in the State) and Nate Rossi teammates. And it’s great present seven-game win- his two-year Navs career said. “Just the experience time, you work hard and (Keene State) were ac- competition. I've loved see- ning streak is tied for to set a new franchise re- of going out there and put in the effort,” Elwell quired to provide depth at ing all the good pitching the longest in the FCBL cord. playing around the coun- said. “The other thing I the position. and catching the guys who this summer and the sec- — Center fielder Colby try. Different kids, differ- take away from it is ev- Malionek was the Vi- all throw well.” ond-longest in team history. Maiola (UMass Lowell) ent teams and then you’re erything he was talking kings’ regular catcher The new additions have The newcomers feel that tied the single-season out of Lynn and you’re to the kids about-don’t this spring as he hit .265 come at a perfect time as their presence can help franchise record with sev- meeting all kinds of real- give away at-bats, take it while playing in 42 of 46 the fourth-place Navs look provide energy at a crucial en home runs, clubbing ly good players. It’s just a one pitch at a time, don’t games for the two-time to cement a postseason point in the season. two out of Wahconah Park really good life experience worry about things that defending Massachusetts berth with five games left. “I hope I’ve brought on Saturday en route to for these kids.” already happened.” State College Athletic “These guys are fresh,” some energy. But it’s nice earning FCBL Player of Although he gave the Elwell said that he’s told Conference champions. Zizzo said. “For everyone, to be on a winning team, the Night honors. Salem players tips on taking ev- his players to stay relaxed A late-season stint with we had the little All-Star especially winning seven State alum Richard Fect- ery game pitch by pitch and as they get ready to rep- the Navs reunites Ma- break and came back play- straight,” Malionek said. eau, now a member of the never giving away at-bats, resent Lynn in the World lionek with Salem State ing well before D’Acunti “The Navs are hot, like ev- Angels organization, ini- Howard noted that at the Series. teammates MacDaniel got hurt. But, now, we’ve eryone’s said, so it’s defi- tially set the record last end of the day playing base- “I just tell them to relax,” picked it back up. Like I’ve nitely nice to be a part of summer. ball is about having fun. he said. “It’s a game they’ve Singleton, current Navs been playing since they pitching coach Pete Gon- said, these guys are resil- that.” — Maiola and infielder “If baseball’s not fun, Nick DiBenedetto (Trini- don’t play,” he said. “That’s were five years old. Wheth- ski and Nick Jarvis, an ient. They could’ve quit, Names and Notes er it’s at Gowdy Play- honorary member of both but they didn’t.” — North Shore enters ty) combined for three solo what baseball’s about. You home runs in the contest, ground, Kiley Park, Barry the Navs and Vikings Malionek and Rossi, the week just a half- watch the guys in the big bringing the team’s to- Park, wherever it may be, through You’re With Us! set to transfer to Keene game ahead of Brockton leagues and they’re play- tal to 20 for the summer. it’s still just a game they’ve — an organization that State from Southern New for fourth place in the ing a game and they get been playing since they That mark is tied with provides inclusion oppor- Hampshire University overall FCBL standings. paid a lot but they’re hav- were five years old.” last year’s team for sec- tunities for young adults this fall, have provided If the Navs win Tuesday ing fun. That’s what they Elwell added that his ond-most in franchise his- much-needed depth be- night’s clash with the Rox do. They smile, and they team is playing with a tory. hind the plate just as Nick at Campanelli Stadium, have fun.” sense of pride as they con- — The Navs were out- Falkson has done on the they would secure a cru- Howard added that the tinue to make history with hit in all three games this players have no reason to infield. cial tiebreaker over Brock- a chance to bring a cham- weekend, but came up on feel nervous about play- Falkson, who has al- ton by virtue of winning pionship back to Lynn. ing on a big stage like the ready made four starts at the head-to-head season the winning end in each “We talk about things one — the aforementioned World Series in Williston, third base, was playing in series. like that,” he said. “You contests and on Sunday N.D. Although they’ll be the Boston Park League — Only the defend- play for Lynn. That’s what against Wachusett. facing teams with talent- before being called to join ing champion Worces- it says on the front of your — The Navs and Bristol ed players, Howard said Tufts teammate Speros ter Bravehearts have shirt and we don’t have Blues played 17 innings they should also think Varinos with the Navs. matched the Navs’ current anything on the back. last Wednesday before highly of themselves. After playing for the win streak at any point They always represent the game was suspended “As you go around the FCBL’s Wachusett Dirt during this FCBL season their city well. But I don’t due to a league curfew in country all those kids think they understand, Dawgs for a couple weeks as they won seven straight a 4-4 tie. The game will be think the same way,” he right now, the magnitude to begin the summer, the from June 12-18. resumed in the top of the shared. “They all put their of what they’ve accom- Dedham native is excited — Swampscott native 18th on Thursday night socks on the same way. plished. The last time a to be back playing with Brian Burke (Curry) be- before the teams play They all throw the same Lynn Babe Ruth team and against top-tier New came the Navs’ second their regularly-scheduled way. They’ve all got the went to the World Series England talent. five-game winner of the contest. same gloves, the same was 1983.” “I was just really ap- season after pitching 4.1 bats. Don’t get nervous be- The All-Stars leave for PHOTO | TUFTS ATHLETICS preciative to have anoth- innings of two-hit ball Sat- Joshua Kummins can cause they’re all thinking North Dakota on Aug. 11. er opportunity to play in urday night at Pittsfield, be reached at joshuakum- the same. They’re (Lynn) Lynn’s first game will be Nick Falkson has giv- the league,” Falkson said. joining Cole O’Connor [email protected]. Fol- as good as anybody.” the World Series open- en the Navs a boost “I played with Speros all (Dartmouth). The Navs’ low him on Twitter @Josh- Lynn’s manager, Leon er, scheduled for Aug. 13 late in the season. spring and he’s only said pitching staff had never uaKummins. Elwell, said he hoped his against the Middle Atlan- kids can draw some in- tic champions at 11 a.m. Lynn East has sights set on title DODGERS for two years,” Devereaux Nugent, Ragusa, Jackson to top the list. Bleau and From B1 said. “Pat Bartholomew, Allard, Devereaux, Matt Allard both had batting Jake Cooper, Jeremy Ep- Fitzpatrick, Pat Bar- averages that were off outfield has done a great stein, Liam Devereaux, tholomew, and Reiling. the charts, Bleau was the job, all 15 of our guys Shea Nugent, Joey Ragu- Players from Lynn in- leader at .667, and Allard have helped us win.” sa and Corey (Bleau) have clude Eli Alamendez, and hit .545. The Dodgers captured all been on the team for Jeffrey Garcia. Andrew Ragusa, Garcia and De- the regular-season crown three years.” McLaughlin, Jeremy Ep- vereaux all hit over .400 with a 12-2-1 record, “It was really a great job stein, Maxx Cooper and during the regular season, and breezed through the by the guys finishing in Jake Cooper are from part of a group that had first round of the play- first place overall, and we Swampscott. 157 hits and scored 133 offs, beating Peabody played very well against Howard led the pitching runs in 15 games. That twice, and knocking off Peabody and Lynnfield in staff, finishing 6-0 during adds up to over eight runs Lynnfield along the way. our playoffs,” Devereaux the regular season. Bleau per game during the regu- Bleau pitched a complete said. was in the second spot at lar season. game Sunday night in the The team is dotted with 3-0, and then the former Devereaux said it would clincher, a 5-3 win over high school players from Big Blue hurler beat Pea- be great to send off his Peabody. all over the North Shore, body twice in the play- three-year players, and ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON “A lot of the guys have with the largest group offs. Ragusa led the team the rest of the crew off been with me for three coming from Nahant, in- in hits and stolen bases, with a series win over Christian Howard gave a motivating speech to years, most of the others cluding Bleau, Howard, Allard banged in 18 runs Danvers. the Babe Ruth 15s Monday. Lynn’s summer series keeping local kids on track

TRACK staff members at Tech. coaches, and I’m glad it’s also get some help from er. “It’s much harder to it,” said Lyons. “I saw Joe From B1 Tech football coach offered to us,” she said. “It Paul Croft, a professional find things for younger Abelon over at the gym James Runner, who can gives the kids a chance to official, who assists with kids. It’s a lifelong sport, and he handed me a flyer. efforts paid off. On the first often be found at Manning get out, it gives my young- timekeeping, and recent it’s something that she It’s a great sport, I loved night of the 2016 series on Monday nights with his est something to be more English graduate Jona- can do forever.” it, and I think kids would involved in where there’s than Nop, who has taken over 130 kids turned up at daughter Aviana, and Tech Emily Lyons, who be really into it if they had more kids, an opportunity some responsibilities off Manning Field to partici- track coach John Hogan brought out her 11-month- a chance to get experience pate. to meet other children.” Abelon’s plate. both mentioned the track old daughter, Maeve Ly- with it early on.” “If people are aware of series to Makayla. Hogan Part of what’s so im- “He’s a very fine young ons, echoes the sentiment. There are still two this, they’ll come,” said suggested the event was pressive about the sum- man,” Abelon said of Nop. Lyons, who ran track in weeks left in this sum- Abelon. “That’s the key.” another way for Makayla, mer track series is how “I taught him how to start high school and college, Abelon also has some who runs track at Tech, smoothly it runs. With (the races) and that re- currently coaches middle mer’s youth track series, help getting the word out to get in some practice over 100 kids and parents ally helps me to do other school track in Salem, and and Abelon hopes that the in the local schools. Lurine during the offseason. milling about, organizing things and keep things said that she was excit- event continues to grow the races can be a chal- moving.” Handley, a Lynn resident Lurine says she’s glad ed to hear that about an from year to year. lenge. Luckily, Abelon has There’s also a social as- whose daughter, Makayla, she heard about the event. event like the summer “The parents love it and a group of volunteers from pect to the event. With attends Lynn Tech, says “I really didn’t hear track series. the kids love it,” said Abe- the Lynn English Junior kids coming from sever- that her family found out about it until recent- “I think it’s great. I was lon. “I think each year, it ROTC who turn out ev- al different schools and so excited to find out about about the event through ly with the high school ery week with enthusiasm towns, participants are will get bigger and bigger.” and willingness to help. bound to meet someone MONDAY’S TRACK RESULTS “Sgt. Major (Kenneth) new. Oswald (who heads the For Makayla Handley, Boys softball throw: 1, Angel Bella Owumi, Lynn, 17.4. Valenzuela-Castro, Lynn, 131 feet, Boys 400: 1, Angel Valenzuela-Cas- JROTC program at En- getting to know the vol- eight inches; 2, Colin Nickolau, Lynn, tro, Lynn, 1:27.3; 2, Nicholas Miller, glish) has a crew coming unteers from the school 102-06; 3, Marco Bussone, Man- Lynn, 1:29.5; 3, William Bochnak, every week,” said Abelon. across town has been part chester, 96-0; 4, Kyle McKenna, Lynn, 1:31.8; 4, Davide Bussone, “We’ve had enough volun- of the experience. Lynn, 88-5; 5, Nicholas Miller, Lynn, Manchester, 1:32.5; 5, Sam Morgen, 85-8. Swampscott, 1:33.6. teers to have two finish “They’re really cool, nice Girls softball throw: 1, Shaneil Nel- Girls 400: 1, Kayla Smyrnios, Lynn- line crews. That expedit- people,” said Handley, a son, Lynn, 112-11; 2, Niya Morgen, field, 1:24.1; 2, Tilda Rieder, Salem, ed things, we’ve gotten a rising senior at Tech. Swampscott, 90-5; 3, Makayla Hand- 1:25.6; 3, Aviana Runner, Lynn, lot more races done with- Salem’s Tilda Rieder, 10, ley, Lynn, 81-7; 4, Mary Turco, Win- 1:39.6; 4, Aniya King, Lynn, 1:45.2; throp, 77-5; 5, Adyson Duval, Sau- 5, Bella Owumi, Lynn, 1:47.9. in the time limit. So that has been running at the gus, 75-0. Boys standing long jump: 1, Sam worked very well, they do meets since last year, and Boys 30-meter run: 1, Anthony Morgen, Swampscott, 6-5; 2, Angel a wonderful job.” she’s gotten to know some Owumi, Lynn, 7.9 seconds; 2, Cam- Valenzuela-Castro, Lynn, 6-2; 3, Colin “It’s nice to see some- new people as well. eron Middleon, Lynn, 9.3; 3, James Nickolau, Lynn, 5-11; 4, Marco Bus- Wilson, Lynn, 11.3; 4, Raffaelle Ama- sone, Manchester, 5-7; 5, Ryan thing that’s organized, “There’s this one girl, bile, Lynn, 12.2; 5, Max Noon, Lynn, Buonopane, Saugus, 5-5. that the parents are in- she keeps beating me, but 13.0. Girls standing long jump: 1, Shaneil volved in,” said Handley. it turns out she’s really, Girls 30: 1, Casey Carter, Danvers, Nelson, Lynn, 6-8; 2, Niya Morgen, “Sometimes when things really nice!” Rieder said 13.4; 2, Isla Greeley, Lynn, 29.2; 3, Swampscott, 6-6; 3, Makayla Hand- Roxanna Duchane, Lynn, 40.4; 4, ley, Lynn, 6-3; 4, Arycelis Rivena, are free, people won’t be with a smile. Maeve Lyons, Salem, 41.7. Peabody, 6-2; 5, Kayla Smyrnios, Lyn- as involved because they Rieder’s mother, Cath- Boys 100: 1, Nicholas Miller, Lynn, nfield, 6-0. didn’t have to pay. But to erine Miller, said it’s rare 15.0; 2, Dillon Duval, Saugus, 15.6; Mile: 1, Marco Bussone, Manches- see the turnout and how to get younger kids into 3, Kyle McKenna, Lynn, 16.7; 4, ter, 5:48.4; 2, Angel Valenzuela-Cas- Andrew Sheehan, Swampscott, 17.0; tro, Lynn, 7:20.6; 3, Dillon Duval, friendly people are, and organized track, simply 5, Angel Valenzuela-Castro, Lynn, Saugus, 7:25.6; 4, Adyson Duval, how people give their because there aren’t many 17.5. Saugus, 7:27.2; 5, William Bochnak, time...I think it’s great. I opportunities. ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON Girls 100: 1, Adyson Duval, Saugus, Lynn, 7:55.9; 6, Ryan Buonopane, wish I knew about it soon- “Track is something 15.3; 2, Kayla Smyrnios, Lynnfield, Saugus, 8:29.3; 6, Mary Turco, Win- 30-meter winner Anthony Owumi, right, races 16.3; 3, Niya Morgen, Swampscott, throp, 10:50.1; 7, David Karanja, er.” that’s largely middle 16.4; 4, Aniya King, Lynn, 16.7; 5, Lynn, 10:56. Abelon and company school and up,” said Mill- past James Wilson, who finished third. TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

TV/RADIO SPORTS BRIEFS NORTH SHORE NAVIGATORS SCHEDULE FCBL STANDINGS (Not including last night’s games) TV Diamonds in the Tonight Wednesday Thursday WEST Baseball: Big League World at Brockton Rox vs. Martha’s vs. Bristol Blues W L Pct. GB Streak L10 Worcester 32 16 0.667 - 1W 5-5 Series, ESPN2, 8 p.m. Rough softball (6:35) Vineyard (7) Sharks (7) Bristol 22 26 0.458 10 1L 5-5 MLB: St. Louis at Cincinnati, The Diamonds in the Torrington 19 28 0.404 12.5 1W 4-6 Rough softball camp will be Pittsfield 17 29 0.370 14 3L 2-8 FS1, 7:10 p.m.; Oakland at held Aug. 8-12 at Breed Mid- Wachusett 18 31 0.367 14.5 5L 3-7 LA Angels, MLB, 10 p.m.; EAST dle School softball field from Friday Saturday Boston at Seattle, NESN, W L Pct. GB Streak L10 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. vs. Seacoast at Seacoast Seacoast 33 15 0.688 - 5W 8-2 10:10 p.m. Lunch is provided on Tues- Mavericks (7) Mavericks Nashua 30 19 0.612 3.5 2L 6-4 day and Thursday. Navigators 26 24 0.520 8 7W 7-3 High school basketball: The (6:35) The camp is for those aged Brockton 26 24 0.520 8 3W 8-2 Basketball Tournament, 7-17. Participants get a M Vineyard 20 31 0.392 14.5 1L 2-8 ESPN, 7 p.m. T-shirt, and there will be Cycling: Tour of Utah (Stage competition on Friday. The cost is $125. The 2), FS2, 3 p.m. Keeping the momentum coaching staff includes Chris RADIO Warren, Derek Dana, Frank- MLB: Boston at Seattle, ie Galeazzi, Jenny Garrity WEEI-FM (93.7), 10:10 p.m. and Winthrop softball coach Dave Guffy. TODAY IN SPORTS Referee Aug. 2 1864 — The first Travers Stakes at certification Saratoga is won by Kentucky, a horse that scores 20 consecutive The Association of New victories. England Football Officials 1912 — John McDermott wins the (ANEFO) will conduct its U.S. Open golf championship for the annual certification course second straight year with a 294 total. for those interested in offici- 1952 — Five American boxers win ating high school, prep gold medals at the Olympics, mark- school and youth football. ing the first time the U.S. wins the unofficial team title. The five medal- Registration is Monday, Aug. ists are flyweight Nate Brooks; light 29 at 7 p.m. and weekly welterweight Charley Adkins; middle- classes will continue for two weight Floyd Patterson; light heavy- months. At conclusion of the weight Norvell Lee and heavyweight Eddie Sanders. course, an exam will be 1967 — The New Orleans Saints given for certification. play their first preseason game and lose to the Los Angeles Rams, 77-16. 1979 — New York Yankees catcher Youth summer Thurman Munson is killed in a plane crash practicing takeoffs and land- Track Series ings near his Ohio home. 1986 — Jackie Joyner sets the The Lynn Parks and Rec- world record in the heptathlon at the U.S. Olympic Festival in Houston reation Department’s youth with 7,158 points. summer evening track 1992 — Vitaly Scherbo of the Uni- meets will be held at the fied Team wins gold medals in the Manning Field in Lynn, run- vault, rings, pommel horse and par- allel bars to give him a total of six ning every Monday evening gold, the most won by a gymnast in through August 15. The a single Olympic Games. meets begin at 6:30 p.m. 1996 — Down to her final long jump attempt and fighting an injured There is no entry fee. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS hamstring, Jackie Joyner-Kersee Among the events will the leaps out of sixth place and ends the 30-meter dash for chil- Boston Red Sox shortstop Xander Bogaerts tosses the ball after snagging a line drive by Seat- her Olympic career with a bronze dren 3 years old and young- tle Mariners’ Guillermo Heredia in the first inning of Monday night’s game. The Red Sox are medal. Joyner Kersee jumps 22 looking to keep the momentum going after Sunday’s dramatic win. feet, 11 3-4 inches for her sixth er. Six longer races will be Olympic medal. held for those in high school 1998 — Brandie Burton closes with and younger.There will also an even-par 72 for a tournament-re- cord 18-under 270 to win the du be a standing long jump and Maurier Classic by one stroke over softball throw. Annika Sorenstam. It’s the lowest Children from all commu- Junior talent on display at Kernwood score in relation to par at a wom- nities are invited. To register en’s major, breaking Betsy King’s or to find out more, visit 17-under 267 in the 1992 LPGA played at 1-under par 34. which put him tied for was just great.” Championship. www.lwrun.org. GOLF From B1 “I’m very familiar with 31st. His brother, entering Both believe that golfing the front because we play his senior year, shot an 89. at Kernwood gives them a TRANSACTIONS 125 yards in, I thought I here for one of our home “It was cool to see ev- “home-field advantage.” was pretty confident that Busenitz. Recalled RHP Jose courses so I’m familiar eryone else around the “I know where I want BASEBALL I could put it inside of 15 American League Berrios from Rochester (IL). with the front,” said Fran- course, full of junior golf- to hit the ball and where feet and I was able to hit it coeur. “It was only my sec- ers,” said Max Emmerich. I want to hit for the putts BALTIMORE ORIOLES — NEW YORK YANKEES — Trad- solid all round.” ond time playing the back, “It plays a lot harder than and how they break,” said Acquired INF-OF Steve ed OF Carlos Beltran and He made eagle on the so I did better on the front it usually does every day. Christian. Pearce from Tampa Bay for cash to Texas for RHPs Dil- 490-yard, par 4 first hole. C Jonah Heim. than I did on the back, but I thought it was cool to “I think it helped a lot lon Tate, Erik Swanson and He remained at 2-under overall I’m happy with the see the course through a and saved me from some BOSTON RED SOX — Traded Nick Green. Traded RHP Ivan par through his first sev- score.” different view, just having bad shots because I knew en holes before carding his RHP Pat Light to Minnesota Nova to Pittsburgh for two However, Francoeur said fun and seeing it in a com- where not to go and where for LHP Fernando Abad. Acti- first of three bogeys on the players to be named. Activat- there was room for im- petitive nature.” to go, but it definitely vated RHP Craig Kimbrel day. ed RHP Tyler Clippard. provement. The younger Emmerich helped me a lot,” Max said. from the 15-day DL. He said putting was the “I didn’t really putt that also enjoyed the support On the front nine, Chris- Optioned RHP Joe Kelly to Recalled OF Ben Gamel and key to his day? Pawtucket (IL). RHP Nick Goody from Scran- “Definitely,” he said.well,” he said. “I eagled he was receiving from the tian fired two birdies, ton/Wilkes-Barre (IL). “The pin locations were the first hole and then just Kernwood members and including one on the par- CLEVELAND INDIANS — Des- kind of made par coming staff. four fifth hole that plays OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Trad- tough today, but my speed ignated INF Juan Uribe for in. I had a couple three “It’s great to have the at 390 yards. assignment. ed OF Josh Reddick and LHP wasn’t great on the greens. I had a lot of come-backers putts out there, but over- support from all the mem- “I’d say I’ve played that HOUSTON ASTROS — Traded Rich Hill to the L.A. Dodgers that I made for par, so I all, I hit it pretty well." bers who are out officiat- hole hundreds of times in RHP Scott Feldman to Toron- for RHPs Jharel Cotton, just have to work on the Also participating are ing,” said Christian, one of my life and I just knew I to for RHP Lupe Chavez. Grant Holmes and Frankie putting.” Swampscott’s Max and only 36 players in the field had to birdie so that was Recalled RHP Joe Musgrove Montas. Francoeur finished with Christian Emmerich, both of 144 with the “pre-ju- all I had in my head. I from Fresno (PCL). Traded one eagle, three bogeys of whom attend St. Mary’s nior” status as a 14 or 15 then hit a good putt,” he RHP Josh Fields to the Los TAMPA BAY RAYS — Traded and 14 pars. Helping Fran- in Lynn. Kernwood is their year old competitor. “So said. Angeles Dodgers for 1B Yor- OF Brandon Guyer to Cleve- home course. were the other assistants Also participating was dan Alvarez. land for OF Nathan Lukes coeur’s cause along the way was his comfort level Christian Emmerich, and the bag room kids, Kyle Furey of Tedesco, MINNESOTA TWINS — Traded and RHP Jhonleider Salinas. Traded LHP Matt Moore to with this course, especial- who will be a sophomore, who made it light when I whose first-day score was RHPs Ricky Nolasco and ly the front nine which he shot a seven-over 77, came in, joking with me. It a 15-over 85. Alex Meyer and cash to the San Francisco for 3B Matt L.A. Angels for LHP Hector Duffy, SS Lucius Fox and Santiago and RHP Alan RHP Michael Santos. GMs wheeling and dealing on deadline day MLB Jonathan Lucroy got a moves. working their roster, a guy like Smith who can AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE deal he liked, Carlos Bel- After Lucroy used his trying to turn the best be a right-handed special- East Division East Division tran joined him in Texas ist, we felt like those were W L Pct GB W L Pct GB limited no-trade clause to parts of a .500 team into Baltimore 59 45 .567 — Washington 61 44 .581 — and Jay Bruce and Rich block a deal to Cleveland, a bright future. They had areas that would improve Toronto 59 46 .562 ½ Miami 57 49 .538 4½ Hill also moved Monday the All-Star catcher was already traded relief aces our team and improve the Boston 57 46 .553 1½ New York 54 51 .514 7 New York 53 52 .505 6½ Philadelphia 48 59 .449 14 during an 18-swap frenzy sent to Texas. Aroldis Chapman and An- mix of our bullpen." Tampa Bay 42 62 .404 17 Atlanta 37 68 .352 24 at the trade deadline. "Now, moving on to the @ drew Miller leading up to The banged-up Mets ac- Central Division Central Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Matt Moore, Francis- Rangers let's take this bad the deadline. quired Bruce, the All-Star Cleveland 60 43 .583 — Chicago 64 41 .610 — co Liriano and Joe Smith boy to the 'ship! Really excit- "We're kind of in unfa- outfielder who leads the Detroit 57 48 .543 4 St. Louis 56 49 .533 8 found new homes, too, as ed and can't wait to get after miliar territory with the NL with 80 RBIs, from Chicago 51 54 .486 10 Pittsburgh 52 51 .505 11 Kansas City 50 55 .476 11 Milwaukee 47 56 .456 16 playoff contenders stocked it!" he posted on Twitter. Yankees," first baseman Cincinnati for infielder Minnesota 41 64 .390 20 Cincinnati 42 62 .404 21½ up for the stretch. The 30-year-old Lucroy Mark Teixeira said. Dilson Herrera and minor West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB "That's what we play for. is batting .299 with 13 "That's life. I mean, league lefty Max Wotell. Texas 62 44 .585 — San Francisco 61 44 .581 — Those are the moments we homers and 50 RBIs this we've had a nice run the The Mets also got pitch- Houston 55 49 .529 6 Los Angeles 59 46 .562 2 want to be in," Moore said season. last eight years," he said. er Jon Niese, who spent Seattle 52 51 .505 8½ Colorado 52 53 .495 9 Los Angeles 47 58 .448 14½ San Diego 45 60 .429 16 after NL West-leading Texas also got Beltran, As always, relievers his first eight years in Oakland 47 58 .448 14½ Arizona 43 62 .410 18 San Francisco got the lefty a proven postseason star, were in demand. New York, from Pitts-

Monday’s Games San Francisco (Bumgarner 10-6) at Phila- from last-place Tampa from the New York Yan- The Giants aimed to bol- burgh for reliever Antonio Minnesota 12, Cleveland 5 delphia (Eflin 3-4), 7:05 p.m. Bay. "For someone to reach kees for righty Dillon Tate, ster a shaky bullpen by Bastardo. Kansas City 3, Tampa Bay 0 N.Y. Yankees (Tanaka 7-3) at N.Y. Mets out and come get me, it's a the fourth overall pick in getting Will Smith from N.Y. Yankees 6, N.Y. Mets 5, 10 innings (deGrom 6-5), 7:10 p.m. Toronto at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Pittsburgh (Cole 6-6) at Atlanta (Foltyne- really good feeling." the 2015 amateur draft, Milwaukee, Boston got Boston at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. wicz 4-4), 7:10 p.m. Monday was the busiest and two other pitching Fernando Abad from Min- Chicago Cubs 5, Miami 0 St. Louis (Wainwright 9-5) at Cincinnati deadline day since at least prospects. nesota and the NL Cen- Washington at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. (Straily 6-6), 7:10 p.m. Milwaukee at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. Miami (Fernandez 12-5) at Chicago Cubs 1995, eclipsing the 15 deals "I think as a player, you tral-leading Cubs obtained Tuesday’s Games (Hammel 10-5), 8:05 p.m. Texas (Darvish 2-2) at Baltimore (Bundy made on the final day for know that this moment sidearming righty Joe L.A. Dodgers (McCarthy 2-1) at Colorado 3-3), 7:05 p.m. non-waiver trades in 2010 could happen. But when it Smith from the Angels. (Gray 7-4), 8:40 p.m. HELP WANTED Chicago White Sox (Shields 5-12) at Washington (Roark 10-6) at Arizona (Ray and 2015, according to Ma- happens, it hits you," Bel- The Cubs previously got Detroit (Sanchez 5-11), 7:10 p.m. 5-10), 9:40 p.m. Kansas City (Ventura 6-9) at Tampa Bay jor League Baseball. tran said. lefties Chapman and Mike WANTED: Employee that knows how to Milwaukee (Davies 8-4) at San Diego (Per- (Andriese 6-2), 7:10 p.m. Teams had until 4 p.m. Twice before in his ca- Montgomery for their bull- do cellulose insulation. Must be able Minnesota (Gibson 3-6) at Cleveland (Car- domo 5-4), 10:10 p.m. Wednesday’s Games EDT to make trades with- reer, Beltran was traded pen. to pass background check. Pay to rasco 7-4), 7:10 p.m. match knowledge. Bill: 781-231-0244 N.Y. Yankees (Tanaka 7-3) at N.Y. Mets N.Y. Mets at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. out waivers. From now, no in midseason to a team "That was an area we (deGrom 6-5), 7:10 p.m. Texas at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. player can be dealt unless with playoff hopes. Like thought we could make GET THE RESULTS YOU WANT Toronto (Dickey 7-12) at Houston (McCull- Chicago White Sox at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. CONTACT CUSTOMER SERVICE: ers 6-4), 8:10 p.m. Kansas City at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. he goes unclaimed by ev- the Rangers, Beltran has some changes," general Oakland (Manaea 3-5) at L.A. Angels Minnesota at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. eryone else. been to the World Series manager Jed Hoyer said. 781-593-7700, ext. 2 (Shoemaker 5-11), 10:05 p.m. Toronto at Houston, 8:10 p.m. The AL West-leading but never won the crown. "Adding a closer, a left- Boston (Price 9-7) at Seattle (LeBlanc Oakland at L.A. Angels, 10:05 p.m. classifi[email protected] 1-0), 10:10 p.m. Boston at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Rangers made two major The Yankees kept re- hander and then adding B4 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 2016 COMICS

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DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Woman must pick right time to reveal she can’t have kids When is a trick not a trick? DEAR ABBY: I’m an at- swering it? Better yet, how You surely know the answer his club jack on dummy’s tractive 30-year-old wom- Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van do I respond in such a way to the riddle, “When is a door heart queen. an just out of a five-year Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, that people stop asking? not a door?” Can West’s second heart relationship. I am starting In bridge, when is a trick not to date again, but I have a and was founded by her mother, IN DEBT IN trick disappear? ILLINOIS a trick? No, it cannot. So West complication — I cannot Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at Well, I suppose a trick is have children. I am won- DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los should shift to a top-of-noth- dering when the right DEAR IN DEBT: This always a trick, but sometimes ing club nine. (If East has time to bring this up with Angeles, CA 90069. reply should do the trick: the time when a trick is tak- “There are many reasons the diamond ace, that trick the men I meet would be. en can be critical — as in this won’t run away, either.) South why, and it’s complicated. deal. South is in four spades. After a few dates seems On a few occasions we she continues to suggest takes East’s queen with his too soon; however, the men have planned an outing in she wants to stay with you, When and if I do decide to After West leads the heart usually reveal their desire the city and, after the tick- stop inviting her to night- buy, I’ll let you know.” ace, what should happen? ace, cashes the spade ace for a family during this ets are purchased, etc., time events. (West needs the king for his DEAR ABBY: My West’s two-heart overcall time. What is the rule of one of them (“Carla”) has was thin, but potentially told overcall), then leads his oth- thumb here? casually stated, “I may DEAR ABBY: I find daughter and I disagree er heart, but West takes that about whether it’s all right partner what to lead and pos- need to spend the night at that I get asked far too of- sibly made life difficult for the trick and plays a second club, SINGLE IN your house since it’ll be to hold the door open when ten why I haven’t bought a responder if he lacked spade or first cashes the heart king SAN FRANCISCO late when we get back.” house yet. I’m 42, single the air conditioning is run- Abby, Carla knows the ning on high to keep the support. North made a mod- before leading the club. DEAR SINGLE: The and have a master’s de- schedule of mass transit house cool. She’ll hold the ern cue-bid raise to show at A door isn’t a door when it rule of thumb is: Honesty is gree, but like lots of other and knows what we’ve door open while standing least game-invitational values is ajar. the best policy. If someone people I had to go into debt planned. How do I respond in the doorway talking to with three or more spades. (If tells you he wants a family, to get it. when she invites herself to her friends who drive up it would be dishonest not to I’m not complaining you do not use this gadget, spend the night? I have in a car. In the meantime, tell him then that you won’t about that. What bugs me North would respond three the room, but it’s still a I am paying for the AC to be able to have children. is the invasive question I spades.) hassle having someone run full blast. Please give However, if nothing is men- don’t feel I should have to At trick one, East plays the stay overnight. us some guidance. tioned before, when you are answer, usually asked by heart two under his partner’s becoming intimate and the CITY GIRL WITH people whose parents ANONYMOUS MOM ace. If this is a singleton, West subject of birth control is COUNTRY FRIENDS helped them to buy a IN RALEIGH should continue the suit, but raised would be a logical house. I don’t come from a that is improbable. It cannot time to speak up. DEAR CITY GIRL: As- rich family, and it feels DEAR MOM: I’ll try. be from a doubleton, because like people are flaunting suming this is becoming a Rather than venture into East would have started a DEAR ABBY: I live in a pattern with Carla, the their privilege when they the physics of how air con- city. Many of my friends time to bring this up is ask me. Duh, I don’t have ditioners work, may I sug- high-low. Most likely is that live in the suburbs within before you buy the tickets. $20,000 for a down pay- gest that because your East started with a tripleton. commuting distance. Sev- The words to use are: “I ment. But I shouldn’t have daughter lives with you So many a West would hasten eral of them commute dai- would prefer that you don’t to say that. and you are paying the to cash the heart king, but ly, and there are many stay over because I’m real- How can I respond to bills, she should have that would let the contract mass transit options run- ly not comfortable having this question while not be- enough respect for you to make. South would discard ning throughout the night. overnight guests.” And if ing rude or actually an- do as you ask.

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NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE Marblehead Housing Authority 2 Bedroom NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage Family Public Housing Waiting List Opening. By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain given by Timothy Wholley to Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., dated June 30, 2010 and The Marblehead Housing Authority will re-open the two bedroom waiting list for mortgage given by Jennifer L. Ferrill to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book family housing from Inc., as nominee for Intercontinental Capital Group, Incorporated, dated February 29575, Page 113, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, for September 2, 2016 through October 1, 2016 19, 2011 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, the Applications will be available at the MHA office, located at 26 Rowland Street, or Deeds at Book 30260, Page 278, of which mortgage the undersigned is the same will be sold at Public Auction at 10:00 a.m. on August 24, 2016, on the on the MHA website: present holder by assignment from Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., mortgaged premises located at 56 BROAD STREET, LYNN, Essex County, www.marbleheadha.org. Applications can also be downloaded at http://www.mas as nominee for Intercontinental Capital Group, Incorporated to Wells Fargo Bank, Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, s.gov/dhcd. N.A. dated October 4, 2013 and recorded with said Registry on October 9, 2013 TO WIT: Eligible and qualified applicants will be placed on an existing waiting list. at Book 32879, Page 176, for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for Closing Date: 6/30/2010 Placement on the list will be on a First Come, First Serve Basis, as well as by the the purpose of foreclosing, the same will be sold at Public Auction at 11:00 a.m. Borrower(s): Timothy Wholley appropriate preference and priority. on August 24, 2016, on the mortgaged premises located at 58 Williams Avenue, Property Address: 56 Broad Street, Lynn, MA 01902 Income limits are subject to Massachusetts Department of Housing and Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in The land in said Lynn, together with the buildings thereon, bounded and described Community Development regulations, as follows: said mortgage, as follows: TWO PEOPLE $54,200 TO WIT: PARCEL ONE THREE PEOPLE $61,000 A certain parcel of land with the buildings thereon, known as and numbered 58 NORTHWESTERLY by Broad Street, 45.18 feet; FOUR PEOPLE $67,750 Williams Avenue, in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, bounded and described NORTHEASTERLY by land of Atwill et al, 135.23 feet; FIVE PEOPLE $73,200 as follows: SOUTHEASTERLY by land of Parke and Landers, 26.20 feet; SIX PEOPLE $78,600 NORTHWESTERLY: by Williams Avenue, formerly Williams Street, forty-eight feet SOUTHWESTERLY by three courses on Lot B on a plan hereinafter referred to, SEVEN PEOPLE $84,050 (48') and six inches (6''); 145.08 feet. EIGHT PEOPLE $85,450 NORTHEASTERLY: by land now or formerly of Keith, fifty-five feet (55') and six Said Lot contains 4,610 square feet and subject to a right of way as shown on a You may be eligible if you meet the income guidelines and meet the Occupancy inches (6''); plan entitled ''Sub-division of land owned by Florence Cushing, Lynn, Mass., Dec. Standards established by the MHA. SOUTHEASTERLY: by land now or formerly of Foster, forty-eight fett (48) and ten 27, 1945, Albert D. Martin, Civil Engineer.'' Said plan is recorded with Essex South Equal Housing Opportunity inches (10''); and Registry of Deeds at Book 3435 Page 193 as #17 of 1946. Item: August 2, 2016 SOUTHWESTERLY: by land now or formerly of Whitredge, fifty-six feet (56') and PARCEL TWO seven inches (7''). Beginning at a point of a corner of the boundary line between land now or formerly LEGAL NOTICE Being all of said measurements, more or less. of Sarris and Florence Cushing which point is 38 feet Southeast from the CITY OF LYNN For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern Southeasterly line of Broad Street; thence running ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS District) Registry of Deeds in Book 8580, Page 343. SOUTHEASTERLY 20 feet as shown on a plan hereinafter referred to; thence turning The Zoning Board of Appeals will hear all parties of interest on the following These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit of and running petition on Tuesday, August 16, 2016, at 7:30 p.m., Room 107, Lynn City Hall. all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the EASTERLY a distance of 31.37 feet as shown on said plan; thence turning and LOCUS: 24 LAUREL STREET - PETITIONER NAIR ALABACHIAN BY HIS AGENT DAVID nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax running SOUTHEASTERLY about 54.28 feet to land of Landers; thence turning and JAQUITH titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or running Allow the construction of two residential units to an existing non-conforming lot in liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, NORTHEASTERLY 5.03 feet by land of Landers as shown on said plan; thence an R4 Apartment House District Class II with parking not in compliance with having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, turning and running Section 9.0, Off Street Parking Requirements. (9758) easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. NORTHWESTERLY as shown on said plan 71 feet to a corner; thence turning and LOCUS: 196 FRANKLIN STREET - PETITIONER - ANTHONY NICOSIA TERMS OF SALE: running Allow the addition to an existing business with less than the required side yard A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check WESTERLY 36.08 feet to the point of beginning. setback in an R4 Apartment House District. (9759) will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The The above-described premises are conveyed subject to a right of way as shown on LOCUS: 1-5A UNION STREET - PETITIONER ZACHARY ANDREWS TR BY HIS balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 a plan ''Re-Sub-Division of land Lynn, Massachusetts dated May 18, 1946 Albert ATTORNEY SAMUEL VITALI California Street, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, D. Martin Registered Land Surveyor'' for the benefit of Lot B1 as shown on said Permit the alteration of a pre-existing non-conforming mixed use building in the Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the plan and have the benefit of a right of way 4 feet wide and 58 feet in depth over Business District by allowing reconfiguration of the existing apartment units into a date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full said Lot B1 as shown on said plan. total of ten. Secs. 7.4, 9.1, and 2 of the Zone Ordinance, finding such alteration is of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage Said Lot containing 1,319 square feet. not more detrimental in effect than present use. (9760) shall control in the event of an error in this publication. Subject to rights of way recorded in Book 3435, Page 193 and Book 3463, Page Kathryn P. Brown - Chairman Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. 553. Patrick B. Calnan - Clerk Wells Fargo Bank, NA For title reference, see deed recorded in Book 8962, Page 465. Item: August 2, 9, 2016 Present holder of said mortgage For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern By its Attorneys, District) Registry of Deeds in Book 29575, Page 111. HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit CITY OF LYNN 150 California Street of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the Notice is hereby given that the Lynn City Council of the City of Lynn will hold a Newton, MA 02458 nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax public hearing on Tuesday, August 16, 2016 at 8:00 o'clock p.m. in Council (617) 558-0500 titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or Chambers: 201510-0751 - YEL liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, 1. Petition of Top Notch Contracting, Andre Mazzi, for permission to change a August 2, 9, 16, 2016 having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, first floor commercial use to a residential use with a one bedroom, 1 bathroom residence at 1 Broad Street. easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. CITY OF LYNN, MASSACHUSETTS TERMS OF SALE: 2. Petition of Los Chamos Cuisine, Manuel Rendon, for permission for outside seating with three (3) tables at an existing restaurant with hours of Tues Fri REQUEST FOR STATEMENTS OF QUALIFICATIONS A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check TERMS, CONDITIONS, SPECIFICATIONS AND FORMS FOR STATEMENT OF will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The 9:00AM to 8:00PM, Sat 10:00AM to 9:00PM and Sun 11:00AM to 6:00PM. 3. Petition of La Ruta Restaurant, Francisco Tolentino, for permission for a Wine QUALIFICATION FOR ON-CALL ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTING SERVICES balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 1. PROJECT DESCRIPTION: California Street, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, and Malt License at an existing restaurant at 21 Neptune Boulevard with hours of operation 7 days a week 8:00AM to 12:00AM. Invites qualified firms and individuals to submit Statements of Qualifications for Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the the performance of environmental consulting services on an on-call basis. date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full Per Order: Mary F. Audley 2. SCOPE OF SERVICES: of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage The Scope of these services shall include but not be limited to: Licensed Site shall control in the event of an error in this publication. City Clerk July 28, August 2, 2016 Professional and AHERA inspections, reporting and surveillance, environmental Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. surveys, work plans, preparation of specifications to identify and prepare remediation plans for hazardous materials, construction management /abatement Wells Fargo Bank, NA NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE project management as required in the City of Lynn municipal and school buildings Present holder of said mortgage By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain and associated grounds. This work shall include but not be limited to mold, By its Attorneys, mortgage given by Brian K. Emanuel to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, asbestos containing materials, indoor air quality evaluations, moisture mapping, HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. Inc. as nominee for WMC Mortgage Corp. dated October 13, 2004, recorded with PCB (surveys and material management plans), lead-based paint, light ballasts, 150 California Street the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 23515, Page 333; fluorescent bulbs, oil-containing equipment and underground storage tanks. Newton, MA 02458 said mortgage was then assigned to Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as Fee: Fees for Services will be negotiated for each determined project after the (617) 558-0500 Trustee, in trust for the registered holders of Morgan Stanley ABS Capital I Inc. Award and stated in the Contract, as a total Fixed Dollar Amount. 201510-0637 - YEL Trust 2005-WMC1, Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2005-WMC1 by Contract term shall be at the pleasure of the Mayor of the City of Lynn. Item: August 2, 9, 16, 2016. virtue of an assignment dated December 31, 2013, and recorded in Book 33071, 3. TIMETABLE: at Page 517, as affected by an Affidavit Under M.G.L. c.183 section 5b dated May Request for Proposal issued is available on July 27. 2016. Deadline for questions 30, 2014, recorded in Book 34422, Page 542, of which mortgage the is August 9, 2016 NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE undersigned is the present holder for breach of conditions of said mortgage and Proposals due date is Wednesday August 17, 2016. 12:00 p.m. By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION at 01:00 4. SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS: given by Jeffrey G. Leonard and Jessica L. Faragi to Mortgage Electronic PM on August 31, 2016, on the mortgaged premises. The entire mortgaged Applicants shall submit five (5) copies clearly marked "STATEMENT OF Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Embrace Home Loans, Incorporated, premises, all and singular, the premises as described in said mortgage: QUALIFICATIONS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTING SERVICES" Applicant shall dated August 25, 2011 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) The land in said Lynn, with the buildings thereon, bounded and described as submit one (1) copy sealed separately from above, marked "FEE SCHEDULE FOR Registry of Deeds at Book 30634, Page 252, of which mortgage the undersigned follows: NORTHWEST by Halford Place, forty (40) feet; NORTHEAST by land now or ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTING SERVICES" Proposals are to be submitted to: is the present holder by assignment from Mortgage Electronic Registration formerly of Langille and Atkins, eighty (80) feet; SOUTHEAST by land formerly of Michael J. Donovan, P.E. Inspectional Services Systems, Inc. as nominee for Embrace Home Loans, Incorporated to Wells Fargo Bourneuf and Atkins, now or late of Summerly and of Godfrey, forty (40) feet; Chief Lynn City Hall, 3 City Hall Square, Bank, N.A. dated December 18, 2014 and recorded with said Registry on SOUTHWEST by Lot 8 as shown on plan hereinafter referred to, now or late of Room 405 Lynn, MA 01901 December 26, 2014 at Book 33766, Page 66, for breach of the conditions of said Howard; Being Lot No. 7 as shown on Plan of Frank W. Atkins drawn by F.H. Complete proposal forms will be available at the Office of the Inspectional Services mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, the same will be sold at Public Eastman, Surveyor, dated Aug 7, 1889, a copy of which is on file with the Lynn Department, Room 405, 3 City Hall Square, Lynn MA 01901, on July 27, 2016. Auction at 3:00 p.m. on August 24, 2016, on the mortgaged premises located at Assessors' Office. The house on said premises being numbered 8 Halford Place. Questions pertaining to the RFP, the Scope of Services or the Statement of 2507 Lewis O Gray Drive, Unit 2507, Building 25, Sheffield Heights Condominium, For title reference, see deed date May 9, 2001 and recorded May 11, 2001 in Qualifications should be directed to Michael J. Donovan, PE. Inspectional Services Saugus, Essex County, Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in Book 17177 at page 191 with the Essex South County Registry of Deeds. Chief, Room 405, 3 City Hall Square, Lynn, MA 01901. said mortgage, Subject to and with the benefit of easements, reservation, restrictions, and The City of Lynn reserves the right to accept or reject, in whole or in part any or all TO WIT: taking of record, if any, insofar as the same are now in force and applicable. proposals or take whatever action may be deemed in the best interest of the City. The condominium unit known as and numbered Unit 2507, Sheffield Heights In the event of any typographical error set forth herein in the legal description Item: July 27, August 2, 2016. Condominium, 2507 Lewis O. Gray Drive, Saugus, Essex County, Massachusetts, of the premises, the description as set forth and contained in the mortgage shall bounded and described as follows: control by reference. Condominium Unit 2507, in Building 25, in Sheffield Heights Condominium, This property has the address of 8 Halford Place, Lynn, MA 01902 Together with all the improvements now or hereafter erected on the property LEGAL NOTICE having a post office address of 2507 Lewis O. Gray Drive Saugus, Essex County, PUBLIC HEARING - TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Massachusetts, a condominium established pursuant to MGL chapter 183A as and all easements, rights, appurtenances, rents, royalties, mineral, oil and gas rights and profits, water rights and stock and all fixtures now or hereafter a part of Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held TUESDAY, AUGUST 16, amended, created by Master Deed dated April 26, 1983, recorded with the Essex 2016 at 7:00 PM at SWAMPSCOTT SENIOR CENTER, 200 ESSEX (rear) to hear the South District Registry of Deeds in Book 7095 at Page 239, as amended. the property. All replacements and additions shall also be covered by this sale. Terms of Sale: Said premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes following NEW petitions: Said Unit is shown on the floor plans of the building recorded with the Master Petition 16-14 of DENINE RIBICANDRIA seeking a use special permit to construct Deed with said Registry in Book 7496 at Page 16 and made a part thereof, to and assessments, tax sales, tax titles and other municipal liens and water or sewer liens and State or County transfer fees, if any there are, and TEN THOUSAND a new detached garage with dimensions of 32 feet by 48 feet. Property located at which is affixed the verified statement in the form required by said Chapter 183A, 18 CONNELLY AVENUE, Map 9, Lot 510. Section 9. DOLLARS ($10,000.00) in cashier's or certified check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of the sale as a deposit and the balance in Petition 16-21 of KIM BEUTTLER seeking a dimensional variance to construct a Together with an undivided percent interest in the common areas and facilities of new side deck to connect front and back decks. Property located at 88 ROCKLAND said Condominium as set forth in said Master Deed as it may from time to time be cashier's or certified check will be due in thirty (30) days, at the offices of Doonan, Graves & Longoria, LLC, 100 Cummings Center, Suite 225D, Beverly, MA 01915, STREET, Map 2, Lot 80. amended by instruments of record and with the exclusive right to use Parking Petition 16-18 of FIVE HUNDRED PARADISE CENTERCORP seeking a site plan Space No. 2507. time being of the essence. The Mortgagee reserves the right to postpone the sale to a later date by special permit and special permit (landscaping/screening) to reconfigure the Said premises are conveyed together with the benefit of and subject to the Citizens Bank parking lot and add a parking lot connection to 450 Paradise Rd. easements, restrictions upon, and conditions, rights and obligations of the Unit public proclamation at the time and date appointed for the sale and to further postpone at any adjourned saledate by public proclamation at the time and date Property located at 500 PARADISE ROAD, Map 17, Lot 10B. Owner as set forth or referred to in Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 183A, Petition 16-19 of CC SWAMPSCOTT LOT B5 LIMITED PARTNERSHIP seeking a use said Master Deed, said Unit Deed and the provisions of the Sheffield Heights appointed for the adjourned sale date. The premises is to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, special permit, dimensional special permit, site plan special permit, and other Condominium Trust and its By-Laws and Rules and Regulations recorded with said special permits (nonconforming use/structure, signs, landscaping/screening) to Master Deed, all as may from time to time hereafter be amended by instruments restrictions, leases, tenancies, and rights of possession, building and zoning laws, encumbrances, condominium liens, if any and all other claim in the nature of redevelop the current Walgreens into four retail spaces and a drive-thru separating of record. the structure from rest of mall building and reconfiguring front parking lot for 2507 LEWIS O. GRAY DR. UNIT 2507 SAUGUS MA. liens, if any there be. In the event that the successful bidder at the foreclosure sale shall default in inclusion of two drive-up ATMs. Property located at 450 PARADISE ROAD, Map 17, The unit is conveyed together with an undivided percentage interest in the Lot 9E. common areas and facilities of the condominium as set forth in the Declaration of purchasing the within described property according to the terms of this Notice of Sale and/or the terms of the Memorandum of Sale executed at the time of Petition 16-22 of ANDREW B. ROSE seeking a special permit (Section 5.3.0.0) to Condominium or Master Deed. construct a second accessory structure (greenhouse) and reduce the side setback For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern District) foreclosure, the Mortgagee reserves the right to sell the property by foreclosure deed to the second highest bidder, providing that said second highest bidder shall to 7 feet. Property located at 82 PHILLIPS AVENUE, Map 28, Lot 28A. Registry of Deeds in Book 29765, Page 184. Petition 16-23 of GOURMET FUSION INC seeking a use special permit and other These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit of all deposit with the Mortgagee's attorneys, DOONAN, GRAVES, & LONGORIA LLC, 100 Cummings Center, Suite 225D, Beverly, MA 01915, the amount of the required special permits (parking and loading requirements, signs) to operate a full service rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the sit-down restaurant (68 seats) with alcohol and food service beyond 10pm in the nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax deposit as set forth herein within three (3) business days after written notice of the default of the previous highest bidder and title shall be conveyed to the said former Cheeburger Cheeburger space. Property located at 435 PARADISE ROAD, titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or Map 17, Lot 46. liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, second highest bidder within thirty (30) days of said written notice. If the second highest bidder declines to purchase the within described And the following CONTINUED petition will also be heard: Petition 16-10 (324-330 having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, PARADISE ROAD), Petition 16-20 (96 & 96A PURITAN ROAD). easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. property, the Mortgagee reserves the right to purchase the within described property at the amount bid by the second highest bidder. Marc Kornitsky, Chairman TERMS OF SALE: Item: August 2, 9, 2016 A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check will be The foreclosure deed and the consideration paid by the successful bidder required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The balance is shall be held in escrow by DOONAN, GRAVES, & LONGORIA LLC, (hereinafter to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 California called the "Escrow Agent") until the deed shall be released from escrow to the Street, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, Newton successful bidder at the same time as the consideration is released to the Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the date of Mortgagee, thirty (30) days after the date of sale, whereupon all obligations of the sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full of the Escrow Agent shall be deemed to have been properly fulfilled and the Escrow Catch up with your purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall Agent shall be discharged. control in the event of an error in this publication. Other terms to be announced at the sale. Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. Dated: July 14, 2016 Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as Trustee, in trust favorite team Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. for the registered holders of Morgan Stanley ABS Capital I Inc. Trust 2005-WMC1, Present holder of said mortgage Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2005-WMC1 in Item Sports! By its Attorneys, By: Brian C Linehan. Esq., HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. DOONAN, GRAVES, & LONGORIA LLC 150 California Street 100 Newton, MA 02458 Cummings Center, Suite 225D (617) 558-0500 Beverly, MA 01915 201506-0492 - YEL (978) 921-2670 , www.dgandl.com 4010.88 Item: August 2, 9, 16, 2016 (EMANUEL) FEI # 1078.01414 08/02/2016, 08/09/2016, 08/16/2016 Item: August 2, 9, 16, 2016 TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7

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By Marley Jay technology and health ASSOCIATED PRESS care companies. A survey For the fifth year in a row, US News and World Report has recognized showed U.S. manufactur- North Shore Medical Center as one of the best hospitals in Boston and NEW YORK — U.S. ing continued to grow in stocks wobbled and fin- July, but did so at a slower Massachusetts. It’s an accomplishment that requires an extraordinary ished mostly lower Mon- pace than the month be- commitment to excellence and compassion. Most of all, it’s day as the price of oil con- fore. That, too, is linked to tinued to nosedive thanks strength in the dollar. an honor inspired by the very patients we serve. to the strong dollar. En- “Manufacturing and oil ergy companies took the have moved in lockstep biggest losses as U.S. for the better part of five For more information please visit nsmc.partners.org. crude hovered around $40 years,” said Steve Chia- a barrel, its lowest price varone, associated portfo- in almost four months, lio manager for Federated and materials companies Investors. also traded lower. The Dow Jones industrial Every oil, gas and pipe- average fell 27.73 points, or line company on the Stan- 0.2 percent, to 18,404.51. dard & Poor’s 500 finished The S&P 500 lost 2.76 lower as a slump in the points, or 0.1 percent, to price of oil and other fu- 2,170.84. The Nasdaq com- els extended into a third posite gained 22.06 points, week. The losses for ener- or 0.4 percent, to 5,184.20. gy and mining, chemical The Nasdaq rose last week and building companies while the other major in- canceled out gains for dexes fell. /&&/&&%
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