SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2017 Lynn lot stuck in park

By Thomas Grillo QUESTIONS ITEM STAFF LYNN — The city is FOR THE planning to add two doz- en new parking spaces on Blake Street in the down- CANDIDATES? town to accommodate the demand. LYNN — The Item/Itemlive.com will But the project, which host an hour-long debate between May- has been in the planning or Judith Flanagan Kennedy and chal- stages for two years, is lenger state Sen. Thomas M. McGee on stalled while the city Wednesday, Oct. 11 at 7 p.m. in the Mar- searches for $160,000 to shall Middle School auditorium at 100 put a shovel in the ground, Brookline St. according to Robert Stil- Readers are invited to submit ques- lian, the city’s parking di- tions through Tuesday, Oct. 10. Our ed- rector. itorial board will select four questions to Under the plan, the eight be asked by debate moderator and Item parallel parking spots on News Editor Thor Jourgensen. ITEM PHOTO | JIM WILSON Blake Street would be re- Please submit questions to news@item- North Reading resident Debbie Bennett, who is dressed like a St. Pauli Girl with con gured so that cars live.com and write “debate question” on gluten-free crinkle-cut German Fries. would park at an angle the email subject line or send a written creating 25 more spots. question addressed to Editor, Daily Item, TOPSFIELD — It’s Thursday for his colorful quotes as he was Construction diagrams 110 Munroe St., Lynn, MA 01901. afternoon at the Tops eld Fair for his pitching talents. call for moving the curb by Thank you for your participation. about seven feet into the and our mission is to eat our But I take a drug to lower my adjacent municipal lot and way through the Food Court. cholesterol, so no worries. I’m BY BILL BROTHERTON erecting a new fence. There are more than 100 ready to pig out. I survived the Cindy Steger-Wilson, a INSIDE options at America’s oldest Houston Rodeo, which included Lynn Community Health fair. Most are disgustingly un- deep-fried versions of every food Center spokeswoman, In Saugus Food healthy, some are only moder- known to man. How bad can this said parking became a Looking for a sign on ately unhealthy, and a handful be? Bring on the fatty foods, STAT! problem two years ago parking in Saugus. A2 won’t cause heart palpitations. • when the city’s Buffum I’m joined by Beth Bresnahan We resist the urge to start Municipal Lot went per- In Opinion fare and Jim Wilson, the CEO and our day with a towering, awe- mit only. “Parking has al- U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton: COO of Essex Media Group, The some-looking Bacon-Cheeseburg- ways been an issue for our Why not Lynn? A4 Item’s parent company. We are er-surrounded-by-Grilled-Cheese patients,” she said. “But ne at more than up to the challenge. monstrosity, opting instead to try when the city restricted In Sports “Avoid fried meats which an- the more sensible choice: a quar- parking in the lot to only Classical, Tech football teams gry up the blood,” said Satchel ter-pound chocolate-dipped bacon permit holders that ex- stay undefeated. B1 Paige, the legendary baseball acerbated the problem Fair player who was as well known FAIR, A7 because the only other op- tions are metered parking for two hours or less.” The lack of parking cre- ates a burden for patients Lynn eld Bike path leads who are handicapped or not feeling well, she said family because they have to park from China so far from the clinic on Union Street. keeps “We’ve had patients to Revere leave in the middle of a an open By Thomas Grillo procedure because they ITEM STAFF were worried about get- ting a ticket,” Steger-Wil- REVERE — It got a little easier to get around son said. “Many of our pa- mind Revere this week when a Beijing-based start- tients are very low-income By Adam Swift up launched a bike sharing program. and a ticket is a nancial ITEM STAFF The eight-week pilot program by ofo de- hardship, especially when ployed 200 bright yellow bicycles citywide they can’t pay it right LYNNFIELD — From available for $1 an hour. If it’s a success, the away and it snowballs Pillings Pond to the Bow bikes will be back next spring. into a higher fee.” Ridge Reservation, Lyn- “It’s designed to give residents more options Ward 5 City Councilor n eld has a wide array for commuting and leisure,” said Mayor Bri- Dianna Chakoutis, who of conservation and open an Arrigo, in a statement. “This bike-sharing has been spearheading space areas. program can provide a low-cost way to con- the effort to expand down- But many residents are nect residents to work, school, the MBTA, the town parking, said a solu- unaware of all these recre- Northern Strand Community Trail, or Revere tion needs to be found ational opportunities, ac- Beach.” soon. cording to Lucy Madden. To rent a bike, users must download the ofo “It’s clear that we need The Lynn eld High School app. Once installed, cyclists can nd a nearby more parking in the down- junior has created a sur- bike, scan the QR code on the lock at the rear town,” she said. “We have vey to update the town’s of the bike, unlock it, and start their ride. Once more businesses, con- Open Space and Recre- the ride is complete, locking the bike ends the dos, and apartments and ation Plan as her Girl trip and the user will receive a digital receipt. there’s nowhere to park. Scout Gold Award project. Payments can be made by credit card inside It’s tapped down there, all The 10 question survey the app. the lots are full.” ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK will also be used to amend At the end of their ride, users may park the Deborah Smith Walsh, the document, which can Thanks to Revere’s new ofo bike sharing program, bicycle anywhere that it is legal to do so. the clinic’s community be used to apply for rec- Michael Piccardi is riding from his house to his reation and conservation job at City Hall instead of walking. BIKE, A7 LOT, A7 grants. “I’ll also be setting up nature walks and activ- ities to advertise these different areas that most Saugus students in orbit citizens might not know about,” she said. Some of those hidden over NASA projects jewels include the Par- tridge Island Boardwalk By Bridget Turcotte and Space Administration student activities, and other and Trail and the Kallen- ITEM STAFF (NASA). multimedia content. They burg Quarry, according to WGBH was awarded will be distributed and Madden’s mother, Erin, SAUGUS — A 6th grade about $10 million from made available to millions a member of the Open science teacher is bringing NASA in 2016 to complete of students and teachers Space and Recreation the universe into America’s the ve-year project to nationally for free through Committee. classrooms. develop teaching models PBS LearningMedia. The survey is avail- Kim Martino, a teacher and digital media tools for Martino is in her ninth able online on the town’s at the Belmonte Middle science, technology, engi- year of teaching sixth grade website on the recreation School, was one of 50 teach- neering and math (STEM) at the school and her pas- page. Paper copies are COURTESY PHOTO ers chosen from more than teaching and learning for sion is sharing her knowl- available at the library, 6,000 applicants nation- grades K-12. edge with children in hopes Town Hall, and the senior Belmonte Middle School student Kurt wide to serve as a teacher The resources will in- that they will love science as center. Bates works on a Mars exploration proj- advisor in a project with clude videos, interactive much as she does, she said. ect as part of a lesson plan developed by a team from WGBH and programs, data and data LYNNFIELD, A7 sixth grade science teacher Kim Martino. the National Aeronautics visualizations, lesson plans, NASA, A7

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John H. Beaulieu, 92 By Bridget Turcotte the complex during that their car will pick them up. William Stewart, com- ITEM STAFF time, they won’t make it Cars pull up to the last no missioner of the Saugus through. parking sign and students Housing Authority, called LYNN — Mr. John H. sons; John, James, SAUGUS — Police will The demographics of get in the cars. They move it a very dangerous situ- recommend whether par- Beaulieu, age 92, of and Joseph Beaulieu, Heritage Heights include out and the next group ation. ents should be prevented Lynn, died on Thurs- a daughter, Judith about a dozen people in pulls up. It is very efficient “You cannot get a fire from parking on one side day, Oct. 5, 2017, at Pearson, a sister, their 90s, more than 40 and all the students are of Talbot Street after a truck through that street the Kaplan Family Mary Benoit, eight people in their 80s, more picked up within approxi- resident raised safety con- at school closing time,” he Hospice House after grandchildren, sev- than 30 in their 70s, eight mately seven minutes.” said. a lengthy illness. eral great-grandchil- cerns. people in their 60s, and Cannon said the system Crabtree said that he A lifelong resident dren, and many niec- The Board of Select- men and Town Manager several younger people seems to work, but the will work with the police of Lynn, he was the es and nephews. He with disabilities, said parents who don’t wait in son of the late John was also the father of Scott Crabtree will ask department and inform Cannon. line are the problem. and Sadie (Ryan) Beaulieu. the late Jeffrey Beaulieu, and the Police Department to Moss and the School Com- Kelly Moss, principal of Talbot Street resident He attended Lynn Schools and the brother of the late Rita make a recommendation mittee. the Waybright Elemen- was a graduate of Lynn English Poirier, and Helen, David, Rob- on whether or not signs Patricia St. Pierre said “We need to create a High School, Class of 1942. ert, and William Beaulieu. should be installed after tary School, said parents during the winter, snow- comprehensive plan that John was a World War II Vet- Service information: His hearing from John Can- line up on Talbot Street banks make the street works for everyone,” he eran of the U.S. Navy, serving Funeral will be held on non, who lives at Heritage before the complex and more narrow, and parents said. “One of the things in the Asiatic Pacific Theatre Tuesday at 11 a.m. in the Heights, a nearby senior wait until the small buses choose to park at the end we are working on with as a Technician Mate 3rd class SOLIMINE Funeral Home housing complex. arrive. After they leave, of driveways where the the new school is trying to aboard the USS Pennsylvania. 426 Broadway (Rte. 129) Many motorists aban- the line progresses around street seems wider. figure out long-term, how For over 50 years John had followed by a burial in Pine don their vehicles on both the school’s traffic circle. “I say ‘excuse me, that’s we can incentivize people worked as a sheet metal Grove Cemetery. Relatives sides of the street during “As we have done this my driveway’ and they say taking buses to school and worker for Metal Spinners in and friends are respectfully school pick-up times, caus- for years, we pretty much ‘oh, I’m just going to the getting the fees down.” Malden; he retired in 2015. invited to attend. Visitation ing an already narrow know which student the school,’” said St. Pierre. A Communicant of Sacred from 9-11 a.m. In lieu of roadway to be nearly im- car is picking up,” said “They don’t care how they Bridget Turcotte can be Heart Church, John enjoyed flowers donations may be passable, he said. He wor- Moss. “The students hear park. They don’t care what reached at bturcotte@item- swimming, playing hockey, made to My Brothers Table ries that if an ambulance their name and move up you say to them. It’s get- live.com. Follow her on and skiing. 98 Willow St. Lynn 01901. or fire truck needs to reach to approximately where ting bad.” Twitter @BridgetTurcotte He is survived by his lifelong Directions and guestbook at friend Virginia Doherty, three www.solimine.com.

Ann Kelley James

DOVER, N.H. — Ann Patricia Kelley Dover, Kelley James passed N.H., Rosemary Kel- away on Oct. 3 sur- ley of Swampscott, rounded by her loving Teresa Brock of Lynn, family after a lengthy and several nieces illness. She was the and nephews will beloved wife of Tom miss her kindness, James and devoted humor, and devotion. mother to Jessica She was preceded in James George, of death by her sister Dover, N.H. She was born in Mary and brothers Michael Lynn the daughter of Mary and Brian Kelley. (Kiley) and Joseph Kelley, and Service information: A was a graduate of St. Mary’s celebration of Ann’s life will High School, Class of 1976, take place on Oct. 14 from and was the wonderful grand- noon to 4 p.m. at the Veter- mother to Kaylee and Allie ans’ Hall at 156 Back River George, who along with her Road, Dover, N.H. Online brother John Kelley of Green- guest book at http://www. field, Joan Smith of Beverly, taskerfh.com/home/obits.

Dorothy L. Holt, 98

LYNN — Dorothy She also leaves five L. Holt, a long-time grandchildren, five resident of Lynn, great-grandchildren passed away at the and several nieces ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK age of 98 on Thurs- and nephews. In A minivan tries to squeeze through parked cars on Talbot Street on its way to Waybright Elemen- day, Oct. 5, 2017, addition to her hus- tary School in Saugus as school gets out on Friday. in Grosvenor Park in band and parents, Salem. Born in Lynn, Dorothy was preced- she was the daugh- ed in death by her ter of the late Benja- son, Edward Holt, What is open and closed on Columbus Day min Mishel and Ann (Conkey) her son-in-law, James Rigol, Mishel. She was the beloved her siblings: William, Herbert, Local government offic- U.S. District Court: closed Connecticut customers should check es: closed Massachusetts state Banks: Most banks wife of the late, Edward Holt. and Ed Mishel as well as her with theirIN MEMORIAM own branch. Dorothy was born and raised long-time special friend, the State government offic- parks: open are closed on Columbus Check Massachusetts Bay es: closed Post office: closed Day. But the Massachu- "KING B" in Lynn. She worked at Pre- late Paul Coughlin. TransportationON HIS BIRTHDAY Authority mier Shoe as well as Wood Service information: A Massachusetts Registry Stock market: open setts Bankers Associa- OCTOBER 7, 2017 of Motor Vehicles: closed Liquor stores: Open in tion said each bank can websiteHappy for birthday, holiday Bret. train Electric, helping administra- funeral service will be held Love and miss you every day. tively. She attended St. Pius in the CUFFE-MCGINN Fu- Federal offices, including both Massachusetts and set its own policies, so and busLove, schedules Bobby, Brenda, V Church in Lynn. In her spare neral Home, 157 Maple St. Amanda, and Jarred time, Dorothy enjoyed spend- Lynn on Wednesday, Oct. 11, ing time with family as well as 2017, at 11 a.m. Visitation State to sue Trump over birth controlIN MEMORIAM rules shopping trips and trips with will be held in the funeral BRET I BENNETT, SR. her daughter. Dorothy leaves home prior to the service By Steve LeBlanc ed.” Dozens of dioceses and when itON comes HIS BIRTHDAY subsidizing OCTOBER 7, 2017 her children: Joanne Rigol, from 9–11 a.m. Burial will ASSOCIATED PRESS “It is a terrible, terrible Catholic charities had other people’s birth con- Stephen Holt and his wife, follow funeral home services rule,” she added. sued President Barack trol.” BOSTON — Massachu- Janice, and Joseph Holt and in St. Joseph Cemetery, Lynn. Healey, a fierce critic of Obama over the require- Trump’s rules change is setts Attorney General his wife, Maryanne, and her For directions, please visit: the Republican president, ment in his 2010 health seen as another step in daughter-in-law, Margie Holt. www.cuffemcginn.com. Maura Healey said she’s said the change could be care law that employers suing the Trump adminis- chipping away at Obama’s felt by as many as 1.4 mil- provide coverage for birth tration for allowing more health care law that re- lion women in Massachu- control. employers to opt out of quired most companies setts and 55 million na- Catholic Action League MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS providing birth control cover birth control as pre- tionwide — and could cost of Massachusetts Exec- coverage by claiming reli- ventive care for women at Boston’s public library Tribe that encountered women as much as $25 utive Director C.J. Doyle gious or moral objections. no additional cost. million annually to cover opposes Healey’s lawsuit. hires new homeless Pilgrims renames The Democrat on Friday As a resultRemembering of theyou ACA, called the actions “a direct the costs out of pocket. “No one has a moral or most womenon your nobirthday. longer pay outreach worker Columbus Day She said the rule also a constitutional right to RIDE ON! attack on women’s health for contraceptives.Love, Bart Sr. and Paula BOSTON (AP) — The MASHPEE (AP) — The and the right to access af- violated normal process- demand that someone nation’s first public li- Massachusetts tribe that fordable and reliable con- es because there was no else pay for their contra- brary to lend books is now was the first to encounter traception.” public period before it was ceptives, abortifacients or IN MEMORIAM BRET I. BENNETT, SR. lending a hand to people the Pilgrims is renaming Under new rules issued imposed. sterilizations. President Healey said her office Trump is to be commend- ON HIS BIRTHDAY struggling with homeless- Columbus Day to Indige- by Trump on Friday, em- OCTOBER 7, 2017 was filing the lawsuit ed for keeping his cam- ness and addiction. nous Peoples Day. ployers with religious or Friday in federal court paign promise to defend Mayor Marty Walsh The Mashpee Wampa- moral qualms will also be in Massachusetts. The religious freedom,” Doyle announced Friday that noag Tribe’s council able to cover some birth suit seeks to immediately said, adding that Healey the Boston Public Library unanimously voted this control methods, and not week to change its holi- others. block the change and have “believes that Catholics has brought on a new out- it ruled unconstitutional. have no right to choose reach manager to provide day calendar to recognize Healey said Trump’s action is unconstitution- Democratic U.S. Sen. crisis intervention and ‘Indigenous Peoples Day’ al because it allows em- Elizabeth Warren also intensive case manage- on the second Monday in ployers to impose their criticized the move Friday. IN MEMORIAM ment to people using the October each year. "KING B" A tribe spokeswom- religious beliefs on their “News flash to Repub- INON MEMORIAM HIS BIRTHDAY library as a temporary licans: The year is 2017, OCTOBER"KING 7, B" 2017 an said Friday that no workers. She said it also ON HIS BIRTHDAY Our thoughts are always with you. refuge from life on the not 1917,” Warren said Happy birthday, Bret. formal activities were violates equal protection Love OCTOBERand miss you 7, 2017every day. Our hearts are sore with pain. streets. This world would be like Heaven planned to mark the guarantees by targeting in statement. “Millions of Love,Happy Bobby, birthday, Brenda, Bret. Walsh tapped Mike Americans use birth con- Love Amanda,and miss and you Jarredevery day. If you were here again. new holiday this coming the ability of women to ac- Love, Bobby, Brenda, Lovingly remembered Bunch, a bilingual social Monday. cess contraception. trol to plan their pregnan- Amanda, and Jarred and sadly missed by Mom worker at the Pine Street Tribal Council Chairman “It is a woman who cies — allowing them to go IN MEMORIAM Inn, a Boston homeless Cedric Cromwell said in should decide, not her em- to school, get jobs and plan INBRET MEMORIAM I BENNETT, SR. shelter, for the role. He ployer, whether she uses their economic futures.” ON HIS BIRTHDAY a statement the decision BRETOCTOBER I BENNETT, 7, 2017 SR. began his work at the his- was not a “repudiation of birth control,” Healey said. 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Art of Lynn’s history is on display throughout the foyer. Mass Mentoring closes Raw Art Works budget gap

LYNN – Raw Art Works Mentoring grants are complexities of the college hours with their mentors (RAW) has been spared also a chance for organiza- process. in a year. Parents and a spending cut thanks to tions like RAW to engage Project Launch now in- guardians are brought into Mass Mentoring Partner- the talents and energy of cludes two full-time staff the process from the start ship (MMP), which used community volunteers. including a RAW alum, of a student’s involvement NOW HIRING private money to close a “The Massachusetts more than 20 one-to-one in Project Launch so they gap created by state bud- Mentoring Matching Grant mentor relationships and understand what the pro- get cuts. is incredibly important a curriculum focused, ac- gram offers their family The final budget for the because it helps us suc- cording to RAW, on in terms of understanding Home Health Aides state spending year that cessfully engage and sup- deep community engage- college costs and the fi- began on July 1 included port the volunteers from ment. nancial aid process. a $25,000 cut in Mento- Toward the end of their Project Launch also as- our community who build Open Interviews ring Matching Grants to meaningful relationships junior year, teens enter the sists students in finding $475,000. with RAW’s seniors and Project Launch. Each is career training opportuni- MMP helped close the help them plan for their matched with a volunteer ties for teens who may not mentor. RAW staff and be able to attend college funding gap to support futures,” said RAW Exec- OCTOBER 11 mentors offer structure to directly out of high school. RAW’s Project Launch, one utive Director Kit Jenkins. ensure students into their RAW is a youth arts of 32 mentoring programs “The mentor matching senior year write strong organization, rooted in Part me and per diem shi s available throughout the state to grants line-item in the resumes and essays, as art therapy. MMP serves receive mentoring grants. state budget has the po- The mentoring money is well as job, college, and more than 250 programs Regular schedules - 16-32 hours a week tential to positively impact scholarship applications. statewide supporting over designed to create and sup- so many more kids in Lynn port mentoring matches. Participating students 33,000 youth in quality re- Full 8 hour shi s and throughout the state if spend more than 100 lationships. “The state has cut critical it is funded at a higher lev- **Market leading pay rates** funds to mentoring,” MMP el in years to come.” President and CEO Marty RAW’s Project Launch Martinez said. “We had to Open Interview day dates back 20 years ago APP TREE INC. step up to make sure that to when its art therapy more youth do not end up staff worked after-hours on wait lists like the thou- Fall Clean Up October 11 to help teens navigate the sands of young people from Boston to the Berkshires • Tr im Dead Limbs who are already in need.” LAW OFFICES OF 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Over the last 17 years, JAMES J. CARRIGAN • Remove Dangerous Trees according to RAW, this in- • Social Security Disability 300 Brooksby Village Drive vestment has supported • Workers Compensation 30 Years in Business more than 10,000 mentor • Accidents matches to help young peo- 25 years located across Fully Insured - FREE Estimate Peabody, MA 01960 ple improve their attitude from Lynn District Court 150-foot Crane - Fully Equipped towards school and change 15 Johnson St. MUST APPLY ONLINE classroom behavior. Men- 781-596-0100 CELL 617-908-7576 or toring is also intended to JAMES J. CARRIGAN ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN Call by 7 p.m. 781-938-8690 Jobs.ericksonliving.com increase in self-confidence, RONALD D. MALLOY self-efficacy and positive www.jamescarriganlaw.com www.apptreeinc.com attitudes about the future. [email protected] Catch up with your favorite team call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 to start your in Item Sports! daily subscription. A4 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2017 OPINION

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And speed with which they act- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 ties a “dangerous” overreach; and he has contemplated a And almost all of them, when he used the pronoun ed is miraculous and pre- [email protected] crackdown on states that legalize marijuana use. vented further loss of life.” even those known for be- “I,” it was in service of con- Ralph Mitchell Thursday, he revived a program to file federal ing divisive, are prompt- veying his thanks, as in In that Challenger Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 charges against suspects in street-level gun and ed by these occasions to “I want to thank the Las speech, Reagan quoted [email protected] gang crimes — a practice that’s been criticized for speak to American uni- Vegas Metropolitan Police the Royal Canadian Air Force aviator and poet Patricia Whalen deputizing federal agents to be “super-local police.” ty — as Trump did when Department and all of the Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 Whatever drives Sessions’ zeal for an extremely he said, in his formal re- first responders for their John Gillespie Magee Jr., [email protected] punitive criminal-justice system, it’s not evidence marks in the Diplomatic courageous efforts.” saying that Americans that it works or is cost-effective. No other industri- Room of the White House, There is no playbook for would not forget the astro- BUSINESS OFFICE nauts who waved goodbye al democracy has sentencing practices as harsh as that Americans’ “unity a presidential response to Beth Bresnahan America’s. Yet according to the Numbeo database of cannot be shattered by tragedy, and yet, whether on their way to the space Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1253 global crime statistics, as of mid-2017, virtually ev- evil, our bonds cannot be inadvertently, instinctive- shuttle, and “slipped the [email protected] ery other industrial democracy has crime rates that broken by violence.” ly or intentionally, Trump surly bonds of Earth” to “touch the face of God.” Susan J. Conti are somewhat lower (France, Australia, Great Brit- These are sober mo- hit many of the appropri- Controller, ext. 1288 Trump made no such lit- ain) to much lower (Canada, Germany, Spain) — and ments of condolence and ate touchstones. [email protected] compassion, the sort that Like Bush after the 9/11 erary allusions, but said all spend much less per capita on prisons. Ted Grant chief executives neither terrorist attacks, Trump during his brief remarks, The encouraging news for Americans who want ra- “I know we are searching Publisher, ext. 1234 expect nor are prepared employed the word “evil” [email protected] tional crime policies that don’t waste money or dis- for some kind of meaning card redeemable lives is that bipartisan groups of for, the kind that call upon to describe the acts that presidential presence. brought horror to Ameri- in the chaos, some kind of Marian Kinney lawmakers at the federal and state level agree. ext. 1212 For Trump — whose re- ca’s door. light in the darkness. The In Congress, major criminal justice reforms were answers do not come easy.” [email protected] introduced this week that have strong support from sponses to the confron- Like Obama after the tation in Charlottesville, Charleston church shoot- That, too, is in the Amer- Will Kraft key interest groups. On Wednesday, Senate Judicia- Virginia, and even the ings, Trump sought to find ican presidential tradi- Vice President / Finance, ext. 1296 ry Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, [email protected] London Bridge attack, consolation in calamity. tion. and Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., introduced a bill that stirred rather than cooled In connecting the Mother In perhaps the great- Jennifer Perez would change federal sentencing laws to give “non- passions — this was an Emanuel killings to de- est American speech ever, ext. 1205 [email protected] violent offenders with minimal criminal histories a important challenge, es- cades of violence against Abraham Lincoln ex- better chance to become productive members of soci- pecially so for a president black houses of worship, pressed wonder and mys- Carolina Trujillo ety.” Eleven senators — including Dianne Feinstein who has stretched the Obama said he was “con- tery at the tragedy of the Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 of California, the ranking Democrat on the Judiciary boundaries of presidential fident that the outpouring Civil War. “The Almighty [email protected] Committee — support the bill. comportment and yet has of unity and strength and has His own purposes,” Jim Wilson On Monday, five GOP senators — Ted Cruz of Texas, struggled to appear presi- fellowship and love across Lincoln said in his sec- Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 Orrin Hatch and Mike Lee of Utah, Rand Paul of Ken- dential. Charleston today, from all ond inaugural address, [email protected] in 1865, a month before tucky and David Perdue of Georgia — introduced a bill And amid the flash of races, from all faiths, from CIRCULATION meant to end the imprisonment of individuals accused of the war would end and news reports and the reck- all places of worship, indi- Lisa Mahmoud federal crimes without evidence of either knowledge or oning of body counts grow- cates the degree to which he would be assassinated, before quoting the Book of Manager, ext. 1239 intent to break the law. Guilt could be found only if the ing out of the worst mass those old vestiges of ha- [email protected] accused “knowingly and willfully” committed a crime. shooting in the country’s tred can be overcome.” Matthew: “Woe unto the CLASSIFIED If Sessions has President Donald Trump’s ear, these history, Trump — still In urging Americans not world because of offenses; for it must needs be that bills may be vetoed. But Congress’ renewed interest under criticism for his re- to surrender to anguish, Abbe Young Smith offenses come, but woe to in criminal justice reform is a good sign. sponse to the Puerto Rico Trump said, “Even the Manager, ext. 1276 that man by whom the of- At the state level, the news is more promising. Per hurricane disaster and for most terrible despair can [email protected] fense cometh.” the Pew Charitable Trusts, more than 30 states have his attacks on the mayor be illuminated by a single Unlike the famous pas- NEWSROOM of San Juan — responded ray of hope.” adopted reforms meant to reduce prison time of rel- sage from F. Scott Fitzger- atively minor criminals and to improve the chances to both the news and the Like Clinton after the Bill Brotherton ald — “There are no sec- Features Editor ext. 1338 moment. Oklahoma City bombings, they’re productive people when released. Since Texas ond acts in American life” [email protected] For his critics — who the president leaned on became a pioneer in state-level reforms in 2007, it’s — American presidents do have assailed him in the Scripture. Clinton quot- Gayla Cawley been able to close four prisons, with the closure of get second acts. The sec- past several days for stok- ed Romans 12:21, urg- Reporter, ext. 1236 four more pending — achieved at the same time the ond act for Trump comes [email protected] ing controversy over the ing Americans “not (to) crime rate was falling to 50-year lows. with his twin visits, first national anthem at NFL Cheryl Charles California has been part of this reform wave, pass- be overcome by evil, but to Puerto Rico and then games, for undercutting overcome evil with good.” Night Editor, ext. 1278 ing Proposition 47 in 2014 and Proposition 57 in to Las Vegas, Tuesday and [email protected] 2016, both meant to end the warehousing of nonvio- his own secretary of state The remarks from Trump Wednesday. The passage Tori Faieta lent offenders. Now momentum is building for revis- over North Korean nego- — like Reagan, not ordi- from Fitzgerald comes tiations and for producing narily known for spiritual Copy Editor ing bail policies that can ruin the lives of poor people from “The Last Tycoon” — [email protected] by forcing them to spend months in jail before trial. a tax overhaul that would introspection — were in an unfinished novel. At least outside of Justice Department headquar- favor business and the his own words: “Scripture Thomas Grillo wealthy — there was little teaches us the Lord is Reporter, ext. 1264 ters in Washington, the costly, counterproductive (David M. Shribman is to criticize, although advo- close to the broken-heart- [email protected] tough-on-crime mania of the late 20th century is re- executive editor of the cates of gun control sure- ed and saves those who ceding. This amounts to a welcome — if long overdue Post-Gazette (dshrib- Spenser Hasak ly wish he had used this are crushed in spirit. We Photographer, ext. 1332 — move toward being smart on crime instead. occasion to embrace their seek comfort in those [email protected], [email protected] 412 263-1890). Follow cause. words, for we know that Thor Jourgensen He produced a spare God lives in the hearts of him on Twitter at Shrib- News Editor, ext. 1267 statement, expressing the those who grieve.” manPG.) [email protected] Steve Krause READERS’ FORUM Sports Editor, ext. 1229 [email protected] Katie Morrison Why not Lynn? Sports Reporter This is the question I pose to those that expansion, job growth at GE and beyond, [email protected] dismiss the idea that Lynn could become and a booming downtown arts, culture, Owen O’Rourke home to the new Amazon headquarters. and restaurant scene. Lynn is now in the Photographer, ext. 1224 Lynn’s amazing people, it’s vastly un- midst of an economic renaissance. The [email protected] derutilized waterfront, and its proximity time has come for us to raise our expecta- Roberto Scalese to Boston all make it a perfect location for tions of one another and make opportuni- Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 Amazon — or the next Amazon. ties like this a reality. [email protected] It has been three years since I first Instead of asking, “Why not Lynn?”, Anne Marie Tobin worked to convene local, state and fed- let’s start asking, “Why anywhere else?” Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 eral officials to tackle economic develop- [email protected] U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton is a Salem ment as part of the LEAD (Lynn Econom- Bridget Turcotte ic Advancement and Development) team. Democrat representing the Massachu- Reporter, ext. 1269 In that time, we have seen aggressive setts Sixth Congressional District in- [email protected] new affordable and market rate housing cluding Lynn. 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Call Lisa at 781-593-7700 ext. 1239 A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2017 POLICE/FIRE Revere arrests second All address information, particu- day. Overlook Ridge Terrace at 6:18 larly arrests, reflect police records. In A report of suspicious activ- p.m. Thursday. the event of a perceived inaccuracy, ity at 63 Munroe St. at 6:16 A report of a robbery at Peo- it is the sole responsibility of the con- a.m. Thursday. ple’s United Bank on Broadway robbery suspect Friday A report of vandalism to a at 8:53 a.m. Thursday. cerned party to contact the relevant motor vehicle at 48 Tudor St. A report of an armed robbery By Bridget Turcotte the scene after commit- said. police department and have the de- at 6:38 a.m. Thursday. at Oak Island Convenient Store ITEM STAFF ting the crime. A search was conducted partment issue a notice of correction Moments after the rob- by Revere detectives and A report of trespassing at 21 on North Shore Road at 9:05 REVERE — The second to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- bery, Oak Island Conve- the Massachusetts State West Green St. at 12:15 p.m. a.m. Thursday. of two robbery suspects nience Store at 381 North Police K-9 unit who con- ifications will not be made without Thursday. A report of larceny on Revere was arrested Friday af- A report of drugs at the Sal- Shore Road was robbed by tinued to work into the express notice of change from the Beach Boulevard at 1:27 p.m. ternoon, following two vation Army on Franklin Street night, said O’Hara. arresting police department. Thursday. separate incidents that knife point. at 4:37 p.m. Thursday. A report of a past burglary Police arrested Michael “This was a good job occurred in the city at the by the detective and our on Greentree Lane at 3:36 same time Thursday. Casey, 32, of 27 Flint St., LYNN Theft p.m. Thursday. about 12 hours after he al- crime analyst, who were Mater Almishalawi, 52, of Revere Police, working A report of identity theft on legedly robbed the Thurs- able to put together the 167 North Common St., was A report of a breaking and with the FBI Robbery Central Avenue at 4:46 p.m. day at 9:05 a.m. pieces through interviews arrested and charged with entering at 88 Lawton Ave. at Task Force, arrested Jor- with witnesses and the Thursday. Revere Police Lt. Amy urinating in public Thursday at 2:13 a.m. Thursday; at 433 dan Leishman, 30, of 100 execution of a search war- Stockton St., Chelsea, at O’Hara said Casey al- 9:42 a.m. Washington St. at 11:11 a.m. Overdoses rant,” she said. Latonya Barr, 26, of 20 Thursday; at 86 Farrell Rd. at about 3 p.m. Friday for legedly entered the con- South Street, was arrested and 7:49 p.m. Thursday; at 61 Cur- A report of a possible over- robbing People’s United venience store wearing Bridget Turcotte can be charged with possession with ran Rd. at 8:51 p.m. Thursday; dose at Grover and Stevens Bank shortly before 9 a.m. a mask wielding a knife. reached at bturcotte@item- intent to distribute a Class B at 29A Mall St. at 9:33 p.m. streets at 2:48 p.m. Thursday; on Thursday. He then fled into the Oak live.com. Follow her on drug. Thursday. on North Shore Road at 5:06 Leishman allegedly fled Island neighborhood, she Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. Thomas Burke, of 1606 A report of larceny at 108 p.m. Thursday. Huckleberry Court in Pea- Franklin St. at 10:08 a.m. body, was arrested on warrant Thursday; on Union Street at SAUGUS Man charged with relentlessly charges. 11:37 a.m. Thursday; Kimberly Galindo, 23, of 11 A report of motor vehicle Accidents Leonard Ave. in Cambridge, theft at 5 Graves Ave. at 8:20 cyberstalking his roommate was arrested and charged with a.m. Friday. A report of a motor vehicle possession of a Class B drug, A report of a robbery at 124 accident with property damage By Alanna er that included details shooting threat was made possession of a Class E drug, Eastern Ave. at 8:33 a.m. Fri- at 44 Walden Ave. at 9:25 a.m. Durkin Richer about her medical, psycho- to look like it came from and trespassing. day. Thursday. Caller reports Aggan- ASSOCIATED PRESS logical, and sexual history. the woman’s former boss, Nichole Guidry, of 459 El- is Construction trucks were Lin then sent her personal the affidavit said. liott St. in Beverly, was arrested BOSTON — A Massa- information to hundreds Lin graduated from MARBLEHEAD blocking her driveway and she chusetts man has been on warrant charges. backed into one. of others, including her Rensselaer Polytechnic Nov Khun, of 11 Fiske charged with waging a co-workers, young sister, Institute with a degree in Accidents A report of a motor vehi- relentless cyberstalking Ave., was arrested on warrant cle accident at Falmouth and and parents’ colleagues, computer science, officials charges. A report of a an accident at campaign against his they said. said. Howard streets at 4:30 p.m. former roommate that Jonathan McNutt, 34, was Atlantic Avenue and Barnard Thursday; at Summer and Main One email including For his initial court ap- arrested and charged with Street at 8:49 a.m. Thursday. included the creation of sexually implicit imag- pearance on Friday, Lin streets at 4:42 p.m. Thursday; fake online accounts solic- trespassing. A report of a motor vehicle at 180 Main Street at 9:33 es and diary entries was was wearing glasses, jeans Jesenia Morales, 28, of crash at Humphrey and Tufts iting sex in her name that sent from a fake account and a grey collared shirt p.m. Thursday; at J. Pace and caused men to show up at 1000 Loring Ave. in Salem, Streets at 4:54 p.m. Thursday. Sons at 1 a.m. Friday; using her father’s name as he was brought into was arrested and charged with A report of a bicyclist hit by her home, federal prosecu- to employees of the New the courtroom in hand- tors said Friday. operating under the influence a car at 5:21 p.m. Thursday on Complaints Hampshire school district, cuffs. Prosecutors asked of liquor, failure to display li- Bessom Street. Ryan Lin, 24, faces up to where her father lives, an for Lin to be held in jail, cense and registration, and Caller reports finding two five years in prison if con- FBI affidavit said. calling him a flight risk. leaving the scene of property Complaints packages with heavy locks victed of the cyberstalking Lin also created fake Magistrate Judge David damage. on them in the woods near campaign, which author- profiles of the woman Hennessy set a detention Melanie Serino, of 103 Lib- A report of an erratic driver Blessed Sacrament Church on ities said was so disturb- on websites dedicated to hearing for next week. erty St., was arrested on war- at West Shore Drive and Jersey Summer Street at 10:35 a.m. ing it forced the woman prostitution and sexual fe- Harold Shaw, special rant charges. Street at 11:50 a.m. Thursday. Thursday. to move out of state. Lin’s tishes that said she want- agent in charge of the Jennifer Swanson, 36, was A caller reported someone A caller reports someone attorney declined to com- ed to participate in a rape FBI’s Boston Field Divi- arrested and charged with dis- was on her mother’s property following her too closely into ment. fantasy and “gang bang,” sion, said Lin’s actions orderly conduct. on Jersey Street picking weeds a parking lot on Broadway at Lin began stalking the authorities said. The pho- caused a “huge amount and acting crazy at 7:21 a.m. 3:59 p.m. Thursday. 24-year-old woman in ny posts caused at least of angst, alarm, and un- Accidents Friday. When police asked the A caller reports two youths April 2016, after he an- three men she didn’t know necessary expenditure of caller what exactly the person were in her driveway and are swered a Craigslist adver- to show up at her home limited law enforcement A report of a hit and run mo- was doing, the caller said “just tisement and moved into looking for sex, the affida- resources.” tor vehicle accident on Essex now across the street from her picking weeds which makes home, waiting for her to leave, a house she was living in vit stated. “This kind of behavior Street at 7:15 a.m. Thursday; him crazy.” Watertown, near Boston, Prosecutors said Lin also is not a prank, and it isn’t at CVS Pharmacy on South at 4:20 p.m. on Birch Pond Drive Thursday. Police could authorities said. created a fake Facebook harmless. He allegedly Common Street at 9:01 p.m. Overdoses Prosecutors said Lin profile for one of the wom- scared innocent people, Thursday. not find anyone who matched the description. hacked into the woman’s an’s roommates in a dif- and disrupted their dai- A report of a motor vehicle A report of an opioid over- online accounts and stole ferent house, in Waltham, ly lives, because he was accident at Maple Street and dose on Lincoln Avenue at A report of a man walking in the median in the area of private photos and diary that threated to “shoot up” blinded by his obsession,” Western Avenue at 7:27 a.m. 4:05 p.m. Thursday. entries from her comput- a school. Another school Shaw said. Thursday; at 23 Broad St. at Prince Restaurant at 5:04 p.m. 9:34 a.m Thursday; at Boston REVERE Thursday. and Chestnut streets at 9:54 A report of someone pump- ing sewage onto the street on A casino regular, quiet but a.m. Thursday; at South and Arrests Summer streets at 10:33 a.m. Laurine Road at 6:09 p.m. Thursday; at Blossom and Har- Michael Casey, 32, of 27 A report of a suspicious bor streets at 10:43 a.m. Thurs- Flint St., was arrested and small station wagon with its prickly, unleashes a rampage day; on the Lynnway at 11:49 charged with armed robbery hazards on and a female in a.m.; at Eastern Bank at 156 while masked at 9:46 p.m. the passenger seat at 8:21 By Adam Geller, Boston St. at 1:37 p.m. Thurs- Thursday. p.m. Thursday on Main Street. Michael Balsamo day; at 256 Broadway at 1:48 Police report the vehicle has a and Jonathan p.m. Thursday; at 466 Chatham Accidents flat tire and the driver is waiting Cooper St. at 3:57 p.m. Thursday; at for a tow. ASSOCIATED PRESS Chestnut and Essex streets at A report of a motor vehicle A caller reported a man 4:13 p.m. Thursday; at 301 accident on Broadway at 3:24 outside her window on War- LAS VEGAS — Stephen Essex St. at 4:33 p.m. Thurs- p.m. Thursday; at Yeamans den Street at 9:14 p.m. Paddock usually kept a ci- day; at Jefferson and Rockaway Street and Broadway at 4:10 Thursday. gar at hand, even though streets at 4:47 p.m. Thursday; p.m. Thursday; A Tuttle Street resident re- he didn’t smoke. But he at 136 Western Ave. at 4:51 A report of a hit and run mo- ported her neighbor was was quick to notice when p.m. Thursday; at 108 Memorial tor vehicle accident on Payson screaming about firearms and somebody sat down beside Park Ave. at 7:43 p.m. Thursday; Street at 4:17 p.m. Thursday causing a general disturbance him and lit up. at 40 Nahant Pl. at 10:36 p.m. at 10:26 p.m. Thursday. Then Paddock, a deni- Thursday; on Lynnway at 1:36 Complaints A Burrill Street resident zen of hazy casinos, would a.m. Friday; at Center Street reported his neighbor was take out his cigar, light and Western Avenue at 1:37 A report of suspicious activ- cutting metal at 10:58 p.m. it and carefully aim its a.m. Friday; at Forest Hill Ave- ity on Revere Beach Boulevard Thursday. Police advised the smoke back into the faces nue and North Franklin Street at 1:04 a.m. Thursday. homeowner to stop working for of those whose puffing an- at 5:19 a.m. Friday; at Boston A report of a suspicious mo- the night. noyed him. and Bridge streets at 6:40 a.m. tor vehicle at Showcase Cine- A report of a male and fe- “He was the king of mi- Friday; at Superior Street at mas at 1:57 a.m. Thursday. male possibly having a verbal croaggression,” his broth- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 7:04 a.m. Friday; at 68 Franklin A report of a domestic dis- altercation at Dunkin Donuts er, Eric, said. turbance on Revere Street at This photo provided by Eric Paddock shows his St. at 8:51 a.m. Friday; at Green on Broadway at 2:14 a.m. Fri- Last week, Stephen brother, Las Vegas gunman Stephen Paddock. and Union streets at 11:31 9:40 a.m. Thursday day. Paddock returned to the a.m. Friday. A report of a loud stereo on Las Vegas Strip, where Sprague Street at 6:21 p.m. former accountant and murderer — a one-time Fire he spent many hours and real estate investor say IRS agent, a boyfriend re- Assaults Thursday. thousands of dollars at A report of suspicious activ- A report of an outside fire in they cannot fathom what called as both caring and high-limit video poker drove him to slaughter. A report of an assault and ity on Flint Street at 9:46 p.m. a dumpster near the Border caustic, son of a notorious machines, and eyed the Authorities, who have battery with a dangerous Thursday. Cafe on Broadway at 8:15 a.m. bank robber — are clues, fun-seekers crowding his been trying to track Pad- at least, to his mindset. weapon on Red Rock Street at Thursday. oasis. But this time he 2:40 p.m. Thursday. dock’s movements before Unlike most mass shoot- Theft did so from a 32nd floor the massacre, say there ers, who are usually A report of an assault on Theft casino hotel suite. Then Laighton Street at 8:14 p.m. A report of larceny, forgery, or is evidence he also scoped younger, he was the prod- fraud on Bellingham Avenue at A report of a stolen license he smashed open a pair out recent music festivals uct of decades of experi- Thursday; on Park street at of windows with a ham- 12:39 p.m. Friday. 12:45 a.m. Thursday. plate on Auburn Street at 2:28 in Chicago and Boston. So ence and rumination. A report of a motor vehicle p.m. Thursday. mer and opened fire with far, though, they say there Paddock made his living a carefully assembled ar- Complaints breaking and entering at Ox- A report of a stolen wallet is no indication that any playing machines that re- ford Park at 7:38 a.m. Thurs- from a car parked in the Buf- senal, murdering 58 fans one incident or grievance ward those who set aside A report of vandalism at 42 day; on Overlook Ridge Terrace falo Wild Wings at 6:26 p.m. gathered at an outdoor turned the sometimes emotion in favor of calcu- Bennett St. at 5:03 a.m. Thurs- at 5:08 p.m. Thursday; on Thursday. country music concert and prickly high-stakes gam- lus. He was a methodical injuring 500 more before bler into an executioner. planner who paid close killing himself. Paddock remains a ci- attention to other people’s Investigators and those pher. But details that have behavior, according to Lynn Drug Task Force who knew the 64-year-old surfaced so far about this those who knew him. MASSACHUSETTS CRIME BRIEF Hotline Men charged with shooting the set of a sequel to the Martinez and Thomas on Denzel Washington “The Equalizer.” Perkins. They are charged 781-477-4444 Police say nothing was with assault with in- movie set being filmed at the time, tent to murder and gun and it does not appear the BOSTON (AP) — Two offenses. CALL 24 HOURS A DAY guards were targeted. The Suffolk County people have been charged The guards, a 40-year- district attorney’s office or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) in a shooting on the set old woman and 33-year- of a Denzel Washington old man, suffered says they were due to be Spanish menu available movie in Boston that in- non-life-threatening in- arraigned Friday in Rox- jured two security guards. juries and were released bury Municipal Court. All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. The shooting happened from the hospital. It was not immediately early Saturday in the Police say they arrested clear whether either man Callers may remain anonymous. city’s Roxbury section, on two 18-year-olds, Dionte has an attorney. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Food fare fine at the Topsfield Fair

FAIR my: Home-cured pick- eat free here, adds Tawny. From A1 les. Brisket sandwich Ray Hashem is the big- and kugel. Cider and ci- gest food vendor at the fair. on a stick for $7 at Stick der doughnuts. Fudge. He has 10 stands, most of- ‘Em Up, which amusingly Chomper’s “crunchy balls fering a variety of roasted is located next to the Swifty of goodness,” in both ba- vegetables paired with Swine Racing and Swim- con-cheeseburger and chicken or beef. He rolls ming Pigs HQ. We all agree chicken parm. Maple up his sleeves and works it would be better without cotton candy. Corn dogs. alongside his assistants, the chocolate. Meh! Fried dough. The Gobbler, which this day includes Deep-fried Peanut But- a turkey dinner in a sand- his daughter, Chantelle, ter and Jelly Sandwich, wich that would feed four. an attorney who is tak- also $7, awaits at the Veggie tempura. Cream ing time off from her job Great American Funnel puffs and crepes. Corn to help dear old dad. His Cake booth. Topped with a on a cob on a stick. Deep- son, a barber, and anoth- generous amount of pow- fried Twinkies and Oreos er daughter, a CVS phar- dered sugar, it’s under- and Milky Ways. Oh, my. macist, also are helping whelming and too doughy. The best meal? We agree out this week. Food is in We each take a couple of it’s the Fish and Chips the family’s genes: Ray’s bites and toss the rest in plate from TJ Greene, dad worked for Anthony the trash. who operates a seasonal Athanas at the iconic Pier Along the way, we bump restaurant in Bennington, 4 restaurant in Boston. into Noah Cappe, the Vt., and is new to the fair. Ray, himself, at age 15, host of “Carnival Eats,” It’s a generous portion started with one wooden the highest-rated show and a bargain at $10. The stand. on the Cooking Channel, fish, Alaskan cod, is fresh, John Coulon, Topfield’s who is taping an episode purchased that morning. health agent, assures fair- at the fair. He is ridicu- “I want to change fair goers that no matter what lously skinny. How is that food,” he said. “I grew up food they choose to eat, it’s possible, given that he poor. My mom served fish consumes god-forsaken sticks every Friday. I’ve safe. ITEM PHOTO | ADAM SWIFT amounts of fair food for a been deep-frying since I “I do my rounds, once or twice a day, every day, Erin Madden and her daughter, Lucy, are participating in the town’s living? was 8. When the fish is open space plan. Erin is a member of the town’s Open Space and Recre- “Duct tape,” he said, golden brown, you have to make sure all the food vendors are in compli- ation Committee and Lucy, an LHS junior, created an open space survey without missing a beat. a winner. White is not for the town’s website. “I started my day with a cooked enough; if it’s or- ance,” said Coulon, a life- fried kettle corn ice cream ange it’s cooked too much.” long Lynn resident who is sandwich, and I just fin- He’s set up a little off the working his twelfth fair. ished a deep-fried taco.” beaten path, near the en- “I start inspections the Lynnfield family keeps an open mind Belch. trance to the Rabbit Barn. Monday before the fair committee will then use service. At the high school, Cappe confirms he eats Of course, we’ve opens, and I’m here, on- LYNNFIELD everything on the show. left room for dessert. site, right through the From A1 the responses to help up- Madden is a member of “But I eat a minimum Learned’s Apple Pie has end. The first three days, date the open space plan. the field hockey team and “It’s a pretty short sur- of every item. Four or five been a fair favorite for 36 I talk with the vendors as “I’ll also be creating a is also involved with the vey and it kind of sums up bites. With carnival food, years. There’s a long line they are setting up. The Facebook page for Lyn- Habitat Club. what we need to know to the issue is putting the at the stand, folks eagerly bulk of inspections take nfield Open Space,” said Erin’s involvement with revise the plan,” she said. food down, which isn’t al- waiting to devour Tawny place Wednesday evening Lucy Madden. “It will help the open space committee The questions cover top- ways easy” said the host, Learned’s hot apple crisp, until the fair opens on Fri- advertise some of these began when her daugh- ics such as the conversa- who also starred in “The blueberry crisp and apple day.” spaces that people don’t ter met with conservation tion and recreation areas Good Witch,” one of the pie with a scoop of vanil- Coulon says he hosts ori- residents have visited, even know of, and I’ll also agent Betty Adelson about Hallmark Channel’s finest la ice cream on top at $6 entation meetings for food what additional activities be putting a link on there the survey. achievements. and $9. It’s a family af- vendors the Wednesday they would like to see, and so people can easily access “When Lucy got involved Cappe said the new sea- fair, her sister-in-law and and Thursday before open- what areas they would the survey through Face- for her Gold Award proj- son of “Carnival Eats” be- daughter are helping this ing day. State and federal like to see maintained or book.” ect, I went with her to gins Oct. 26. The Topsfield day, and Topsfield is the public health inspectors improved. She said her interest in meet with Betty, and she Fair episode is likely to only fair they do. She’s in “with very critical eyes” The survey will be avail- the open space survey and said we are looking for run in early 2018. the medical field, and uses are here as well; generally able through Nov. 30, at project is an outgrowth of more people for the com- We continue our jour- her vacation to prepare they see no violations and which time the open space her interest in community mittee,” she said. ney, seeking carbs. The and serve her home-baked if they do, they notify Cou- gluten-free crinkle-cut desserts. We try all three, lon immediately. German Fries, $8 and $10, and they’re all delish. “It’s been a number of served by North Reading “Families come here and years since I’ve had to Students in orbit over NASA projects resident Debbie Bennett, tell us, year after year, close somebody down,” he who is dressed like a St. they come to the fair just adds. “Most vendors desire NASA said. “It’s all encompass- if any planets may have Pauli Girl, look tasty. They to have our stuff. Last to achieve and maintain a From A1 ing.” areas of similar weather are. One member of our night a husband sat their high level of compliance.” Being involved in the to earth, and if any could trio, not Beth or me, dips baby on the counter. ‘My She also spends time project has been beneficial be sustainable to life. his fries in vinegar. Unfor- parents brought me here Bill Brotherton is the coaching robotics at Bel- to her students because “She’s the sixth grade givable. when I was this age, and Item’s Features editor. Tell monte, and started an they are exposed to many science hero,” said School So much to sample, now we’re doing it for our him what you think at after-school science club. learning resources. 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©2017 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2017 Turnovers key in Rams’ victory By Steve Krause the score tied at 7-7, Dan- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR vers had a rst and goal on the Classical 2-yard line. But DANVERS — Classical Danvers fumbled, and Clas- coach Brian Vaughan put it sical's Chase Buono fell on it best. and it was crisis averted. "We tell our kids to take Then, in the third quarter, care of the football," he said, Danvers quarterback Justin after the Rams knocked Mullaney went back to pass, Danvers from the ranks of let it  y, and Ishmael John- the unbeaten with a 28-14 son stepped in front of the win at Dr. Deering Stadium. ball, intercepted it, and ran "And we tell them to try to it back to the house. Then, take away the football." his PAT gave Classical at Turnovers. How many 14-7 lead. times have you heard coach- "Obviously, said Vaughan, es from the NFL to Pop War- “those were the two key ner say that if you win the plays in the game. Ishmael battle of the turnovers, you'll is a senior leader, a captain, most likely win the game. and he made a good read on The 5-0 Rams can attest to the ball." that. In the second quarter, with RAMS, B2

ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON Steffan Gravely gets some air as he hurdles over KIPP’s Andrew Puati to begin his 91-yard touchdown run. KIPP is no hurdle for the still-undefeated Tigers

By Harold Rivera game the right way and I’m proud KIPP coach James Rabbitt said. ITEM STAFF of us.” “They have two unbelievable run- The win had an extra incentive ning backs. We worked all week LYNN — Anytime the Tech foot- for Gravely, who reached a mile- on tackling, pursuing, but those ball team has the running back stone by breaking the school re- guys were tough to handle.” duo of Keoni Gaskin and Steffan cord for career touchdowns with Tech’s offense got rolling early Gravely on it’s A-game, the Tigers 66. The record was previously and never looked back. On the are tough to beat. KIPP learned held by Tech assistant coach Ken- third play of the game, Tigers that the hard way Friday night at nedy Gomes. quarterback David Barrios con- Manning Field. “It’s a testament to Coach nected with Gravely on a 51-yard Gaskin and Gravely each scored Gomes, and he did it in three touchdown pass. The ensuing PAT three touchdowns to lead a Tech years,” Runner said. “For Steffan attempt failed but Tech held a 6-0 running game that totalled 370 to have the opportunity to do it lead just 90 seconds in. yards on its way to a 47-0 win in four years is huge for our pro- Five minutes later, Gaskin over the Panthers. gram. He’s a great athlete and a capped off a Tigers drive with a “My hats off to KIPP and what game changer. He makes a lot of ve-yard touchdown run, boost- they’re trying to do as a program,” things happen for us.” ITEM FILE PHOTO ing the lead to 12-0. With 1:50 Tech coach James Runner said. With the win, Tech remains remaining in the opening period, Classical’s Keith Ridley ran for 158 yards on 19 car- “It was a CAC conference game undefeated at 5-0 while the Pan- Gravely provided the highlight of ries, scoring three touchdowns in the win over Dan- and our job was to get the win. My thers fall to 1-4. vers on Friday. coaches talked about nishing the “Tech’s the class of the CAC,” TECH, B2 Tanners Big second half leads can’t Pioneers past Hornets nd a By Scot Cooper at the break, hitting their stride in the FOR THE ITEM second half. “They outplayed us in the rst, we way past MANCHESTER — The host Hor- were up 12-7, but they didn’t deserve to nets came out strong at Joseph Hyland be behind,” Weidman said. “They really Field, looking to hand Lynn eld its rst played well early on, they outplayed us Masco loss of the season Friday night. Man- in the rst half, but we played a much chester-Essex scored rst, but then the better second half.” By Mike Alongi Pioneers (5-0) scored 35 straight, cruis- FOR THE ITEM The Hornets took the opening kickoff ing to a 35-14 win. and drove 66 yards, culminating with PEABODY — Some- Lynn eld coach Neal Weidman said times, to win a big foot- his team struggled early, leading 12-7 LYNNFIELD, B2 ball game a team needs to switch things up. Unfortu- nately for the ground-and- pound Peabody Tanners, an attempt to become a Rams volleyball serves up passing team led to four interceptions and a 35-7 loss to the Masconomet a loss to Malden Chieftains at Veterans Memorial Stadium on Fri- ITEM FILE PHOTO SCHOOL ROUNDUP day night. Edeh Ballo had a touchdown reception for Peabody coach Mark the Patriots in their rst win of the season By Katie Morrison Bettencourt said the plan Friday night. ITEM STAFF to change things up came The Classical volleyball from some things they saw on lm during the Revere earns rst team swept Malden, 3-0, Fri- week of preparation, and day to improve to 8-4. it just didn’t work out. In the rst set, a 25-11 win, “When you’re a team win of the season Pamela Diaz led the way with that likes to run and you seven service points, six of see that the best way to FOOTBALL which were aces. She added try to win is to throw, nine more service points and you’re doing something four aces in the second set, a By Katie Morrison and Harold Rivera 25-15 win, while Yaritza Zor- you don’t normally do and ITEM STAFF it’s tough,” Bettencourt rilla chipped in with ve ser- said. “We practiced it as The Revere football team earned its rst win of the vice points. In the third set, a much as we could. We’re season, 29-7, over Medford on Friday night. 25-19 victory, the Rams’ front a ground-and-pound Freshman quarterback Calvin Boudreau was 13- court was gelling, as Maggie team, but we saw their for-16 on pass attempts with two touchdown passes. McHale came up with three size would be an issue so “Calvin has been a pleasant surprise,” Revere coach kills and a block. Joshua Se- we tried to go over and Lou Cicatelli said. “He has been a great leader and he vere led servers in the third around it. But when we manages our offense very well.” set with ve points including did, they made some big Receivers Edeh Ballo and Jonathan Murphy each an ace on match point. plays.” caught a touchdown pass. Running back Darius Mc- Diaz nished with 18 ser- The Tanners actually got Neil ran for 100 yards and a touchdown. vice points and 10 aces. off to a quick start, scoring Defensively, Frank Sims and Zach Cari o combined McHale had six kills, while on the very rst drive of for 20 tackles. Shanelle Barry added four the game. After getting “The goal for us was to be a very good, put together kills and three blocks and the ball at his own 39-yard team across the board,” Cicatelli said. “It was huge to Skyler Crayton chipped in line, senior quarterback get that rst win and get that monkey off our backs. with three kills and three Jonell Espinal (11-for-20, Offensively, we’ve struggled but tonight we put it all blocks. Rhode Alcindor also ITEM FILE PHOTO 152 yards, TD, 3 INT) led together.” had three kills and a block. Pamela Diaz logged 18 service points and PEABODY, B2 FOOTBALL, B2 ROUNDUP, B2 10 aces in Classical’s win over Malden. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2017 Football: Salem’s Gaskins runs wild over Winthrop FOOTBALL lem with a 47-yard touch- From B1 down run in the first. Gas- kins tacked on a 34-yard Revere (1-4) will look to scoring run to make it make it two wins in a row 12-0 to end the first. when the Patriots host Winthrop had a good Swampscott next Friday chance in the second, re- night. covering a Witches fum- “They’re a tough team ble and getting inside the with a great air attack. Salem 10, but two sacks They’re a hungry team,” stifled any momentum the Cicatelli said. “For us, it’s Vikings could muster. about getting better. If we Gaskins added his sec- can get better game by ond of the night just be- game, I think we can get fore halftime to make it ourselves back in the mix.” 18-0. In the third, quar- Williams 41, terback Thomas Beaure- Fenwick 20 gard hit Gaskins with a The Archies scored on screen pass and Gaskins their opening drive and took it 65 yards to the end didn’t look back as they zone to make it 26-0. His took down the Crusaders ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON fourth score was a 26-yard at Donaldson Stadium. run, and later Beauregard Tech’s Keoni Gaskin pulls away from the KIPP defense. Williams went up 13-0 hooked up with Gaskins after a half. Jaycob Reyno- on a 30-yard scoring pass sa added a score for Fen- ITEM FILE PHOTO wick in the third on a one- for touchdown No. 5. KIPP is no hurdle for Tech yard run to make it 19-6, Freshman Bobby Hu- Vinnie Gaskins set and sophomore David bert got the Vikings on the a new Salem High in the final three min- TECH rush in the fourth quarter Cifuentes added another board in the fourth with a record, scoring five From B1 utes of the period. Gaskin for the 47-0 win. score to make it 27-12 late 68-yard touchdown run. touchdowns in the plowed his way into the “My offensive line coach, in the game, but the Fen- Gaskins finished with Witches’ win over the night with a 91-yard end zone on a two-yard Jason McCuish, he works wick defense couldn’t hold 200 yards on 13 carries Winthrop. touchdown run. The se- rush and then added a the daylights out of our of- Williams as Kyle LaVallee and three catches for nior running back hurdled 16-yard carry to his per- fensive line,” Runner said. added his fourth score of 112 yards. Beauregard ley connected with Luke over a KIPP defender and formance, boosting Tech to “I think the dynamic part the night in the fourth to was 5-of-6 passing for Brennan for a 23-yard broke a handful of tackles a 32-0 advantage at half- of our offense is that you make it 34-12. 160 yards and two touch- score to make it 14-7, and en route to the end zone. time. don’t know who’s going to Cory Bright hooked up downs. Richie Williams set up an- Tech added the two-point “We came out a little slow get the ball.” with George Fiskatoris for St. John’s Prep 35, other Pream score late in conversion, putting the in the first half,” Rabbitt Panthers quarterback a late touchdown for Fen- Catholic Memorial 17 the second to make it 21- Panthers in a 20-0 hole. said. “We moved the ball Kymani Morrison finished wick. Quarterback Matt Crow- 7. The Eagles took a 28-7 “That was the start I a little bit in the second with 105 rushing yards. Salem 46, Winthrop 7 ley threw for 292 yards lead on a scoring pass to was looking for,” Runner half. We had a few guys go and three touchdowns as “He’s been a phenom- Salem’s Vinnie Gaskins Max Freedman with less said. “I’m proud of the way down with injuries but our the Eagles pulled above enal player for us,” Rab- had a night to remem- than a minute to play in the guys played. Carrying backups played hard and ber, setting a new school .500 at 3-2. Crowley hit bitt said. “We’re a young, the half. Will Fay added a the lead into the second we played for pride.” record for touchdowns in Mike Yarin for a 70-yard building team and hope- 30-yard field goal to make quarter allowed us to try Gravely’s 34-yard touch- a game with five in the gain in the Eagles’ first it 28-10 at the half. fully we follow his leader- some different things on down carry with 7:30 re- Witches’ big win over Win- drive that ended on a Crowley hit Yarin with ship and work ethic as the offense.” maining in the third quar- throp. three-yard run from Aise a 62-yard touchdown pass A Tomi Oladunjoye sack ter put the Tigers in the program continues.” Jeffrey Rodriguez got Pream to make it 7-7 early in the third to cap the Ea- forced Tech to punt on driver’s seat, ahead 39-0. Both teams are back in the scoring started for Sa- in the second. Later, Crow- gles’ scoring. its first drive of the sec- Freshman Angelo Person, action next Saturday as ond quarter. The Tigers Gravely’s younger brother, Tech visits Northeast and bounced back with a pair concluded the scoring with KIPP aims to bounce back of Gaskin touchdown runs an 18-yard touchdown at Nashoba Valley. Roundup: Marblehead Turnovers key as Rams top sweeps rival Swampscott ROUDNUP team came up with seven goal apiece in the victory. From B1 aces in the set. Lynnfield (6-3-2) takes on Falcons, stay unbeaten Rachel Coleman logged Triton Tuesday. Defensively, Diaz led the 20 assists for Peabody, St. John’s Prep 3, RAMS touchdowns. marched downfield, with Rams with 14 digs while while Tatiana Correia had Catholic Memorial 1 From B1 He scored his first one the help of a costly rough- Alytah Noum had eight 15 digs and Martyna Kot The Eagles got goals on a 38-yard run with 6:05 ing-the-passer penalty on digs. served up five aces. from Sam Smith, Steven The game was an left in the first quarter. Classical, and scored on The Rams visit Somer- Beverly 3, Winthrop 1 Yakita and Dave Najim old-fashioned rock-em, Danvers threatened twice a Mullaney-to-Mattheu ville Tuesday. The Panthers topped sock-em affair with bruis- to stay unbeaten at 8-0-2. after that, but Classical's Reidy 9-yard pass. VOLLEYBALL the Vikings by set scores The Prep is also 5-0 in the ing hitting on both sides defense stood tall. The Desperate to run down Marblehead 3, of 22-25, 25-17, 25-17 and (in the course of the game, Catholic Conference. Falcons tied the game on the clock and close out Swampscott 0 25-12. Senior middle hit- four Falcons had to be FIELD HOCKEY a blocked punt by Coak- the Falcons, the Rams in- The Magicians had a helped off the field, in- ter Delaney Sprague led Marblehead 3, ley, who then gathered the stead found themselves good showing against ri- cluding senior all-purpose Beverly with nine kills, Bedford 2 ball up and ran 44 yards with a fourth-and-15 from val Swampscott, winning back Tahg Coakley, who while Brianna Snow add- The trip west was worth for the score. the Danvers 37. Everyone in three sets, 25-18, 25-13 missed almost the entire ed 17 digs. it for the Magicians as Classical was in dan- in the stadium expect- and 25-16. GIRLS SOCCER second half.) they come home with a ger of falling behind un- ed Classical to punt, but Lizzie Myers had five Winthrop 2, Classical 1 "These are two tough win thanks to goals from til Buono recovered the instead Ridley lined up kills and five blocks for It was another battle for teams, and there are a Hadley Carlton (who also lot of tough kids," said fumble, and responded in about eight yards behind Marblehead, while Ka- the Rams as they fell in a had an assist), Annie Vaughan, "and this was a the third quarter by going center, took the shotgun tie Knight added another 2-0 hole, but fought back to Ronan and Cricket Tomp- tough game. It was a real ahead on Johnson’s inter- snap, and shot straight up four kills and seven digs. create chances on offense. the middle for the touch- good game. Danvers didn't ception. Libero Mandy Dumais Abbey Ierardi scored with kins. Holly Rowe added With Coakley out of the down that put the game quit. They kept coming at also had a good night with a minute to play to make an assist, and Bel Sogoloff game, Classical's defense out of reach. us." seven digs, and setter Izzy it 2-1, but Classical ran also played a strong game. took over and the score "Once they got up on us," Offensively, this was Curtin added 15 assists out of time to tie it up. Marblehead (8-1) is back remained at 14-7 until the said Danvers coach Ryan the Keith Ridley show to help the Magicians im- Chloe Kebreau, MacK- on the road for a night game fourth quarter, when Rid- Nolan, "they kind of wore for Classical. The junior prove to 8-2. enzie Shea and Mary Col- in Gloucester Monday. quarterback ran for 158 ley ran one in from four us down. Peabody 3, Revere 0 lins played well for the GOLF yards on 19 carries, and yards out and it was 20-7. "We'll learn from this," Salem 45 1/2, galloped his way to three Undaunted, Danvers he said. The first two sets were Rams (4-5), who will take tightly contested, with the on Gloucester Monday. Essex Tech 26 1/2 Tanners eking out 25-23 BOYS SOCCER The Witches keep win- Tanners can’t find a way past Masco and 25-22 wins. But Pea- Lynnfield 5, Ipswich 0 ning as Salem got victo- body pulled away in the fi- Jonathan Luders stole ries from Nick Angeramo PEABODY kos had 53 of those yards four-yard touchdown at nal set, 25-12, to complete the show for the Pioneers (7-2), Tom Harrington From B1 on a big touchdown run to the end of a massive 19- the sweep. Friday, leading the way (6-3), Ethan Doyle (7-2), tie the game. The Chief- play, 77-yard drive by “We had really great with two goals and two Ryan Farley (7 1/2-5 1/2), the drive through the air, tans then got their first Masconomet that took serving in the third set,” assists. Nathan Bass, Troy Zipper (5-4), Clayton completing 3-of-5 passes interception on the en- 11:48 off the clock be- said Peabody coach Lisa Tommy Buston and Aidan Duffin (5-4) and Casey for 47 yards. He capped off suing Peabody drive and Keene, adding that the Connolly also scored a Williamson (6-3). the drive with a beautiful scored in quick fashion tween the third and fourth 30-yard touchdown pass on a four-yard touchdown quarter. to senior receiver Elijah run from Dan Monagle. Now at 1-4 on the sea- White to give Peabody the The same thing happened son, Peabody needs to win Second-half surge boosts early lead. on the next drive, with its final two games in or- “I really liked the way Masconomet grabbing an der to even have a chance Jonell threw the ball with interception once again. Lynnfield over the Hornets confidence tonight,” Bet- This time, it only took one at the playoffs. “The unfortunate thing tencourt said. “He was play for the Chieftans to LYNNFIELD kick was blocked, and the up, for good, at the half. really driving the ball score, as Kitsakos took a is that with this loss, we From B1 Hornets held a slim 7-6 Mortellite, who tied the in there, but we needed ball around the right side took our destiny out of lead at the end of the first school record for TD pass- some breaks and we didn’t 69 yards. our own hands,” Betten- a 14-yard run by Robbie quarter. es in a game with four get them. A ball off Elji- The bad luck kept snow- court said. “Now we’ve got Sarmanian to grab the Manchester-Essex at- against Manchester-Essex ah’s shoulder pads turns balling for Peabody, as to rely on other people to lead with 6:25 left in the tempted to regain the last season, did it again into a pick, another pass they went three-and-out first quarter. Anna Zerilli lead in the second quarter. lose and stuff like that, Friday night. The senior just misses Elijah’s fin- on the next drive and gave kicked the first of her two Gus Campbell picked off a gers, things like that. It’s the ball right back. On and you never want to be deflected praise from him- extra points and it was a Mortellite pass, giving the self, giving credit to his a tough way to lose, but Masconomet’s first play, in that position. But we’ll 7-0 ballgame. Hornets the ball on their line and his receivers. that’s football.” quarterback Matt Brock- regroup and try to come Manchester quarterback own 20-yard line. “My offensive line did Masco responded right elman hit Monagle for a Cosmo Pallazola gave the Manchester-Essex con- back strong in these final a great job in front of me away with its powerful 55-yard touchdown pass ball to Sarmanian and verted two fourth down two weeks and see what and the receivers made ground attack. Peter Kit- to make it 28-7. Jake Athanas on the drive. plays to keep the drive happens from there.” the plays,” Mortellite said. sakos and Jay Theriault The second half only The big play before the alive, but on the third, fac- combined for 77 yards on saw one touchdown scored Peabody visits Malden touchdown was a 30-yard ing a fourth and nine; they “We won but we need to the drive, although Kitsa- when Monagle scored a next Friday night. run by Sarmanian, put- gave the ball up on downs. play better next week ting the ball deep in Lyn- The first play after get- against Ipswich.” nfield territory. ting the ball back set the Mortellite hit Leo Quinn and Tyler Murphy for CORRECTION Lynnfield got the touch- tone for how the rest of the down back after a 15-play game was going to go for scores, and Murphy also In Friday’s story of the game between Swampscott and Marblehead girls soc- drive that ended with Lynnfield. Mortellite fired ran one in from 32 yards cer, the Swampscott goalkeeper was incorrectly identified as Fiona Herring. The a touchdown pass from an 82-yard touchdown out. Sarmanian ran in goalkeeper was actually Nikki Rosa, and she had 10 saves in the game for the quarterback Matthew pass to Nicholas Kin- from the three for Man- Big Blue. Mortellite to receiver Coo- non. The conversion rush chester-Essex’s second per Marengi. The PAT failed, but Lynnfield was touchdown. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE SATURDAY Marblehead at Beverly (1) Fenwick at Malden Catholic (10) Boys Soccer Peabody at Swampscott (4) BC High at Mald. Cath. (3) Medford at Revere (4) Malden at Lowell (4) Danvers at Somerville (4) Field Hockey Field Hockey Central Catholic at Fenwick Noon) Triton at Lynnfield (3:45) Football Everett at Revere (6) Arl. Cath. at St. Mary’s (7) Saugus at Swampscott (12:30) English at Swampscott (2:30) Girls Soccer Gloucester at Saugus (3) Classical at Gloucester (5) Mystic Valley at Gr. Lowell (noon) Winthrop at English (4) Somerville at Beverly (3) Somerville at Peabody (4) Girls Soccer Malden at Revere (4) Brookline at Danvers (6:30) Medford at Danvers (6:30) Marblehead at Peabody (3) Swampscott at Beverly (10) Swampscott at Hoosac Valley (5) Everett at Salem (4) MONDAY Golf Boys Soccer Austin at St. Mary’s (2:45) Classical at Gloucester (1:30) No. Quincy at Saugus (4) Salem at English (6) Volleyball Winthrop at Malden (4) Pope John at St. Mary’s (5)

SPORTS BRIEFS English seeks on Monday, Nov. 6 at Salem High School. baseball coach All residents of Essex Lynn English High School county age 18 and older are is seeking a baseball coach eligible to take the course to replace Joe Caponigro, and exam. who resigned in the spring. The cost is $175, which PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Deadline for applicants is covers the classes, exam, Oct. 10. Boston Red Sox starting pitcher Drew Pomeranz reacts after he was pulled from the game during Applicants should submit rule book and all study the third inning in Game 2 Friday. resumes through the Lynn materials. School Departmet, 100 Ben- You can register online at nett St., care of Barbara www.iaaboboard130.org. For Red Sox fall in 0-2 hole after ugly Game 2 Rafuse. more information, please HOUSTON (AP) — Car- lineup, and we feel very he's No. 2 in the league," this lopsided so far? contact Bill Boutilier at 978- Basketball referee los Correa, Jose Altuve confident no matter if we Altuve said of Correa, of- "They're very good, 682-9959 or Dan Bryant at and the high-powered As- went 0 for 4 the day before ten referring to him as his they're deep, and they course offered daniel.bryantatcomcast.net. tros led the majors in runs, or if we went 4 for 4." little brother. "One of the have got a number of ways hits and batting average The Astros will go for a best players, I'm really to beat you," he said. "So Board 130 of the Interna- in the regular season. sweep in the best-of-five happy to have him on my tional Association of pproved St. Mary’s seeking we fully respect and un- Now that it's playoff matchup Sunday at Fen- team. Believe it or not I derstood the opponent, Basketball Officials (IAABO) time, Houston is still ham- way Park, a year after have learned from him." will be offering a course for boys tennis coach and they're playing like mering away. Boston was swept in the Keuchel pitched into the that." anyone interested in becom- St. Mary’s is seeking appli- Correa homered , dou- ALDS by Cleveland. Brad sixth, allowing one run ing a certified basketball A double by Alex Breg- cants for the position of head bled and drove in four Peacock (13-2) starts for and three hits while strik- official. Classes will be held man set up an RBI sin- boys tennis coach for the runs, Altuve got two more Houston against Doug Fis- ing out seven to improve gle by Altuve later in the at North Andover High hits and the Astros bat- ter (5-9). to 3-0 with a 0.96 ERA in spring season. third, making it 4-1 and School beginning Oct. 2. tered the Boston Red Sox "We couldn't really script three career postseason ending Pomeranz's first Classes will run from 6:30- Previous playing and or 8-2 Friday to take a com- it any better," Keuchel starts. career postseason start 8:30 p.m. on the following coaching experience is pre- manding 2-0 lead in the said. After Jackie Bradley Jr. days: Oct. 2-4-10-11-16-18- ferred. AL Division Series. A day after Altuve hit had an RBI single in the after two relief appear- ances. The lefty kept his 23-25-30; Nov. 1. If interested please contact George Springer also three home runs in the Boston second, the Astros The class will be taught by head down as he trudged Athletic Director Jeff homered to back Dallas playoff opener, he got started to break away. Board 130 and state rules Keuchel in Houston's sec- things going with a two- Springer hit his first toward the dugout after Newhall at 781-586-2016 or interpreter Bill Boutilier. ond straight romp by the out single in the first in- postseason homer when being lifted. The IAABO exam for new by email jeff.newhallatst- exact same score. ning off Drew Pomeranz. he sent the second pitch of "Any mistake that we've officials will be administered maryslynn.com. "One through nine, ev- Correa, who went 0 for 4 the third inning into the made these past two erybody can do damage, on Thursday, made it 2-0 front row of the seats in games, they've made us NFL everybody can go deep," when he launched a tow- right field. pay for them," Pomeranz Correa said. "That's the ering shot onto the train So is Red Sox manag- said. "It's playoff baseball, AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE good thing about our line- tracks atop left field. er John Farrell surprised and these guys have come East East up, there's no holes in our "For me if he's not No. 1, that the series has been out swinging." W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Buffalo 3 1 0 .750 73 54 Philadelphia 3 1 0 .750 103 92 New Eng 3 2 0 .600 148 142 Dallas 2 2 0 .500 94 97 N.Y. Jets 2 2 0 .500 75 92 Washington 2 2 0 .500 91 89 Indians take 2-0 lead over Yankees in ALDS Miami 1 2 0 .333 25 57 N.Y. Giants 0 4 0 .000 60 95 South South W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA CLEVELAND (AP) — "We just were supposed run at third in the ninth later in the series, pitched Jacksonville 2 2 0 .500 109 74 Atlanta 3 1 0 .750 104 89 Houston 2 2 0 .500 110 88 Carolina 3 1 0 .750 78 70 Yan Gomes singled home to win," said Indians out- and 10th — and had two perfect innings for the Tennessee 2 2 0 .500 100 126 Tampa Bay 2 2 0 .500 71 64 Austin Jackson from sec- fielder Jay Bruce, who hit pinch-runner Ronald Tor- win. Indianapolis 1 3 0 .250 71 136 N Orleans 2 2 0 .500 93 78 North North ond base with none out a game-tying homer in the reyes picked off second in Aaron Hicks hit a three- W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA in the 13th inning as the eighth. "No words, honest- the 11th by Gomes from run homer off Kluber and Pittsburgh 3 1 0 .750 90 59 Detroit 3 1 0 .750 99 70 Cleveland Indians ral- ly. I'm speechless." the behind the plate. Baltimore 2 2 0 .500 60 80 Green Bay 3 1 0 .750 102 81 Gary Sanchez and Greg Cincinnati 1 3 0 .250 64 67 Minnesota 2 2 0 .500 79 76 lied from five runs down The Indians posted their Cleveland will try for a Bird hit two-run shots Cleveland 0 4 0 .000 63 107 Chicago 1 3 0 .250 61 104 to stun the New York biggest comeback win in sweep in Game 3 Sunday West West for the Yankees, who may W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Yankees 9-8 Friday and postseason history, over- at Yankee Stadium. Carlos have caught a bad break K City 4 0 0 1.000 122 77 L.A. Rams 3 1 0 .750 142 105 snatch a 2-0 lead in the AL coming an 8-3 deficit, a Carrasco is set to start for before Lindor's homer. Denver 3 1 0 .750 98 74 Seattle 2 2 0 .500 94 77 Division Series. terrible start by ace Corey the Indians against Masa- Oakland 2 2 0 .500 91 79 Arizona 2 2 0 .500 74 91 New York's Aaron Judge Chargers 0 4 0 .000 72 93 San Fran 0 4 0 .000 66 94 Jackson drew a lead- Kluber and a potentially hiro Tanaka. went 0 for 3 and is hitless off walk in the 13th from serious injury to slugger As they've done so many Monday, Oct. 2 N.Y. Jets at Cleveland, 1 p.m. in seven at-bats in the se- Kansas City 29, Washington 20 Dellin Betances and stole Edwin Encarnacion. times in a season becom- Tennessee at Miami, 1 p.m. ries with five strikeouts. Thursday’s Games L.A. Chargers at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. second. Gomes went to a Francisco Lindor hit a ing more special by the New England 19, ampa Bay 15 Baltimore at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. The Yankees lost con- Sunday’s Games full count before pulling grand slam in the sixth day, the defending AL Seattle at L.A. Rams, 4:05 p.m. Arizona at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. his bouncer just inside the to rally Cleveland, right champions battled back secutive games for the Carolina at Detroit, 1 p.m. Green Bay at Dallas, 4:25 p.m. San Francisco at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Kansas City at Houston, 8:30 p.m. third-base bag, easily scor- after a close call on a hit and can now put the Yan- first time since they were Jacksonville at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Monday’s Games ing Jackson. The Indians by pitch that the Yankees kees away in New York swept at home in a three- Buffalo at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Minnesota at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. poured out of their dugout didn't challenge. — just as they did in the game series by the Indians to mob Gomes, who end- New York had its chanc- 2007 ALDS. from Aug. 28-30. Now, they MAJOR LEAGUE PLAYOFFS ed the 5-hour, 8-minute es late, but the Yankees Josh Tomlin, who had need to sweep three in a Thursday FS1 thriller. stranded the go-ahead been scheduled to start row from Cleveland. 4 p.m, ALDS Gm 1, Astros 8, Red Sunday, Oct. 15 Sox 2 TBD, NLCS Gm 2, NL Lower Seed at 7:30 p.m, ALDS Gm 1, Indians 4, NL Higher Seed, TBD at TBD, TBS TV/RADIO Yankees 0 Monday, Oct. 16 Friday TBD, ALCS Gm 3, AL Higher Seed at SATURDAY 8 a.m...... European PGA: Dunhill Links Championship...... Golf 2 p.m, ALDS Gm 2, Astros 8, Red AL Lower Seed, TBD at TBD, FOX / Auto racing 5:30 p.m...... PGA: Safeway Open...... Golf Sox 2 FS1 Pro hockey 5 p.m, ALDS Gm 2, Indians 9, Yan- 3 p.m...... Xfinity: Drive for the Cure 300...... NBCSN Tuesday, Oct. 17 7 p.m...... Nashville at Pittsburgh...... NHL Network kees 8 TBD, NLCS Gm 3, NL Higher Seed at Baseball 7:30 p.m, NLDS Gm 1, Cubs at NL Lower Seed, TBD at TBD, TBS 5:38 p.m...... Chi. Cubs at Washington...... TBS Horse racing Nationals, TBD at TBD, TBS TBD, ALCS Gm 4, AL Higher Seed at 9:08 p.m...... Arizona at LA Dodgers...... TBS 5 p.m...... Breeders’ Cup Challenge Series �������������������NBC 10:30 p.m, NLDS Gm 1, ARI or COL AL Lower Seed, TBD at TBD, FOX / Pro basketball Soccer at Dodgers, TBD at Kershaw (18-4), FS1 11:45 a.m.....World Cup qualifying: Bosnia-Herzegovina vs. Belgium TBS 7 p.m...... Exhibition: Miami vs. Orlando...... NBATV Wednesday, Oct. 18 ESPNews Saturday College football TBD, NLCS Gm 4, NL Higher Seed at 2:30 p.m...... World Cup qualifying: Bulgaria vs. France FS2 5:30 p.m, NLDS Gm 2, Cubs at NL Lower Seed, TBD at TBD, TBS 12 p.m...... E. Michigan at Toledo...... CBSSN Nationals, TBD at TBD, TBS TBD, ALCS Gm 5*, AL Higher Seed ...... Georgia at Vanderbilt...... ESPN 3:30 p.m...... NWSL playoffs: Orlando at Portland ���������� Lifetime 9 p.m, NLDS Gm 2, ARI or COL at at AL Lower Seed, TBD at TBD, FOX / ...... Illinois at Iowa...... Big Ten Network SUNDAY Dodgers, TBD at TBD, TBS FS1 Auto racing Sunday ...... Iowa State at Oklahoma...... Fox * if necessary 1 a.m...... Formula One: Japanese Grand Prix ���������� NBCSN TBD, ALDS Gm 3, Astros at Red Sox, ...... Mississippi at Auburn...... SEC Network Thursday, Oct. 19 2 p.m...... Monster Energy Cup: Bank of America 500 NBC TBD at TBD, FS1 TBD, NLCS Gm 5*, NL Higher Seed ...... Penn State at Northwestern...... ABC TBD, ALDS Gm 3, Indians at NYY or at NL Lower Seed, TBD at TBD, TBS ...... Temple at East Carolina...... ESPNU Baseball MIN, Carrasco (18-6) at TBD, FS1 * if necessary 2:38 p.m...... Houston at Boston...... FS1, WEEI-FM Monday, Oct. 9 ...... Texas Tech at Kansas...... FS1 Friday, Oct. 20 93.7 TBD, NLDS Gm 3, Nationals at Cubs, ...... Wake Forest at Clemson...... ESPN2 TBD, ALCS Gm 6*, AL Lower Seed at 7:38 p.m...... Cleveland at NY Yankees...... FS1 TBD at TBD, TBS 12:30 p.m....Duke vs. Virginia...... Ch. 38 AL Higher Seed, TBD at TBD, FOX / TBD, NLDS Gm 3, Dodgers at ARI or Pro basketball FS1 ...... Pittsburgh at Syracuse...... NESN COL, TBD at TBD, TBS 7 a.m...... Exhibition: Golden State vs. Minnesota NBATV * if necessary 1 p.m...... Lehigh at Colgate...... Twitter TBD, ALDS Gm 4*, Astros at Red 3 p.m...... Exhibition: Cleveland vs. Washington ���������NBATV Saturday, Oct. 21 Sox, TBD at TBD, FS1 1:30 p.m...... Harvard at Cornell...... WHRB-FM 95.3 TBD, NLCS Gm 6*, NL Lower Seed at 9 p.m...... Exhibition: Sacramento vs. LA Lakers ����������ESPN TBD, ALDS Gm 4*, Indians at NYY or 3:30 p.m...... Air Force at Navy...... CBSSN NL Higher Seed, TBD at TBD, TBS Pro football MIN, Tomlin (10-9) at TBD, FS1 ...... Charleston So. at Indiana...... Big Ten Network TBD, ALCS Gm 7*, AL Lower Seed at 1 p.m...... Carolina at Detroit...... Fox * if necessary ...... LSU at Florida...... CBS AL Higher Seed, TBD at TBD, FOX / Jacksonville at Pittsburgh...... CBS Tuesday, Oct. 10 ...... Miami at Florida St...... ESPN TBD, NLDS Gm 4*, Nationals at FS1 4:25 p.m...... Green Bay at Dallas...... Fox * if necessary ...... Minnesota at Purdue...... ESPN2 Cubs, TBD at TBD, TBS 8:30 p.m...... Kansas City at Houston...... NBC Sunday, Oct. 22 ...... Notre Dame at North Carolina...... ABC TBD, NLDS Gm 4*, Dodgers at ARI Golf or COL, TBD at TBD, TBS TBD, NLCS Gm 7*, NL Lower Seed at ...... W. Michigan at Buffalo...... ESPNU NL Higher Seed, TBD at TBD, TBS 7:30 a.m...... European PGA: Dunhill Links Championship...... Golf * if necessary ...... West Virginia at TCU...... FS1 Wednesday, Oct. 11 * if necessary 5:30 p.m...... PGA: Safeway Open...... Golf 4 p.m...... Arkansas at South Carolina...... SEC Network TBD, ALDS Gm 5*, Red Sox at Tuesday, Oct. 24 Gymnastics Astros, TBD at TBD, FS1 TBD, WS Gm 1, Lg Champ #2 at Lg ...... Maryland at Ohio State...... Fox 1 p.m...... World Artistic Championships...... NBCSN Champ #1, TBD at TBD, FOX TBD, ALDS Gm 5*, NYY or MIN at 6 p.m...... Fla. Atlantic at Old Dominion...... Twitter Pro hockey Indians, TBD at TBD, FS1 Wednesday, Oct. 25 7 p.m...... Kansas St. at Texas...... FS1 TBD, WS Gm 2, Lg Champ #2 at Lg 7 p.m...... Montreal at NY Rangers...... NHL Network * if necessary ...... SMU at Houston...... CBSSN Thursday, Oct. 12 Champ #1, TBD at TBD, FOX Horse racing TBD, NLDS Gm 5*, Cubs at Nation- Friday, Oct. 27 7:15 p.m...... Alabama at Texas A&M...... ESPN 5 p.m...... Breeders’ Cup Challenge Series �������������������NBC als, TBD at TBD, TBS TBD, WS Gm 3, Lg Champ #1 at Lg ...... Virginia Tech at Boston College..ESPN2, WEEI-FM 93.7 Road racing TBD, NLDS Gm 5*, ARI or COL at Champ #2, TBD at TBD, FOX 7:30 p.m...... Michigan St. at Michigan...... ABC 8 a.m...... Chicago Marathon...... NBCSN Dodgers, TBD at TBD, TBS Saturday, Oct. 28 ...... Missouri at Kentucky...... SEC Network TBD, WS Gm 4, Lg Champ #1 at Lg Soccer * if necessary 8 p.m...... UCF at Cincinnati...... ESPNU Friday, Oct. 13 Champ #2, TBD at TBD, FOX 11:45 a.m.....World Cup qualifying: Lithuania vs. England FS1 TBD, ALCS Gm 1, AL Lower Seed at Sunday, Oct. 29 ...... Washington St. at Oregon...... Fox World Cup qualifying: Slovenia vs. Scotland ��������������������� FS2 AL Higher Seed, TBD at TBD, FOX / TBD, WS Gm 5*, Lg Champ #1 at Lg ...... Wisconsin at Nebraska...... Big Ten Network 2:30 p.m...... World Cup qualifying: Czech Republic vs. San Marino FS1 Champ #2, TBD at TBD, FOX 10:15 p.m....Stanford at Utah...... FS1 FS2 Saturday, Oct. 14 * if necessary 10:30 p.m....Hawaii at Nevada...... CBSSN World Cup qualifying: Germany vs. Azerbaijan ����������������� FS1 TBD, NLCS Gm 1, NL Lower Seed at Tuesday, Oct. 31 10:45 p.m....California at Washington...... ESPN NL Higher Seed, TBD at TBD, TBS TBD, WS Gm 6*, Lg Champ #2 at Lg World Cup qualifying: Norway vs. Northern Ireland ����������ESPN TBD, ALCS Gm 2, AL Lower Seed at Champ #1, TBD at TBD, FOX ...... San Diego St. at UNLV...... ESPN2 College volleyball AL Higher Seed, TBD at TBD, FOX / * if necessary Golf 3 p.m...... Texas at TCU...... ESPN2 B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2017 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

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

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

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CROSSWORD EVENING TV LISTINGS SUNDAY’S TV OCTOBER 8, 2017 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS WGBH The Mekong River Royal Wives at War Poldark on Master- The Collection on Master- Vicious Mindfulness Goes Psychia- ^ PBS With Sue Perkins piece (N) piece (N) “Wake” Mainstream trist WBZ 60 Minutes (N) Wisdom of the NCIS: Los Angeles Madam Secretary WBZ Sports Final (N) Joel Interna- $ CBS Crowd “In the Wild” (N) “News Cycle” (N) News Osteen tional WCVB The Toy Box (N) America’s Funniest Shark Tank (N) Ten Days in the News- SportsCen- Soledad Person of Interest % ABC Home Videos (N) Valley (N) Center 5 ter 5 O’Brien WBTS Football Night in America (N) NFL Football Kansas City Chiefs at Houston Texans. The Texans News American Ninja College * NBC play host to the Chiefs. 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HELP WANTED PAY CALLS Laborers and carpenters wanted. Local General Contracting company, based out of Northern Mass is looking for experienced laborers and general Pay Call Numbers carpenters with 3-4 years experience. (900, 976 and 550) If interested please submit resume or Advertiser telephone numbers with Peabody ~ Saturday, Oct.7, 9a-4p; SAUGUS ~ 31 Iron Works Way, SAT, standard email to Al Sager. 900, 976 and 550 prefixes MUST Sunday, Oct 8, 9a-2p. Located at SUN, Oct 7, 8, 10a - 5p. Housewares, [email protected]. disclose the price of the telephone Neatco Parking Lot, 474 Lowell St, clothing and furniture, MORE! call. When a number is published Peabody, MA Lowe Mart Plaza. T-shirts, NOW HIRING within the advertisement the per Sweatshirts, Sneakers, Jackets, Holi- Spud's Restaurant 22 Lincoln Ave. minute and/or flat charge must be day Crafts, and much more….. Saugus - has openings for wait included. If you dial a pay per call staff and cooks. You must have HOME APPRAISALS! number from an advertisement appear- weekend availability. Please apply ing in the classified section and it in person. TRUSTING JUST ANYBODY TO DOES NOT disclose this information, LYNN~ 31 Springvale Ave, Lynn please notify the Item classified SELL YOUR HOME IS RISKY! (Wyoma Square). Sat, Oct. 7, 9a-2p. department immediately. Response to CONSTRUCTION Baby clothes, toys, necessities, furni- any pay per call numbers will be LYNN ~ 22 Catalina Road, Saturday, ture, household items. Come on down! 50 Years of TRUST is what charged to your telephone bill and October 7, 9a-3p. Household items, Masonry laborers wanted our appraisals are based upon. anyone under 18 years of age must clothes, books, more. Something for have parent's consent. MISC. Hard Work, good pay. everybody! R/D Sunday, Oct. 8. Please call immediately for further Job site is in Lynn. CALL ANYTIME details or information. 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Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with opportunities, work-at-home opportuni- the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration ties, employment services and financ- essentials such as from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating ing, the Daily Item urges its readers to sheets and towels for contact the Better Business Bureau CASH! to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. quick access the first Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings Inc., 290 Donald Lynch Blvd., Suite and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal 102, Marlborough, MA 07152-4705 or night you move into Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and call 508-652-4800 your new home. Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. You pick the date to move. 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HELP WANTED intention to make any such preference, limitation In the matter of: Jameka Elaine Baker for finding the or discrimination. This newspaper will not knowingly accept any Pack your current Of: Help Wanted skilled workers advertising for real estate which is in violation of To all persons interested in petition described: Hardworking, full-time man on lobster the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all phone book — it’s a boat. Good pay. dwellings in this newspaper are available on an A petition has been presented by Jameka E Baker requesting that: you need. equal opportunity basis. To complain of quick easy reference to Jameka Elaine Baker Call: 781-844-8162 discrimination, please call HUD toll-free at be allowed to change his/her/their name as follows: 1-800-669-9777. For the N.E. area, call HUD at the folks back home. HELP WANTED-SALES 617-595-5308. The toll-free number for the Jameka Elaine Great EARN $500 A DAY (SALES) Final hearing-impaired is 1-800-927-9275. 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Hurricanes cause US job President Donald Trump holds loss but rebound likely up a signed executive By Christopher order aimed at Rugaber easing an IRS ASSOCIATED PRESS rule limiting WASHINGTON — A political pullback in U.S. hiring activity for last month resulting churches in from Hurricanes Harvey Washington. and Irma will likely prove short-lived, with FILE PHOTO | a resilient job market ASSOCIATED PRESS pointing to gains in the coming months. The unemployment rate AG directive protects fell to a fresh 16-year FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS low of 4.2 percent, from Phil Wiggett, right, a recruiter with the Silicon 4.4 percent, the Labor Valley Community Foundation, looks at a Department said Friday resume during a job fair in San Jose, Calif. objectors to LGBT rights in its September jobs report. The proportion of workers and construction areas, many Americans By Rachel Zoll, a claim of a violation of Trump announced plans Americans with jobs rose firms ramp up repair and found work. The number of Eric Tucker religious freedom would for the directive last May to a nearly nine-year high. renovation work. people describing themselves and Sadie Gurman be enough to override in a Rose Garden ceremony And even long-dormant Previous natural disasters, as unemployed fell to 6.8 ASSOCIATED PRESS concerns for the civil rights where he was surrounded wage growth showed signs such as Hurricane Katrina million, the fewest since of LGBT people and anti- of picking up. WASHINGTON — In by religious leaders. Since in 2005, also inflicted short- March 2007, before the discrimination protections The economy lost 33,000 an order that undercuts then, religious conservatives term job losses that were Great Recession began. for women and others. The jobs last month — the protections for LGBT have anxiously awaited followed by intensified That sign of health makes guidelines are so sweeping first monthly loss in hiring. people, Attorney General the Justice Department it appear all but certain that experts on religious nearly seven years — as “The labor market remains Jeff Sessions issued a guidance, hoping for greatly that the Federal Reserve sweeping directive to liberty are calling them the hurricanes closed in good shape,” said Gus a legal powder-keg that strengthened protections for thousands of businesses in Faucher, chief economist will raise its benchmark agencies Friday to do short-term interest rate as much as possible to could prompt wide-ranging their beliefs amid the rapid Texas, Florida and other at PNC Financial. “The in December. According to accommodate those who lawsuits against the acceptance of LGBT rights. parts of the Southeast. Yet job losses were due data from the CME Group, say their religious freedoms government. Religious liberty experts hiring is widely expected to disruptions from are being violated. “This is putting the world said they would have to see to rebound in coming hurricanes, not underlying investors now foresee an The guidance, an attempt on notice: You better take how the guidance would months as companies weakness in the economy.” 88 percent chance of a Fed to deliver on President these claims seriously,” be applied by individual reopen and bring back Outside of hurricane-hit rate hike then. Donald Trump’s pledge said Robin Fretwell Wilson, agencies, both in crafting a law professor at the to his evangelical and regulations and deciding University of Illinois at other religious supporters, how to enforce them. But Tens of thousands have yet effectively lifts a burden Urbana-Champaign. “This from religious objectors is a signal to the rest of these experts said the directive to prove that their beliefs agencies to rethink the clearly tilted the balance to submit DACA renewals about marriage or other protections they have put in very far in favor of people topics are sincerely held. place on sexual orientation of faith who do not want to By Jill Colvin — provided they arrive by were prepared to accept Under the new policy, and gender identity.” recognize same-sex marriage. ASSOCIATED PRESS Oct. 5. courier deliveries until Trump gave Congress six midnight, he said. WASHINGTON — Tens months to come up with a The deadline approached as of thousands of young US Customs vows to block imports legislative replacement for the Trump administration people eligible for renewed the program. It shielded finalized the details of protection from deportation from deportation hundreds a set of immigration produced by North Korea workers had yet to submit their of thousands of young principles that could applications hours before people, many of whom upend efforts to come up By Martha Mendoza a Trump administration were brought into the ASSOCIATED PRESS with a permanent fix for deadline Thursday night. U.S. illegally as children, The administration was DACA recipients, often U.S. Customs and Border and allowed them to work known as “Dreamers.” Protection says it is ready finalizing details of an legally in the country. immigration wish list that According to people to block U.S. imports of While final numbers could jeopardize a long- familiar with ongoing seafood — as well as any wouldn’t be available term fix. discussions, the principles other goods — produced until next week, DHS Under a phase-out were expected to include by North Korean laborers spokesman David Lapan plan announced by the elements of proposed who work in China. said that about 118,000 president last month, legislation that would An Associated Press of the roughly 154,000 more than 150,000 young dramatically reduce legal investigation tracked salmon, people eligible for people covered by the immigration rates and squid and cod processed renewals had submitted Obama-era Deferred Action their applications by overhaul the green card by North Koreans working for Childhood Arrivals mid-day Thursday. That system to prevent extended at Chinese factories and program whose permits left 36,000 — or about 23 family members, including shipped to American stores, were set to expire before percent of those eligible siblings and adult children, including Walmart and March 5 were given the — outstanding. Facilities from joining permanent PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ALDI. The North Korean chance to submit renewals processing applications residents in the U.S. workers found in Chinese North Korean workers gather after lunch at the factories aren’t allowed Hong Chao Zhi Yi garment factory in Hunchun to leave, and receive only in northeastern China’s Jilin province. a fraction of their pay — A protestor most goes straight to the actions and prohibit government ultimately shouts at North Korean state. This goods from importation assigns them and they are cops outside means that American as appropriate.” The not free to change jobs,” the Federal consumers buying seafood Building in companies that responded said the statement, noting labeled “Caught in the Westwood, also vowed to investigate that wages and passports USA, Processed in China” Calif., as DACA ties with suppliers. are typically withheld by may inadvertently be supporters At this point anything North Korean supervisors. subsidizing the government made by North Korean square off GOP Congressman Chris of Kim Jong Un as it builds workers anywhere is with LAPD nuclear weapons, and also presumed to be made with Smith from New Jersey, on deadline supporting forced labor. forced labor, the State who has repeatedly called day for DACA U.S. Customs and Department said in a for tougher enforcement, renewals, Border Protection said it is statement Friday. said the Labor Department Thursday. reviewing the allegations “North Koreans sent has already identified and if warranted, would overseas do not have a trafficking in 12 sectors of PHOTO | ASSOCIATED “pursue all enforcement choice in the work; the goods exported by China. PRESS B8 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2017 REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS THIS WEEK LYNN 70 MARIANNA ST. 7 WING RD. $300,000 $600,000 11 ALDEN ST. B: Irving Development, L.L.C. B: David Polcari, Jr. and Kathryn $380,000 S: Cecelia A. Holm and Christine A. Polcari SELLING YOUR HOME? B: Deborah Robinson A. Holm S: John F. Orrall, Trustee for Roy If you want an honest opinion of value, S: Lindsay P. Dahlberg E. Orrall Realty Trust 50 MICHIGAN AVE. call JOHN or MIKE CONNOR. 200 ALLEN AVE. $425,000 MALDEN $249,500 B: Zubair A. Khan and Arti Bhatt FREE SERVICE B: Jamie J. Bianchino and S: Raffaele A. Cappuccio 156 BAINBRIDGE ST. Richard D. Bruno B: Theresa Bloom 7 MORGAN ST. S: Lisa M. Varallo, Trustee for S: Helen G. Kravitz 200 Allen Avenue NT $335,000 CONNORREALESTATE.COM B: Angelo Gomez, Jr. 39 BROADWAY. U:208. 21 BALTIMORE ST. U:1. S: Glenn C. Christy and David L. Christy B: Jiajing Chi 22 9TH ST. U:304 NAHANT 9 SANBORN ST. $159,000 S: Fatomeh A. Carroll $171,159 $190,000 B: Kathleen Perkins and Andrea B: Rodney Z. Young B: Peak Design&Dev, L.L.C. Perkins 49 MORTON HILL AVE. No transactions this week $4,300 73 COLUMBIA ST. S: David W. Young and Da W. S: Wilmington Svgs Fund Soc S: Eddie Chevalier and Esther B:BaoCZhu&ZhenLin Yang Sanchez B: Scott A. Cyr and Louise M. Cyr PEABODY S: Lynn City Of S: Yuan Y. Zhang and Yuanyong 136 WASHINGTON ST. Zhang 20 BONNER AVE. $515,000 5 BORDER ST. U:5. 91 ANDOVER ST. 12 PARK ST. $925,000 B: Maria Correia, Trustee for 136 $385,000 197 GLENWOOD ST. B: Mathias Kokot and Judith J. $270,000 B: Karen Maniscalco $600,000 and 142 Washington St. Realty B:AllieRuan&YaQMei Watkinson B: Jeffrey Gingras and Jennifer S: Patrick J. McGrath, Trustee for B: Centerboard, Inc. Trust S: George Popescu and S: Theodore Moser and Christine M. Reilly McGrath Realty Trust S: Affordable Housing Assoc S: Ellen S. Hogan, Trustee for Alexandra Shainskaya Moser S: Szary Olga Estate and Marsha Bresnahan Court Realty Trust 220-222 S. COMMON ST. L. Libby 28 BRIMBLECOM ST. $4,845,000 170 HAWTHORNE ST. 26 CEDAR RD N.. $550,000 142 WASHINGTON ST. B: Lyn-Jo Lynn, L.L.C. B: Anton Filikov $410,000 178 BARTHOLOMEW ST. B: Hector B. Martinez-Lara and $515,000 S: Centlynn, L.L.C. S: Jit L. Billings, Trustee for H. B: Mariya Shiyko $374,900 Evelyn L. Martinez-Romero B: Maria Correia, Trustee for Goldstein Realty Trust S: Vincent Zampell and Ann M. B: Ngo Nguyen S: Ashel L. Troncoso 136&142 Washington St. Realty 11 SACHEM ST. Zampell S: Jason Corbett and Melynda Trust $515,000 52 LINWOOD ST. Heidke 18 CHERRY ST. S: Ellen S. Hogan, Trustee for B: Leonard Onehireba-Ativie and B:MeiYZouTr,TrforZouChauFT 219 CENTRAL AVE. $440,000 142 Washington Street Realty Cecilia Omotolani-Ativie S: Genci Pance $735,000 14 COOLIDGE AVE. B: Yong N. Maggio Trust S: Akram Elouche B: Amy Shen and Dai Shen $501,000 S: Keanlew, Inc. 27 PAGUM ST. S: John P. Mancuso, Jr. and B: Michael J. Votto 67 WINONA ST. 74 SPRING VIEW DR. B: Rosaline Lavalle COMMERCIAL ST. Michael Mancuso S: Peter Matvichuk, Trustee for $444,000 $350,000 S: Massimo Rivera and Isabel $4,845,000 14 Coolidge Avenue Realty Trust B: Sean Connolly B: Jacqueline A. Coppola and Calero B: Lyn-Jo Lynn, L.L.C. 450 CHARLES ST. S: John Dullea and James Weed Stephen S. Coppola $657,000 4704 DEERFIELD CIR. U:4704 S: Centlynn, L.L.C. S: Doug Will, L.L.C. 17 ROCKWELL TER. B: Andre Soares-Siqueira $392,000 SAUGUS 107 DARTMOUTH ST. $430,000 S: Roland J. Silva, Jr. B: James W. Wholley 3rd and 9 STONE PL. B: Jose M. Reboucas, Jr. and A. Ann M. Wholley $328,500 9 BROADWAY. U:114. $425,000 Coelho-Reboucas S: Christina 9 DIANNE RD. S: O’Rourke Julie Estate and B: Eric Little and Michelle B: Jose Maldonado and $235,500 Holbrook Bertrand, Trustee for Bertrand $620,000 Edward M. O’Rourke Francelys Guevara Financial Trust B: James E. Peterson B: Jeremy Brace S: Tina J. Staffier S: Mario Rivera and Edith Rivera S: Thomas A. Panzini, Trustee for S: Jeanne O’Connell and John T. 4 ELLSWORTH RD. 22-24 SALEM PL. O’Connell Thomas & M.C. Panzini Realty 61 FAYS AVE. 35 VERDMONT AVE. $405,000 Trust $345,500 B: Binh Nguyen B: Michelle Russell and Cathy $273,000 S: George Lee and Xiu M. Lee 50 EVERETT ST. B: Brian Racki and Athanasia B: Yeana F. Alcantara Russell 27 HENRY ST. Dariotis $625,000 S: Kathy A. Conway S: Federal National Mortgage 45 WHIPPLE ST. B: Susan L. Dubue and $329,000 S: Victor J. Ahern and Linda J. Association B: Patrick J. Burke and Catherine Ahern $480,000 Souleymane Yacouba-Issa 20 FAY AVE. S: Patrick Barry S. Durham B: Yunxia Wang and Jian Pu $540,000 92 WARREN ST. S: Denise Leonard, Trustee for S: Mark Wilson and Lisa Wilson 119 FLINT ST. $442,500 B: Karen A. Lynch 45 Whipple Street Trust 184 FELLSWAY W. U:3. $172,000 B: Berrick W. Previlon and Eve S: Stephen N. Tapper and Julie B: Doug Will, L.L.C. $482,000 40 PEARSON ST. Previlon B: Andrew C. Hantzis F. Tapper $364,000 S: Federal National Mortgage S: Gloria L. Pitcher MARBLEHEAD Association S: Robert R. Fox B: Nebyou G. Moges 7 FLYNN RD. S: Arimola Kakamfo 94 WYMAN ST. 26 FLINT ST. $620,000 35 GLEN AVE. $1,275,000 693 FULTON ST. $204,500 $483,000 B: Paul Diefenbach and Tara 5 VERMONT AVE. $387,000 B: Seashore Real Estate B: Susan Dephillips and B: Alexander E. Lennox-Miller Diefenbach $435,000 B: Sara M. Andrade and Billy P. Management Kimberly D. Barnes and Kathryn S. Kieran S: Amir Zare and Emily Zare B: Erika J. Devincent and Steven Stournaras S: US Bank NA Trust S: Peter C. Bohlin and Karen S: Laurie M. Thyberg and Mark L. S: Michael J. Bryk and Doreen R. Devincent Carpi-Bublin 205 FOXWOOD CIR. U:205. O’Brien H. Shea S: Alexa M. Grella LYNNFIELD $363,500 1 GREGORY ST. B: Antoinette M. Panza 14 HALFORD PL. $532,000 816 HIGHLAND AVE. 118 VINE ST. 31 DURHAM DR. $549,900 S: Regina A. Craig $575,000 $296,500 $858,500 B: Ashley Jordan B: Ibrahim Kormoh and Miatta S: Peper Henry, Jr. Estate and B: Joshua L. Fraser and Regan B: Matthew Catanzariti B: Richard Maglione and Alyssa M. Miller 6 GEORGE RD. S: Angelfish, L.L.C. Kormoh J. Fulchini Sarah Peper-Tompkins S: Vanessa Dollins, Trustee for S: Helen Mastromauro $439,900 S: Luigi Acierno and Maria B: Massimo Cardia and Lillian 14 Halford Place Realty Trust 18 GUERNSEY ST. SWAMPSCOTT Acierno 2 JACKSON RD. Cardia $567,000 $799,000 S: Joseph Gioioso 49 HOLYOKE ST. U:49. B: Francesco Rietti and Patricia 11 ELLIOTT ST. 33 DURHAM DR. B: Henry I. Peirce and Rebecca $235,000 $858,500 M. Rietti $310,000 Scott 15 HAMERICK RD. B: Syreeta Wiggins B: Richard Maglione and Alyssa S: GBM Properties, L.L.C. B: Sonia Escorbor and Dolores S: 2 Jackson Road, L.L.C. $460,000 S: CIT Bank NA J. Fulchini Escorbor-Garcia 87 HARBOR AVE. B: Ryan Odonnell and Bojana S: Kieran T. O’Hara and Caoimhe S: Luigi Acierno and Maria 28 LINCOLN RD. 50-52 HOWARD ST. Acierno $1,700,000 Odonnell O’Hara $910,000 $685,000 B: Andrew Burton and Tinabeth S: Kristina E. Neumann and B: Matthew R. Pimental and B: 50-52 Howard St, L.L.C. 22 EDWARD AVE. Robert J. Neumann 27 FOSTER RD. Burton Karen A. Pimental S: Nicholas Eromin, Trustee for $546,000 $452,500 S: Alasdair Conn S: Marlene Dingolo 50-52 Howard Street Realty B: John M. Giammarco and Leah 8 HINGSTON ST. B: Michael M. Greenwood Trust M. Giammarco 218 PLEASANT ST. $400,000 S: Allan J. Ferullo, Jr. and S: Valerie J. Jackson and 95 MAGOUN AVE. U:2 B: Justin Veiga and Maureen $661,000 $487,000 Rebecca L. Ferullo 102 JEFFERSON ST. Woodrow S. Jackson, Jr. B: Julie A. Saviano Veiga $550,000 B: Melissa Brooke-Freedman S: Robert E. Cole and Calogera S: Lindsay Almeida S: Austin M. Leackfeldt 1004 PARADISE RD. U:1M B: Hossanny Cepeda 130 ESSEX ST. L. Cole $265,000 S: Sofia Torres and Marino Brito $780,000 31 ROCKAWAY AVE. 50 QUINCY ST. B: Theofil Zeqa and Helen P. B: Neira M. Silva-Costa and $385,000 650 JUBILEE DR. Zeqa 47 KIRTLAND ST. $895,000 Francisco Costa-Filho B: Morrill S. Reynolds 3rd and $255,000 S: Elena Stanko $266,000 S: Leah M. Giammarco and John B: Benjamin Pender-Cudlip and B: Robert T. Carter, Jr. and Cindy Katherine Culkin Erin Gleason B: Rafael Vaquerano M. Giammarco Carter S: James V. Cowin S: Quinmed, L.L.C. 1008 PARADISE RD. U:1F S: Lussy D. Espinal-Santana and S: Mark L. Lattanzi and Karen Delvin Hidalgo-Santana $359,900 900 LYNNFIELD ST. U:1. 4 TOGAN WAY. U:2 Mathews B: Beverly Bloch $705,000 133 ROCK GLEN RD. 300 LYNN SHORE DR. U:1001 $365,625 $610,000 S: Beverly Nathan B: Raymond LeBlanc and Allison 15 NANCY AVE. $150,000 B: K&B Associates, L.L.C. B: Kevin M. Boylan and Leslie J. LeBlanc $380,000 B: Linda A. Peluso S: Katherine M. Kaligian Boylan 13 SUTTON PL. U:13 S: Marilyn P. Riley, Trustee for B: Ian R. Kay, Trustee for Kay S: Rosemary K. Weiss Marilyn P. Riley Trust S: Nikhil Mutyal and Shraddha $515,000 MEDFORD Mutyal Financial Trust B: Jeffrey E. Dahlberg and S: Ian R. Kay and Rebecca F. Kay 300 LYNN SHORE DR. U:604 900 LYNNFIELD ST. U:29. Lindsay P. Dahlberg $229,900 $550,000 33 6TH ST. 37 SOUTH ST. U:22 S: B. M. Obrien-Kilburn, Trustee B: Wendy Goldberg and Debra L. B: Joseph F. O’Brien and Nancy $695,000 $329,000 7 PARK ST. U:12 for Brenda M. Obrien- Glodberg O’Brien B: Yoonji M. Choe and Jeffrey P. B: Lindsay A. Fattlar $210,500 Kilburn Trust S: Shawn F. Michaud, Trustee for S: Leo E. Wilson and Robin J. Morgan S: William A. Delaney, Trustee for B: Emily R. Muraca and Shawn F. Michaud Trust Wilson S: Anthony Brogna and Denise William A. Delaney Trust Alexander J. Muraca 95 WALKER RD. Brogna S: Justin Veiga $337,500 335 MAPLE ST. 16 ORCHARD LN. 36 WINFORD WAY. B: Christopher Michael and $410,000 $700,000 8 9TH ST. U:315 $655,000 114 RUSSELL ST. 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