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FRIDAY, MAY 31, 2019 DEALS OF THE Schools Bare facts: Lynn eld re ghter negotiating$DA dealY$ By Thomas Grillo But multiple sources con rmed the 60-year- called police because she thoughtPG. 3 the man pitch ITEM STAFF old captain is considering an agreement that might assault her. would allow him to retire with full bene ts. “She was visibly shaken while I spoke to The Lynn eld re ghter who police say It’s unclear how much his pension is worth. her,” the of cer wrote in the four-page report. walked into a convenience store naked last He earned $130,818 with overtime last year. “She had tears in her eyes and said she was $159M month is quietly negotiating a deal to retire, Charles Kostro, executive director of the Es- horri ed at the sight of aDEALS naked man.” the Item has learned. sex Regional Retirement System, said since But Walsh insists it’s notDEALS true. John H. Walsh faces a charge of disorderly Walsh is not a retiree, he doesn’t know what In an interview with theOF Item THE last month, budget conduct after a clerk at a 7-Eleven in Middle- his monthly retirement bene t would be. Walsh denied the incident happened. ton, R.I., alleged he approached the register Walsh did not respond to a request for com- “The bulk of the allegation$DA is Yuntrue,”$ he By Gayla Cawley with his genitals exposed and bought a Coca ment. said. “It’s true that I got arrested,PG. 3 but I’m not ITEM STAFF Cola. When police responded to the 911 call in guilty, I didn’t do anything wrong.” Walsh, who has been on the force since April, the store owner said Walsh entered the The convenience store’s surveillance sys- LYNN — Superinten- 1979, was placed on paid administrative store without any clothes, bought a soda and tem was not working the day the alleged of- dent Dr. Patrick Tutwiler leave pending an investigation. Lynn eld drove away in a black Mercedes Benz, accord- fense happened, police said. told the School Commit- Fire Chief Glen Davis and Town Administra- ing to the police report. tee on Thursday night tor Robert Dolan declined to comment. The owner said she “went into shock” and FIREFIGHTER, A3 the proposed $159.3 mil- DEALS lion scal year 2020 Lynn OF THE Public Schools budget al- lows the district to take Pondering the future $DAY$ some steps forward, but A lotPG. 3of still leaves a large num- ber of its needs unmet. Although Tutwiler said questions the 7.25 percent budget increase over last year’s budget of $148.5 million in SaugusDEALS represents the largest in many years, it will take OF THE more than $40 million By Bridget Turcotte to close the gap for Lynn ITEM$DA STAFFY$ Public Schools in order to SAUGUS — PG.A 3car repair meet those needs. shop owner wants to expand One of the major unmet his business to include auto needs, which fostered the sales, but neighbors and select- most discussion from the men have concerns. committee, was the need Zalam Daaboul has owned for more social workers in Saugus Auto Repair, Inc., on the district’s schools. Hamilton Street for nine months. School Committee mem- The property is owned by 74 ber Brian Castellanos Hamilton Street LLC, an entity read an email he received managed by Satchi Selliah. from an eighth grade civ- Daaboul wants to add selling ics class that requested cars to his list of services. But the district budget more neighbors and selectmen are money for social workers not all on board. in schools throughout the “I don’t want to see Hamilton city, which they said could Street turn into an auto mile,” greatly reduce mental said neighbor Rick Smith. “It is health problems. a residential neighborhood.” Castellanos said the The site raises public safety district is spending funds concerns, including dumpsters to implement a K-5 so- being left open, stray tires roll- cial-emotional learning ing down the street, and tow curriculum, but doesn’t trucks delivering vehicles over- have the social workers to night, said the Hamilton Street support it. Social worker resident, who believes the shop caseloads are too high in is already selling used vehicles. the district, he said, which “Good neighbors respect our has a negative impact on public safety, our selectmen being able to meet the and the process,” said Smith. needs of students. Jean Bartola, a Town Meet- Tutwiler agreed more ing member, said that while social workers are need- she was stuck in bumper-to- ed, citing a clinical rec- bumper traf c, she counted 23 ommendation that says cars on the lot. the ratio in the district ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK “The place is awful looking,” should be one social work- said Bartola. “It’s such a pretty er per 250 students. For Samairy Santos patiently waits for the Fecteau-Leary Junior/Senior High School little neighborhood. I don’t per- instance, earlier this year, graduation to start on Thursday. For more photos from the commencement, and to sonally think the thing belongs see photos from KIPP Academy Lynn’s graduation, see page A7. For photos of Lynn there. I really don’t.” BUDGET, A3 Tech’s graduation, see page A8. But a long line of auto service shops on the property predates local zoning, which means it is not subjected to the town’s zon- Lynn comes around ing bylaws for the neighbor- hood, said Wendy Reed, clerk for the Board of Selectmen. on school carousel The property has always had a gas station and repair shop, so there are no written restric- By Bella diGrazia calls and letters of old-timers tions on the property, she said. ITEM STAFF sharing their memories of the The Saugus Police Depart- merry-go-round. LYNN — Two years later ment wrote a letter in opposi- “I was in tears because all I tion to the application because Winn Hackett is still looking wanted was to dig up this his- of a long history of problems at for information on the vintage tory so bad and to understand the establishment, including a merry-go-round behind Little the connection of the carousel number of unlicensed vehicles Theatre School. But, her histor- to the city of Lynn before it’s routinely being parked on and ical hunt did inspire a $15,000 retired here at Little Theatre,” off of the property. renovation. Hackett said. “I got goosebumps Chairwoman Debra Panetta, In 2017, Hackett, the owner from all the stories. One woman who lives in the neighborhood, of the Lynn eld Street nurs- who went here when the carou- said she walks her dog past the ery and kindergarten, asked sel was around remembered the property at odd hours of the ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE for the community’s help with boy she had a crush on in the night and witnesses cars being The carousel behind Little Theatre School in Lynn is her six-year investigation into 1950s. It was just very sweet.” packed into the lot. now fully functional, and has fresh paint, a new canvas the carousel’s background. She on top and a new motor. said she received a lot of phone CAROUSEL, A3 SAUGUS, A3 INSIDE King’s Beach bedeviled Saugus Ninety Nine celebrates 25 years in town. A2 by bacteria levels Opinion By Bella diGrazia of 75 percent for 2018, vastly Jourgensen: A towering ITEM STAFF lower than 2017’s score of 92.2 testament to Lynn. A4 percent. Local of cials in both LYNN — King’s Beach failed communities said breaches in Sports its report card. Again. century-old sewer pipes lead- Classical softball The water along the stretch ing to Stacey Brook are the falls to Gloucester of sand, split between Lynn reason for high levels of bac- in NEC battle. B1 and Swampscott, is at the bot- teria. ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Entertainment tom of the list on the Metro- “We’ve done the research, politan Beaches Water Qual- we’ve crunched the numbers, Lynn and Swampscott of cials say breaches in century-old Marblehead’s Delaney to sewer pipes leading to Stacey Brook are the reason for high perform at Wilbur. B8 ity Report Card, receiving a primary beach safety score BEACH, A3 levels of bacteria at King’s Beach.

OBITUARIES ...... A2 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 HIGH 69° VOL. 141, ISSUE 147 OPINION ...... A4 COMICS ...... B4 ENTERTAINMENT ...... B8 LOW 54° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, MAY 31, 2019 OBITUARIES Ninety Nine celebrates 25 years in Saugus Robert B. O’Donnell, 57 SAUGUS — The Ninety Nine Restaurant & Pub in Saugus celebrated its 25th LYNN — Robert B. O’Donnell, anniversary with an event age 57, of Lynn, died on Thurs- that generated more than day, May 30, 2019, peacefully $1,400 for the Saugus at his home, with his family at Public Schools. his side, after a lengthy illness. During the anniversary He was the husband of Kath- event, guests participated leen (Puglise) O’Donnell, with in a spirited game of triv- whom he shared 27 years of ia and a commemorative marriage. ceremony that honored A lifelong resident of Lynn, the restaurant’s team Robert was the son of Robert members. A percentage of A. O’Donnell of Lynn and Rita the restaurant’s total net (LeBrasseur) Bukur of Arizona. sales that entire day were Bob was a graduate of Lynn donated to the Saugus Vocational Technical Institute, Public Schools. Class of 1979. “We are proud to cele- For many years Bob had brate 25 years of serving worked as a mechanic for Ve- great food and drinks to olia Water at the Lynn Waste our guests and are pas- Water Treatment Plant and had shire. He was also the brother sionate about giving back also worked for many years for of the late Timothy O’Donnell. to the community in what- O’Donnell Movers in Lynn. Service information: His ever way we can,” said He enjoyed shing, and was funeral will be held on Tues- Joanie Baldassari, gen- a member of IUE Local 201, day at 9:30 a.m. from the eral managing partner of the Lynn Yacht Club, AOH Divi- SOLIMINE Funeral Home, the Saugus Ninety Nine sion 10, the Franco American 426 Broadway (Route 129), Restaurant & Pub. “We and was also a charter mem- Lynn, followed by a funeral fully support the Saugus From left, Brett Zimmerman, area director, Ninety Nine Restaurant & ber of the Lynn Mass Bass. Mass at 10:30 a.m. in Sa- Public School system and Pub; Jeannie Meredith, chairwoman, Saugus School Committee; Linda In addition to his wife and cred Heart Church. Burial look forward to continuing Gaieski, member of Saugus School Committee; Dr. David DeRuosi, su- parents he is survived by three will be in Pine Grove Cem- the relationship for years perintendent, Saugus Public Schools; and Joanie Baldassari, general children, Katie Boyd and her etery. Relatives and friends to come.” managing partner, Saugus Ninety Nine Restaurant & Pub. husband Darius of Lynn, Erin are respectfully invited to at- O’Donnell of Lynn and Robert tend. Visiting hours Monday C. O’Donnell of Lynn; an “Hon- 3-7 p.m. The family requests orary Daughter” Jaci Archam- no owers, in lieu of owers Merkel tells Harvard grads to bault of Amesbury; four grand- donations may be made to children, Bentley and London Care Dimensions Hospice, Boyd, Jordynne and Hailee; 75 Sylvan St., Suite B-102, two sisters, Robin Markle and Danvers, MA 01923. Direc- tear down ‘walls of ignorance’ her husband Ray of Colorado, tions and guestbook at www. and Tammy Folan and her solimine.com. By Collin Binkley actions have to be multi- husband Larry of Colorado; ASSOCIATED PRESS lateral rather than unilat- and many nieces, nephews, eral. Global rather than aunts, uncles, cousins, as well CAMBRIDGE — Ger- national. Outward-looking as his in-laws in New Hamp- man Chancellor Angela rather than isolationist. In Merkel told graduates of short, we have to work to- Harvard University they gether rather than alone,” must “tear down walls of she said. “You, dear grad- ignorance” and reject iso- uates, will have a quite Mary S. Dunlop, 86 lationism as they tackle different opportunity to do global problems such as this in the future than my climate change and terror- generation did.” LYNN — Mrs. Mary S. (Car- GOODRICH Funeral Home, ism. Much of her speech re- penter) Dunlop, age 86, of 128 Washington St., Lynn, Merkel made the com-  ected on her time grow- Lynn, passed away Wednes- on Monday, 11 a.m. to 1 ments Thursday while ing up in East Germany, day, May 29, 2019. She was p.m. Burial will follow in Pine delivering the keynote behind the Berlin Wall the wife of the late Robert W. Grove Cemetery, Lynn. Rela- speech at Harvard’s 368th and under oppression by Dunlop. tives and friends respectfully commencement ceremo- the Soviets. Merkel re- Service information: Vis- invited to attend. Mary’s full ny in Cambridge. Most- called the freedom she was itation will be held in the obituary will run Saturday. ly speaking in German granted when the wall fell through an English in- in 1989, inspiring her to terpreter, Merkel called pursue politics and leave Thad Cochran, former for greater international her career as a research collaboration and echoed PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS scientist. her past criticisms of U.S. Today, she said, many U.S. senator, dies at 81 President Donald Trump German Chancellor Angela Merkel waves after threats come not from without directly naming delivering the address during Harvard Uni- physical walls but from By Emily gest-serving U.S. senator. him. versity commencement exercises Thursday in abstract barriers. She Wagster Pettus He served 45 years in Addressing graduates Cambridge. cautioned against “walls ASSOCIATED PRESS Washington, with the rst and their families, Merkel in people’s minds” that six years in the House and decried the rise of “iso- forces have undermined tions of our prosperity.” can prevent leaders from JACKSON, Miss. — In the rest in the Senate. He lationism” and “protec- global trade, which she “More than ever, our working together on glob- the Washington political became known the “Qui- tionism.” She said those called “the very founda- way of thinking and our al challenges. scene of bombast and big et Persuader,” cultivating egos, Republican Thad loyalty and respect from Cochran of Mississippi his staff and from politi- wielded power with a qui- cians inside and outside State sues e-cigarette maker, et, gentlemanly demeanor. his home state. He played piano in his Cochran, who served in Capitol Hill of ce and the Navy, died at a veter- dashed off handwritten says it targets youth market ans’ nursing home in Ox- notes of thanks or congrat- ford, Mississippi, said his ulations to constituents. nal chief of staff, Brad By Bob Salsberg this month became the The white conservative White. ASSOCIATED PRESS rst state to sue Juul, ask- reared in the segregation- ing a court to limit what “I’ve never known a more BOSTON — Massachu- ist the Deep South hired powerful man, nor a more  avors it can sell and en- setts has sued a national African American staff humble man — a true sure underage teens can’t retailer of electronic ciga- members, supported his- Southern gentleman that buy its vaping products. rette and vaping products, torically black universi- loved the great state of Josh Stein, the state’s alleging the company vi- ties and received support Mississippi,” White said. attorney general, accused olated state law by tar- from black voters who President Donald Trump Juul of causing an “epi- geting minors for sales of provided a crucial mar- said on Twitter, “He was demic” among young peo- its merchandise, Attorney gin for victory in his nal a real Senator with in- ple through its market- General Maura Healey campaign. As a leader on credible values — even ing practices. A company agriculture and budget is-  ew back to Senate from announced Thursday. The complaint led in spokesman said it was sues, he steered billions of Mississippi for important taking steps to reduce dollars to his home state. Suffolk Superior Court Healthcare Vote when he youth vaping, including Cochran died Thursday alleges that Clifton, N.J.- was desperately ill.” strengthening online age at age 81, just over a year based Eonsmoke LLC Cochran was an attor- veri cation and shutter- after retiring. ney in private practice violated Massachusetts FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ing some social media ac- “I’m optimistic about when he was elected to consumer laws by target- Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey counts. the future of our great the U.S. House in 1972. ing underage consumers says Eonsmoke’s products contain some of the nation,” a notably feeble Winning a Senate seat in through its marketing and Healey announced in Cochran had said during 1978, he became the rst advertising, and failed to highest nicotine concentrations on the vaping February that it had sent his farewell speech on Republican since Recon- verify online buyers’ ages market. a cease and desist letter the Senate  oor in March struction to win statewide or ensure shipments were to another online e-cig- or older, as the state re- ecutive, Michael Tolmach, 2018. He was the 10th lon- of ce in Mississippi. received by a person 21 arette retailer, Califor- quires. wrote in an email to The nia-based Kilo E-Liquids, The lawsuit is the rst Boston Globe, which rst saying the company vio- led by the attorney reported the lawsuit, that lated Massachusetts laws general since her of ce Eonsmoke shares Healey’s regulating the sale and launched a broad inves- concerns about youth vap- advertisement of tobacco tigation of the e-cigarette ing and has “taken some products. industry last summer. of the most aggressive “Eonsmoke took a page actions of anyone in the Kilo E-Liquids no lon- out of the Big Tobacco industry to combat youth ger sells to consumers in playbook by peddling usage including ceasing Massachusetts, according nicotine to young people sales to the state on our to its website. on social media,” said website, scrubbing our so- Healey, a Democrat, in a cial media channels, and statement. enacting strict age veri - 781-593-7700 Healey said the compa- cation online.” Publishing Daily, except Sundays ny’s products, marketed The company stopped USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 on social media sites such selling its products to on- Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA and additional of ces. as Instagram, Snapchat line customers in Massa- Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item and YouTube, contain chusetts after the attor- Subscriptions some of the highest nic- ney general’s of ce sent a Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States otine concentrations on cease and desist letter in $20.00 for 4 weeks the vaping market and September, according to $65.00 for 13 weeks $130.00 for 26 weeks include  avored products Healey, who said in her $260.00 for 1 year with names like “gummy statement that the inves- Send payment to and POSTMASTER, bear” and “cereal loops.” tigation of other vaping send address changes to: Eonsmoke did not imme- companies, including in- The Daily Item diately respond to a mes- dustry giant Juul Labs, 110 Munroe St. P.O. Box 5 sage seeking comment. continues. Lynn, MA 01903 The company’s chief ex- North Carolina earlier FRIDAY, MAY 31, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Lynn schools pitch $159M budget Lynnfield firefighter

BUDGET revamp of the foundation allows him to meet some almost double its ESL in- is negotiating deal From A1 budget formula. The Lynn of his district improve- struction at the elementa- Public Schools budget is ment goals, including ry level next year. FIREFIGHTER port. “When I asked him if he said there are 1,800 using the governor’s pro- those related to middle Tutwiler said adminis- From A1 he was completely naked students apiece at Lynn jected numbers of a $15.1 school overcrowding with trative officials wanted when he went into 7-Elev- Classical and Lynn En- million increase in aid to a new eighth grade dis- to embrace the idea of He was arrested a mile en, he said, yes, because glish high schools, but the city, but the proposed covery academy that will equity, not necessarily of from the store and ar- he believed it was legal in there’s only one social Senate Ways and Means house 305 students, im- equality. Not every school raigned at the Second Rhode Island, and his girl- worker staffed at each budget puts that projected plementing a social-emo- is going to get funding for Division District Court in friend, seated in the pas- school. There should be aid at $18.15 million. tional learning curriculum the same things, he said, Newport where he plead- senger seat, dared him to.” five at each school, he said. Tutwiler said the budget for grades K-5 and getting because officials wanted to ed not guilty. A pre-trial But Walsh denies he “How many things can will not only meet, but ex- closer to state compliance focus on the needs of indi- conference is set for Fri- said it. you tackle with a finite ceed the district’s required with meeting the needs of vidual schools. day, June 21. “I’m a criminal defense budget?” Tutwiler said. net school spending, with English language learners The School Committee When Walsh was pulled attorney,” said Walsh, who “It’s going to take some projections putting that and students on Individu- will continue to discuss practices in Lynnfield at time. This sort of change figure $1.9 million over the alized Programs (IEPs). over, the officer asked why the budget at its June he thought police stopped Walsh & Son LLP. “Do you will not be an event. It will requirement. The budget Nearly 30 of the added 13 meeting and a public know how many clients him. be a process and it will allows the district to add positions are for special ed- hearing on the budget will I’ve counseled to never an- “He told me it was prob- happen over time.” more than 50 positions ucation and more than six be held on June 27. swer that question?” The FY2020 budget in- and to meet all its contrac- are for the English Learn- ably because he went into crease is largely due to tual obligations related to er Education department, Gayla Cawley can be the store to buy a Diet Thomas Grillo can be a significant increase in transportation and teacher including a new assistant reached at gcawley@item- Coke with no clothes on,” reached at tgrillo@item- Chapter 70 state aid to the step increases. ELE director, with the lat- live.com. Follow her on the officer wrote in the re- live.com. schools due to a proposed He said the budget also ter allowing the district to Twitter @GaylaCawley. A lot of questions in Saugus SAUGUS said Cicolini. “If we don’t From A1 do this, we don’t have the teeth to do that.” Panetta said she has Not everyone is opposed a concern for the lack of to the idea. public need for another “I just know that this dealership on Hamilton gentleman wants to clean Street. up the property and he “Right now, if he walks wants to do the right away, what we’re stuck thing,” said resident An- with doesn’t work,” said thony Cogliano. Selectman Jeff Cicolini. The business owner does “If this sale doesn’t go not have a responsibili- through, we’re kind of ty to care for the proper- stuck with what we know ty, but has repainted and doesn’t work. We have a completed other projects gentleman who owns the in recent weeks, said Cog- property who, we know, liano. Daaboul said he also is going to stuff 20-some- paid more than $10,000 thing cars in there and tell in back taxes owed to the us he’s not selling them.” town by his landlord. If the board approves “The present owner is a the auto dealer’s license, hardworking man and an it will be able to place re- honest guy, and I think strictions on the number he deserves a break,” said of cars on the property, Paul Gattozzi, a Hesper Street resident. the number of employees, “He’s willing to do what- and other factors, he said. ever the town wants to put ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE It could also be contingent on him for restrictions,” upon Daaboul purchasing The carousel behind Little Theatre School in Lynn has undergone a $15,000 renovation. said attorney Alfred Paul the property from Selliah. Farese. “He wants to be a “I see it as an opportu- good neighbor.” Lynn comes around on school carousel nity for us to finally have some ability to put restric- Bridget Turcotte can CAROUSEL to a park at the corner of the cost herself. their childhood at the Lyn- tions on this property and be reached at bturcotte@ make it conform to what itemilve.com. Follow her From A1 Eastern and Western ave- “I feel satisfied with my nfield Street school. nues in Lynn where there history research craving, “It is just crazy this has the residents are hoping on Twitter @BridgetTur- One woman, who lived was ice cream, and mon- my mindset now is to cel- been with us for at least it’s going to look like,” cotte. next door to the nursery, keys in cages, and said she ebrate the history of the 54 years, plus whatever told Hackett she remem- was almost certain she carousel,” she said. “I’m time it spent before that bered when the carousel rode on the same merry- confident in saying it has touring around the city,” Selling a house? was first pulled into the go-round. been with us since 1965, she said. “I am very hap- Buying a house? driveway by a truck with While Hackett was un- because Sandee (Lee Bal- py with what I know but I a Hostess Cupcake sym- able to confirm many of lou Giller), the daughter of don’t think I’ll ever know bol on it, but she couldn’t the stories told to her, she the school’s second owner, the full truth … We have Find out what properties recall what year it hap- said it did push her to was born in 1963 and went 65 kids here now, the recently sold in your area. pened. move for a full restoration to Little Theatre in 1967. school’s been around for When Hackett reached of the beat-up, rusted ride. She remembered the car- 75 years, so we’re talking Check out out to Hostess to confirm Now the carousel is fully ousel was already there.” about nearly 4,800 kids the story, they told her all functional, and has fresh Hackett said she looks who have a connection to the Real Estate page their archive information paint, a new canvas on top forward to inviting alum- this carousel. This is why in Saturday’s paper. was lost. and a new motor. ni to ice cream socials and I get goosebumps.” Another Little Theatre Hackett said the school events over the summer alumna, calling from was able to raise $6,500. to reconnect them to the Bella diGrazia can be Swampscott, told Hackett Excited to celebrate the restored merry-go-round. reached at bdigrazia@ she attended the nursery’s school’s 75th anniversa- She hopes more stories itemlive.com. Follow her original class in the early ry this year, she said she will come out of meeting on Twitter @BelladiGra- 1950s. She recalled going decided to cover the rest of new people who spent zia. King’s Beach bedeviled by bacteria levels BEACH “It’s very expensive and that have been in the water are below the state’s From A1 these cities and towns ground for over 100 years,” swimming standard. have a hard time allocat- said Swampscott Town Fitzgerald said it’s and we think Stacey ing these funds on their Administrator Sean Fitz- a problem that can be Brook is the cause of the own, so we need to help gerald. “We have so much solved, but it is a chal- problem,” said state Sen. them,” Crighton said. work to do and my frus- lenge faced not only by Brendan Crighton, Sen- “For a long time we have tration is that we have to the region, but by the com- ate chair of the Metropol- had one of the worst wa- do it all on the residential monwealth and federal itan Beach Commission. ter qualities in the entire real estate tax. Lynn and government as well. In a “If you’re going to King’s state.” Swampscott taxpayers statement released Thurs- Beach, be aware that it’s Gino Cresta, Swamp- shouldn’t be forced on all day, Lynn Mayor Thomas generally not safe for kids scott’s DPW director and these burdens, we should M. McGee agreed with or adults to play in the wa- assistant town adminis- get more state and feder- that sentiment. ter near Stacey Brook.” trator for operations, said al funding to support the “I will continue to work Crighton said Lynn and the town was ordered by broader improvements with Senator Crighton, Swampscott could draw the Environmental Pro- that are needed here.” the co-chair of the Metro- from $20 million in state- tection Agency to clean up Over the last six years, politan Beaches Commis- The value of each coupon shown here is equal to wide funding authorized the discharge in 2017. The the water quality data re- sion, and the state delega- or greater than the price of the newspaper. under the 2018 Environ- $10 million project, which ported King’s Beach has tion to get the funds from mental Bond Bill, but the consists of relining sewer averaged an 83 percent the 2018 Environmental commission is working lines, laterals and man- “safe” score for bacteria, Bond Bill released to help ATTENTION BUSINESS OWNERS! with the state to get the holes, will be completed in one slot above Dorches- our community address If you would like to participate in funds released. He said four phases and is expect- ter’s Tenean Beach’s 80 the persistent pollution The Daily Item’s Deal of the Day, the latest data makes a ed to wrap up in July 2022. percent. 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SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. testament to Lynn CŸ¡ CŸ Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. W J. K R ¢ S£ Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer News Editor J. Patrick Norton I’ve been chomping at Investigators subsequent- Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  TŸ  J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan the bit to dig into St. Jo- ly determined a boy play- Chairman Chief Operating O cer Editorial Page Editor seph’s history and I was ing with a lighter started Customer Service Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. not surprised to find a fat the fire. PUBLISHERS file chock-full of stories Thor St. Joseph’s also endured Connecting Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 All Departments: Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 about the Lynn church. Jourgensen a rash of burglaries in the Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 With its spire towering 1990s. By 1996, its congre- 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 over Union Street, St. gation numbered 1,100, Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Joseph’s endures as a vi- as a house of worship. He including many Span- Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 brant place of hope and ish-speaking worshippers. classi [email protected] Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 served four years on the Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 refuge for generations of Lynn School Committee St. Joseph’s has also Subscriptions Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 immigrants. and presided over the seen its share of triumphs. [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 St. Joseph’s former dea- purchase of Maple Street Former pastor James Circulation con, now-Rev. (St. Agnes property that is now the Gaudreau ministered to [email protected] in Reading) Victor Vitug home of St. Pius Church their needs and provided Ext. 3 recounted earlier this and school. the Archdiocese of Boston Newsroom month how he undertook He is also credited in in the 1990s with advice [email protected] a spiritual journey last- 1904 with aiding in the on expanding Latino par- [email protected] ing decades that took him planning for St. John the ishes. Ext. 4 halfway around the globe Evangelist Church’s con- Gaudreau was one of the Sports to St. Joseph’s, where fel- struction in Swampscott. first local pastors to work [email protected] low worshippers became St. Joseph’s earliest with the newly-formed Ext. 5 EDITORIAL his new family. parishioners included Essex County Community Retail and Online A Daily Evening Item French-American Cath- Organization in the mid- Advertising article published almost olics. The church subse- 1990s. Today, ECCO is a [email protected] 70 years ago described quently helped mark the voice for immigrant needs. ADVERTISING End surprise how St. Joseph’s was still biggest and most joyful The same patience that Ernie Carpenter Jr. under construction on moments in the lives of saw its earliest parish- Director of Advertising Christmas morning, 1875 generations of Irish-Amer- ioners persevere during and Business Development, ext. 1355 [email protected] when the Rev. John C. icans living in Lynn and, St. Joseph’s 10-year con- ER bills Harrington celebrated St. in the last three decades, struction also defined the Ralph Mitchell Sales Representative, ext. 1313 When you go to a grocery store, you don’t put a Joseph’s first Mass. saw Central American congregation in the 1980s [email protected] A year earlier, Bishop and Mexican worshippers loaf of bread or a cut of meat into your basket with- and 1990s when parish- Patricia Whalen out looking at the price tag. But when Americans go John J. Williams commis- climb its big stone steps. ioners helped pay for the Sales Representative, ext. 1310 to a doctor or a hospital, they typically have no idea sioned Harrington to lead The church also saw restoration of the church’s [email protected] what their health care provider will charge for the Lynn’s newest Catholic its share of tribulations organ. BUSINESS OFFICE parish. The order took and travails, including a services they’re going to receive. Instead, they stick The work included re- Maria Alvaracin with the providers in their network, trust their Harrington out of St. January 1965 fire that placing the organ’s large ext. 1205 doctors’ treatment recommendations and hope that Mary’s parish and into the wreathed St. Joseph’s leather bellow bags. Built [email protected] their insurer will cover most of the cost. former Christian Meeting steeple in smoke. Sis- by E and G.G. Hook of Susan J. Conti That’s fine until you’re in a car wreck and an am- House on Silsbee Street, ters of St. Joseph dashed Boston in the 1840s, the Controller, ext. 1288 bulance takes you to an out-of-network hospital for located blocks away from through the snow carrying organ was installed in [email protected] emergency care. Or until you go to an in-network where St. Joseph’s took church vestments and li- the church in 1891. It has Ted Grant shape at the corner of turgical items. Publisher, ext. 1234 emergency room, only to discover later that the spe- 1,671 pipes with the larg- [email protected] cialists assigned to your case were out-of-network. Union and West Green An informed source who est 16 feet tall. Master or- streets. was in the church on the Marian Kinney Then you get hit with a surprise bill above and ganist Michael Michaud of ext. 1212 beyond your insurance co-pay that may be more Williams presided over day of the fire remembered Lynn in 1994 said the or- [email protected] St. Joseph’s cornerstone being ordered along with crippling than the injury that sent you to the hos- gan was one of the oldest Will Kraft pital in the first place. More than 1 in 10 American laying on July 4, 1875. It other altar servers to car- “three-manual” models in Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 adults have received an unexpected bill from an took 10 years to build the ry sacred objects from St. the country. [email protected] out-of-network provider, according to a survey last church with parishioners Joseph’s even as the sound St. Joseph’s welcomed Mike Shanahan year by NORC at the University of Chicago. Horror worshipping on Silsbee of firefighters working to new administrator Rev. Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 [email protected] stories about surprise bills have become so common Street even as the sounds fight the blaze in the raf- Andrea Filippucci last that a recent Kaiser Family Foundation poll found of their new church’s con- ters and on the roof echoed week, who will work with Carolina Trujillo struction carried over throughout the church. Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 that more than three-fourths of those surveyed Rev. Wellington de Olivei- [email protected] want Congress to protect them from this practice. from Union Street. The three-alarm firera, the church parochial sent firefighter Robert Jim Wilson Washington is listening. At least four bipartisan Harrington served as vicar. Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 bills to curtail surprise medical bills have been pastor until 1913 and Cipoletti, who would lat- [email protected] Thor Jourgensen can be introduced in Congress. And President Trump his prominence in Lynn’s er serve a term as Ward 4 CIRCULATION faith and civic life mir- city councilor, to the hospi- reached at tjourgensen@ jumped into the debate earlier this month, calling Lisa Mahmoud on Congress to move on the issue. rored St. Joseph’s stature tal for oxygen treatment. itemlive.com. Manager, ext. 1239 But while there is a consensus about the nature [email protected] of the problem, there is no agreement yet on how to CLASSIFIED solve it. Ultimately, lawmakers will have to make Abbe Young Smith an uncomfortable choice about winners and losers, Manager, ext. 1276 either forcing insurers to eat more of the costs — [email protected] which they will then pass on to consumers — or GRAPHICS making health care providers take a haircut on Trevor Andreozzi their fees. Or both. Designer The out-of-network billing problem exists in part [email protected] because insurers have sought to rein in costs by Mohamed Diop shrinking their provider networks and steering pa- Designer tients to less expensive doctors and hospitals. But [email protected] some specialists and provider groups have deliber- Mark Sutherland Creative Director ately played the out-of-network game. [email protected] This is especially true in emergency rooms, where NEWSROOM the patients’ inability to choose their doctors pro- vides a strong incentive for physicians not to cut Mike Alongi Sports Reporter ext. 1228 deals with insurers. For example, a 2017 study on [email protected] surprise bills by Yale University researchers re- Bill Brotherton ported that one group of emergency room physi- Features Editor ext. 1338 cians that exited networks to bill as out-of-network [email protected] providers charged twice as much for care as their Gayla Cawley ERs used to charge. Reporter, ext. 1236 The various proposals in Congress would all pre- [email protected] vent patients from being billed more for out-of-net- Cheryl Charles work emergency care than they would have to pay News Editor, ext. 1278 [email protected] for in-network care. They differ, though, over the issue of who should have to cover the costs that Bella diGrazia Reporter, ext. 1317 patients would no longer have to pay. A proposal [email protected] by Sens. Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.) and Patty Thomas Grillo Murray (D-Wash.) lays out three options: One is Reporter, ext. 1264 to let out-of-network providers and insurers settle LETTER TO THE EDITOR [email protected] disputes over fees through binding arbitration. An- Spenser Hasak other is to have Congress set a benchmark price for Photographer, ext. 1332 each service — for example, the average amount [email protected] that an insurer has agreed to pay in-network pro- A Saugus custodian asks questions Thor Jourgensen Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 viders. A third is to require all providers and di- [email protected] agnostic services at an in-network hospital to be I am a lifelong Saugus affect all the schools? snow remover, security Daniel Kane in-network as well. resident, custodian, coach What are they there for? guard and much more. Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 Setting a benchmark based on average in-net- and parent and I have a Why do they not want to You find me a company [email protected] work fees makes more sense than leaving disputes few questions. hear what the parents, that will do all that and Steve Krause between insurers and out-of-network providers to What do you do when teachers, and employees not charge extra for it and Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 bare-knuckled arbitration. Such a benchmark is you have tried all forms have to say? Is it because I will tip my cap to you. [email protected] the closest approximation available to a fair mar- of government? When you they do not want to hear Does the town manager, Owen O’Rourke ket price, and it would be an important safeguard have done everything pos- the truth of what school school superintendent and Photographer, ext. 1224 [email protected] against gouging. sible but no one will give custodians really do? School Committee really Ultimately, policymakers need to do more to en- you that voice? When you Being a custodian in- Emma LeBlanc Pérez think the schools will be a Copy Editor able health care consumers to learn about costs have been turned down by volves so much more than safer place with a private [email protected] ahead of time and to bring competition and market the School Committee, the just “pushing a broom.” for-profit company in the Harold Rivera forces to bear on this industry. The Trump adminis- Board of Selectmen and I have been a custodian school? Sports Editor, ext. 1238 tration has pushed health care providers to publish Town Meeting? for over 20 years and I I don’t think so. I asked [email protected] their prices so that consumers (and insurers) can Mr. Town Manager, wish I could go to work the committee to put a Roberto Scalese more easily shop around. Even more helpful are ef- when will you hear us? every day and just “push decision on the agenda News Editor, ext. 1211 [email protected] forts to develop teams of providers that compete by You are getting rid of ev- a broom.” for their meeting and vote offering complete treatments for set prices. erything we have worked During my time as a this decision in public Anne Marie Tobin for, everything all the oth- custodian I have encoun- Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 Yet when it comes to emergency care, patients for all to see. Crunch the er town employees receive tered a lot, aside from [email protected] can’t shop around for providers, giving doctors and numbers and put a price hospitals a captive audience and a free pass to but for some reason the the normal stuff that I do Bridget Turcotte on the safety of the stu- Reporter, ext. 1269 gouge. Congress needs to step in and protect people 21 of us will not. daily. On any day I could dents and faculty and see [email protected] from being taken advantage of while they are flat This is union busting be considered an electri- what you come up with. Ryan York on their backs. at its best. Why do we cian, plumber, carpenter, Copy Editor, ext. 1220 have a school committee painter, landscaper, hall Michael Mabee [email protected] The Los Angeles Times Editorial Board if they do not want to monitor, heat specialist, TECHNOLOGY make a decision that will locksmith, mechanic, Saugus Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] FRIDAY, MAY 31, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Trump erupts after Mueller says he’s not exonerated

By Deb Riechmann House South Lawn, mulling the possibility ASSOCIATED PRESS Trump told reporters: of impeachment proceed- “Russia did not help me ings. WASHINGTON — get elected. You know who Trump insisted that President Donald Trump got me elected? You know he’s been tough on Russia angrily assailed special who got me elected? I got and that Moscow would counsel Robert Mueller’s me elected. Russia didn’t have preferred Clinton as motives on Thursday, a help me at all.” president. But that’s not day after Mueller bluntly Mueller’s report said what Russian President rebuffed Trump’s repeat- Russia interfered in the Vladimir Putin has said. ed claims that the Russia election in hopes of get- When asked last year investigation had cleared ting Trump elected, but in Helsinki whether he him of obstructing justice. his findings and intel- wanted Trump to become The president also of- ligence officials havepresident, Putin replied: fered mixed messages on stopped short of saying “Yes, I did.” Russia’s efforts to help the efforts contributed to On Wednesday, Mueller, him defeat Democrat Hil- Trump’s victory. in his first public remarks PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS lary Clinton in the 2016 Trump’s 20-minute on the Russia investiga- Jon Stewart and Alice Greenwald, CEO of the National September 11 Me- campaign. Early in the eruption underscored tion, pointedly rejected morial & Museum, were present at The 9/11 Memorial Glade in New York day, Trump tweeted he that he remains deeply Trump’s claims — repeat- on Thursday. had “nothing to do with distressed over the probe ed almost daily — that Russia helping me get that has shadowed his the special counsel’s in- elected.” That was the presidency for nearly two vestigation cleared him of first time he seemed to years, even after Mueller criminal activity and was New memorial area dedicated acknowledge that Rus- announced his resigna- a “witch hunt.” Mueller sia tried to help his cam- tion and the closure of emphasized that he had paign. Then on the White his office. Democrats are not exonerated Trump on at World Trade Center site the question of whether By Karen Matthews cue and recovery effort the Salvation Army and he obstructed justice, but ASSOCIATED PRESS that ended on this date 17 the Red Cross, wore pho- said charging Trump with years ago,” former Mayor tos of firefighters who died any crime was “not an op- NEW YORK — Fami- Michael Bloomberg, the years after responding to tion” because of Justice ly members of recovery chairman of the National the attacks around her Department rules. workers who died after September 11 Memori- neck. “If we had had confi- digging through smolder- al and Museum, told the “For them 9/11 was nev- ing ruins joined city offi- dence that the president hundreds gathered on the er over,” Markow said. cials Thursday at a dedi- clearly did not commit a plaza for the ceremony. “It’ll never be over.” cation ceremony for a new crime, we would have said “We have a duty to care Thousands of rescue section of the Sept. 11 me- so,” Mueller declared. for those who need it and and recovery workers and morial at the World Trade Trump repeated his to honor the memory of many city residents were Center in lower Manhat- baseless claims that those who died. The me- exposed to the clouds of tan. They were joined by Mueller is “conflicted,” morial glade helps us to thick dust released when recovery workers who contending that Muel- the trade center’s twin themselves are ill. fulfill that duty,” he said. ler, who served as FBI Caryn Pfeifer, whose towers collapsed. director under President The 9/11 Memorial Glade honors rescue and husband, firefighter Ray Many spent weeks work- George W. Bush, wanted Pfeifer, was an advocate ing without proper respi- his old job back, but that recovery workers who were sickened or died af- for trade center respond- ratory protection as fires he had told him no. He ers before he died of can- continued to burn and lat- said Mueller, a Repub- ter responding to the Sept. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 11 attacks. cer in 2017, called the me- er developed respiratory lican, was “a true never The grassy clearing on morial glade “a beautiful and digestive-system ail- On Wednesday, special counsel Robert Mueller Trumper” and “didn’t get the southwest corner of place for our heroes.” ments potentially linked spoke at the Department of Justice in Washing- a job that he wanted very the 8-acre plaza includes Pfeifer said that after to inhaled and swallowed ton about the Russia investigation. badly.” a path flanked with six the 2001 terrorist attacks, dust. Over the years, more huge, sloping stone struc- her husband “spent the have been diagnosed with tures made of granite next nine months search- other illnesses including Busy tornado season catches slabs inlaid with steel re- ing and digging at ground cancer. covered from the fallen zero without being asked, Researchers continue trade center towers. without being told, and to study whether there is naive Easterners off guard The larger memori- without thinking about a link between those ill- al’s original architects, the consequences. But nesses and toxins present By David Porter consecutive day with at mon, meteorologists went Michael Arad and Peter there were consequenc- during the cleanup. One ASSOCIATED PRESS least eight reported. Some on the offensive Monday Walker, designed the me- es. There was illness and study published last year tornado warnings have night with aggressive tor- morial glade. Its massive pain and death and for found that overall mor- NEWARK, N.J. — As edged into areas of the nado warnings, actions stone slabs were shaped Ray that meant his guys tality rates among rescue a tornado bore down on East Coast unaccustomed several officials said saved by two craftsmen in Barre, and their families were in and recovery workers ha- ven’t been elevated. But the western edge of New to such storms, where lives. Vt. trouble.” After the ceremony, at- researchers have raised Jersey, some residents many people are not con- “Pretty miraculous” is “Today we are dedicat- prepared for the worst, tendees placed flowers concern about an unusual ditioned to hear or heed how Dayton Fire Chief ing this memorial glade while others were caught and Mass cards on the number of suicides among such alerts. Jeffrey Payne described to all who became sick or off guard, despite bulle- stone slabs. first responders and more New Jersey gets a hand- the survival statistics on died because of causes re- tins from meteorologists lated to the attacks and Freyda Markow, who deaths than expected ful of tornadoes per year Tuesday morning. and extensive coverage by to all the men and women said she volunteered at from brain cancers and on average. Two twist- “I attribute much of television and radio sta- who took part in the res- the trade center site with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma. ers hit New York City on that to the early notifi- tions. one day in 2012, but only cation to the public, and Marie Raffay was at about 60 had hit the area a high school athletic then the public heeding in the 50 years before that, those warnings and get- Ohio State trustees move to awards banquet in Stan- according to the National hope on Tuesday night ting shelter,” Payne said. Weather Service. At the time, no fatalities with her husband and two “The fact is that in New revoke honor for abusive doctor had been reported. Later, sons when they and others Jersey, tornadoes are authorities said a single By Kantele Franko noticed the sky darkening, too rare for there to be a man was killed in Celina ASSOCIATED PRESS accompanied by thunder well-designed warning when winds pushed a car and lightning. system in most commu- COLUMBUS, Ohio — A into his house. “We figured it was a typ- nities, nor a properly ed- committee of Ohio State Not everyone was ical late afternoon storm,” ucated public who know University trustees voted pleased with the informa- Raffay said. “Then the what to do when a warn- Thursday to revoke the tion dump. Some televi- windows got pushed in ing is issued,” said David emeritus status of a team by the pressure. I said to Robinson, the state’s cli- sion viewers, apparently doctor found to have sex- another woman, ‘I don’t matologist and a professor inured to weather alerts, ually abused young men think we should be stand- at Rutgers University. complained on social me- throughout his two de- ing there.’” Tuesday’s tornado dia about an Ohio me- cades there. One person in the group damaged Lenape Valley teorologist interrupting The full board of trustees mentioned getting a tor- Regional High School’s “The Bachelorette” with a could vote Friday on can- nado warning on his facade and ripped up a tornado warning, leading celing the mark of distin- phone, said Raffay, a civil softball dugout, depositing him to deliver an on-air guished service for Richard engineer, but others were the roof on its side on the scolding. Strauss, who died in 2005. unaware. ground. Toppled trees and “No, we’re not going back It would be a symbolic re- The nation has seen a power lines left most res- to the show, folks,” Day- buke, removing only an surge in tornadoes this idents without electricity. ton meteorologist Jamie honorary label. month, with Tuesday set- In Ohio, where torna- Simpson said. “This is a “While we cannot erase ting a record as the 12th does are far more com- dangerous situation, OK?” what Strauss did, today we’re asking the commit- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tee to the correct the re- Investigators say more than 100 male students cord in terms of his facul- were sexually abused by Dr. Richard Strauss, ty status,” Provost Bruce who died in 2005. McPheron said. Ohio State has never stripped some- for Ohio State also found gation involving Strauss one of emeritus status, he that university officials near the end of his Ohio said. heard about Strauss’ be- State career but never dis- University President havior during his tenure ciplined him. A state panel Michael Drake told the but did little to intervene tasked with reviewing the trustees’ Academic Affairs back then. handling of that old case and Student Life commit- Strauss retired in 1998. began its work Thursday, tee that it’s an “immediate No one has publicly de- and its report is due by and necessary step” in the fended him. In a statement Aug. 1. wake of an investigation after the investigation re- Dozens of the men who over the past year that port was released, Strauss’ say they were abused concluded the doctor sex- family offered condolences by Strauss are plaintiffs ually abused at least 177 to the abuse survivors and in four federal lawsuits male students from 1979 said it was heartbreaking against the university to 1997. to read about their suffer- that allege officials knew Those young men includ- ing. concerns about the physi- ed athletes from a variety The university continues cian’s behavior and turned of sports and patients at to review the report and a blind eye to it for years. the student health center take appropriate action, Some of those lawsuits PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and his off-campus medical Drake said. have been sent to media- The U.S. has seen a surge in tornadoes this month, with Tuesday setting a office. The law firm hired to The State Medical Board tion in an effort to resolve record as the 12th consecutive day with at least eight reported. investigate the allegations had a confidential investi- them. A6 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, MAY 31, 2019 POLICE/FIRE R. Kelly charged with 11 new All address information, particu- called back to cancel call. They make a report and speak with larly arrests, reflect police records. In checked the area and were un- manager Ryan Murphy. Officer the event of a perceived inaccuracy, able to locate. said an unknown truck struck sex-related counts in Chicago it is the sole responsibility of the con- Ambulance requested at the awning causing $200 500 Ross Drive on Wednesday worth of damage. By Michael Tarm cerned party to contact the relevant at 7:47 p.m. Patient taken to Report of a motor vehicle and Herb McCann police department and have the de- the hospital. crash on Wednesday at 2:35 ASSOCIATED PRESS partment issue a notice of correction Medical aid requested on p.m. near 596 Lowell and 2 to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- Wednesday at 10:06 p.m. at Johnson streets. Officer stated CHICAGO — Prosecu- tors charged R&B singer ifications will not be made without 10 Elizabeth Way. Patient taken that the operators exchanged to the hospital. their own information. R. Kelly on Thursday with express notice of change from the 11 new sex-related counts arresting police department. Complaints involving one of the women MARBLEHEAD who accused him of sexual- LYNN Well-being check request- ly abusing her when she Accident ed on Tuesday at 3:51 p.m. was underage, including Arrest A caller reported a minor at 5 Holten St., Apt. 2 from a counts that carry a maxi- motor vehicle crash at Atlantic 13-year-old girl who reports mum sentence of 30 years Howell Thomas, 68, of 37 she is concerned for a friend in prison, making them the Breed St., was arrested and Avenue and Barnard Street at 5:29 p.m. on Wednesday. who sent out text messages to most serious he faces. charged with drinking in public multiple friends saying “Good- Cook County prosecu- at 3:54 p.m. Wednesday. tors charged the Gram- Complaints bye.” Officer contacted the FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS mother at the home and the my award-winning sing- Accidents A caller reported at 10:27 juvenile in question is in a pro- er with four counts of R. Kelly and his publicist, Darryll Johnson, aggravated criminal sex- right, leave The Daley Center after an appear- A report of a motor vehicle a.m. on Wednesday that she gram at Salem Hospital. ual assault, two counts of ance in court for Kelly’s child support case in crash at 3:03 p.m. Wednesday applied for a job online and Resident at 4 Britton Road criminal sexual assault Chicago. at 549 Western Ave.; at 4:48 was hired. She stated she re- reports a suspicious man by force, two counts of ag- p.m. Wednesday at Broad- ceived a check in the mail for walking in her backyard toward gravated criminal sexual way and Pendexter Street; at “office supplies” and she thinks the pond on Tuesday at 3:57 Steve Greenberg, seemed ened to do so to pressure 5:16 p.m. Wednesday at 415 it was a scam so she didn’t p.m. He is described as a white abuse and three counts of to suggest as much in a the accuser into sex or to Chatham St.; at 7:36 p.m. deposit it. Responding officers male in his 60s with a gray aggravated criminal sexu- tweet Thursday. perform oral sex on him. Wednesday at AL Prime Energy reported it was indeed a scam. jacket. Officer spoke with res- al abuse against a victim Greenberg didn’t imme- She was underage at at 423 Boston St. A walk-in reported at 11:32 ident and the incident actually who was at least age 13 diately reply to requests the time, extending the A report of a motor vehicle a.m. on Wednesday there was occurred earlier this morning, and under 17 at the time. for comment left by The statute of limitations for hit and run crash at 3:35 p.m. a Ryder truck illegally parked issue is over fishing. The four aggravated Associated Press. The AP bringing charges to 20 Wednesday at 139 Franklin at Atlantic Avenue and Central Anonymous caller reports criminal sexual assault also couldn’t immediately years from her 18th birth- St.; at 6:28 p.m. Wednesday Street. He stated he tried to possible drug dealing at the counts carry maximum reach Kelly for comment day, they wrote. at Boston and Kirtland streets pull out and he was nearly hit Gardner Apartments at 22 Pu- terms of 30 years in pris- about the new charges. Kelly doesn’t face feder- A report of a motor vehicle by a car coming inbound. Re- laski St. between a red Ford on. Kelly is due in court to He pleaded not guilty to al charges, but attorney crash with personal injury at sponding officers reported the sedan and a gray Honda se- hear the new charges next the original charges and Michael Avenatti told the 8:46 p.m. Wednesday at Bos- truck was gone on arrival. dan parked in the guest park- Thursday. denied any wrongdoing AP on Thursday that he ton and New Park streets. A walk-in went into Central ing area in the rear on Tuesday Kelly was already facing after his February arrest. expects the singer to face Fire at 1:01 p.m. on Wednes- 6:18 p.m. Officer reports par- 10 counts of aggravated He has been free since “serious federal charges” Breaking and Entering day and requested his ring be ties sent on their way. sexual abuse involving Feb. 25, when a suburban in the coming weeks. cut off as he was bloating and Disturbance reported at 19 four women over rough- Chicago woman posted Avenatti, who says he A report of a motor vehi- couldn’t get it off. Andover St. on Wednesday at ly a 10-year period that $100,000 bond, or 10 per- represents three Kelly vic- cle breaking and entering at A walk-in reported at 2:11 12:01 a.m. Officer checked started in the late 1990s. cent of the $1 million bond tims, two parents and two 7:18 p.m. Wednesday at 36 W. p.m. on Wednesday that his the area and there was no Three of the women were the judge set in his case. whistleblowers, said he Green St. computer was hacked and noise. The Peabody Municipal minors when the alleged According to the new has provided “significant he has been receiving phone Light Plant is working across abuse occurred. court filing, the first eight evidence” against Kelly Theft messages from four different the street. The new charges pertain counts are from encoun- to federal prosecutors in numbers. Report of party out of con- to a single victim, identi- ters that allegedly oc- multiple U.S. attorneys’ A report of a larceny at 4:07 A caller reported an outside trol at 10 Holten St., Apt. 6 fied in the court filing by curred between Jan. 1 offices. He declined to say p.m. Wednesday at 36 Newhall odor of gas at Gregory and on Wednesday at 6:02 a.m. the initials “J.P.” Prosecu- and Jan. 31, 2010. Three which federal districts St. Barnard streets at 4:05 p.m. Officer reports it was a verbal tors didn’t specify in the others pertain to alleged would pursue the charges, on Wednesday. Responding of- argument. The person will be filing if she is the same encounters between May but he said he and his LYNNFIELD ficers found a leak on Gregory leaving the home and going for person as one of the origi- 1, 2009, and Jan. 31, 2010. clients have been coop- Street and contacted Nation- a walk. Officer will document. nal four accusers who was Among other things, erating with prosecutors Accidents al Grid, who reported it as a Employee from Tireman at 7 also identified as “J.P.,” but prosecutors allege that “for the better part of four grade three leak. Webster St. reported the own- Kelly’s defense attorney, Kelly used force or threat- months.” Minor motor vehicle crash A caller reported a tree er refuses to let the worker go with no injuries was reported branch came down on wires at home for the day on Wednes- POLICE BRIEFS at Whole Foods at 100 Market Ware Lane and Rose Avenue at day at 1:42 p.m. Officer re- St. on Wednesday at 2:07 p.m. ports both parties will leave 7:09 p.m. on Wednesday. friends and family for Officer assisted with paper- each other alone for the day. Restaurant must prosecutors plan to seek mounting legal bills and work exchange. Abandoned trailer reported at testimony from mental provide surveillance her family may be forced Report of a minor motor ve- PEABODY 327 Lowell St. on Wednesday at health experts. footage in Spacey case to sell their home. hicle crash on Wednesday at 1:42 p.m. Officer reports vehi- No trial date has been set. 5:09 p.m. at It’s Sugar at 535 Arrests cle towed by Arrington Towing. NANTUCKET (AP) — A Market St. Death of man in police Ethan R. Graziose, 35, of 45 judge is ordering a Nan- Man police say fatally struck Atlantic Ave., Saugus, was ar- SAUGUS tucket restaurant to hand custody under investigation Alarms over any surveillance woman held without bail rested on Tuesday at 7:59 p.m. BOSTON (AP) — Au- footage taken the night Wahlburgers at 930 Market following a hit and run crash at Accidents thorities are investigating FALL RIVER (AP) — prosecutors say actor St. sounded a burglar alarm 7-Eleven at 79 Lowell St. and the death of a 39-year-old A man authorities say A report of a motor vehicle Kevin Spacey groped a on Wednesday at 8 a.m. Offi- charged with operating a motor man who was in the cus- fatally struck a woman accident at Saugus Center young man in 2016. cer reports it was an accident. vehicle under the influence of tody of Boston police. walking along the road, at 7:34 a.m. Wednesday; at Nantucket District A 911 hangup call was re- liquor, leaving the scene of an Suffolk District Attor- got out of his car to apolo- 209 Broadway at 2:21 p.m. Court Judge Thomas ceived from 25 Westover Drive accident with property damage. ney Rachael Rollins’ office gize, then drove away, has Wednesday. Barrett’s ruling Thurs- on Wednesday at 10:46 p.m. Chhorvorn Ream, 30, of said in a statement that been held without bail. day covers any existing Officer checked the area and 22 Whiting St., Apt. 2, Lynn, the man was alone in a Gerardo Lugo was held Complaints surveillance video taken spoke with the resident and all was arrested on Wednesday holding cell in the South pending a dangerousness is OK. at 6:38 a.m. after his car was between 5 p.m. July 7, End station when he was hearing next week after A report of an assault at the 2016, and 3 a.m. July 8, Accidental 911 call from 14 disabled at 0 Lynnfield and Square One Mall at 3:34 p.m. found unresponsive at pleading not guilty Thurs- Lovell Road on Wednesday at 147 Summit streets. He was 2016. about 8:45 a.m. Tuesday. day to charges including Wednesday. Spacey is accused of 1:31 p.m. Officer reports the arrested for one warrant out A report of two men and a The state medical exam- leaving the scene and call was accidental. of Newbury District Court and groping the son of a iner’s office has conducted driving with a suspend- dog in the roadway on Route 1 former Boston TV anchor Security company canceled operating a motor vehicle with South near the Christmas Tree an autopsy, but the cause ed license in relation to the burglar alarm at 42 Brook an expired license. Arrington in the Club Car’s crowd- of death is pending re- the death of 30-year-old Shop at 5:34 p.m. Lynnfield ed bar. Spacey’s lawyers Drive on Wednesday at 3:47 Towing has the vehicle. Police were notified. sults of toxicology results. Stephanie Tripp. p.m. have called the allega- No name was released. Authorities the 54-year- tions “patently false.” Accidental medical alert call Summons Theft Boston police Sgt. John old Lugo struck the Fall from 300 King Rail Drive, Apt. The judge also granted Boyle says the man was River woman as she Cleriston Santiago Do Na- 204 on Wednesday at 5:02 A report of larceny at Walmart the defense’s request to taken into custody on walked in Westport on scimen, 40, of 21 Addison St., p.m. Alarm company spoke to on Broadway at 10:41 a.m. examine texts and other a fugitive from justice May 7. She remained in Gloucester, was summoned resident who reported acci- Wednesday. records from the man’s warrant issued by New critical condition at the following a traffic stop at 95 dental activation. A report of shoplifting from cellphone. Barrett denied Hampshire authorities. hospital until she died on Main St. on Tuesday at 7 p.m. Law offices of Joseph Tora Pink on Broadway at 12:26 several other defense He did not know why he May 16. for unlicensed operation of a requested an ambulance on p.m. Wednesday. The caller re- requests, such as one was wanted. The man told Lugo, of Fall River, Wednesday at 5:03 p.m. Pa- motor vehicle. ported two women stole more for phone records of the police he was homeless. surrendered to police on tient taken to the hospital. than $4,700 of merchandise. man’s mother. Boyle says there were Wednesday. Caller reported a hand injury Accidents A report of a motor vehi- Another hearing in no signs of trauma. His attorney said he on Wednesday at 5:03 p.m. at cle breaking and entering at Spacey’s case is scheduled could not comment on the Minor motor vehicle crash for Monday. 7 Post Office Square. Patient with no injuries reported on 961 Broadway at 4:31 p.m. Insanity defense sought specifics of the case but refused help. Tuesday at 6:35 p.m. at Bos- Wednesday. for man charged with his client is “extremely Burglar alarm sounded at 6 Judge charged with upset” with Tripp’s death. ton’s Children’s Hospital at 10 killing mother Stagecoach Lane on Thursday Centennial Drive. Officer reports SWAMPSCOTT helping man evade agent at 6:45 a.m. Officer reports it operator of a Corolla was given wants salary back WORCESTER (AP) — Police find serial was an accident. a warning for failure to use care. Accident The lawyer for a man bank robbery suspect Hit and run crash reported BOSTON (AP) — A charged with killing his A report of a hit and run gambling in casino Complaints on Tuesday at 8:28 p.m. at judge indicted on charges mother plans to use an motor vehicle crash at 525 that she helped a defen- Loud house party reported the Wardhurst Shish Kabob & insanity defense. PLAINVILLE (AP) — Paradise Road at 5:53 p.m. on dant evade an immigra- at Main Street and Cider Mill Steakhouse at 31 Lynnfield The Telegram & Ga- A suspect in a series of Wednesday. tion enforcement agent Road on Thursday at 2:27 a.m. St. Caller said his vehicle was zette reports that a 2018 armed bank robberies in wants her pay reinstated Mom from 100 King Rail struck by a light-colored sedan psychological evaluation Massachusetts and Rhode Assault while she fights the alle- Drive, Apt. 102 called to say in the parking lot and took off. authorized by a judge Island has been captured her daughter will not get up Officer reports minor dam- A report of an assault at 432 gations. found 28-year-old John at a casino. for school on Thursday at 6:59 age to vehicle, function at the Humphrey St. at 9:36 a.m. on Newton District Judge Madulka competent to Massachusetts State a.m. Officer spoke with the child restaurant, party will handle Wednesday. Shelley Joseph was stand trial. Police say 31-year-old who will be going to school. with the company. suspended without pay But in a motion filed Joseph Hickson, of Motor vehicle stuck up Complaints last month after she was Wednesday, the defense Walpole, was arrested at Medical Aid against the wall at 210 Wash- charged with helping a says an earlier evaluation about 2:45 p.m. Wednes- ington St. on Wednesday at A report of a disturbance at man who was living in the conducted while the case day as he gambled at the Request for an ambulance 2:25 a.m. Officer reports Ar- 6 New Ocean St. at 2:52 p.m. U.S. illegally to slip out a was pending in district Plainridge Park Casino in on Wednesday at 8:32 a.m. rington Tow removed vehicle. on Wednesday. back courthouse door to court determined that the Plainville. Patient taken to Lahey Hospital Motor vehicle crash reported A report of suspicious ac- avoid a waiting federal Worcester man is mental- Authorities say he’s a & Medical Center in Burlington. at Peabody Shell at 85 Lynn- tivity at Eastman Avenue and agent. ly ill. suspect in at least four Medical aid requested from field St. on Wednesday at 6:31 Essex Street at 6:04 p.m. on Joseph has pleaded not A psychologist said bank robberies in Walpole 452 Summer St. on Wednes- a.m. Reporting party said a Wednesday; at Starbucks Cof- guilty. Madulka had not taken and Franklin, Massachu- day at 10 a.m. Officer reports white man in black Honda Civ- fee, 450 Paradise Road, at Joseph’s lawyers say in his medication for months setts as well as Cranston patient was taken to Beverly ic rear-ended his vehicle near 7:03 p.m. on Wednesday; at a motion filed Thursday triggering “acute symp- and East Providence, Hospital. Washington and Colfax streets. Essex Street and The Greenway in Massachusetts’ highest toms” of schizophrenia. Rhode Island. Well-being check request- The Honda then pulled into at 10:51 p.m. on Wednesday. court that it’s unfair and Prosecutors say Mad- He’s scheduled to be ed from the Christmas Tree Shell Gas at Lynn and Lynn- A report of an erratic oper- unprecedented for her ulka beat and stabbed arraigned Thursday as a Shop at 28 South Broadway field streets. ator on Humphrey Street at salary to be taken away 56-year-old Ellen Madul- fugitive from justice. on Wednesday at 5:40 p.m. Report of delivery truck driv- 8:20 p.m. on Wednesday. when she has not been ka to death in December His car was also towed Saugus police officer report- er damaged an awning at Care A report of a larceny at found to have committed 2017. from the slot parlor’s ed a vehicle with two men One at Peabody Glen at 199 Panera Bread Co., at 433 Par- any wrongdoing. He has pleaded not parking lot. and a dog sitting in a car in Andover St. on Wednesday at adise Road, at 9:02 p.m. on Joseph says in an affida- guilty. It could not be de- the right lane. Saugus police 1:31 p.m. Officer requested to Wednesday. vit that she has already Madulka’s attorney, termined if he has an had to borrow money from Michael Hussey, and attorney. FRIDAY, MAY 31, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 GRADUATION DAY FECTEAU-LEARY

ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK Gabriela Carrillo makes her way down the aisle at Lynn City Hall. Hussein Salim hugs Fecteau-Leary Jr./Sr. High School Principal Maura Durgin-Scully after receiving his diploma.

Superintendent of Lynn Schools Dr. Patrick Tutwiler delivers his speech.

Tiana Pena smiles as she holds a giant clus- Honorable Chief Justice Amy Nechtem was Imari Groce delivers her speech, cheering ter of graduation balloons. the guest speaker. on her fellow graduates on Thursday. KIPP

Matthew Wagnac does a dance as he makes his way across the stage at Lynn City Hall on Osahon Airewele bangs on his drum as he walks up to receive his KIPP Thursday. Lynn Academy diploma.

ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK

Elizabeth Matsiko lets out a yell as she walks across the stage to ac- cept her diploma.

Rudalys Ruiz takes a selfie video as she walks across the Eunice Beato, KIPP Class of 2019 valedictorian, tears up as she deliv- stage. ers her speech. A8 FRIDAY, MAY 31, 2019 LYNN TECH GRADUATION DAY

ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK Lynn Tech valedictorian David Barrios delivers his speech at the school’s graduation on Thursday.

From left, Chance Buono puts his hand in the air as he arrives for Lynn Tech’s graduation; Emerson Ramirez looks up to the crowd; Smarlin Var- gas smiles during graduation.

Karen Ward, executive director of SkillsUSA Massachusetts, delivers the commence- ment speech.

The crowd cheers and takes photos of graduates en- tering the field house at Lynn Tech.

Shyanne Per- mell-Smith cheers and claps as she joins the Lynn Tech Class of 2019 in thank- ing their It was a sea of Lynn Tech graduation caps Thursday. teachers. WEATHER LOTTERY National weather MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: SUN, MOON, TIDES Forecast for Friday, May 31, 2019 TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. Thursday...... 5307 Thursday...... 2232 Wednesday...... 8417 Wednesday...... 9148 Sunrise today 5:07 a.m. Mostly sunny skies. High 69F. NW winds 5 to 10 kt, becom- NNW winds shifting to ESE at ing E in the afternoon. Waves Tuesday...... 5443 Tuesday...... 3801 Sunset today 8:14 p.m. L 10 to 15 mph. 1 foot or less. Patchy fog in Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: the morning with vsby 1 to Sunrise tomorrow 5:08 a.m. Clear to partly cloudy. Low 54F. Winds SSE at 5 to 10 3 nm. EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER High tide today 10:45 p.m. mph. S winds 5 to 10 kt. Waves 1 foot All 4...... $2,701 All 4...... $3,032 L or less. First or last 3...... $378 First or last 3...... $424 Low tide today 4:32 p.m. H High tide tomorrow 11:26 p.m. Any 2...... $32 Any 2...... $36 Any 1...... $3 Any 1...... $4 ANY ORDER ANY ORDER All 4...... $113 All 4...... $758 Fronts First 3...... $63 First 3...... $141 Cold Warm Stationary Last 3...... $63 Last 3...... $141 Pressure H L High Low Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice JUNE 3 JUNE 10 TODAY SATURDAY SUNDAY Mass Cash: 10-20-29-33-35 <-10 -0s0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110+ M’ Sunny|High 69, Low 54 P’ Cloudy|High 66, Low 55 P’ Cloudy|High 67, Low 57 Lucky for Life: 7-17-18-19-39-(9) NATIONAL SUMMARY: Heavy, gusty and locally severe storms are forecast for parts of the South, which will break the heat wave today. Showers and storms are also in store for parts of the Upper Midwest, Texas and the interi- or West. Much of the West can expect cool conditions to persist while some cooler air seeps from the Midwest to the Northeast.

©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B FRIDAY, MAY 31, 2019 Classical softball falls to Gloucester in NEC battle By Mike Alongi pitched a complete game, Machado (1-for-2) each ITEM STAFF allowing five runs on 11 had one RBI. hits with four strikeouts. Gloucester jumped out LYNN — Sometimes She allowed all of the in the top of the first and the breaks just don’t go runs over the first four grabbed an early lead. your way. innings before settling The Fishermen were able That was the case with down to retire nine of the to move runners to first the Classical softball final 10 batters she faced. and second with two outs team Thursday, as the “(Gloucester) came out for Hoofnagle, who laced Rams couldn’t find any swinging, and we knew a RBI single into open grass to hit into in a that was going to hap- right-centerfield to make 5-2 loss to Gloucester at pen,” said Richard. it 1-0 Gloucester. The Lynn Woods Field. Clas- “Brooke gave up a few Fishermen went on to sical made contact in early, but she really set- load the bases in the in- nearly every at-bat, but tled in once the game got ning, but Warren worked almost every time those going and she pitched a her way out of the jam hits went directly into solid game. We need to with a strikeout. the glove of a Gloucester back her up a little bit Gloucester added to its defender. more with our offense.” lead in the top of the “We hit the ball great, At the plate, Ciara Col- third, getting a RBI dou- but all of the hits were lins went 1-for-3 with a ble from Schuster to right at them,” said Clas- home run and one RBI. make it 2-0 before Mach- sical coach Erika Rich- Maggie McHale also add- ado knocked in a run on a ard. “I think we just too a ed one RBI, while Warren RBI single to put the little too long to settle in. (1-for-3), Amanda Wilkins Fishermen up 3-0. We can’t always rely on (1-for-3) and Kayla Mor- In the top of the fourth, one big inning to get back rill (1-for-3) each had one Marshall capped the into games, we need to hit. scoring for Gloucester chip away. And we just For Gloucester, Ella with a two-run home run weren’t able to do that.” Marshall went 1-for-4 deep over the wall in The Rams got a solid with a home run and two left-centerfield that made ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE performance out of their RBI. Elizabeth Schuster it 5-0. own pitcher, Brooke War- (2-for-4), Jenna Hoofna- Classical pitcher Brooke Warren pitched a complete game in a loss to ren, in the circle. Warren gle (2-for-4) and Maddie CLASSICAL, B2 Gloucester Thursday, allowing five runs on 11 hits with three strikeouts. Tanners baseball misses out on states

By Daniel Kane Gillis allowed five hits ITEM STAFF and one walk with five strikeouts, and the Vi- WINTHROP — The Pea- kings played near- perfect body baseball team came defense behind the right- into Thursday’s game hander to blank the Tan- against Winthrop hungry ners. to keep its state tourna- “You’re only as good as ment hopes alive. The Vi- your next pitcher,” Win- kings had other plans. throp coach Frank DeMar- Winthrop shocked the co said. “Our pitcher strug- Tanners behind a com- gled in Peabody last time plete-game shutout from we played them. If you pitcher Dan Gillis, earning don’t go out there and a 1-0 win at Veterans throw strikes Peabody will Field. make you pay. But if you “We beat Winthrop 15-0 pound the zone and play in six innings last time we good defense you stand a played them,” Peabody much better chance. We’re coach Mark Bettencourt fortunate to win. said. “(Thursday) just “When your pitcher’s came down to an inability throwing that many to hit. They didn’t give us strikes, everybody’s alert anything and we didn’t go and ready to make plays,” out and get anything. It’s DeMarco said. “I think ITEM FILE PHOTO just surprising that that that was the biggest thing could happen in a game of Peabody’s Eddie Campbell allowed one run for us, (Gillis) just kept this magnitude. It’s just pounding the zone.” on three hits with one strikeout in a loss to shocking. A lot more shock Winthrop Thursday. than anything else.” PEABODY, B2

ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Spartans’ Coppola coming into his own Classical’s Anh Nguyen earned a win in sec- ond singles for the Rams (6-1, 6-2) in a win over By Harold Rivera the Spartans, St. Mary’s could Somerville Thursday afternoon. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR be in store for a deep run in the Division 2 North state tourna- LYNN — You enter your se- ment. nior season understanding that “That would mean a lot,” Cop- Classical girls tennis your days wearing a high pola, a four-year varsity player school uniform are numbered. and Lynn native, said. “That’s But at St. Mary’s, senior co-cap- been our team goal for quite a closes its regular tain Jared Coppola is making while now. Last year was an the most of his final season upset for us when we lost to wearing the Spartans uniform. Beverly (in the state tourna- season with a win “Jared’s a little bit of a late ment). We’d like to make up for bloomer,” St. Mary’s coach Der- that one. We definitely have the SCHOOL ROUNDUP ek Dana said. “He’s always had team for it. the physical talent. He came in By Mike Alongi “All the seniors are on the ITEM STAFF great shape this year. He same page,” Coppola said. doesn’t overthink things. He “They know the potential this The Classical girls tennis team finished its regular just sees it and hits it, and he’s team has. They know what we season with a 5-0 win over Northeastern Conference been hitting it hard. can do if we can string it all opponent Somerville Thursday at Breed Middle School. “He’s having a fantastic se- together.” Winners for the Rams were Daphne Pineda (6-2, 6-3 nior year,” Dana said. “He’s Coppola plays third base, at first singles), Anh Nguyen (6-1, 6-2 at second singles), been excellent. He can play shortstop and pitches in relief. Kenzie McLaren (7-5, 6-1 at third singles), Lexi Ferra- wherever you need him to play. He leads the team in batting ro/Abby Stafford (6-0, 6-1 at first doubles) and Sophia I wish I had him for two more average (.424) hits (28), dou- ITEM FILE PHOTO DeFronzo/Jayden Carroca (6-1, 6-0 at second doubles). years. I’ve been coaching for 12 bles (nine) and is tied for the The Rams end at 15-3 and await the state tournament years and I can’t think of a Jared Coppola leads St. Mary’s in bat- team lead in runs scored (15). pairings. better senior year all-around.” ting average (.424), hits (28) and dou- GIRLS TENNIS If Coppola continues to carry COPPOLA, B2 bles (nine) this season. Marblehead 5, Malden 0 Winchester 4, Marblehead 1 The Magicians split a doubleheader Thursday. In the Malden match, Marblehead got wins from Leah Navigators earn win in season opener Saulnier (7-5, 6-1 at first singles), Lauren Podgur (6-3, 7-5 at second singles), Kate Curran (6-4, 6-2 at third By Joshua Kummins 1-1 on the young FCBL three over three innings starter Paul Prue (Whea- singles), Alix Livermore/Madeline Bowden (6-1, 6-1 at FOR THE ITEM season. in relief. ton) from the game during first doubles) and Rei Newman/Gabby Spungin (6-1, 6-0 The Danvers native, The Rox followed up a a six-run, three-hit fourth BROCKTON — The in second doubles). Olszak went 3-for-5 with scoreless first inning with inning. The lefty finished In the Winchester match, the lone winner for the Ma- North Shore Navigators two runs scored and two two in the second as catch- his debut outing allowing gicians was Michelle Shub (6-2, 6-1 at first singles). earned their first sea- RBI, including his first er Joe Sullivan (Lasell) eight hits and six runs “It was good for us to face Winchester in the regular son-opening win in the home run as a Navigator. hit a single to center field through the first three season, as we may see them again in states,” said Mar- Futures Collegiate Base- A former St. John’s Prep that preceded an error in frames. blehead coach Tracy Ackerman. “They are a well-bal- ball League since 2013, standout and Peabody center field. Right fielder Colin anced team. Our girls were pretty tired from their long, scoring twice in the eighth native, MacGregor went In the third, North Shore Macko (UNC Asheville) competitive matches the day before, so hopefully we can inning to upend the Brock- 2-for-3 and walked twice, responded with its first led off North Shore’s take a few days and rest up and be refreshed once the ton Rox, 9-8, Thursday at reaching base four times run of the summer in the fourth frame with a sin- tournament starts.” Campanelli Stadium. in total in his North Shore form of Olszak’s solo home gle before MacGregor and Marblehead closes the season at 18-2 and awaits its A pair of locals stood out debut. run to right field, but the catcher Nolan Watson seeding in the state tournament. at the plate as shortstop North Shore used five hosts sent eight batters to (Dayton) walked. Olszak BOYS TENNIS Andrew Olszak (Southern different pitchers in the the plate and scored four logged his third hit with a Marblehead 4, Malden 1 Maine) and third base- game with Hunter Wili- runs in their half of the run-scoring infield single Winners for Marblehead were Dan Livtak (6-0, 6-1 at man Tyler MacGregor choski (Northern Essex frame. Designated hitter and scored himself on cen- second singles), Adam Sherf (6-0, 6-1 at third singles), (Columbia) combined for CC) earning the win and Mitch Donofrio (Eckerd) ter fielder Ben Malgeri’s Ben Farfel/Dylan Freddo (6-0, 6-1 at first doubles) and five hits, helping the Navs Beau Dana (Dickinson) hit a two-run home run (Holy Cross) two-run dou- Gavin Snook/Gresham Bosworth (6-1, 6-1 at second reach double-digits in that striking out the side for a to left field to punctuate ble to center. doubles). category. On the flip side, save. In addition, Bobby Brockton’s big inning. Brockton now stands at Cliche (Maine) struck out The Navs chased Rox NAVS, B2 ROUNDUP, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, MAY 31, 2019 Peabody baseball comes up on wrong side of pitchers duel PEABODY From B1 Despite the loss, Peabody pitcher Eddie Campbell also pitched a great game, allowing one run on three hits with three walks and one strikeout. “I thought Eddie did a great job,” Bettencourt said. “He pitched a great game. He deserved to win that game. (Winthrop) made plays and we made plays. They squeezed one run out and we weren’t able to do that. We had chances we just weren’t able to get it done. That’s disappointing.” Both teams missed out on chances with two outs in the first. Mike Tansey walked and moved over to second on a groundout, but the Tanners couldn’t come up with a hit to take an early lead. Winthrop loaded the bases with two outs thanks to hits from Gillis and Bob Hubert and a walk from Miles Albert before Campbell got out of the jam. ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Peabody once again got runners on with back-to-back hits from Mark DeLuca and Christian Ploumbidis to Classical’s Ciara Collins (left) is greeted by teammates after hitting a solo home run in the fifth start the third inning. But Winthrop’s defense made inning of a loss to Gloucester Thursday afternoon. plays on two bunts and Gillis recorded a strikeout to keep the game scoreless. David Dicicco walked to start a two-out rally in the third for Winthrop. Dicicco moved to second on an er- Classical softball falls to Gloucester rant throw and John Applebee singled to left field to a double to get into scor- faced to give the Fisher- cal still has plenty to play drive in the game’s only run. CLASSICAL From B1 ing position, then she was men the victory. for. The Tanners got their final chance to make something sacrificed to third base. With two games left in “We’re in contention happen in the fifth inning. A Winthrop error and hits Classical finally gotNext up was McHale, who the regular season, Classi- still, so it’s something to from Jordan Anzuoni and Tansey loaded the bases with something going offen- dropped down a sacrifice cal (13-5) is hoping to get play for, “said Richard. two outs but once again Peabody couldn’t capitalize. sively in the bottom of the bunt to bring Warren some positive momentum “We want to play well Peabody logged just one base hit the rest of the game. fifth. It started with Col- home and make it 5-2. going into the state tour- these last two games and Winthrop’s defense recorded five straight putouts be- lins, who led off the inning But that was as close as nament. Add to that the then take that momentum fore Gillis struck out his final batter to seal the 1-0 win. with a deep solo home run the Rams would get, as fact that the Rams still and bring it right into the “Maybe we took it for granted,” Bettencourt said. over the fence in center- Gloucester pitcher Sydney have a shot at the North- tournament next week.” “Knowing we had to win two games (to get into the state field to make it 5-1. War- McKay retired six of the eastern Conference title, Classical will take on tournament) maybe we looked past this one a little bit. ren followed that up with final seven batters she and it’s clear that Classi- Somerville Friday (5). (Gillis) went out there and threw strikes. He made us hit him and we just didn’t. We hit the ball hard maybe once or twice and the rest were popups and ground balls.” Coppola continues to impress in senior year Winthrop closed out its regular season with the win and will now wait for tournament seeding. The Tanners game moving.” will look to close out their season on a high note with COPPOLA From B1 It also comes down to home games against St. John’s Prep Saturday (6:30) maintaining the right and Marblehead Sunday (12). “Jared’s having a fantas- mindset at the plate. “We just want to play good baseball,” Bettencourt said. tic senior year,” Dana said. “I just want to keep the “That’s all we ask them to do. Regardless of our oppo- “He’s been a great captain, order moving,” Coppola nent, just play good baseball. leading kids, doing every- said. “I want to do any- thing the coaches ask. It’s thing I can to get on base. really nice to see a kid like If everyone can keep the Navs beat Brockton Rox Jared have that much suc- order moving nobody’s go- cess. ing to stop us. One guy in season opener “We’ve played a lot of does his job, the next guy good teams,” Dana said. does his and we go from “Jared’s been pretty much there.” NAVS the best player on the field The Spartans (14-6), now From B1 most games.” in the closing stretch of Brockton scored a go-ahead run against Wilichoski in This past weekend, Cop- their regular season, have the fifth. Third baseman JP Knight (Tufts) led off the pola was named the MVP already punched their frame with a single and scored on a wild pitch after left of the Nipper Clancy Tour- ticket to the state tourna- fielder Cam Thompson (Oklahoma State) doubled and a nament. He went 4-for-7 ment. But with two games pair of Rox walked. with two RBI and scored remaining on their sched- Wilichoski settled in after the fifth and finished four two runs in wins over ule (at Winchester Friday, full frames without allowing another run. The Hamil- North Reading and En- at Cardinal Spellman Sat- ton-Wenham product allowed three hits and struck out glish. More importantly, urday), there’s still work to two. Coppola said, was that St. be done in hopes of im- The Navs scored their game-winning runs in unusual Mary’s picked up a pair of proving their seeding. fashion in the top of the eighth. After second baseman wins and won the tourna- “We don’t want to take Dominic Freeberger (UNC Asheville) and designated ment. ITEM FILE PHOTO our foot off the gas,” Cop- hitter Louis Olivieri (Central Alabama CC) walked, a “We haven’t done very pola said. “We want to go wild pitch and an error with MacGregor at the plate well in that tournament in Jared Coppola was named MVP of last week’s into the tournament with allowed both to score. some previous years,” Cop- Nipper Clancy Tournament. as much momentum as we First baseman Gabe Giosso’s (St. Mary’s, Calif.) two- pola said. “We went in with can. We want to show the out double in the eighth allowed Brockton to climb with- the mindset that we have two saves. giving his teammates a lift state what we’re all about. in a run, but the Marblehead native Dana threw just to hit the ball and play St. “He can come into any on the mound comes down We want to keep playing one ball while facing the minimum in the final frame to Mary’s baseball. That was situation,” Dana said. “He’s to mentality. our best baseball and con- record the save. big for us, especially with closed some games for us. “My mindset is just to do tinue moving in the right Donofrio, Giosso, and Knight all had multiple hits the state tournament com- We have some other guys my job, get through the direction. for the Rox, while Tom Kretzler (Brockport) threw four ing up. We just want to that can take the ball in batters I need to get “If we’re playing our best innings of relief without allowing an earned run and keep moving from there.” the rotation. We know we through to get us on track,” baseball I don’t think struck out five. On the mound, Coppola can fill in the blanks any- Coppola said. “My goal is there’s a team that can The Navs return to action Friday night with their sec- has given the Spartans a where we need to with Jar- to get us back in the dug- beat us,” Coppola said. “We ond straight road game at Worcester. First pitch from reliable option out of the ed and that’s a nice thing out so we can get back to just have to keep moving Hanover Insurance Park at Fitton Field is set for 6:35 bullpen. In nine appear- to have.” swinging the bats, not let forward and get better ev- p.m. ances, Coppola’s 2-1 with For Coppola, the key to up any runs and keep the ery day.” Saugus pitcher Caitlyn Wood tosses perfect game against Waltham

ROUNDUP Marblehead 11, Swampscott 11, Revere finishes the sea- Swampscott 8, ry track meet kicked off From B1 Salem 2 Northeast 1 son at 7-13. Winthrop 4 Thursday. Winners for day The Magicians put up Jonathan Oriakhi led SOFTBALL The Big Blue were led one were Ingalls’ Jayden BASEBALL five runs in the fifth in- Swampcscott’s offense Saugus 6, Waltham 0 by two hits apiece from Phantharath (8.6, boys Lynnfield 8, ning. Brady Lavender, with two solo home runs. It’s been a stellar season seniors Sydney Cresta 50 meter), Ingalls’ Ari- Wakefield 2 Charlie Titus, Ryan Har- Drew Olivieri and Ryan for Saugus pitcher Cait- and Katie Watts. Riley ana Freeman (9.0, girls Winners of 10 of their ris, and Godot Gaskins Graciale had two hits lyn Wood, but she saved Scanlon also contributed 50 meter), Ingalls’ Chris- last 11 games, the Pio- each had RBI in the each. Nick Reiser, Jack her best performance for with two hits. topher Ulloa (17.2, boys neers (15-5) wrapped up frame. Leahy, Zach Elwell and the final game of the sea- Swampscott wraps the 100 meter), Ingalls’ Lovel- the regular season with a Jacob Bornstein led the Cam O’Brien each had son. Wood tossed a perfect season Saturday at Pea- ly Merida (17.7, girls 100 win. Magicians to victory on a RBI. Aidan Graciale game against Waltham body (2). meter), Brickett’s Ken- Will Garofoli pitched a the mound. He allowed scored two runs. Thursday, striking out Marblehead 12, neth Poy (45.0, boys 200 complete game, allowing four hits and two runs Max Pegnato fanned 14 batters in the process. Malden 0 meter), Brickett’s Ada Lu- just six hits and two walks over six innings, strik- seven and allowed two She also went 3-for-3 at The Magicians qualified cia-Hernandez (40.8, girls with five strikeouts. His ing out six. Kyle Saulnier hits over six innings. the plate with four RBI. for the state tournament 200 meter), Brickett’s bat was even better, going threw one inning in relief Swampscott ends the reg- “I’ve never been a part behind an impressive Eduardo Aispuro (1:22.00, 3-for-4 with a 3-RBI triple out of the bullpen. ular season 12-8. of something like that, it pitching performance boys 400 meter), Brick- and two runs scored. Bobby Jellison took the St. John’s 11. was very impressive to from Charlotte Plakans. ett’s Sabine Desir (1:27.7, “The kids did a nice job loss for Salem. He last- Gloucester 2 watch,” said Saugus coach After allowing a hit to the girls 400 meter), Ingalls’ and they swung the bats ed four innings, allowing Alex Lane (2-for-2, four Steve Almquist. “And it first batter of the game, Matthew Coelho (3:15.0, aggressively,” said Lynn- couldn’t have happened to Plakans went on to retire field coach John O’Brien. four hits and six runs RBI) homered twice, boys 800 meter), Ford’s “We got a nice pitching while striking out three. while Brady O’Brien (2- a better person. Caitlyn the next 20 batters in a Larissa Alves (3:55.1, performance from Will.. Magicians racked up for-3, two RBI) and Zach is one of our team leaders row — striking out 14 in girls 800 meter), Ingalls’ He also got three key hits nine hits. Chris Gally and Knight (1-for-1, two RBI) and she works so hard ev- the process. She also had Julian Varela (6:04.25, for us. We needed this Lavender all collected hit one home run each. ery day. I couldn’t be hap- two RBI at the plate. boys long jump), Ford’s game today to improve multiple hits for Magi- Will Potdevin went 3-for- pier for her.” Madi Monahan led the Eva Thong (5:09.25, girls our chances at a great cians. Lavender and Gal- 4 and scored three runs. Also contributing to the offense, going 2-for-4 long jump), Ford’s Isaiah seed, so it was an import- ly all had two hits to lead Starting pitcher Matt win for the Sachems were with three RBI. Merce- Goorahlal (7:22.6, boys ant game for us.” Magicians. Remley struck out five Kirby Dalton (two hits, dez Pelletier went 2-for-3 mile), Ingalls’ Adriana Al- Trailing 1-0 after one, English 9, Ipswich 6 over three innings. RBI), DJ Munafo (three with two RBI, while Jolie varado (7:25.9, girls mile), the Pioneers put the game Ethan Labbe pitched The Eagles (15-4) host hits, three runs scored) Quintana went 1-for-3 Ingalls’ Leury Martinez away with eight runs in four shutout innings of re- Walpole Friday (4). and Kirby Dalton (three with one RBI. (120:09, boys softball the second inning. lief. Jose Morel and Justin Boston Latin 7, hits, two runs scored). Marblehead (10-9) now throw), Ingalls’ Luisianne Fernando Gonzalez Flores each had two RBI. Revere 2 Saugus finishes the reg- awaits its seeding in the Quijada (82:05, girls soft- (RBI), Matt Fiore (RBI) Erick Ubri and Juan Su- Zach Furlong and Matt ular season at 12-8 and state tournament. ball throw). The Ford boys and Luke Martinho (RBI, bervi each had two hits. Cravotta each went 1-for- awaits its seeding in the LYNN ELEMENTARY and Ingalls girls logged stolen base) had two hits English finishes the regu- 4 with one RBI in the loss upcoming state tourna- TRACK MEET first place in the 4X100 each. lar season 13-7. for the Patriots. ment. The annual elementa- relays. FRIDAY, MAY 31, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE NORTH SHORE NAVIGATORS SCHEDULE FCBL STANDINGS FRIDAY St. John’s at Reading (7) (Not including last night’s games) Tonight Saturday Baseball SATURDAY Sunday St. Mary’s at Winchester (4) Baseball at Worcester vs.Nashua at Brockton Fenwick at Stoneham (4) St. Mary’s at Spellman (12) Bravehearts Silver Knights Rox (3 p.m.) W L Pct. GB Streak L10 Classical at Somerville (4) Bedford at Fenwick (3) (6:35 p.m.) (6 p.m.) Walpole at St. John’s (4) St. John’s at Peabody (6:30) Brockton 1 0 1.000 - 1W 1-0 Softball Softball Nashua 0 1 0.000 1 1L 0-1 Tech at Northeast (4) Swampscott at Peabody (2) Westfield 0 0 0.000 - 0-0 Somerville at Classical (5) Track Monday Tuesday St. Mary’s at Essex Tech (5) All-State Meet (at Westfield State, at Worcester Pittsfield 0 0 0.000 - 0-0 Boys Tennis TBA) Bravehearts OFF Worcester 0 0 0.000 - 0-0 (7 p.m.) Bristol 0 0 0.000 - 0-0 SPORTS BRIEFS North Shore 0 0 0.000 - 0-0 Ridley basketball Lynn Woods spring workouts Summer Cross The Ridley Basketball Country Series Skill Clinics will run spring/ summer workouts on Mon- The Lynn Woods Summer day evenings (7-8:30 p.m.) Cross Country Series will starting April 22. The 10 ses- run its 50th season this sions will run each Monday year. Races will be held until June 24. The sessions every Wednesday until will take place at St. Mary’s. September 25. Drills are designed to help There is no entry fee to any player at any level with run, and the races will ball handling, shooting (off begin at 6:30 p.m. Each the dribble, off screens and evening there will be three off the pass), creating your races -- the short race, the own shot and finishing at 1.57-mile race and the long the rim. Games will also be race. The courses cover dif- mixed in so that players can ferent combinations of fire learn how to use their skills roads and single-track paths, and the courses vary in a game situation. The cost from week to week. For of the clinics is $200. For further information, please more information, contact visit www.lwrun.org. Helen Ridley at via phone at 781-775-0078 or email at rid- leytopflightbasketball@ Lynn Babe Ruth gmail.com. registration FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS David Pastrnak and the rest of the Bruins’ first line will try to get out of its recent scoring slump English Hall of Lynn Babe Ruth Baseball will hold registration for as the Stanley Cup Final progresses. Fame nominations its Senior Division Friday Lynn English High from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. and School is accepting nomi- Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 Bruins’ top line looks to break out nations for its Hall of p.m. Fame. Nominations will be The teams will play accepted until May 31. The against teams from Pea- induction ceremony will be body, Danvers, Amesbury after early struggles in Cup Final held October 8 at Spinelli’s. and other cities and towns Nominations must be of the North Shore. ST. LOUIS (AP) — Bruce Game 3.” the Bruins’ 32 goals going “Usually if they check mailed to Tom Strangie at Any player born prior to Cassidy figures sometime One of Boston’s biggest into the final and exploited well, get pucks back, they’ll the Lynn English High May 1, 2003 and on or before the puck drops for strength through the first matchups against offensive get some odd-man rush- School Hall of Fame Com- after January 1, 2000 will Game 3 of the Stanley Cup three rounds of the playoffs trios similar to the Blues’ es against offensive lines,” mittee (50 Goodridge be eligible for Babe Ruth Final, the Boston Bruins’ has been virtually nonexis- top line. Cassidy said. “If they sup- Street, Lynn, MA, 01902). 16-18 League competition. first line will get together. tent so far against St. Lou- That success hasn’t ma- port the puck close togeth- Brad Marchand, Patrice is. Marchand, Bergeron and terialized — yet — against er, they’ll get their chances. Bergeron and David Pas- Pastrnak have zero even- the Blues, who have tried to If they’re able to separate TV/RADIO trnak will talk about what strength points against the get the shutdown defense down low against those TV hasn’t gone right so far in defensively sound Blues pairing of Jay Bouwmeester man-to-man type of de- MLB the series against the St. and will look to break out and Colton Parayko against fenders, they’ll get some 7 p.m...... Minnesota at Tampa Bay...... MLB Network Louis Blues and what they on the road in Game 3 on Marchand, Bergeron and chances. They got a few. 7:05 p.m...... Boston at NY Yankees...... NESN need to do better. Maybe Saturday to try to put the Pastrnak as much as pos- They haven’t finished yet. I WNBA assistant Jay Pandolfo will Bruins up again in the best- sible. In the first home Cup wouldn’t say that that line 7:30 p.m...... Seattle at Atlanta...... CBSSN show them some video clips of-seven series. Final game in St. Louis has been dormant by any 10 p.m...... Las Vegas at Phoenix...... ESPN2 for good measure. “We need to capitalize,” since 1970, nothing can be means.” 10:30 p.m...... Connecticut at Los Angeles...... NESN Plus “They’re students of the Bergeron said in Boston. said to be certain except This is dormant by their Extreme Sports game where they see an “For us, it’s about being bet- a jacked-up atmosphere standards. Perhaps that’s 11 p.m...... X Games...... ESPNews Golf opening,” Cassidy said ter. We’ve dealt with this Bouwmeester and Parayko why Pastrak’s answer to 6 a.m...... European: Belgian Knockout...... Golf Thursday. “Listen, we’re this whole playoffs against sticking to that line like what he and his linemates 2:30 p.m...... PGA: The Memorial...... Golf in the finals. These are different lines. It’s no differ- glue. could do better was, “Ob- 2:30 p.m...... US Women’s Open...... FS1 good players they’re play- ent. We know how we can Cassidy gave St. Louis viously, maybe produce Swimming ing against every night, so play.” credit for defending well more?” That actually starts 7 p.m...... FINA Champions Series...... NBCSN they’ve got to find that little How they can play is pret- while also predicting his in the defensive end with Tennis edge and I suspect they’ll ty darn dominant. They top line won’t be held off the getting the puck back and 5 a.m...... French Open...... Tennis work hard to do that in were responsible for 23 of scoresheet 5-on-5 forever. going on the offensive. 3 p.m...... French Open...... Tennis Radio MLB 7:05 p.m...... Boston at NY Yankees...... WEEI-FM 93.7 Hate builds up between Blues, Bruins after two games

BOSTON (AP) — There vantage St. Louis. The STANLEY CUP FINAL was blood in Game 2 of the Blues outhustled the Bru- Monday, May 27 Boston at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Stanley Cup Final. And a ins and delivered more Boston 4, St. Louis 2 Thursday, June 6 possible head injury. And blows in grabbing home-ice Wednesday, May 29 x-St. Louis at Boston, 8 p.m. plenty of fresh bumps and advantage with Game 3 St. Louis 3, Boston 2, OT, series tied Sunday, June 9 bruises. coming up Saturday night 1-1 The best-of-seven series in St. Louis. x-Boston at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Saturday, June 1 between the Boston Bru- “I think we’ve been doing Boston at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Wednesday, June 12 ins and St. Louis Blues has that all playoffs, no? It’s Monday, June 3 x-Boston at St. Louis, 8 p.m. turned decidedly nasty, and just our style,” Sundqvist it only took two games. If said. “That’s how we play that. and when we do it, we’re NBA FINALS Connor Clifton bloodied good, we’re winning pucks Thursday, May 30 Toronto at Golden State, 9 p.m. the Blues’ Tyler Bozak with back and we’re creating Golden State at Toronto, 9 p.m. Monday, June 10 a high stick, Oskar Sund- offense. That’s part of our Sunday, June 2 x-Golden State at Toronto, 9 p.m. qvist knocked the Bruins’ game.” Golden State at Toronto, 8 p.m. Thursday, June 13 Matt Grzelcyk out of the Knowing that, Backes Wednesday, June 5 x-Toronto at Golden State, 9 p.m. game by ramming him into said the Bruins want to Toronto at Golden State, 9 p.m. Sunday, June 16 the glass and Robert Bor- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “match physicality, stare Friday, June 7 x-Golden State at Toronto, 8 p.m. tuzzo slashed Boston’s Jake them in the eyes and go DeBrusk between padding Torey Krug (left) collides with St. Louis Blues right through it when on his left arm before a fa- forward Robert Thomas (right) during Game 1 they’re trying to amp that MLB ceoff, leaving him doubled of the Stanley Cup Final. up and have an answer at over in pain. Former Blues times when we have the op- AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE emphasized skill and speed these heavy-hitting teams. East Division East Division captain David Backes portunity to be physical on W L Pct GB W L Pct GB crushed Sammy Blais with of late but sometimes you “They’re aggressive, their guys.” New York 36 19 .655 — Philadelphia 33 23 .589 — can steamroll your way to they’re big, they hit well Tampa Bay 34 19 .642 1 Atlanta 30 26 .536 3 an open-ice hit just two St. Louis was credit- Boston 29 27 .518 7½ New York 27 28 .491 5½ nights after helmetless To- a playoff victory, which the and we’re a big team and ed with 49 hits in a game Toronto 21 35 .375 15½ Washington 24 32 .429 9 Blues did 3-2 in overtime we hit, so there’s going to be Baltimore 17 39 .304 19½ Miami 19 35 .352 13 rey Krug skated down the filled with aches and pains. Central Division Central Division ice and leveled the Blues’ Wednesday night to tie the a lot of chirping, a lot of hit- Sundqvist’s hit on Grzelcyk W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Robert Thomas with a series at a game apiece. The ting going, a lot of scrums,” drew a boarding penalty Minnesota 37 17 .685 — Chicago 31 23 .574 — Cleveland 28 27 .509 9½ Milwaukee 31 25 .554 1 body check. Thomas hasn’t league still sells hatred, St. Louis forward Patrick and the Boston defensem- Chicago 26 29 .473 11½ Pittsburgh 27 27 .500 4 played since. and it didn’t take long for Maroon said. an needed help to get off Detroit 21 32 .396 15½ St. Louis 27 28 .491 4½ Kansas City 18 37 .327 19½ Cincinnati 26 30 .464 6 The NHL has consistently that to build up between At the moment, it is ad- the ice. West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Houston 37 20 .649 — Los Angeles 37 19 .661 — Oakland 29 27 .518 7½ San Diego 29 27 .518 8 Blues’ Sundqvist suspended for hit on Grzelcyk Texas 27 26 .509 8 Colorado 28 27 .509 8½ Los Angeles 26 29 .473 10 Arizona 28 29 .491 9½ Seattle 24 34 .414 13½ San Francisco 22 33 .400 14½ ST. LOUIS (AP) — Blues Saturday. Grzelcyk didn’t forward Oskar Sundqvist travel with the Bruins, and Thursday’s Games 4-3), 10:07 p.m. Boston at N.Y. Yankees, ppd. L.A. Angels (Skaggs 4-4) at Seattle (Leake has been suspended for coach Bruce Cassidy said St. Louis 5, Philadelphia 3 3-6), 10:10 p.m. Game 3 of the Stanley Cup the 25-year-old was in con- San Francisco 3, Miami 1 Milwaukee (Chacin 3-6) at Pittsburgh Colorado 11, Arizona 10, 10 innings (Archer 1-5), 7:05 p.m. Final for delivering an el- cussion protocol and con- Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. Washington (Corbin 5-2) at Cincinnati bow to the head of Bruins sidered day-to-day. Minnesota at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. (Mahle 1-5), 7:10 p.m. Kansas City at Texas, 8:05 p.m. Chicago Cubs (Darvish 2-3) at St. Louis defenseman Matt Grzel- “I know they’re trying to Cleveland at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. (Mikolas 4-5), 8:15 p.m. cyk. get those hits out of the L.A. Angels at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. N.Y. Mets (Wheeler 4-3) at Arizona (TBD), N.Y. Mets at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. 9:40 p.m. The NHL’s department game,” Boston coach Bruce Friday’s Games Miami (Smith 3-2) at San Diego (Lucchesi of player safety announced Cassidy said. Either Steven Boston (Rodriguez 5-3) at N.Y. Yankees 3-3), 10:10 p.m. (German 9-1), 7:05 p.m. Philadelphia (Arrieta 5-4) at L.A. Dodgers the suspension Thursday Kampfer or John Moore San Francisco (Pomeranz 1-5) at Baltimore (Maeda 6-2), 10:10 p.m. after a hearing with Sund- will go in for Grzelcyk. (Cashner 5-2), 7:05 p.m. Saturday’s Games Minnesota (Berrios 7-2) at Tampa Bay Minnesota at Tampa Bay, 1:10 p.m. qvist, who was assessed “It’s from behind, ele- (TBD), 7:10 p.m. Cleveland at Chicago White Sox, 2:10 p.m. only a two-minute minor vated, into his head, into Detroit (Turnbull 2-4) at Atlanta (Foltynewicz Kansas City at Texas, 4:05 p.m. 1-3), 7:20 p.m. San Francisco at Baltimore, 4:05 p.m. penalty for boarding for the the glass,” Backes said. “If Kansas City (Duffy 3-1) at Texas (Jurado Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, 4:05 p.m. hit that knocked Grzelcyk that’s a two-minute penal- 1-2), 8:05 p.m. Washington at Cincinnati, 4:10 p.m. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Cleveland (Bauer 4-4) at Chicago White Sox Detroit at Atlanta, 4:10 p.m. out of the game and possi- ty, I think there’s going to (Covey 0-4), 8:10 p.m. Boston at N.Y. Yankees, 7:15 p.m. bly longer. be a shortage of defensem- St. Louis Blues forward Oskar Sundqvist was Toronto (Jackson 0-2) at Colorado (Marquez L.A. Angels at Seattle, 7:15 p.m. 5-2), 8:40 p.m. Toronto at Colorado, 9:10 p.m. Sundqvist and Grzelcyk en in this series by the end suspended for his hit on Matt Grzelcyk in Houston (Peacock 5-2) at Oakland (Fiers Houston at Oakland, 10:07 p.m. are each out for Game 3 of it.” Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final. B4 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, MAY 31, 2019 COMICS

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GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) Deal with issues that need to Be careful how you treat oth- Gather facts and be ready to Protect your home, posses- Size up a situation before you Spend time with people who be addressed. Look over per- ers. Your actions will be no- straighten out anyone who of- sions and personal information take action. Make sure that understand you or get what you sonal papers and consider ticed and could influence the fers false information. Know against theft. Someone will not whatever you decide to do ben- are trying to do. Don’t let nega- your options regarding health outcome of a decision that will what and who you are up be completely honest with you. efits you and your loved ones. tivity, criticism and complaints concerns. An intelligent, practi- affect your position, reputation against, and intelligently deal Don’t overreact, but do know Protect what means the most stand between you and your cal solution will put your mind or status. with controversy. when to say no. to you. objective. Follow your heart. at ease. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Don’t rely on what others say; SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Activities and events will bring PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) rely on your skills and what Partnerships can make a differ- you together with loved ones, A call for help will lead to a If you share your feelings, you’ll Today is all about give and you know you can accomplish. ence. Nurture your connection and respect will encourage new beginning. Get together resolve personal issues. You take. Patterns will develop that Concentrate on using your at- with people who bring out the closer relationships. Open your with people who motivate have plenty to gain if you make will help you ease into whatev- tributes to benefit yourself as best in you to discover how doors, host an event or make and inspire you, not with a focused effort to promote er is best for you. Go with the well as others. Romance is great you can be and how far positive changes at home. Ro- those who encourage bad better health and physical flow. highlighted. you can go. mance is encouraged. habits. stamina. Romance is featured.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Mom fears teenage son is headed for heartbreak Be prepared for rough water ahead DEAR ABBY: I am very Dad died a couple of This is a Swedish proverb: It is much better to intervene close to my 19-year-old Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van weeks ago. During the me- “Rough waters are truer tests with two hearts or two spades son. He is kind, sweet and Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, morial service, I ended my of leadership. In calm water, when you hold a long major. big-hearted. He has learn- and was founded by her mother, emotional tribute to him every ship has a good captain.” In three notrump, South ing disabilities and the Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at by saying that even though That applies to bridge play- starts with seven top tricks: maturity level of probably he wasn’t my bio father, he ers. Everyone can make a two spades, one heart, one a 15- or 16-year-old. Natu- DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los was still my “Dad,” and contract when the distribution diamond and three clubs. The rally, I am protective of Angeles, CA 90069. the love and memories I is friendly, with finesses win- poor pilot, assuming the wa- him. He had one girlfriend have of him mean more ning and suits splitting evenly. ters will be mill-pond smooth, than any blood ties to my But only good declarers work plays off the club ace and during his senior year, and my son involved with her. learning disabilities or not when they broke up after bio father. out how to steer around ice- queen. But when West turns I’m convinced she’s using — your son is considered four months, he was be- My brother and one of bergs and hidden reefs. up with jack-fourth, suddenly him, and once she is over to be an adult. Part of be- yond devastated. Since my sisters had no problem How would each type of South’s ship sinks. it, she will break his heart. coming one is experiencing then he constantly talks with me saying this. My sailor play in this three-no- The more careful captain It took him a long time to life with all of its joys and about how lonely he is and other sister, however, was trump contract after West plays a club to his ace, over- get over his high school disappointments. his desire to be in a rela- very upset with me. She leads the spade queen? takes the club queen with sweetheart, and I was se- tionship. You cannot protect your said letting church mem- Do you and your partner dummy’s king and drives out riously worried about his About a week ago, he son from sadness or pre- bers know he wasn’t my use a conventional method for the jack. He takes two spades, mental well-being. Is there told me he likes a woman dict how his relationships bio father was disrespect- competing against an oppo- one heart, one diamond and anything I can do to stop nent’s one-no-trump opening? five clubs. from his work. They went will turn out. Let him ful. She was the only one this train wreck? Cappelletti enjoys consider- out on a couple of dates know that you are support- who criticized me. Was I I have talked to him able popularity, but has one and, come to find out, she’s ive of him always. Then, disrespectful, and was my about my concerns, but it huge disadvantage. You over- 33 and has three kids (9, 7 when you meet this wom- sister correct in chastising didn’t accomplish any- call two clubs with any long and 8 months old). He told an, be warm and befriend me? thing. I told him I want to her. Get to know her so you one-suiter, which does not in- me she asked him if he LOVED MY DAD convenience the responder at wanted to be in a serious meet her, and they agreed. can communicate with her I’m nervous because I all. He can double to say that relationship or just be without her becoming de- DEAR LOVED: The eu- know I need to refrain he would have responded two friends with benefits. He fensive. You will gain noth- logy you gave for your dad from telling her how I re- clubs, Stayman; and every oth- told her he wanted some- ing by seeming hostile. was beautiful, and it came ally feel. Any suggestions? er bid can be as per his normal thing serious, and I guess from the heart. It was in methods. For example, two she agreed. PROTECTIVE MOM DEAR ABBY: About 12 no way disrespectful and hearts would still be a transfer Abby, this woman is tak- years ago, I found out my you did nothing wrong. to spades. In addition, partner ing advantage of my son! DEAR MOM: Not all ro- dad isn’t really my father. Your sister should not might wish to compete if you What would a woman that mances are guaranteed to It didn’t change how I felt have criticized you the way have, say, spades, but not if age want with a kid? This last, as most adults find about him, and I wasn’t she did, but when there is you have hearts. How does he is a complicated night- out after they enter the interested in meeting my a death in the family, emo- tell you that? mare, and I do not want dating scene. At 19 — biological father. tions sometimes run high.

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NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain UNDER M.G.L. c. 183A: 6 Premises: 37 Murray Street, Lynn, MA 01905 mortgage given by Mario Travascio, Jr. a/k/a Mario Travascio to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Virgin Money USA, Inc., dated By virtue of a Judgment and Order of the Lynn District Court (Civil Action No. 1813 By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain March 23, 2009 and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of CV 1063), in favor of the Trustees of the Courtyard on the Common Condominium mortgage given by John J. Hart to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., Deeds in Book 28437, Page 504, of which mortgage the undersigned is the Trust against Karen M. Testa, establishing a lien pursuant to M.G.L. c. 183A:6 on as nominee for Freedom Mortgage Corporation, and now held by Carrington present holder, by assignment from: the real estate known as Unit 210 of the Courtyard on the Common Condominium Mortgage Services, LLC, said mortgage dated September 24, 2008 and recorded with a street address of 10 Pleasant Street, Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts for in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 28055, Page Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for Virgin Money USA, the purposes of satisfying such lien, the real estate is scheduled for Public Auction 221, said mortgage was assigned from Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. to CitiMortgage, Inc., recorded on October 26, 2011, in Book No. 30769, at commencing at 11:00 a.m. on June 11, 2019 at 10 Pleasant Street, Unit 210, Inc., as nominee for Freedom Mortgage Corporation to JPMorgan Chase Bank, Page 416 Lynn, Massachusetts. The premises to be sold are more particularly described as National Association by assignment dated April 2, 2013 and recorded with Essex follows: County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 32374, Page 314; said CitiMortgage, Inc. to New Penn Financial LLC d/b/a Shellpoint Mortgage Servicing, mortgage was assigned from JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association to recorded on November 12, 2015, in Book No. 34514, at Page 121 DESCRIPTION: Carrington Mortgage Services, LLC by assignment dated January 4, 2014 and recorded with Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 33153, CitiMortgage, Inc. to MTGLQ Investors, L.P., recorded on February 24, 2016, in Unit 210 in Courtyard on the Common Condominium (the "Condominium") located Page 355; for breach of the conditions in said mortgage and for the purpose of Book No. 34733, at Page 151 at 10 Pleasant Street, Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, a condominium foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Auction on June 13, 2019 at 11:00 AM established pursuant to Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 183A, as amended, Local Time upon the premises, all and singular the premises described in said New Penn Financial LLC d/b/a Shellpoint Mortgage Servicing to MTGLQ Investors, by Master Deed, dated June 23, 1987 and recorded with the Essex South Registry mortgage, to wit: L.P., recorded on May 26, 2017, in Book No. 35895, at Page 367 of Deeds at Book 9285, Page 583 on November 18, 1987 (the "Master Deed") as amended, and managed and regulated by the Trustees of the Courtyard on the ALL THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY SITUATE IN LYNN, COUNTY OF ESSEX, MTGLQ Investors, L.P to U.S. Bank Trust National Association as Trustee of the Common Condominium Trust and Declaration of Trust dated June 23, 1987 and COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED Chalet Series III Trust, recorded on September 25, 2018, in Book No. 37036, at recorded with said Deeds at Book 9286, Page 001 on November 18, 1987 IN A DEED RECORDED 07/02/1996 IN BOOK 13643, AT PAGE 545, AMONG THE Page 553 (hereinafter sometimes referred to as either the "Condominium Trust" or the LAND RECORDS OF THE COUNTY SET FORTH ABOVE. "Declaration of Trust"). The Unit is shown on the floor plans recorded U.S. Bank Trust National Association as Trustee of the Chalet Series III Trust to U.S. simultaneously with the Master Deed, as amended, and also on the copy of the KNOWN AS: 37 MURRAY ST Bank National Association as Trustee of the Tiki Series III Trust, recorded on portion of said plans attached to the original Unit Deed to this Unit as the same October 30, 2018, in Book No. 37116, at Page 550 may be amended by a Confirmatory Deed to said Unit, to which is affixed the For title see deed recorded herewith verified statement of a registered architect in the form required by Section 9 of for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, said Chapter 183A. The description of the property contained in the mortgage shall control in the same will be sold at Public Auction at 3:00 PM on July 1, 2019, on the the event of a typographical error in this publication. mortgaged premises located at 75 Stetson Avenue, Swampscott, Essex County, Also for the consideration set forth above, Grantor grants to Grantee with Quitclaim Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, Covenants the perpetual and exclusive right and easement to use the Parking For Mortgagor's Title see deed dated September 24, 2008 and recorded Space and the Storage Area, on the terms and conditions set forth in the Master in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 28055, Page TO WIT: Deed, as amended. 219. The land in Swampscott, with the buildings thereon, bounded and described as follows: The Unit is conveyed together with the benefit of: TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will be sold and conveyed subject to all liens, encumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax titles, municipal liens and assessments, if any, Being Lot numbered 239 on plan of subdivision of property of Stetson Land 1. An easement for the continuance of all encroachments by the Unit on any which take precedence over the said mortgage above described. Company, dated August 1, 1895, and recorded with the Essex South District adjoining units or common areas, facilities, and elements existing as a result of Deeds, Book of Plans 20, Plan 14. construction of the building in which the Unit is located or which may come into FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) Dollars of the purchase price must be paid existence hereafter as a result of settling or shifting of said building, or as a result in cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check at the time and place The property is more accurately described as Lot 239 on plan of subdivision of of repair or restoration of said building or the Unit, after damage or destruction by of the sale by the purchaser. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in property of Stetson Land Company, dated August 1, 1895, and recorded with the fire or other casualty, or after a taking in condemnation or eminent domain cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check within thirty (30) days Essex South District Deeds, Book of Plans 10, Plan 14 proceedings, or by reason of any alteration or repair to the common areas, after the date of sale. facilities and elements made by or with the consent of the Trustees of the For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern Condominium Trust. Other terms to be announced at the sale. District) Registry of Deeds in Book 3760, Page 424 00P2473-EP1. 2. An easement in common with the owners or other units to use any pipes, Brock & Scott, PLLC These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit wires, ducts, flues, cables, conduits, public utility lines and other common facilities 1080 Main Street, Suite 200 of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the and elements located in any of the other units or elsewhere on the Condominium Pawtucket, RI 02860 nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax property which serve the Unit. Attorney for Carrington Mortgage Services, LLC titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or Present Holder of the Mortgage liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, 3. The benefit of any other rights described in the Master Deeds, as 401-217-8701 having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, amended. Item: May 17, 24, 31, 2019 easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. The Unit is conveyed subject to: TERMS OF SALE: 1. An easement in favor or adjoining units and in favor of the common areas, COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check facilities and elements for the continuance of all encroachments of such adjoining LAND COURT will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The units or common areas, facilities and elements into the Unit, now existing as a DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 result of construction of the building in which the unit is located, or which may 19 SM 001367 California St., Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, come into existence hereafter as a result of settling or shifting of said building, or ORDER OF NOTICE Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the as a result of repair or restoration of said building or of any adjoining unit or of the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full common areas, facilities and elements after damage or destruction by fire or other TO: Julia R. Newhall and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage casualty, or after a taking in condemnation or eminent domain proceedings, or by Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 U.S.C. App. § 3901 et seq.: Freedom shall control in the event of an error in this publication. reason of any alteration or repair to the common areas, facilities and elements Mortgage Corporation claiming to have an interest in a mortgage covering real made by or with the consent of the Trustees of the Condominium Trust. property in Swampscott, numbered 63 Suffolk Avenue, given by Julia R. Newhall to Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc., as nominee for Steams Lending, 2. The provision of the Master Deed, as amended (and the floor plans of the LLC, dated January 12, 2017, and recorded at Essex County (Southern District) U.S. BANK TRUST NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE OF THE TIKI SERIES III Condominium recorded simultaneously with and as a part of the Master Deed), Registry of Deeds in Book 35609, Page 184 and now held by Plaintiff by TRUST and Declaration of trust (including the By-Laws (the "By-Laws") and the Rules and assignment, has filed with this court a complaint for determination of Defendants' Present holder of said mortgage Regulations (the "Rules and Regulations") which are attached to the "Declaration Servicemembers status. If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military of Trust", as they may be amended from time to time by instrument recorded with service of the United States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of By its Attorneys, said Deeds. the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. above-mentioned property on that basis, then you or your attorney must file a 150 California St. 3. Provisions of a Utilities Easement from Parcel One Limited Partnership to written appearance and answer in this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, Newton, MA 02458 Massachusetts Electric Company dated April 1, 1987 and recorded with said MA 02108 on or before June 24, 2019 or you will be forever barred from claiming (617)558-0500 Registry of Deeds at Book 8917, Page 352. that you are entitled to the benefits of said Act. 2011081474 Witness, Gordon H. Piper, Chief Justice of said Court on May 07, 2019 Item: May 31, June 7, 14, 2019 Without limiting the generality of the foregoing paragraph, the Unit is also subject Attest: Deborah J. Patterson Recorder 05/31/19 55678 to the restrictions set forth in Section 10 of the Master Deed, as amended, which Item: May 31, 2019 NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE is incorporated herein by reference. LEGAL NOTICE Premises: 50 Trevett Avenue, Lynn, Massachusetts The Grantee acquired the Unit with the benefit of and subject to the provisions of G.L. c. 183A, relating to condominiums, as that statute is written as of the date Public Hearing - Town of Swampscott Planning Board By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain hereof and as it may hereafter be amended. mortgage given by Evelena J. Hudson to Financial Freedom Senior Funding Relative to Swampscott Subdivision Rules & Regulations and Zoning By-Law, the Corporation, a Subsidiary of Lehman Brothers Bank, FSB, said mortgage dated For title, see Deed to Karen M. Testa dated December 27, 1999 and recorded with the Essex County Registry of Deeds in Book 13010, Page 213. Planning Board of the Town of Swampscott will hold a public hearing at the May 29, 2003, and recorded in the Essex County (Southern) Registry of Deeds, in request of Grant Story c/o Kenneth B. Shutzer, Shutzer Laurion & Associates for Book 20945 at Page 479 and now held by U.S. Bank National Association, not in the property located at 0 Grand View Place (Map 7-4A) Swampscott, MA. The its individual capacity but solely as trustee for the RMAC Trust, Series 2016-CTT by In the event of a typographical error or omission contained in this publication, the description of the premises contained in said Unit Deed shall control. public hearing will be held on MONDAY, JUNE 10, 2019, at 7:00 PM at virtue of an assignment from Secretary of Housing and Urban Development to U.S. SWAMPSCOTT HIGH SCHOOL, ROOM B-129, 200 ESSEX STREET, SWAMPSCOTT, Bank National Association, not in its individual capacity but solely as trustee for MASS. the RMAC Trust, Series 2016-CTT dated June 15, 2017 and recorded in Essex TERMS OF SALE: County Southern District Registry of Deeds in Book 36082, Page 553, previously The hearing will review the application of a SITE PLAN SPECIAL PERMIT (file assigned by Financial Freedom Senior Funding Corporation to Secretary of Housing 1. A non-refundable deposit payable in cash, certified or bank check in the amount of $5,000.00 for the unit shall be payable at the Auction. #19SPR-1) to construct a new single-family residence, approximately 3,775 and Urban Development by virtue of an assignment dated August 25, 2008 and square feet GFA. recorded in Essex County Southern District Registry of Deeds in Book 28108, Page 343 for breach of the conditions in said mortgage and for the purpose of 2. The balance of the purchase price is to be paid within thirty (30) days of the auction. A copy of the application and plans are on file and available for review during foreclosing the same, will be sold at Public Auction on June 24, 2019 at 2:00 PM normal business hours at the Planning Department, Office of Community and Local Time upon the premises all and singular the premises described in said Economic Development, Town Hall, 22 Monument Avenue, Swampscott, during mortgage, to wit: 3. An Auctioneer's Release Deed will be issued to the purchaser, upon payment of the balance of the purchase price, within thirty (30) days of the normal business hours, which are Monday through Thursday from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM and Friday from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM. The land in Lynn, being Lot A on a sun-division of land owned by Robert M. and auction. The Deed shall convey the premises subject to, and with the benefit of, all restrictions, easements, improvements, outstanding tax titles, municipal or other Carole E. Skinner, Roger S. Brown, C.E. dated June 22, 1963, said Plan being Angela Ippolito filed as No. 440 (1963) and recorded with the Essex South District Registry of public taxes, assessments, liens, or claims in the nature of liens, and existing encumbrances of record senior to the lien hereby being satisfied, whether or not Planning Board Chair Deeds, Book 5091, Page 21 and more particularly bounded and described as Item: May 24, 31, 2019 follows: reference to such restrictions, easements, improvements, outstanding tax titles, municipal or other public taxes, assessments, liens or claims in the nature of liens SOUTHEASTERLY - by Trevett avenue, 70 feet; or encumbrances is made in the deed. Legal Notice

SOUTHWESTERLY - by land of Earl W. and Marion E. Steadman, 103.77 feet; 4. Additionally, and not by way of limitation, the sale shall be subject to and To be sold at public sale at 8:00 A. M. with the benefit of any and all tenants, tenancies, and occupants, if any. on June 28, 2019 at 47 Alley Street, Read NORTHWESTERLY - by land of Pasquale and Janet R. Fedele and Ernest H. and Lynn, MA, misc. lots of property left in Patricia A. Tassinari, 70 feet; and 5. No representation is or shall be made as to any amount of taxes due and leased storage spaces by the outstanding. following persons: the NORTHEASTERLY - by Lot B on said Plan, 104.16 feet R Riley, A.Rousin, K. Moutaabid, W. 6. The successful bidder shall pay the future condominium common charges Growitz, T. Amentola, C. Fox, K. Containing according to said Plan 7,278 square feet. commencing with the date of the auction. Garafalo, A. Hallquist, A. Santos, N. Makkonen, J. Fosko, R. McCrae, I. news The description of the property that appears in the mortgage to be 7. No representation is or shall be made as to any other mortgages, liens, or Nevado, Wm. Papp, L. Hall, N. foreclosed shall control in the event of a typographical error in this publication. encumbrances of record. MacDonaold Item: May 24, 31, 2019 For Mortgagors' Title see deed dated May 2, 1986, and recorded in Book 8. No representation is or shall be made as to the condition of the Premises 8246 at Page 342 with the Essex County (Southern) Registry of Deeds. or the Condominium. The Premises shall be sold "as is." 9. Other items, if any, shall be announced at the sale. TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will be sold and conveyed subject to all liens, encumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax titles, municipal liens and assessments, if 10. The sale is subject to and in accordance with the Judgment and Order, a any, which take precedence over the said mortgage above described. copy of which may be obtained from the seller's counsel, Attorney William F. Thompson, Marcus, Errico, Emmer & Brooks, P.C., 45 Braintree Hill Park, Suite FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) Dollars of the purchase price must be paid 107, Braintree, MA 02184, (781) 843-5000. by a certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check at the time and place of COURTYARD ON THE COMMON CONDOMINIUM TRUST, on the new the sale by the purchaser. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in cash, By its Board of Trustees certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check within sixty (60) days after the Item: May 17, 24, 31, 2019 date of sale.

Other terms to be announced at the sale.

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He is set to PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ed Comedy and in 2016 Rob Delaney graduated from Marblehead High play one of Megyn Kelly’s Many longtime Washingtonians fear D.C. won the BAFTA TV Craft in 1995. (Theron) producers. It is culture is being steadily eroded as the city Awards for Best Comedy scheduled to be released becomes whiter and richer. Writing. in London. The couple’s cancer. on Dec. 20. Delaney, his wife, Leah, 2½-year-old son, Henry, In 2018, Delaney was a For more information, and their four sons live died last year of brain breakout star as fan fa- go to www.thewilbur.com. DC’s go-go Major Hollywood studios start sound becomes to weigh in on heartbeat bill anti-gentrification By Lindsey Bahr as the home to any new into effect while the pro- than 92,000 jobs in the ASSOCIATED PRESS productions,” read a state- cess proceeds in court,” state. battle cry ment from WarnerMedia but, they added, “If any of Although individuals in LOS ANGELES — Net- Thursday. these laws are upheld, it Hollywood had been vocal flix blinked first and now By Ashraf Khalil concert/protest featuring Unless it’s blocked in would strongly impact our on the matter and smaller ASSOCIATED PRESS go-go mainstays Backyard other major Hollywood court, it is set to go into ef- decision-making on where production companies had studios say they may re- Band. “They’re not going fect in 2020. we produce our content in weighed in on plans to WASHINGTON — It’s to stop go-go.” evaluate filming in Geor- WarnerMedia produc- the future.” boycott, pull productions the soundtrack of “Choco- The concert, mischie- gia if the state’s abortion tions currently filming in Disney CEO Bob Iger or donate money to help late City,” the nonfederal vously named “Moech- law goes into effect. The Georgia include the War- told Reuters Wednesday organizations fighting the Washington that has tra- ella,” was organized by state is known for its lu- ner Bros. film “The Con- that it would be difficult law, as J.J. Abrams and ditionally been a tent pole Johnson. And since it was crative tax incentives for juring 3” and the HBO to continue filming there Jordan Peele pledged to do of black America. a protest, he didn’t need filming. show “Lovecraft County.” if it becomes law. Iger with “Lovecraft County,” Go-go music, a distinc- to secure a permit, so po- WarnerMedia, NBCUni- The company said that said that the company has the silence from the big tive D.C.-specific offshoot lice obligingly blocked off versal and the Walt Disney while working in a state or heard from people who players was conspicuous. of funk, has endured for several city blocks. The Co. followed the streaming country, “doesn’t mean we say they won’t work there Many Georgians, from decades through cultural location — the corner of service’s lead earlier this agree with every position” should the law take effect. politicians to the people shifts, fluctuations in pop- 14th and U streets — was week, breaking a three- made by that territory or Georgia has become who work on film sets, ularity and law enforce- no accident. That intersec- week silence from the big its leaders, “we do respect known as “Hollywood worry about the adverse ment purges. tion was once one of the players in entertainment due process.” of the South” or “Y’ally- effects of the law. Geor- Now go-go has taken on hearts of black D.C.; now on the controversial law NBCUniversal later wood,” and is home base gia’s Democratic lawmak- a new mantle: battle hymn it’s within two blocks of a that would ban abortions in the day chimed in too for productions as big as ers and local film workers for the fight against a gen- Trader Joe’s and a lulu- once a fetal heartbeat is saying that it expects the, Marvel Studios’ superhe- have urged Hollywood trification wave that’s re- lemon. detected, which can be as “heartbeat bills and simi- ro blockbusters and shows to keep production in shaping the city. To the uninitiated, go- early as six weeks. lar laws in various states like “Stranger Things” the state. Boycotts, some “It’s a very deep cultural go music seems indis- “If the new law holds we will face serious legal and “The Walking Dead,” say, are not the response thing,” said Justin “Yad- tinguishable from funk. will reconsider Georgia challenges and will not go which contribute to more they’re looking for. diya” Johnson, an activist What sets it apart are a and organizer of several specific conga-driven syn- go-go-themed protest con- copation, known as the Prince’s bodyguard deposed in wrongful death lawsuit certs. “When you think pocket beat, and a cul- about go-go, you should ture of call-and-response CHASKA, Minn. (AP) — April 21, 2016. gate this whole matter has son in the days before think about D.C. culture. that turns the crowd into Prince’s former bodyguard “This was a traumatic been very difficult.” Prince died, knowing the It should be the symbol of part of the show. Go-go answered questions from event for my client,” attor- The lawsuit names Dr. drug would go to Prince. our culture.” bands feature multiple attorneys for seven hours ney F. Clayton Tyler said. Michael Schulenberg as Schulenberg has disput- Many longtime Wash- percussionists and often as part of a wrongful “He feels very sad over the a defendant. Authorities ed that, although he paid ingtonians fear that cul- multiple vocalists— with death lawsuit filed by rel- loss of a good friend of his. say Schulenberg admitted $30,000 to settle a federal ture is being steadily one usually designated as atives of the late rock star. To have to come back and prescribing oxycodone, a civil violation alleging the eroded as the city becomes “lead talker.” Kirk Johnson’s attor- go through this and re-liti- different opioid, to John- drug was prescribed ille- whiter and richer. A re- “It’s the drumming, it’s ney told KSTP-TV that gally. cent controversy over an the rhythm pattern. It’s Wednesday’s deposition Schulenberg’s attorney innocuous noise complaint the feel of the rhythm,” at the Carver County has said his client stands placed go-go at the center said Liza Figueroa Kravin- Courthouse was difficult behind the care Prince re- of a perfect storm of gen- sky, founder of the band for his client, who consid- ceived. trification symbolism. Go-Go Symphony. “In go- ered Prince a good friend. The source of the coun- The owner of a popular go, the fans know who the Prince died of an acciden- terfeit pills that were mobile phone store in the conga player is more than tal fentanyl overdose on laced with fentanyl that historically black Shaw the guitar player.” killed Prince remains un- neighborhood was told to The late Chuck Brown known. No one has been turn off the go-go that he is generally considered FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS charged in his death. had been playing through the godfather of the sidewalk speakers for sound, starting in the ear- A lawsuit alleges Dr. The lawsuit alleges Schulenberg and others more than 20 years. He ly 1970s. And bands like Michael Schulenberg claims the complaint came had an opportunity and Rare Essence and Trou- and others had an from a resident of the duty in the weeks before ble Funk have all flirted opportunity and duty gleaming new mixed-used Prince died to treat his with mainstream success, in the weeks before apartment building erect- opioid addiction and pre- but there has never been Prince died to treat his ed on the next block. a full-scale breakout star. vent his death, but they opioid addiction and The reaction was fierce. Probably the most famous failed to do so. A week be- prevent his death, but Seemingly overnight, a go-go song is “Da Butt” fore he died, Prince lost they failed to do so. protest movement and by Experience Unlimited, consciousness on a flight petition drive sprung up which was showcased in home from a concert in At- and members of the D.C. the Spike Lee film “School lanta. The plane stopped Council started weighing Daze.” in Moline, Ill., where in. Within days, the deci- While the music retains Prince was revived with a sion was reversed. a local fanbase, musicians Ad Special drug that reverses opioid The mini-controversy and devotees say the scene overdoses. was over almost before it is still recovering from Other defendants in- started. But it obviously the effects of the crack Springtime is yard sale time. clude North Memori- touched a nerve. epidemic, which ravaged al Health Care, where “I think that was messed Washington and turned Schulenberg worked; up. Go-go IS D.C. Go-Go is go-go shows into magnets 3-day run: Thursday, Friday, Saturday UnityPoint Health, which our history,” said commu- for violence. Eventual- operates the Moline hos- nity activist Tiffany Rich- ly police began shutting $29.00 special rate! pital; and Walgreens Co., ardson, one of the thou- down famous clubs like which operates two drug- sands of fans who turned the Ibex in 1990s and forc- Includes attention-getting header graphic, stores where Prince got out on a Tuesday night ing the shows out of the four lines of ad copy, and a yard sale kit prescriptions filled. this month for an outdoor city. containing signs and sales tips! ENTERTAINMENT BRIEF

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