MONDAY, JULY 23, 2018 Saugus asks: Where has the time gone?

By Bridget Turcotte ITEM STAFF SAUGUS — The excite- ment of the start of con- struction on a new mid- dle-high school has dug up some trepidation with the historical commission. The location of a time capsule that was buried on Sept. 17, 1954 is un- known, said Steve Carl- son, chairman of the com- mission. “There was one put in when the building was built in 1954,” he said. “We’ve had reports that it ITEM FILE PHOTO was buried near the build- ing. We don’t know where. The Sept. 18, 1954 Item anticipated a huge turnout for the 325th anniversary in Saugus, when a time capsule was buried. The town has been searching for that capsule to no avail. CAPSULE, A7 City of Lynn Marblehead getting welcomes ready to set sail Mass. funding By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF LYNN — The State House of Representatives and Senate’s approved $41.88 billion state budget includes a large amount of local aid for the city of Lynn. Included for Lynn is $166.37 million of Chapter 70 funding, which is the major program of state aid to public and elementary schools and is a $9.34 million increase over last year, according to state Sen. Brendan Crighton’s office. The state budget also allocates to Lynn $23.15 million in local aid, or unrestricted general gov- ernmental aid. It’s not clear yet what the break- down is for the local aid, which goes into the city budget and can be used for anything, such as road- work and school transportation. Earmarks included for the city are $30,000 for State Police-directed patrols; $150,000 for the Lynn Police Behavioral Health Unit; a portion of $200,000 for Girls Inc., which will be split with three other communities; $90,000 for the E-Team Machinist program at Lynn Vocational Technical Institute; $40,000 for Cook, Kiley, Flax Pond and Ames Playgrounds; $15,000 for treatment and re- moval of invasive species in Lynn ponds; $55,000 ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK for Red Rock Park; and $50,000 for Pilayella algae Susie Schneider, the executive race of cer at Eastern Yacht Club in Marblehead, is in cleanup on King’s Beach and Long Beach. charge of Marblehead Race Week. In addition, Mayor Thomas M. McGee high- lighted the $12.5 million in economically disad- By Steve Krause tor for this year’s Helly Hansen tured during the NOOD regatta vantaged funding the state budget is allocating ITEM STAFF National Offshore One-Design as well. — some of that funding will go to Lynn, which is (NOOD) regatta — also known in The J70 is a relatively new expected to be on par with what the city received MARBLEHEAD — Three major town as Race Week. sailboat, first designed by Alan in the past two years, and will supplement the yacht clubs contained within the This year’s NOOD regatta be- Johnstone and built in 2012. It is 19.58 square miles of Marblehead FUNDING, A7 gins Thursday and runs through part of the J Boat class — a sin- ought to tell anyone the degree to Sunday, with Eastern serving as gle-masted yacht that first came which sailing plays a part in the host. However, the race will also into existence around the turn of INSIDE town’s culture. serve as a prelude to an extra the 20th century. There something going on every special conclusion to summer on “Right now, the J70 is kind of the Look Sports weekend from April through Oc- Marblehead Neck when Eastern most popular racing boat in the Lynn Museum Lynn Little League tober at the Eastern, Corinthian, hosts the international champi- country, and probably the world,” hosts Community softball seniors split pair or Boston Yacht Clubs, says Susie onships for the J70-class boats in Appreciation Day. A8 of weekend games. B1 Schneider, executive race direc- September. The J70s will be fea- REGATTA, A7 Esposito Camp Fire North and fought for The Food Project Revere and create a garden party for country By Gayla Cawley ilton-Wenham garden during ITEM STAFF that time period. Collins said the kids par- By Bella diGrazia LYNN — This summer, kids ITEM STAFF ticipating in the project are from Camp Fire North Shore in seventh, eighth and ninth REVERE — The man be- are getting in some commu- grade, and are part of the or- hind making sure the turn- nity service by watering gar- ganization’s Adventure Camp, around on Mills Avenue off dens at various Lynn Public which has a community ser- North Shore Road exists was Schools three times a week. vice aspect. honored with a dedication For the project, Camp Fire Olivia Foss, 12, of Swamp- there on Saturday. Aided by North Shore, which is based scott, said she has fun with Gerald J. Esposito, a former Revere police in Salem, has partnered with the garden project, and also Ward 5 councilor for the city, of cer Charles The Food Project, the organi- gets in some of her required and a Korean War veteran Callahan and zation that is in charge of the community service hours — for the U.S. Navy, will have a Marc Silvestri gardens. she’s a part of the National piece of his legacy left behind of Revere, According to Meghan Col- Junior Honor Society, which at a location he vocally advo- Toni Esposito, lins, director of operations requires community service. cated for during his tenure wife of Gerald for Camp Fire, 15 to 20 kids “It’s fun to go with the oth- as councilor. His name will J. Esposito, rotate between the different er campers and help the com- permanently be displayed on unveils Lynn Public Schools on Mon- munity,” said Foss, who will a memorial sign at the turn- the plaque day, Wednesday and Friday, to be going into eighth grade at water the gardens. around, just six months after dedicating Swampscott Middle School. She said The Food Project his death at 87 years old. the memorial Collins said exposing kids “Mr. Esposito, I think, was a needed the help; the organiza- to gardening is helping them to her late tion doesn’t have the manpow- testament to commitment in husband. learn about proper nutrition, the community and the er during the summer to op- which might make them more erate the gardens, because of ESPOSITO, A7 PHOTO | PAULA MULLER their commitment to a Ham- CAMP FIRE, A7

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Richard Dooley, 67 Priamo A. Perez, 76 Dorothy M. Foley, 91 1927 - 2018 DANVERS — Rich- ways be remembered LYNN — Priamo came to Lynn 30 ard “Rich” “Richie” for his quick wit, and “Papi” Antonio Perez years ago. Papi was SWAMPSCOTT — was a town meeting Dooley, Jr. of Danvers, sarcastic nature. Manzueta, 76, a 30- an avid baseball Dorothy Margaret member in Swamp- 67, died peacefully He also leaves year resident of Lynn, fan, especially of his (Mauriello) Foley, scott for many years three sisters, JoAnne Wednesday, July 18, passed away Friday, beloved NY Yankees. age 91, of Swamp- and tried her best to after a courageous Dooley and her - July 20, 2018. Born He loved seafood scott, died on Satur- ancé Pete Feeley of preserve and nur- battle against leu- in Santiago, Domini- and traveling, includ- day, July 21, 2018, Peabody. ture what was good kemia and salivary can Republic, he was ing family vacations following a brief Kim Drougas and the son of the late about the town. gland cancer from to Florida. Most illness. She was his exposure to her husband Arthur, Pedro Priamo Bien- Dorothy had the of all, he loved his the dearest wife of Agent Orange. He leaves his and Catherine Dooley of Key venido Perez Diaz and Altagra- energy and sharp- family and enjoyed spending the late Dr. James J. ness of mind of a wife of almost 20 years, Lin- Largo, Fla. His brother-in-law, cia Antonia (Manzueta) Perez. time with them, especially Foley, who predeceased her woman half her age. She da Marzeotti, a teacher at the Stephen Marzeotti and his He was the beloved husband his grandchildren. His family in 1983. Born in Boston in was the model of what a Sisson Elementary School. wife Sydney of Lynn eld. of Dinorah (Estevez) Perez of loved him dearly and will miss 1927, she was the daughter mother, mother-in-law, sister, Born in Lynn, he was the His seven nephews, Glenn Danvers with whom he shared his strong, independent, and son of Richard “Dick “Dooley Dooley and his two sons, Jayce 54 years of marriage. of the late Eugene and An- grandmother, aunt and friend reserved, yet loving, nature. gelina (Caggiano) Mauriello. of Lynn and Barbara Dooley of and Cory Dooley, AJ and Dylan Papi was the loving father of Service information: His should be. She was espe- Key Largo, Fla. He was raised Di llipo all of Peabody, Daniel Tammy O’Connor of Peabody Dorothy grew up in Beach- cially proud of her grand- funeral will be held on Fri- mont, Revere and was an in Lynn and graduated from St. Sullivan, Aidan Marzeotti and and her late husband David day, July 27th from the daughters Erin and Jenna Mary’s High School and volun- his only sweet, niece, Annalisa O’Connor, Priamo A.“Tony” honors graduate of Revere and counted on them to keep CUFFE-McGINN Funeral High School and a summa teered to serve in Vietnam. Af- Marzeotti, both of Lynn eld. Perez and his partner, Mar- Home, 157 Maple Street, her abreast of pop culture. His son Kevin Dooley of Con- cum laude graduate of Sa- ter Vietnam, he graduated from solaire Antequera of Queens, Lynn, at 9:30 a.m. followed She loved to sing and dance necticut. lem State College. She re- Newbury College with a degree NY, Dr. Giselle Katiria Perez by a Funeral Mass at 11 and was talented at doing in Business. He worked for Also his aunt, Virginia and her husband, Shane Lo- ceived her graduate degrees both. She loved to travel with Dooley of Florida and cousin a.m. in St. John the Baptist in education and counseling over forty years at the Quincy ugee of Hamilton, the late Church, 17 Chestnut St., her late husband, children, Joseph Dooley. His in-laws, Lisette Breen and her hus- summa cum laude from Bos- Ship Yard, General Electric and Peabody. Burial will follow granddaughters, SSU alumni Larry Marzeotti of Peabody band, John Breen formerly of ton University, where she was Cheever Mechanical. at Cedar Grove Cemetery, groups and her sister Edna, and Megan Kavanaugh of Peabody, and Vanessa and the Senior Graduate Assis- Rich loved playing, coach- Peabody. Visiting hours will Dorothy traveled throughout Naples, Florida. His softball Manuel Perez; the cherished tant on the projects creating ing, watching and reading be held on Thursday, July Continental Europe and the about all sports. In his younger family: Barb, Lynda, Alisa, Jodi, grandfather of Alison, Anthony, the psychological tests for United States. Her most re- Sharon, Lori, Maggie, Stacey, 26, from 4 to 8 p.m. at the years he played and coached Michael, Felicia, Stephanie, the rst (“Right Stuff”) as- cent trips were to Florida, Cindy, Pam, Betsi, Linde, CJ, funeral home. Flowers are baseball, softball and street Carlos, Priamo William, John, tronauts and developing the Bermuda, Maui and London, Kathy P, Cathy, Dawn, Dailey Anthony, Mia and Brayson; welcome; contributions in hockey. He was an avid Boston rst Scholastic Aptitude Test. all enjoyed in the company of and the “Rookie. “ He was pre- the adoring great grandfather memory of Priamo may also sports fan, but really looked be made to the American She taught elementary family. forward to Sunday afternoons deceased by his favorite uncle of 7; the dear brother of Olga school, middle school and and shing partner, Eugene J. Ester, Ana Victoria, Mayra Con- Cancer Society, 30 Speen She was a wonderful gar- watching the Patriots. St., Framingham, MA 01701 high school in New Hartford, dener and prided herself in His greatest joy was when Dooley. Also, thanks to Kayley cepcion Perez Manzueta, all of New York, and Revere. She and Kyle for all their cards and the Dominican Republic; the or via www.cancer.org. For her beautiful beds of roses, he joined his father Dickie in the online guestbook please was a guidance counselor in tulips, day lilies, begonias coaching a women’s travel art projects. late Nelson and Roberto Perez visit cuffemcginn.com. Revere and later the princi- and hydrangeas, which is tournament team. He loved Service information: vis- Manzueta; and the dear uncle pal of the Wolcott and Lin- iting hours will be Tues- why she requested that  oral the summer weekend tourna- of many nieces and nephews. coln Schools. Her proudest day from 1 to 3 p.m. at tributes be sent to the funeral ments and traveling on Labor Papi came to the U.S. to professional achievement SOLIMINE FUNERAL HOME, home for her services. Day Weekend to the Nationals. Queens, N.Y. in 1964 and was writing the grant for and He proposed to his wife while 426 Broadway, (RT 129) Dorothy was the beloved Lynn. A Memorial Service then serving as principal of mother of Dorothy L. Foley she was standing on third the Gar eld Magnet School will immediately follow the of Salem and James E. Foley base and he was coaching in Revere. Under her leader- visiting hours. Red, white of Lynn; devoted sister of Dr. third. They shared their love William A. Taylor, 67 ship, the K-8 Gar eld School or blue clothing would be Edna Mauriello of Swamp- of baseball and traveling and 1951 - 2018 was nationally recognized had visited eight MLB parks appreciated, as Rich want- scott and the late Frederick ed to be celebrated, not as a model for integrating a around the country. Mauriello and Marie Mau- mourned in black. FREEDOM, NH A longtime Danvers culturally diverse city. Dele- He also loved shing with riello Smolinsky; adored In lieu of owers, spread — William A. Taylor, resident, Bill and his gations from all parts of the his Uncle Gene on Sluice grandmother of Erin and Jen- Rich’s love of sports, a do- 67, died suddenly wife had recently re- United States and several Pond and Pleasant Pond in na Foley of Lynn; cherished nation to Sisson School to on June 19, 2018. sided in Longs, S.C. European and Asian coun- Wenham, Saturday breakfasts mother-in-law of Jacqueline buy sports equipment. In He was the loving and Freedom, N.H., tries visited the Gar eld to with his wife at Portside Diner Rowley Foley of Lynn and Moi- care of Sisson School PTO, husband of Pamela where they had a learn how Dorothy integrated ra Macdonald of Salem. She and then mini-golf at Paradise 56 Conomo Avenue, Lynn, (Goolishian) Taylor, vacation home for technology into the class- Miniature Golf in Middleton, MA 01904. Directions and with whom he shared many years. room, developed curricula is also survived by her loving watching his nephew’s base- guestbook at www.solimi- 44 years of marriage. In addition to his that taught to all learning sister-in-law Mary Foley of ball, basketball and football ne.com. Born in Lynn on wife, he leaves a son, styles, and treated every Haverhill, her brother-in-law games for over twenty years. Kenneth Taylor and his wife May 23, 1951, he was the son student, parent and teacher Robert Foley of Chandler, Ar- He loved following AJ to the of the late Kenneth and Gene- April Burton of Newark, Calif., with respect, kindness, dig- izona and her many nieces, Little League Series in the vieve (McGinn) Taylor. He was a daughter, Patricia Taylor of nity, integrity and a passion nephews and grand-nieces summer of 2009. Rich will al- raised and educated in Mar- Danvers, two sisters, Cynthia to help each person whose and grand-nephews. blehead and was a graduate Gibbon and her husband Service information: A of Marblehead High School, Daniel and Denise Drozdowicz life she touched reach his or her potential. Funeral Mass will be held Class of 1969. and her husband Richard, and on Thursday, July 26, 2018 Bill was employed for twen- several nieces and nephews. After her retirement at age Evelyn M. Colangelo, 98 70, she received many life- in St. John the Evangelist ty- ve years at Somerville Lum- Service information: A Re- Church, Swampscott at 10 1919 - 2018 ber, a career he loved where he ception honoring Bill’s life time achievement awards from educational honor a.m. Burial will be in Holy LYNN — Evelyn Ma- late Richard Barry, Jr.; made many dear friends. will be held on Saturday, July Cross Cemetery, Malden. A lifelong musician, he loved 28, 2018 at the Polish Club, societies and universities. rie (Hartigan) Colan- and 3 great grandchil- Relatives and friends are performing and writing music. Cheever St., Danvers. Please She was a sel ess leader gelo, 98, a longtime dren; the dear sister respectfully invited to at- He was an avid golfer and was drop in between 10 a.m. and in alumni organizations and Lynn resident, passed of the late John, Wil- a member at the Province 2 p.m. to share stories and scholarship selection com- tend. Visiting hours will away on July 20, liam, Edward, Thom- Lake Golf Club in Parsons eld, memories with Bill’s family mittees at SSU and BU, in be on Wednesday at the 2018 at the North as, and Joseph Har- Maine and the Crown Park and friends. Kindly omit ow- educational honor societ- SOLIMINE FUNERAL HOME, Shore Medical Center tigan and Mary Taylor; ies and the Revere Retired 67 Ocean St. (Rt.1A), Lynn, and the adored aunt Golf Club in Longs, S.C. He ers. Instead, donations in his following a period of loved camping and attending memory may be made to the Teachers Association. She from 4 - 8 p.m. Directions declining health. She of several nieces and was a devoted member of St. and online guestbook at nephews. bluegrass festivals every sum- Danvers People-to-People was the beloved wife Food Pantry, PO Box 2076, John the Evangelist Church www.solimine.com. Service information: Ev- mer. of the late Francis C. Colange- Danvers, MA 01923. Online in Swampscott and worked elyn’s visitation will be He also enjoyed boating on lo with whom she shared 67 condolences and other infor- tirelessly for the Sodality and held on Thursday, July 26th Ossipee Lake and lobstering years of marriage. with his father out of Marble- mation are available at www. from 9 to 10 a.m. at the Social Committees and as a Born in Lynn on December head harbor. LyonsFuneral.com. lector and lay minister. She 11, 1919, she was a daugh- CUFFE-McGINN Funeral ter of the late John and Mary Home, 157 Maple Street, (Hughes) Hartigan. Lynn, followed by a Funeral For many years, Evelyn was Mass at 10:30 a.m. in St. MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS employed as a winder by Mary’s Church, Lynn. Buri- Shetland Manufacturing in al will follow in St. Mary Mayor says scooter rentals in Boston, they will be rium beginning at 5 p.m. The House Committee Cemetery, Lynn. In lieu of Salem. She enjoyed playing must be regulated taken to a tow yard. NOLA.com/The on Natural Resources cards, bingo and cooking for owers, contributions in On Friday, Califor- Times-Picayune reports hears testimony Tuesday family and friends. loving memory of Evelyn BOSTON (AP) — Bos- nia-based Bird announced the Dillard event is on legislation that would She was the loving mother may be made to St. Jude ton’s mayor is warning their scooter rental sponsored by Emerge enshrine the Mashpee of Frances Kilgallen and her Children’s Research Hos- electric scooter rental service will be coming to Louisiana, Independent Wampanoag tribe’s 321- husband, Francis of West Pea- pital, 501 St Jude Place, companies that they’ll nearby Cambridge and Women’s Organization, acre reservation into law. body and Marcia Barry and Memphis, TN 38105 or via need permission to oper- Somerville, taking admin- the Les Femmes political The reservation was www.stjude.org. 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Lynn, MA 01903 MONDAY, JULY 23, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A3 NATION Democratic socialism surging in the age of President Trump By Steve Peoples ASSOCIATED PRESS PORTLAND, Maine — A week ago, Maine Demo- crat Zak Ringelstein wasn’t quite ready to consider him- self a member of the Demo- cratic Socialists of America, even if he appreciated the organization’s values and endorsement in his bid to become a U.S. senator. Three days later, he told The Associated Press it was time to join up. He’s PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS now the only major-party Senate candidate in the Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh nation to be a dues-paying glances at reporters during a meeting with democratic socialist. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Sen. James Lankford, R-Okla., on Capitol Hill Ringelstein’s leap is the First time guests raise their hands during introductions during a meet- in Washington last week. latest evidence of a nation- ing with members of the Southern Maine Democratic Socialists of Amer- wide surge in the strength ica in Portland, Maine. and popularity of an orga- Kavanaugh: Watergate nization that, until recent- levels this year with the college tuition and the abo- defeated one of the most ly, operated on the fringes formal endorsement of the lition of the federal depart- powerful House Demo- tapes decision might of the liberal movement’s Democratic Socialists of ment of Immigration and crats last month. farthest left flank. As Don- America, the organization Customs Enforcement, also Her victory fed a flame have been wrong ald Trump’s presidency says. They span 20 states, known as ICE. that was already begin- stretches into its second including Florida, Hawaii, Vermont Sen. Bernie ning to burn brighter. The By Mark Sherman “But maybe Nixon was year, democratic socialism Kansas and Michigan. Sanders, Congress’ only DSA’s paid membership ASSOCIATED PRESS wrongly decided — heresy has become a significant The most ambitious Dem- self-identified democrat- has hovered around 6,000 though it is to say so. Nix- force in Democratic politics. ocrats in Washington have ic socialist, campaigned in the years before Trump’s WASHINGTON — Su- on took away the power of Its rise comes as Democrats been reluctant to embrace Friday with the move- election, said Allie Cohn, a preme Court nominee the president to control debate whether moving too the label, even as they em- ment’s newest star, New member of the group’s na- Brett Kavanaugh suggest- information in the exec- far left will turn off voters. brace the policies defining York City congressional tional political team. ed several years ago that utive branch by holding There are 42 people modern-day democratic candidate Alexandra Oc- Last week, its paid mem- the unanimous high court that the courts had power running for offices at the socialism: Medicare for all, asio-Cortez, a 28-year-old bership hit 45,000 nation- ruling in 1974 that forced and jurisdiction to order federal, state and local a $15 minimum wage, free former bartender who wide. President Richard Nixon the president to disclose to turn over the Watergate information in response tapes, leading to the end of to a subpoena sought by In Arizona, liberals are debating his presidency, may have a subordinate executive been wrongly decided. branch official. That was Kavanaugh was taking a huge step with implica- part in a roundtable dis- tions to this day that most forgiving candidate’s moderation cussion with other law- people do not appreciate yers when he said at three sufficiently...Maybe the By Thomas ly influenced,” Wixon said different points that the tension of the time led to Beaumont and after attending a recent decision in U.S. v. Nixon, an erroneous decision,” Melissa Daniels political meeting in sub- which marked limits on a Kavanaugh said in a tran- ASSOCIATED PRESS urban Phoenix where Ab- president’s ability to with- script of the discussion boud spoke. “She seems to hold information needed that was published in the PHOENIX — Democrat- roll over too easily.” for a criminal prosecution, January-February 1999 ic Rep. Kyrsten Sinema Sinema said her shift may have come out the issue of the Washington says Immigration and to the right is the result wrong way. Lawyer. Customs Enforcement, of learning to work with A 1999 magazine arti- At another point in the the agency that some in others in a hyper-partisan cle about the roundtable discussion, Kavanaugh her party are clamoring Congress. was part of thousands of said the court might have to abolish, is performing “What I’m really proud pages of documents that been wise to stay out of an “important function.” of is my ability and will- Kavanaugh has provided the tapes dispute. “Should She recently joined House ingness to learn and grow to the Senate Judiciary U.S. v. Nixon be overruled Republicans to ease re- as a political leader,” she Committee as part of the on the ground that the strictions on banks. And told The Associated Press confirmation process. The case was a nonjusticia- she offered a decidedly recently when asked if her committee released the ble intrabranch dispute? nonpartisan comment on FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS moderate profile would documents on Saturday. Maybe so,” he said. conservative Judge Brett Rep. Kyrsten Sinema, D-Ariz. speaks at the turn off Democrats. “That’s Kavanaugh’s belief in Kavanaugh was among Kavanaugh’s nomination Capitol in Phoenix. allowed me to learn new robust executive authority six lawyers who took part to the Supreme Court. opinions and change as I’ve already is front and center in the discussion in the The third-term con- into the outrage of the par- the 42-year-old Sinema gotten new information.” in his nomination by Pres- aftermath of independent gresswoman has come a ty’s base in the Trump era. hasn’t taken similarly ag- Sinema is favored to win ident Donald Trump to re- counsel Kenneth Starr’s long way from her days In neighboring Nevada, gressive stances. the primary and is seen as place the retiring Justice investigation that led to as a Green Party activist for instance, Democratic Ken Wixon, a lifelong a competitive Democrat- Anthony Kennedy. The the impeachment of Presi- as she tries to become the Rep. Jacky Rosen is aim- ic candidate in a general issue could assume even Democrat, said he planned dent Bill Clinton. Kavana- first Democrat to repre- ing to flip another GOP- election that could hinge greater importance if spe- ugh had been a member of to back Sinema’s Demo- sent Arizona in the Senate held Senate seat and she on how voters feel about cial counsel Robert Muel- Starr’s team. in 30 years. seized on the high court cratic opponent, Phoenix President Donald Trump ler seeks to force Trump The discussion was fo- It’s a notable strategy in vacancy to highlight the activist Deedra Abboud, in and his policies. That’s to testify in the ongoing cused on the privacy of an election year in which threat to abortion rights. the Aug. 28 primary. why some Democrats are investigation into Russian discussions between gov- many Democrats see a Some Arizona Demo- “I supported (Sinema) willing to back her even if interference in the 2016 ernment lawyers and path to victory by tapping crats are frustrated that before, but she’s too easi- her liberalism has limits. election. their clients. Without evidence, Trump claims documents confirm misconduct By Zeke Miller FBI telling the court that man Rep. Devin Nunes ASSOCIATED PRESS Page “has been collaborat- earlier this year. Nunes, ing and conspiring with the R-Calif., and other Re- An idled BRIDGEWATER, N.J. — Russian government.” The publicans had said that duck boat in President Donald Trump agency also told the court anti-Trump research in a the parking asserted without evidence that “the FBI believes Page dossier prepared by former lot of Ride Sunday that newly released has been the subject of tar- British intelligence agent the Ducks, documents relating to the geted recruitment by the Christopher Steele and Saturday, in wiretapping of his onetime Russian government.” paid for by Democrats was Branson, Mo. campaign adviser Carter The documents were part used inappropriately to ob- Page “confirm with little of officials’ application for tain the warrant on Page. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED doubt” that intelligence a warrant to the secretive While the documents PRESS agencies misled the court foreign intelligence surveil- confirm that the FBI re- that approved the warrant. lance court, which signed lied, in part, on informa- But lawmakers from off on surveilling Page. tion from Steele to obtain Inspector warned Missouri duck both political parties said Trump tweeted Sunday the initial warrant, they that the documents don’t on the documents: “As usual also show how the FBI show wrongdoing and they are ridiculously heavi- informed the court of his boat company about design flaws that they even appear to ly redacted but confirm with likely motivation. undermine some previous little doubt that the Depart- A page-long footnote in By John Hanna pumps that remove water “If you have the informa- claims by top Republicans ment of ‘Justice’ and FBI the warrant application lays and Gene Johnson from their hulls — might tion that you could have on the basis for obtaining misled the courts. Witch out the FBI’s assessment ASSOCIATED PRESS fail in inclement weather. rough waters or a storm a warrant against Page. Hunt Rigged, a Scam!” of Steele’s history and the He also told The Associ- coming, why ever put a boat Visible portions of the The release appears likely interest of his backer, A private inspector said ated Press that the tourist on that water?” Paul said. Saturday that he warned heavily redacted docu- to undercut some of the adding that despite the po- boats’ canopies make them A witness’ video of the ments, released Saturday contentions in a memo litical concern, the bureau the company operating hard to escape when they duck boat just before it duck boats on a Missouri under the Freedom of In- prepared by House Intel- believed at least some of his sink — a concern raised by capsized suggests that its formation Act, show the ligence Committee Chair- report to be “credible.” lake about design flaws regulators after a similar flexible plastic windows putting the watercraft at sinking in Arkansas killed might have been closed greater risk of sinking, less 13 people in 1999. and could have trapped LAW OFFICES OF than a year before the acci- The accident Thursday passengers as the hybrid JAMES J. CARRIGAN dent that killed 17 people evening on Table Rock boat-truck went down. It • Social Security Disability during a sudden storm. Lake outside the tourist does not show passengers • Workers Compensation Steve Paul, owner of the town of Branson also is jumping clear. • Accidents Test Drive Technologies raising questions about “The biggest problem NIHT 25 years located across inspection service in the whether storm warnings with a duck when it sinks M 10 from Lynn District Court St. Louis area, said he is- in the area went unheed- is that canopy,” Paul said. ONLINE HYID 15 Johnson St. sued a written report for ed and whether any agen- “That canopy becomes T 10 781-596-0100 the company in August cy can keep boaters off what I’ll call a people catch- DAY 11 JAMES J. CARRIGAN T T 10 3 ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN 2017. It explained why the water when inclement er, and people can’t get out RONALD D. MALLOY the boats’ engines — and weather approaches. from under that canopy.” www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] A4 MONDAY, JULY 23, 2018 OPINION ERIC ZORN HOW TO REACH US

E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M H. S A 150-year-old human? Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg E C  J. Edward M. Grant Advertising Director T  J  Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. Editorial Director Monica Connell Healey Neither side is folding in P.O. Box 5 W J. K J. Patrick Norton Chief Financial O cer Lynn, MA 01903 Michael H. Shanahan J N. W  Customer Service Chief Operating O cer Chairman Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PŽ The Great Longevity Wager Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 It’s possible that someone reading to halt the effects of the daily loss 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 of nonreplicating neurons, much Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 this column now, in July 2018, will Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 be alive to see the resolution of a $1 less reverse it. We can replace hips, Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 billion bet between Jay Olshansky, a knees, hearts and so on, but we can’t Classifi ed Advertising Brian C. Ÿayer, 1996-1999 classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 University of Illinois at Chicago pro- replace the brain.” Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 fessor of public health, and Steven Those with aspirations to rival Subscriptions John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 Austad, chairman of biology at the Methuselah should accordingly be [email protected] University of Alabama at Birming- careful what they wish for, Olshan- Circulation ham. sky said. “Life extension without [email protected] Eighteen years ago, the two friends health extension is a disaster.” Ext. 3 began their discussion on an issue He said, “With early interventions, that long has intrigued scientists we might someday see a person live Newsroom [email protected] and laymen alike: What is the limit to 130, but that’s adding eight years [email protected] of the human life span? Given that to the current record and I really advances in medicine and nutrition don’t see it happening.” Ext. 4 EDITORIAL dramatically lengthened average life Even if that were to happen, the Sports expectancy over the 20th century, last person born in the 2000s — the [email protected] GINA BARRECA where is the ultimate horizon? Will last person with a chance to be 150 Ext. 5 the longevity record — now held by in the year 2150 and win the bet for Retail and Online Jeanne Calment of France, who was Austad — will be dead in 2130. In Advertising 122 years old when she died in 1997 that year, a precocious and geneti- [email protected] There’s nothing stable — keep getting broken? cally blessed 5-year-old reading this ADVERTISING Austad, whose research focuses on column in 2018 will be 117. At that aging, had made a bold prediction point, Olshansky’s heirs could rea- Ernie Carpenter Jr. about Donald Trump sonably claim victory. Director of Advertising at an academic conference: In the and Business Development, ext. 1355 year 2150, he said, there will be a Won’t happen, said Austad. [email protected] “Is it too late to call?” 150-year-old human being. He, too, believes more firmly than Michele Iannaco “No. I figured you’d need to talk. Go ahead.” Olshansky, also an expert on aging, ever in his position. “I can’t tell if he likes me or is just using me. There Sales Representative, ext. 1315 wasn’t having it. “We’re discovering more and more [email protected] are a million reasons we should be together, but, sure, ways every year to make mice live They decided to make it interest- Ralph Mitchell I know he’s a player. Destroying people after he uses ing. They each put $150 into an in- longer through drugs and diet,” he them, which is his M.O., is part of what makes me Sales Representative, ext. 1313 vestment fund, and signed a contract said. “A 150-year-old person is only [email protected] want to beat him at his own game. Everybody tells specifying that the heirs of the win- about 20 percent older than the cur- me he’ll respect me more if I play hard to get. I want Patricia Whalen ner will cash it out in 2150. rent record holder, and we’ve found Sales Representative, ext. 1310 to keep my boundaries intact but I can no longer tell Early published reports on the wa- dozens of ways to extend the lives of [email protected] where I end and he begins.” ger said the payoff would be from mice by that much. Not all of them BUSINESS OFFICE Are these notes excerpted from my ninth-grade $200 million to $500 million given will work with humans, of course, journal when I had a crush on the weirdly seductive, good market returns, but the men but if any of them do, we’re going to Susan J. Conti sociopathic guy or are they a transcript of a conver- see dramatic results.” Controller, ext. 1288 have since doubled their initial in- [email protected] sation between Donald Trump and Sean Hannity af- vestments and they now estimate the Austad mentioned two drugs that ter Trump’s meeting with Putin in Helsinki? final jackpot at roughly $1 billion. he says have shown particular prom- Ted Grant Is it hard to decide? Review the sentence struc- ise in boosting longevity — rapa- Publisher, ext. 1234 Since they made wager in 2000, av- [email protected] ture: You’ll find embedded clauses, proving it’s me in erage human life spans have inched mycin, an immunosuppressant that ninth-grade. If it were Trump, the only thing embed- up, but, interestingly, the longevity helps prevent rejection in transplant Marian Kinney ded would be the operatives. ext. 1212 record of 122 still stands. In fact no patients, and metformin, a prescrip- [email protected] Trump’s rhetoric, if we can call it that, when address- one with a verified birth date has tion medication commonly used to Will Kraft ing and discussing the Russian president is straight come within three years of Calment’s treat Type 2 diabetes. out of young adult stories about high school breakups. Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 mark since she died 21 years ago in “Those are my two top candidates,” [email protected] Either that or it’s from “Divorce for Dummies.” he said. “But there are a ton of oth- August. In this century, no one has Jennifer Perez In Helsinki, Trump said. “We’ve all been foolish” and even reached age 118 before expiring. ers lining up to enter human trials, “We’re all to blame.” Sounding as if he learned to repeat ext. 1205 I had a chance encounter with and I’m confident there are still more [email protected] these phrases phonetically during disastrous marriage Olshansky in the green room at that we don’t know about yet that counseling sessions, Trump takes zero responsibility. Mike Shanahan WTTW-Ch. 11 earlier this year and will be yield breakthroughs. People Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 He blames those outside the immediate troubled asked him if, in light of the galloping born today will have a life expectan- [email protected] relationship for whatever has failed within it. Call- progress of medicine on all fronts, cy of 100.” ing Dr. Drew! Carolina Trujillo he was having any second thoughts It’s now about 80. Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 That’s how Trump justified saying, about America about his position. “All we have to do in the next 30 [email protected] and Russia, that “(We’ve) both made some mistakes.” None, he said. If anything he’s more years is find drugs that dramatically Jim Wilson My Facebook friend Marybeth Valentine immedi- certain than ever that his descen- slow the underlying causes of aging,” Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 ately noticed that, “This sounds like something you dants — he has one grandchild so far Austad said. “If we give them to peo- [email protected] say to an ex-girlfriend.” Marybeth also believes a — will be made fabulously wealthy. ple approaching 50, some are going CIRCULATION larger breakup is looming, since she thinks the GOP In a follow-up interview he ex- to reach the extreme of 150.” will “cut him loose soon after they force their choice Lisa Mahmoud plained: “There will certainly be My heart is with Austad, but my Manager, ext. 1239 for the Supreme Court through Congress and Trump breakthroughs that will slow many head is with Olshansky. And my [email protected] scrawls his Sharpie across the page. After all, Grover of the biological processes of aging. hopes for the future are vested in CLASSIFIED Norquist said that’s all they needed, someone with 5-year-olds who read the newspaper. We’ll be able to extend the number Abbe Young Smith enough functioning digits to handle a pen.” of years that people can live in good Sherry Louise, friend, former English major, moth- Manager, ext. 1276 health.” Eric Zorn is an op-ed columnist [email protected] er of three and retired Air Force captain, is worried But, he added, “the brain is our and daily blogger for the Chicago that Trump will “break up with our country in a tweet: Achilles heel. There’s still no evi- Tribune, specializing in local news NEWSROOM ‘Listen, USA, I never said we were exclusive.’ But will dence to suggest that we’ll be able as well as politics. Mike Alongi we have any allies left to tell us, ‘We deserve better?’” Sports Reporter ext. 1228 Personally, and despite the fact that, as an Ital- [email protected] ian-French-Canadian mix who was raised Roman Bill Brotherton Catholic I am terribly at home feeling guilty, I do not Features Editor ext. 1338 feel “to blame” in this case, nor do I feel as “we” made [email protected] “some mistakes.” Gayla Cawley Putin and Trump are to blame and they made mis- Reporter, ext. 1236 takes. Like my friend John Myer from Seattle, I don’t [email protected] accept blame but “finally understand how Cassandra Cheryl Charles must have felt.” News Editor, ext. 1278 I am more in agreement with my pal from college, [email protected] Drea Thorn, who is bothered by Trump’s perpetual Bella diGrazia use of false equivalencies: “Trump is like a husband Reporter, ext. 1317 saying to his wife, ‘Sure, I was caught pants down [email protected] with a prostitute, but you bought a Rolex, ordered Thomas Grillo hardback books and have weird ears.’ The situations Reporter, ext. 1264 [email protected] are not analogous.” I also agree with author and retired Marine, Ray Spenser Hasak Photographer, ext. 1332 L’Heureux, who says this follows a long history of [email protected] foolishness. “There was that little skirmish in SE Asia that never had to happen, for example. And here Thor Jourgensen Editorial Director, ext. 1267 we are today.” [email protected] Another college friend, Dave Borland’s, words are Daniel Kane also chilling: “The right wing in America — especially Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 the evangelical ‘Christians’ — actually admires Pu- [email protected] tin. He represents what they want Trump to be: the Steve Krause take-no-prisoners, anti-minority, anti-gay, anti-liber- Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 al Defender-of-the-Faith in a white Christian state.” [email protected] Remember being told in high school about that whole Emma LeBlanc Pérez birds-of-a-feather-flocking notion? Copy Editor And do you also remember how in June 2013 this [email protected] moist, dewy and syrupy tweet from Trump seemed Harold Rivera hilariously adolescent: “Do you think Putin will be Sports Editor, ext. 1238 going to The Miss Universe Pageant … if so, will he READERS’ FORUM [email protected] become my new best friend?” Maybe it’s not very fun- of my own hair was nothing compared to Owen O’Rourke ny to have America run by a guy who is emotionally, Going bald for a cause Photographer, ext. 1224 psychologically — or perhaps more frightening, fi- what some of these kids go through and [email protected] Editor’s note: Swampscott High School it was great to help out in any way that nancially, sexually, politically — in thrall to or owned student Jake Scanlon shaved his head Roberto Scalese by a more powerful person. In 2015 Trump referred I could. Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 to fight cancer and raised $5,575 to help I want to thank each and everyone [email protected] to Putin as his “stablemate.” find a cure. I’d omit the word “stable.” Otherwise it sounds that donated and helped me raise as Mark Sutherland about right. much as I did. The money will go to such Creative Director In May I had the great pleasure in par- [email protected] ticipating in the #OneMissionBuzzOff an amazing cause. On July 16, we had Gina Barreca is an English professor at the Uni- Anne Marie Tobin for kids with cancer event at Gillette dinner with Gronk. It was very cool to versity of Connecticut and the author of “If You Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 Stadium. This organization does amaz- meet him thanks to all of you. Again, I [email protected] Lean In, Will Men Just Look Down Your Blouse?” cannot thank you all enough! ing things for children with cancer in Bridget Turcotte and eight other books. She can be reached at www. hopes to make the lives of these patients Reporter, ext. 1269 ginabarreca.com as well as their families, easier through Jake Scanlon [email protected] the hardest time of their lives. The loss Swampscott Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] MONDAY, JULY 23, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 ENTERTAINMENT Review: Cartoon ‘Teen Titans’ goof across the DC universe

By Mark Kennedy for the middle school set. adores mocking itself. man in the two "LEGO" ASSOCIATED PRESS "Teen Titans GO! to the The film's central prem- movies, and is happy to Movies" might be aimed ise is mocking the endless break the fourth wall. When it comes to super- at fans of the manic and supply of tights-and-cape Some of the other guest hero movies, there's a per- underrated Cartoon Net- wearing flicks out there. voices include talk show ception that you've got to work show, but any parent The Teen Titans — Robin, host Jimmy Kimmel as choose between DC's grit- who tags along will likely Starfire, Beast Boy, Cy- Batman, singer Halsey as ty, dour offerings or Mar- chortle as the film glee- borg and Raven — want Wonder Woman, rapper vel's winking humor. But fully skewers the world of one, too, but they're not Lil Yachty as Green Lan- five cartoon wannabe he- superheroes and the film considered famous enough tern, actor Wil Wheaton roes armed with fart jokes industry itself. to warrant their own fran- as Flash, comedian Pat- are trying to change that. Jokes take on "Apoca- chise. So they band togeth- ton Oswalt as Atom, and Warner Bros. has ele- lypse Now," ''Batman v er to force Hollywood to actress Kristen Bell, as a vated its "B'' level DC su- Superman: Dawn of Jus- take them seriously. film mogul. You'll also get perheroes in Team Titans tice" and "The Lion King." They decide they need an to hear Nicolas Cage voice Go! from basic cable to the There's a scene when arch-nemesis to legitimize Superman — a role he fa- FILE PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE big screen in hopes they Shia LaBeouf gets beat- them and find one in Slade. mously almost played in a The statue will be displayed in front of the can do what so many of its en up and an appearance Part of the reason they de- live action film in the late Museum of Pop Culture’s gold south entrance. A-list films cannot — add by Stan Lee, the Marvel cide on Slade is his name 1990s. a dose of surreal and goofy icon, who, yes, makes fun is "fun to say in a dramatic The filmmakers are humor to its universe. of himself in a cameo in a way." He's voiced by Will brimming with ideas, from Think of it like "Deadpool" DC film. This is a film that Arnett, who played Bat- explosive diarrhea jokes to Chris Cornell is time-travel montages ac- companied by Huey Lew- is & The News' "Back in getting a statue Time." They also supply some of the songs. "Teen Titans GO! to the Movies" is the sort of silly in his hometown film you and your kids can By Nardine Saad The statue will be dis- both enjoy, a slice of pure LOS ANGELES TIMES played in front of the Mu- escapist fare in these divi- seum of Pop Culture's gold sive days. Late grunge rocker Chris south entrance, facing 5th The kids will come away Cornell will get a statue in Avenue. with life lessons — friend- his hometown. "MoPOP is honored to ship is more important Seattle's Museum of receive this gift from the than fame, teamwork is Pop Culture will erect Cornell family and pay always worth the effort — the piece on Aug. 29 as a tribute to one of the most and the adults will laugh tribute to the Seattle-born powerful and important about watching Green Soundgarden and Audio- voices in popular music," Lantern admit that "we slave frontman, accord- said the museum's artistic don't talk about" the di- ing to a Friday statement director, Jasen Emmons. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS sastrous "Green Lantern" from the Cornell family. "MoPOP serves to cele- “Teen Titans GO! to the Movies” is a film based on the Cartoon Network movie — in a DC flick, at A life-size bronze statue brate the Seattle music show “Teen Titans GO!” that. of the '90s music icon is scene and the luminaries planned to render Cornell's who have emerged from signature boots, dog tag the Northwest and Chris and long hair. The statue is was a key figure who has ‘The Equalizer 2’ edges out top spot the Cornell family's gift to made a lasting impact on "the tight-knit community generations worldwide." that gave him his start," Sculptor Nick Marra, from ‘Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again’ his widow, Vicky Cornell, who recently sculpted said in a statement. the likeness of late "Star By Lindsey Bahr "Even though Chris' Trek" actor Anton Yelchin, ASSOCIATED PRESS music touched the lives of was commissioned to cre- millions around the world, In the battle of two very ate the work. The artist there is no better place different sequels at the has worked in the film and than Seattle to honor and box office this weekend, television industries as celebrate both his contri- Denzel Washington's ac- a sculptor and special-ef- bution to music history, as tion pic "The Equalizer 2" fects makeup artist for well as Seattle's unique has narrowly won out over more than 30 years. place in popular music, the ABBA jukebox musical Friday's news of the com- with an enduring symbol "Mamma Mia! Here We Go mission coincided with of a beloved artist, father Again." what would have been and husband," she said. Studios on Sunday es- Cornell's 54th birthday. The statue will be raised timate that the R-rated His wife commemorated in a public ceremony at Denzel Washington joint the rocker on his Twitter the Frank O. Gehry-de- grossed $35.8 million from account, describing the signed museum located North American theaters musician as "a rare gift to inside the Seattle Center over the weekend. It's the world that is forever next to the Space Needle. changed without you." Washington's first ever se- quel and the biggest open- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ing of director Antoine “The Equalizer 2” grossed $35.8 million from North American theaters Jonathan Gold, world’s Fuqua's career. The first over the weekend. "Equalizer," from 2014, opened similarly and went Critics overall gave the ie that people need right Sequels powered the top first Pulitzer-winning on to earn over $190 mil- sequel better marks than now." six spots at the domestic lion worldwide. the first, which still went It's also a rare show- box office this weekend restaurant critic, dies Second place went to on to gross over $600 mil- down of two star-driven and eight out of the top 10 Universal Pictures' "Mam- lion worldwide 10 years films that succeeded in overall. "Hotel Transylva- LOS ANGELES (AP) — ma Mia 2," which took in ago. targeting two very differ- nia 3: Summer Vacation" Jonathan Gold, who be- $34.4 million, a sum that "We consider this a ter- ent audiences. came in third with $23.2 came the first restaurant was driven by an audience rific opening," said Jim "It's amazing how well- million in its second week- critic to win the Pulitzer that was 83 percent fe- Orr, Universal's president matched these contenders end, "Ant-Man and the Prize for criticism, has male and 64 percent over of domestic distribution. are," said comScore senior Wasp" took fourth place died. He was 57. the age of 25. The film "And knowing the audi- media analyst Paul Der- with $16.1 million in its The Los Angeles Times, brought back much of the ence for these types of garabedian. "Both studios third weekend, "Incredi- where Gold most recently original cast, like Meryl films, we are going to have really did a great job of bles 2" landed in fifth with worked, reported that he Streep, Amanda Seyfried a very healthy run at the marketing each of these $11.5 million, and "Juras- died Saturday after be- and Pierce Brosnan, and domestic and worldwide movies to their target au- sic World: Fallen King- ing diagnosed earlier this added Cher, Andy Garcia box office. This is a very dience. It's classic count- dom" came in sixth with month with pancreatic and Lily James to the mix. fun, very uplifting mov- er-programming." $11 million. cancer. "I can't imagine the city ENTERTAINMENT BRIEFS without him. It just feels wrong. I feel like we won't have our guide, we won't been viewed more than 2 the contents of the Ho-Ho- by the European Space Lady Antebellum calls police have the soul," said Lau- million times. Kus, New Jersey, locker Agency shows German ra Gabbert, who directed lip sync of its song ‘amazing’ The police chief says last year. The paintings astronaut Alexander "City of Gold," a 2015 doc- it took about an hour to FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS MIDDLETOWN, Ohio were originally from the Gerst “dropping in” for umentary about the critic. shoot the video. He says (AP) — An Ohio police studio of art conservator a live performance from "It's such a loss. I can't Jonathan Gold’s re- some officers were reluc- department’s entry in a Orrin Riley, who died in the International Space wrap my head around it views first appeared tant at first but every- lip sync challenge sweep- 1986, and his partner, Station. still." in L.A. Weekly. one seemed to enjoy the ing the nation has gotten Susanne Schnitzer, who Using a tablet computer Gold's reviews first ap- experience. died in 2009. rave reviews — including with a virtual synthesiz- peared in L.A. Weekly and ture of our city." from the country music The paintings aren’t Art dealer buys storage er, Gerst played a duet later in The Times and The Times noted Gold's group whose song is signed, but Killen reached of Kraftwerk’s 1978 song Gourmet. He was award- reviews, appearing in his featured. locker for $15,000, out to an expert who’s “Spacelab” with the band ed the Pulitzer Prize in column called Counter confident they were Middletown police Chief Friday night to cheers 2007 while at L.A. Weekly. Intelligence, focused on finds treasures done by de Kooning, an Rodney Muterspaw says from the audience. He was a finalist again in "hole-in-the-wall joints, abstract expressionist he’s “overwhelmed” by NEW YORK (AP) — A He’s not the first space 2011. street food, mom-and-pop the response to a video from the Netherlands New York City art dealer musician. Canadian "There will never be shops and ethnic restau- his department created who moved to the United who bought the contents astronaut Chris Hadfield another like Jonathan rants," which he preferred as part of a national lip States and died in 1997. of a New Jersey storage recorded a cover of David Gold, who will forever be to call traditional restau- sync challenge among locker filled with paint- our brilliant, indispens- Bowie’s “Space Oddity” rants. police departments. The ings for $15,000 says he Astronaut drops in Kraftwerk able guide through the Known as J. Gold, he had and played a duet with Hamilton-Middletown got more than he bar- culinary paradise that is a distinctive style, wear- gig, plays a duet from space the Barenaked Ladies Journal-News reports gained for. Los Angeles," Mayor Eric ing suspenders, a slight- among fans of the video He found half a dozen BERLIN (AP) — Kraft- while 250 miles above the Garcetti said in a state- ly rumpled button-down is the band Lady Antebel- paintings he believes were werk fans are used to Earth in 2013. ment. "Jonathan earned shirt, moustache and mop lum, which tweeted that done by artist Willem de hearing otherworldly American astronaut Ron worldwide acclaim as a of feathery strawberry the police department’s Kooning, whose works tunes, but the German McNair planned to play food critic, but he pos- blond hair. cover of its song “Need have sold for millions of electronic music pioneers saxophone from orbit with sessed the soul of a poet Ruth Reichl, who edited You Now” is “amazing.” dollars at auction. took it to another level at Jean Michel Jarre in 1986 whose words helped read- Gold at The Times and Since its posting on The New York Post re- a gig in Stuttgart. but died in the Challenger ers everywhere under- at Gourmet, called him a Wednesday the video has ports David Killen bought Video posted Saturday tragedy. stand the history and cul- trailblazer. A6 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JULY 23, 2018 POLICE/FIRE

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Corrections or St.; at 2:52 p.m. Saturday at reported a car crashed into a By Gayla Cawley Police responded to clarifications will not be made without 25 Rogers Ave.; at 6:45 p.m. fence; at 12:45 a.m. Sunday at ITEM STAFF Burchstead Place around Saturday at Boston and Bridge Accidents express notice of change from the ar- 229 Bartholomew St. A caller 2 a.m. after it was reported streets; at 8:53 p.m. Saturday A report of a motor vehicle reported a car crashed into a LYNN — A 28-year-old there was a person outside resting police department. at 31 Walden St.; at 9:45 p.m. Lynn man was arrested crash at 12:45 a.m. Sunday at pole. The driver was taken to with a gun. Police learned Saturday at Walden Street and for allegedly pointing a Pond and Lime streets. A caller Salem Hospital. Police said the a man, later identified as LYNN Western Avenue. gun at someone during an reported a rollover crash. driver swerved out of the way of Alvelo, had pointed the A report of a motor vehicle an animal, sideswiped a pole argument on Burchstead Arrests crash at 8:59 p.m. Friday at Place early Saturday weapon at someone during Complaints and rolled over; at 11:49 a.m. an argument, Lynn Police 68 Warren St.; at 11:09 p.m. Sunday at 155 Washington St.; morning. William Alvelo, 28, of 520 Friday at 61 Waterhill St.; at A report of suspicious activity William Alvelo was Lt. Dave Brown said. Chatham St., was arrested and at 2:08 p.m. Sunday at Country Police stopped a vehicle 12:08 a.m. Saturday at 125 at 1:27 a.m. Saturday at Stony- Club Motors at 90 Margin St. charged with carrying a charged with carrying a loaded Walnut St.; at 1:28 a.m. Sat- brook and Blueberry roads. A loaded firearm weapon, that Alvelo was a passen- firearm weapon, possession A report of a motor vehicle ger in, and an investiga- urday at Burger King at 108 caller reported a man standing hit and run crash at 3:52 p.m. possession of a firearm of a firearm without a firearm Boston St.; at 2:28 a.m. Satur- in the middle of the street, who without a firearm iden- tion resulted in his arrest, identification card, receiving a Friday at Budget Pools at 150 Brown said. day at Park Street and Western later ran behind a tree and then Newbury St.; at 5:48 p.m. Fri- tification card, receiving firearm with a defaced num- Avenue; at 2:38 p.m. Saturday behind a bush in someone’s day at 125 Washington St.; at a firearm with a defaced ber and unlawful possession on Minot Street; at 2:58 p.m. Gayla Cawley can be yard. The caller felt someone 6:12 p.m. Saturday at Aspen serial number and unlaw- of a firearm without a firearm Saturday at Essex and Fayette should check on the man. Dental Associates at 5 Sylvan ful possession of a firearm reached at gcawley@item- identification card at 2:51 a.m. streets; at 6:04 p.m. Saturday A caller complained about St.; at 7:51 p.m. Saturday on without a firearm identifi- live.com. Follow her on Saturday. at 21 Whiting St.; at 2:17 p.m. two boats fishing in the area Upham Street. Jonathan James cation card. Twitter @GaylaCawley. Elijah Declet, 21, of 6 Sunday at Franklin Street and that is marked for swimming at Greenhill Farm Road, Haverhill, Western Avenue. Green, 21, of 39 Upham St., 9:34 a.m. Saturday on Ocean Salem, was summoned for was arrested and charged with A report of a motor vehi- Avenue. The harbormaster was trespassing and on warrant cle crash with personal injury leaving the scene of property 2 Men arrested notified. damage. charges of assault to mur- at 11:07 p.m. Friday at 114 A report of boys in the street der, carrying a loaded firearm Robinson St.; at 4:32 p.m. at 2:03 p.m. Saturday at At- weapon, assault and battery Saturday at 64 Lafayette Park; lantic and Seaview avenues. Complaints for home break-in with a dangerous weapon, dis- at 8:48 p.m. Saturday at 49 A caller reported boys selling A caller reported a man charging a firearm within 500 By Gayla Cawley tion to a motor vehicle. Houghton St.; at 10 p.m. Sat- lemonade and was concerned freaking out at traffic at 8:40 ITEM STAFF Police responded to 11 feet of a building and malicious urday at 326 Walnut St.; at as they were out in the street. p.m. Friday at Starbucks at 240 Magner Road shortly af- damage to a motor vehicle at 12:45 a.m. Sunday at 386 Police reported the kids were Andover St. LYNN — Two men were ter 1 a.m. on a reported 2:56 a.m. Saturday. Lynnfield St.; at 12:52 a.m. arrested for allegedly not out in the street. A report of suspicious ac- break-in. A woman told Cheimy Fernandez, 31, was Sunday at 23 Jefferson St. breaking into a Magner A report of a boat complaint tivity at 8:45 a.m. Saturday at police that the downstairs arrested on a warrant at 12:15 Road home early Satur- at 9:14 p.m. Saturday on Mar- Jiffy Lube at 230 Andover St. window of her home had p.m. Saturday. Assaults iners Lane. A caller reported day morning. A passing motorist reported been smashed and she William Gamboa, 23, of 36 seeing flares being set off. She Christopher Hoyt, 31, Rantoul Ave., was arrested on a A report of an assault and there was a man walking on could hear voices outside said they appeared to be com- the street and punching the air; of Peabody, was arrested courtesy booking at 9:52 a.m. battery at 6:05 a.m. Saturday ing from the area of Riverhead and charged with illegal her residence, Lynn Police Friday. on Circuit Avenue. at 4:37 p.m. Saturday at Neat- Lt. Dave Brown said. and didn’t know how many co at 474 Lowell St. A caller possession of prescription Emily Gardiner, 27, of 105 A report of an assault and were shot. The harbormaster drugs and trespassing. The woman stayed on Linwood St., was arrested on battery with a dangerous reported the store’s front door the phone with police un- was notified and reported he and the register were open. Elijah Declet, 21, of warrant charges of OUI drugs, weapon at 1:07 a.m. Sunday was going to keep an eye out Haverhill, was arrested til officers arrived. Police leaving the scene of personal on Western Avenue. Police reported the employee saw the broken window but had not seen any flares in was downstairs and all was in and charged with tres- injury, negligent operation of the area. passing and on warrants and found a large rock in- a motor vehicle, marked lanes Breaking and Entering order; at 9:14 a.m. Sunday at side, but determined that 16 County St. A caller report- out of Haverhill, with violation, Class A drug posses- charges of assault to mur- the suspects fled the home sion and Class E drug posses- A report of a breaking and PEABODY ed a suspicious man walking before their arrival and entering at 1:08 a.m. Saturday down the road with a large air der, carrying a loaded fire- sion at 2:35 a.m. Saturday. arm, assault and battery that entry was not gained, John Gill, 50, of 499 Walnut at 11 Magner Road; at 9:14 Arrests compressor. p.m. Saturday at 105 Willow St. with a dangerous weap- Brown said. St., was arrested and charged Christina C. Andrade, 36, of on, discharging a firearm The two suspects were with number plate violation to A report of a motor vehicle Fire breaking and entering at 5:50 34 Cabot St., Apt. 4R, Salem, within 500 feet of a dwell- found nearby and were conceal, unregistered motor was arrested and charged with A report of a car fire at 3:58 ing and malicious destruc- subsequently arrested. vehicle and uninsured motor p.m. Saturday at 20 Wardwell Ave.; at 8:18 p.m. Saturday at operation of a motor vehicle p.m. Friday at 100 Brooksby vehicle/trailer at 5:23 a.m. with a suspended license sub- Village Drive. The call was a Sunday. 20 Wardwell Ave.; at 2:14 p.m. Sunday at 620 Western Ave. sequent offense at 8:01 p.m. false alarm. Joselito Gonzalez, 46, of 144 Friday. Man crashes car, Country Club Blvd., Worcester, Overdose A report of an overdose at Todd T. Ferrante, 40, of 42 Theft was arrested and charged with Herrick Road, was arrested on motor vehicle breaking and en- 9:45 p.m. Friday on Union Street; at 10:44 p.m. Friday on warrants at 4:49 p.m. Friday. A report of a larceny at 2:47 is cited in Lynn tering with theft, trespassing, Vidall Sattiewhite, 49, of p.m. Saturday at Sunshine possession of a burglarious Boston Street; at 10:54 p.m. Friday on Linwood Street. 42 Chatham St., Apt. 2, Lynn, Laundry at 48 Foster St. A By Gayla Cawley the same time the Everett instrument, receiving a stolen was arrested and charged with caller reported money and a ITEM STAFF man was driving a Hon- motor vehicle, malicious de- shoplifting by asportation, ar- social security card was taken da Accord southbound on struction of property and com- Theft LYNN — A 22-year-old restee furnishing a false name/ the night before; at 8:02 p.m. Western Avenue when the mon & notorious thief at 9:44 Saturday at Brooksby Village at Everett man was driving A report of a larceny at 5:49 social security number and on vehicles collided, Lynn Po- p.m. Saturday. 301 Brooksby Village Drive. without a license when he p.m. Friday at 360 Washington warrants at 6:15 p.m. Friday. lice Lt. Dave Brown said. Christopher Hoyt, 31, of 278 St.; at 10:39 p.m. Friday at 52 Virginia Ann Wood, 29, of allegedly crashed into an- Newbury St., Peabody, was ar- Oakville St.; at 4:34 a.m. Sun- 32 Pinecrest Ave., was arrested Vandalism other vehicle before strik- After striking the Camry, rested and charged with Class day at 17 Curwin Terrace. and charged with shoplifting by ing a fence and house on the Everett man allegedly E drug possession and tres- A report of a robbery at 3:28 asportation, trespassing, Class A report of vandalism at 9:52 Park Street early Satur- lost control of his car and passing at 2:40 a.m. Saturday. a.m. Saturday at Franklin Street A drug possession, Class B p.m. Friday at 14 Trask Road. day morning. crashed into the fence Nicolas Lopez-Chavez, 21, and Western Avenue; at 8:19 drug possession and Class E A caller reported his son’s car Lynn Police, Lynn Fire and house at 62 Park St. of 32 Beacon Hill Ave., Apt. 2, p.m. Saturday at 7 Willow St.; drug possession at 4:49 p.m. was damaged and had video and Atlantic Ambulance There didn’t appear to be was arrested and charged with at 1:45 a.m. Sunday at Burch- Friday. footage of who did it; at 3:21 responded to the area of any major damage to the Western Avenue and Park OUI liquor and alcohol from an stead Place and Union Street. p.m. Saturday at 16 Keys Drive. house, Brown said. open container in a motor vehi- A man reported his vehicle was Street shortly after 2:30 Accidents The woman was taken cle at 5:55 a.m. Saturday. Vandalism damaged several times over a.m. Alex Valdez, of 196 Locust A report of a motor vehicle the past year, including a week Police learned that a to Salem Hospital with St., was arrested on a warrant A report of vandalism at 7:54 crash at 3 p.m. Friday at 99 ago. 26-year-old woman driv- non-life-threatening inju- ing a Toyota Camry was ries. The man was cited pulling out of Park Street for operating without a li- onto Western Avenue at cense, Brown said. Gunman in Trader Joe’s standoff Lynn man charged in was feuding with his grandmother car crashes, rollover By Michael Balsamo killed as he ran into the By Gayla Cawley Lynn Police, Lynn Fire ASSOCIATED PRESS supermarket, police said. ITEM STAFF and Atlantic Ambulance His cousin, Charlene Eg- crews responded to the LOS ANGELES — A land, told The Associated LYNN — A 28-year-old area of 114 Robinson St. feud between a man and Press that he had been Lynn man was allegedly around 11 p.m. after a ve- his grandmother over his arguing with his grand- speeding when he veered hicle rollover was report- girlfriend staying at the mother — who had raised into the opposite lane ed, Lynn Police Lt. Dave grandmother's home ex- him since he was 7 years on Robinson Street and Brown said. ploded into violence that old — "on and off for about crashed into two parked Police determined the ultimately led to him tak- two or three weeks" over cars, causing his Jeep to man was allegedly speed- ing dozens of people hos- his girlfriend staying at roll over on Friday night. ing in a Jeep Grand Cher- tage inside a Los Angeles the elderly woman's home. Police say he was involved okee when he crossed supermarket, a relative "She didn't want the girl in another crash on Wal- over to the opposite of said Sunday. over there anymore," Eg- nut Street just minutes the street, and struck Investigators believe land said. before, where he struck a two parked cars, pushing Gene Evin Atkins, 28, shot On Saturday, Atkins' fence and left the scene. one of the parked vehi- his grandmother several grandmother, Mary Eliz- The man was taken cles about 40 feet, which times and wounded his abeth Madison, 76, was to Salem Hospital with caused his vehicle to roll girlfriend at their South walking back into the non-life-threatening inju- over, Brown said. Los Angeles home on Sat- home and told her grand- ries and is facing charges Police also determined urday afternoon before he son "he needs to turn some for leaving the scene of he had been involved in led police on a chase, while of them TVs off" when he property damage, reckless another crash on Walnut exchanging gunfire with shot her, she said. operation, operating un- Street, which occurred officers, crashed into a pole Egland said she heard insured, operating with a only minutes before the outside the Trader Joe's in about six gunshots be- revoked registration, and crash on Robinson Street. the city's Silver Lake sec- fore another cousin came PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS operating left of center. He In the first crash, he tion and ran inside. running from the porch was cited and will be sum- struck a fence and alleged- Atkins was booked Sun- and shouted to Egland, Gene Evin Atkins is arrested after evading po- moned to Lynn District ly left the scene, leaving day on suspicion of mur- "I think Gene shot my lice and holding dozens of people hostage inside Court, but police declined the Jeep's front bumper der after an employee was mama!" a Trader Joe’s supermarket, in Los Angeles. to release his name. behind, Brown said.

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All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. 100 Cummings Center 978-969-3786 781-477-4444 Suite 32H, Beverly, MA [email protected] Callers may remain anonymous. Para Espanol Favor de Llamal al Numero 781-513-3531 Spanish menu available MONDAY, JULY 23, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Camp Fire North and The Food Saugus asks: Project create a garden party Where has the CAMP FIRE From A1 time gone? willing to try new food and understand what’s CAPSULE Harrington is taking inte- healthy. From A1 rior photographs and us- When they go to the ing drones to take aerial schools in the morning, That’s one of the reasons exterior photographs. It is kids and counselors first we’re asking questions.” the goal of the historical have to find the water Newspaper articles from commission to supplement source at the schools. the day it was buried say the documentation done Right now, all the project it was placed beneath the by PMA Consultants, the entails is watering, but the building’s cornerstone, but firm working on the new campers might be weeding the commission has re- school building project. later on in the summer. ceived substantial infor- The photographs will “We were a little con- mation that indicates it provide a permanent re- cerned that they might is located somewhere else cord of the school for fu- not like it,” said Collins. on the property, possibly ture generations. “It has been fantastic. The in the circle in front of the The time capsule’s buri- kids want to be part of the main entrance. al coincided with a three- group every day. They’re The copper capsule was day event to celebrate the much more engaged. They built by Stanley Piwowar- town’s 325th anniversary get to be off-site and The ski and William McKay of in 1954. Food Project is loving it the high school advisory “The time capsule was because the gardens are committee. It is said to be ITEM PHOTO | JIM WILSON to be placed in the cor- being watered.” filled with historic docu- nerstone,” said Marilyn Joe Hallisey, Adventure From left, Faith Mace, 7th grade; Evan Landry, 7th grade; Kimberly Si- ments and records, includ- Carlson, vice-chairwoman Camp specialist, said the mard, 9th grade; Griffin L’Italien, 8th grade; and Olivia Foss, 8th grade, ing a book of signatures of the commission. “That’s activity fosters teamwork watering one of the gardens at Harrington Elementary School, in Lynn. from all students and what we’re trying to au- among the campers and teachers in the Saugus thenticate. We know that allows them to grow to- ed watering the gardens Callahan Elementary School, Hazel Kiefer, Lynn Urban Public Schools in 1954. was the intent but we gether as a group. earlier this month and the Drewicz Elementary School, Agriculture manager for The new middle-high don’t know if it happened.” “It gives them, especial- project will run through Ford Elementary School, The Food Project, could not school will be constructed Carlson said she signed ly here, a sense of respon- the end of the summer Harrington Elementary be reached for comment. on the same property as the book inside the cap- sibility,” he said. “Some camp program at the end School, Hood Elementary the existing high school. sule at eight years old. Gayla Cawley can be of the kids went to these of August. School, Lincoln-Thomson The new school will be She was a third grader at schools and are helping The school gardens re- Elementary School and reached at gcawley@item- 270,000 square feet with a The Felton School, which out their former schools.” ceiving help are: Brick- Washington Elementary live.com. Follow her on 12,000 square-foot gymna- is now the Senior Center. Camp Fire North start- ett Elementary School, School. Twitter @GaylaCawley. sium, 750-seat auditorium “We’re trying to pin this and capacity for 1,360 stu- down because when they dents. It will have state- take a wrecking ball to de- of-the-art science labs and molish that building, we technology classrooms, want that time capsule,” Lynn welcomes Mass. funding fine and performing arts she said. “There’s a lot of classrooms, a sports com- history in it.” plex and outdoor track, FUNDING leagues in the legislature lence prevention efforts. challenges. Those women Anyone who remembers outdoor classroom space, From A1 for their hard work (and “Fortunately in Lynn, may be recovering from the time capsule’s burial and student gardens. for) focusing on the issues with four representatives, addiction, or may be in do- or has information about Chapter 70 funding for Upon completion, which of importance for the city there are a lot more bites mestic violence shelters. its whereabouts is asked the schools. is expected to be in 2020, of Lynn.” of the apple with respect to Although the organiza- to contact the historical Last year, Lynn received the old building will be Crighton said one of the the state budget that could tion is based in Boston, it commission. $3.1 million in economi- Lynn legislative delega- impact the entire city,” said also services Lynn. About torn down to make space cally disadvantaged fund- tion’s top priorities has state Rep. Daniel Cahill $150,000 is going to that for fields. Bridget Turcotte can be Meanwhile, historians ing, which is meant to been the Lynn Police Be- (D-Lynn). “I was fortunate program, she said, and reached at bturcotte@ provide transitional relief have been working to pre- havioral Health Unit. enough to secure funding Lynn’s focus is through itemlive.com. Follow her for school districts dis- “(For) the past few years, in the district I represent Project Cope, the Ryan serve records of Saugus on Twitter @BridgetTur- proportionately affected, we tried to provide them for projects such as park House and North Shore High School before it is or negatively impacted, with the resources they improvements, funding for Rape Crisis Center. torn down. Resident Jim cotte. when Gov. Charlie Baker’s need to tackle the opioid public safety equipment “Working with my col- administration changed epidemic at a local level so for the Lynn Police Depart- leagues in Lynn — right low-income enrollment that was nice level fund- ment and work with my now it’s Dan Cahill, Marblehead gets measurements. ing there,” Crighton said. colleagues in the House Brendan Crighton, and School officials said the Crighton said the and Senate to secure (state Rep.) Donald Wong state government changed E-Team Machinist Pro- funding for other projects (R-Saugus) — we all work its metric for measuring gram was another prior- throughout the city.” together to make sure ready to set sail poverty, which ended up ity, which he said is an State Rep. Lori Ehrlich Lynn is taken care of in the penalizing Lynn, meaning intense program done at (D-Marblehead) highlight- annual budget,” Ehrlich gest-running popular sail- that kids who were in the REGATTA Lynn Tech. He said there ed the algae cleanup on said. “This year, though From A1 boat racing series in North same financial system be- there is one (legislative) America. Other events are fore the state changed the has been a lot of success King’s Beach and Long seat to fill, we make sure said Dave Reed of Sailing run in St. Petersburg, Fla., definition were not being in fostering the skills Beach. She said people that all of Lynn receives World, the magazine that Chicago, Annapolis, Md., counted. This is the third learned in that program, passing along Lynn Shore the funding it needs.” began running the regatta San Diego and in the Brit- year Lynn will be receiv- which has translated into Drive are familiar with The state budget, which as part of a series of races ish Virgin Islands. ing that funding, which connecting those individu- the odor if cleanup if not was approved last week, on the East Coast about In one-design racing, was pending in the leg- als with well-paying jobs. done at the right time. was late. Massachusetts 15 years ago. boats of a similar class islature during the city’s He also highlighted the The earmark is to ensure “Sailing World need- compete against each oth- budget process. investment in the city’s the funds are available for legislators had a July 1 ed an event in July,” said er. Hence, the J70s race to- “I think that was really beaches and parks. the Department of Con- deadline to get the final Schneider, “and noticed gether, plus several other important,” said McGee. “One of Lynn’s greatest servation & Recreation to budget approved, which has that we had our regatta types of yachts, including “We were waiting on that. assets is our waterfront and do the cleanup. to be signed off on by Baker. in July. So, they decided to If that plays out like the beach in particular, so we She also highlighted a “I’d rather take our time Town Class boats, among adopt us.” last couple of years, that were able to secure fund- statewide amendment, in- and due diligence rather the oldest yachts still on Race Week goes back to will mean more money for ing for the algae cleanup, corporated in the budget than rushing forward with the water. the schools.” as well as Red Rock Park for Self Esteem Boston, anything,” Crighton said. 1889, when the first regat- “They’ve had a resur- The mayor was pleased maintenance,” he said. which is a direct service “We’re really happy with ta was run. Not everyone gence,” says Reed. “A lot with the funds allocated Crighton said Lynn will provider that provides the finished product.” associated with the regat- of people buy the old ones to Lynn through the state also benefit from the $8 training programs, such as ta was happy with it be- and fix them up for racing.” budget. million in Shannon Grants helping with job readiness Gayla Cawley can be ing absorbed into Sailing Accommodating the “We’re pleased with the statewide included in the or providing psychologi- reached at gcawley@item- World’s series of regattas. J70s this year will prove final version,” McGee said. budget, which help fund cal counseling, for women live.com. Follow her on Schneider, who has been to be a challenge, said “I want to thank my col- anti-gang and youth vio- who are facing serious life Twitter @GaylaCawley. a part of the Marblehead Schneider. sailing community since “We have a lot of en- she was a child, was, and trants,” she said. is, fine with it. And Reed says there Esposito fought for Revere and for country “Its difficult for volun- probably will be more. teers to run a regatta like “A lot of sailors will use ESPOSITO became a ward councilor, this one on a yearly basis,” (the NOOD regatta) to From A1 residents wanted an easi- she said. “Just in terms scout so they’ll be pre- er access route to navigate of getting sponsors, and pared for the one in Sep- service he provided for our between Revere and Lynn. organization, and scoring tember,” he said. city, for the country, and Until the turnaround on — especially scoring — it The festivities got un- for the state,” said Mayor Mills Avenue was com- was getting more difficult. derway today with the ju- Brian Arrigo. “He and his plete, anyone living near “We were so local,” she nior regatta, run out of the family will have some- Riverside who wanted to said. “You’re asking the Pleon Yacht Club (which thing to memorialize him get to their neighboring same people year after is on Eastern’s property) forever in our city.” city had to drive all the year to sponsor, and that’s and which features sailors Aside from being a ward way to Oak Island, turn difficult.” who are under 21. It’ll end councilor, he was the ad- around, and make their This year, as in the past Wednesday. ministrative assistant to way back toward River- several, Helly Hansen, an Thursday starts the Bill Reinstein, who was the side before reaching Lynn. internationally recognized main regatta, which will mayor from 1972 to 1978. When Esposito was elect- manufacturer of boating run daily through Sunday, Esposito even ran for may- ed, he proposed a variety apparel, will serve as the weather permitting. And or himself, during a contro- of ways to get the funding principal sponsor. Schneider is well aware versial election that called for the necessary project. “Every day during the that Mother Nature plays for a recount, and spent a “This area is always go- race, there’s what we call a big role. few years as a lieutenant ing to be one that any ward a ‘free pour’,” she said. “We had nor’easters last state trooper. The Chel- councilor will care about,” PHOTO | PAULA MULLER “They (the sailors) can get year, both in the junior rac- sea native not only held a said Arrigo. “His advoca- Toni Esposito displays her Challenge Coin their ‘dark and stormies’ es and in the regular regat- passionate commitment to cy for it is obviously what from the US Navy. there (a highball cocktail ta,” she said. “Rain doesn’t Revere, but to his family as drove the city and his fam- made primarily with rum deter us. But we won’t let well. He and his wife Toni ily to choose this location.” they had their eyes on the was going,” said Powers. and ginger beer). them go out if there’s light- were married for 61 years The mayor, the city’s Mills Avenue turnaround. “He made sure that things “Also, there’s a big din- ning in the area.” and had two children, Jay veteran agent, and the Esposito’s friends, fami- being done were being done ner every night,” she said. Also, exceptionally chop- and Andrea. rest of the city council ly, former colleagues, and in a positive manner be- “A big part of the expense py seas present a problem “He was a guy who had presented the sign to Es- too, she said. city officials attended the cause when you are a ward goes to food. And then his own, very clear mind posito’s family during the Because of the influx dedication. John Powers, councilor, it’s all about mak- there are awards, which and he wasn’t one that Memorial Day ceremony the current Ward 5 coun- also take up a big part of of J70s, there will be two ing sure you get back to you could control,” said his in May. Whenever a vet- cilor, didn’t work with Es- the expense.” courses, one for them wife. “He loved this city eran is being honored, the posito closely, but he re- your constituents and their Sailing World has been and one for all the other and it’s very nice they’re city always asks the fam- mains appreciative of the concerns are addressed.” operating its series of re- yachts. putting his name some- ily where they want the work he did. gattas — formally known where he fought to get the dedication to be located, “He brought what he had, Bella diGrazia can be as National Offshore Steve Krause can be funds for.” according to Arrigo. Even and that was his concern reached at bdigrazia@ One-Design (NOOD) — reached at skrause@ Even before Esposito before asking the family, for the city and where it itemlive.com. since 1988. It is the lon- itemlive.com. A8 MONDAY, JULY 23, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

PHOTOS | PAULA MULLER Josephine Somerville, of Needham, demonstrates her flexibility at Community Appreciation Day at Lynn Museum, Saturday.

Janessa Barbosa-Horner, of Randolph, Lexie Thomas, of Marblehead, keeps the hoop spinning. Stella Fogarty, of Lynn, reaches for bub- who was visiting her grandmother Karen Behind her on stilts is JJ Montague of Simply Circus in bles. Activities were both indoors and Horner in Lynn, works at the craft table. Newton. outside in the garden.

Kim in the swim A habit of helping

Swampscott-based Harbor Management Company employees spent July 18 in Hamilton participating in a Habitat for Humanity project. Front from left: Angel Aponte, Val Jacobs, Reneé Hamman, Raquel Lynn marathon swimmer and Winthrop resident Kim Garbarino swam Flores, Mario Chasses and Michel Rich. his sixth double Boston Light Swim last Thursday, tallying a personal Back from left: Bryan Finley, Daniel Hamman, Norma Jones, Rick Dock- best with a round-trip swim of 16 miles over seven hours 41 minutes and endorff, Steve Santosuosso, Mike Dechellis, Felippe Gorgati, Ben Callah- two seconds. The swim was officially sanctioned by the Massachusetts an, Judy Malloch, Juan de Leon Merida, Jacob Rich and Dean Siflinger. Open Water Swimming Association. Garbarino began the swim from South Boston’s M Street beach. Not pictured: Florentino Rivera and John Poretta. SEND US YOUR STUFF WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903.

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By Harold Rivera RBI and scored twice. Lily ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Newhall scored a run and went 1-for-3 with 1 RBI. WORCESTER — The Amanda Tobin was 1-for-1 Lynn Senior Little League with an RBI and a run. Softball All-Stars split “The whole starting their weekend games in order had a hit in this the East Regional round. game,” Lynn manager The Lynners kicked the Chad Wilkins said. “That tournament off on a sour was great for us to see af- note, dropping their first ter we didn’t hit the ball game, 9-4, to Connecti- too well Saturday.” cut. Lynn bounced back to Jenna Tobin split the steer the ship in the right pitching duties with Lily direction with a 10-0 win Newhall, as they also did over Rhode Island Sunday. in the opening game Sat- Both games were played urday. Tobin went the first at Vernon Hill Park. four inning and Newhall The win Sunday saw threw three innings of re- each Lynn starting player lief. Both pitchers brought log a hit. The offense was their best in combining for led by a 2-for-2 perfor- the shutout. ITEM FILE PHOTO mance from Kaelyn Jen- ITEM FILE PHOTO Abby Fila led the de- Lily Newhall played a part both with her hit- nings, who scored twice fense with four putouts at ting and pitching Sunday as Lynn defeated Abby Bettencourt was perfect for the Tanners and added 2 RBI. Jenna Rhode Island Sunday in Worcester. Sunday in their New England Regional win Tobin went 1-for-2 with 2 LYNN, B2 over Maryland. Abby Bettencourt Wrestlers pitcher perfect grapple on for Peabody the beach By Daniel Kane By Anne Marie Tobin on a chopper back to the ITEM STAFF ITEM STAFF circle. LYNN — The Lynn Shore Showdown “She was awesome to- gives young athletes of a variety of ages BRISTOL, Conn. — day,” said Peabody coach and sizes a chance to show off their When it comes to perfect Mark Bettencourt. “Her wrestling skills while enjoying a day at games, it’s getting to be a drop curve was just deadly. Nahant Beach. habit for 12-year-old Abby It was so amazing because The third annual event, held Satur- Bettencourt. it was the same pitch we day morning, also showed and celebrat- All she did was throw couldn’t throw yesterday ed the growth of a sport that only made her third perfect game in when we had to rely on the its debut in the Lynn school system two three years (and second changeup. years ago. of the summer season) to “You never want to throw “It has grown beyond even what I lead the Peabody Tanners that drop curve with two would have imagined,” Lynn School 12-year-old Softball All- strikes because it’s so hard Committee member and event founder Stars to a 4-0 win over to catch,” he said. “So usu- Jared Nicholson said. “We started by Maryland state cham- ally you go with a fastball doing just a demonstration at the Mar- pion Hurlock Sunday at but when the curve wasn’t shall Middle School and we now have a the Little League East working early we went to full-fledged program at Marshall, a full Regional Tournament at the drop curve and it was varsity program and a team at Breed. the A. Bartlett Giamatti so good today that we had “The Marshall team started out the Training Center. to throw it, even with two season this year with 80 kids going out The Tanners were sched- strikes.” for the program,” Nicholson, who wres- uled to play York, Maine, The right side of Pea- tled in high school at Lincoln-Sudbury today at 10 a.m. in an body’s infield had a big and in college at Princeton, added. “It elimination game. hand in the no-no. While has become really popular and we’re Bettencourt needed only Bettencourt struck out PHOTO | PAULA MULLER really proud and excited.” 63 pitches to polish off seven, not a single Hur- Wrestlers came from all over in- Maryland in a little more Justin Dwork, top, of Brighton battles Nic Miragliuolo of lock batted ball touched cluding Boston, Providence, R.I. and than an hour with the fi- Somerville in the nal match of the Lynn Shore Wrestling nal play coming, fittingly PEABODY, B2 Showdown Saturday. WRESTLING, B1 Football Babe Ruth 16-18s showcase make regional nal By Daniel Kane team, they’ve been here de es rain FOR THE ITEM before they had been to the World Series last By Harold Rivera LYNN — Backed by year,” Donovan added. “I ITEM SPORTS EDITOR six shutout innings from think anytime you go up starting pitcher Lou Vidal, against them you have to LYNN — The rainy weather the Lynn Babe Ruth play pretty close to a flaw- wasn’t ideal for Sunday morn- 16-18-year-old All-Stars less game.” ing’s 11th Annual All-American defeated Cape Cod, 6-1, Zach Elwell (2-for-3 with Football Fundamentals Show- Saturday at Fraser Field 2 RBI) led Lynn at the case at Manning Field but that to earn a spot in the New didn’t stop a group of 125 grid- plate. Anthony Nikolaka- England Regional final. kis (1-for-3), Danny Lilja iron hopefuls from learning the Vidal allowed no hits ins and outs from professional (1-for-1) and Colin Reddy on three strikeouts while (2-for-3) each had one RBI stars. walking four batters to NFLPA certified agent Sean for Lynn. earn the win. David Fur- “We started off a little Stellato organizes the funda- tado saved it in the sev- mentals camp each year and bit slow with the bats but I enth, striking out two of brings a handful of his clients give credit to their pitcher the four batters he faced. to Manning Field. This year’s [Justin Lukos],” Donovan “(We had) great pitch- showcase was hosted by New said. “We squeaked away ing, great defense and we England Patriots teammates and (made) a couple plays. Brandon King and Marquis had a phenomenal pitch- Zach Elwell had a big hit Flowers, and Obi Melifonwu of ing performance from and that was kind of the the Oakland Raiders. Lou Vidal,” Lynn coach Al fire that started us off.” “I just think it’s great to be out PHOTO COURTESY OF ALL-AMERICAN FOOTBALL FUNDAMENTALS SHOWCASE Donovan said. “Furtado Cape Cod got on the here and it’s great to be able to came in to close and got board in the second in- Football players and instructors sit the stands at Manning Field the job done. SHOWCASE, B2 following Sunday morning’s showcase. “Cape Cod is a great BABE RUTH, BA2 Danvers National LL ends Peabody West’s run By Anne Marie Tobin 4 going into the bottom of the to next weekend’s state finals in cated themselves to this so they on a bases-loaded walk to John ITEM STAFF fourth and still led 6-2 after the Millbury. should be proud.” Horgan to make it 3-0. top of the fifth. But a scrap- “I guess the magic ran out,” Danvers left the bases loaded Danvers answered with a run ANDOVER -- The Danvers Na- py Danvers team battled back said West manager Steve Por- in the first after West starter in its half of the frame, but it tional 12-year-old Little League with two runs in the bottom of cella. “But I am proud of the Jayce Dooley got out of the jam All-Stars turned tables Satur- could have been worse, but for day, coming from behind to de- the fifth and two more in the way they fought. Both games with a strikeout, and also leav- a perfectly-executed rundown feat Peabody West 7-6 in seven bottom of the sixth to send the against Danvers could have ing two runners on in the second that cut down Mike Moroney at- innings at Deyermond Park to game into extras. Danvers won gone either way, and I think if after shortstop Thomas Fab- tempting to score on Nick Robin- walk off with their first section- it in the bottom of the seventh we played them 10 times, we bo made a nice play on a hard son’s RBI single. al title in 42 years, proving the when third baseman Jakob would each win five, it was that grounder. West bumped the lead to 5-1 point that, when it comes to Lit- Hamel ripped a 2-out RBI single close. When you start the sum- Fabbo led off the top of the on Josh Scali’s 2-run homer in tle League, you can never have a to bring Jake Semons home from mer season, you never know how third with a single and scored the top of the fourth, scoring Vil- large enough lead. third with the game-winning far you are going to go, but the on a home run by Nick Villano. West led 5-1 in the Section run, punching Danvers’ ticket kids, their families really dedi- Dooley then singled and scored WEST, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JULY 23, 2018 After crazy ending, Italy’s Molinari wins British Open CARNOUSTIE, Scot- ish Open, failed to make a land (AP) — Francesco single birdie and shot 76, Molinari didn’t get the his highest score Sunday loudest cheers for the best in a major. golf at British Open. Kevin Chappell made He was overlooked for two double bogeys, the last so much of Sunday play- one on No. 17 that derailed ing alongside Tiger Woods, his hopes. Kevin Kisner who caused pure pande- made his double bogey ear- monium at Carnoustie by ly. Rory McIlroy and Justin taking the lead in the final Rose each made a run with round of a major for the eagles on the par-5 14th first time in nine years. hole, McIlroy with a 50-foot Molinari settled for the putt , Rose with a second best cheer of them all. shot that bounced off the PHOTO | PAULA MULLER The last one. base of the pin. They ran Marcela Dwork wipes the sand off her husband, Justin, after his match Amid so much chaos — out of holes. Saturday. seven players atop the lea- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Xander Schauffele, the derboard, six of them still Francesco Molinari last hope to keep alive the tied on the back nine — acknowledges cheers American streak of five Wrestlers mix it up on Lynn Beach Molinari played a steady on the 18th hole after straight majors, was one hand by going the entire the final round of the shot behind until he sent a weekend without a bogey long iron to the right of the we also had a group from might never be around British Open. WRESTLING and finishing with a 5-foot 17th and failed to make a Providence that had some From B1 in another environment, birdie putt that secured 15-foot putt for par. transportation issues,” wind of the week, the only Lowell to compete in a Nicholson said. his place in history as It- Molinari clinched it Nicholson said. “But we player from the last four bracket style tournament. “One of the things I love aly’s first major champion. with a driver that skirted have around 50 wrestlers, Athletes were divided into about wrestling is an op- “Clearly, in my group, groups to break par. the edge of a pot bunker, a good crowd and were re- four groups; youth, middle portunity to put yourself the attention wasn’t real- Woods lost the lead with leaving him a lob wedge ally excited about it. school, high school and out there as an individ- ly on me, let’s put it that one bad swing that would from 112 yards to 5 feet. “I also thank Boston open (anyone over high ual but also be part of a way,” Molinari said, the have been even farther left He poured it in, raised Youth Wrestling and the of the 11th green had it school. team,” Nicholson said. “As gleaming claret jug in his right fist and shook it “When I went over the Friends of Nahant Beach not crashed into the fans, an individual competitor front of him. “If someone lightly before slamming it rules today I pointed out for helping us put this to- leading to double bogey. He you get to experience and was expecting a charge, for emphasis. that we have a very wide gether,” Nicholson added. followed that with a bogey learn being the only one they probably weren’t ex- Then, he waited in the range of experience and “They’re really important pecting it from me. But it’s and never caught up. He trailer to see if anyone out there, but you know skill,” Nicholson said. “To- to making this day work.” been the same the whole had to settle for a 71. could catch him. At one day is about fun, the score Winners included Nic you have your teammates of my career.” Jordan Spieth, tied for point, he went over to the matters during the season Miragliugio (Open), Jon- backing you up everyday. His charge was a 2-un- the lead in his bid to go practice green, but not to but it really doesn’t mat- athan Feliz (High School I think it’s a really nice der 69 in the strongest back-to-back in the Brit- prepare for a playoff. ter today. It’s about get- Heavy), James Walter mix.” ting out, having fun, hang- (High School middle- “I think it’s great for dis- ing out on the beach and weight), Malcolm Chrispin cipline,” Nicholson added. Abby Bettencourt perfect for Peabody (High School lightweight), enjoying and promoting “You learn a lot of disci- the sport.” Jude Corra (Youth light- pline it’s also great for kids PEABODY I thought, there is goes, the game, to be honest.” The event featured weight), and Ryan Meier of all sizes. You get a team From B1 that’s the one ball to get Peabody added two in- around 50 participants, a (Youth Super lightweight). through, but Hailey han- surance runs in the top of with a really wide range the outfield grass. Bet- number that is down from Wrestling provides a dled it with ease. She was the fifth, and, once again, of skills and size and you tencourt spotted her curve last years 80 wrestlers unique experience that incredible today. After the the bottom of the order get a nice blending of kids perfectly, inducing eight Nicholson said. differs from most sports ground ball outs in all, all first game we made some played a big role. that you might not other- “It can be a tough time of and helps kids learn disci- to the right side. adjustments because of Marissa Simmons, in for year to reach people and pline with teammates they wise get together.” “I have never been a the grass and it paid off.” Philbrook, worked a leadoff part of a game when not Both teams went down walk, reached second on a Lynn softball seniors split a pair a single ball went to the 1-2-3 in the first, but Pea- wild pitch and scored on a outfield, never,” said Mark body’s bottom half of the towering double to left field Bettencourt. order came up clutch in by Abby Bettencourt. Bet- LYNN by scoring a pair of runs Wilkins said after Satur- the top of the second. tencourt needed only two in the top of the seventh day’s game. “In a tourna- In Peabody’s opening From B1 round 5-0 loss to Pennsylva- Avery Grieco led off the pitches to score. She stole third base. inning but fell, 9-4. ment like this, I expected inning with a single and third and then scored on a Starter Jenna Tobin them to be nervous for the nia Saturday, the Tanners “Defensively, Fila had struggled to field bunts. alertly took second when passed ball to make it 4-0. pitched the first two in- first inning or so. They four putouts and she But Sunday was a horse of the ball got loose. Kiley “That was a great at-bat nings. Tobin did a solid job were nervous for the first played well defensively,” a different color. Catcher Doolin moved her to third from Marissa, she kept in weathering a Connecti- few innings and then they Wilkins said. “We had an- Logan Lomasney may have with a ground out, then fighting off foul balls until cut storm that saw Lynn started to get comfortable other pretty perfect game saved the perfect game in Penelope Spack plated she finally walked,” said defensively. Pitching and allow four unearned runs as the game went on.” the first inning when she Grieco with what turned Mark Bettencourt. “Then defense have gotten us in the bottom the second. Connecticut bumped its bare-handed a bunt off the out to be the game-win- Abby just crushed that here. We had one error but Reliever Lily Newhall lead to 6-1 in the fourth. grass on the third base line ning run with a grounder double, especially with other than that, making pitched the final four in- Julia Nickolau laced a and fired a perfect throw back to the circle. their left field playing so all the plays in the field nings. one-out single in the fifth. to first to get No. 2 hitter Lizzie Bettencourt and deep.” was huge. After a scoreless open- Nickolau swiped second Cassidy Mowbray. Betten- Mia Philbrook, the No. 7 Today’s against Maine Wilkins added, “The first ing inning, the Lynners on a passed ball and came court’s younger sister Liz- and No. 8 hitters, kept the was to be live-streamed on game, I thought if the ball grabbed a 1-0 lead in the home on a Connecticut er- zie closed out the inning, inning alive with back- ESPN-Plus bounced a few different top of the second. Riley ror, slimming Lynn’s defi- snagging a tricky foul-ball to-back singles but were Saturday, the Tanners ways we could’ve pulled it Mannion was hit by a cit to 6-2. pop-up halfway between stranded when Roach, who fell to Tunkhannock, out. It was nice to see the pitch, Abby Fila walked Down 9-2 in the sev- first base and the dugout. had Peabody’s only hit in Penn., 5-0, with Roach get- girls get more comfortable and Lily Newhall (1-for-2) enth, Lynn showed no In the second, Betten- Saturday’s 5-0 loss to Penn- ting the only hit. in the second game. Hope- reached on a bunt single. quit. Gianna Coito (1-for- court helped herself with sylvania, grounded to third. “They (Tunkhannock) fully this is a nice step- Amanda Tobin walked 1) started the inning with two stellar defensive plays, Peabody doubled its lead were very good and we pingstone for us and we with the bases loaded, al- a single and took second the first when she stabbed to 2-0 when Abby Betten- are the first team to play a can grab a few more wins.” lowing Mannion to score on a passed ball. Reese a hard hit grounder on the court hit a shot to third full 6-inning game against The Lynners (1-1) were the game’s first run. Brinkler followed with a back hand, and the second base, that Hurlock third them,” said Bettencourt. scheduled to be back in Connecticut answered walk. Nickolau’s ground- when she fielded another baseman knocked down, “They 10-run ruled every action bright and early with four runs in its half out advanced Brinkler bunt and made a strong but fired wide to first with team they have played today (9) against tourna- of the second, taking ad- and Coito to second and throw to Lizzie for the fi- Bettencourt taking sec- leading up to regionals, ment host Jesse Burkett vantage of a pair of Lynn third, respectively. Aman- nal out of the inning. ond on the errant throw. so we played well. Abby (2-0) at Ty Cobb Field in errors to score the first da Wilkins (1-for-3, 2 RBI) But the defensive star of Bettencourt then stole pitched well and even Worcester. two. A groundout scored hit a 2-RBI single, scoring the game was second base- third and kept going home though we had only one hit, Saturday’s opener the third and a single add- both runners to give Lynn man Hailey Roach who had when the throw got away Abby, Avery Grieco and Ma- against Connecticut didn’t ed the fourth, giving Con- hope at 9-4. Connecticut four putouts and two assists. from Hurlock. rissa Simmons all hit balls go the way the Lynn had necticut a 4-1 lead. logged the final out of the “She had the game of her “Lizzie and Mia hit the hard right at someone.” hoped. The Lynners closed “The girls were tight in game on a groundout to life,” said Mark Betten- ball hard, but Abby’s ball Bettencourt went the the game on a high note the first half of the game,” seal its win. court. “I thought we were almost killed their third distance, allowing four in big trouble in the fifth baseman it was hit so hard,” earned runs on 11 hits when their No. 4 hitter hit said Mark Bettencourt. “I with two walks and four Babe Ruth 16-18s advance to N.E. final a rocket, a real shot, and was surprised she stayed in strikeouts. BABE RUTH and purposely get caught the bases loaded Niko- Weather no obstacle for football showcase From B1 in a run down, which al- lakakis ripped an infield ning. After an infield error lowed Elwell to score on a single to score a run. The put runners at second and close play at the plate and next batter, Lilja, bunted SHOWCASE race. They were also split lato played Division I foot- third, Zach Landry drove put Lynn up 2-1. for a single on a suicide From B1 for positional drills and ball at Marist. in a run on a ground out “We had two outs and squeeze play. Reddy would talk to these kids,” King, top performers were re- “I played in the Aggan- to second to put Cape Cod two strikes,” Lynn coach drive in a run on a ground entering his fourth sea- warded at the camp’s con- is game in 1996,” Stellato up 1-0. Leon Elwell said. “That’s out to shortstop and El- son with the Patriots, said. clusion. said. “We had epic games Both teams’ bats were just a play we put on to try well added his second RBI “You tell them some things Stellato said the rainy here and battles, all the silent until a walk and a to get them to balk or try on a single to put Lynn up you would’ve listened to weather provided a valu- way from Pop Warner in single put runners on the to make something hap- 6-1 and the game out of when you were their ages. able lesson for those who 1986 all the way to 1996 corners for Lynn in the pen and try to steal a run reach. I think that’s the best look to continue in their in the Agganis. It was a fifth inning. Elwell then right there. We were fortu- Lynn will play in the thing about it. You try to youth football careers. 10-year run. I’m happy to hit a single to drive in a nate enough to push that New England Regional tell them what it takes “You play in the rain,” be here. The two words we run and tie the game at one across and it turned championship game Tues- because you were once in Stellato said. “It’s almost preach to this group is to 1-1. Later in the inning out to be a big play.” day afternoon (1) against their shoes.” like getting used to being have fun and compete. Elwell had advanced to Lynn extended its lead Cape Cod. If Cape Cod de- King embraced the op- out in the rain, wet foot- “To have Marquis Flow- third and Dayshon Ander- in the sixth inning after a feats Lynn, a winner-take- portunity to interact with balls. We live in New En- ers, Brandon King and Obi son reached on a walk. An- string of four straight at all game will be played im- a group of his fans who gland. That’s what makes Melifonwu come down to derson would steal second bats to drive runs in. With mediately afterward (4). hope to follow his foot- the Patriots so success- Lynn and Manning Field steps. ful, they dominate in the is cool,” Stellato added. “When we’re in game- elements. A lot of really “One of the greatest ath- Peabody West eliminated from LL postseason mode we don’t talk that hard-working kids in this letes ever, Harry Agganis, much,” King said. “You group. I’m so moved by played here. It’s cool to WEST it 6-2. but the throw got past just focus on your job for how much they absorbed be here and I’m sure he’s From B1 Danvers closed to 6-4 in first, putting Semons on that day. Just going out and how excited they here in spirit.” were.” Stellato hopes to contin- Villano. Danvers respond- the bottom of the inning, third. Scali intentionally here and showing these kids that no matter where For Stellato, bringing the ue the showcase with each ed with a run in its half of then forced extra innings walked Owen Gasinows- with two more in the sixth. you are you should respect event to Manning Field year’s running building on the inning to cut the lead ki to set up a force at any Semons led off the bot- whoever you’re around. brings back memories the previous year’s suc- to 5-2. base, but the plan back- tom of the seventh with We come out here and try of his own playing days. cess. With the opportunity fired when Hamel deliv- In the top of the fifth, a single. Porcella gam- to show a lot of love to Stellato quarterbacked for fans to interact with ered the timely hit. Ty Zito singled and got to bled and intentionally these kids.” the varsity football team Stellato’s core of clients, second on an infield hit by walked Reardon, putting “Their team is built for Despite the wet weath- at Salem High School and Stellato said the event Jacob Behn. Two batters the game-winning run all of their kids from top to er, there was no setback of his career with the Witch- highlights the human ele- later, Villano was walked on second base. Moroney bottom to come through in any sort. Participants took es was highlighted by a ment that comes with be- intentionally to load the lined out to Jacob Behn at big spots, and they came part in basic football drills Super Bowl appearance in ing a professional athlete bases for Scali, who added second, who attempted to through today,” said Por- throughout the morning 1994. After a post-gradu- and that’s what makes it a hit plating Zito to make double up Reardon at first, cella. and held a 40-yard dash ate year at Gunnery, Stel- unique. MONDAY, JULY 23, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

THE SCHEDULE NORTH SHORE NAVIGATORS SCHEDULE FCBL STANDINGS MONDAY TBA vs. TBA (at Lynn Shore, 5:45) (Not including last night’s games) NSBL Today Tuesday Wednesday Senior League Softball Marblehead vs. Saugus (6) W L Pct. GB Streak L10 East Regional Round Nashua at Worcester Worcester North Shore Storm vs. Swampscott M Vineyard 28 13 0.683 - 1W 6-4 Lynn vs. Jesse Burkett (at Ty Cobb in 7 p.m. 6:30 p.m. (8) 10:30 a.m. Worcester, 9) Worcester 26 15 0.634 2 1L 9-1 12-year-old Softball Regionals WEDNESDAY Bristol 24 18 0.571 4.5 1L 7-3 Peabody vs. Maine (at Bristol, CT, Lynn City Series Brockton 22 21 0.512 7 2W 6-4 10) Thursday Friday TBA vs. TBA (at Lynn Shore, 5:45) Pittsfi eld 17 23 0.425 10.5 1W 3-7 Lynn City Series NSBL Pittsfi eld (DH) O ff Wyoma vs. East Lynn (at Lynn Shore, Saugus vs. Peabody (6) 4 p.m. Navigators 15 26 0.366 13 1W 3-7 5:45) Marblehead vs. Beverly (7) Nashua 13 29 0.310 15.5 6L 2-8 NSBL North Shore Phillies vs. North Shore Storm (8) Swampscott vs. Peabody (7) Beverly vs. North Shore Phillies THURSDAY (7:30) Lynn City Series Tufts North Shore Storm vs. North Read- TBA vs. TBA (at Lynn Shore, 5:45) ing (8) NSBL TUESDAY Swampscott vs. Rowley (7) defends Senior League Softball North Shore Storm vs. North Read- ing (8) East Regional Round Manchester vs. North Shore Phillies Lynn vs. Connecticut (at Ty Cobb in (8) Tedesco Worcester, 11) Senior Babe Ruth Baseball FRIDAY NE Regional Championship Lynn City Series Cape Cod vs. Lynn (1) TBA vs. TBA (at Lynn Shore, 5:45) club title Cape Cod vs. Lynn (4, if necessary) NSBL Lynn City Series Saugus vs. North Shore Storm (6) MARBLEHEAD — Brad Tufts successfully de- fended his Tedesco Club SPORTS BRIEFS Championship, winning his sixth title, with an Storm softball to (781) 709-7135 or (781) impressive performance. 593-6562. Sunday. conduct tryouts Tufts led after the first The New England Storm Lynn youth tennis round, posting a 71. He Jr. Olympic Softball Pro- birdied the sixth and gram, entering its 19th clinics eighth holes, and scored season, will be conducting The Lynn Parks and Rec- his lone bogey on the sev- girls youth softball tryouts reation Department is host- enth to turn in a 1-under during the next three ing youth tennis clinics 33. weeks. every through August 1. The Another birdie on 12 got For more information, clinics will be held at Gowdy him to 2-under but with a visit www.newengland- Park and will be organized bogey on 15, a double bo- [email protected]. Or, please gey on 16, and bogey on by age group. Kids ages contact the director, John 17 he shot 38 on the back eight and under will have Gambale at jgambale. nine. His 71 gave him [email protected] their clinic from 5 p.m. to 6 a 3-shot lead over Marc p.m., kids ages nine to 11 Duffy (74) and 4 shots Lynn Woods cross will have their clinic from 6 over Greg Mahan (75) p.m. to 7 p.m. and kids ages In round 2, Tufts birdied country series 12 and over will have their Nos. 2, 5 and 6 to stretch clinic from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. his lead to eight shots. Af- The 49th annual Lynn The clinics will cover ter bogeys on holes 7 and Summer cross country many aspects of tennis, 8, Tufts turned in 1-under series will continue every including the forehand, Wednesday until Septem- again. He shot 36 on the backhand, serve, positioning ber 26. back nine, with birdies Each evening includes a and scoring. Kids are on 10 and 11 offset by bo- geys on 13 and 15 to post regular 1.59 mile, a short encouraged to bring a tennis PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS race of the day and a long racquet and a water bottle a 1-under 69 for a 36-hole race of the day. There is no to the clinic. There is a limit- Boston’s Jackie Bradley Jr. rounds the bases after a three-run home run total of 140, even par, to entry fee. ed number of tennis rac- during the fourth inning Sunday. open up a 13-shot lead Refer top www.lwrun.org quets available through the with one round to play. for more information. Parks and Recreation In the final round Tufts Department. turned in 35 with birdies Youth Summer For more information, con- Sale, Bradley lead way on No. 5 and 8, offset by a tact Lisa Nerich at 781-477- bogey on the first hole and evening track 7096. a double on No. 7. A birdie on 10 got him back to even The fifth annual Lynn as Sox pummel Tigers par for the day and the Parks and Recreation Lynn Flag Football tournament. Youth Summer Evening Tournament DETROIT (AP) — Chris least 11 strikeouts — and on to relieve Hardy, and He finished with bogeys Track meets will be held Sale is drawing compar- only one walk in each — Nunez greeted him with on 15 through 18 for a fi- at the Manning Field isons from his manager but that streak came to an RBI single off the nal round 74 and a 54 hole The third annual Lynn Flag track on Mondays until to another dominant left- an end when he was lifted glove of Candelario, the total of 71-69-74—214. Football Tournament will be Monday, August 27 at 6:30 hander. Sunday after 99 pitches. third baseman. Xander It was Tufts’ third title p.m. There is no entry fee held on Saturday, July 28 at “He’s reminding me a lot “I feel good. I feel like a Bogaerts, the runner on in a row. His other wins to participate. Manning Field. Registration of Randy — Randy John- broken record sometimes, second, held up when he came in 2004, ‘2006, ‘2011, There will be running for the tournament begins at ‘2016, & 2017. events and field events at son,” Boston manager Alex but we scored nine runs made it to third, but De- 7:30 that morning and the Cora said. “The thing with today?” Sale said. “You get vers — who had started Chuck DiGrande fin- each meet. Running tournament itself begins at ished second with 76-78- events will be a 30-meter Randy, it looked like he a padded lead like that, the play on first — near- 8 a.m. There’s no cost to reg- was always grinding. With you can kind of dig in and ly reached third himself 78—232. race for ages three and ister and water will be sup- Sixteen players compet- under and 50, 100, 200, (Sale) it looks effortless just try to find a groove before stopping because plied, free to all players. The ed. 400, 800, one-mile and right now.” and keep going.” Bogaerts was still there. tournament will feature four relays for ages high school Sale struck out nine in Boston scored twice in Devers was tagged out . and younger. Field events grammar division teams, six scoreless innings, and the second on RBI ground- The Red Sox weren’t will be the standing long eight middle school teams Jackie Bradley Jr. hit a outs by Rafael Devers and hurt much by that base- jump and the softball and four high school teams. three-run homer to lift the Eduardo Nunez, then the running mishap. Bradley throw. All communities are For more information con- Red Sox to a 9-1 victory Red Sox broke the game followed with his seventh invited. tact Lynn Parks and Recre- over the Detroit Tigers on open in the fourth. homer of the year, giving For more information, ation at 781-268-8000 or via Sunday. Sale allowed two With men on second and Boston a 6-0 lead. visit www.lwrun.org, email email at lynnparksandrecre- hits, lowered his ERA to third and nobody out, De- Andrew Benintendi hit a [email protected] or call [email protected]. an American League-best vers hit a grounder to first two-run triple in the sev- 2.13 and won his sixth baseman John Hicks, who enth, and J.D. Martinez TV/RADIO straight decision. immediately threw home added a sacrifice fly. The Red Sox are 19-4 — only to have Steve TOUGH OUT Baseball in their last 23 games, Pearce, the Boston runner Candelario was impressive 7:05 p.m. ..Boston at Baltimore ...... NESN, WEEI-FM 93.7 8:05 p.m. ..Arizona at Chi. Cubs ...... ESPN and the AL East leaders at third, stay put. Devers even in the lopsided defeat. Horse racing cruised through the finale reached on that fielder’s He battled Sale through 21 4 p.m...... Saratoga Live...... FS2 of this series after scoring choice, loading the bases. pitches in two plate appear- Track and field just one run in the previ- “That’s an instinct play, ances, finally grounding out 6 p.m...... IAAF Diamond League: Muller Anniversary Games (tape) .. NBCSN ous twonights at Detroit. and you know the situa- to third both times. Blaine Hardy (3-3) al- tion. We’ve got our backup His homer came off re- MLB lowed four runs and five catcher playing first base,” liever Brandon Workman. hits in three-plus innings. Tigers manager Ron Gar- “He was a pain,” Sale American League National League East Division East Division Jeimer Candelario homered denhire said. “He needs to said. “Put good at-bats to- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB for the Tigers in the seventh. look around and figure out gether, and obviously later ITEM FILE PHOTO Boston 70 31 .693 — Atlanta 53 42 .558 — Sale (11-4) has won each what’s happening before in the game ran into one. I New York 63 34 .649 5 Philadelphia 54 43 .557 — Brad Tufts won his of his last five starts, allow- he makes that throw, but don’t know what I was do- Tampa Bay 50 49 .505 19 Washington 48 49 .495 6 third straight Tedes- Toronto 46 52 .469 22½ Miami 43 58 .426 13 ing one run in 33 innings he feels like the runner is ing or what he was doing, Baltimore 28 72 .280 41½ New York 40 56 .417 13½ in that span. He had gone going to go on that ball.” but I need to figure some- co club championship Central Division Central Division Sunday. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB five straight starts with at Drew VerHagen came thing out.” Cleveland 54 44 .551 — Chicago 58 40 .592 — Minnesota 44 53 .454 9½ Milwaukee 56 45 .554 3½ Detroit 42 59 .416 13½ Pittsburgh 51 49 .510 8 Chicago 34 64 .347 20 St. Louis 50 49 .505 8½ TRANSACTIONS TODAY IN SPORTS Kansas City 30 68 .306 24 Cincinnati 43 56 .434 15½ West Division West Division BASEBALL Racusin. Signed C Ray Gonzalez. July 23 France. Indurain joins Jacques W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Houston 66 35 .653 — Los Angeles 55 44 .556 — American League COLORADO ROCKIES — Reinstated 1921 — At the annual Harvard-Yale Anquetil, Eddy Merckx and Bernard Seattle 60 40 .600 5½ Arizona 54 46 .540 1½ BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Reinstated RHP Antonio Senzatela from the vs. Cambridge-Oxford meet at Har- Hinault as the other five-time winners. Oakland 56 43 .566 9 Colorado 53 46 .535 2 RHP Andrew Cashner from the 10-day DL. Placed RHP German vard Stadium, Harvard’s Edward Gour- 2000 — Tiger Woods, 24, becomes Los Angeles 49 50 .495 16 San Francisco 51 49 .510 4½ 10-day DL. Optioned LHP Donnie Márquez on the paternity list. din becomes the first to long jump 25 the youngest player to win the career Texas 42 58 .420 23½ San Diego 41 60 .406 15 Hart to Norfolk (IL). LINCOLN SALTDOGS — Removed feet. Harvard lists Gourdin’s jump as Grand Slam with a record-breaking Sunday’s Games Sunday’s Games KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Acquired OF RHP Dimitri Kourtis from the active 25 feet, 3 inches, but the official list- performance in the British Open on Toronto 5, Baltimore 4 San Diego 10, Philadelphia 2, 1st game Brian Goodwin from Washington for ing in U.S. Track and Field is 25-2. the Old Course at St. Andrews. Boston 9, Detroit 1 Pittsburgh 9, Cincinnati 2 roster to participate for the Greek Tampa Bay 6, Miami 4 Tampa Bay 6, Miami 4 RHP Jacob Condra-Bogan. national team. 1960 — Betsy Rawls becomes the 2006 — Tiger Woods, one month Kansas City 5, Minnesota 3 L.A. Dodgers 11, Milwaukee 2 LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Optioned SIOUX CITY EXPLORERS — Signed first woman to win the U.S. Women’s after missing the cut for the first time Texas 5, Cleveland 0 Chicago Cubs 7, St. Louis 2 RHP Taylor Cole to Salt Lake (PCL). RHP Dominic Topoozian. Open golf title four times. in a major, becomes the first player Seattle 8, Chicago White Sox 2 Arizona 6, Colorado 1 Reinstated RHP Jim Johnson from Atlantic League 1966 — John Pennel pole vaults 17 since Tom Watson in 1982-83 to win San Francisco at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. Atlanta at Washington, 1:35 p.m. the DL. feet, 6 1/4 inches for the world consecutive British Open titles. Houston at L.A. Angels, 4:07 p.m. San Francisco at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. LONG ISLAND DUCKS — Signed LHP N.Y. Mets at N.Y. Yankees, 8:05 p.m. San Diego at Philadelphia, 6:05 p.m., 2nd MINNESOTA TWINS — Reinstated Hector Silvestre. Placed RHP Tyler record in a meet at Los Angeles. It’s 2006 — Floyd Landis, pedaling with Monday’s Games game DH-1B Logan Morrison from the Badamo on the inactive list. the eighth of nine world records he an injured hip, cruises to victory in Boston (Porcello 11-4) at Baltimore (Gaus- N.Y. Mets at N.Y. Yankees, 8:05 p.m. 10-day DL. Optioned INF-OF Willians set in the event in his career and his the Tour de France, keeping cycling’s Can-Am League man 4-7), 7:05 p.m. Monday’s Games Astudillo and RHP Alan Busenitz to first since 1963. most prestigious title in American NEW JERSEY JACKALS — Released Minnesota (Mejia 0-0) at Toronto (TBD), L.A. Dodgers (Stripling 8-2) at Philadelphia Rochester (IL). 1976 — The last NFL All-Star game hands for the eighth straight year. 7:07 p.m. (Eflin 7-2), 7:05 p.m. RHPs Justin Martinez and Alberto NEW YORK YANKEES — Recalled is held and is shortened when thun- 2009 — Mark Buehrle pitches the N.Y. Yankees (Severino 14-2) at Tampa Bay Atlanta (Newcomb 8-5) at Miami (Urena Rodriguez. RHP Giovanny Gallegos from Scran- derstorms hit Chicago. The Pittsburgh 18th perfect game in major league (TBD), 7:10 p.m. 2-9), 7:10 p.m. OTTAWA CHAMPIONS — Signed RHP Pittsburgh (Williams 7-7) at Cleveland (Klu- Pittsburgh (Williams 7-7) at Cleveland (Klu- ton/Wilkes-Barre (IL). Steelers beat the All-Stars 24-0. history, a 5-0 win over Tampa Bay. James Jones. ber 12-5), 7:10 p.m. ber 12-5), 7:10 p.m. OAKLAND A’S — Optioned LHP Jere- 1978 — Hollis Stacy wins the U.S. 2012 — Penn State is punished for Oakland (Anderson 1-2) at Texas (Hamels San Diego (TBD) at N.Y. Mets (Wheeler my Bleich to Nashville (PCL). ROCKLAND BOULDERS — Signed INF Women’s Open golf championship for its role in the scandal involving for- 5-8), 8:05 p.m. 3-6), 7:10 p.m. National League Matt Dacey. the second straight year. mer assistant football coach Jerry Detroit (Liriano 3-5) at Kansas City (Fillmy- St. Louis (Poncedeleon 0-0) at Cincinnati FOOTBALL er 0-1), 8:15 p.m. (Castillo 5-8), 7:10 p.m. NEW YORK METS — Placed RHP 1989 — Mark Calcavecchia wins the Sandusky. The NCAA imposes an Chicago White Sox (Giolito 6-8) at L.A. Arizona (Corbin 6-4) at Chicago Cubs (Far- Noah Syndergaard on the 10-day DL. National Football League British Open, defeating Greg Norman unprecedented $60 million fine, a Angels (Barria 5-6), 10:07 p.m. rell 3-3), 8:05 p.m. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — Placed INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Signed LB and Wayne Grady in a playoff. four-year ban from postseason play Tuesday’s Games Washington (Gonzalez 6-6) at Milwaukee RHP Edubray Ramos on the 10-day Darius Leonard. 1989 — Greg Lemond wins his second and a cut in the number of football Boston at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. (Chacin 8-3), 8:10 p.m. NEW YORK GIANTS — Signed RB Minnesota at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. Tuesday’s Games DL. Activated RHP Luis Garcia from Tour de France in the closest finish, scholarships it can award. N.Y. Yankees at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. Atlanta at Miami, 12:10 p.m. the 10-day DL. Saquon Barkley and DT RJ McIntosh. edging Laurent Fignon by 8 seconds. 2017 — Defending champion Chris Pittsburgh at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. WASHINGTON NATIONALS — HOCKEY 1995 — John Daly wins the British Froome wins his fourth and most Oakland at Texas, 8:05 p.m. Pittsburgh at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. Recalled LHP Sammy Solis from Syr- National Hockey League Open at St. Andrews by four strokes challenging Tour de France title. The Detroit at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. San Diego at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. acuse (IL). NHL — Announced an arbitrator in a four-hole playoff with Italy’s Cos- 32-year-old British rider finishes 54 Houston at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. St. Louis at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. awarded Winnipeg D Jacob Trouba a Chicago White Sox at L.A. Angels, 10:07 Arizona at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m. American Association tantino Rocca. seconds ahead of Colombian Rigo- p.m. Washington at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. CHICAGO DOGS — Released OF one-year contract for the 2018-19 1995 — Miguel Indurain of Spain wins berto Uran overall, the smallest mar- San Francisco at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Houston at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. Shawon Dunston Jr. and INF Zach season. his record fifth consecutive Tour de gin of his wins. B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JULY 23, 2018 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 CUL DE SAC / RICHARD THOMPSON

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 MONDAY, JULY 23, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

HOROSCOPE

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Dealing with someone you are Quickly clear up any financial Keep an open mind when deal- Take care of business. Whether Travel plans can be made. Look at your options and study in a joint venture with should discrepancy, institutional or ing with peers or family. Know- dealing with a partnership is- Whether it’s business or plea- the best way to take advantage be handled carefully. Lis- governmental issue, or medical ing what you are up against will sue or putting your heart and sure, observe your new sur- of whatever you are faced with. ten and discuss the ups and matter that’s pending. Some- make it easier to understand soul into doing the best job roundings and use what you Don’t be too quick to make a downs of any decision that one close to you is keeping a all sides of an issue. Talks will possible, your passionate ap- see to inspire you to accom- change that could have lasting needs to be made. secret or may be ready to re- lead to resolutions. proach to finishing what you plish what you set out to do. repercussions. veal one of yours. start will be rewarded. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) A pragmatic approach when SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) dealing with friends or associ- Be the solution, not the prob- Leave well enough alone when Use insight and incentives A change of plans may take Personal improvements can be ates will be required. Don’t let lem. Offer to help or take over dealing with sensitive issues or when dealing with others, and you by surprise. Use your intel- made. A domestic or physical personal emotional issues in- and get things done your way. negotiations. Look inward and it will be easier for you to get ligence instead of anger to find change that will improve your filtrate into what you are trying Be creative, and you will solve work on matters that will make around any obstacles or oppo- alternatives or solutions that life should be initiated. Recon- to accomplish. Choose to be any challenge that comes your your life better instead of trying sition you face. Keep your emo- will make whatever situation nect with old friends, and an productive. way. to change someone else’s. tions well hidden. you face better. opportunity will arise.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Cause of family’s separation is no business of co-workers There is nothing like careful defense DEAR ABBY: As a aside. Now the kids are In 1897, Sears, Roebuck Every other table was in child, I suffered a lot of Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van doing great, I’m still mis- offered its potential custom- five clubs. Nine made it, usu- abuse from my parents Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, erable and I don’t know ers this interesting piece of ally after West led the spade until I finally, at 13, opened and was founded by her mother, what to do anymore. advice: “If you don’t find it in ace and continued with the up to a teacher. I was re- Sometimes I feel I don’t the index, look very carefully spade eight. East won with Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at through the entire catalogue.” the queen and thought the moved from my house and DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los deserve to be happy, but spent the remainder of my doesn’t my happiness For a bridge player, when king was cashing. However, Angeles, CA 90069. you don’t find your opening South ruffed, drew trumps youth in various foster count? Must I continue lead leaping from your hand, and claimed. homes. I never felt like I putting on a fake smile had a home or family until look very carefully at every Four who went down could firmly without giving too dren are NOT obligated to and pretending to be hap- card and recall the bidding. have succeeded. At the last I was an adult and made much detail? forgive what was done to py, or is it time for me to In this deal, you are West. table, my wife was West. She my own. them! look out for my happiness? What would you lead after the led the spade ace. Perhaps I CUT OFF BY I have cut all ties with natural auction? should played the king, but I my biological family, as I CHOICE IN DEAR ABBY: I married MISERABLE IN North’s opening bid was actually followed with the four KENTUCKY am happier and more sane right out of high school, 20 MAINE debatable. South’s two-club because we use upside-down without them. They have DEAR CUT OFF: You years ago. We have two DEAR MISERABLE: response was natural and signals. However, now, very never shown remorse for amazing kids in their late game-forcing. North’s two- carefully, my wife cashed the their abuse, and I feel my are not obligated to give a Talk to your wife again teens — a son in college no-trump rebid denied five diamond ace! Then another children’s safety would be detailed response to these about the fact that you ha- diamonds. (He would have spade beat the contract. and a daughter in her last jeopardized if I were to individuals, who may only ven’t been happy for many rebid two diamonds with five year of high school. rekindle a relationship be trying to make conver- years. Unless you are an or more.) Then, South should I haven’t been in love with them. sation when they ask. All Academy Award-winning have rebid either three clubs The problem is, co-work- you need to say is that “the with my wife for a very actor, she probably won’t (and passed North’s three-no- ers and sometimes even grandparents are not in- long time. I have tried ev- be shocked. Delay separat- trump continuation) or quietly strangers at my retail job volved.” There could be erything to bring those ing until your daughter raised to three no-trump. Many ask me about my chil- many reasons for it, but feelings back, including has left for college, and in pairs would treat four clubs as dren’s grandparents. you don’t have to share talking with her about it, the meantime, give mar- Gerber, asking for aces. When I explain that we them. If you are questioned but the feelings just aren’t riage counseling a shot, The deal was played 15 times at Bridge Base Online. have a “strained” relation- further say, “I’d rather not there anymore. even if you already have. If, discuss it.” When I first realized I after that, nothing has im- Only one pair reached three ship, they often tell me I no-trump (by South after one was no longer in love with need to get over it, learn to P.S. While forgiveness proved, try to keep the di- diamond — two clubs — two forgive or that I’ll regret may work in some situa- her, I was going to file for vorce as amicable as possi- hearts — three clubs — three not mending things. Am I tions, when a family is so divorce, but my kids were ble for the sake of everyone spades — three no-trump), wrong for wanting to dysfunctional that the little. I didn’t want to put concerned. A divorce medi- and West found the disas- maintain a distance? How children must be removed them through that, so I ator may be able to help trous lead of the spade eight. can I assert my position from the home, those chil- pushed my happiness you through the process.

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MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain given by Gerald J. Foy and Rosemary D. Foy to James B. Nutter & Company, dated By virtue of and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage given by Enrique Pena and Maria Pena to Ameriquest Mortgage November 20, 2008 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) mortgage given by Lottie M. Chojnowski to Bank of America, N.A., dated July 12, Company, dated March 22, 2005 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern Registry of Deeds at Book 28167, Page 526 for breach of the conditions of said 2005 and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book District) Registry of Deeds at Book 24118, Page 266, of which mortgage the Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at 24576, Page 399 (the "Mortgage") of which mortgage Wilmington Trust, National undersigned is the present holder by assignment from Ameriquest Mortgage 10:00 AM on August 6, 2018 at 21 Upham Road, Lynn, MA, all and singular the Association, not in its individual capacity, but solely as trustee for MFRA Trust Company to The Bank of New York Mellon, f/k/a The Bank of New York, successor premises described in said Mortgage, to wit: 2014-2 is the present holder by assignment from Bank of America, N.A. to in interest to JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. as Trustee for Structured Asset Mortgage Wilmington Trust, National Association, not in its individual capacity, but solely as Investments II Inc., Bear Stearns ALT-A Trust, Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates, Certain real estate situated in said Lynn, together with the building thereon, at 21 trustee for MFRA Trust 2014-2 dated October 26, 2017 recorded in Essex County Series 2005-5 dated March 30, 2005 and recorded with said registry on February Upham Road, Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, being the South-West part of lot (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 36313, Page 293, for breach of 24, 2017 at Book 35698 Page 335, for breach of the conditions of said mortgage 63 and the northeast part of lot 64 on plan showing Subdivision of the Henry conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same, the and for the purpose of foreclosing, the same will be sold at Public Auction at 1:00 Silsbee Estate, dated May 15, 1926, drawn by Walter H. Spear, Surveyor, and mortgaged premises located at Unit No. 30E, of the RiverBay Condominium, 30 p.m. on August 1, 2018, on the mortgaged premises located at 12 Kenwood recorded with Essex South District Deeds, Plan Book 46, Plan 33B, bounded and Margin Street a/k/a 30 East Margin Street, Lynn, MA 01905 will be sold at a Terrace , Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described as follows: Beginning at a point marked by a stake in the Northwest side Public Auction at 12:00 PM on August 31, 2018, at the mortgaged premises, described in said mortgage, line of Upham Road 266.87 feet Southwest from the corner of Eastern Avenue and more particularly described below, all and singular the premises described in said said Upham Road, thence running Southwest along said Northwest sideline of said mortgage, to wit: TO WIT: Upham Road 75 feet; thence turning and running Northwest through said lot 64 at right angles to said side line of Upham Road 65.23 feet to land now or formerly of The unit is shown on a plan recorded with the first deed of this unit, to which is The land in Lynn with the buildings thereon, known as 12 Kenwood Terrace, Shown Norwood; thence turning and running Northeast by said land of Norwood and by affixed a verified statement in the form provided By G.L.C. 183A s.9, and is as Lot B on a plan drawn by F.H. Eastman, surveyor, dated August 8, 1918, land now or formerly of Gangi and land now or formerly of Greenhalge 75 feet to a conveyed subject to and the benefit of the obligations, restrictions, rights and recorded with Essex South stake; thence turning and running Southeast through said lot 63 and in a line at liabilities contained in G.L.C. 183A, the Master Deed, the documents establishing District Registry of Deeds, Book 2494, Page 354. right angles to said side line of Upham Road 65.98 feet to the point of beginning, the organization of unit owners, the By-Laws as amended of record and any prior be all said measurements more or less and said lot containing about 4920 square recorded unit deeds of this unit. Containing 4800 square feet according to said plan. feet. For title reference see deed at Book 21007, Page 357 and deed recorded herewith. Each of the units in the Condominium is intended for residential purposes and For title reference, see deed recorded in said Registry of Deeds in Book 10700, such other uses as are set forth in the Master Deed. Page 273. The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, encroachments, building and zoning laws, liens, unpaid taxes, tax The undivided percentage interest of the unit in the common areas and facilities is For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights of tenants and parties in 11.01%. District) Registry of Deeds in Book 10700, Page 273. possession, and attorney's fees and costs. For mortgagor's title see deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit TERMS OF SALE: District) Registry of Deeds in Book 17179, Page 449. of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be The premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and other titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be municipal assessments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mortgage, and subject to having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, reservations and conditions of easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other record and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession. check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid TERMS OF SALE: at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum of of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure $5,000.00 as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order A deposit of Ten Thousand ($10,000.00 ) Dollars by certified or bank sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be to qualify as a bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt from check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further this requirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon The balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The acceptance of bid; balance of purchase price payable in cash or by certified check 150 California Street, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of in thirty (30) days from the date of the sale at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, 610389, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. Korde & Associates, P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon or such other time as may be designated by mortgagee. The description for the receipt in full of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in this publication. James B. Nutter & Company error in this publication. Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. Present Holder of said Mortgage, Other terms to be announced at the sale. By Its Attorneys, THE BANK OF NEW YORK ORLANS PC Wilmington Trust, National Association, not in its individual capacity, but solely as MELLON, F/K/A THE BANK OF NEW YORK, SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST TO PO Box 540540 trustee for MFRA Trust 2014-2 JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A. AS TRUSTEE FOR STRUCTURED ASSET MORTGAGE Waltham, MA 02454 Korde & Associates, P.C. INVESTMENTS II INC., BEAR STEARNS ALT-A TRUST, MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH Phone: (781) 790-7800 900 Chelmsford Street CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2005-5 17-003908 Suite 3102 Present holder of said mortgage Item: July 16, 23, 30, 2018 Lowell, MA 01851 (978) 256-1500 By its Attorneys, Chojnowski, Lottie M., 18-031599 HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Item: July 16, 23, 30, 2018 150 California Street THE TRIAL COURT Newton, MA 02458 PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT (617) 558-0500 Essex Probate and Family Court CARE AND PROTECTION, TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS, SUMMONS BY 200802-1614 - PRP 36 Federal Street Item: July 9, 16, 23, 2018 Salem, MA 01970 PUBLICATION, DOCKET NUMBER 17CP0141LY, Trial Court of Massachusetts, Docket No. ES18P1998GD Juvenile Court Department, COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, Essex NOTICE AND ORDER: County Juvenile Court, 139 Central Avenue, Lynn, MA 01901 CITY OF LYNN Petition for Appointment of Guardianship of a minor TO: William J. Whelton: A petition has been presented to this court by Lynn DCF, Notice is hereby given that the Lynn City Council of the City of Lynn will hold a seeking, as to the following child, Kaylee Smith-Whelton, that said child be found public hearing on Tuesday, August 7, 2018 at 6:15 o'clock p.m. in Room 402: In the interests of Hugo L Garcia Chun in need of care and protection and committed to the Department of Children and Petition of National Grid to install one sole owned pole on Jenness St at the point of Lynn, MA Families. The court may dispense the rights of the person(s) named herein to approx. 15 feet East of the centerline of the intersection of Jenness St and Minor receive notice of or to consent to any legal proceeding affecting the adoption, continuing approx. 15 feet in an East direction. Pole will be located across from NOTICE TO ALL INTERESTED PARTIES: custody, or guardianship or any other disposition of the child named herein, if it pole 66 Jenness St on town property on the east side of Jenness St. 1. Hearing Date/Time: A hearing on a Petition for Appointment of Guardian of a finds that the child is in need of care and protection and that the best interests of Petition of National Grid to install approx. 50 feet of conduit southeast from Minor filed on 06/27/2018 by the child would be served by said disposition. existing Pole #16 on Gas Wharf Rd to the National Grid Gas Regulator on Gas Oscar Garcia Esteban of Lynn, MA You are hereby ORDERED to appear in this court, at the court address set forth Wharf Road. will be held 07/30/2018 08:30 AM Guardianship of a Minor Hearing above, on the following date and time: 10/15/2018 09:00 AM Hearing on Petition of National Grid to install at the intersection of Essex St and Joyce St Located: in Salem Merits (CR/CV) approx. 55 feet of conduit Southwest from existing Pole #14 on Essex St to 2. Response to Petition: You may respond by filing a written response to the You may bring an attorney with you. If you have a right to an attorney and if the National Grid Gas Regulator beside #17 Essex St. Petition or by appearing in person at the hearing. If you choose to file a written court determines that you are indigent, the court will appoint an attorney to Per Order: Janet Rowe, City Clerk response, you need to: represent you. Item: July 23, 2018 File the original with the Court; and If you fail to appear, the court may proceed on that date and any date Mail a copy to all interested parties at least 5 days before the hearing. thereafter with a trial on the merits of the petition and an adjudication of this 3. Counsel for the Minor: The minor (or an adult on behalf of the minor) has the matter. right to request that counsel be appointed for the minor. For further information call the Office of the Clerk-Magistrate at 781-586-0415. 4. Presence of the minor at Hearing: A minor over age 14 has the right to be WITNESS: Hon. Mark Newman, FIRST JUSTICE Have something to sell? present at any hearing, unless the Court finds that it is not in the minor's best Judith M. Brennan, Clerk-Magistrate DATE ISSUED: 06/26/2018 interests. Item: July 13, 16, 23, 2018 We can help! THIS IS A LEGAL NOTICE: An important court proceeding that may affect your rights has been scheduled. If you do not understand this notice or other court home delivery rate is papers, please contact an attorney for legal advice. Date: June 29, 2018 50% off Terri Klug-Cafazzo newstand price! Register of Probate Call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 Subscribers pay only Item: July 23, 2018 to subscribe today. $3 a week.

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LONDON (AP) — What to do during Britain’s hottest summer in years? People at Why, count butterflies, of the beach course. as a floating Britain is holding a Big power station Butterfly Count to help waits off experts assess the state of the coast at the wildlife environment. Jiyeh, south The count is being backed of Beirut, by celebrities, including Lebanon. naturalist David Atten- borough, and depends on PHOTO | ASSOCIATED people devoting 15 min- PRESS utes to counting butterfly species. More than 60,000 vol- Plagued by power cuts, Lebanon unteers took part in the Butterfly Conservation survey last year. The an- survives on floating power plants nual survey began in FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Group. Lebanese Energy termine when they can 2010 and the group says John Miano holds a monarch butterfly on his fin- By Philip Issa ASSOCIATED PRESS and Water Minister Cesar turn on their air condi- it’s become the largest gertip during the Panhandle Butterfly House’s Abi Khalil billed it as a tioning in the summer and butterfly monitoring proj- Monarch Madness festival in Navarre, Fla. BEIRUT — Lebanon temporary but thrifty mea- water boiler in the winter. ect in the world. has for decades struggled sure to reduce part of Leb- Outside the capital, the The group says butter- indicators of biodiversity. The count, which also with daily power cuts that anon’s electricity deficit. outages can last up to 12 flies react very quickly to It says a decline in butter- helps to identify threat- leave residents sweating It is the third so-called hours or more. environmental changes, flies is “an early warning” ened species, goes until through their shirts sum- “power ship” to dock in making them excellent of other wildlife losses. Aug. 12. mer after sticky summer. Electricity from the Ka- Lebanon since 2013. Leb- radeniz barges costs more The bankrupt national anon recently extended its than producing it on land power company, unable to contract with Karadeniz but less than the fees pri- build new power plants, to ensure that at least two has been buying electric- of the barges will continue vate operators charge for ity from Turkish barges serving the country for an- backup power during the docked off-shore. other one to three years. daily outages. Last week, Lebanon Blackouts have been a George Chiha, an electri- received its third float- fixture of life in this Med- cian, said he remembers ing power station — the iterranean country since when politicians promised 235-megawatt Esra Sul- the 1975-1990 civil war. to deliver 24-hour electric- tan, built and operated Beirut residents set ity in the 1990s. by the privately owned their routines around “Politics is a joke, at our Turkish Karadeniz Energy three-hour cuts that de- expense,” said Chiha, 35. From trails to exhibits, parks aim to increase accessibility

By Rebecca Reynolds Yonker ASSOCIATED PRESS CAVE CITY, Ky. — David Allgood and Tom Stokes FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS glide up a slight incline to The pack climbs during the 14th stage of the Tour de France in Mende, the wooden platform over- France, Saturday. looking the Green River at Mammoth Cave Nation- al Park. From there, they Taste of the Tour de France: Sheep watch through a glass pan- el as the Kentucky park’s lone ferry carries a Jeep stomachs and Roquefort in Millau across the water below. The longtime friends By Ciaran Fahey second rest day, including torical region of Occitania turn their wheelchairs ASSOCIATED PRESS the daunting Pic de Nore was much bigger than the and roll toward the recent- climb, which looms around present-day administra- ly improved Echo River MENDE, France — The 24 miles before the finish. tive region of Occitanie Spring Trail, which is wide Tour de France travels Here’s a gastronomic, and stretched across the enough for them to travel through a region where sporting and cultural glance southern third of France. side-by-side. Accompanied the gastronomy is heav- at the route for Stage 15: Its language, Occitan, has by the gurgling water and ily influenced by sheep BAGUETTE AND survived and is still spo- chirping birds, they chat PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS on Sunday, with stuffed BUTTER: The stage from ken, mostly as a second quietly about the trail and sheeps’ stomachs and Millau follows a 113-mile language in parts of its the thought that went into David Allgood and Tom Stokes use a trail adapt- Roquefort cheese just two route south through the Oc- former territory encom- the view unobstructed by ed for persons with disabilities at Mammoth of the local specialties. citanie region to the fortified passing parts of France, railings. Cave National Park in Cave City, Ky., Friday. Cheese is so popular in city of Carcassonne. Despite Italy and Spain. Occitan’s “It’s probably the best trail the area that cheese soup a first-category climb to Pic closest relation is Catalan I’ve ever been on as far as Braille and invite visitors creasing the diversity of is a specialty of Millau, de Nore, Sky teammates and the language enjoys accessibility,” Stokes said. to experience them by park visitors. where the stage begins be- Geraint Thomas and Chris official status in Catalo- “It’s really scenic. It’s awe- touch to make them more Nine parks have received fore taking the riders on a Froome are expected to hold nia due to a prevalence of some to be out here in the meaningful to the visually more than $10 million in challenging route through on to the top two spots in speakers in the Spanish trees, the mature forest, and or cognitively impaired. federal funding to design the natural regional park the standings. region’s Aran Valley. see the sun coming through, The Mammoth Cave and build projects as exam- of Haut Languedoc. PLAT DU JOUR: Millau VIN DU JOUR: Cha- and the birds, the nature.” project is an early step in ples for other parks as they Millau, which has the is known for its “trenels” — teau du Donjon, a Miner- The upgraded trail re- a coordinated push by the work toward making trails, highest viaduct in the world, sheeps’ stomachs cut into vois rose, is just one of a opened earlier this year National Park Service to has a long association with strips and stuffed with pork, wide variety of wines pro- after a $1.1 million trans- improve and increase ac- buildings, waterways and cycling, but this time the ham and garlic before being duced in Occitanie, made formation from a rolling, cessibility for people with camping more accessible, Tour riders will go under sown back up and poached from a blend of grenache, rutted gravel footpath to disabilities. The nation- said Jeremy Buzzell, chief the huge structure. They in a stew of white wine, car- syrah and cinsault grapes, an 8-foot-wide concrete wide effort, launched in of the accessibility and will have other concerns on rots, onions, leek and herbs. featuring a fruity and and wood path with little 2015 with federal grant housing program for the the final stage before the CULTURE: The old his- light finish. slope. New exhibits include money, was aimed at in- National Park Service. Gala opens countdown to 50th anniversary of first moon landing

By Alex Sanz and Richard Branson with the Foundation is one of the Mike Schneider ShareSpace Foundation’s sponsors of the annual ASSOCIATED PRESS Innovation award. gala, which raises mon- Branson, whose com- ey for Science, Technolo- CAPE CANAVERAL, pany is developing a new gy, Engineering, the Arts Fla. (AP) — Former NASA generation of commercial and Mathematics — or astronaut Buzz Aldrin was spacecraft, said in a re- STEAM education — and noticeably absent from a corded video that the Apol- Astronaut Scholarship gala kicking off a yearlong lo missions influenced his Foundation scholarships. celebration of the 50th an- generation. Renowned Brazilian pop niversary of the first moon “Space is still hard, re- artist Romero Britto do- landing, even though his ally hard. It still really nated artwork from his nonprofit space education matters,” Branson said. “Buzz Aldrin Space Se- foundation is a sponsor “There would be no Virgin ries” for the auction, which and he typically is the star Galactic, no Virgin Orbit also included a behind- attraction. and no spaceship company the-scenes tour of Virgin No explanation was giv- had it not been for Apollo Galactic in California and en for Aldrin’s absence astronauts and the thou- autographed space mem- from the Apollo Celebra- sands of talented people orabilia. Tickets for the tion Gala on Saturday who made their mission event ranged from $750 to evening. But the former possible.” $2,500 per person. astronaut is locked in a Dr. Carolyn Williams of PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The former astronaut’s legal battle with family the nonprofit From One From left, former Johnson Space Center Director Gerry Griffin sits next expected absence comes members who say he is Hand To AnOTHER re- to Apollo astronauts Harrison Schmitt, Rusty Schweickart, Walt Cun- just a month after he sued suffering from mental de- ceived the foundation’s ningham and Tom Stafford during a panel discussion at Kennedy Space two of his adult children cline. The black-tie event, Education award, and for- Center in Cape Canaveral, Fla., Saturday. and a former business held under a Saturn V mer Johnson Space Cen- manager, accusing them of rocket at the Kennedy ter director Gerry Griffin, take us to this next step.” a conversation with Cox. to be much less expensive misusing his credit cards, Space Center, featured a a flight director for all of That next step, Griffin “We’re sort of going to go to, and that’s going to transferring money from panel discussion by astro- the crewed Apollo mis- said, is a return of Amer- through a second door open up not just opportu- an account and slandering nauts, an awards ceremo- sions, was honored with icans to the Moon and, here. The door isn’t all the nities for people to fly, but him by saying he has de- ny, and an auction of space the Pioneer award. way open — we haven’t because of the decreased mentia. Only weeks before eventually, Mars — some- memorabilia. “It’s very humbling, it gone all the way through cost, real opportunities the lawsuit, Andrew and Hundreds of people at- kind of came out of the thing former Apollo astro- it — but it’s cracked open,” for innovators to generate Jan Aldrin filed a petition tended the sold-out event, blue,” Griffin said. “It is so nauts Walt Cunningham, Schweickart, who flew as new ideas and to do things claiming their 88-year-old including British physicist neat to know that we’ve Harrison Schmitt, Rusty the lunar module pilot on that have never been done father was suffering from Brian Cox, who presented passed the torch that will Schweickart and Tom Apollo 9, told The Associ- before.” memory loss, delusions, Virgin Galactic founder let this next generation Stafford discussed during ated Press. “Space is going Aldrin’s ShareSpace paranoia and confusion.