WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 2016 Saugus Snapchat Online betting verdict: Guilty a big gamble By Gayla Cawley to the 2014 incident near ITEM STAFF the Waybright Elementary School in Saugus while an- SALEM — An Essex Coun- other teen recorded the at- ty Superior Court jury found for Lottery tack and shared it on Snap- the two Saugus Snapchat chat, a popular messaging assailants guilty of raping a app. They said the sex was By Dillon Durst drunk and drugged 16-year- consensual. Neither testi ed ITEM STAFF old girl in the woods behind and the defense did not call an elementary school. any witnesses. The Massachusetts State Lottery and the Rashad Deihim, now 21, Before his verdict was state treasurer are supporting legislation to was convicted of assault to read, Deihim gave his father allow online gambling, but neither can say rape, indecent assault and a hug. As the guilty verdicts how much revenue it will generate. battery, kidnapping and were read from the 12-mem- “I can’t even begin to estimate that,” said posing a child in the nude. ber jury, his mother sobbed. Michael Sweeney, the lottery’s executive A guilty verdict was also Deihim’s bail was revoked director. returned on Kailyn Bonia, and he was taken into custo- Last month, the Joint Committee on now 20, for assault to rape, dy. Bonia had been in custo- Consumer Protection and Professional indecent assault and battery dy throughout the trial. Licensure approved a measure pro- and kidnapping. They will be “I want to thank the jury posed by state Sen. Jennifer Flana- sentenced in September. gan (D-Leominster) to allow online The pair pled not guilty SNAPCHAT, A7 lottery sales. State Treasurer Deborah Gold- berg, who serves as chairwoman of the Massachusetts State Lottery Commission, said she hasn’t con- Council sidered when the bill might be Convential passed, how much going online Wisdom drives LOTTERY, A7 food Up close trucks with in Lynn Trump By Bridget Turcotte ITEM STAFF By Sandy Tennant FOR THE ITEM LYNN — There could be a lot more dining choices in Tuesday was an unbe- Lynn starting this summer. lievable day in Cleveland The City Council has ap- beginning with breakfast proved an ordinance that with the Illinois delega- would allow licensed food tion followed by a Scott trucks to operate in the city. Brown event where we got The change, which required in the middle of a Black a change in the zoning laws, Lives Matter demonstra- was also supported by the tion. There appeared to be Planning Board. hundreds of demonstrators Clint Muche, city deputy and almost as many police. building commissioner, said It’s been a very inter- he drafted a proposal for a esting day: A lot of great zoning amendment at the Kennedy Another things happened and council’s request, after coun- Donald Trump was over- cilors learned that Inspec- whelmingly endorsed. tional Services had received illuminates round in It’s a uni ed Republican several calls from people in- Party now. The speeches terested in operating trucks last night were riveting. in the city. Knights donut Chris Christie I think The panel voted unani- stole the show and rocked mously to support the food the whole place. It was truck ordinance. By Leah Dearborn debate great to hear (Ultimate Aaron Reames, founder FOR THE ITEM Fighting Championship of Bent Water Brewing Co., LYNN — Mayor Judith Flanagan By Bridget Turcotte President) Dana White which serves alcohol but not Kennedy mourned the loss of Union ITEM STAFF and his family people talk food, said he is a big advo- Hospital on Tuesday. about Donald Trump as a cate for bringing food trucks SAUGUS — Neighbors The closure of the facility was one of human being. I think the to Lynn. He said the trucks are making noise about the more emotional topics the mayor more people learn about could help bars and restau- Kane’s Donuts. reviewed in her sixth annual State all the great things he’s rants because they are lim- Since its expansion ear- done to help other peo- ited by state regulations. of the City address at the Knights of lier this year, John Pizzi, ple — black, white and “We would also devel- Columbus. a Dudley Street abutter to Hispanic; everybody — op more foot traf c in the While Kennedy was optimistic the donut shop, is among about keeping emergency services at they’re going to learn that area,” Reames added. PHOTO | PAULA MULLER a handful of residents who he’s a decent man. Michael Donovan, chief of the hospital, the mayor made it clear say they are concerned We were in the conven- Inspectional Services, recom- that the decision to close the facility Mayor Judith Flanagan Ken- about public safety haz- tion center when Donald mended the board support by the state was nal. nedy gives her State of the ards caused by delivery City address at the Knights TRUMP, A6 COUNCIL, A7 KENNEDY, A6 trucks in the early morn- of Columbus on Tuesday. ing. But Paul Delios, pres- ident of Kane’s Donuts, INSIDE dismissed the allegations, Killam with kindness saying they have been op- In Lynn erating smoothly at the Marveling location for more than 60 at Marshall in Marblehead years. Middle School. A3 Kane’s opened in Saugus By Bridget Turcotte award, plans to study public in 1955. A second location ITEM STAFF health and global studies at was launched in Boston’s In Opinion the University of Pittsburgh. Financial District last Singing MARBLEHEAD — Sup- “I want a job where I can KANE’S, A7 the praises porting the education of lo- travel and a job where I can of Revere Beach. A4 cal children has become one help people,” she said. “This man’s legacy. makes grad school a possibil- Thanks to Oliver Killam, ity.” In Sports a Marblehead resident who Her mother, Alison Pav- Swampscott knocks wanted his fortune to help lovich, said the money her out Lynn Legion in children pursue schooling, daughter received will enable nail-biter. B1 scholarships were given to her to pursue the higher edu- 17 Marblehead High School cation she strives for. Flag football graduates. The Oliver P. Kil- “The prospect of paying tournament aims to lam Charitable Foundation for school is so daunting for keep kids busy. B1 ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE scholarships, totalling more them,” Pavlovich said. “Many than $125,000, were distrib- of them can’t think beyond Carlotte Raymond, left, handed out uted Tuesday at the Law college. This makes it not so PHOTO | PAULA MULLER In Food 17 Killam scholarships to Marblehead Of ce of Welch & Muzio in daunting.” Try some of High graduates, including Anastasia Salem. Mary MacAllister, who Neighbors are making Rosalie’s Vainas, who will attend the University Renee Pavlovich, a recip- noise about Kane’s sole marsala. B8 of San Diego. ient who received a $5,000 SCHOLARSHIPS, A7 Donuts.

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 82 VOL. 138, ISSUE 192 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 64 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS ...... B4 FOOD ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 2016 OBITUARIES Having stomach troubles? Try Linda M. DeSandis, 71 1944-2016 swallowing an origami robot LYNN — Linda M. (Antonelli) Linda is survived by her DeSandis, 71, of Lynn, passed loving companion of over 30 By Matt O’Brien away after a brief illness in the years, Gregory P. Garian of ASSOCIATED PRESS Beverly Hospital on Monday, Lynn, her children, Michelle July 18, 2016. DeSandis-Stacey and her CAMBRIDGE — Has Born in Revere, she was companion, T.J. Middleton, your child swallowed a the daughter of the late Sal- of Dracut, Steven DeSandis small battery? In the fu- vatore and Leona (Horsman) and his wife, Tracie, of North ture, a tiny robot made Antonelli. Linda was raised Andover, and Kevin DeSan- from pig gut could capture and educated in Everett and dis of Londonderry, N.H., it and expel it. was a graduate of Everett as well as Barbara Caufield Researchers at the Mas- High School with the Class of and her husband, Dusty, sachusetts Institute of 1962. After graduating high of Lynn, her grandchildren, Technology are designing school, she continued her Jacob Stacey, Daria DeSan- an ingestible robot that education by obtaining her dis, Amber, Michael and could patch wounds, de- hairdressing license. Linda Tyler DeSandis, and Shane liver medicine or dislodge worked briefly as a hairdress- and Jesse Caufield, and her a foreign object. They call er before going to work for the brother, Peter Antonelli and their experiment an “ori- Distributor Corporation of New his wife, Judy, of Saugus. gami robot” because the England in Malden, where she Linda is also survived by her accordion-shaped gadget worked for over 15 years be- niece and nephew, Staci and gets folded up and frozen fore her retirement in 2015. Jason Antonelli. into an ice capsule. Linda loved spending Service information: At “You swallow the robot, time with her best friend the family’s request, fu- and when it gets to your and sweetheart, Greg Gari- neral services will be held stomach the ice melts and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS an, where the couple spent privately at a later date. Ar- the robot unfolds,” said Steven Guitron, a mechanical engineering masters student at the Mas- many hours on their boat off rangements under the care Daniela Rus, a professor sachusetts Institute of Technology, points a pipette at a tiny “origami the coast of Hawthorne Cove of the CUFFE-MCGINN FU- who directs MIT’s Com- robot” floating toward a “wound” in a stomach model in Cambridge. Marina in Salem. Linda also NERAL HOME, 157 Maple puter Science and Artifi- enjoyed playing the penny slot St., Lynn. For online guest cial Intelligence Laborato- ic devices. If swallowed, scoured markets in Bos- body — it wouldn’t be hard machines at the casinos in book, please visit www. ry. “Then, we can direct it the battery can quickly ton’s Chinatown before to make a kosher version, to a very precise location.” the area. cuffemcginn.com. burn through the stomach finding the right material Rus said — is a neodymi- It’s still a long way be- lining and be fatal. to build an agile robot body um magnet that looks like fore the device can be The robots could seek that could dissolve once its a tiny metal cube. deployed in a human or animal. In the meantime, out and capture the bat- mission was accomplished. Magnetic forces control Donna M. McCabe, 58 the researchers have cre- tery before it causes too “They tried rice paper its movement. Research- 1957-2016 ated an artificial stomach much damage, pushing it and sugar paper and hy- ers use remote-control made of silicone to test it. down through the gastro- drogel paper, all sorts of joysticks to change the SAUGUS — Ms. Nollaig, of Saugus. Rus said one of the ro- intestinal tract and out of different materials,” Rus magnetic field, allowing Donna M. McCabe, Also survived by bot’s most important the body. said. “We found that sau- the robot to slip and crawl age 58, died on nieces and nephews, missions could be to save The robot’s flexible frame sage casing has the best through the stomach on Tuesday, July 19, at Michael and his wife, the lives of children who is biodegradable, made properties when it comes the way to the object it is her home in Saugus Danielle, Jason and swallow the disc-shaped of the same dried pig in- to folding and unfolding trying to retrieve or the surrounded by her companion, Alana, button batteries that in- testine used for sausage and controllability.” wound where it must de- family. Melissa and her hus- creasingly power electron- casing. The researchers Embedded in its meaty liver drugs. Born and raised in band Nick, Colleen, Saugus, she was the Kian and Finn. daughter of the late Service informa- George and Esther (Howard) tion: Relatives and friends Lawsuits: VW employees tried McCabe. She was a graduate are invited to attend visiting of Saugus High School, Class hours in the BISBEE-POR- of 1975 and received her CELLA FUNERAL HOME, bachelor’s degree in nursing 549 Lincoln Ave., Saugus, to cover up emissions cheating at Northeastern University. on Thursday, 4-8 p.m. Fu- Donna worked as a Regis- neral from the funeral home By David Klepper — to protect our citizens.” tered Nurse in Union and Sa- on Friday at 9:30 a.m., fol- ASSOCIATED PRESS In a statement, Volkswa- lem Hospitals. lowed by a funeral Mass in gen said it is already in Donna leaves one daugh- St. Margaret’s Church, 431 ALBANY, N.Y. — New talks with authorities re- ter, Erin McCabe of Saugus, Lincoln Ave., Saugus, at York state, Massachusetts garding “a comprehensive one sister, Sharon McCabe of 10:30 a.m. Interment River- and Maryland are suing national resolution of all Saugus, four brothers, George side Cemetery, Saugus. Do- Volkswagen and its affili- remaining environmen- McCabe and his wife, Sha- nations in her memory may ates Audi and Porsche over tal issues arising from ron, of Pelham, N.H., Michael be made to Feline Hospital, diesel emissions cheating, the diesel matter.” The McCabe and his wife, Teresa, 81 Webb St., Salem, MA alleging that the German company also noted that of Stoneham, Kevin McCabe 01970. For directions and automakers defrauded it has agreed to buy back and his wife, Mary, of Saugus, condolences www.Bisbee- customers, misled regu- or modify affected vehi- Keith McCabe and his wife, Porcella.com. lators and then sought to cles, create a $2.7 billion cover up the deception. environmental trust and The lawsuits, announced invest $2 billion on infra- MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Tuesday, allege that nu- structure for zero-emis- merous employees and sion vehicles. executives at Volkswagen “The allegations in com- Massachusetts receives knew that diesel vehicles plaints filed by certain had been equipped with states today are essential- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS federal health care waiver software allowing them to ly not new and we have Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey, cheat emissions testing, been addressing them in BOSTON (AP) — Massachusetts has received a and that after regulators right, joined by New York Attorney General waiver that could help avoid a spike in health care our discussions with U.S. began investigating sever- federal and state authori- Eric Schneiderman, discusses a lawsuit against premiums for some small businesses. al employees tried to cover Volkswagen on Tuesday in New York. Republican Gov. Charlie Baker said Tuesday that the ties,” the company said. “It it up by eliminating data is regrettable that some U.S. Department of Health and Human Services grant- about the software. false emissions data to emissions. ed Massachusetts the one-year waiver to let the busi- states have decided to sue “The allegations against for environmental claims regulators and sought to At one point, when Cal- nesses continue using rating factors that are permitted Volkswagen, Audi and eliminate evidence when ifornia regulators an- under state law but don’t align with President Obama’s now, notwithstanding Porsche reveal a culture their prior support of this an investigation began. nounced plans for emis- health care law, known as the Affordable Care Act. of deeply-rooted corporate “This ‘clean diesel’ was sions tests that threatened Baker says the state made the request because transi- ongoing federal-state col- arrogance, combined with laborative process.” nothing more than a dirty to expose the devices, the tioning to the federal rules could disrupt the insurance a conscious disregard for The legal action seeks cover up,” said Massachu- company’s top engineer market in Massachusetts and cause insurance rates for the rule of law or the pro- “substantial penalties” setts Attorney General emailed colleagues seek- employee health coverage to increase for small businesses. tection of public health that would be based on a Maura Healey. “... Volk- ing help, according to the It’s not the first time the state has requested a waiver. and the environment,” calculation of the duration swagen acted as if it was lawsuit, writing. “Come up In 2013, Massachusetts received a waiver to allow a said New York Attorney of the alleged violations. above the law.” with the story please!” gradual transition to full compliance with the federal law. General Eric Schneider- While news of the rigged Volkswagen also issued Additionally, just before man. “These suits should emissions tests first erupt- “sham” recall notices to the scandal broke, in Au- Opponents to seek repeal serve as a siren in every ed a year ago, the new le- some car owners and deal- gust 2015, eight employ- corporate board room, that gal action makes several ers in an effort to “turn ees in the engineering of new transgender rights law if any company engages new allegations — most down” the software, ac- department “promptly de- BOSTON (AP) — An organization that opposes the in this type of calculated notably about the involve- cording to the New York leted or removed incrimi- state’s new transgender anti-discrimination law says it and systematic illegality, ment of Volkswagen engi- lawsuit. Instead, some nating data about the de- will attempt to repeal that measure on the 2018 state we will bring the full force neers and executives. The owners were told the re- vices from the company’s ballot. of the law — and seek the suit alleges that Volkswa- calls were needed for up- record,” according to the The Massachusetts Family Institute said in a state- stiffest possible sanctions gen repeatedly submitted grades and “optimize” lawsuit. ment that it has filed a petition with the secretary of state and plans to begin gathering signatures. By law, the group has less than three months to col- lect signatures from at least 32,375 registered voters Two state troopers arrested to place a question seeking repeal of the law before Massachusetts voters on the 2018 ballot. Kasey Suffredini, co-chair of the group Freedom following beating caught on tape Massachusetts, dismissed the effort Tuesday as “a last- ditch attempt by a radical right-wing fringe group,” noting the bill passed with bipartisan support. CONCORD, N.H. (AP) peatedly. lawyers. kicked and “kneed” by — Two state troopers in- Monaco was charged Authorities say Simone both troopers and was re- volved in the videotaped with three counts of sim- refused to stop for police peatedly told to “stop re- Death of Pittsfield man found beating of a man who was ple assault; Flynn was in Holden, Massachusetts, sisting” although his arms apparently surrendering charged with two counts. leading them on an hour- were behind his back while in driveway ruled a homicide after a 50-mile car chase The charge is a misde- long chase with speeds up the attack continued, ac- PITTSFIELD (AP) — A Pittsfield man found lying through Massachusetts meanor and carries up to to 100 mph that ended in cording to the complaints. unresponsive in his own driveway last weekend had and New Hampshire were a year in jail. But under Nashua. Simone told investigators been shot in the chest and his death has been ruled a arrested Tuesday. New Hampshire law, be- Video shows Simone he received three stitches homicide. Joseph Flynn, 32, of the cause Monaco and Flynn stepping out of his pick- in his ear. Medical records Prosecutors say preliminary autopsy results released Massachusetts State Po- were on-duty law enforce- up truck, kneeling and indicate he was diagnosed Monday show that 38-year-old Joseph Brown died of a lice and Andrew Monaco, ment officers at the time, placing his hands on the with possible post-concus- single gunshot wound to the chest. 31, of the New Hampshire each charge is subject to ground as Monaco be- sive syndrome following Firefighters responded to Brown’s address after get- State Police, were arrest- an enhanced penalty of up gins punching Simone on the beating. ting a 911 call for a man down at about 2 a.m. Sunday. ed on charges stemming to five years, the attorney the left side of his head, Simone, who was wanted They called police when they noticed the apparent from their use of force in general said. according to complaints on multiple warrants, was gunshot wound. Brown was ruled dead at the scene. the arrest of Richard Sim- Both were suspended. filed against the troopers. sent back to jail after be- There have been no arrests reported. one Jr. on May 11, New Monaco was released Monaco and Flynn then ing arraigned in Worces- Hampshire Attorney Gen- Tuesday on $3,000 per- punch Simone repeated- ter, Massachusetts, on eral Joseph Foster said in sonal recognizance bond, ly while he is prone on charges including larceny, THANK YOU ITEM CLASSIFIEDS a statement. Video caught and Flynn was released the ground. Monaco then failure to stop for police GET RESULTS! by a TV news helicopter on $2,000 bond. They are strikes Simone with his and assault with a dan- Call Customer Service shows Simone appearing scheduled to be arraigned knee multiple times. gerous weapon. A message to surrender and officers Sept. 13 in Nashua. It’s was left seeking comment St. Jude to place an ad Simone later told inves- You answered my prayer then punching him re- not known if they have tigators he was punched, from his lawyer. C.S. 781-593-7700, ext. 2 WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A3 HOW TO REACH US Route 107 takes a turn in the right direction

BOSTON — A plan to which can be used for The corridor study is traffic areas including statement. “This funding evaluate and improve infrastructure improve- expected to identify im- Marlborough Road/Trad- is a good step to imple- transportation issues ments and studies along provements needed to fix ers Way and Swampscott ment positive change for 110 Munroe St. along the Route 107 cor- Route 107. potential future impacts Road in Salem. A plan safety and traffic flow.” P.O. Box 5 ridor received a financial “I am excited to join from new retail develop- for future transportation The amendment’s pas- Lynn, MA 01903 boost with an amendment my colleague, Rep. Tuck- ment along the road from improvements including sage comes months after co-sponsored by state Rep. er, on the passing of this Lynn to Salem. MassDOT mitigated traffic pat- a March public meeting at Customer Service Daniel Cahill (D-Lynn) amendment,” said Cahill has promised to analyze terns is the end goal of Monday - Friday Lynn English High School 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. and Rep. Paul Tucker in a statement. “These intersections along the the project. (D-Salem). dedicated funds will un- corridor to determine “We have worked hard in which neighbors and Connecting The measure gives the doubtedly help in the pro- problem areas and how to with the Massachusetts officials voiced concerns All Departments: Massachusetts Depart- cess of making Route 107 improve them. DOT to review and plan about the heavy traffic 781-593-7700 ment of Transportation a safer and more efficient The study will pay par- improvements for Route and safety issues on Route Ext. 2 (MassDOT) up to $150,000 travel area.” ticular interest to high 107,” said Tucker in a 107. Classified Advertising [email protected] Subscriptions Marveling at Marshall School Prices at Mass. [email protected] Circulation LYNN — Students are on Porter Street. Opened mony. The treasurer over- [email protected] on vacation, but the city’s in 1923, Eastern was re- sees the Massachusetts pumps still falling Ext. 3 newest public school is named for former U.S. Su- School Building Authority Newsroom open for tours on Thursday preme Court Justice Thur- (MSBA). Remember paying more age of $2.21. A year ago [email protected] for a ribbon cutting cere- good Marshall in 1993. “This wonderful new than $4 a gallon for gas? at this time, the average [email protected] mony saluting the people The new Marshall school is the fruit of hard It was July 2008 when price in Massachusetts Ext. 4 involved in financing, de- opened in April and work by city officials, Lynn Bay State drivers had was 50 cents higher at Sports signing and building Mar- Latham said Thursday’s public schools and many to dig deeper into their $2.66. [email protected] shall Middle School. ribbon cutting ceremony individuals, groups and pockets as the price at the “Strong oil supply is Ext. 5 School Superintendent is a chance for residents committees,” Latham said pump reached $4.08 per the primary factor in the gallon. lower prices,” said Mary Retail and Online Catherine Latham said who have not been in the in a statement. Advertising everyone is invited to the school to tour it and an op- City and school officials Today, despite demand, Maguire, a AAA spokes- [email protected] 11 a.m. event at the 100 portunity to praise archi- gave their sites on build- a glut of oil has set the woman, in a statement. Brookline St. school. tect Raymond Design As- ing new middle schools price lower, and news of “And we are struck by the ADVERTISING The highlight of the sociates and builder Walsh with initial plans for re- “pain at the pump” is no fact that prices are lower Ernie Carpenter, Jr. morning will be opening a Brothers. placing Pickering Middle longer featured on the TV than Memorial Day, re- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1355 time capsule sealed during State Treasurer Deb- School scheduled to be and newspaper reports. versing the traditional [email protected] the former Eastern Junior orah Goldberg has also submitted to the MSBA AAA Northeast’s most trend of, more often than Bob Gunther High School’s dedication been invited to the cere- today. recent survey of prices in not, higher prices over the Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 Massachusetts finds self- summer.” [email protected] serve, regular averaging The range in prices on $2.16 per gallon, three the North Shore for reg- Philip Ouellette California beaches are closed Vice President / Sales, ext. 1257 cents lower than last week ular is 24 cents, from a [email protected] and down 14 cents from low of $2.15 at Gulf on after massive sewage spill this year’s high of $2.30 the Lynnway to a high of Cassie Vitali last month. The Massa- $2.39 at Best at 307 East- Advertising Sales Rep., ext. 1280 [email protected] By Robert Jablon chusetts price is five cents ern Ave., according to Bos- ASSOCIATED PRESS below the national aver- tonGasPrices.com. BUSINESS OFFICE LOS ANGELES — Au- Beth Bresnahan thorities closed a stretch of Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1253 Report clears [email protected] popular Southern Califor- nia ocean amid fears that Susan J. Conti raw sewage from a mas- Controller, ext. 1288 sive spill miles away might hospital after [email protected] have made it to the coast. Ted Grant A buried pipe some 20 Publisher, ext. 1234 miles away in Los Angeles stabbing rampage [email protected] collapsed Monday, causing TAUNTON (AP) — A The report did, howev- Marian Kinney a blockage that belched ext. 1212 2.4 million gallons of PHOTO | GARY CORONADO/LOS ANGELES TIMES VIA AP Massachusetts hospital er, find problems with the and a contracted mental way the Taunton hospi- [email protected] stinky sludge onto streets A sign is posted on a beach warning of the dan- and into storm drains, of- health worker have been tal kept records for other Will Kraft gers of sewage-contaminated water on Tuesday cleared of wrongdoing by psychiatric patients in the Vice President / Finance ficials said. in Long Beach, Calif. ext. 1296 Crews managed to con- the state for the way they emergency department. [email protected] tain, divert or vacuum up treated an apparently sui- The report didn’t identi- ground bypass system was and Seal Beach are closed at least 750,000 gallons but cidal man who hours after fy DaRosa by name. Jennifer Perez the rest flowed into the Los being built so repairs and to swimmers and waders he was discharged went DaRosa went to the hos- ext. 1205 cleanup could get under- until at least today while [email protected] Angeles River, and some on a rampage, killing two pital voluntarily on May may have reached the Pa- way, said Adel Hagekhalil, health officials tested the people. 9 and was discharged CIRCULATION cific Ocean, officials said. assistant director of Los waters for bacteria to de- The multi-agency report the next morning. Family The flow was stopped Angeles Sanitation. termine whether it was released Monday by the members said he had been Lisa Mahmoud Executive Office of Health suicidal and depressed be- Manager, ext. 1239 Tuesday and an above- Beaches in Long Beach safe. [email protected] and Human Services fore he checked in. found that a contracted li- DaRosa fatally stabbed CLASSIFIED Feds remove the lesser prairie censed social worker who an 80-year-old woman in evaluated 28-year-old Ar- her home and a 56-year- Abbe Young Smith Manager, ext. 1276 thur DaRosa at Morton old teacher having dinner [email protected] chicken from protection list Hospital in Taunton was with his wife in a Silver “thorough and compre- City Galleria mall restau- CUSTOMER SERVICE By Russell Contreras hensive.” rant in Taunton, author- “Based on the ities have said. Several Sophia Tizol ASSOCIATED PRESS ext. 1300 multi-agency review, there other people were injured. [email protected] ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. is no evidence to suggest DaRosa was fatally shot — Facing an uphill court that inappropriate care by an off-duty sheriff’s NEWSROOM fight, the U.S. govern- was provided during the deputy. Gayla Cawley ment announced Tuesday patient’s encounter at The Bristol district at- Reporter, ext. 1236 it was formally removing Morton Hospital,” the re- torney’s investigation into [email protected] the lesser prairie chicken port said. the events is ongoing. from a federal protection Dillon Durst list under the Endangered Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 MASSACHUSETTS BRIEF [email protected] Species Act. The U.S. Fish and Wild- Thomas Grillo life Service said the move Police: Guns, crossbow seized Weekly/City Editor, ext. 1264 follows recent court rul- [email protected] ings in Texas that stripped from site of Holyoke standoff Spenser Hasak the lesser prairie chicken HOLYOKE (AP) — Police say officers have seized Copy Editor of federal protection. How- [email protected] seven guns, a crossbow, knives and boxes of ammuni- ever, federal officials say tion from a Holyoke home where a distraught veteran Thor Jourgensen the removal didn’t mean barricaded himself during a six-hour standoff last News Editor, ext. 1267 authorities had concluded FILE PHOTO | CHAD LOVE /THE OKLAHOMAN VIA AP week. [email protected] the lesser prairie chick- The Republican reports that police said Monday A handler prepares to release a lesser prairie Steve Krause en didn’t warrant federal they’re trying to determine whether the weapons were Sports Editor, ext. 1229 protection for biological chicken near Laverne, Okla. licensed or owned by the man. [email protected] reasons. Police say he was hospitalized for evaluation after “The service is under- Permian Basin Petroleum The lesser prairie chick- Katie Morrison the standoff ended around 1 a.m. Friday when officers Sports Reporter taking a thorough re-eval- Association said it would en’s Great Plains habi- used beanbag rounds to disable the man when he [email protected] uation of the bird’s status impede operations and tat has shrunk by more stepped outside with a rifle on his chest. and the threats it faces cost companies hundreds than 80 percent since the Owen O’Rourke using the best available of millions of dollars in oil Photographer, ext. 1224 1800s, and its population scientific information to and gas development in GIVE YOUR CHILD [email protected] by 99 percent. 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E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill B A. B Mr. Gingrich: Sharia law Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg T J   Edward M. Grant News Editor Gordon R. Hall W   J. K Monica Connell Healey Vice President, Finance is merely a moral code P   G. O  J. Patrick Norton Vice President, Sales Michael H. Shanahan, Chairman In the wake of the horrible tragedy American who is ignorant about Sha- else. At a time when we need to re- P ”  in Nice, France, Newt Gingrich has ria — a concept that has generated main united to fight insurgency both Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 called for the deportation of Mus- much fear and controversy over the at home and abroad, some of our po- Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 lims who believe in Sharia Law. So last decade. It is true that some Is- litical leaders are trying to create a Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 tell me, Mr. Gingrich, will you deport lamic countries have distorted what huge ideological gulf between us. Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 As people, we may have our differ- Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 me when I say a prayer before I eat? Sharia means and have imposed Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 When I give alms to the needy? Or harsh interpretations of the law to ences in faith, ethnicity and race, but Brian C. ¢ayer, 1996-1999 when I greet my neighbor with a suit their own motives. But in real- at the end of the day, we are Ameri- Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 cans. Our fight against extremism is Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 smile or take care of my sick parents? ity, Sharia is a moral code that tells Tell me exactly how you plan to tease Muslims how to live. It sets out rules the same. We all want to see ISIS and John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 the Sharia out of me and millions of and regulations as to how we can other extremist groups perish. We all other Muslims living in the United worship God and how we can man- share the same fears when it comes to States? Is this your plan to isolate us age our financial and moral affairs to protecting our families and our loved and expose us to discrimination? lead a just and equitable society. ones in these tumultuous times. It is a shame that a prominent Islam tells us that loyalty to one’s But before all of this, we are hu- political figure like yourself is com- country is part of faith. What that man beings who face similar strug- pletely ignorant of what Sharia even means is that if the United States gles every single day. We cannot let means. You have the power to influ- commanded me or any other Mus- the ignorance of Trump and Ging- ence minds and mold perceptions. lim-American to fight another na- rich take away our humanity and EDITORIAL Yet, all you have done is play into tion, we would be religiously obligat- our will to do good unto one anoth- the hands of ISIS’ narrative and ed to do so — even if that country er. Let’s challenge ourselves to be more open-minded. Let’s invite each incite citizens against one another. happens to be Saudi Arabia where other to our places of worship so we You have abused your power. Islam is the predominant religion. can have dialogue and more under- In praise of It’s people like you and Donald We would be obligated to honor the standing. Trump we don’t need in this coun- laws of our country. Let us show the world that Ging- try spewing vitriol. If you were truly What Gingrich and Trump are try- rich and Trump will never, ever rep- Revere Beach interested in serving America, you ing to do is distract people from the resent true American values. would use your influence and intel- reality of Islam by focusing on a few Revere Beach is 120 years old this year and bur- lect to bridge the gap of understand- harsh examples of Sharia and ignor- Huma Munir is a writer for the ied beneath its seawall and curving stretch of sand ing among citizens and further the ing the rest of the Islamic teachings. Ahmadiyya Muslim Women’s Asso- are valuable lessons about preserving public land American value of tolerance, rather In reality, their efforts will prove far ciation. She wrote this for the Balti- and expanding mass transit. than foster bigotry. more detrimental to peace and har- more Sun. Readers may email her at Taken by the state in 1896 and entrusted to the But alas, Gingrich is not the only mony in this country than anything [email protected]. former Metropolitan Park Commission (MDC), Re- vere Beach became the classic and enduring exam- ple of a 20th century destination for city dwellers READERS’ FORUM in an age when vacation was uncommon. Opposition to home energy spections and a label before selling (ACEEE) State Energy Efficien- The beach flourished by providing people with a home is alarming. The argument cy Scorecard, Massachusetts has attractions and distractions. Its natural beauty inspection proposal that an energy label on a home is been the number one most energy attracted visitors, but railroad access gave them a like MPG or Energy Star is not ac- efficient state in the country since way to get to the beach. To the Editor: curate as those are only applied to 2011. Our current incentive-based The seaside rollercoasters and dance halls are As a Realtor and president-elect new cars and appliances. approach is working. Mandatory en- gone. But Revere Beach remains the city’s biggest of the North Shore Association of In addition, these requirements ergy inspections and home energy natural asset and a place where people exercise, Realtors, I am concerned that a bill would cause additional delays and labels will not promote energy effi- eat and, with increasing regularity, call home. now before the Conference Commit- complicate an already complicated ciency. A continued common sense The developments growing along the beach are a tee on Energy Diversity on Beacon home sale process and stigmatize strategy is the direction we need to tribute to planning by city officials dating back 13 Hill could unfairly penalize low- and older homes. The requirement would go. years to when developers teamed up with state of- moderate-income homeowners and disproportionately hurt home val- I urge the Conference Commit- ficials and set the stage for economic revival along would be extremely harmful to the ues for low- and moderate-income tee to reject the mandatory energy the beach. Massachusetts housing market. homeowners who could not afford to inspection/labeling provisions they Massachusetts House Speaker Robert DeLeo While the bill, S.2400, an Act to make the upgrades required to get a are considering. (D-Winthrop), U.S. Sen. Edward Markey (D-Mass.) promote energy diversity, contains good grade. Sincerely, and former Gov. Deval Patrick declared Revere several good provisions, those that According to the American Coun- Patrick Maguire Beach a prime spot for transit-oriented develop- call for mandatory home energy in- cil for Energy-Efficient Economy RE/MAX Advantage ment and waterfront homes. They backed up their talk with taxpayer mon- ey by building a parking garage and pedestrian bridge next to the Wonderland Blue Line station. The impact of those combined initiatives on Revere Beach and its future cannot be underestimated. Getting people out of cars and on trains is an in- creasing valuable ingredient in any sensible plan for the region’s economic future. Suffolk Downs and Wonderland racetracks have seen better days. But better days are ahead for both locations be- cause of their size and proximity to mass transit. The recreational diversions that once defined the tracks and Revere Beach are being replaced by commercial and residential opportunities com- bined with recreation. It’s not a stretch to imagine people shopping or attending sporting events on a revived Wonderland and visiting the beach be- fore walking home to their oceanside apartment or boarding a train to return to Boston or, if a Blue Line extension becomes a reality, to Lynn and points north. The best news for Revere Beach is that it has en- joyed significant investment and enhanced state stewardship that includes restoring its historic ar- chitecture and replenishing sand stolen by storms. The taxpayer investment in the beach and im- provements enhancing it are a legacy to a 120- year commitment to making Revere Beach a place for the public. Charles Eliot, a little known landscape designer who was chosen by the MDC to design the beach for the public, had it right when he said Revere Beach will always attract people as long as its nat- ural beauty is preserved and kept pristine.

DAVE BARRY Do we have a story about Melania Trump — but you’ve heard it before

CLEVELAND — In a shock- Obama at the 2008 Democratic speakers on the topic of Ameri- who dress dramatically in black read this) there has been lit- ing development, an outbreak convention in Denver, specifi- can safety were former teenager and often cover their faces with tle violence in the streets here, of actual news has broken out cally the part where Melania Scott Baio, former male under- scarves to protect their Secret according to Cleveland Police here. This almost never happens Trump said, quote, “It is so nice wear model Anthony Sabato Jr. Identities from the police, or Chief Calvin Williams, who at political conventions. Usually to be here in Denver in 2008.” and terminally hairy Duck Dy- maybe their parents. held a press conference with they’re so boring that the TV — Melania Trump’s legal nasty person Willie Robertson. So anyway, as I was walking the mayor of Cleveland, Frank networks employ men with cat- name is actually “Betty.” But without question the high- past the group, one of them, Jackson. I attended it, and after- tle prods to periodically jolt the — It turns out that there is no light of the night was former a young man with everything ward I approached Mayor Jack- anchors awake. such place as “Slovenia.” New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, but his eyes covered, asked the son. After identifying myself as The big story of course con- Asked to explain these appar- who had the crowd on its feet others, “Has anybody seen Brit- a columnist from Miami, I asked cerns Melania Trump, the Slo- ent inconsistencies, the Trump and roaring when he delivered a ney?” This actually made me venian-born former model, who campaign issued the following fiery anti-terrorism speech and laugh out loud, because “Brit- him a question that I am sure is gave a prime-time speech in statement: “We are going to concluded it, dramatically, by ney” just does not seem like on the minds of many, in these which she endorsed Ted Cruz. have such an unbelievably great strangling a live camel. an appropriately intimidating troubled times. No, seriously, Mrs. Trump de- explanation, that we can tell Meanwhile outside the se- name for an anarchist. It’s hard “What can we give you to get clared her support for her hus- you.” curity perimeter, Cleveland is to picture an anarchist leader, in LeBron James back?” I asked. band, Donald Trump. Initially Melania Trump (or whoever swarming with media people, the heat of some anti-capitalist “Nothing,” said Mayor Jack- Melania Trump’s speech was she really is) was preceded on police, protesters and random protest action, shouting, “Put son. well-received by media ana- the podium by a series of people loons. The epicenter of the ac- your face scarves up, everybody! To be honest, he didn’t seem to lysts, because these analysts are speaking on the theme “Make tion is Public Square, a big We need to help Britney and Tif- take the question seriously. It’s mostly males and she is hot. But America Safe Again,” which the downtown plaza. I was walking fany throw rocks at the Banana almost as if he felt he had more within minutes some disturbing Republicans chose to contrast through there when I passed a Republic!” important things to think about. facts came to light: their party with the Demo- group of maybe 10 anarchists. This is assuming that anar- If you can imagine. — A passage in the speech was crats, whose convention theme The anarchists are the badas- chists have leaders. suspiciously similar to one from is “Let’s Make America Even ses of the protest community; Fortunately, so far (this may Dave Barry is a Miami Herald a speech delivered by Michelle MORE Dangerous.” Among the they’re generally young people have changed by the time you columnist. TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A5 Trump triumphs as GOP nominee, completing climb

By Julie Pace ASSOCIATED PRESS CLEVELAND — Unit- ed for a night, Republi- cans nominated Donald Trump Tuesday night as their presidential stan- dard-bearer, capping the billionaire businessman’s PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS stunning takeover of the Law enforcement with bikes patrol in down- GOP and propelling him town Cleveland on Tuesday during the second into a November faceoff day of the Republican convention. with Democrat Hillary Clinton. Trump’s campaign hoped the formal nomination Cleveland police would both end the discord surging through the Re- publican Party and over- relying heavily shadow the convention’s chaotic kickoff, including a plagiarism charge involv- ing Melania Trump’s ad- on bike patrols dress on opening night. Alabama Sen. Jeff Ses- By Mark Gillispie being on a bicycle.” sions opened the nominat- and Michael Hill Tensions between police ing process with a hearty ASSOCIATED PRESS and the public have been endorsement of Trump, running high over the declaring him “a warrior CLEVELAND — Cleve- past two weeks. Two black and a winner.” There were PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS land police trying to keep men were shot to death by flurries of dissent on the protests from turning vi- Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks as he intro- police in Louisiana and convention floor as state olent during the Republi- duces his wife, Melania Trump, during first day of the Republican Na- Minnesota, and eight of- that Trump did not win can convention are rely- tional Convention in Cleveland Monday. ficers were killed in two recorded their votes, but ing heavily on officers on ambushes in Dallas and he far outdistanced his bikes, who are not only fresh questions about his tamp down a rebellion on Republican leaders who Baton Rouge, Louisiana. primary rivals. more maneuverable but oversight of his campaign, the convention floor Mon- are lukewarm about his Many officers are on edge. He was put over the top are seen as friendlier and which gives voters a win- day, though the campaign nomination and more fam- The bike patrols have by his home state of New less intimidating. dow into how a candidate still had to contend with ily members are sched- been a common sight York. Police Chief Calvin Wil- might handle the pres- angry outbursts from an- uled to take center stage. around Cleveland in the Convention officials liams said the city bought gave some delegates won sures of the presidency. ti-Trump delegates. Republicans will be close- 300 bicycles for the event past few days, with officers Conventions are mas- The campaign chairman ly watching House Speak- riding black bicycles and by Florida Sen. Marco on the advice of the police Rubio and Ohio Gov. John sive organizational under- also upended Republicans’ er Paul Ryan, who has in Charlotte, North Car- wearing black helmets takings, with thousands unity message by slam- endorsed Trump despite and shorts. Some wear ar- Kasich to Trump, includ- olina, which hosted the ing all 19 from the District of attendees to manage ming Ohio Gov. John Ka- disagreeing with him on 2012 Democratic conven- mored vests over their uni- and dozens of speakers sich in his home state. He numerous issues. forms, while others have of Columbia. A delegate tion. Officers on loan from from the district accused to oversee. But the week- called Kasich “petulant” Tiffany Trump, the more than a dozen police protective gear on under- long gathering pales in and “embarrassing” for candidate’s 22-year-old neath their shirts. the party of trying to quiet departments are on bike anti-Trump dissent. comparison to the scope not endorsing Trump or daughter from his mar- During an event Monday patrol in the city, he said. This week’s four-day of a president’s responsi- attending the convention, riage to Marla Maples, evening, about 100 bike “Getting around town is convention is Trump’s bilities as head of the U.S. drawing quick condemna- and Donald Trump Jr., officers wheeled slowly a lot easier and a lot fast- highest-profile opportu- government. tion from other GOP lead- his eldest son and an ex- around the Public Square er,” Williams said. “The nity to convince voters Paul Manafort, a long- ers worried about anger- ecutive vice president at in a long black line. tactics they use for crowd that he’s better suited for time Republican opera- ing the popular governor The Trump Organization, One Cleveland police of- management and to moni- the presidency than Clin- tive, has emerged as a of one of the most import- were scheduled to speak. tor and assist for protests, ficer, who spoke on condi- ton, who will be officially controversial and pivotal ant election states. Both were expected to you can’t do it on foot, tion of anonymity because nominated at next week’s figure in Trump’s Cleve- Following the roll call highlight a more personal can’t do it in vehicles.” is not supposed to talk to Democratic gathering. land operations. He led vote, a parade of Trump’s side of their father than is The bikes also offer the media, said the bikes But the rocky start raises efforts to successfully former campaign rivals, often seen in public. a less tangible benefit: are perfect for an area making officers more ap- with closed streets and proachable. multiple incidents to re- Dow sets “The bicycle breaks spond to. down all kinds of barri- “With the road bike, the ers,” said Maureen Beck- ease of getting around is another er, executive director of just exponentially higher the International Police than any other vehicle,” Mountain Bike Associa- he said. He said he doesn’t record tion. “It’s a catalyst for feel vulnerable, since he conversation. It is less in- wears an armored vest By Stan Choe timidating than some oth- and is so mobile. ASSOCIATED PRESS er types of vehicles. And “I feel safer on a bike be- most people can relate in cause I can get away and NEW YORK — Stocks some way shape form to take cover,” he said. ended mixed Tuesday as investors let up on the accelerator after a three- GOP convention week rally sent indexes to all-time highs. The Dow Jones indus- planners come down trial average inched 25.96 points higher, or 0.1 per- cent, for its eighth consec- with stomach flu utive gain to set another record at 18,559.01. But By Michael Hill are keeping themselves the Standard & Poor’s and Mark Gillispie isolated in their rooms, 500 index, which more ASSOCIATED PRESS Schade said, and the Ohio PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS mutual funds at the core Health Department is try- Melania Trump, wife of Republican presidential candidate Donald of 401(k) accounts bench- CLEVELAND — Eleven ing to identify the source. members of the planning Trump, speaks during first day of the Republican National Convention mark themselves against, The norovirus can be con- in Cleveland Monday. team for the California tracted from an infected pulled back from its re- delegation to the Repub- person, from contaminat- cord high. It lost 3.11, or lican convention were ed food or water, or by 0.1 percent, to 2,163.78. recovering Tuesday from touching contaminated Plagiarism charges mar The Nasdaq composite a bout of norovirus, or surfaces. fell 19.41, or 0.4 percent, what’s commonly known Ohio Health Depart- to 5,036.37. as stomach flu, health of- ment spokesman Russ A mixed set of corporate Melania Trump’s moment earnings helped keep the ficials said. No delegates Kennedy confirmed there appeared to be affected. was at least one suspect- market in a tight range The symptoms, which ed norovirus case and said By Erica Werner the criticism “just absurd” that you treat people with through the day. The can include vomiting and the victim was apparently and Jill Colvin and said the issue had respect.” S&P 500 was down for diarrhea, were first re- infected before arriving in ASSOCIATED PRESS been “totally blown out of Eight years ago, Mrs. the entire day but never ported Thursday as logis- Ohio, based on when the proportion.” Obama said: “And Barack by more than 0.4 percent. CLEVELAND — This “There were a few words and I were raised with so About 10 stocks fell on tics members arrived at a person fell ill. was to have been Melania hotel about an hour west Cynthia Bryant, exec- on it, but they’re not words many of the same values: the New York Stock Ex- Trump’s moment, her first that were unique words,” like, you work hard for change for every seven of Cleveland ahead of the utive director of the Cal- real introduction to Amer- Republican National Con- ifornia GOP, told dele- he told The Associated what you want in life, that that rose. ican voters who’d seen her Press. “Ninety-nine per- your word is your bond, Netflix was one of the vention, said Pete Schade, gation members to wash by her husband’s side for Erie County health com- their hands frequently, cent of that speech talked that you do what you say decliners to pull down the months but had barely about her being an immi- you’re going to do, that S&P 500. It lost $12.97, missioner. avoid shaking hands and heard her speak. Those who got sick not to share food. grant and love of country you treat people with dig- or 13.1 percent, to $85.84 But within moments of and love of family and ev- nity and respect.” after the video streaming Mrs. Trump’s triumphant erything else.” There were similar over- service reported adding appearance on the Repub- Manafort also tried to laps in a passage dealing fewer subscribers last lican National Convention blame Hillary Clinton, with conveying to children quarter than it expect- stage, accusations of pla- saying on CNN: “This is, that there is no limit to ed. The tumble contin- giarism surfaced, eclips- once again, an example of what they can achieve. ued a sharp turnaround ing her achievement in when a woman threatens Mrs. Trump’s address for Netflix, whose stock the latest stumble by the Hillary Clinton, how she was otherwise distinct has struggled in recent Trump campaign. seeks out to demean her from the speech that Mrs. months after more than Trump’s advisers defi- and take her down.” Obama gave when her doubling in 2015, the big- antly denied the charge on The passages in ques- husband was being nomi- gest gain in the S&P 500. Tuesday, though the word- tion came near the begin- nated for president. Philip Morris Inter- for-word overlap was obvi- ning of Mrs. Trump’s near- The White House de- national fell $3.11, or 3 ous between Mrs. Trump’s ly 15-minute speech. clined to wade into the percent, to $99.89 after remarks the night be- In one example, Mrs. controversy on Tuesday. reporting weaker quar- fore and two passages in Trump said: “From a Nobody from the cam- terly results than ana- Michelle Obama’s 2008 young age, my parents im- paign is expected to be lysts expected. Smokers speech to the Democrat- pressed on me the values fired over the incident, in North Africa, Japan, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ic convention in Denver. that you work hard for according to a person fa- Argentina and elsewhere How that had come about what you want in life, that miliar with campaign de- bought fewer cigarettes, Elan Stoltzfuz stands during a rally for Repub- remained unclear. your word is your bond liberations who demanded leading to a 5 percent lican presidential candidate Donald Trump at Trump campaign chair- and you do what you say anonymity to discuss in- drop in shipments from a Settlers Landing Park on Monday in Cleveland. man Paul Manafort called and keep your promise, ternal matters. year earlier. A6 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 2016 Kennedy POLICE/FIRE All address information, particularly at 278 Boston St.; at 2:44 a.m. Wash at 300 Andover St.; at p.m. Friday at Caruso North- accident with personal injury illuminates arrests, reflect police records. In the Tuesday on Union Street. 8:18 a.m. Tuesday on Felton gate Apartments on Lantern at 12:11 a.m. Sunday at CVS event of a perceived inaccuracy, it Street. A caller reported his Road; at 12:13 a.m. Saturday at 1075 Broadway. One person is the sole responsibility of the con- Vandalism briefcase was stolen; at 10:57 on Winthrop Avenue; at 12:58 was transported to Union Hos- Knights a.m. Tuesday at 39 Paleologos a.m. Saturday at Hywood Park pital; at 10:10 a.m. Sunday at cerned party to contact the relevant A report of vandalism at St. A caller reported a pack- on Hywood Street; at 1:20 a.m. Guild Road and Richard Street; KENNEDY police department and have the 10:12 a.m. Tuesday at 160 Es- age was incorrectly delivered Saturday at Squire Lounge on at 11:13 a.m. Sunday at Walnut From A1 department issue a notice of correc- sex St. to a neighbor’s house and the Squire Road; at 6:34 a.m. Sat- Street and Washington Avenue. tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or neighbor is claiming to know urday on Revere Beach Park- A report of a motor vehicle Last week, the Public clarifications will not be made without MARBLEHEAD nothing about it. way; at 10:04 a.m. Saturday at accident at 2:22 a.m. Sunday Health Council of the De- express notice of change from the ar- A report of a stolen bicycle at North Shore Road and Shirley at Buffalo Wild Wings at 180 partment of Public Health resting police department. Accidents 12:20 p.m. Tuesday at 7 Spring Avenue; at 12:48 p.m. Satur- Main St. A motor vehicle that approved a $180 million St. A caller reported multiple day on Asti Avenue; at 2:53 struck a hydrant was reported. expansion of North Shore A report of a car vs. hydrant bikes were stolen from her p.m. Saturday on Thorndike Medical Center by Part- LYNN at 8:39 a.m. Monday on West property. Street; at 3:03 p.m. Saturday Assaults ners HealthCare that will Shore Drive. One person was on Shirley Avenue; at 3:33 p.m. shutter Union and move Arrests transported to Beverly Hospital. Vandalism Saturday on Thorndike Street; A report of an assault and the beds to the new Salem A report of a motor vehicle at 4:48 p.m. Saturday at Target battery at 8:06 am. Saturday campus in 2019. Brooke Armstrong was ar- accident at 3:09 p.m. Monday A report of vandalism at on Broadway. A man reported a rested on warrant charges of on Furlong Drive; at 6:13 p.m. In a question and an- at Leo Road and Humphrey 6:41 p.m. Monday at 2 Haskell past assault where he was hit larceny more than $250, utter- Saturday at Revere Housing swer period following the Street. Place. A motor vehicle driving Authority on Cooledge Street; on the head with a chair. speech, Lynn resident Es- ing a false instrument, sexual over the front lawn was report- conduct for a fee, assault and at 6:24 p.m. Saturday on Park telle Revelotis expressed Complaints ed. John J. Gaeta Jr., 46, of 30 battery, possession of a Class C Avenue; at 6:52 p.m. Saturday Breaking and Entering concern about the closure. Roosevelt Ave., Peabody, was at Liston Towers on Dolphin Av- She asked the mayor drug and possession of a Class A report of a disturbance at cited for wanton destruction of A report of a motor vehicle E drug at 11:06 a.m. Tuesday. enue; at 9:43 p.m. Saturday at where Ward 1 would re- 10:15 p.m. Monday on Brough- property more than $250; at 8 TD Bank North on Broadway; at breaking and entering at 6:50 Philicia Ciriello, 21, of 15 ceive medical care. ton Road. A caller reported that a.m. Tuesday at 29 Donna St. A 10:16 p.m. Saturday on Win- a.m. Sunday at 10 Norman North End St., Peabody, was Kennedy said region- three car loads of teenagers caller reported his vehicle was throp Parkway; at 10:18 p.m. Road; at 8:20 a.m. Sunday at arrested on warrant charges of alization of medical care showed up and are running egged. Saturday at Franklin Place and 204 Essex St. receiving a stolen motor vehicle is widespread, but she through yards, shooting BB Walnut Avenue; at 10:54 p.m. and possession of a Class A is committed to keeping guns at each other. He stated Saturday on Breedens Lane; at Complaints drug at 4:20 p.m. Monday. REVERE emergency services at the that only one of them lives in 12:01 a.m. Sunday at Volare on John Comeau was arrested hospital and no final deci- the neighborhood and they are Broadway; at 1:32 a.m. Sunday A report of an egging at 7:12 on a warrant charge of assault Arrests sions on a date of closure going to damage someone’s a.m. Tuesday at 21 Newcomb and battery on a correction offi- at Bill Ash’s Lounge on Revere have been made. property. John Dunkle, 28, of 35 Wal- Ave. A caller reported her mo- cer at 4 p.m. Tuesday. Beach Boulevard; at 1:34 a.m. On a more hopeful note, nut Ave., Apt. 1, Weymouth, was tor vehicle has been egged two Frank Kelly, 51, of 14 Cherry Sunday at Volare on Broad- Kennedy said Lynn has Fire arrested and charged with two times in the past three days. St., Quincy, was arrested and way; at 3:34 a.m. Sunday on become the first city in counts of assault and battery A report of a group of youths charged with operation of a A report of a dumpster fire at Cooledge Street; at 1:13 p.m. the state to erase home- with a dangerous weapon, as- ringing doorbells in the area at motor vehicle with a suspended 1:23 p.m. Monday on Sean’s Sunday at William Hill Park on lessness among veterans, sault and battery and threat to Park Avenue; at 7:12 p.m. Sun- 1:17 a.m. Friday at 21 Lawn- license and marked lanes viola- Way. Eric Z Disposal dumpster an achievement which commit crime at 12:02 a.m. day on Venditto Road; at 7:56 dale Ave. tion at 12:54 p.m. Tuesday. was contacted and verified it the mayor credited, in Monday. p.m. Sunday at Suffolk Downs A report of a large animal Stephanie Penza, of 55 Wi- was theirs and contracted to part, Lynn Housing Au- Paul J. Letsky, 50, of 53 stable area on Revere Beach inside a woman’s trash can at ley St., Wakefield, was arrested Groom Construction. They sent thority & Neighborhood Thorndike St., Apt. 2, was ar- Parkway; at 8:31 p.m. Sunday 10:50 a.m. Friday at 16 Pem- on a warrant charge of larceny a driver to retrieve the dump- rested and charged with shop- on Dolphin Avenue; at 9:12 berly Drive. An animal control Development (LHAND). more than $250 at 12:38 p.m. ster. lifting by asportation and on p.m. Sunday on Pearl Avenue; officer reported it was a rac- “We have now ensured Tuesday. that every veteran who protective custody at 2:46 p.m. at 9:56 p.m. Sunday on Nepon- coon and it was released into Theft the woods. seeks to have a home in Accidents Monday. set Street; at 10:13 p.m. Sun- Lynn has one,” she said. A report of a stolen motor ve- Darlene M. Pratt, 31, of 9 day on Washington Avenue; at A report of a disturbance at 10:10 p.m. Friday at Kennedy’s 40-minute A report of a motor vehicle hicle at 12:46 a.m. Tuesday on Forest Ave. Court, Apt. 6, Plym- 10:42 p.m. Sunday on Allston Breakheart Reservation at 177 address also referenced accident at 3:06 p.m. Mon- Gerry Street. outh, was arrested and charged Street; at 11:30 p.m. Sunday the Market Basket de- day at Liberty and Washington with shoplifting by asportation on A Street. Forest St. An officer reported a velopment on the 22-acre streets; at 3:37 p.m. Monday at Vandalism at 7:36 p.m. Monday. A report of an injured police large gathering at the park. Offi- former General Electric Fays and Western avenues; at officer at 5:01 a.m. Saturday at cers reported the group of kids Co. Factory of the Future 5:05 p.m. Monday at Pinkham A report of vandalism at 3:12 Accidents Squire Lounge on Squire Road. were playing Pokemon Go and site in West Lynn. and Union streets; at 5:39 p.m. p.m. Monday on Humphrey have been dispersed from the A report of a motor vehicle “I couldn’t be more ex- Monday at 25 N Common St.; Street. Theft area; at 11:30 p.m. Friday at accident at 8:39 a.m. Monday cited about use of this at 6:27 p.m. Monday at Boston Roller World at 425 Broadway; at Our Lady of Lords Church on A report of a larceny at 1:10 property lain fallow for and Myrtle streets; at 6:41 p.m. at 11:37 p.m. Friday at 21 Ne- PEABODY Endicott Avenue; at 3:41 p.m. p.m. Monday at Revere Housing too many years,” said Monday at Broadway and Car- whall Ave.; at 1:42 p.m. Satur- Monday on Mahoney Circle; at Authority on Constitution Ave- Kennedy, who also ex- ter Road; at 1:45 a.m. Tuesday day at Salvation Army at 209- Arrests nue. pressed hope that the at 20 Marion St.; at 2:31 a.m. 6:19 p.m. Monday at Ray’s Su- 233 Broadway; at 2:28 p.m. A report of auto theft at 5:21 new supermarket will Tuesday at 20 Marion St. Eliseo Esteban-Martinez, noco Service on Broadway; at Saturday at 3 Kennedy Drive; at p.m. Monday at Atlas Automo- spur development in the A report of a motor vehicle hit 33, of 56 Flint St., Apt. 1, Lynn, 6:56 p.m. Monday at Endicott 3:33 p.m. Saturday at 41 Birch tive on North Shore Road. neighborhood. and run accident at 6:26 p.m. was arrested and charged with and Atlantic avenues; at 7:12 Pond Drive. A caller reported a A report of a robbery at 7:48 The mayor said the new Monday at YMCA at 20 Nep- operation of a motor vehicle p.m. Monday at Turkish Cultur- group of youths in the wooded p.m. Monday at Walgreens on Market Basket is slat- tune Blvd. with a suspended license and al Center on Revere Street; at area on private property, firing Broadway. ed to open next summer A report of a motor vehicle no inspection/sticker at 5:02 8:35 p.m. Monday on Brown off a BB gun. Officers reported A report of a larceny/forgery/ and will provide at least accident with personal injury at p.m. Monday. Circle. locating a parent with his two fraud at 3:12 a.m. Friday on 400 job openings after 10:06 p.m. Monday at Broad Oliver Martinez, 32, of 56 sons who were target practic- Thorndike Street; at 10:55 a.m. the company signed an and Chestnut streets; at 8:48 Flint St., Apt. 1, Lynn, was ar- Assaults ing. The group left the area for rested and charged with allow- Friday on Revere Beach Bou- the evening; at 5:40 a.m. Sun- agreement with the city a.m. Tuesday at 80 Neptune A report of an assault at ing an unlicensed person to levard; at 2:28 p.m. Friday on day at Breakheart Reservation to give residents priority Blvd.; at 10:09 a.m. Tuesday at 12:02 a.m. Monday on Ocean operate a motor vehicle at 5:02 Broadsound Avenue; at 8:34 at 177 Forest St.; at 4:04 p.m. in hiring. Chestnut and Essex streets. Avenue; at 7:58 p.m. Friday p.m. Monday. a.m. Saturday at Jonquille’s Sunday at Best Buy, Square “Lynn is in a constant on Revere Street; at 8:40 p.m. Diner on Lee Burbank Highway; One Mall at 1201 Broadway; state of transformation,” Assaults Sunday on Shirley Avenue; at at 10:48 a.m. Saturday at Mar- at 5:25 p.m. Sunday at Saugus she said. “It’s a transfor- Accidents 11:11 p.m. Sunday at Beach- A report of an assault at guerita’s Restaurant on Ameri- Public Library at 295 Central mation that we’re excited mont Train Station on Winthrop 12:58 a.m. Tuesday on Seaside A report of a motor vehicle can Legion Highway. St. A caller reported three white about.” Avenue. Terrace. accident at 4:03 p.m. Mon- A report of a larceny at 10:33 teenagers yelling profanities to day at 168 Lynnfield St. and a.m. Sunday on Fowler Avenue. the cars passing by; at 10:34 Up close Breaking and Entering 1 Dooling Circle; at 4:57 p.m. Breaking and Entering p.m. Sunday at 63 Bow St. Monday at Boston Children’s Vandalism A report of a breaking and A report of property damage A report of a breaking and en- Hospital at 10 Centennial Drive. entering at 5:26 a.m. Monday at 10:22 p.m. Saturday at 29 with Trump tering at 4:51 p.m. Monday at A motor vehicle that struck a A report of vandalism at 8:02 on School Street; at 3:04 a.m. Juniper Drive. A caller reported 20 Parker Ave.; at 11:22 p.m. pole in the parking lot was re- p.m. Friday on Proctor Avenue. Saturday on Florence Avenue. Robert JC Jones, 52, of 438 her car was egged and this has TRUMP Monday at 29 Belle Ave. ported; at 5:07 p.m. Monday been an ongoing issue. From A1 on Pound Lane; at 11:12 p.m. Proctor Ave., was cited for ma- licious destruction of property Complaints Monday at 312 Lowell St. and Fire Trump’s son spoke con- Route 128 South; at 9:09 a.m. Complaints more than $250 and witness tinuing a theme through- A report of a disturbance Tuesday at 95 Forest St. and 2 intimidation. A report of a mulch fire at 4:18 p.m. Monday at 38 A report of a disturbance at out the day of speaking Ellis St. 12:42 a.m. Monday on Res- at 11:51 a.m. Monday at about Donald personally, S Common St.; at 5:41 p.m. A report of a motor vehicle hit SAUGUS Santander Bank at 323 Broad- Monday at 55 Rockaway St.; ervoir Avenue; at 2:07 a.m. including Dana White and run accident at 12:59 p.m. way; at 1:53 p.m. Monday at at 6:29 p.m. Monday on Con- Monday on Irving Street; at and Chris Christie. Tuesday at 58 Pulaski St. Arrests Ninety Nine Restaurant at 181 gress Street; at 7:55 p.m. Mon- 2:19 a.m. Monday at North- It’s clear that people Broadway. day at 7 Debra Lane; at 8:25 gate Apartments on Lantern Brian J. Murray, of 100 Wil- on the campaign staff Complaints A report of an outside fire at p.m. Monday at 16 Essex Ave.; Road; at 3:21 a.m. Monday on low St., Lynn, was arrested on were trying to have peo- 2:38 p.m. Monday at 90 Hob- at 8:40 p.m. Monday at State Winthrop Avenue; at 1:04 p.m. a warrant at 5:05 p.m. Monday. ple see Donald Trump as A report of a disturbance son St. An outside fire in the Street Liquors at 44 State St.; Monday on Fowler Avenue; at John Olivolo, of 107 Park someone who really cares at 10:28 p.m. Monday at 41 1:15 p.m. Monday at Revere woods was reported; at 5:28 about people. There was at 9:48 p.m. Monday at 6 Catherine Drive. A caller re- Drive, Boston, was arrested on Rhodes Ave.; at 11 p.m. Mon- Lodge of Elks on Shirley Ave- a warrant at 1:55 p.m. Monday. a.m. Tuesday at 21 Woodland case after case given to- ported a truck was egged and nue; at 2:51 p.m. Monday at Ave. day with personal testi- day at Speedway Gas Station it may have been a disgruntled at 120 Liberty St.; at 5:07 a.m. Rumney Flats on Ward Street; Accidents A report of a small porch fire monies about how Donald employee; at 12:45 a.m. Tues- at 4:53 p.m. Monday on Warren at 4:48 p.m. Monday at 319 Tuesday at 1 Kingsley Terrace; day at 20 Warren St.; at 2:05 Trump has helped them Street; at 5:29 p.m. Monday on A report of a motor vehicle Lincoln Ave. The fire was extin- and will help our country. at 9:35 a.m. Tuesday at Lynn a.m. Tuesday at 30 Broad St. City Hall at 3 City Hall Square; Washington Avenue; at 11 p.m. accident at 12:39 p.m. Mon- guished by the homeowner So it was a great day. A lot Monday on Crescent Avenue; at day on Broadway; at 1:08 A report of an outside fire at of things were going on, at 10:05 a.m. Tuesday at 21 Fire Beach Road. 11:25 p.m. Monday on North p.m. Monday at 172 Lynn Fells 6:15 p.m. Sunday at Kohls at and he is the nominee of Shore Road. Parkway and 285 Main St.; at 33 Broadway. A caller reported the party. A report of an auto fire at Theft 1:01 p.m. Tuesday at 310 Low- A report of a disturbance 3:08 p.m. Monday at Soc’s Ice a small mulch fire. Sandy Tennant is the ell St. and Route 128 North. The at 3:43 p.m. Friday at Stop & Cream at 67 Lynn Fells Parkway. former director of the A report of a larceny at 7:54 vehicle was engulfed. The fire Shop on Squire Road; at 6:34 A report of a motor vehicle SWAMPSCOTT Massachusetts Repub- p.m. Monday at 85 Collins St. department handled it and the p.m. Friday at Marshalls on VFW accident with personal injury lican Party and a GOP A report of a robbery at car was towed. Parkway; at 8:40 p.m. Friday on at 6:59 p.m. Monday at J. Pace Fire strategist. 10:27 p.m. Monday on Brook- Winthrop Avenue; at 9:55 p.m. and Sons at 190 Main St. At line Street; at 11:04 p.m. Mon- Theft Friday on Winthrop Avenue; at least one person was trans- A report of an outside fire, day at 29 Brimblecom St.; at 10:25 p.m. Friday on Leverett ported to Melrose Wakefield possibly a barrel or recycle bin, 11:05 p.m. Monday at 26 Jack- A report of a larceny at 4:33 Avenue; at 11:42 p.m. Friday Hospital. at 9:45 p.m. Sunday at Burrill Lynn Drug Task Force son St.; at 11:24 p.m. Monday p.m. Monday at Maddy’s Car on Thornton Street; at 11:44 A report of a motor vehicle Street and Doherty Circle. Hotline Kansas officer killed while looking for drive-by suspect 781-477-4444 CALL 24 HOURS A DAY By Bill Draper Melton could get out of his filed. A third person who police departments across two-story brick home when and Jim Suhr vehicle, the person opened had been taken into cus- the country are on edge gunfire erupted just out- ASSOCIATED PRESS fire, hitting the officer mul- tody was determined not after ambush attacks left side. Ford said she thought tiple times, Tomasic said. to have been involved and eight officers dead in Texas someone was knocking on or text the word KANSAS CITY, Kan. — tiplynn and A Kansas City, Kan., police The alleged shooter was was released, police said. and Louisiana. her air conditioner until her officer was shot and killed caught five minutes later It’s the second time a “There’s a lot of pain and son rushed downstairs and your tip to on Tuesday while search- about a block away, he said. Kansas City, Kansas, po- brokenness in our commu- told her the three loud nois- ing for a suspect in a drive- A police spokeswoman lice officer has been shot nity and our nation right es she had heard were gun- “tip411” (847411) by shooting, police said. said the suspect was being and killed this year. In now, and we just want to shots. Ford said she looked Capt. Robert Melton was questioned Tuesday eve- early May, detective Brad ask everyone to be prayer- through her window and All reports of neighborhood searching for the suspect ning along with another Lancaster was fatally shot ful and thoughtful right saw the officer sprawled activity will be investigated. when he drove up to some- person suspected in the near the Kansas Speedway, now,” Mayor Mark Holland and unresponsive on the Callers may remain anonymous. one who matched that per- initial drive-by shooting. and Melton had served in of the Unified Government asphalt road in front of her son’s description just before Police weren’t releasing the police honor guard at of Wyandotte County said. home. She watched for a Spanish menu available 2 p.m., police spokesman the suspects’ names be- Lancaster’s funeral. The Ida Ford, 87, was watch- few minutes as paramedics Tom Tomasic said. Before cause charges hadn’t been shooting also comes as ing television in her worked on the officer. WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Council drives food trucks in Lynn

COUNCIL the Lynnway spanning From A1 from Market Street to the General Edwards Bridge, the zoning change to allow two sites on Commercial the so-called mobile restau- Street and all properties rants to operate on private on Route 107 between property, to start. Business Belden Bly Bridge to the owners would be granted intersection of Western a one-year license by the and Murphy Avenues. council to serve as a vendor Kennedy said while she in a specified location, he supported limiting the ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE said. clinics to specific parts of The Marblehead students who won the Oliver Killam scholarships. Back row from left, Christina Muche said the trucks the city, she opposed an Shatford, Tedy Bostley, Harrison Engstrom, Adam Linsky, Anastasia Vainas, Zachary Korff, Renee would also be subjected amendment that gives the Pavlovich, and Cassie Riddle. Front row, Kimberly Shatford, Benjamin Taliesin, Elizabeth Eng- to inspections by the city council the authority to strom, Risa Berman, Annie Hollister, Mirandea Clingen, Emily Promise and Gabrella Gonzales. and would be required to decide how money from a follow health department facility would be spent. regulations. Their licenses She said the amendment would be reviewed at 30, conflicts with the city Killam with kindness in Marblehead 60 and 90 days. charter, which gives the City Council President mayor authority to deter- SCHOLARSHIPS “He made money, but returns from his invest- Cassie Riddle, who Daniel Cahill said hav- mine how the city’s financ- From A1 never left his basement ments, which Scott said declined to reveal the ing a mix of tradition- es are directed. apartment,” she added. continue to grow at a mod- amount of her scholarship, al restaurants and food The council agreed and grew up with Killam and “That’s all he wanted.” est rate. He said the hope said the decision of which trucks will appeal to peo- voted to remove the provi- was a close family friend, When he died, his will is for the program to live college to attend was ple of all ages. sion it felt was unenforce- described him as “ec- set aside the money in a on forever. made mostly on financial In addition to paving able and at odds with the centric, innovative and private foundation. Eighty The money is given on aid. She will attend Prov- the way for food trucks to city charter, said Cahill. wealthy, yet simple.” percent of the proceeds a needs basis and range idence College in the fall operate locally, the eight Councilor Peter Capano “I was a year and a half was to be given to high from $3,000 to $15,000. If and is interested in health councilors present also argued that none of the when I moved to Marble- school graduates to help students remain academ- policy and management, considered mayoral ve- councilors or Audley had head with my family,” she them pay for college and ically successful while in and in Spanish. toes. been contacted by Ken- said. “He sort of adopted 20 percent went to the college, the award is re- “This scholarship is ter- Mayor Judith Flanagan nedy, and that nothing us. He would come in un- upkeep of a Children’s curring each year for four rific,” said Diane Sullivan, Kennedy recently vetoed a should be done prema- announced all the time. council decision to reorga- Room at the Abbot Public years. Riddle’s mom. “It was very turely. He became a part of our nize City Clerk Mary Aud- Library. “He preferred to give out unexpected but reward- “If it was vetoed, we family.” ing. It’s nice to hear about ley’s office by separating In the past decade, the a smaller number of large could always decide then MacAllister said Killam someone who was so suc- the election responsibili- foundation has awarded scholarships rather than and there whether we built furniture and had an cessful and chose to give ties from the city clerk’s more than $5 million to a larger number of small wanted to override the interest in architecture, back to the community.” duties. Marblehead High School scholarships,” Scott said. veto,” he said. “At this but never attended school Kennedy also vetoed the point, we’ve had a long for it. It was investments, students in his name, said The intention is to help Bridget Turcotte can be decision to make changes and lengthy discussion including one in Microsoft Scott MacAllister, a foun- make a substantial differ- reached at bturcotte@item- to the charter that Cahill and that was the result. Corp., that led to most of dation trustee. ence in the plans of the re- live.com. Follow her on said would make it easier I think it would be only his fortune, she said. Awards are given with cipients, he said. Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. for more people to become fair to wait and see rather involved in local politics. than change it before we But Cahill said refusing have an answer at all.” Online betting a big gamble for Lottery to sign the petition served But Councilor Darren the same purpose as a Cyr disagreed. LOTTERY nant” due to consumers “No one will flip a switch tor compulsive gambling. veto. “In all honesty, we don’t The council also voted to From A1 increasingly using their and all of a sudden we will Age verification software have any authority,” he smartphones and the web play the lottery online,” will be implemented to en- remove an amendment to said. “There’s no reason will cost or estimated the to gamble. she said. sure users are 18 or older. an ordinance for a medi- to have that in there. amount of cash it will add Still, the lottery reported But Flanagan does not “It’s on the forefront of cal marijuana dispensary The mayor sees that as to the lottery’s revenues. this week that fiscal year expect to play. everything that happens,” district that gave council- a reason to veto it and “We don’t have any idea 2016 just ended with an “I buy scratch tickets for Sweeney said about mak- ors the authority to decide If the mayor vetoes it, it of what it’ll look like or estimated $987 million in presents, but that’s about ing sure minors don’t have where city money generat- would give her the right to cost,” she said. “It might profit, $1 million higher it.” online gambling access. ed from a clinic would be choose and pick where to not even pass ... It’s impos- than the record of $986 On another matter of He also said out-of-state spent. put a dispensary.” sible for us to know.” million set last fiscal year. concern, Sweeney said customers won’t be able to Earlier this month, the But a study commis- Estimated sales of $5.2 he’s aware of compulsive purchase tickets. In-state council determined a med- Bridget Turcotte can be sioned by the lottery from billion eclipsed the previ- gambling and age verifica- players would be required ical marijuana dispensary reached at bturcotte@item- Spectrum Gaming Group ous record of $5 billion set tion issues that will arise to register online and use district would include the live.com. Follow her on in 2012 said implement- a year ago by $217 mil- if gambling expands. a credit card. non-waterfront side of Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. ing online products will lion, a 4 percent increase, “It’s something we’re While the digital push come at a substantial cost. marking the fifth consecu- very concerned about and continues, outdated lot- Camelot, which operates tive year of record-setting very aware of,” he said of tery terminals in conve- the UK National Lottery, sales. limiting sales to adults. nience stores are expected spent $142 million to go Flanagan said the ex- To combat problem gam- to be replaced. online in 2002, the study pansion into online gam- bling, there would be caps Sweeney said the ma- said, including $72 mil- bling is essential given on how much consumers chines are nearly 20 years lion for operations and that we’re in the electron- can spend. When custom- old and that it’s a “con- technology, $45 million for ic age. ers hit their maximum stant process” to replace advertising and $25 mil- “Every other industry amount, they’d be “frozen the machines’ parts. lion for rebranding retail in Massachusetts is mov- out” of their account for a He said a document that locations. ing towards a technologi- few days. outlines the lottery’s spec- The Michigan Lottery cal-based operation,” she Marlene Warner, execu- ifications, framework and adopted online gambling said. “The lottery is the tive director of the Mas- operational needs for the in 2014. In fiscal year only cash-based system sachusetts Council on new lottery ticket dispens- 2015, players wagered that we have and in order Compulsive Gambling, ers will be issued next about $147 million online to attract people who want said state and national month. Private companies of the $2.8 billion in total to play remotely, it’s some- data confirm that prob- will then be able to submit sales. thing we have to do.” lem gambling increases a bid. ITEM PHOTO | GAYLA CAWLEY Earlier this year, Swee- She estimates that it when there are more ways ney said adding internet will take up to two years to gamble. But she said a Dillon Durst can be The family of Rashad Deihim reacts following sales is crucial because before the state will see move to the internet will reached at ddurst@item- his guilty verdict on Tuesday in Essex County lottery profits are “stag- online gambling. allow the lottery to moni- live.com. Superior Court. Another round in Saugus donut debate Saugus Snapchat KANE’S shop in Boston, a separate invested $250,000 into she believes he cares about From A1 entity, has a vehicle that repairing the sidewalk the neighborhood. Her con- verdict: Guilty comes and picks up. They and other infrastructure cern is whether the board year. Each donut is made pick up products like any around the store. has the authority to ad- SNAPCHAT vices until he turns 20 at the Saugus location on other customer picks up “I’ve addressed every dress the problems. From A1 and then must serve four the same day it’s sold. products.” safety concern possible,” he “Safety questions go years of probation. “Kane’s is the greatest He added that the pick- said. “Every safety concern to the police,” she said. for their careful attention to His father, Matthew donut in the world,” Pizzi ups do not generate any the town has ever asked me “Garbage questions to the the evidence in this case,” Cyckowski, 39, pleaded said. “We know that. But more noise than other to help out with. Mr. Pizzi Board of Health, structure said District Attorney Jon- guilty to misleading a po- sometimes you get too big customers, who have been won’t be happy until that questions to the building athan Blodgett in a state- lice investigation by de- for your location. You have coming in the early morn- donut shop is shut down.” inspector.” ment. “I must also commend stroying his son’s phone. to do something at that ing hours for years. One neighbor, who asked But Selectman Mark the victim for her courage He was sentenced to two point. It is affecting a lot “The notion that we’ve not to be named because Mitchell said he has re- in facing her assailants in years of probation. of people.” overgrown our location is she feared the dispute ceived emails from six court. I hope that, with this Sydee Enos, now 18, the Pizzi said the shop’s totally false and inaccu- could get ugly, said her or seven neighbors with verdict, she is assured that former best friend of the loading dock is not long rate,” said Delios. “This driveway is blocked by cus- similar complaints. He what happened to her was victim, received the Snap- enough, and the early idea that we were a mom tomer vehicles every day. said the panel isn’t doing not her fault.” chat videos sent by Cyck- morning trucks are too and pop business, we were “I can attest to Mr. Pizzi’s enough. In an email, Bonia’s at- noisy. He told the Board never a mom and pop busi- concerns and complaints,” “I don’t live in that neigh- owski and showed them to torney, James Caraman- of Selectmen in April that ness. We are a business she said in an email. “He borhood and I’m frustrat- her mother, Michelle Enos. ica, said he was disap- it violates a five-minute that makes products. It’s is not exaggerating, nor ed,” Mitchell said. “It’s ob- She testified that three vid- idling law and blocks the a manufacturing facility.” is he fabricating when he vious to me that they’ve pointed with the verdict eos were sent and she was line of vision for vehicles. Selectman Jeff Cicolini complains about the high changed the use of their but respects the process. able to take screenshots, or Last spring, Pizzi made said his biggest concern level of noise and contin- business. They’re obvious- “The jury sat through pictures, of them. One vid- similar complaints about is for the large number uous disturbances. These ly supplying to their other an emotional trial and it eo appeared to depict Bonia the noise coming from the of children living in the issues are not few and far store. To me, I just don’t feel seemed clear they worked holding the victim down by shop. About 20 noise com- neighborhood who ride bi- between. “ like we’re doing enough for hard,” he wrote. her neck, while kissing and plaint citations were is- cycles. His fear is that the Selectman Jennifer that neighborhood.” Deihim’s attorney, Ste- fondling her. She told the sued to the shop by police. truck idling on the side of D’Eon said other neigh- Mitchell added that phen Neyman, could not court another video showed But they were dismissed the road will lead to acci- bors have not contacted sending Pizzi to different be reached for comment. Bonia pushing the victim’s in Lynn District Court. dents. her with complaints. boards isn’t the answer. An alternate female ju- head towards Deihim’s ex- Delios said the Boston “If a kid is riding on a “I went down myself at There has to be a better ror, who declined to identi- posed genitals to perform a store picks up from 30 to bicycle going on Lincoln, 4 a.m. in the winter to lis- way the owner can work fy herself and was not in- sex act. 60 dozen donuts daily. He down Dudley, they liter- ten,” D’Eon said. “The only with their neighbors to do volved in the deliberation, The Enos family alert- added that the shop is a ally have to drive into the noise and trucks I saw the right thing, he added. said the trial was “sad” ed Saugus police, who supplier to about 60 other street,” he said. “I am not were customers. I heard a Chairwoman Debra Pa- and “heartbreaking.” responded and found the cafes, schools and organi- comfortable with trucks truck idling, it was a cus- netta agreed to look into Timothy Cyckowski, 19, victim half-dressed and zations. parking on that side tomer. I heard road traffic, Pizzi’s concerns. of Saugus, pleaded guilty incoherent. “We have been deliv- street. Some kid is going but it was Lincoln Ave- “We haven’t done any- in Lynn Juvenile Court Last week, the victim ering donuts to different to get hurt, and it’s going nue traffic, not related to thing other than what a earlier this year to filming testified that she does not entities for the last 30- to be on our conscious be- Kane’s.” bakery does,” Delios said. the assault and sharing recall much of the encoun- plus years,” he said. “We, cause we’ve heard about it D’Eon added that Pizzi “By nature, it’s a manufac- the videos on Snapchat. ter, but woke up in pain at Kane’s Donuts, do not several times.” was sincere when he went turing facility. That’s what He was committed to the the hospital. She was not have a vehicle. The other Still, Delios said he has before the board and said a bakery does.” Department of Youth Ser- in court for the verdict. A8 WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 2016 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

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The Swampscott Rotary Club installed its new slate of officers at a dinner meeting at the Nahant Country Club a few weeks ago. Pictured, Bob Wood, left, assistant Rotary district governor, and new Swampscott Rotary President Toyuwa Newton. PHOTO | PEABODY POLICE DEPARTMENT Peabody Police Chief Thomas Griffin, right, and Officer Michael Bettencourt, left, extended a Leslie Jones, under hateful barrage special thank you to Brittany Vallatini, center, and her two children, Jaxson and Aliana, and Ash- ley Scot for delivering sandwiches and cupcakes Monday to show appreciation for local officers. on Twitter, fights back

NEW YORK (AP) — Under a barrage ‘Star Trek,’ ‘Aliens’ celebrating What’s next for augmented reality of hateful posts on Twitter, “Ghost- busters” star Leslie Jones said she anniversaries at Comic-Con after ‘Pokemon Go’? was “in a personal hell” and urged the social networking service to do more to (AP) — “Pokemon Go” has introduced much of Amer- eradicate abuse. ica to augmented reality, a freakish landscape with In a series of posts Monday night, computer-generated monsters frolicking in the real Jones said she had been pummeled world. It also has game designers scrambling to create Jones with racist tweets. She retweeted nu- the next AR smash. What classic games could be good merous tweets directed at her with dis- choices to make the leap? turbing language and pictures of apes. — “Pac-Man Chomp”: There’d better be a power pellet Jones said the messages were deeply hurtful and around the corner, because those ghosts are gaining on brought her to tears. The “Saturday Night Live” cast you. member called on Twitter to strengthen guidelines and for users to “stop letting the ignorant people be — “Space Invaders Smash”: The aliens are at- the loud ones.” tacking Mount Rushmore, and your smartphone is “I feel like I’m in a personal hell,” wrote Jones. “I the only thing stopping Abe and George from being didn’t do anything to deserve this. It’s just too much. It obliterated. shouldn’t be like this. So hurt right now.” — “Tetris Drop”: Those gaps in the Manhattan sky- The exchanges came at a career high point for the line need to be filled. Better yet: How many blocks will FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “Saturday Night Live” cast member. “Ghostbusters,” it take to stuff the Grand Canyon? which opened last week, is her first major film role. William Shatner answers a question during a — “Monopoly Up”: Replace that ugly dump on the “It’s like when you think, ‘OK I’ve proven I’m wor- panel for the movie “The Captains” at the Com- next block with a shiny red hotel. Just don’t try to thy’ and then you get hit with a shovel of (hatred),” ic-Con International 2011 convention in San squeeze cash out of passersby, or you might really Go she said. Diego. to Jail. (Do not pass Go, do not collect $200.) She concluded a string of messages early Tuesday — “Grand Theft Auto Vroom”: Uh, no. morning. “I leave Twitter tonight with tears and a very (AP) — “Star Trek” is going to Comic-Con to cele- sad heart,” wrote Jones. “All this cause I did a movie.” brate its birthday in a bold way. The intergalactic franchise is among several Melania Trump opts for Serbian long-running entertainment properties scheduled designer for her big moment to mark major milestones at this week’s pop-culture SEND US YOUR STUFF extravaganza in San Diego. (AP) — Her husband’s campaign The series’ 50th anniversary will be celebrated along- slogan is “Make America Great Again.” WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, side the likes of the 20th birthday of the spooky video But when it came to her big moment in PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR game series “Resident Evil,” the 25th anniversary of the spotlight, Melania Trump chose a the Disney animated musical “Beauty and the Beast” SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. and the 75th year of lasso-swinging superhero Wonder dress not by an American designer, but Woman. by a Serbian-born designer based in In recent years, San Diego Comic-Con has become London. a go-to destination for Hollywood to celebrate — and The Slovenian-born Trump wore LOTTERY Trump promote — its most established entertainment proper- an off-white dress with three-quarter ties to the more than 160,000 fans in attendance (and length, bell-shaped sleeves — and a long MASS. EVENING: MASS. 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617-54-ADOPT www.MAREinc.org JULY 26 AUGUST 2 TODAY THURSDAY FRIDAY Sunny / High 82, Low 64 Sunny / High 89, Low 69 P’Cloudy / High 91, Low 70 SPORTS B WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 2016 Swampscott knocks out Lynn Legion in nail-biter By Mike Alongi plete game for Swamp- FOR THE ITEM scott-Marblehead, giving up two runs on four hits LYNN — Behind a domi- with three walks and 11 nant pitching performance strikeouts. from Chris Murphy, the “He did an awesome job Swampscott-Marblehead on the bump today,” said Post 57 American Legion Swampscott-Marblehead baseball team defeated coach Shawn Hubauer. Lynn Post 6, 4-2, in a Dis- “He was on all night. He trict 8 playoff game at Ed- was pounding the strike munds Field on Tuesday zone and mowing guys afternoon. down, just a great perfor- The loss ends Lynn’s mance against a tough season, while Swamp- team in Lynn.” scott-Marblehead moves on On offense, the big hit ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON to face Middleton-Peabody came off the bat of CJ today, with the time and Howard, who ripped a Swampscott-Marblehead shortstop Adrian Espinal catches Lynn’s Jackson Allard between rst place to be determined. and second, tagging him out for the nal out of the game on a controversial play. Murphy tossed a com- LEGION, B2 Flag football tourney aims to keep kids busy

By Harold Rivera ITEM STAFF In the middle of a steamy sum- mer, it’s easy for young kids and teenagers to stay indoors and re- lax near an air conditioner. But Stop the Violence: Lynn and Lynn Parks and Recreation are teaming up to get youngsters out and mov- ing this summer. On July 30, the two organiza- tions will be hosting the Lynn Flag Football Tournament at Manning Field. The goal is to give Lynn’s youth another opportunity to stay occu- pied this summer while shying away from violence and other neg- atives. FILE PHOTO Fred Hogan, a member of the Jonah Cadorette and the rest of the Swampscott Little Stop the Violence: Lynn commit- League team will begin their quest for the state title today. tee, said his group looks to orga- nize free events, like the  ag foot- ball tournament, each month. “We try to do an event each Swampscott primed month,” Hogan said, “just to keep the kids off the streets and keep them busy for a day or so.” for deep run in states Hogan said the hope is for the kids who participate to get a good By Steve Krause rst of three pool-play games in feel for what it’s like to be a part ITEM SPORTS EDITOR the Section 4 tournament. of a team. Massachusetts Little League is SWAMPSCOTT — The next “We hope they get the experience PHOTO | BOB ROCHE divided into 16 districts and four of being around a team and doing step in the Swampscott Little sections. By Sunday, the number something together,” Hogan said. Fred Hogan, a member of Stop the Violence: Lynn, League’s quest to win a state of teams that entered the All-Star “A lot of the kids we work with, said he hopes that the kids participating in the championship begins tonight at tournament statewide last month  ag football tournament will get the experience Harry Ball Field (7:30) when it FOOTBALL, B2 of playing on a team. goes up against Beverly in the LITTLE LEAGUE, B2 Babe Ruth regionals coming to Lynn

By Steve Krause mensions, lights, score- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR board … everything,” El- well said. “And then, for LYNN — Lynn’s Babe some reason, we had to Ruth Baseball organiza- send them more.” tion will host the New Then, it came down to England regionals for nding a major sponsor, 15-year-old teams begin- other sponsors, putting ning Thursday night, with together a welcome pack- all games scheduled for et, and — perhaps most Fraser Field. important, Elwell said, a The tournament will hotel. feature teams from all six New England states, R.J. Devereaux Corp. ITEM FILE PHOTO including Eastern Massa- and owner Mike Dever- chusetts champion Lynn, eaux agreed to be the ma- Nick DiBenedetto hit a game-tying home run jor sponsor. Devereaux is a in the ninth for the Navigators Tuesday. runner-up Medford, and Western Mass. champion coach at the organization’s Pitts eld. senior level. Also participating are “He’s nanced more than Navs fall in extras Trumbull, Conn.; Brat- half the costs, and is truly tleboro, Vt.; North Prov- a display of what giving idence/Smith eld, R.I.,; back is all about,” said The North Shore Navi- the Navigators. Apple Hill, Maine; and committee member Jeff gators made a comeback It was Nick DiBenedet- Somersworth, N.H. ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON Earp. “He’s been absolute- in the late innings, but to (Trinity College) who There will be two divi- ly amazing.” eventually fell to the nished it off. DiBene- Lynn Babe Ruth’s Mike Leavitt elds a ground Also helpful, Earp said, sions (American and Na- ball during Tuesday’s practice. Leavitt and the Pitts eld Suns, 5-3, in 13 detto hit a frozen rope tional) of pool play, with William R. Trahant, own- 15s will take on Pitts eld Friday. innings at Fraser Field over the left eld fence four teams each. After er of Trahant Roo ng Tuesday night. on the sixth pitch of and Construction, “for three games, which will the Babe Ruth 15-year-old Lynn 15s manager Leon Trailing by two runs his at-bat, knotting the be played Friday through his incredible generosity World Series, which, this Elwell, who is part of the in the ninth, MacDaniel game at three. The dra- Sunday, cross-over games in allowing us to use his year, will take place in committee that has over- Singleton (Salem State) matic homer was his between the rst-and sec- equipment and machines led off the inning with rst of the season. Over- ond-place teams in both North Dakota. seen this project, said the and donations of material a slow roller to second, all, DiBenedetto went divisions after pool play The series’ opening cer- state approached Lynn and labor for construction and the Suns’ second 3-for-6 and raised his will take place Monday, emonies will take place last year with the idea of and repair projects at our baseman made a throw- batting average to .296 with the champion deter- Thursday prior to the hosting the regionals. (Breed Middle School) fa- ing error. Singleton ad- on the season. mined in an 11 a.m. game North Shore Navigators “We had to show pictures cility,” he said. vanced to second base Tuesday. game. Play will begin Fri- that had the amenities of and started the rally for NAVS, B3 The winner goes onto day at 10 a.m. Fraser Field, parking, di- BABE RUTH, B3 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 2016

A beautiful night for some basketball Swampscott Little League preps for state title run LITTLE LEAGUE players to perform to From B1 their abilities. But you also need some unexpect- in hopes of making it to ed help. And to win the Williamsport, Penn., for district championship, the Little League World Swampscott plenty of Series will be winnowed that. Jonah Cadorette and down to four — one from Matthew Schroeder, nei- each section. Those teams ther of whom had pitched will compete for the state in the district tourna- championship, the winner ment, stepped and rescued of which moves onto the the team in the two games New England regionals Swampscott had to win to in Bristol, Conn. Finally, beat Peabody West. the winner of that tour- “Jonah was a shot out nament represents the re- of the blue,” said Corren- gion in the Little League ti. “It did a fantastic job World Series next month. in last Thursday’s game The most recent Massa- (a 3-2 come-from-behind chusetts state champion win over West). Then, from the North Shore was Matthew comes in Fri- Peabody West in 2009, day, with the bases load- though at the time the ed, one out, and strikes league was still in Dis- out a kid who — to that trict 15. West went onto point — had five RBI and the World Series that year. a three-run homer. Then The league also won the he gets a kid who had our states in 2006, but fell a number in all three games game short of reaching the we played against them to regional final. ground out to second.” The last District 16 team Like most All-Star to win the states was Sau- teams, most of the Swamp- gus American in 2003, and scott players pitched the Americans made all during the season. And the way to the U.S. final in that depth helped Swamp- Williamsport. scott. And with games ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON Swampscott is no strang- schedule Wednesday PHOTO | BOB ROCHE er to state championships, Jonny Mercado, right, flies through the de- through Friday, it might having won four of them High-schooler Emajais Brown tries to throw fense on his way to the hoop during the Parks come in handy again, Cor- between 1978 and 1983. If one down in warmups in rec league play. renti said. and Rec summer league. it is to add a fifth title to its belt, Swampscott can “I have a team full of get off to a good start by pitchers,” he said. “We defeating a Beverly team used nine kids pitching which, one year ago, won in the districts, which is Flag football game on tap for Lynn kids the 11-year-old regionals a lot. We have that depth in a championship game and we needed it. We were FOOTBALL sage from his own personal experi- “This city sees a lot of violence,” between the two teams. able to survive the loser’s From B1 ences. He tells kids that all it takes Smith said. “We want to send a mes- “We ended our summer bracket by having that is one bad decision for one to find sage to these kids that there’s an- last year at Harry Ball depth.” maybe if we pull them away from trouble. other way.” Field against Beverly,” Correnti said Swamp- the gangs for a day we can maybe “You can go left or you can go Smith also mentioned that it’s said manager Steve Cor- scott has had help from turn them into a high school ath- right,” he said, “and all it takes is important for organizations such renti, “so we’re looking several sources. lete or someone that does something one time going left for somebody to as Stop the Violence: Lynn to do as forward to getting back “Nathan DeRoche, both positive in high school.” get in trouble. I always went right.” much as they can to keep kids off the there and getting some re- on the mound and with Hogan added that the eight-mem- Hogan for many years ran a Fri- streets. demption.” the bat, has been con- ber committee organizes events with day night basketball league at the “The more we do for them, the bet- He knows what he’s up sistent. He’s among the a prior understanding that they can’t Fecteau-Leary Middle School with ter for everybody,” Smith said. “We against. team’s RBI leaders. Schro- eder has been a great de- have a positive impact on every child the same purpose: to keep kids occu- take sports and put it in the fore- “They are a very good they work with. fender at shortstop. Nate pied and out of harm’s way. front. That’s how we tackle this vi- team,” he said. “Most of “We understand that we’re not go- Marston pitched two of Rob Smith, another member of the olence.” those kids from last year ing to save every single kid,” Hogan committee, initially thought of the the Peabody. He’s only 11, He added, “This is a great orga- are back. We’ve scrim- said, “but if we save a couple kids, idea organizing a flag football event. and he goes out there and nization and I enjoy working with maged them, and some of we feel like we did our job.” After seeing strong turnouts in bas- competes hard. each and every one of them.” them are on an AAU team, Stop the Violence: Lynn looks ketball events, he felt it was time and we’ve gotten to see “Everyone has contrib- The tournament will begin at 8 to promote a positive message to think of something different. them play. So we’re famil- uted in one way or the oth- a.m. and consists of three divisions. Lynn’s youth about shying away “We do a 3-on-3 basketball tour- iar with some of the kids. er,” he said. “Connor (Cor- from violence and gang lifestyles, nament and we have a march in The Grammar School and High “We’ve also seen some renti) was very good in the while searching for positive alterna- September,” Smith said. “So why not School Divisions will each field four game accounts in the pa- last two games against tives. do a flag football event? We wanted teams, while the Middle School Di- per so we know what some Peabody. He had a great “What we say is that there’s a to bring the community together vision will suit eight teams in the of the kids have been do- bunt in the bottom of lot of negative stuff that one can through something positive and we tournament. ing,” he said. “It’s like any- the eighth inning (in last do,” Hogan said, “but if you look to wanted to do something other than Each team will have 10 players, thing else, you take the Thursday’s game) to get do something positive you’ll find a basketball.” two of which must be females. The knowledge you have and the winning run across. much better outcome.” Smith touched on the violence that rosters for the Grammar School use it.” Then he hit his first homer Hogan, a lifelong Lynn resident takes place in Lynn and said that Division are full, but there are still To get anywhere in a of the year Friday, and it and former girls basketball coach at sports is a useful platform for keep- openings for the Middle and High tournament, Correnti started the rally that gave Lynn English, said he echoes a mes- ing kids away from those negatives. School Divisions. said, you need your top us all our runs.” Swampscott Legion baseball knocks out Lynn in tight contest LEGION out, Jancsy knocked an triple. The inning was over, rightfielder, reached out the game was over on the the loss. From B1 RBI single to tie the game but Swampscott-Marble- for the ball and made the double play. “No,” he said. “We lost up at 2-2. Two batters lat- head took 4-2 lead. catch, but then dropped the “It was very quick,” said the game. I don’t want to two-run double to bring in er, Howard stepped in and Murphy breezed through ball on the transfer to his Lynn manager Doug Mul- blame anyone else.” the eventual game-win- hit a sinking line drive to a 1-2-3 sixth inning, but throwing hand. This caused lins. “It was about one sec- Swampscott-Marble- ning runs in the top of the left field. Lynn left fielder then allowed the first two a bit of confusion on the ond.” head needs two wins to sixth inning. Matt Stanley made a val- men of the seventh to reach basepaths, and Allard got Mullins explained that keep playing, after fall- “We got the timely hit- iant diving effort to make base. After a strikeout, the caught in between first and the base umpire had said ing to Middleton-Peabody ting when we needed it the catch, but the ball winning run came up to second for a double play. the right fielder dropped Monday, 2-0. Hubauer said today, which is something found its way under his the plate with one out. The Lynn coaches came out to the ball on the transfer, that at this point, he’s not we’ve been lacking over glove, allowing two runs batter was Andre Gaudet, argue that Howard dropped “and that’s the call they sure what the upcoming these past few games,” said Hubauer. to score before Howard who hit a hard line drive the ball on the initial catch, went with.” schedule looks like, but It was a slow start to the was thrown out trying to to right field. Howard, but after a quick discussion, Mullins did not want to knows his team will be game, with neither team stretch his double into a Swampscott-Marblehead’s the call was confirmed and blame the umpiring for ready to go. getting a foothold until the fourth inning. In the top of the fourth, Swamp- scott-Marblehead’s Pay- ton Jancsy reached on a fielder’s choice and then stole second base with two outs. Next up was Matt Hubauer, who hit an RBI single to right field to put Swampscott-Marblehead on the board. It didn’t take Lynn too long to respond. In the bottom of the fifth, Don- nie Weisse led off with a single and stole second base. Leadoff hitter Jack- son Allard followed that with an RBI single to tie the game, 1-1. Lynn even- tually got runners to sec- ond and third with two outs, and Allard came in to score on a passed ball to take the lead. However, Murphy was able to force a groundout to end the inning before any more damage was done. Swampscott-Marble- head turned right around and tied it up in the top ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON of the sixth. With runners on first and third with one Lynn shortstop Donnie Weisse greets Swampscott’s Matt Hubauer with a tag at second base. WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

THE SCHEDULE SPORTS BRIEFS NORTH SHORE NAVIGATORS SCHEDULE FCBL STANDINGS TODAY Lynn summer (Not including last night’s games) Little League Baseball Tonight Thursday Friday WEST State Sectional Playoff basketball league vs. Brockton at Martha’s W L Pct. GB Streak L10 At Harry Ball Field, Beverly Off Rox, 7 p.m. Vineyard Worcester 27 11 .711 — 1W 7-3 Swampscott vs. Beverly (5:30) Lynn Parks and Recre- Sharks, 7 p.m. Bristol 18 20 .474 9 1W 5-5 American Legion Baseball Pittsfield 14 21 .400 11½ 1W 2-8 ation is holding a summer District 8 Playoffs Torrington 14 22 .389 12 1W 3-7 S’scott-M’head vs. Peabody-Middle- evening basketball league, Wachusett 14 23 .378 12½ 2L 4-6 ton (Time and place TBA) Mondays through Thurs- EAST THURSDAY days from July 5-July 28, Saturday Sunday W L Pct. GB Streak L10 at Bristol Little League Baseball starting at 5 p.m. On Mon- at Torrington Seacoast 24 13 .649 — 2L 6-4 State Sectional Playoff Titans Blues Nashua 23 14 .622 1 1L 6-4 days and Tuesdays, games At Harry Ball Field, Beverly 7 p.m. (7) Navigators 19 21 .475 6½ 1L 5-5 Swampscott vs. Woburn (7:30) will be played at Breed Mid- M Vineyard 17 20 .459 7 2W 5-5 FRIDAY dle School, and on Wednes- Brockton 17 22 .436 8 1L 5-5 Little League Baseball days and Thursdays, games State Sectional Playoff At Harry Ball Field, Beverly will be held at Keaney Park Swampscott vs. Andover Nat. (5:30) on Goodridge St. Babe Ruth Baseball Porcello deals, shuts out Giants New England Regionals At Fraser Field, Lynn Lynn youth tennis BOSTON (AP) — Da- Lynn vs. Pittsfield (7) vid Ortiz hit a three-run SATURDAY clinic signups homer and Rick Porcel- lo remained unbeaten at Babe Ruth Baseball Lynn Parks and Recre- New England Regionals home as the Boston Red At Fraser Field, Lynn ation will be holding a Sox beat the struggling Lynn vs. Medford (7) youth tennis clinic on Mon- San Francisco Giants 4-0 SUNDAY days, Tuesdays and Wednes- on Tuesday night. Babe Ruth Baseball days from July 5-July 27 at Brock Holt also hom- New England Regionals the Breed Complex in Lynn. ered for the Red Sox, who At Fraser Field, Lynn won for the seventh time Lynn vs. Apple Valley, Maine (7) For kids ages eight and in eight games despite under, the clinic will run a strong start by former TV/RADIO from 5 p.m.-6 p.m., the ages teammate Jake Peavy. 9-11 group will run from 6 San Francisco remained TV p.m.-7 p.m., and ages 12 winless since the All-Star MLB: Atlanta at Cincinnati, and older will run from 7 break with its fourth p.m.-8 p.m. straight loss. The Giants MLB Network, 12:30 p.m.; had just five hits and only NY Mets at Chi. Cubs, three runners advanced Youth summer ESPN, 2:20 p.m.; Houston beyond first base. Porcello (12-2) scattered at Oakland, MLB Network, Track Series four hits over 6 1-3 in- 3:30 p.m.; San Francisco at The Lynn Parks and Rec- nings, striking out three Boston, ESPN, NESN, 7:10 reation Department’s youth and walking two while improving to 9-0 at home. p.m.; Texas at LA Angels, summer evening track Porcello settled down af- meets will be held at the MLB Network, 10 p.m. ter allowing singles to the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Manning Field in Lynn, first two batters he faced. WNBA: Connecticut at Dallas, running every Monday eve- Porcello ended up strik- Rick Porcello improved to 9-0 at home Tuesday, scattering four hits over NBA TV, 12:30 p.m.; San ning through August 15. ing out the side in the 6 1/3 innings. The meets begin at 6:30 first and the Giants had Antonio at Seattle, NBA TV, Series champions, struck runs when Peavy faced landing. p.m. There is no entry fee. two hits over the next five 3 p.m. out six over six innings Ortiz in the fourth. It was the 23rd homer of Among the events will the innings. Porcello left after walking Jarrett Parker and held his former team- Dustin Pedroia led off the season for Ortiz and Cycling: Tour de France the 30-meter dash for chil- with one out in the sev- mates to three hits, but with a walk and Xander the 526th of his career. (Stage 17), NBCSN, 8 a.m. dren 3 years old and young- enth. Reliever Robbie two left the park. Bogaerts followed with a The Giants were in Bos- er. Six longer races will be Holt's solo homer to cen- single, setting up Ortiz's ton for the first time since Auto racing: NASCAR Truck: Ross got a quick double held for those in high school play to end the threat. ter in the third was Bos- shot to right that cleared the Red Sox swept a three- Eldora Dirt Derby, FS1, 9 and younger.There will also Peavy (5-8), a key mem- ton's first hit and the Red the bullpen and several game interleague series in p.m. be a standing long jump ber of Boston's 2013 World Sox tacked on three more rows of seats before finally 2007. RADIO and softball throw. Children from all commu- MLB: San Francisco at Bos- nities are invited. To regis- Woods out of PGA championship ton, WEEI-FM (93.7), 7:10 ter or to find out more, visit p.m. www.lwrun.org. Tiger Woods withdrew from the PGA Championship, the TODAY IN SPORTS first time he will go an entire year without playing a major. July 20 seven holes, Curtis wins by a single The decision, while not a shot over Vijay Singh and Thomas 1858 — Fans are charged for the surprise, also means he will first time to see a baseball game. Bjorn. Approximately 1,500 fans pay 50 2006 — Written off as hopeless just go an entire PGA Tour sea- cents to see the New York All-Stars a day earlier, Floyd Landis has a son without playing. beat Brooklyn 22-18 at Fashion Race once-in-a-lifetime ride to revive his His agent, Mark Steinberg sagging chances of victory in the Course on Long Island. of Excel Sports Management, 1958 — The PGA championship Tour de France. Landis, who lost calls for medal play for the first time more than 8 minutes to the race said in a text to The Associated and Dow Finsterwald beats Billy leader Oscar Pereiro in a punishing Press on Tuesday that Woods Casper. stage just 24 hours earlier, puts him- will not play the remainder of 1963 — Mary Mills wins the U.S. self into third place trailing the lead- the tour season as he contin- Women’s Open golf championship by er by 30 seconds. three strokes over Sandra Palmer 2008 — Padraig Harrington is the ues to rehab following back and Louise Suggs. first European in more than a centu- surgeries. That would have 1974 — Carl Rosen’s Chris Evert ry to win golf’s oldest championship amounted to only three more beats Miss Musket by 50 lengths in two years in a row. Harrington pulls tournaments before the start the winner-take-all match race at Hol- away from mistake-prone Greg Nor- lywood Park. man and holds off a late charge by of the FedEx Cup playoffs. 1975 — Sandra Palmer wins the Ian Poulter for a four-shot victory in Steinberg said Woods will U.S. Women’s Open golf champion- the British Open. continue to work hard and ship by four strokes over Nancy 2009 — Lauren Lappin homers to assess when he can play Lopez, Joanne Carner and Sandra start a three-run rally in the third Post. inning, and the United States beats the following season, which 1997 — Justin Leonard closes with Australia 3-1 in the World Cup of starts in October. a 65 to win the British Open at Softball championship game at Okla- In public appearances dating 12-under 272 at Royal Troon. Leon- homa City. to April, whether it was open- ard, whose closing round is one of 2010 — One day after Ilya Koval- ing his golf course in Houston the best in major championship his- chuk of the New Jersey Devils tory, takes the lead from Jesper agrees to a staggering contract, the or hosting his tournament in Parnevik with a birdie on No. 17. NHL rejects the deal. Kovalchuk’s Washington, Woods has given 2002 — Tiger Woods, trying to win landmark 17-year, $102 million con- no indication when he will be the third leg of the Grand Slam, tract with the Devils is deemed to ready to compete. He had his shoots his worst round (81) as a circumvent the league’s salary cap. professional, knocking himself out of 2013 — China’s Wu Minxia and Shi PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS second and third back surger- contention. Tingmao wins the first diving gold ies last year and has said he 2003 — Ben Curtis, an unknown medal at the world championships in Tiger Woods withdrew from the PGA championship as he continues to wants to take his time making PGA Tour rookie in his first major Barcelona, Spain. Wu earns a record recover from back surgery. sure it heals. championship, wins the British Open. sixth world title in the women’s Despite four bogeys on the final 3-meter synchronized springboard.

MLB Navs let lead slip away in 13th inning AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division East Division NAVS less innings, allowing just innings of no-hit baseball The Navigators will be W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Baltimore 53 39 .576 — Washington 56 37 .602 — From B1 one hit. Brian Burke (Cur- and he picked up four back in action at Fraser Boston 52 39 .571 ½ Miami 50 42 .543 5½ ry College) came in next strikeouts during the out- Toronto 52 42 .553 2 New York 50 43 .538 6 Field on Thursday, July New York 47 46 .505 6½ Philadelphia 43 51 .457 13½ On the mound, the Nav- and worked 1 2/3 innings ing. DiPasquale’s ERA Tampa Bay 35 57 .380 18 Atlanta 32 61 .344 24 igators got a good effort of shutout baseball. since joining the Naviga- 21 when they take on the Central Division Central Division out of their bullpen to W L Pct GB W L Pct GB The best performance tors remains under 1.00. Brockton Rox. First pitch Cleveland 54 38 .587 — Chicago 56 37 .602 — keep them in the game came from Quinn Di- The Navs made a couple Detroit 49 45 .521 6 St. Louis 48 44 .522 7½ for that game is scheduled Kansas City 47 45 .511 7 Pittsburgh 48 45 .516 8 late. Cam Lanzilli (UMass Pasquale (Stevens Insti- of errors in the 13th and Chicago 45 47 .489 9 Milwaukee 39 52 .429 16 Lowell) tossed 1 1/3 score- tute). He pitched 2 1/3 let the game slip away. for 7:00 p.m. Minnesota 34 59 .366 20½ Cincinnati 35 58 .376 21 West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Texas 55 39 .585 — San Francisco 57 37 .606 — Houston 50 43 .538 4½ Los Angeles 52 42 .553 5 Lynn welcomes Babe Ruth regionals Seattle 47 46 .505 7½ Colorado 43 49 .467 13 Los Angeles 41 52 .441 13½ San Diego 41 52 .441 15½ Oakland 41 52 .441 13½ Arizona 40 53 .430 16½ BABE RUTH awesome,” said committee tournament — one that it A.J. Luciano. From B1 member Dave Raymond of would have had automat- Elwell is the manag- Tuesday’s Games (Pineda 3-9), 7:05 p.m. the Lynn Housing Author- ically by virtue of hosting N.Y. Yankees 7, Baltimore 1 San Francisco (Cain 1-5) at Boston er, and Sean Leydon and Boston 4, San Francisco 0 (Pomeranz 8-7), 7:10 p.m. Bill Terlecky, gener- ity. “That was the hardest it. “Our kids have had this Minnesota 6, Detroit 2 Texas (Perez 7-6) at L.A. Angels (Santia- al manager of the North part, and she knew exact- as a goal for three years. Ryan Boisselle are the Cleveland at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. go 7-4), 10:05 p.m. Tampa Bay at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. Atlanta (Harrell 1-1) at Cincinnati (DeS- Shore Navigators, has of- ly what we needed. She’s “They’ve been a great coaches. Toronto at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. clafani 4-0), 12:35 p.m. fered as much help as he Houston at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. been great.” group to coach,” he said. Games will be held Fri- San Diego (Rea 5-3) at St. Louis (Marti- Texas at L.A. Angels, 10:05 p.m. can give with Fraser Field Also, Brian Lozzi de- “And the parents have nez 8-6), 2:15 p.m., 1st game day through Sunday at 10 Chicago White Sox at Seattle, 10:10 end of the tournament, signed and compiled the been great too. We couldn’t p.m. N.Y. Mets (Colon 8-4) at Chicago Cubs a.m., 1 p.m., 4 p.m. and 7 L.A. Dodgers at Washington, 7:05 p.m. (Hendricks 8-6), 2:20 p.m. Earp said, adding that program book. Other have done this were it not Miami at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. L.A. Dodgers (Norris 5-7) at Washington Babe Ruth will get all of committee members are for them. They can be held p.m., with Lynn playing N.Y. Mets 2, Chicago Cubs 1 (Gonzalez 5-8), 7:05 p.m. Pittsburgh 3, Milwaukee 2 Miami (Chen 5-3) at Philadelphia the gate and split conces- league president Jim Be- up as role models for all the late games all three Atlanta at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. (Hellickson 6-7), 7:05 p.m. sions, with its half going to liveau, Sean Leydon, Ryan parents.” San Diego at St. Louis, ppd. nights. It opens Friday Milwaukee (Anderson 4-10) at Pitts- defray costs. Boisselle, Jim Hennessey, Lynn’s team consists Wednesday’s Games burgh (Locke 8-5), 7:05 p.m. with Pittsfield, plays Med- Minnesota (Santana 3-8) at Detroit (Ver- San Diego (Cashner 4-7) at St. Louis The matter of finding a Joe Gill, Bob Cuozzo and of Aedan Leydon, Brett lander 9-6), 1:10 p.m. (Garcia 6-6), 8:15 p.m., 2nd game hotel proved easier than John Kasian. Bucklin, Luke Boisselle, ford Saturday and Apple Cleveland (Carrasco 6-3) at Kansas City Thursday’s Games (Kennedy 6-7), 2:15 p.m. Baltimore at N.Y. Yankees, 1:05 p.m. anticipated because the While helping to prepare James Wilkins, Christian Hill Sunday. Tampa Bay (Archer 4-13) at Colorado Minnesota at Boston, 7:10 p.m. (De La Rosa 6-6), 3:10 p.m. organization’s contact at for the tournament, Elwell Burt, Dayshon Anderson, The other division con- Detroit at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. Houston (Fister 9-6) at Oakland (Meng- the Quality Inn on Route has also managed his 15s Zach Elwell, Mike Leavitt, den 1-4), 3:35 p.m. Tampa Bay at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. sists of Somersworth, L.A. Dodgers at Washington, 12:05 p.m. 1 in Saugus is a former to the state championship. Danny Lilja, David Bar- Chicago White Sox (Gonzalez 2-5) at Trumbull, Smithfield/ Seattle (Hernandez 4-4), 3:40 p.m. Miami at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. member of the Revere “It was important for us nard, Anthony Nikolaka- Toronto (Stroman 7-4) at Arizona (Corbin Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. North Providence and 4-8), 3:40 p.m. San Diego at St. Louis, 7:15 p.m. Babe Ruth organization. to earn this,” Elwell said, kis, Erick Ubri, Kevin Baltimore (Gallardo 3-1) at N.Y. Yankees Atlanta at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. “(Kathy Blouin) has been regarding its spot in the Durant, Matt Gisonno and Brattleboro. B4 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 2016 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

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

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

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CANCER (June 21-July 22) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Take a chance and visit a place Seize the moment and take ad- You don’t have to say yes to If you sign a contract or devel- Offer your services in order Concentrate on negotiations you’ve never been before or vantage of a suggestion some- every request that comes your op a plan that includes some- to enjoy the benefits that you and situations that need some one you want to collaborate attention. A personal or physi- consider signing up for an one makes. A partnership will way. Divvy up your time careful- will receive in return. Taking a event or activity that will bring inspire you to try something ly to ensure that you take care with, you will benefit from the cal change will turn out better outcome. High energy coupled different approach to whatever than anticipated. Romance is out your creative talents. Re- you’ve never done before. Help- of your own concerns first and you do will distinguish you as a connect with an old friend. ing others will be gratifying. foremost. with determination will lead to encouraged. success. free thinker. 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) Taking short trips or visiting If you share your feelings, you If you look at the bright side of You will have to make a choice. ARIES (March 21-April 19) Don’t worry about what any- Don’t be fooled by a fast talk- friends or someone you can will be able to resolve issues a situation, you will come out a You can chase a dream or one else is doing. Consider learn from will lead you on a er. Stay on top of your financial that concern you. A change winner. You should be able to you can establish a strategy what you enjoy doing most and new adventure. Soak in every- will give you a new lease on coax someone you enjoy being that has the potential to bring use your skills and knowledge situation. The appreciation you thing you see and hear, and life. Romance and personal with to take part in your esca- greater security and stability to to develop what you want to get for helping others will be incorporate what you can use improvements are highlighted. pades. your life. achieve. Romance is featured. rewarding into your everyday life.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Wife joining the workforce wants her own bank account We love all of those aces and shortages DEAR ABBY: My wife night. I’m a daytime per- Eddie Rickenbacker said, of those aces and the fifth and I have been together Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van son, and it’s much easier “The obviously inexperienced trump. He should control-bid for eight years. When we Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, to get out as “Sheila” in pilot is the game the scientific four clubs to suggest a slam, the late mornings and air-fighter goes after, and the but hopefully the auction first met, I was in the mil- and was founded by her mother, majority of victories are won would end in five diamonds. itary and she was a bar- Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at early afternoons. Is there that way. But, on the other How should declarer plan tender. Needless to say, DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los some way for me to find hand, it is the novice usually the play after the spade-king she made far more money Angeles, CA 90069. some groups that meet in who gets the famous ace by lead? than I did at the time. Six the afternoon? Is there doing at some moment the South should see five pos- months into our relation- someone I can contact? I unexpected thing.” sible losers: three spades, sented her for not working who has a deep, burning Rickenbacker must have one heart and one diamond. ship, she got pregnant because she has been car- desire to be a woman. I appreciate your help. avoided those novices during He can eliminate the spade and quit her job. For the ing for our children, our guess you could call me JUST A DREAM World War I. At the bridge ta- losers by ruffing them on the next seven years she home and has been a full- gender dysphoric. I will ble, we love not only aces but board. The play should go: raised our children and time student, but the never realize this dream DEAR JUST A DREAM: also well-placed shortages. spade ace, spade ruff, club to went to school while I did thought of her wanting to of mine, though, and I Look at today’s North hand. the ace, spade ruff, club king, An organization that has Partner opens one diamond, club ruff in hand, spade ruff whatever I had to do — keep her money to herself have accepted myself as I appeared in my column be- and the next player makes a with the diamond king, dia- working two jobs — to is weird and hurtful to me. am and have learned to fore may be helpful for you. takeout double. How would mond ace, heart to the ace, make enough to pay the How can I bring this up live with it. I am not de- It’s the Society for the Sec- you plan the auction? diamond jack. Declarer loses bills. with her without it mak- pressed. ond Self (Tri-Ess Interna- To be honest, it isn’t clear- only two tricks. I am now out of the mil- ing it seem like I think she My situation is difficult tional), and it offers not cut what to do. You might itary. I have been at a owes me something? bid one heart, but a 4-4 fit because my wife does not only support for heterosex- there is unlikely. My favor- company for six years, approve, so I try to be dis- ual cross-dressers, but also SEPARATE ite choice is a three-spade and we are finally reach- creet. Sometimes I under- their spouses, partners ACCOUNTS IN TEXAS splinter bid, to show a single- ing a point where we don’t dress and finish my hair and families. ton or void in spades, four or worry about money as DEAR SEPARATE AC- and makeup in the car in It’s the oldest and largest more diamonds and at least much. She will graduate a park. Then I’ll walk or support organization for game-forcing values (which COUNTS: Ask your wife makes it a slight overbid). An from school soon, and why she wants to separate go shopping. I like people cross-dressers and the peo- alternative is two no-trump, hopefully start working your finances, because to see me like this. Be- ple who love them. It pro- Truscott, promising four-card right after. She now says marriage is supposed to be cause they don’t know me, motes cross-dressing with or longer diamond support that when she starts a partnership. She does I’m sure sometimes they dignity and decency, and and at least game-invitational working, she wants to “owe you something” — an see a man in a dress, but I treats spouses on an equal values. Or you could redouble, keep separate bank ac- basis with their indicating 10-plus high-card explanation. don’t mind. points. counts and split the bills However, I am always cross-dressers. To learn After the splinter bid, South evenly based on pay. DEAR ABBY: I am a alone in my altered state more about it, contact Tri- should love his hand with all Until now, I haven’t re- 65-year-old cross-dresser and all the groups meet at Ess at www.tri-ess.org.

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Lynn Housing Authority and Neighborhood Development NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE Invitation for Bid By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage PAY CALLS APARTMENTS Elevator Equipment Replacement given by Crystal Swaney a/k/a Crystal G. Holloway to Beneficial Massachusetts, The Lynn Housing Authority and Neighborhood Development, the Awarding Inc. dated March 15, 2007, recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Lynn ~ 1, 2, 3 bdrms. Clean, modern Authority, invites sealed bids for the Elevator Equipment Replacement, for the Registry of Deeds in Book 26663, Page 302; said mortgage was then assigned to Pay Call Numbers apartments. On bus line, parking, Lynn Housing Authority and Neighborhood Development, 95 Tremont Street, Wall U.S. Bank Trust, N.A., as Trustee for LSF8 Master Participation Trust by virtue of an (900, 976 and 550) laundry. From $1075, No fees. Call ~ Plaza in Lynn, Massachusetts, in accordance with the documents prepared by RDK assignment dated September 12, 2014, and recorded in Book 33545, at Page Advertiser telephone numbers with 781-477-6457 Engineers, 200 Brickstone Square, Andover, MA 01810. 316, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder for breach of 900, 976 and 550 prefixes MUST In general, the Project consists of, but not limited to: conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be disclose the price of the telephone DANVERS ~ MOBILE HOME o This project includes a modernization/replacement to the two (2) existing sold at PUBLIC AUCTION at 11:00 AM on August 11, 2016, on the mortgaged call. When a number is published Clean and furnished, 1 bdrm, elevator machines room at 95 Tremont Street, Lynn, Massachusetts. . premises. The entire mortgaged premises, all and singular, the premises as within the advertisement the per convenient location, no pets. The work is estimated to cost approximately $623,000. described in said mortgage: minute andr flat charge must be Call ~ 978-774- 4303 General Bidders must be certified by the Division of Capital Asset Management A CERTAIN PARCEL OF LAND TOGETHER WITH THE BUILDINGS THEREON, SITUATED included. If you dial a pay per call (DCAM) and must submit a current DCAMM Certificate of Eligibility in General IN SAID LYNN, BEING SHOWN AS LOT 132 ON A 'PLAN OF LOTS AT LINWOOD IN number from an advertisement appear- OFFICE SPACE Building Construction and a signed Update Statement (CQ3). LYNN, MASS. OWNED BY GEORGE B. WATSON.' DATED OCTOBER 5, 1916, AND ing in the classified section and it Bids are subject to M.G.L. c149, s44A-J and to Federal Minimum Wage Rates as RECORDED WITH ESSEX SOUTH DISTRICT REGISTRY OF DEEDS IN PLAN BOOK 29 DOES NOT disclose this information, well as other applicable laws. PLAN 28, BOUNDED AND DESCRIBED SA FOLLOWS: WESTERLY BY LINWOOD please notify the Item classified THE EDISON This project is funded through HUD and is subject to the provisions of the STREET ON TWO COURSES, 20.73 FEET AND 31.77 FEET; SOUTHERLY BY FIVE department immediately. Response to OFFICE SPACE Several sizes Section 3 program, (Minority and low-income outreach) which requires that to FOOT PASSAGEWAY LEADING FROM LINWOOD STREET TO BALLCOVE ROAD, any pay per call numbers will be available. the greatest extent possible, these project funds provide job training, 114.49 FEET; EASTERLY BY LOT 117 ON SAID PLAN, 43.79 FEET; AND NORTHERLY charged to your telephone bill and HVAC, Parking employment and contract opportunities for low or very low-income residents in BY LOT 131 ON SAID PLAN, 114.70 FEET. SUBJECT TO AND WITH THE BENEFIT OF anyone under 18 years of age must Call John ~ 781-593-2730 connection with projects and activities in their neighborhoods. EASEMENT OF RECORD SO FAR AS MAY NOW BE IN FORCE AND APPLICABLE. have parent's consent. General Bids will be received until 11:00 a.m. on Friday, August 19, 2016, and BEING THE SAME PROPERTY CONVEYED FROM LENORE SVENSON AND RANDALL Please call immediately for further publicly opened forthwith at Lynn Housing Authority & Neighborhood Development, F. SVENSON, TENANCY NOT STATED TO CRYSTAL SWANEY, TENANCY NOT STATED details or information. ROOMS 92 Curwin Circle, Lynn, Massachusetts 01905. BY DEED RECORDED 11/24/03, IN BOOK 22111, AT PAGE 557, IN THE CLASSIFIED (781)593-7700 Filed sub-bids for the trades listed below will be received until 11:00 a.m. on REGISTER'S OFFICE OF ESSEX COUNTY, MASSACHUSETTS. LYNN ~ Clean, well managed rooms in Friday, August 12, 2016 and publicly opened forthwith at Lynn Housing Authority Subject to and with the benefit of easements, reservation, restrictions, and secure building, $607 a month, w/d & Neighborhood Development, 92 Curwin Circle, Lynn, Massachusetts 01905. taking of record, if any, insofar as the same are now in force and applicable. MISC. on premises, free internet, free basic Filed sub-bidders must be DCAM certified for the trades listed below and bidders In the event of any typographical error set forth herein in the legal description of cable, private bathroom. Call ~ must include a current DCAM Sub-Bidder Certificate of Eligibility and a signed the premises, the description as set forth and contained in the mortgage shall SAWMILLS from only $4397.00-MAKE 781-535-8808 DCAM Sub-Bidder's Update Statement. control by reference. & SAVE MONEY with your own SUBTRADES 14210 Elevator This property has the address of 23 Linwood Street , Lynn, MA 01905 bandmill-Cut lumber any dimension. In 16000 Electrical Together with all the improvements now or hereafter erected on the property REAL ESTATE stock ready to ship! FREE Info/DVD: All Bids should be delivered to: Lynn Housing Authority Modernization Office, 92 and all easements, rights, appurtenances, rents, royalties, mineral, oil and gas www.NorwoodSawmills.com Curwin Circle, Lynn, Massachusetts 01905 and received no later than the dates rights and profits, water rights and stock and all fixtures now or hereafter a part of 1-800-578-1363 Ext.300N and times specified above. the property. All replacements and additions shall also be covered by this sale. BURIAL PLOTS General Bids must be accompanied by a negotiable bid guarantee which shall not Terms of Sale: Said premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes be less than five percent (5%) of the greatest possible bid amount (considering and assessments, tax sales, tax titles and other municipal liens and water or sewer MERCHANDISE any Alternates). Bid guarantee should be made payable to the Lynn Housing liens and State or County transfer fees, if any there are, and TEN THOUSAND PURITAN LAWN Double lot with double vaults in Authority. DOLLARS ($10,000.00) in cashier's or certified check will be required to be paid beautiful area, close to lake. Goes for Bid Forms and Contract Documents will be available for pickup on the by the purchaser at the time and place of the sale as a deposit and the balance in WANTED TO BUY $6200; selling for $3500. beginning of the business day on Wednesday, July 20, 2016 at cashier's or certified check will be due in thirty (30) days, at the offices of Doonan, CALL: 781-296-5455 www.BidDocsOnline.com (may be viewed electronically and hardcopy Graves & Longoria, LLC, 100 Cummings Center, Suite 225D, Beverly, MA 01915, requested) or at Nashoba Blue, Inc. at 433 Main Street, Hudson, MA 01749 time being of the essence. MILITARY ITEMS COMMERCIAL (978-568-1167). The Mortgagee reserves the right to postpone the sale to a later date by Revolutionary war through There is a refundable plan deposit of $50.00 per set (maximum of 2 sets) payable public proclamation at the time and date appointed for the sale and to further Vietnam & most countries. to BidDocsOnline Inc. postpone at any adjourned saledate by public proclamation at the time and date CALL Peter 1-781-631-1718 Deposits must be electronically paid or must be a certified or cashier's check. This appointed for the adjourned sale date. LAND deposit will be refunded for up to two sets for General Bidders and for one set for The premises is to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, HELP WANTED WANTED Sub-bidders upon return of the sets in good condition within thirty days of receipt restrictions, leases, tenancies, and rights of possession, building and zoning laws, BUILDABLE LOTS of general bids. Otherwise the deposit shall be the property of the awarding encumbrances, condominium liens, if any and all other claim in the nature of OR authority. liens, if any there be. JOB INFORMATION TEAR-DOWNS Bidders requesting Contract documents be mailed to them shall include a In the event that the successful bidder at the foreclosure sale shall default in SERVICES CALL: JOHN separate check for $50.00 per set for UPS Ground (or $65.00 per set for UPS purchasing the within described property according to the terms of this Notice of 781- 581 - 5940, EXT 107 overnight), payable to BidDocsOnline, to cover mailing costs. Sale and/or the terms of the Memorandum of Sale executed at the time of Bidders must submit as part of their bid a completed form HUD-5369-A, foreclosure, the Mortgagee reserves the right to sell the property by foreclosure NOTICE Don't pay to find work before you get All real estate advertising in this Representations, Certification and Other Statements of Bidders". deed to the second highest bidder, providing that said second highest bidder shall the job. Legitimate job placement firms newspaper is subject to the Federal A Pre-Bid Conference is scheduled for Wednesday, July 27, 2016 at 10:00 deposit with the Mortgagee's attorneys, DOONAN, GRAVES, & LONGORIA LLC, 100 Fair Housing Act of 1968, the Massachu- that work to fill specific positions a.m. on site at Wall Plaza Development, 95 Tremont Street, Lynn, MA 01905. Cummings Center, Suite 225D, Beverly, MA 01915, the amount of the required setts Anti Discrimination Act and the Boston and cannot charge an upfront fee. For free Cambridge Fair Housing Ordinances, which makes Immediately following the conference, the job and existing building will be deposit as set forth herein within three (3) business days after written notice of the it illegal to advertise any preference, limitation, or information about avoiding employ- available for inspection. It is strongly recommended that prospective bidders default of the previous highest bidder and title shall be conveyed to the said discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, ment service scams, write the Federal handicap, familial status, national origin, ancestry, attend. second highest bidder within thirty (30) days of said written notice. Trade Commission at Washington, age, children, marital status, sexual orientation, The Contract Documents may be seen, but not removed at: If the second highest bidder declines to purchase the within described veteran's status, or source of income or any D.C., 20580 or call the National Fraud property, the Mortgagee reserves the right to purchase the within described intention to make any such preference, limitation Information Center, or discrimination. Nashoba Blue, Inc. Reed Construction Data property at the amount bid by the second highest bidder. 1-800-876-7060 This newspaper will not knowingly accept any 433 Main Street Documents Processing Center The foreclosure deed and the consideration paid by the successful bidder advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all Hudson, MA 01749 30 Technology Parkway shall be held in escrow by DOONAN, GRAVES, & LONGORIA LLC, (hereinafter NOTICE dwellings in this newspaper are available on an South, Suite 500 called the "Escrow Agent") until the deed shall be released from escrow to the For more information and assistance equal opportunity basis. To complain of discrimination, please call HUD toll-free at (978) 568-1167 Norcross, GA 30092 successful bidder at the same time as the consideration is released to the regarding the reliability of business 1-800-669-9777. For the N.E. area, call HUD at www.biddocsonline.com Phone: (800) 910-6383 Mortgagee, thirty (30) days after the date of sale, whereupon all obligations of the opportunities, work-at-home opportuni- 617-595-5308. The toll-free number for the Fax: (303) 265-5722 Escrow Agent shall be deemed to have been properly fulfilled and the Escrow ties, employment services and financ- hearing-impaired is 1-800-927-9275. www.Reedplans.com Agent shall be discharged. ing, the Daily Item urges its readers to Other terms to be announced at the sale. contact the Better Business Bureau REAL ESTATE Project Dog Dated: June 24, 2016 Inc., 290 Donald Lynch Blvd., Suite WANTED 18 Graf Road, Unit 8 U.S. Bank Trust, N.A., as Trustee for LSF8 Master Participation Trust By: 102, Marlborough, MA 07152-4705 or Newburyport, MA 01950 Reneau J Longoria. Esq., call 508-652-4800 Hudson, MA 01749 DOONAN, GRAVES, & LONGORIA LLC Phone: (978) 499-9014 100 Cummings Center, Suite 225D GENERAL Fax: (978) 499-9016 Beverly, MA 01915 HELP WANTED (978) 921-2670, The contact person for the Lynn Housing Authority is Tim Leonard, (339) www.dgandl.com 52400 883-2620. Lynn Housing Authority reserves the right to reject any and all bids or (SWANEY) FEI # 1078.01778 07/13/2016, 07/20/2016, 07/27/2016 GENERAL HELP to waive any informality in the bidding if it be in the public interest to do so. No bid Item: July 13, 20, 27, 2016 MACHINE SHOP shall be withdrawn for a period of thirty (30) days, Saturdays, Sundays, and legal Full Time holidays excluded, after approval of the award by the Lynn Housing Authority PS ORANGECO, INC. No Experience Necessary without written consent of the Authority. NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION Item: July 20, 2016 Will Train NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION Uniforms Provided at 9am on July 28, 2016 at PS ORANGECO Inc., 595 Lynnway, Lynn MA, 01905: BC/BS AVAILABLE PS ORANGECO, INC. Unit 012 Toniea Coleman Boxes Bags Totes NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION Unit 036 Babatunde Adeyemi Boxes Bags Totes W.J. 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Unit 2067 Marie Nicole Jean-Esterlin Boxes Bags Totes Unit 410 Michael Kelly Boxes Bags Totes Call 617-719-3710 Unit 2094 Nasso Moutsoulas Boxes Bags Totes Unit 431 Kelli Pollard Boxes Bags Totes Unit 2202 Mary Warren Boxes Bags Totes Unit 472 Rafael Pineda Boxes Bags Totes Unit 2242 Gessica Prophete Boxes Bags Totes Unit 507 Doreen Knight Boxes Bags Totes Unit 3119 Deric Thompson Boxes Bags Totes Unit 528 Corey Morris Boxes Bags Totes NEWSPAPER READERS WANTED to participate in an in-person research You pick the date to move. Unit 3185 Ana Grullon Boxes Bags Totes Unit 623 Steven Raggiani Boxes Bags Totes Leave what you want. project. Participants will receive $100. Unit 3189 Caretha Anderson Boxes Bags Totes Unit 632 Fernando Velasquez Boxes Bags Totes Pay no commission if we buy your house. We want to know your opinions about Unit 3191 Thiare Rossi Boxes Bags Totes Unit 636 Jean Magnuson Boxes Bags Totes Call David Hughes at Century 21 Hughes. what separates the great newspapers Unit 3233 Cecelia Burke Boxes Bags Totes Unit 677 Anna Todd-Herrick Boxes Bags Totes 781-599-1776 PURCHASES MUST BE MADE AT TIME OF SALE WITH CASH ONLY. Unit 707 Leah Quigley Boxes Bags Totes from the good ones. The research will ALL GOODS SOLD "AS IS" and must be removed at time of sale. PURCHASES MUST BE MADE AT TIME OF SALE WITH CASH ONLY. be conducted during the last two PS ORANGECO, INC. reserves the right to withdraw units from sale ALL GOODS SOLD "AS IS" and must be removed at time of sale. weeks of July in Dedham, MA, and and to cancel auction without further notice. PS ORANGECO, INC. reserves the right to withdraw units from sale your 3-hour interview can be sched- Mark Hrenko, agent for owners. and to cancel auction without further notice. uled at your convenience. If you are an RELOCATING? Notice posted July 13, 2016 and July 20, 2016 Mark Hrenko, agent for owners. avid reader of daily and/or weekly Item: July 13, 20, 2016 Notice posted July 13, 2016 and July 20, 2016 newspapers, please call the New Item: July 13, 20, 2016 England Newspaper & Press Associa- tion at (781) 320-8042 for more info, PS ORANGECO, INC. or go to www.noy.nenpa.com NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION PS ORANGECO, INC. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION NOW HIRING! Senior Diesel Mechan- at 9am on July 28, 2016 at PS ORANGECO Inc., 240 Newbury Street, Peabody NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION ics in Woburn, Massachusetts! $2,000 MA, 01960: at 9am on July 28, 2016 at PS ORANGECO Inc., 195 Ward Street, Revere MA, Sign-On Bonus Relocation Package! Unit B039 Joseph Barbuto Boxes Bags Totes 02151: Over 18 Years Old;4+Years' Experience Unit B162 Mark Stickney Boxes Bags Totes PURCHASES MUST BE MADE AT TIME OF SALE WITH CASH ONLY. Competitive Pay, Great Benefits! Unit B271 Karina Duran Boxes Bags Totes ALL GOODS SOLD "AS IS" and must be removed at time of sale. 1-877-220-5627wm.com/careers Unit C007 John Capone Boxes Bags Totes PS ORANGECO, INC. reserves the right to withdraw units from sale Director of Maintenance “Helpful tips” Unit C009 Miranda Pramataris Boxes Bags Totes and to cancel auction without further notice. The Melrose Housing Authority is Unit D018 Ashley Connolly Boxes Bags Totes Unit 0022 David Santana Boxes Bags Totes seeking a qualified individual for the for a S-M-O-O-T-H Unit D034 James Carbone Boxes Bags Totes Unit 0052 Eyette Green Boxes Bags Totes full-time position of Director of Unit D154 Robert Jackson Boxes Bags Totes Unit 0061 Kristina Botticelli Boxes Bags Totes Maintenance. This position supervises trouble-free move! PURCHASES MUST BE MADE AT TIME OF SALE WITH CASH ONLY. Unit 0069 James Demchenko Boxes Bags Totes all maintenance work and a staff of ALL GOODS SOLD "AS IS" and must be removed at time of sale. Unit 0130 Tony Penta Boxes Bags Totes four employees plus outside contrac- Designate a drawer for PS ORANGECO, INC. reserves the right to withdraw units from sale Unit 0242 Ricardo Baez Boxes Bags Totes tors. A construction supervisor license essentials such as and to cancel auction without further notice. Unit 0275 Sean Duggan Boxes Bags Totes and/or a Massachusetts building sheets and towels for Mark Hrenko, agent for owners. Unit 0420 Byrant Taylor Boxes Bags Totes trades license is desired but not Notice posted July 13, 2016 and July 20, 2016 Unit 0423 Timothy Rodriguez Boxes Bags Totes required. The successful candidate will quick access the first Item: July 13, 20, 2016 Unit 0436 John Brennan Boxes Bags Totes have a minimum of 7 years' experience night you move into Unit 0451 John Linck Boxes Bags Totes in the building trades and mainte- your new home. PS ORANGECO, INC. Unit 0497 Mireline Thermidor Boxes Bags Totes nance operations. Previous supervisory NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION Unit 0520 Ruben Valez Boxes Bags Totes experience is a plus. This position NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION Unit 0650 Michael Szimanski Boxes Bags Totes comes with a competitive salary and Plan a garage/yard at 9am on July 28, 2016 at PS ORANGECO Inc., 233 Newbury Street, Danvers MA, Unit 0657 Anthony Macareno Boxes Bags totes excellent benefits package. sale before you move. 01923: Mark Hrenko, agent for owners. Resumes will be received until 4:00 Unit A1143 Andrea Dimino Boxes Bags Totes Notice posted July 13, 2016 and July 20 2016 p.m. on Thursday, July 21, 2016 and PURCHASES MUST BE MADE AT TIME OF SALE WITH CASH ONLY. Item: July 13, 20, 2016 should be addressed to: Melrose Fresh coffee, baking ALL GOODS SOLD "AS IS" and must be removed at time of sale. Housing Authority/Director of Mainte- soda, or charcoal in a PS ORANGECO, INC. reserves the right to withdraw units from sale nance position sock, placed inside and to cancel auction without further notice. 910 Main Street, Melrose, MA 02176 Mark Hrenko, agent for owners. Catch up with your Attn: James Holt, Executive Director your refrigerator will Notice posted July 13, 2016 and July 20, 2016 A pre-employment physical including keep the inside smell- Item: July 13, 20, 2016 favorite team drug testing and a CORI review are mandatory. The MHA is an Equal ing fresh and clean. Opportunity Employer. in Item Sports! 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By Adriana and inflation shoot up. Decades of research Gomez Licon Rio de Janeiro is one shows that people have a ASSOCIATED PRESS of the hardest-hit states. difficult time keeping their Plunging oil prices and a minds on boring tasks like RIO DE JANEIRO — massive kickback scheme monitoring systems that Two weeks away from the at state oil company Petro- rarely fail and hardly ever Olympics, nearly two out bras have depleted the require them to take ac- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS of three Brazilians believe state’s accounts so severely tion. The human brain Kaushik Raghu, senior staff engineer at Audi, takes his hands off the that hosting them will that the state’s acting gov- continually seeks stimula- steering wheel while demonstrating an Audi self-driving vehicle on cause the country more ernor declared financial tion. If the mind isn’t en- I-395 expressway in Arlington, Va., Friday. harm than good, an opin- disaster in June. The move gaged, it will wander until ion poll said Tuesday as gave officials the freedom to it finds something more up or slow down based on a highway near Gains- driver’s attention is di- worries grow over crime manage shrinking resourc- interesting to think about. on surrounding traffic or ville, according to federal verted. and budget cuts. es without breaking fiscal The more reliable the sys- on the driver’s set speed. investigators and the au- But Brown’s failure to Half of the people sur- laws and opened the way tem, the more likely it is It can change lanes with tomaker. brake means he either veyed by Datafolha that attention will wane. for the federal government a flip of its signal, auto- Tesla warns drivers to didn’t see the truck in his pollster oppose the big Automakers are in the to send an aid package of matically apply brakes, keep their hands on the path or saw it too late to sporting event. The dis- $860 million to pay for se- process of adding increas- or scan for parking spaces wheel even though Au- respond — an indication approval has doubled in curity during the event. ingly automated systems and parallel park on com- topilot is driving, or the he was relying on the au- three years, and the frus- About 85,000 police and that effectively drive cars mand. vehicle will automatically tomation and his mind tration is even greater in soldiers will be working in some or most circum- Joshua Brown, a slow to a stop. A self-driv- south and southeast Bra- during the Games, twice stances, but still require 40-year-old tech company ing system Audi plans to was elsewhere, said Mis- zil, which includes the the security contingent of the driver as a backup in owner from Canton, Ohio, introduce in its 2018 A7, sy Cummings, director host city Rio de Janeiro. London 2012, but experts case the vehicle encoun- who was an enthusiastic which the company says of Duke University’s Hu- The popularity of the worry about public safety ters a situation unantici- fan of the technology, was will be the most advanced mans and Autonomy Lab- Games has dropped dra- after the event ends. Rio’s pated by its engineers. killed when neither he nor on the market, monitors oratory. The truck driver matically as Brazil weath- murder and robbery rates Tesla’s Autopilot, for his Tesla Model S sedan’s drivers’ head and eye said he had heard a Harry ers a two-year-long reces- have already gone up this example, can steer itself Autopilot braked for a movements, and automat- Potter video playing in the sion, and unemployment year. within a lane and speed truck making a left turn ically slows the car if the car after the crash. B8 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 2016 FOOD All the old stores

Here’s a phrase that I often hear when I meet someone at the grocery store or on the sidewalk: “I waited on you at L.H. Rogers.” Salespeople remember me from years ago, when my children were little and sales clerks knew their customers. Maybe it’s because de- partment stores like Rogers are now operated by big chains rather than local owners. Maybe it’s be- Rosalie cause I was always in those stores Harrington looking for matching outfits for my FOOD kids. It still angers them to this EDITOR day. Marion used to call from the Pat- ty Anne Shop in Salem telling me that the new Flor- ence Eisemans were in. She knew I liked my girls matching and even tied my son in with the boys ver- sion, such as embroidered sailboats. During a recent slide viewing we do every few years at Christmas, my 50-year-old son asked what the cutoff date is for suing your parents for how they dressed you in the ‘60s. This question came after a slide-by-slide view- ing of all the matching Merry Mites, Gay Sprites and even Carters. Matching outfits were my thing. “The prom dresses are in.” That call would come from Morton’s in Boston, one of my mother’s favor- ite shops for me. I’ll never forget the black Lanz dress with tiny violet flowers she bought me for a moonlight cruise. I thought I was Cinderella with my 19-inch waist and yards of material, ideal for jitterbugging. “Gorejuss, gorejuss,” our favorite salesperson, Mrs. Schwarz, practically screamed as Multi-colored potatoes and carrots add flair to Rosalie’s Sole Marsala. I modeled the creation. We brought her a picture the next time we saw her so she could show it off to her sas. I am so happy she’ll be teaching in the Spring- fellow clerks. Would anyone care today? field area and will be living only 90 minutes away. Sole Marsala Before Loehmann’s there was Hoffman’s, where She has asked me to help her furnish her new living the community fitting room would be filled with Being at Il Panino made me long for some Rosalie’s dishes. So, women trying on clothes, undressed and unembar- space, a small house near her school. My garage is please try this old Marblehead favorite: Sole Marsala surrounded rassed. We would offer our opinions to each other, now filled with bric-a-brac and furniture that I have by a ring of colorful vegetables. welcomed or not. Imagine the money these stores collected for her. For four people, you will need a little more than a pound saved on space for fitting rooms. These clerks must Last week, we met Kelley and her boyfriend, Ad- of sole. have worked on commission, the way they hustled nan, in the North End, a short walk from their ho- Prepare the vegetables. I like to boil about eight different-colored baby potatoes prior to the meal. I especially like the purple potatoes. to get you the right size. And will we ever forget tel. We took them to an old favorite restaurant, Il Filene’s Basement, where we ran around in our un- I make more than I need, and make potato salad with some. You will Panino, which has expanded to about 10 times the find many quick and easy reasons to do so. derwear? No fitting rooms there either. size it was when we’d go there regularly years ago. My girlfriend, Jeannie, and I had it down to a sci- Peel and slice in half-inches three different colors of carrots. I find a ence for the sales on Saks Fifth Avenue clothes. We The owner, Frank DePasquale, remembered us and package at Trader Joe’s that is very interesting. would take turns minding each other’s kids while treated us to some wonderful flavors. It was so heart- Have ready a cup of already-shucked peas and two ears of corn with one of us shopped and tried on clothes. And what warming to be remembered; it reminded me of those the kernels removed. bargains. I still have an Yves St. Laurent black times when people knew who you were, when they — Wash and pat dry the sole and lightly flour it. sweater that had been $500 marked down to $29.95, cared about your business, about your returning to — In a sauté pan, heat 3 Tbsp. olive oil and add 1 cup of the sliced a price they loved at the Basement. It never got their establishment. Kelley encourages my stories carrots. I like to cut them on the diagonal. moth holes and it will never go out of style. But I and asks me to tell Adnan the one about such and — Sauté over medium-high heat until brown on both sides, then re- move to a dish. wear it over my shoulders these days instead of try- such, and she laughs as hard as when she heard the ing to make it fit. On a chilly summer night it was — Slice the previously boiled potatoes in half-inch pieces and sauté on story for the first time. beautiful over a strapless dress, sitting around hav- each side. After a minute, add the corn and peas. These only take a few ing a cocktail on the patio at George Page’s Colonial The nicest thing happened at dinner. The waitress, minutes to heat through. Remove to a dish. Country Club in Lynnfield, a favorite of my crowd. professional and warm, served us a fabulous dinner. — Wipe out the sauté pan with paper towels and add some fresh olive oil My granddaughters love the new MarketStreet that It was pasta served in the pan it was sautéed in, and heat over medium flame. Add the floured sole, and carefully turn it over is there now, where a dress costs more than din- perfectly cooked with lots of good Pecorino Romano. with a spatula after 5 minutes. It should be lightly browned on each side. ner for eight. We recently went out for fried clams, My husband, Todd, and I split a Carbonara and Kel- — Add all the vegetables. Don’t worry about crowding the pan, and which was a nice date in the ‘50s: a pint would cost ley and Adnan split a Bolognese, with delicious fried pour in 1 cup of chicken broth and 1/2 cup of dark Marsala wine, the 35 cents on Revere Beach; today they’re more like calamari and Caesar salad to start. Adnan com- sweet version. 35 dollars if you’re lucky enough to get the bellies. — Bring to a slight boil for just a few minutes, or until the alcohol burns off. mented during dinner that our waitress appeared My grandchildren are not interested in my nostal- — Cover the pan slightly to heat everything. Serve right out of the pan gia, but I tell them these stories anyway. I like hear- to be Bosnian, as is he. We asked her where she was at the table, and spoon the delicious juice over all. Have plenty of great ing myself talk and remembering these times. My from and, sure enough, he was right. On the way bread on the table to sop up the juices. oldest granddaughter, Kelley, just returned to this out, they embraced and there was a heartfelt, “We’ll Buon appetito! area after two years with Teach America in Arkan- be back.” I’m sure they will. Find out why classic Swiss fondue never went out of style

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