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Todd Baldwin $DAY$ PG. 3 Saugus hires an DEALS OF THE engineer ITEM FILE PHOTO Jessie Benton $FremontDAY$ spent her summer vacationsPG. 3 at a By Bridget Turcotte house on Willow Road in the ITEM STAFF 1860s. The owner of that house, SAUGUS — The town Molly Conlin, played the part of hired an engineer to study Jessie Benton Fremont in her and analyze the town’s in- living room at an annual Wom- frastructure. an’s Club meeting.DEALS Todd Baldwin has been OF THE appointed town engineer, a position created in 2018 ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Nahant$ club$ to work with the Depart- From the back of a pick-up truck artist Michael Aghahowa speaks to the DAY ment of Public Works and crowd gathered in the Andrew Street Parking Lot about the meaning PG. 3 Planning Department to behind his mural that he painted on the wall of Zimman’s as part of the ‘stronger coordinate projects and 2019 Beyond Walls Street Art Festival. look at plans submitted by prospective developers By Bella diGrazia residents and we worked on the idea for to streamline the process. ITEM STAFF this piece together at the Gregg House, than ever’ Town Meeting approved where I basically grew up as a kid,” said $80,000 to fund the sala- LYNN — Lynn native Michael Agha- Aghahowa. “We’d always have conversa- ry of a town engineer in howa paints a bigger picture with his tions about the developments going up in at 125 2018, but Baldwin is the mural on Andrew Street. Lynn and how we don’t think they’re very  rst to be hired in the role. The wall art, located behind Zimman’s inclusive to the people who actually live By Bridget Turcotte ITEM STAFF His contract was not im- Inc. in downtown, depicts nine Lynn here … Some days a few of them came in mediately made available students standing in front of what they all upset saying their parents can’t afford NAHANT — The Nahant Woman’s to The Item. believe their childhood homes look like, where they live anymore and they have Club is continuing its mission to “pro- Other communities said Aghahowa. The 25-year-old Lynn to move and leave Gregg House.” mote the literacy and social better- sometimes have multiple Tech alumnus created the piece for Be- “They’re such a young age group,” he ment of the ladies of the village” in its engineers, and given the yond Walls’ 2019 Mural Festival in col- added. “I don’t think they can fully grasp 125th year. amount of recent develop- laboration with a group of his students it all or why it’s happening.” Sunday, the club will raise money ment in the town, Saugus from Gregg Neighborhood House, where Aghahowa is all for development, he for local and overseas organizations it he runs several art workshops. supports through a clam and lobster ENGINEER, A3 “All of the kids on the wall are Lynn AGHAHOWA, A3 bake. In keeping with its original mission to focus on nonpro ts that advocate for women and children, proceeds Developer pulls plug on from the event will go to Girls Inc. of Lynn, North Shore Community College’s Stop Hunger on Campus Peabody hospital plan program, Women for Woman Interna- tional, Montserrat Food Pantry, Puer- to Rico Hurricane Fund, and the Hope By Thomas Grillo In a statement, Chow said “fol- Uganda Project. Two $2,500 scholar- ITEM STAFF lowing Wednesday’s neighbor ships will also be funded. meeting and at the urging of “The club is celebrating its 125th PEABODY — A Boston devel- Ward 4 Councilor Edward Cha- oper has dropped a controversial year and we are going stronger than rest, we have decided to with- proposal to replace the former ever,” said president Cheryl Conte. draw our proposal to further J.B. Thomas Hospital campus In 2008, unof cial town historian with an over-55 community. evaluate the potential develop- Calantha Sears researched the club’s The decision by Hemisphere ment of this property ...We will origins for a lecture on the women of Development Group late Friday continue to look at all of our op- Nahant. She learned Woman’s Club comes less than 48 hours after tions for the site over the coming formed in 1895 with a small group residents packed City Hall to op- weeks and months.” at the home of Sophilia Wilson at 80 pose redevelopment of the closed Hemisphere Development Spring Road. A member of the club AP FILE PHOTO medical facility on King Street bought the two- and three-story still lives in the home today. In this Nov. 24, 1963 le photo, Lee Harvey Os- into 110 condominiums. brick facility in 2017 for $1.9 mil- Wilson became the club’s  rst presi- wald reacts as Dallas night club owner Jack Al Chow, Hemisphere’s senior lion from Curahealth Property dent and was considered the  rst lady Ruby shoots him in a corridor of Dallas police manager, and Public Strategy LLC. The health care provider of the town, which had a population headquarters. At left is Detective Jim Leavelle, Group, his public relations com- operated the 50-bed facility for a of 883. At the time, Nahant had 334 pany, did not return calls seek- who was captured in one of history’s most icon- DEVELOPER, A3 125TH YEAR, A3 ic photographs as he escorted President John ing comment. F. Kennedy’s assassin. Leavelle is dead at 99. Lawman in iconic Behind the Oswald photo dead scissors for By David Warren ening as nightclub owner 60 years ASSOCIATED PRESS Jack Ruby shot the hand- cuffed presidential assas- DALLAS — Jim sin at close range on live By Thor Jourgensen Leavelle, the longtime TV in 1963. Leavelle ap- ITEM STAFF Dallas lawman who was pears shocked as Oswald LYNN — In Sam’s Barber captured in one of history’s grimaces in pain. Shop, the jokes and insults y most iconic photographs Leavelle’s daughter Tan- as he escorted President ya Evers told The Associ- freely and hair, cut with more John F. Kennedy’s assas- ated Press her father died and more frequency from sin as he was fatally shot, Thursday while visiting aged heads, drifts to the oor. has died. He was 99. her sister in Colorado. He Paul Boghosian cuts hair Leavelle, distinctive in fell earlier this week and and holds court in his shop his light-colored suit and broke his hip, requiring from 6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. white Stetson, is seen in surgery at a Denver hos- Tuesday through Saturday the photograph with his pital, Evers said Friday. and on Sunday, Sept 1, the hand on Lee Harvey Os- He responded well to the 79-year-old marks 60 years wald, Leavelle’s body stiff- surgery, she said, but then spent snipping and combing. “I really enjoy it. I’ve done LEAVELLE, A3 it for so long. Physically, I can’t cut kids’ hair anymore. But old guys will sit all day and talk,” said Boghosian. INSIDE Sam’s has two well-used ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK barber chairs but Boghosian only needs one: Fellow barber Opinion LOOK! Sports Paul Boghosian, owner of Sam’s Barber Shop, cuts the hair of Mr. Unions driving Lana Del Rey Swampscott Paul Cardile cut hair for 25 North Shore’s drops dreamy gears up for Specs owner Al Piccole. Boghosian is celebrating 60 years of cutting resurgence. A4 new album. A8 new season. B1 hair on Sept. 1. BARBER, A3

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John I. Gaythwaite, 102 Donald F. Bessom Sr., 69 1917-2019 1950 – 2019 John Ingham Gaythwaite LYNN – Donald Francis Bes- was born in West Lynn, MA to som, Sr., 69, of Peabody, for- William Gaythwaite and Annis merly of Lynn, passed away on Oxley on 3 August 1917. He Tuesday, August 27th 2019. married Doris Rich in 1943 Born in West Lynn, Don was and following the end of WWII the beloved son of the late they built their home in Lyn- Frank S. Bessom, Jr. and Eliza- n eld, MA where they resided beth S. (Clement) Bessom. for 60 years and raised two Don was the loving father sons, John W. and Gary G. of Donald F. Bessom, Jr. , Cas- Gaythwaite. John and Doris sia Gilroy and her husband, AP FILE PHOTO moved to Brooksby Village, Joseph, all of Salisbury and Peabody, MA in 2005 and Do- the late Michael Guerriero; Family and friends who have lost loved ones to ris died in 2011 after 68 years dear brother of Robert Bes- OxyContin and opioid overdoses protest outside of harmonious and loving som and wife, Lucia of Venice, Purdue Pharma headquarters in Stamford, Conn. marriage. John died peaceful- FL, Sr. Linda Bessom, SND of ly on 29 August 2019 at the Somerville, Joanne Bessom of age of 102 and will be sorely Middleton, John Bessom and Some states, towns are missed by his many friends Mary Bessom, both of Danvers; and family members. their annual football games the former husband of Marilyn his fellow classical rams at his skeptical over proposed John grew up in West Lynn for many years. He was also a Bessom of Salisbury; and the 50th in Nahant, witnessing in volunteer greeter at the North and helped run the family uncle of several nieces and person the greatest of all time, Shore Cancer Center for over variety store from his high nephews. Tom Brady, beat the Chiefs 43- settlement for opioids nine years. John stayed in school years until he enlist- His sts were forged as “Thun- 30, and going to one last Prep touch with his many Lynn eld ed in the US Navy in 1942. der and Lighting” and his bright Football game to watch the Ea- By Susan Haigh and of their money which ap- friends at the Lynn eld Senior He rst served as Machinist smile shined alongside his Hi- gles soar. He was the kindest, Geoff Mulvihill pears to be overseas. Center breakfasts after mov- gentlest soul you could have ASSOCIATED PRESS “We owe it to families in Mate on an escort carrier in ing to Brooksby and with his bernian brethren in the close the North Atlantic where his knit neighborhood of Veteran’s known and his quick wit, one Massachusetts and across many new friends at Brooksby HARTFORD, Conn. — task group received a Pres- Village. He entered the ring as liners, old tales would always the country to hold Pur- through their “coffee clutch”. An offer from OxyContin have you rolling. There won’t due and the Sacklers ac- idential Citation for sinking He maintained contact with an amateaur boxer and de- maker Purdue Pharma and be one quite like him for some countable, ensure that the nine German U-Boats in one his former Sylvania colleagues veloped a knack for counters. the Sackler family to settle day and then transferred to He served in the US Army sta- time and his generous heart evidence of what they did at their annual reunions. John, and rising laugh will never be some 2,000 lawsuits over a light cruiser bound for the tioned in Cam Ranh Bay during is made public, and make “Mr. Sunshine”, was a gentle- forgotten. Rest now, you true their contribution to the Paci c where his ship was in- the Vietnam War from 1968 to them pay for the damage man with a positive outlook King of the Mountain. You shall national opioid crisis is re- volved in many historic battles 1970 - receiving a bronze star they have caused,” Healey who always had something live on in our hearts and be at ceiving growing pushback including; Enewetok, Ulithi, for his courageous acts in the said in a statement. pleasant to say to others and peace knowing that we shall from state and local of - Leyte Gulf, Iwo-Jima and Oki- most of all a kind and thankful thick of battle. Don worked as a cials who say the proposed The company and the meet once again. family did not answer ques- nawa and he watched the man who was grateful for the mail carrier in Peabody for the Service information: deal doesn’t include enough tions Friday about criti- surrender ceremonies in Tokyo life he led. US Post Of ce for over 33 years Visiting hours will be held money or accountability. cism of the settlement pro- Harbor from the deck of his John leaves his two sons, prior to his retirement. on Wednesday, September Connecticut Attorney posal, under which Purdue ship in September 1945. He John W. Gaythwaite and wife Don enjoyed bow hunting 4th from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 General William Tong would le for bankruptcy worked for GTE Sylvania for Michele R. Gaythwaite of and shing, especially in New p.m. at Cuffe-McGinn Fu- on Friday called for the and transform itself into a 35 years and worked his way Manchester, MA and Gary G. Hampshire’s White Mountains. neral Home, 157 Maple St., company, which is head- up to Manager of Marketing Gaythwaite of Brunswick, ME One of his favorite shing spots Lynn, followed by a Funeral quartered in the state, to “public bene t trust corpo- Manpower Development, re- and two nieces, Annis Margo was along the Pemigewasset Service on Wednesday at be forced out of the opioid ration.” The trust’s pro ts tired in 1981 and continued Legrow and Barbara Barnes River along the Kancamagus 12:00 p.m. in the funeral business altogether. from drug sales would go to serve as a consultant un- and their families and many Highway. He was an avid Bos- home. Burial will follow in “At a minimum, Con- to the plaintiffs under the til 1986. John and Doris en- friends. The family expresses ton sports fan, especially of the Vietnam Veteran’s sec- necticut demands that company’s settlement offer. joyed many bus trips together thanks to the staff of Brooks- the Patriots. He made sure to tion of Pine Grove Cemetery, Purdue be broken up and Purdue also has been and he enjoyed assisting her by Village Maple Grove Assist- never lose his accent or forget Lynn. After the funeral ser- shut down, and that its considering ling for bank- with her doll collection hobby, ed Care Unit and to the Care his roots as he journeyed out vice, please join family and assets be liquidated,” Tong ruptcy protection on its building doll houses and go- Dimensions Team for their to California later in life. Luck- friends at the Hibernian Hall said in a statement. own, an action that would ing to doll shows. Most of all compassionate care of John ily, Don was able to spend an at 105 Federal St, Lynn MA. He said he wants the upend the settlement talks he cherished being together during his nal days. enormous amount of quality In lieu of owers, contribu- controlling Sackler fam- involving state attorneys with his beloved wife and was Contributions in his memory time with his son, siblings, and tions in Donald’s memory ily to pay billions of dol- general and lawyers repre- the devoted caregiver in her may be made to; Care Dimen- extended family. He reached may be made to Disabled lars “they siphoned out of senting nearly local govern- nal years. sions, 75 Sylvan St., Suite the heights of Yosemite in 2014 American Veterans, State Purdue,” with the money ments around the country. John matriculated to Salem B-102, Danvers, MA 01923 and most days relaxed to enjoy House, Room 546, Bos- going toward addiction re- Over the past few years, State College after retirement or www.caredimensions.org. the hot summer sun while lis- ton, MA 02133 or via www. search and treatment. nearly every state and and earned a BA in General Condolences can be sub- tening to the Rolling Stones. DAVma.org/donate-now. To Massachusetts Attorney about 2,000 local and Studies at age 83 and sub- mitted to McDonald Funeral He was a talented sketch artist, share a memory or leave General Maura Healey said tribal governments have sequently a BS in Sociology Home, Wake eld, online at; crafting drawings of vast seas online condolences, please she wants any settlement to sued over the toll of the and History at 85, both Cum www.mcdonaldfs.com. and formidable tall ships and visit www.cuffemcginn.com. include more money than opioid epidemic. Purdue Laude. He was active in the Service information: large ornate wood carvings. the $10 billion to $12 billion is a defendant in most of Aleppo Shriners and volun- A celebration of life He was also a member of the offered by Purdue and the the lawsuits and members teered at the Shriners Burn ceremony will be held at infamous Ancient Order of Hi- $3 billion offered from the of the Sackler family are Institute and as a fund raiser Brooksby Village at a fu- bernians, Division 10 in Lynn. Sacklers, an amount that named in several, includ- for the Shriners Hospitals via ture date to be determined. Recently he enjoyed seeing represents just a portion of ing lawsuits in Connecti- the family’s fortune. Much cut and Massachusetts.

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In observance of Labor Day, al of ces, libraries and schools. Nonpro t founder held he assaulted three people required to. should carry mosquito The Daily Item will not have Also: post of ces are closed, at a high school. She also said no trial repellent when outdoors an edition on Monday Sept. 2. express delivery only. in custody after A Lowell District Court date was set. The case and limit outdoor activity Publication will resume Tuesday, Trash: One day delay schedule. high school assaults judge on Friday deemed returns to court Sept. 4. in high risk areas. Sept. 3. MBTA: Subways, buses, and Timothy Grover, of Dracut, Batali pleaded not commuter rail on Sunday sched- LOWELL (AP) — A a danger and ordered him guilty in May to forci- Police preparing for Massachusetts man Open ule. to remain in custody, cit- bly kissing and groping controversial “straight Retail, liquor, supermarkets, The Ride will run on a Sunday who founded a home for ing prior violent incidents. a woman at a Boston convenience stores, taverns and schedule. For more information, young women battling The 55-year-old Me- restaurant in 2017. pride” parade bars are open. call 617-222-3200. drug addiction in honor gan House Foundation His career crumbled in Boston traf c rules: Meters of his late daughter has BOSTON (AP) — Police founder has been in cus- the wake of that and oth- in Boston are bracing Closed not in effect. All other parking been ordered to remain in tody since Monday when er accusations of sexual Banks, municipal, state, feder- rules apply. custody following charges for large crowds during authorities say Grover misconduct. this weekend’s “straight followed a woman into The accuser says Batali pride” parade. Lowell High School and groped and kissed her re- The department said threatened to rape her peatedly without her con- Friday it will set up met- then assaulted two others sent after he took a sel e al detectors and conduct just days before classes with her. Batali’s lawyer bag checks on City Hall were set to resume. has said the charge is Plaza on Saturday. It will Prosecutors say he “without merit.” also post plainclothes and fought with police during Earlier this month uniformed of cers and his arrest outside the Eataly USA bought out restrict parking along the building. Grover pleaded Batali’s minority interest parade route. not guilty and his attor- in the Italian market- for The parade is slated to ney has said he denies place company. start at noon at Copley the charges “in their Plaza and pass through entirety.” 4 new cases of rare major downtown streets mosquito virus reported before ending with a rally Hearing held in in horses at City Hall Plaza. Mario Batali’s indecent The event is expected BOSTON (AP) — to draw a large counter assault case Health of cials in Massa- protest. BOSTON (AP) — A chusetts have con rmed Among the scheduled hearing has been held in four new cases of Eastern speakers is a leader of the the indecent assault and Equine Encephalitis virus Proud Boys, which the battery case against ce- in horses. Anti-Defamation League lebrity chef Mario Batali. The state Department describes as an “extremist A spokeswoman for Suf- of Public Health said conservative group.” folk District Attorney Ra- Thursday that laboratory A group called Super chael Rollins said Batali testing con rmed cases Happy Fun America didn’t attend Friday’s in Holliston, Med eld, announced the parade hearing at Boston Mu- Brook eld and Granby. as Boston celebrated nicipal Court and wasn’t That brings the total LGBTQ Pride Month number of horse cases of earlier this summer. EEE to seven this year. IN MEMORIAM Of cials say there are ANN MARIE BEHEN ON HER BIRTHDAY now 28 communities at 781-593-7700 SEPTEMBER 1, 2019 critical risk, 37 at high Publishing Daily, except Sundays risk, and 126 at moderate USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 risk for the virus in the Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA state. There have been and additional of ces. 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The city does a From A1 students’ parents not be- “I’ve always felt art is good job of depicting what plug on Peabody ing able to afford where just as important as En- the world should look like. said, but he wants ones they live anymore was a glish or math for these “I just wanted to make that are more inclusive to big part of painting the students,” he said. “It’s the most Lynn mural I people whose whole lives piece. therapeutic. Art is im- could,” he said. “I’m so hospital plan and family ties are root- After helping him com- portant for these kids to thankful to Beyond Walls ed in Lynn. A lot of people plete the mural, Agha- have in their schools, but for this opportunity they living in the city feel that howa said the students it keeps getting cut from gave me. I hope next time, DEVELOPER over,” he said. way, he said. Ward 1 City Councilor had a sense of pride not curriculum programs be- they bring the city more From A1 About 40 people showed Jon Turco, who is run- only for their work, but cause of money.” murals that actually de- up to an event Friday year before they closed, ning for a seat as an at- night where Aghahowa even more so for the city It would be unfortunate pict Lynn and the people citing a decline in admis- large member of the pan- showed off the mural they call home. The An- if too much displacement that live here.” sions and Medicare enroll- el, said neighbors spoke and spoke about why he drew Street mural is a over raised living costs Bella diGrazia can be ments. very loudly and clearly thought it was important statement on their opin- would take away from reached at bdigrazia@ For two years, the de- that this isn’t what they for the city to have. The ions of development in the really cool, beautiful itemlive.com. Follow her velopment team tried to want. Lydia Pinkham Building Lynn, and a celebration diversity that Lynn has on Twitter @BelladiGra- come up with a plan the “I was glad I went to art studio owner said the of the art the kids helped offered for decades, Agha- zia. neighborhood would sup- the meeting because port. They rst proposed there wasn’t a single per- 150 condos, then 135, 120, son who spoke in favor and nally 110. of the project,” he said. Saugus hires an engineer Under the last pro- “When you have that posal, the 112-year-old type of outcry from the hospital would be de- ENGINEER analysis, and engineering advice. been busy working on neighborhood, you have molished and replaced to listen.” From A1 of the town’s infrastruc- “Todd holds an excel- improvements to Saugus’ ture and equipment and lent skillset for this stra- parks and playgrounds, with three, four-story City Councilor-at-Large should have at least one, undertaking a variety of tegic role,” said Crabtree. street opening permits, wood frame and concrete Anne Manning-Martin, said Town Manager Scott activities pertaining to “I am con dent that his and sidewalks inspections buildings and parking who has opposed the proj- Crabtree. public works. extensive experience and and improvements, said for 238 cars. ect and the secrecy behind “We’re in a position now He will work to improve knowledge of engineering Crabtree. The company needed a it since the beginning, where we have one part- the town geographic infor- will make him an asset to “I’m happy to bring my special permit from the said she’s glad this plan is time person and we have mation system (GIS) and the town.” past experience in both City Council to change off the table. all this development go- bring it into the 21st cen- The professional engi- the public and private sec- the zoning to allow multi- “Neighbors made pas- ing on,” Crabtree said last tury, said Crabtree. neer previously served as tor into practice here in family housing. The com- sionate pleas that this year. “There’s such a need Baldwin will also main- the Senior Civil Engineer Saugus to help continue to pany can build one-and not move forward and to have this resource and tain equipment, records for the town of Wake eld improve the town’s infra- two-family homes as of they had lots of questions expertise.” and information for the for 13 years. Prior to that, structure,” said Baldwin. right. that went unanswered As Town Engineer, Bald- department and work as he worked as an Assistant Bridget Turcotte can be Mayor Edward Betten- because the developer win is responsible for per- a liaison to town boards Town Engineer in Wilm- reached at bturcotte@item- court and Charest, whose was not there,” she said. forming various types of and commissions by pro- ington. live.com. Follow her on district includes the hos- “That’s a quintessential labor related to the study, viding necessary technical Baldwin has already Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. pital, did not return calls New England neighbor- seeking comment. hood and there aren’t But Charest’s opponent many left in Peabody or for the Ward 4 council anywhere and it would Behind the scissors for 60 years seat, John Salisbury-Row- be heartbreaking if it’s swell, who also attended disrupted by their pro- the hearing in the City favorite topic and Sam’s school in Boston. menne who stops in the posal.” BARBER Council chamber, had mixed and matched wall When a spot opened up shop every two or three School Committeeman From A1 plenty to say. decor includes a Fenway behind a chair, the son weeks. Jarrod Hochman, who years in Sam’s but no lon- Park poster and a boar’s started cutting hair next “Sometimes I just go by “Wednesday’s meeting is seeking a city coun- ger works in the shop. Oc- head mounted on the wall to his father. and talk,” he said. was the same as every cilor-at large seat and casionally he drops in to cut that a customer gave Paul Lynn native Nick Sher- Retirement might just other meeting on this pro- attended the meeting, Boghosian’s hair. Boghosian 45 years ago. wood has been coming to be a word nding its way posal, no one wants a me- said Hemisphere Devel- More frequent visitors to “His wife didn’t want it Sam’s since 1985, more for into Boghosian’s vocabu- ga-project there,” he said. opment’s withdrawal is Sam’s include Ray Brown, anymore,” Boghosian said. the good-natured ribbing lary. He’s going to give the “City Councilor Charest a win for the neighbor- a Maine native who moved Ten dollars buys you than the grooming. scissors another year and has been a constant lobby- hood. to Lynn in 1937 and who a haircut in Sam’s and “The haircuts are lousy. see once his 80th birth- ist for it. But everyone in “It’s an opportunity said Boghosian’s father, Boghosian cuts about I come for the arguments,” day rolls around next July the neighborhood says it’s to sit down with Hemi- Sam, cut his hair in 1942. eight heads a day - some- he said. But he also ad- if he wants to still make outrageous and we don’t sphere to craft a project He stops into Sam’s on a times more, sometimes a mits Sam’s is a family af- the drive down from his want it.” that is mutually agree- regular basis to get a trim few less. A 1958 English fair, adding: “He knew my Georgetown home and cut Still, Salisbury-Row- able,” he said. “We don’t and partake of banter that High School graduate, he uncle and my mother.” hair. swell said neighbors must want that site to con- veers between the un- considered himself a dim Getting a haircut is al- Thor Jourgensen can be be vigilant. tinue to deteriorate. We abashed and profane. prospect for college and most an afterthought for reached at tjourgensen@ Hemisphere still owns want to see a positive Sports is Boghosian’s opted instead for barber Sam’s regular Ed Tur- itemlive.com. the property, he said, and project on a smaller scale they could reintroduce it that conforms with the again when the timing is Emerson Park neighbor- right, perhaps after the hood.” Lawman in iconic Oswald photo dead fall election. Thomas Grillo can be “Until we know what reached at tgrillo@item- LEAVELLE al conspiracy theories, she commanders honored in the basement of Dal- the project is, it’s not live.com. From A1 said. Leavelle with the Police las police headquarters, “He really felt a need Commendation Award he tried unsuccessfully later suffered a heart at- to address the theories,” and announced the de- to jerk Oswald behind tack. Evers said. “He wanted partment’s Detective of him to shield him from In the decades after the to make sure that people the Year Award would be harm. assassination, Leavelle knew there was no con- named for him. In accept- “Him being real close all regularly spoke at schools spiracy and that one mis- ing the honor, Leavelle I did was turn his body so and before various groups guided person could take said he was thinking of instead of the bullet hit- because he believed “he a shot at a president and other deserving of cers, ting him dead center it hit had a responsibility to succeed.” including J.D. Tippit, who about 3 or 4 inches to the share his story,” said Leavelle joined the Dal- was shot and killed by Os- left of the navel,” Leavelle Evers, who lives in San las police force in 1950 wald when Tippit stopped said. Antonio. and retired from active Oswald to question him The photo that captured Her father through the service in 1975. He was some 45 minutes after the attack was taken by decades received mail among the lead detectives Kennedy’s assassination. Robert H. Jackson, a pho- nearly every day from assigned to investigate In comments after that tographer for the Dallas people asking questions Kennedy’s Nov. 22, 1963, presentation, Leavelle Times Herald who won a about the assassination or assassination. said that when he saw Pulitzer Prize for his im- The value of each coupon shown here is equal to invoking any one of sever- In 2013, Dallas police an armed Ruby approach age. or greater than the price of the newspaper. Nahant club ‘stronger than ever’ at 125 ATTENTION BUSINESS OWNERS! If you would like to participate in 125TH YEAR library is now, and a 1968 and eld chick-weed end’s fundraiser are $75 The Daily Item’s Deal of the Day, From A1 $1 admittance fee was was designated the club’s and can be purchased by collected. 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Look around as you drive through the North 110 Munroe St. Shore. The building boom P.O. Box 5 that has cranes covering Lynn, MA 01903 the Boston skyline is Customer Service spreading north. There Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. has been unprecedented growth and expansion Connecting in our region in recent All Departments: years. Labor unions have 781-593-7700 been at the center of this. Ext. 2 And we’re all stronger Classi ed/Legal Advertising for that. classi [email protected] The North Shore Build- ing Trades Council’s Subscriptions [email protected] members are building and developing our cities Circulation and towns, and making [email protected] our region a better place Ext. 3 to live, work and raise Newsroom families. [email protected] Labor unions carve [email protected] a pathway to the mid- Ext. 4 dle-class, providing good wages and bene ts that Sports [email protected] allow workers to support their families, buy their Ext. 5 own homes, become part Retail and Online of their communities and Advertising contribute to their local [email protected] economies. ADVERTISING Unions also guarantee ITEM FILE PHOTO Ernie Carpenter Jr. pay equity and help elim- Director of Advertising inate income inequality, Former Mayor Judith Flanagan Kennedy, left, Tom O’Malley, Charles Gaeta, Executive Director of and Business Development, ext. 1355 which is why you’re see- LHAND, Mayor Thomas McGee. Back row: James Cowdell, Executive Director of EDIC, State Rep, [email protected] ing so many more wom- Dan Cahill, and State Rep Brendan Crighton were part of the Gateway North ground breaking on Ralph Mitchell en on union construction Washington Street in Lynn in 2016. Sales Representative, ext. 1313 sites across the region. [email protected] In Massachusetts, there’s raising up our cities, put- AFL-CIO HIT (Housing sticker shock by ensuring year for members to train Patricia Whalen nearly three times more ting more skilled union Investment Trust). That projects are built on-time at more than 40 state-of- Sales Representative, ext. 1310 women in union appren- workers on jobs, and en- ensured the work was and on-budget by the best- the-art training facilities, [email protected] ticeship programs than suring they are paid good done by union labor and trained workers. It also ensuring we have the BUSINESS OFFICE in the construction work- union wages and bene ts. was made affordable for guarantees that the work- best-trained workforce in Maria Alvaracin force nationally. And 95 The Salem Power Plant, a the community in which it force is local. While non- the country. ext. 1205 percent of all women job that was completed un- was built. union workers often come The hardworking men [email protected] apprentices in Massa- der a Project Labor Agree- We’re in our communi- from out of state, the same and women in the North Susan J. Conti chusetts are enrolled in ment, saw thousands of ties off the job, as well. isn’t true for the union Shore Building Trades Controller, ext. 1288 Union Apprenticeship union workers participate When our cities celebrate building trades. It makes unions have proudly [email protected] Programs, because we’re in a job that brings cleaner with street festivals or sense for North Shore built the North Shore Ted Grant actively recruiting wom- energy to our region with public art installations, folks to build the North and the surrounding area Publisher, ext. 1234 en for well-paying mid- the brand new over $1.5 unions are the rst to Shore. It boosts our re- from the ground up, and [email protected] dle-class careers in the billion plant. North Shore donate their time and gional economy since the we’re just getting started. Marian Kinney union building trades. Medical Center was built skilled labor. A recent dollars earned here will be There are dozens of proj- ext. 1212 When we set a Project under a Project Labor example is the “Beyond spent here. ects being planned over [email protected] Labor Agreement on a Agreement, making sure Walls” street art festival We’re also doing our the next several years Will Kraft project, we are working only the most skilled labor in Lynn, where the Dis- part to ensure the region’s that will modernize and Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 rst and foremost to en- went into its construction, trict Council 35 Union skilled tradespeople are improve our region. This [email protected] sure that the bene ts providing an on-budget, Painters sanded and able to build their futures Labor Day, let’s ensure Mike Shanahan of that development are on-time project that di- prepped the walls, and and provide for their that they’re built by lo- Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 shared by everyone: resi- rectly bene ts our commu- International Brother- families. Massachusetts’ cal families with a focus [email protected] dents, tradeswomen, peo- nity. hood of Electrical Work- building trades unions on equity, safety, and Carolina Trujillo ple of color, and everyone Not only do we build ers Local 103 electricians spend more than $1 bil- strengthening our city’s Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 else that goes through our medical centers and pub- provided lighting for the lion every year on health- middle-class. [email protected] multi-year apprentice- lic utility facilities, but we festival’s walkways. care, covering more than Frank Callahan is presi- Jim Wilson ship and builds our com- also build housing, like There are countless rea- 260,000 children, spouses dent of the Massachusetts Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 munities. the Gateway North com- sons why developers and and construction work- Building Trades Council. [email protected] We are constantly work- munity in Lynn, which is contractors rely on high- ers across the Common- Chris Brennan is pres- CIRCULATION ing on projects that give nanced by union pension ly-skilled union labor. wealth. And we invest ident of the North Shore back to our communities, dollars, speci cally the For one, it eliminates the over $55 million every Building Trades Council. Lisa Mahmoud Manager, ext. 1239 [email protected] EDITORIAL LETTER TO THE EDITOR CLASSIFIED Abbe Young Smith Manager, ext. 1276 Nasty, British and short If they can build, [email protected] GRAPHICS In Federalist No. 69, New York’s own Al- trade and who knows what else into some- why can’t we? Trevor Andreozzi exander Hamilton outlined differences be- thing approximating chaos. Designer [email protected] tween the new U.S. government promised So Johnson, a whistle-off-the-cliff Brex- This past June the Tidmarsh Wildlife Sanctu- by the Constitution and the monarchy of iteer, asked the queen to prorogue, or sus- ary — a 481-acre landscape of cold-water streams, Mark Sutherland Great Britain, from which the young Repub- pend, Parliament for an unheard-of ve- ponds, forest, and woodlands in Plymouth received Creative Director [email protected] lic had just broken. Among them: The king week period leading up to the deadline. Her funding from the Baker administration and the De- or queen “may prorogue or even dissolve the Majesty, as is customary and typically per- partment of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) to NEWSROOM Parliament,” whereas the president can do functory, agreed. construct an accessible trail to provide recreational Mike Alongi no such thing. She shouldn’t have. This is part of a sneaky opportunities through this wildlife sanctuary. Sports Reporter ext. 1228 That great advantage of having a Congress Johnson plot to suffocate any deliberations Massachusetts Audubon leadership publicly [email protected] on equal footing with the executive would that might avert the most painful conse- stated that they were “delighted” to receive this Bill Brotherton sure come in handy now for our friends quences of the outcome the public voted for funding as it allows these sensitive lands to be Features Editor ext. 1338 across the pond, as new Prime Minister Bo- in 2016 but increasingly regrets. “permanently protected and open for all to enjoy.” [email protected] ris Johnson anti-democratically maneuvers BuzzFeed News reports he is also con- If such a trail can be thoughtfully, cooperative- Gayla Cawley to lock out his country’s legislature to fore- sidering disrupting a Commons debate on ly and successfully developed through a protect- Reporter, ext. 1236 [email protected] close any possibility of an agreement not to Northern Ireland; creating new bank holi- ed habitat in Plymouth, why can we not accom- his liking with the nation hurtling toward a days to prevent legislators’ recall; and look- plish this for Lynn eld? Cheryl Charles no-deal Brexit. ing for ways to weasel out of a vote of no Please attend the Special Town Meeting at 7 News Editor, ext. 1278 [email protected] What at the end of October is a con dence. p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 26 and vote “YES” on the not-at-all-amicable divorce between the rest Warning for Johnson: He Brexit, he bought warrant to fund the design stage of our rail trail. Bella diGrazia Reporter, ext. 1317 of Europe and the once-United Kingdom, it. Ken MacNulty [email protected] which will likely throw immigration and By the New York Daily News editorial board Lynn eld Thomas Grillo Reporter, ext. 1264 [email protected] Spenser Hasak Photographer, ext. 1332 E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS [email protected] President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ Thor Jourgensen Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 Edward M. Grant E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ [email protected] Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall W J. K TŸ  J ¢£ Monica Connell Healey Daniel Kane Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 J N. W  C  T¢¤ Michael H. Shanahan [email protected] Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman Steve Krause Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 PUBLISHERS [email protected] Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 Harold Rivera Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 Sports Editor, ext. 1238 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 [email protected] Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Anne Marie Tobin Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 Bridget Turcotte John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 Reporter, ext. 1269 [email protected] Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 [email protected] TECHNOLOGY Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] SATURDAY, AUGUST 31, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Hurricane puts 10 million in the crosshairs in Florida By Adriana Gomez situated, then moving Licon and Ellis Rua inland over the Orlando ASSOCIATED PRESS area. But because of the difficulty of predicting a MIAMI — An increas- storm’s course this far out, ingly alarming Hurricane forecasters cautioned that Dorian menaced a corridor practically all of Florida, of some 10 million people including Miami and Fort — and put Walt Disney Lauderdale, could be in World and President Don- ald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago harm’s way. resort in the crosshairs — They warned, too, that as it steamed toward Flor- Dorian was moving more ida on Friday with the po- slowly, which could subject tential to become the most the state to a prolonged FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS powerful storm to hit the and destructive pum- meling from wind, storm Juul Labs co-founder and Chief Product Of- state’s east coast in nearly 30 years. surge and heavy rain. cer James Monsees testi es before a House Getting scarier with “This is big and is grow- Oversight and Government Reform subcom- seemingly every update ing and it still has some mittee on Capitol Hill in Washington. from forecasters, Dorian time to get worse,” Julio strengthened into an “ex- Vasquez said at a Miami tremely dangerous” Cat- fast-food joint next to a egory 3 in the afternoon gas station that had run Juul Labs facing PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and was expected to be- out of fuel. “No one knows come a potentially cata- what can really happen. Workers cover stained glass windows with strophic Category 4 with This is serious.” plywood sections at the Santa Maria del Mar scrutiny from winds of almost 140 mph Trump declared a state Catholic Church in preparation for Hurricane before blowing ashore late of emergency in Florida Dorian, Friday, in Flagler Beach, Fla. Monday or early Tuesday. and authorized the Fed- federal of cials The National Hurricane eral Emergency Manage- Labor Day weekend plans. began rerouting their Center’s projected track ment Agency to coordinate Major airlines began al- ships. Disney World and By Richard Lardner pany has shut down its showed Dorian hitting disaster-relief efforts. lowing travelers to change the other resorts in Or- and Matthew Perrone Facebook and Instagram around Palm Beach Coun- As Dorian closed in, it their reservations without lando found themselves in ASSOCIATED PRESS pages and pulled several ty, where Mar-a-Lago is played havoc with people’s a fee. The big cruise lines the storm’s projected path. of its flavored products WASHINGTON — E-cig- out of retail stores. Juul arette giant Juul Labs is also backs federal legisla- facing a mounting number tion to raise the minimum TVs to shoes: This time consumers of state and federal inves- age to purchase all tobacco tigations into its market- products, including e-ciga- ing and sales practices, rettes, to 21 nationwide. are facing the pain of Trump tariffs as a top Trump admin- Juul spokesman Ted istration official pledged Kwong declined to answer By Paul Wiseman and products so far) and instead Friday to use all of the specific questions about government’s regulatory Anne D’innocenzio targeted industrial goods. the investigations in an AP BUSINESS WRITERS and enforcement power “to That’s about to change. emailed statement but When Trump’s new tariffs stop the epidemic of youth WASHINGTON — Pres- reiterated past company kick in at 12:01 a.m. Sun- e-cigarette use.” ident Donald Trump’s steps to prevent youth use. day, 69 percent of the con- The Associated Press trade war with China, un- Juul announced Thursday sumer goods Americans has learned that the at- til now mainly an abstrac- that 50 retail chains have buy from China will face torneys general in Illinois tion for American consum- pledged to adopt the com- his import taxes, up from and the District of Colum- pany’s age-verification sys- ers, is about to hit home. 29 percent now. bia are examining how tem, which requires sellers Beginning Sunday, the That isn’t all. Higher Juul’s blockbuster vaping to scan a customer’s ID be- U.S. government will be- tariffs are set to kick in for device became so popular fore selling Juul products. gin collecting 15 percent another batch of Chinese with underage teens. Health and Human Ser- tariffs on $112 billion in products — $160 billion’ The company’s rapid rise vices Secretary Alex Azar Chinese imports — items to the top of the multi-bil- said in a statement Friday ranging from smartwatch- worth — on Dec. 15. By lion dollar U.S. e-cigarette the Trump administration es and TVs to shoes, dia- then, roughly 99 percent market has been accompa- “will continue using every pers, sporting goods and of made-in-China con- nied by accusations from regulatory and enforce- meat and dairy products. sumer goods imported to parents, politicians and ment power we have to For the first time since the United States will be public health advocates stop the epidemic of youth Trump launched his trade taxed, according to calcu- that Juul fueled a vaping e-cigarette use.” war, American households lations by Chad Bown of craze among high school- the Peterson Institute for A senior Illinois law face price increases be- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ers. In addition to the on- enforcement official de- cause many U.S. compa- International Economics. going inquiries in Illinois scribed to AP a wide-rang- nies say they’ll be forced Albert Chow, owner of Great Wall Hardware Overall, Trump’s trade and the district, which had ing inquiry being conduct- to pass on to customers in San Francisco, points to steel faucet parts, war will have raised the not been publicly disclosed ed by the office of Illinois the higher prices they’ll whose prices have increased because of US tar- average tariff on Chinese before, four other state at- Attorney General Kwame pay on Chinese imports. iffs on Chinese imports. imports from 3.1 percent torneys general are prob- Raoul that is centered For more than a year, the in 2017, before the hostili- ing or suing Juul. on whether Juul violat- world’s two largest econo- to have met little progress supreme high-tech super- ties began, to 24.3 percent. Juul’s top executives ed state consumer fraud mies have been locked in a despite glimmers of po- power. “The bottom line is that, have disputed allegations laws and other statutes by high-stakes duel marked tential breakthroughs. All American consumers for the first time, Trump’s that they’ve marketed designing and marketing by Trump’s escalating the while, they’ve imposed have so far been spared the trade war is likely to di- their products to teens, its products to appeal to import taxes on Chinese tariffs on billions of each worst of it: The Trump ad- rectly raise prices for a lot declaring that they’ve tak- underage teens. The of- goods and Beijing’s retal- other’s products in a rift ministration had left most of household budget items en unprecedented steps to ficial was not authorized iatory tariffs. over what analysts say is everyday household items like clothing, shoes, toys, combat underage use of to speak publicly and re- The two sides have held Beijing’s predatory tactics off its tariff list (valued and consumer electronics,” its e-cigarettes. The com- quested anonymity. periodic talks that seem in its drive to become the at $250 billion in Chinese Bown wrote in an report.

Sandra Swint, right, campus security Wave of child sex lawsuits associate for Fulton County School threatening Boy Scouts District, By Mike Catalini works in the ASSOCIATED PRESS emergency operations TRENTON, N.J. — The center at the Boy Scouts of America Fulton County is facing a threat from a Schools growing wave of lawsuits over decades-old allega- FILE PHOTO | tions of sexual abuse. ASSOCIATED PRESS The Scouts have been sued in multiple states in recent months by purport- AI-powered cameras become ed abuse victims, includ- ing plaintiffs taking ad- new tool against mass shootings vantage of new state laws or court decisions that are PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS By Ivan Moreno with AI-powered cameras. building, the system can now allowing suits previ- Greg Hunt, 62, is planning to be on the suit ASSOCIATED PRESS If a gunman were in one immediately alert officials ously barred because of against the Boy Scouts in New Jersey. of his schools, the camer- if the person returns. the age of the allegations. Paul Hildreth peered at as could quickly identify At a time when the More litigation is on the lack of ability to do the right against the Scouts in New a display of dozens of im- the shooter’s location and threat of a mass shooting way. thing,” he said. “It would York since Aug. 14, when ages from security camer- movements, allowing police is ever-present, schools are A lawyer representing be nice for me to have the that state opened a one- as surveying his Atlanta to end the threat as soon among the most enthusias- 150 people who say they Scouts say we did wrong by year window in which school district and settled as possible, said Hildreth, tic adopters of the technolo- were abused as Boy Scouts you and by these other boys victims of child sex abuse on one showing a woman is planning a suit in New emergency operations co- gy, known as real-time vid- and by your parents.” will be able to sue over en- in a bright yellow shirt Jersey when the state’s new ordinator for the Fulton eo analytics or intelligent The lawsuits raise the counters outside the usual walking a hallway. civil statute of limitations County School District. video, even as civil liberties possibility that the Boy statute of limitations. A mouse click instruct- law takes effect Dec. 1. New AI is transforming sur- groups warn about a threat Scouts, one of the largest Another lawsuit was ed the artificial intelli- veillance cameras from to privacy. Police, retailers, Jersey was home to the Boy youth organizations in the filed against the Boy gence-equipped system to passive sentries into ac- stadiums and Fortune 500 Scouts’ headquarters for U.S., might be staring at Scouts this month in Phil- find other images of the tive observers that can companies are also using about 25 years until 1978. many millions of dollars in woman, and it immedi- identify people, suspicious intelligent video. Among the plaintiffs settlements or judgments adelphia by lawyers who ately stitched them into a behavior and guns, amass- “What we’re really look- is Greg Hunt, 62, of St. that could lead it to declare say they have identified video narrative of where ing large amounts of data ing for are those things Petersburg, Fla. He said bankruptcy, as several Ro- hundreds of victims, after she was currently, where that help them learn over that help us to identify he was abused during a man Catholic dioceses a Pennsylvania appeals she had been, and where time to recognize manner- things either before they camping trip in about 1969 have done amid litigation court ruled that the state’s she was going. isms, gait and dress. If the occur or maybe right as in Pennsylvania, where his over abusive clergy. statute of limitations There was no threat, but cameras have a previously they occur so that we can family lived at the time. The New Jersey suit will could be set aside if a vic- Hildreth’s demonstration captured image of some- react a little faster,” Hil- “It’d be nice to have the come on top of at least tim could prove that abuse showed what’s possible one who is banned from a dreth said. Boy Scouts account for their 24 that have been filed was concealed by fraud. A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, AUGUST 31, 2019 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particularly battery at 15 Huss Ct. at 11:57 Complaints his life” on Sewall Street after Daniell Tango, who was issued a wandered off on Thursday at arrests, re ect police records. In the p.m. on Thursday; at 86 Wash- a truck came down the newly warning about the dog, Sophie. 5:37 a.m. Of cer reports the Caller reported an intoxi- event of a perceived inaccuracy, it ington St. at 12:31 a.m. on paved road going 100 mph. He Later, at 1:45 p.m., a $75 ticket woman was found in the front cated man on the side of the is the sole responsibility of the con- Friday. gave the dispatch a partial plate was issued to Tango at 33 Tum- hallway looking through mail. road at 513 North Broadway number. elty Road for the unlicensed/ A warrant for Christopher cerned party to contact the relevant Complaints at 17 Munroe St.on Thursday A caller reported a social se- unvaccinated Sophie, who was Burke was entered Thursday police department and have the at 12:56 p.m. Patient taken to curity scam call at 10:57 a.m. last licensed in 2013, and her at 9:09 a.m. into the Nation- department issue a notice of correc- A report of a ght on Pleasant Union Hospital. on Thursday. He stated they told last known rabies vaccination al Crime Information Center, a tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or Street at 3:14 p.m. on Thursday; Sunrise Assisted Living at 55 him there was suspicious activ- expired in 2014. central database for tracking clarications will not be made without at 340 Washington St. at 3:22 Salem St., Apt. 332 requested ity on his social security card Report from Mobile Estates at crime-related information, for an ambulance on Thursday at express notice of change from the ar- p.m. on Thursday; at 103 Liber- and if he didn’t call back, the 286 Newbury St. on Thursday at Assistant District Attorney Mary ty St. at 12:11 a.m. on Friday. 11:50 a.m. Patient taken to resting police department. police would “get him.” 1:17 p.m. about the dog from Alice Doyle. He can be extradit- A report of threats made at Melrose/Wake eld Hospital. A caller reported at 6:55 lot 111 which blocks the park’s ed in New England states only. 35 Washington St. at 9:16 p.m. Suspicious truck parked on p.m. on Thursday that two SUVs road. Animal control of cer left Caller reports her pocket LYNN on Thursday. Littledale Road for hours report- pulled up on Hawthorne Road a message saying she cannot book stolen from vehicle while A report of an unwelcome ed on Thursday at 2:27 p.m. Of- with teenagers inside and they force the dog owner to restrain making a delivery at Haven Arrests guest at 50 Boston St. at 10:46 cer reported the truck belongs were smoking pot. Responding the pet, the park’s roads are pri- From Hunger at 71 Wallis St. on a.m. on Friday. to Easter Tree Service. of cers reported there was no vate property. She was advised Thursday at 10:46 a.m. Lauren Christy, 23, of 20 Caller from Gaslight at 100 Lauren Ln., was arrested and inappropriate behavior at all her to report the complaint to Hampton Inn at 59 Newbury Overdoses Market St. reported messages and they just nished up a run park manager. Requested call- St. reported a guest was smok- charged with possession of a and gifts were left on her car on class A drug at 6:57 p.m. on and were talking to each other. back for info on dog’s owners. ing in the room and is disput- A report of an overdose on Thursday at 9:35 p.m. Of cer ing the charge on Thursday at Thursday. Chase Street at 2:44 p.m. on reviewed video and the per- Henry Jimenez, of 10 Rock- PEABODY Complaints 11:10 a.m. Of cer said the Thursday; on Kingsley Terrace at son who did it was one of her disagreement is a civil court land St., was arrested on war- friends. 3:52 p.m. on Thursday. Of cer reports a ower pot fell matter between the guest and rant charges of operating a Report of a group of youths at Arrest A report of an opiate over- off the light pole at La Siesta the hotel. motor vehicle with a suspended Newhall Park on Oak Street on dose on Estes Street at 8:26 Joseph R. Barbarisi, 45, of at 3 Main St. on Wednesday at Security at TJ Maxx at 300An- license and failure to stop or Thursday at 11:14 p.m. Of cer a.m. on Friday. 28 Pulaski St. was arrested on 3:10 p.m. The Department of dover St. reported a past shop- yield at 10:31 a.m. on Friday. reports no one is in the park Thursday at 10:05 following a Public Works noti ed to reat- lifting on Thursday at 1:12 p.m. Jose Ramos, 49, of 35 Hood Theft and the lights are on. tach it. St., was arrested and charged Caller reported a white motor motor vehicle stop at 2 Pulaski Of cer said on Aug. 16 and 18, and 2 North Central streets for Resident of 116 Foster St. an unknown woman walked into with failure to stop for police, A report of a larceny at 19 vehicle with its hazards ashing called 911 to report someone reckless operation of a motor Grove St. at 2:41 p.m. on Thurs- on the side of the road with the operating a motor vehicle with the store and stole 12 bags val- a suspended license and no in- is using her parking space but ued at $100 each. vehicle, unlicensed operation day; at 211 Washington St. at rear end of the car sticking out she is in the process of moving of a motor vehicle, uninsured 3:05 p.m. on Thursday; at 435 at 199 Salem and 511 Walnut spection sticker. The vehicle was towed by Mallia’s Towing. on Wednesday at 5:29 p.m. Medical Aid motor vehicle/trailer, no inspec- Eastern Ave. at 6:33 p.m. on streets on Friday at 2:20 a.m. Caller was advised she should tion sticker, leaving the scene Thursday. Of cer reports operator ran out report such matters to the land- Overdose reported at 142 of property damage, resisting of gas and AAA is on the way. lord, parking complaints are not arrest, disorderly conduct, and Accidents Shore Drive, Apt. E on Thursday Vandalism an emergency. at 7:07 a.m. Patient taken to operating a motor vehicle with Medical Aid Caller at 63 Margin St. reports a revoked registration at 10:41 A report of vandalism to a Report of a motor vehicle Salem Hospital. crash on Thursday at 6:37 a.m. hearing a child’s voice scream- p.m. on Thursday. motor vehicle at 30 Caldwell Medical aid requested at 10 at 2 Tremont and 63 Central ing but couldn’t tell where it was Chansavong Y, of 65 Henry Cres. at 6:06 p.m. on Thursday; Archer Lane on Friday at 4:27 SAUGUS streets. Operator of the rst ve- coming from on Wednesday at Ave., was arrested on warrant at 80 Lowell St. at 6:38 p.m. on a.m. Nurse reports dizzy patient. hicle was taken to Salem Hos- 8:49 p.m. Of cer attempted to charges of wanton malicious Thursday; at 500 Lynn eld St. Accidents pital. The operator of the sec- speak with the reporting party defacement of property and at 7:46 p.m. on Thursday. MARBLEHEAD ond vehicle was given a written but there was no answer at the A report of a motor vehicle subsequent criminal harass- A report of vandalism at 24 door. ment at 10:09 a.m. on Thurs- warning for red light violation accident at Hockeytown USA on Mt. Vernon St. at 8:29 a.m. on Accidents at Central and Warren streets. Report of a woman trying to Broadway at 12:07 p.m. Thurs- day. Friday. A caller reported at 2:19 Both vehicles towed by Mallia’s get into her car and may be day. impaired at 660 Lowell and 4 Accidents p.m. on Thursday that someone Towing. A motorcyclist reported he LYNNFIELD backed into her car on Ocean Caller reports her vehicle was Lake streets on Wednesday at was hit by an SUV and the other A report of a motor vehicle Avenue and her child was in- struck while it was parked in the 8:56 p.m. Of cer reports wom- driver left the scene at 10:33 crash at 3 Belleaire Ave. at 2:52 Alarms side. No injuries were reported. lot at North Shore Medical Cen- an was not feeling well and was p.m. Thursday. p.m. on Thursday; at Cumber- A caller reported a minor ter at 6 Essex Center Drive on to be picked up by a friend. Accidental re alarm sound- Thursday at 10:18 a.m. Loud music reported at 7 Es- Complaints land Farms, 668 Chestnut St., ed at Christmas Tree Shop at 28 motor vehicle crash on Gregory at 3:35 p.m. on Thursday; at Report of a minor two-car mo- quire Circle, Apt. 3 on Wednes- South Broadway on Thursday at Street at 7:33 p.m. on Thursday; Waitt Avenue and Western Ave- tor vehicle crash at 290 Lowell day at 11:25 p.m. Of cer re- A caller reported a suspicious 10:35 a.m. Call handled by the at Pleasant Street and Ocean nue at 11:20 p.m. on Thursday; St. on Thursday at 1:01 p.m. Of- ports music was turned off. motor vehicle outside of Roller Lynn eld Fire Department. Avenue at 8:14 p.m. on Thurs- at Lewis Street at 11:37 p.m. day. cer reports no tows or injuries. Reports of underage drinking World that has been there since on Thursday; at Essex Street Security company canceled at Northend Street on Thursday 4 a.m. at 7:39 a.m. Thursday. and Rockaway Street at 7:28 the burglar alarm on Thursday Complaints Animal Control at 12:20 a.m. Of cer reports all The caller was concerned with a a.m. on Friday; at 48 Falls St. at 3:10 p.m. at 14 Brook Drive. in order. Another call about teen nurses ID in the front seat and at 10:12 a.m. on Friday; at 17 Accidental re alarm can- A resident reported through a Caller reported a dog in a car drinking came at 12:46 a.m. a blanket covering the inside Market Sq. at 10:29 a.m. on celed at Lynn eld High School Facebook message to the po- panting at TJ Maxx at 300 An- from a concerned boyfriend. Of- hatchback with an unidenti - Friday. at 275 Essex St. on Thursday lice department at 7:49 a.m. dover St. on Wednesday at 4:35 cer reports no underage drink- able object under it. A report of a motor vehicle at 9:07 p.m. Of cer reports the on Thursday that there was an- p.m. Of cers spoke with the ing, the man who called was A 911 caller reported a suspi- crash with personal injury at custodian pulled the station ti-Semitic graf ti left on the play owner and the dogs were ne. having a verbal dispute with cious man in a wheelchair who Buffum Street and Oxford Street alarm in error. structure at Seaside Park on Report of a stray German his girlfriend and tried reporting rang her doorbell at 84 Ballard at 3:12 p.m. on Thursday. Fire alarm reported on Friday Wyman Road. By 1:22 p.m., the Shepherd on Judith Road on that they were at a party with St. at 9:32 p.m. Thursday. at 2:50 a.m. at Heritage Woods Parks and Recreation Depart- Thursday at 10:11 a.m. Ani- minors drinking. But all is in A father reported several cars Assaults at 900 Lynn eld St. Call re- ment removed all graf ti. mal control of cer reports the order and of cer will document. have driven past his Houston ferred to Lynn eld Fire Depart- A caller reported at 7:54 a.m. dog lives at 33 Tumelty Road Resident of 15 Bourbon St., Avenue home yelling threats at A report of an assault and ment. on Thursday that he “almost lost and was returned to the owner, Apt. 63 reported his mother his son at 9:44 p.m. Thursday. Board ignored the evidence Man dies after about Ohio State doc’s abuse Lynnway fall Brian Garrett doesn’t By Kantele Franko we can, but from what I’m ASSOCIATED PRESS buy that explanation. By Bella diGrazia ITEM STAFF being told by the rst re- “That’s code for: Some- COLUMBUS, Ohio — sponders who were at the body didn’t want to do LYNN — A man has The State Medical Board scene is the injuries were something,” said Garrett, died after falling from a extremely severe,” said of Ohio ignored credible a former nursing student sixth oor balcony at the Zukas. “They taped off the evidence in 1996 that an who says he witnessed and Ocean Shores Apartments Ohio State University experienced sexual mis- Friday night. area and turned it into a team doctor had been sex- conduct by Strauss while First responders arrived crime scene.” ually abusing male stu- brie y working at the phy- to 50 Lynnway at 5:17 The incident is now be- dents through genital ex- sician’s off-campus clinic p.m. to nd the unidenti- ing investigated by the ams for years and missed in 1996, after the medical ed man face down on the Lynn Police Department, a chance to stop him, the board investigation. ground, according to Lynn he said. They are unsure if governor and a review Lawyers suing Ohio Fire Capt. Joseph Zukas. the fall was accidental or panel announced Friday. if foul play was involved, State over Strauss’ mis- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS They assessed the man, A state working group conduct say they now rep- observed his severe inju- Zukas added. that reviewed the old in- resent over 300 accusers Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine, right, and Public Safe- ries, and made the call not Bella diGrazia can be vestigation said it couldn’t whose allegations span ty Director Tom Stickrath announce that the to transfer him to an area reached at bdigrazia@ determine why the medi- from 1979 to 1997 — near- State Medical Board ignored credible evidence hospital, he said. itemlive.com. Follow her cal board never took action ly his entire career at the in 1996 that an Ohio State University team doc- “Our goal is always to on Twitter @BelladiGra- against Richard Strauss or university. A law rm that tor had been sexually abusing male students try and work someone if zia. reported the now-deceased separately investigated for years, during a news conference Friday. doctor to law enforcement, allegations for the school but it found no evidence the concluded ofcials learned Mike DeWine said. “This ndings “show that every Fire ghters quickly case was intentionally bur- of concerns about Strauss whole story is a failure of institution and person ied. One former employee as early as 1979 but did lit- people to do what’s right.” with a duty to protect Ohio said the investigation fell tle to stop him. Adele Kimmel, an at- State students from sexual extinguish Lynn re into a “black hole,” accord- “This whole story is dis- torney for some of the ac- abuse by Dr. Strauss com- ing the group’s report. gusting,” Republican Gov. cusers, said the collective pletely failed them.” By Gayla Cawley the hallway ceiling light ITEM STAFF xture. “The Fire Department Appeals court reinstates lawsuit LYNN — Fireghters got there quickly and put worked fast Friday after- it out within 15 to 20 min- noon to conne a Neptune utes and that shows the Street house re to a front importance of a quick re- in S.Carolina church shooting case hallway. sponse and having re Lynn Fire Capt. Joseph stations nearby,” Zukas By Denise Lavoie Roof in the 2015 massacre, have prevented him from missible exercise of discre- Zukas said re crews re- said. ASSOCIATED PRESS and by survivors. buying a gun. Roof has tion,” Judge Roger Gregory sponded at 1:13 p.m. to 40 He said a determination The lower court judge been sentenced to death wrote for the federal panel Neptune St. A., a small, on how safe the home is to RICHMOND, Va. — A found the government im- for the slayings. in Friday’s ruling. two-story house behind a live in can be made once lawsuit over a faulty back- mune from liability. The The 4th Circuit panel “The Government can multi-family building on the property’s electrical ground check that allowed judge said the families’ found that an examiner claim no immunity in these Neptune Street near Com- system is checked. Zukas a South Carolina man to mercial Street. said a woman and two buy the gun he used to claims did not t into nar- who conducted the back- circumstances,” he wrote. row exceptions to laws that ground check on Roof The ruling means the Zukas said a resident children, ages 9 and 4, live kill nine people in a rac- saw sparks coming from in the house. ist attack at a Charleston shield government em- failed to follow a mandato- lawsuit can move forward. church was reinstated Fri- ployees from liability while ry procedure when she did William “Billy” Wilkins, day by a federal appeals carrying out their ofcial not contact the arresting a lawyer who represented court. duties. But the appeals agency. the families in their ap- A three-judge panel of court panel disagreed. “Once the Examiner’s in- peal, said the ruling sig- ITEM CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! the 4th U.S. Circuit Court The FBI has acknowl- quiry revealed that the Co- nals recognition under the of Appeals reversed a rul- edged that Roof’s drug lumbia PD was the arrest- law that the government ing from a lower court possession arrest in Co- ing agency and that it had must live up to its respon- judge who threw out the lumbia, S.C., weeks be- the report, she was required sibility to conduct thor- Call Customer Service to place an ad claims brought by relatives fore the shooting at AME to contact it. Her decision ough background checks 781-593-7700, ext. 2 of people killed by Dylann Emanuel Church should not to do so involved no per- for gun buyers. SATURDAY, AUGUST 31, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Community Calendar Saturday, Aug. 31 - Sunday, Sept. 8

Because of the Labor Day 9 p.m. Chair exercise class at SATURDAY, SEPT. 7 SATURDAY, SEPT. 7 Select Board meeting, lo- holiday, this week’s Com- Karaoke at Brandy Bar- Tiffany Room at Nahant cation to be determined on munity Calendar will run rel Pub, 9 p.m. Town Hall, 10:30 a.m. ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT the town website, 7 p.m. Saturday and cover the Total Body Conditioning Ice cream making for el- Annual Founders’ Day week through the follow- SATURDAY, SEPT. 7 at Community Center, 5 ementary school-age kids, Celebration in the area of THURSDAY, SEPT. 5 ing Sunday. Items for the p.m. library second floor, 10:30- Saugus Town Hall, 9 a.m. Community Calendar can EDUCATION 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. EDUCATION be sent to calendar@item- Wellness Matters: Men’s FRIDAY, SEPT. 6 Saugus Library Book Your Brain Is Not In live.com. Please include Health Forum at Lynn SUNDAY SEPT. 8 Sale at Saugus Public Li- Charge workshop will dis- the town, type of event Community Health Cen- ENTERTAINMENT brary, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. cuss methods to stop the (education, entertainment, ter, 10 a.m. Nahant Community ENTERTAINMENT brain from taking charge of municipal), place and time Breakfast at Nahant Vil- International Festival, your body and spirit at the of event. ENTERTAINMENT lage Church, 8 a.m. Main Street (see Facebook public library, 6:30-7:30 p.m. Fun n’ Flea Day at Gold- The presentation is en- page International Festival SWAMPSCOTT fish Pond, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. titled “Public Children, 2019 for complete informa- MUNICIPAL LYNN Live Music Saturdays at Private Children: How to tion), 11:30 a.m.-5 p.m. MONDAY, SEPT. 2 Historic District Com- Bent Water Brewing Com- Gain Support for Univer- mission meeting at the po- SATURDAY, AUG. 31 pany, 8:30 p.m. sal Preschool Education ENTERTAINMENT lice station, 7:30 p.m. Karaoke at Brandy Bar- and Child Care,” by Bar- SAUGUS Miracles in Music class ENTERTAINMENT rel Pub, 9 p.m. bara Beatty, Professor for people with develop- FRIDAY, SEPT. 6 Chase the Chill Sit & of Education Emerita of MONDAY, SEPT. 2 mental disabilities at 89 Knit at Lynn of a Thou- Wellesley College. Burrill St., 6:30-7:30 p.m. ENTERTAINMENT sand Hills Coffee, 10 a.m. The breakfast is free. MUNICIPAL First Friday Open Mic EDUCATION Taproom Yoga at Bent LYNNFIELD Please plan to come for a Town Hall Closed. Night at 89 Burrill St., Water Brewing Company, hearty breakfast, an infor- No school- Labor Day 7-10 p.m. 11 a.m. MONDAY, SEPT. 2 mative presentation, and TUESDAY, SEPT. 3 MUNICIPAL Live Music featuring wonderful camaraderie. SATURDAY, SEPT. 7 Jim’s Kitchen at Walnut MUNICIPAL ENTERTAINMENT Town Hall closed- Labor All are welcome. Spread Day Street Cafe, 7:30 p.m. Town office and library the word and bring a fami- Reading to Lydia the ENTERTAINMENT Leo Dan at Lynn Audito- closed for Labor Day. ly member or friend. comfort dog at Saugus Unredacted, a mixed me- rium, 8 p.m. Arrangement for trans- Public Library, 3:30 p.m. TUESDAY, SEPT. 3 dia exhibition featuring 7 Live Music Saturdays at Foundation for the Sau- artists who, over the last TUESDAY, SEPT. 3 portation of elders to and EDUCATION Bent Water Brewing Com- from the breakfast may be gus Public Library Meet- two decades, have stud- Kindergarten students’ pany, 8:30 p.m. EDUCATION made by calling the Tiffa- ing at Saugus Public Li- ied with the collabora- first day of school Karaoke at Brandy Bar- School picture day, mid- ny Room a few days in ad- brary, 4 p.m. tive duo rosenclaire, Rose rel Pub, 9 p.m. dle school auditorium, 505 vance at 781-581-7557. Yoga Experience at Sau- ENTERTAINMENT Shakinovsky and Claire Main St., 8-11 a.m. gus Public Library, 6:30 Dinner Detectives book Gavronsky, who run work- MONDAY, SEPT. 2 SATURDAY, SEPT. 7 p.m. club discusses family and shops and residencies MUNICIPAL principally in Italy and ENTERTAINMENT School Committee, Al mystery at the public li- ENTERTAINMENT WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 4 brary, 6-7 p.m. South Africa, Exhibit Gal- Karaoke Night at Lazy Merritt and Media Center, Ellingwood Concerts: So- lery Hours at 89 Burrill Dog Sports Bar, 9:30 p.m. 600 Lynnfield St., 6:30 p.m. lar Winds QUintet and Pi- ENTERTAINMENT MUNICIPAL St. 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Conservation Commis- ano at Ellingwood Chapel, Saugus Garden Club Harbor and Waterfront sion, Town Hall, 6:30 p.m. TUESDAY, SEPT. 3 8 p.m. meeting at Saugus Public Advisory Committee at SUNDAY, SEPT. 8 Library, 11 a.m. Town Hall, 7 p.m. ENTERTAINMENT WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 4 New Friends of the Sau- ENTERTAINMENT Trivia at Lazy Dog PEABODY gus Public Library meet- WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 4 Unredacted, a mixed me- Sports Bar, 8 p.m. EDUCATION ing at Saugus Public Li- dia exhibition featuring 7 Early release, 11 a.m. UESDAY EPT MUNICIPAL T , S . 3 brary, 6 p.m. ENTERTAINMENT artists who, over the last two decades, have stud- Preliminary Election, Polls Blyssful Mind Medita- EDUCATION ied with the collabora- open from 7 a.m.-8 p.m. THURSDAY, SEPT. 5 THURSDAY, SEPT. 5 tion with Crayola Tidd at First day of school all tive duo rosenclaire, Rose Pine Grove Cemetery the public library, 7-8 p.m. EDUCATION grades ENTERTAINMENT Shakinovsky and Claire Commissioners at Pine Library new activities Kindergarten screening MUNICIPAL Gavronsky, who run work- Grove Cemetery office, Knitting class at Saugus brainstorming session for day 1 Swampscott School shops and residencies 145 Boston St., 3:30 p.m. Public Library, 10 a.m. students in grades 9-12, Committee executive ses- principally in Italy and Board of Park Commis- Municipal library young adult sec- WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 4 sion meeting with the su- sioners at Lynn Police Sta- Board of Appeals meet- South Africa, Exhibit Gal- tion - snacks provided - 18 ing at Town Hall confer- perintendent at the mid- lery Hours at 89 Burrill tion, 6:30 p.m. EDUCATION Summer St., 3 p.m. ence room, 6:30 p.m. dle school, 6 p.m. St. 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Kindergarten screening WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 4 MUNICIPAL day 2 Council on Aging, Senior ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT Center, 8 a.m. VOTE SEPTEMBER 3rd • #2 ON THE BALLOT Starry Starry Night Pro- Open mic night. Come Paid political advertisement gram at High Rock Obser- share songs, poems and vatory, 8-10 p.m. NAHANT jokes or just hang out. Sign up for a first-come, THURSDAY, SEPT. 5 MONDAY, SEPT. 2 first-served basis, Peabody Institute Library teen ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT room, 82 Main St., 6:30- Jump and Jive at Lynn Yoga at Tiffany Room of 8:30 p.m. Public Library, 10 a.m. Nahant Town Hall, 9 a.m. Karaoke at Brandy Bar- THURSDAY, SEPT. 5 rel Pub, 9 p.m. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 4 ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY, SEPT. 6 EDUCATION Pizza and game night Johnson School Open for adults with Asperger’s/ ENTERTAINMENT House for kindergarten Autism Spectrum Disor- Story Time with Miss through grade 6, 6 p.m. der. Pizza served in large Lucy at Lynn Public Li- group and then break brary, 10 a.m. THURSDAY, SEPT. 5 down into small groups Acoustic Fridays at Bent for games. Library second Water Brewing Company, ENTERTAINMENT floor, 82 Main St., 6-8 p.m. Reporters focus on Polanski’s lm, not his crime, at Venice By Lindsey Bahr AP FILM WRITER VENICE, Italy — Ro- man Polanski is not at the Venice International Film Festival, but his new film, “An Officer and a Spy” is. Yet, after much hand-wringing over its in- clusion among the films in competition for the Golden Lion award, journalists at a news conference Friday Mrs. Lee Fonseca, above, pictured with stayed focused on the film Donald at her home on Parkland Ave. itself, a true story about the wrongful persecution of French officer Alfred “In 2017, Donald fought to save my Dreyfus in 1894, and not the director’s past. Polanski fled the U.S. af- home from being taken by eminent ter pleading guilty to un- at the news conference time and time again since domain by the city. AND HE WON! Let lawful sex with a 13-year- when the producers and announcing that the film old girl and has been a cast, including actress would be premiering at the him fight for you like he fought for me.” fugitive for more than 40 Emmanuelle Seigner, who 76th edition of the festival. years. Although he con- has been married to Po- Barbera has been asked tinued making films with lanski since 1989, walked many times about includ- - Lee Fonseca prominent actors and his into the room. ing a film from Polanski 2002 film “The Pianist” “Obviously you know and has stood by its artis- won multiple Oscars, Hol- Roman Polanski is not lywood’s acceptance of Po- tic merit. Donald J. Castle here,” said producer Luca “I am convinced that lanski has waned in the Barbareschi at the outset. we have to distinguish #MeToo era. He was even “We will answer only for expelled from the Acade- as much as we know for between the artist and my of Motion Picture Arts the production, acting and the man,” Barbera said and Sciences in 2018, after Wednesday. “The history CASTLE ... leave aside any polemic 50 years of membership. which is not important.” of art is full of artists who WARD 6 COUNCILOR “An Officer and a Spy” He added that this is a committed crimes of differ- premiered Friday at Ven- film festival, “not a moral ent nature, of a different se- ice on the Lido. The audi- trial.” riousness. Nevertheless, we ence at the first screening It’s the same message have continued to consider ★ ★ Fighting for you! ★ ★ applauded enthusiastical- that festival director Al- and to admire in many cas- ly, as did many reporters berto Barbera has stated es their works of art.” A8 SATURDAY, AUGUST 31, 2019 LOOK! National Trail Mix Day, Eat Outside Day, International Bacon Day, Love Litigating Lawyers Day

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n deep with a lustful expe- THE BREAKDOWN more wisdom and even more “Berzerk” by Big Sean rience full of love, change, strength. With powerhouse vo- featuring A$AP Ferg “Norman F*****g Rockwell!” an and dreamy illusions, Lana cals, it’s a power anthem for any & Hit-Boy I album by Lana Del Rey Del Rey is back and (almost) aging woman. l The hip-hop/rap artists better than ever with her sixth l If you were to put a fairy, “Women Who Look Like You” debuted this song on Mon- album. princess, queen, and classic by JP Saxe featuring day at the MTV Video Music Her vintage vibe and ethere- vintage mom with feminist Guapdad 4000 al persona are transparent in morale into one person, Lana Awards and it goes HARD. each of the 14 tracks on “Nor- Del Rey would be the cre- l New artist appreciation Ferg and Sean go all in on this man F*****g Rockwell!” and ation. Starting off the album, alert! The Los Angeles-based one and I expect to see it num- they all make me feel like Del “Norman F*****g Rockwell” singer-songwriter caught my at- ber one on the music charts Rey personally sprinkled me is a love song to a “man child” WITH BELLA DIGRAZIA tention this week with his new- real soon. I’ve been really dis- with fairy dust. Her words ar- who wasn’t worth the time. It’s est release. You ever go through appointed with Big Sean’s mu- en’t just lyrics to a song, they equipped with a piano ballad, a breakup and nd yourself sic in the last few years, so this being attracted to people who new release gives me hope for tell detailed and genuine sto- awless falsettos, and pure I believe Del Rey has ever got- look exactly like your ex? Saxe what is to come from him. His ries of falling in love, falling emotion pouring out of Del ten. She reels us into her writ- has and he portrays the feeling verses are on point, the beat is out of love, and nostalgia. And, Rey’s soul, which I assume ing process and breaks down in pure pop fashion. With ingre- contagious, and the lyrics are she’s got some jokes. looks like black, majestic glit- the aws in her hopefulness. I adore Del Rey’s ability to ter. Subtle guitar strums take dients of acoustic guitar notes, unforgivable. Her writing in the last track dope backbeats, subtle vocals, stay true to her artistic self, me over on “Venice B***h,” is most certainly some of her “Way Too Pretty for Prison” by but I also miss the Lana that along with every breath I feel and a rap feature, Saxe dishes best. out the perfect pop recipe. Miranda Lambert gave us songs like “National her take in between lyrics. with Maren Morris Anthem” and “Blue Jeans.” For With lyrics like, “You’re beau- “Mortal Projections” by Djo “Crush” by DUCKWRTH every few airy, dreamy tracks, I tiful and I’m insane. We’re l I’m not a big Lambert l Throughout the song his l I am truly digging DUCK- need at least one with a little American made,” Del Rey fan, but her song-writing in coolness is subtle, his vocals are WRTH’s funky hip-hop vibes. more edge. paints a picture of a real-life this soon-to-be country hit is better than anything I would He reminds me of an ear- Djo, aka Joe Kreery, double couple, not the ones you see in beyond fantastic. For every have envisioned, and he has a vi- ly 2000’s Pharrel, but with a aka Steve Harrington from the Hallmark movies. As bor- woman whose had evil, mur- brant, 80s touch. This release is deeper voice and more range. Net ix’s “Stranger Things,” re- ing as it may be, my favorite similar to his prior two, but just derous thoughts about an ex, “Crush” is fun, versatile and this song is for you. Prisons leased a third song from his an- track on the album is her cover different enough to have a life the artist’s free-spirited per- ticipated album “Twenty Twen- of Sublime’s “Doin’ Time.” Her of its own. His style is extreme- don’t have rhinestone ball and sona seeps right out of it. I’ve chains or lunch trays with ty,” which is out on Sept.13. By version made me forget about ly unique and takes me into a always been more inclined to a the third season of the show, I the original and convinced me what I feel like the upside down Chardonnay, says Lambert, so more subtle hip-hop style, and keep that in mind when you’re didn’t think it was possible to the song was actually made for would be like (“Stranger Things” this is it. His habit of sing-rap- plotting. I read an interview love Kreery in his Harrington her and accidentally ended up reference, look it up). The differ- ping works and keeps his cre- with Lambert where she said character more than I already in the hands of the ska punk ent sounds in this track come off ative tone in tact. You can tell she wrote this song with a did. Then he started releasing band. In “Love song,” Del Rey electric and nerdy-chic, curated this guy barely has to make an music and now he’s all I ever takes me on an emotional ride with a mellow approach. effort to curate a hip-hop hit. group of friends after a bottle, think about. in the fast car she paints a viv- or two, of wine and it makes Joe, if you’re reading this, id picture of in the rst verse. “Not 20 Anymore” “Real Thing” by Ruel me love the song even more. by Bebe Rexha please don’t ever change. Her habit of not holding back l The Australian singer’s Morris’ vocals really add the This Friday in new music sets her apart from most of to- l If you don’t know who Bebe voice is completely enticing. He range to it, too. The next time wasn’t exactly enthralling, but day’s recording artists. “How Rexha is, you have been living in sits on the edgier pop side, but a man does you wrong and you we did have the return of Lana to disappear” brings me back a bubble far, far away from the his vocals are just as sweet, if want revenge, remember that Del Rey, some future number to 1950s or 1960s New York pop music world. For her 30th not more, than pop king Shawn orange jumpsuits will wash one hits, and a country song City with stories of men who birthday, the American singer Mendes. Whoever produces you out and the state won’t with two women whose lyrics vanished. Del Rey’s purest and hitmaker wants the world his music knows exactly how pay for your eyelash exten- are so realistically funny you talent is not songwriting, it’s to know she doesn’t care how old to work his vocal skills. “Real sions. can’t help but to let out a heart- storytelling. Signing off with you think she is. She feels good Thing” is vulnerable, catchy, and Bella diGrazia can be reached felt belly laugh. “hope is a dangerous thing for in her skin and the lines on her mesmerizing. Why isn’t this kid at [email protected]. Fol- Put your headphones on. It’s a woman like me to have -- but face may not have been there on billboards all across America low her on Twitter @BelladiGra- time to dive in. I have it,” it’s the most candid before, but with them came yet? zia.

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MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: SUN, MOON, TIDES National weather TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST Friday ...... 5588 Friday ...... 0247 Forecast for Saturday, August 31, 2019 Partly cloudy skies. High 78F. NW winds 5 to 10 kt, becom- Thursday ...... 9939 Thursday ...... 7618 Sunrise today 6:06 a.m. Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. Winds NW at 5 to 10 mph. ing E in the afternoon. Waves Wednesday ...... 6519 Wednesday ...... 3485 Sunset today 7:21 p.m. Tonight: A few clouds. Low 1 foot or less. Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: Sunrise tomorrow 7:20 a.m. H 57F. Winds light and variable. Tonight: NE winds 5 to 10 kt. Waves 1 foot or less. EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER High tide today 12:33 p.m. All 4 ...... $3,931 All 4 ...... $4,868 Low tide today 6:39 p.m. First or last 3 ...... $550 First or last 3 ...... $682 L Any 2 ...... $47 Any 2 ...... $58 High tide tomorrow 1:24 p.m. Any 1 ...... $5 Any 1 ...... $6 ANY ORDER ANY ORDER 3 All 4 ...... $655 All 4 ...... $203

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©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B SATURDAY, AUGUST 31, 2019 Swampscott boys soccer continues to improve By Harold Rivera tice. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR “We’ve been working more on keeping our defensive SWAMPSCOTT — In the shape as well as increasing two seasons under coach our fitness level to make Mike Amaral’s watch, the sure we can compete against Swampscott boys soccer the teams we play against. team has moved in the right We’re looking to play smart direction. Last year’s team and responsible soccer.” went 7-8-3 during the regu- That’s what it’ll take for lar season, good for the No. Swampscott to compete in 12 seed in the Division 3 the Northeastern Confer- North state tournament. ence. The four Greater Bos- Swampscott took an early ton League teams (Everett, 2-0 lead over No. 5 Pentuck- Malden, Medford and et in the opening round, but Somerville), along with Re- the Sachems scored three vere, have re-formed the unanswered goals for a 3-2 GBL. win. “With the GBL leaving, it’s Now Swampscott aims to a more even-level playing turn the page on a bitter- field for the smaller schools,” sweet ending to 2018 in Amaral said. “To be the best, hopes of climbing the ladder you have to beat the best. in 2019. Amaral said every- That’s why we open playing thing has gone according to Somerville in our first game, plan through the preseason. to get a gauge of where “We have a solid group for we’re at for the season.” the whole program,” Amaral Swampscott’s core of re- said. “Last year we had a big turners is led by this year’s group of seniors. This year senior captains — defenders we’re pretty equal across all Kyle Fitzgerald and Malik grades. We have the knowl- PHOTO | JOSEPH BROWN Khatib, and goalie Oscar edge of playing at the varsi- Hale. Senior goalkeeper Oscar Hale, entering his third year as a starter, is one of three team captains for ty level now we just have to the Swampscott boys soccer team this season. apply it and put it to prac- SWAMPSCOTT, B2 Classical volleyball aims to build on positive momentum By Harold Rivera a tough draw in the state mates in the right direc- an important part of the ITEM SPORTS EDITOR tournament. Melrose usu- tion. game. If you don’t have dig- ally goes to the semi nal “I think during the prac- gers, you’re in trouble.” LYNN — Classical vol- or the nal in Division 2 tices this week they’ve DeLuca said the Rams leyball coach Frank DeLu- North. It was just one of shown good leadership,” have shown plenty of ded- ca couldn’t have asked for those unlucky things.” DeLuca said. “They’re vet- ication and a willingness to a better season from his Classical graduated a tal- erans and they play mul- improve through the rst Rams in 2018. All they did ented senior class from its tiple sports. Amber and week of the preseason. was win 17 of 20 matches 2018 roster. Among those Pamela were there with us “The girls are really hard during the regular season, no longer on the team are last year. We’re hoping that working and they real- make plenty of noise in the Shanelle Belmer-Barry Jean and Kiara can step up ly hustle,” DeLuca said. Northeastern Conference, (last year’s leading scorer), and lead the team.” “I’m hoping the hustle will claim another Lynn City Maggie McHale (who led Juniors Cherish Nwoko make up for some de cien- Tournament crown and the Rams in assists last and Brooke Warren along cies in other areas. The qualify for the Division 2 year) and Skyler Crayton. with sophomore Chloe girls are working hard all North state tournament. “We have to replace our Clement are also projected the time. I think that’s go- Classical’s season ended whole frontcourt and all to contribute. ing to be our best asset this when the Rams ran into our scoring because it all “The main thing is we year.” a tough Melrose team in graduated,” DeLuca said. have to nd players up The NEC will look a bit the opening round of the “We had eight seniors grad- front because we’re replac- different this year with tournament but, all in all, uate on us. We’re hoping for ing the whole frontcourt,” Everett, Malden, Medford, it was a season worth re- some of the returning var- DeLuca said. “We have to Somerville and Revere out membering. sity players to step up.” nd out who can play with of the picture. But with “We had a very successful Leading the charge this each other. We’re looking plenty of tournament con- season,” DeLuca, entering fall are Classical’s four for the spiker, the setter, tenders still in the mix, his eighth season, said. senior captains — Amber things like that. A lot of Classical will have to come “Every year the goal is to Crayton, Pamela Dias, Ki- times you have two good ready to play when taking make the tournament. We ara Edmonds and Jean players that just can’t work ITEM FILE PHOTO the court against confer- won the Lynn City Tourna- Gupton-Morrison. well with each other. That’s ence opponents. ment for the sixth time in DeLuca feels all four are Classical’s Pamela Dias is one of four senior cap- how it works. We have to seven years. We just had suited to guide their team- tains for the Rams volleyball team in 2019. nd some diggers. That’s CLASSICAL, B2

ITEM FILE PHOTO COURTESY PHOTO Gabe Najim, a team captain this year, led St. John’s Prep in scoring last The Peabody volleyball team captains for 2019 are Amanda Marmiani season with 17 goals. (left) and Olivia Kiricoples. St. John’s Prep soccer gunning Peabody volleyball rebuilding for sixth straight league title after successful 2018 campaign By Harold Rivera coln-Sudbury in a nail-biter. Christian Buckley, cen- By Anne Marie Tobin ment appearance was the Year, libero Tatiana Cor- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR The postseason run includ- ter-back Peter Danif and ITEM STAFF Tanners’ 13th straight, reia. Correia nished the ed PK victories over No. 8 outside-back Luke Surette. dating back to 2006. season with a team-best DANVERS — The St. Chelmsford (3-2) and No. 1 The 2018 senior class also PEABODY — It’s a re- “We are absolutely start- 42 aces and 181 points on John’s Prep soccer team Lexington (2-1) in the rst played a crucial role in lead- building year for the Pea- ing from scratch, but we serve as well as a team- carries high expectations round and quarter nal, re- ing the Eagles to the state body volleyball team. have a lot of girls who best 380 digs and 513 for itself year in and year spectively. semi nal in 2017. The Tanners have a real were freshmen and soph- serves received. out. The goals for the up- “It was a great year,” St. John’s returns 15 play- challenge on their hands omores who really got to While Correia was han- coming season are no differ- Crowell, entering his 20th ers with varsity experience to match or exceed the see some great volleyball dling the defense, setter ent. season at St. John’s, said. this fall. It starts with cap- accomplishments of last when they were on JV,” Rachel Coleman, an NEC Coach Dave Crowell and “We were coming off an un- tain Gabe Najim, who’s pro- year’s team, which n- said coach Lisa Keene. All-League honoree, was his Eagles are coming off defeated season and people jected to propel the offense ished the regular season “But with with hard work, directing the offense. She another successful season were kind of looking past us this season. Najim, a senior 14-6 and won the North- I believe we can move our led the team in assists eastern Conference Large in 2018. St. John’s was a little bit. We had a great forward, scored a team-high way up. I’m already see- (398), was second on the title. co-champion of the Catholic year. I don’t think we over- 17 goals in 2018. Also serv- ing some solid skills, I just team in digs (110). The No. 6 seed in the Conference (along with BC achieved. I think we did ing as captains are seniors need to see them put it all The Tanners also lost High), earned the No. 9 Division 1 North tourna- what we should’ve done.” Ethan Ambrosh (forward), together.” their top hitter in NEC All- seed in the Division 1 North ment, the Tanners unfor- The Tanners took a huge St. John’s graduated 10 Zach Davis (mid elder) and Star Alexa Flewelling, who state tournament and tunately were bounced in hit from graduation, losing seniors from the 2018 ros- Ryan Hart (center-back). led the team in kills (157). reached the sectional nal ter, including center-mid- the rst round by No. 11 nine seniors, one of them before falling to No. 3 Lin- elder Will Andrews, goalie ST. JOHN’S, B2 Lowell, 3-0. Their tourna- being NEC Player of the PEABODY, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, AUGUST 31, 2019 Classical volleyball aims to continue its positive momentum

CLASSICAL From B1 “We know the GBL teams left so we expect the usual teams will be there,” DeLuca said. “It’s going to be a very strong conference. A lot of them have a lot of returners coming back so it’ll be tough for us to match up against them. We know the typical teams, Peabody, Danvers and Marblehead will be there. We’ll do our best.” The Rams open the season next Wednesday (5:30) at Winthrop. “They’re excited. I’m a little nervous going into this year but the girls are excited,” DeLuca said. “Hopefully they can play well. Winthrop’s a strong team so we have our work cut out for us.” Peabody volleyball in rebuilding mode after a big roster turnover

PEABODY PHOTO | JOSEPH BROWN From B1 Swampscott boys soccer coach Mike Amaral is entering his third season at the helm of the Big Blue. Senior outside hitters Olivia Kiricoples and Amanda Marmiani will serve as captains this year. Last year, Kiricoples was third on the team in kills (69) while Marmiani was third in serves received (55) with only Big Blue boys soccer set to turn the page 15 errors. first year here (2017) be- long as we work together “Both are really fun girls and are so positive with SWAMPSCOTT Wednesday evening (6) for cause of an injury,” Amaral we should be in a good po- their season opener at Dil- teammates,” said Keene. “Amanda has a knee injury, From B1 said. “He stepped right in sition to do well this sea- boy Stadium. Swampscott’s but I think both captains will get their court time. They “Over my three years and he’s been leading these son.” first NEC game is Sept. 9 are both very coachable and teachable.” these are the three that guys two years going into Junior forward Fernando (4) at Beverly. Both captains are con dent that the team can pull it have played the most un- his third.” Barranco’s projected to “If you see them coming together. der me,” Amaral said. “Ma- Fitzgerald and Khatib drive Swampscott’s offense. to practice you can see how “It’s going to still be a good season and I think as long lik and Oscar have played bringing seasoned veteran “He’s a prolific finisher,” excited they are,” Amaral as we up the effort we will be okay,” said Marmiani. “We every game and every min- guidance to Swampscott’s Amaral said. “Once he gets said. “They’ve pushed just need to work really hard, but have to nd a setter, ute. We have the most expe- defense. hot he can score a ton of themselves through double that’s our biggest need. We had more than 70 kids come rienced players on our team “We hope to be a very goals. He just needs the sessions and the heat we out, so we have a lot to choose from and a lot to build on leading us this season.” sound defensive team,” Am- support from the midfield had early on. They’re ready with so many kids.” Hale has seen plenty of aral said. “That also in- as well as our wing play- to work. They’re ready to “We have a lot of younger girls, so we need to build action in net over the past cludes leading from our ers.” show they’re a team that up their con dence, but if we can do that and work two seasons. first line defense all the The Big Blue will meet can make a difference this hard, we will be successful,” said Kiricoples. “We lost “We called on him my way back to our goalie. As the Highlanders next year.” a lot of repower and we have some positions missing with people we don’t even know if we can ll, especially setter, but I think our non-conference schedule will be great exposure to teams with great skills, so if we can Prep soccer setting the bar high once again work on defending their strong hitting and kills, we can ST. JOHN’S High. Xaverian is always put that toward having success against our league op- From B1 very competitive. Catholic ponents.” Memorial should be a lot Keene said several players are in the mix for play “Hart’s a center-back so better this year. They were time including juniors Maria Chouinard (outside hit- he’s going to be the key to young last year, so they ter), outside/middle hitter Maggie Brennan, defensive our defense with a new basically return their specialist Sophia Hollingshed, middle hitter Aaliyah goalie this season,” Crow- whole team. It’ll be tough.” Alleyne and outside hitter Samantha Silva. ell said. “We’re going to Non-conference games Sophomore Sarah Broughton and freshmen Allison have a whole new defense on St. John’s schedule in- Flewelling and Isabel Bettencourt round out the squad. with the exception of Hart clude tilts against Central “Aaliyah and Maggie Brennan are strong hitters and and (senior defender) An- Catholic, Everett, Lowell, played up on varsity a few times last season and Ma- drew Behling. It might Masconomet, Needham ria and Sophia will contribute as outside hitters,” said take us some time to gel in and Silver Lake. Match- Keene. “Sarah Broughton will be a sophomore outside the back but there’s plen- ing up against some of the hitter. And we have two freshmen who can play any po- ty of depth back there.” state’s top teams pays div- sition on the court with Allison and Isabel.” Seniors Jack Hausler, idends for the Eagles Peabody opens the season next Friday at home with a Garrison Jorge and Kuol when the postseason rolls conference match against Swampscott. Keene has load- Majok bring experience to around. ed her schedule with four non-league matches, three the mid eld. “We try to play the “We have experience against Cape Ann League teams. The Tanners are set toughest schedule we and depth,” Crowell said. to play CAL opponent Masconomet on Sept. 9 at home. can,” Crowell said. “It “We have a lot of speed all helps prepare us for the On Sept. 23, the Tanners travel to North Reading for over the eld. We’re look- state tournament.” another CAL clash. On Oct. 18, Peabody’s set to take on ing to be very competitive St. John’s opens the sea- the “other” Tanners when Middlesex League opponent again. We’re looking to son when the Eagles host Woburn comes to town. Peabody will wrap up the reg- win our conference, earn a Masconomet next Tues- ular season at home against CAL powerhouse Hamil- high seed and make an- day (4). ton-Wenham Oct. 30. other run.” “Everybody’s ready to “I’m a little nervous because you make these decisions Crowell foresees a com- go,” Crowell said. “After to schedule dif cult teams and I like to be tested, but petitive Catholic Confer- awhile you get a little it makes you think what if that causes us to not make ence ahead. St. John’s tired of playing against the tournament,” Keene said. “Right now with the level aims for its sixth consecu- each other every day, in of experience we have, all I really know is I will proba- tive conference title this any sport. We’re going to a bly be using more bench players in different situations fall. round robin Saturday than in past years. “We’re looking to re- with Needham, Westboro “Our service looks great, defense looks great, but we ITEM FILE PHOTO peat,” Crowell said. “We and Med eld. That should just have no one killing the ball. We don’t have a for- Garrison Jorge (left) is one of 15 returning varsity know there’s going to be a help us get ready for midable hitter right now, that’s our biggest challenge.” players for the St. John’s Prep soccer team. lot of competition from BC Tuesday.” Patriots make two trades as the nal roster takes shape

ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. last year. The trade comes triots. (AP) — David Andrews’ a day after the Bills an- The person spoke on con- uncertain status led the nounced starting center dition of anonymity Friday New England Patriots to Mitch Morse being cleared because the trade wasn’t ll a potentially sudden from the NFL’s concussion announced by either team. need at center by acquiring protocol, and a day before The trade includes a swap Russell Bodine in a trade NFL teams make their - of late-round draft picks with the Buffalo Bills on nal cuts to establish their and was rst reported by Friday. 53-player rosters. NFL Network. The Patriots sent Buffalo The 27-year-old Bodine The Broncos also ac- a 2020 sixth-round draft was selected by Cincinnati quired a seventh-round se- pick, the Bills announced. in the fourth round of the lection from New England Bodine is a fth-year 2014 draft, and started 64 for a sixth-rounder in next player who might have to games for the Bengals be- year’s draft. replace Andrews, who was fore signing with Buffalo The Patriots grabbed the hospitalized last weekend in free agency last year. Florida cornerback late in because of blood clots in He became the odd-man the second round of the his lung. out following Buffalo’s ex- 2018 draft to possibly ll Andrews was released tensive offseason offensive Malcom Butler’s spot. But- from the hospital on Mon- line overhaul in free agen- ler signed with Tennessee day and was spotted in cy. He was listed third on that offseason after being sweat pants during pre- the depth chart at the posi- benched at the Super Bowl. game warmups of the tion, behind Morse and an- But Dawson, the No. 56 Patriots’ 31-29 presea- other newcomer Spencer overall pick, missed his son-ending loss to the New Long. rookie season with a ham- York Giants on Thursday On Thursday, Buffalo string injury, and New night. traded guard Wyatt Teller England chose former Van- The Patriots haven’t re- to Cleveland for a pair of derbilt cornerback Joejuan leased any information draft picks. Williams in the second regarding Andrews’ condi- PATRIOTS TRADE round this year. tion. James Ferentz start- DUKE DAWSON Dawson provides depth ed at center against New A person with knowl- in Denver, where he’ll like- York. edge of the deal tells The ly compete with De’Vonte Bodine was entering his Associated Press the Den- Bausby behind Chris Har- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS sixth NFL season, and sec- ver Broncos have acquired ris Jr., Bryce Callahan and The Patriots acquired center Russell Bodine (center) from the Buffalo ond in Buffalo after start- cornerback Duke Dawson Isaac Yiadom in a retooled Bills on Friday in exchange for a 2020 sixth-round draft pick. ing 10 games at center from the New England Pa- secondary. SATURDAY, AUGUST 31, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Golf Golf St. Mary’s at Cardinal Spellman St. Mary’s at Arlington Catholic (3) (2:45) St. John’s Prep at Catholic Memorial Amesbury at Lynnfield (3) (3) St. John’s Prep at Central Catholic (3) Classical, English at Danvers (3:30) Swampscott at Beverly (3:15) Boys Soccer Danvers at Peabody (3:45) Lynnfield at Masconomet (3:45) Classical at Salem (4) Swampscott at Somerville (6) Gloucester at Marblehead (4) Lynn City Tournament Saugus at English (4) Tech at English (5) Boys Soccer Classical at St. Mary’s (7) Beverly at Revere (4) Girls Soccer Marblehead at Austin Prep (4) Masconomet at Lynnfield (3:45) Tech at Presentation of Mary (4) Tech at Presentation of Mary (4) Masconomet at St. John’s Prep (4) Field Hockey KIPP at Salem Academy (5:15) Beverly at Saugus (4) Girls Soccer Danvers at Peabody (4) Salem at Swampscott (3:30) Gloucester at Marblehead (4) Manchester-Essex at Marblehead (4) Haverhill at Revere (4) KIPP at Salem Academy (4) Bishop Fenwick at Swampscott (3:45) Lynn City Tournament Volleyball Tech at English (5) Danvers at Beverly (5:30) Classical at St. Mary’s (7) Marblehead at Swampscott (5:30) Field Hockey Lynnfield at Triton (5:30) Hamilton-Wenham at Bishop Fenwick Salem at English (5:30) (3:45) Saugus at Everett (5:30) Ipswich at Peabody (4) Classical at Winthrop (5:30) Volleyball Cross Country Saugus at Malden (5:30) Peabody at Gloucester (4) FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Tom Brady and the Patriots are the highest ranked team — along with the Los Angeles Rams — in SPORTS BRIEFS the rst edition of the 2019 NFL Power Rankings. Northeast Arc Clubhouse on O’Callaghan Way. All players that grad- 5K for Inclusion uated from Little League Patriots and Rams lead rankings are eligible and encour- Northeast Arc will spon- aged to play. Babe Ruth sor the 5K for Inclusion on players from this summer September 29 at Market heading into 100th NFL season are also eligible to play. Street in Lynnfield. The The schedule runs from road race will be part of a NEW YORK (AP) — Ba- and coaching. 5s for coaching, while the fense. Sept. 7 through Oct. 26 day that also includes a sically, the teams that met Both teams received a Saints’ offense got a top At the other end of the and perhaps longer, weath- 1-mile walk and roll and a in February’s Super Bowl pair of 5s in the same cat- mark, too. ranking were the Dolphins, er permitting. The registra- family funfest. tion fee is $100. More remain the NFL’s best. egories, for offense and At 16 points were Kan- dead last with 7 points; Festivities will run from In rankings compiled coaching. They also got sas City, Baltimore and Cincinnati with 8; and 8:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. with information can be found on Lynn Babe Ruth’s Face- by The Associated Press 4s for defense and special Chicago — all division Oakland with 9. Miami the 5K and walk starting NFL team writers, the Pa- teams. winners in 2018. was the only club drawing at 9 a.m. Registration is book page. $25 for the 5K and free for triots and Rams came out New Orleans, which but Other teams getting 5 two bottom marks, omi- the 1-mile walk & roll. on top. Using a scale of 1 for a blown of ciating call points were the Bears for nously on offense and de- To register, start a team Alumni and through 5, with the higher in the fourth quarter of the defense and coaching; the fense. The Bengals got a or for more information, Friends of Lynn number meaning a bet- NFC championship game Vikings for defense; the 1 for their defense, as did visit ne-arc.org/5k. ter rating, New England against the Rams might Eagles for offense; the the Raiders. Classical Golf and Los Angeles earned have met New England in Giants for special teams; Pittsburgh, Denver and Swampscott High 18 total points. They were the Super Bowl, and the the Broncos for defense; Minnesota got the lowest Tournament evaluated in four funda- other LA club, the Char- the Titans for defense; the number for their special seeks JV coaches The Alumni and Friends mental categories: offense, gers, were next with 17 Ravens for specials teams; teams, Tampa Bay for its Swampscott High School of Lynn Classical are host- defense, specials teams points. They also received and the Browns for of- defense. is looking for applicants for ing a golf tournament Sept. a junior varsity girls soccer 28 at Gannon Golf Course. coach and a junior varsity The following sponsorship Angels’ Tyler Skaggs died of accidental overdose field hockey coach. All opportunities are available interested applicants can for the tournament: bronze ARLINGTON, Texas Skaggs’ number and cov- contact Athletic Director hole ($100), silver hole (AP) — Los Angeles An- ered the mound with their Kelly Farley at kfarley@ ($150) and gold hole gels pitcher Tyler Skaggs jerseys after the victory. swampscott.k12.ma.us. ($200). Dinner for the died from a toxic mix of the It was a day before what event costs $40, while golf powerful painkillers fen- would have been Skaggs’ Lynn Babe Ruth and dinner costs $75. All tanyl and oxycodone along 28th birthday. sponsorships can be mailed with alcohol in an acciden- The day before he died, Fall Ball signups to Lynn Classical, attn. tal overdose, a medical ex- Skaggs posted a picture on Chris Warren. Those inter- aminer in Texas said in a Instagram of him and the Registration for Lynn Babe ested in bringing a four- report released Friday. Angels in cowboy hats and Ruth Fall Ball will take some are encouraged to The 27-year-old Skaggs other western clothing out- reach out to Warren at place today from 10 a.m. to was found dead in his ho- side their plane. Skaggs or- 1 p.m. at the Babe Ruth 781-244-0022. tel room in the Dallas area ganized the effort because July 1 before the start of the club was stopping in MLB what was supposed to be both major league cities in AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE a four-game series against Texas. East Division East Division the Texas Rangers. The The Southern California W L Pct GB W L Pct GB rst game was postponed native was drafted by the New York 88 47 .652 _ Atlanta 81 54 .600 _ Tampa Bay 77 58 .570 11 Washington 74 58 .561 5½ before the teams played Angels in the rst round Boston 72 62 .537 15½ Philadelphia 69 63 .523 10½ the nal three games. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS in 2009 and made his big Toronto 54 81 .400 34 New York 67 66 .504 13 The Tarrant County league debut with Arizona Baltimore 44 89 .331 43 Miami 48 85 .361 32 A Texas medical examiner announced Friday Central Division Central Division Medical Examiner’s Of ce that Los Angeles Angels pitcher Tyler Skaggs, three years later after be- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB issued a technical report ing traded. Minnesota 82 51 .617 _ St. Louis 73 59 .553 _ who passed away suddenly on July 1, died from that said Skaggs died as Skaggs returned to the Cleveland 79 55 .590 3½ Chicago 73 61 .545 1 an accidental overdose of fentanyl, oxycodone Chicago 60 73 .451 22 Milwaukee 68 66 .507 6 a result of “mixed ethanol, Angels in 2014 and missed Kansas City 47 88 .348 36 Cincinnati 63 70 .474 10½ and alcohol. Detroit 39 92 .298 42 Pittsburgh 57 77 .425 17 fentanyl, oxycodone intoxi- all of the next season re- West Division West Division cation with terminal aspi- covering from reconstruc- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB ration of gastric contents.” the team, along with the of the mound at Globe Life tive surgery on his left Houston 87 48 .644 _ Los Angeles 88 48 .647 _ rest of his teammates and Park. Oakland 77 56 .579 9 Arizona 68 66 .507 19 It said simply: “Manner elbow. He also spent more Texas 65 70 .481 22 San Francisco 65 68 .489 21½ of death: Accident.” LA staff members. In their rst home game than three months on the Los Angeles 64 71 .474 23 San Diego 62 71 .466 24½ The rst game after after Skaggs died, the An- Seattle 57 78 .422 30 Colorado 59 76 .437 28½ Skaggs’ death laid bare disabled list in 2017 with the emotions of manager Skaggs died was played gels beat the Seattle Mar- a right oblique muscle Friday’s Games Cincinnati (Mahle 2-10) at St. Louis Chicago Cubs 7, Milwaukee 1 (Wacha 6-6), 1:15 p.m., 1st game Brad Ausmus, star out- without music or the usual iners 13-0 on a combined strain. Skaggs was 28- Miami at Washington, 7:05 p.m. Milwaukee (Davies 8-7) at Chicago Cubs elder Mike Trout and in-game promotions for the no-hitter from Taylor Cole 38 with a 4.41 ERA in 96 N.Y. Mets at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. (Hamels 7-4), 2:20 p.m. Chicago White Sox at Atlanta, 7:20 p.m. N.Y. Mets (Matz 8-8) at Philadelphia (Var- fellow left-hander Andrew Rangers, who painted his and Félix Peña. All the career appearances, all Cincinnati at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. gas 6-6), 4:05 p.m. Heaney, his best friend on number “45” on the back LA players were wearing starts. Pittsburgh at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. Miami (Lopez 5-6) at Washington (Ross L.A. Dodgers at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. 3-3), 7:05 p.m. San Diego at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. Cincinnati (Gray 10-6) at St. Louis (TBD), Oakland at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. 7:15 p.m., 2nd game TV/RADIO Houston at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. L.A. Dodgers (Kershaw 13-3) at Arizona Cleveland at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. (Ray 11-7), 8:10 p.m. SATURDAY 9:30 a.m...... Hertha Berlin at Schalke ...... FS2 Minnesota at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. Pittsburgh (Musgrove 8-12) at Colorado 9:30 a.m...... Mainz 05 at Bayern Munich ...... FS1 Seattle at Texas, 8:05 p.m. TV (Melville 1-0), 8:10 p.m. Baltimore at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. 12:20 p.m...... Borussia Dortmund at Union Berlin ...... FS1 San Diego (Lucchesi 9-7) at San Francisco MLB Boston at L.A. 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MLB Network Los Angeles 64 71 .474 14 Milwaukee 68 66 .507 5 3:30 p.m...... Idaho at Penn State ...... Big Ten Network 4:07 p.m...... Boston at LA Angels ...... NESN Chicago 60 73 .451 17 New York 67 66 .504 5½ 7:08 p.m...... NY Mets at Philadelphia ...... ESPN Seattle 57 78 .422 21 San Francisco 65 68 .489 7½ 3:30 p.m...... South Carolina at North Carolina ...... ESPN Toronto 54 81 .400 24 Cincinnati 63 70 .474 9½ 4 p.m...... Northwestern at Stanford ...... Fox College Football 4 p.m...... Portland St. at Arkansas ...... SEC Network 3 p.m...... Bethune-Cookman at Jackson St...... ESPN2 4 p.m...... Virginia Tech at BC ...... ACC 3:30 p.m...... Morehouse at Alabama A&M ...... NFL Network TODAY IN SPORTS 7:30 p.m...... Georgia at Vanderbilt ...... ESPN 7:30 p.m...... Houston at Oklahoma ...... ABC 7:30 p.m...... Georgia So. at LSU ...... SEC Network Men’s Soccer August 31 Swaps, ridden by Bill Shoemaker in 7:30 p.m...... Miami (Ohio) at Iowa ...... FS1 9 a.m...... 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OFF THE MARK / MARK PARISI MODERATELY CONFUSED / JEFF STAHLER DILBERT / SCOTT ADAMS

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY After moving away, woman can’t move on from lost love DEAR ABBY: I have DEAR ABBY: One of known this man, “Finn,” Dear Abby is written by Abigail my sisters is visiting our for years. We grew up to- Van Buren, also known as Jeanne place and staying at our gether. He was the an- Phillips, and was founded by her house for four nights. She noying boy on the play- always brings presents ground who turned into mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact for us when she comes. my rst love when we Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. However, the items are were in college. We live in different states now, so Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. partly used or carry no we have grown distant, tags or seals. although we still talk on My other sisters feel holidays and birthdays. wedded to his hometown, he’s had the last oil the same as I do about it, It’s been quite a while which you have long out- change, and I start re- but no one ever says any- since we were together, grown. Then stop idealiz- minding him at the time thing. I am torn between but I still can’t get over ing a person who didn’t they are due. I tell him to staying silent or speak- him. I haven’t tried to value your relationship make an appointment, he ing out once and for all in nd another guy because enough to consider relo- says “I will,” but when plain English. What I know he will be second cating with you. And - asked later, he says he should I do? to Finn, and that’s not nally, accept the reality hasn’t. I have tried to tell fair to him. that this wasn’t meant to him how important it is. TAGLESS IN MAINE Is it weird that I still go be. Allow yourself the op- I’ve even made the ap- to text Finn when some- portunity to meet eligible pointment and taken the DEAR TAGLESS: thing big happens but men and quit comparing vehicles in myself. What When someone is a realize I can’t, or that I them to someone you have can I do to get him to houseguest — even a rela- dream about us still? placed on such a high take care of this responsi- tive — good manners dic- How do I get over a guy I bility by himself? pedestal that they cannot tate that a small gift is in love and only broke up compete. with because he didn’t NAGGING MOTHER order. By small gift, I want to move? I will nev- IN WISCONSIN mean a bouquet of ow- DEAR ABBY: My ers, a bottle of wine, a box er go back to our home- 24-year-old son is a good DEAR MOTHER: The of nuts or candy. Your sis- town. It was an awful young man and mostly way for your son to learn ter is either unaware of place. So what do I do? responsible and mature, that lesson is for you to the social graces, nan- except in one area. He stop nagging and let TRYING NOT TO cially strapped or rude. LOVE HIM fails to see the impor- him suffer the conse- tance of keeping up regu- quences for his irrespon- Accept the “gift” gracious- DEAR TRYING: Here’s lar oil changes on his two sibility. You may have ly but suggest that next what you do. Accept the vehicles that were passed helped the cars by tak- time a bottle of wine or fact that Finn is a “mar- down to him. ing them in, but you did some owers would be ap- ried man” — someone I keep track of when not help your son. preciated. BRIDGE

Pause to count high-card points Shreya Ghoshal, a singer from In- happens next? dia, said, “I believe that when the A West on fast forward would win going gets tough, you should just hit with his diamond king and lead an- pause. Assimilate what is happening other heart. He would expect to es- for 10 minutes. Your thoughts will be tablish his suit, get in with the club much clearer.” ace and cash the rest of his hearts. At the bridge table, you would be But as we can see, that will happen very unpopular if you paused for too late. South will have already tak- 10 minutes, but taking one or two en four spades, two hearts and three is perfectly acceptable. Many Wests diamonds. would play too quickly in today’s West should pause to count the deal. How should the play proceed high-card points. Dummy has 10, in three no-trump after West leads a declarer 15-17, and West 11. That fourth-highest heart ve to the three, leaves 2-4 for East. Which useful 10 and king? card can he hold? When you have the points, bid the Only the club king. game. It will make more often than not. West should cash the club ace and South starts with seven top tricks: not be inuenced by his partner’s four spades, two hearts and one dia- three. East cannot afford to signal mond. He has no alternative to play- with the 10. West continues with the ing on diamonds, so he crosses to club queen and the club eight, giving the board with a spade to the jack his side a timely ve tricks: one dia- and runs the diamond queen. What mond and four clubs. SATURDAY, AUGUST 31, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS EVENING TV LISTINGS SATURDAY’S TV AUGUST 31, 2019 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 Saturday, Aug. 31 makes a 5-year-old girl’s birthday dream BROADCAST STATIONS come true with a unicorn cake covered College Football WGBH (6:00) The Big Band 70s Soul Superstars (My Music) Motown, R&B, soul ADD and Loving It?! 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ASSOCIATED PRESS an oil industry city in the The Sinaloa and Juarez Gulf coast state of Vera- cartels once prided them- COATZACOALCOS, cruz where residents say selves on their targeted Mexico — Mexico’s drug gangs have been fighting killings, which riddled in- war appears to be back — over turf and extorting tended targets with bul- and it may be worse this business owners with lets while leaving family time around than in the threats of violence. Late members untouched. bloody years of the govern- Tuesday, suspected mem- Now, children are being ment’s 2006-2012 offen- bers of the Jalisco cartel killed with chilling fre- sive against drug cartels. showed up at the Caballo quency. In June, a young Back then, the worst of Blanco nightclub, blocked boy was killed along with the violence was confined its exits and set a fire that his father in Sonora state. to a few cities. Now it is killed 28 people trapped In July, a 10-year-old was spread out throughout the inside, apparently because country. Once it was not killed during a robbery the owner had either re- in Puebla state. In Au- uncommon for gangs to fused to make extortion kill adults but leave chil- gust, gunmen burst into payments or sold drugs a home in Ciudad Juarez dren unharmed. Now, the from another gang. and fired 123 bullets that killing of children along- Vanessa Galindo Blas killed three girls, aged 14, side their parents has be- lost her common-law hus- 13 and 4, along with an come all too frequent. band, Erick Hernández adult male who apparent- Perhaps the most dis- Enriquez, to the blaze. concerting change: Bloody Both were natives of Coa- ly was the real target. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS cartel violence outraged tzacoalcos, but had been Two years ago, Coa- Mexicans and captured discussing moving away. Mourners carry the cof n that contain the remains of Erick Hernandez En- tzacoalcos made headlines international attention for “We had talked about riquez, also known as DJ Bengala, who was killed in an attack on the White across Mexico when a man, the drug war, which saw leaving here for some- Horse nightclub where he was DJing, as they bring him for burial at the his wife and three young 27,000 homicides during where safer, so our kids municipal cemetery in Coatzacoalcos, Veracruz state, Mexico, Thursday. children were gunned its peak in 2011. Today, could have a better fu- down by a drug cartel. In even though the num- ture,” Galindo Blas said is now a problem across more dispersed, and that cres at parties, beheading contrast, the shooting of ber of Mexico’s homicides Thursday as she stretched much of Mexico, so no also makes it harder to videos posted on social the three Ciudad Juarez soared to near 35,000 last her hands out over Er- place is really safe. control,” said Alejandro media — the parallels be- girls drew less attention. year, the bloodshed seems ick’s bare metal coffin. On From 2006 to 2012, Hope, a security analyst tween now and then are “It seems like we are be- to draw less attention and it rested a photo of him much of the drug war kill- in Mexico. all too clear. “It’s like deja coming accustomed to this, indignation. wearing an “I Love Coa- ing occurred in a string of But counting down all vu all over again,” said to people killing children. It has all left many Mex- tzacoalcos” T-shirt. northern Mexico cities — the similarities — deadly Hope. I don’t want to become icans wondering which But they could never Ciudad Juarez, Tijuana, arson attacks, bodies left Another disturbing trend accustomed to that,” said way to turn. agree on a place to move, Culiacan, Reynosa and piled in heaps or hung is that young children are Lenit Enriquez Orozco, an That was evident this in part because violence Nuevo Laredo. “Now it is from overpasses, massa- being gunned down by activist in Coatzacoalcos. UK’s Boris Johnson faces mounting challenges to his ‘no deal’ Brexit plans By Gregory Katz leader of the opposition on whether a significant she is hopeful there is ASSOCIATED PRESS Labour Party. number of legislators enough opposition in Par- Major hopes to formally from Johnson’s Conserva- liament to block Johnson LONDON — British join the case started by tive Party are willing to from carrying out a “no Prime Minister Boris John- activist Gina Miller so he join forces with Labour deal” departure. son’s decision to suspend can argue that Johnson and other parties to frus- “If they try any more of Parliament for part of the has exceeded his author- trate the prime minister’s this stuff we will use any run-up to the Oct. 31 Brex- ity by asking Queen Eliz- oft-stated goal of taking means necessary to pre- it deadline faces mounting abeth II to shutter Par- Britain out of the EU vent this undemocratic legal and political challeng- liament for several weeks on Oct. 31 regardless of behavior — that includes es ahead of a weekend of during the crucial period whether a deal is in place. people taking to the planned street protests. before the Brexit deadline. Shami Chakrabarti, a streets, that includes peo- There are three ongoing “If granted permission to senior adviser to the La- ple taking to the airwaves, court tests to Johnson’s PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS intervene, I intend to seek bour Party on justice is- that includes people going plan, which he says is rou- sues, told BBC radio that to court.” Pro-democracy activists Joshua Wong, right, tine but which will short- to assist the court from and Agnes Chow speak to media outside a dis- en the time in which oppo- the perspective of having trict court in Hong Kong, Friday. nents in Parliament could served in government as a seek to pass legislation minister and prime minis- blocking a disorderly “no ter, and also in Parliament Hong Kong democracy deal” departure from the for many years as a mem- European Union. ber of the House of Com- activists granted bail, A Scottish judge Fri- mons,” he said. day declined to issue an A case is being heard in immediate injunction to Northern Ireland, as well. protest march banned block the suspension of The various courts are Parliament but set up a being asked to intervene By Ken Moritsugu ers were taken in earlier full hearing Tuesday on in what is seen by John- ASSOCIATED PRESS this week for alleged in- the legal bid launched by son’s opponents as a pow- volvement in the storming cross-party legislators de- er grab that undercuts the HONG KONG — Hong of the legislative building termined to keep Parlia- sovereignty of Parliament. Kong activist Joshua on July 1, when protesters ment in session. Organizers say more Wong and another core broke in and vandalized A separate case in Lon- than 30 protests have been member of a pro-democra- the main chamber. don has also received the planned in cities through- cy group were granted bail A leader of the Civil Hu- heavyweight backing of out the United Kingdom. Friday after being charged PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS man Rights Front, which former Prime Minister Opponents of a possible with inciting people to join had called Saturday’s John Major — a fellow “no deal” Brexit will have An anti-Brexit demonstrator, wearing a mask a protest in June, while march, said that Hong Conservative from John- to hustle to craft a bill in depicting Britain’s prime minister Boris John- authorities denied per- Kong residents would son’s party — and from the constrained time pe- son, protests outside the Cabinet of ce in Lon- mission for a major march have to think about other Tom Watson, the deputy riod. Success may depend don, Thursday. as they took what appears ways to voice their anger to be a harder line on this if the police keep banning summer’s protests. protests. The organizers of Sat- “The first priority of the Syrian troops to start unilateral urday’s march, the fifth Civil Human Rights Front anniversary of a decision is to make sure that all of by China against allowing the participants who par- cease- re in northwestern Idlib fully democratic elections ticipate in our marches will for the leader of Hong be physically and legally BEIRUT (AP) — Syrian Kong, said they were call- safe. That’s our first pri- government forces will soon ing it off after an appeals ority,” said Bonnie Leung. begin a unilateral cease- board denied permission. “And because of the deci- fire in northwestern Idlib It was unclear whether sion made by the appeal province, Russia’s military some protesters would still board, we feel very sorry said Friday, as hundreds of demonstrate on their own. but we have no choice but protesters were met with The police commander of to cancel the march.” tear gas marching toward Hong Kong island, Kwok Police arrested Wong a border crossing with Tur- Protesters Pak Chung, appealed to and Agnes Chow on Fri- key demanding that Anka- chant slogans people to stay away from day morning. They were ra either open the border as they any non-authorized ral- charged with participating for refugees or work on hold Syrian lies, warning that those in and inciting others to stopping the Syrian army’s revolutionary caught could face a five- join an unauthorized pro- advance. ags during a year jail term. test outside a police station The protest and cease- demonstration He told a daily news on June 21. Wong was also fire announcement came at the Bab al- conference that he was charged with organizing it. after weeks of a crushing Hawa border aware of social media “We will continue our offensive by Syrian troops crossing with messages urging people to fight no matter how they on the last remaining Turkey, Syria, take strolls or hold rallies arrest and prosecute us,” rebel stronghold, forcing Friday. in the name of religion. Wong told reporters out- hundreds of thousands to Kwok urged the public to side a courthouse after flee, many of whom were PHOTO | ASSOCIATED “make a clear break with they were released on bail. already without shelter. PRESS all acts of violence and Wong, one of the student A similar cease-fire stay away from locations leaders of the Umbrella at the beginning of the country’s crisis began, troops captured several border or demand an end where violent clashes may Movement in 2014, was re- month lasted a few days, and is currently home to hills and small villages to attacks by the govern- take place.” leased from prison in June after which the govern- 3.6 million people who southeast of Idlib as they ment. Police have been reject- after serving a two-month ment offensive resumed fled the civil war, now in appear to be trying to take Opposition activists said ing more applications for sentence related to that ma- and forces captured the its ninth year. In recent as much ground before the Turkish borders guards rallies and marches, citing jor pro-democracy protest. town of Khan Sheikhoun years, Turkey has taken cease-fire goes into effect. fired tear gas at the pro- violence at or after earli- Wong and Chow, both and all rebel-held towns of measures to slow the flow The Russian military testers. er ones. They also are ar- 22, are members of Dem- villages in nearby Hama of refugees and has been called on the opposition Speaking after Friday resting people for protests osisto, a group formed by province. to end “provocations” and sending some back home. prayers in Turkey’s cap- earlier this summer, a Wong and others in 2016 Syrian troops have been engage in peaceful settle- The Russian military ital of Ankara, President step they said was a natu- to advocate self-determi- on the offensive since April ment. Russia is a main ral development as inves- nation for Hong Kong. 30 against rebel-held ar- reconciliation center said backer of Syrian govern- Recep Tayyip Erdogan tigations were completed. Chow tried to run for of- eas forcing more than half the cease-fire will go into ment forces, while Turkey said the fighting in Idlib Andy Chan, the lead- fice last year, but was dis- a million people to flee, effect Saturday morning backs the opposition. was forcing Syrians to mi- er of a pro-independence qualified because of the many of them toward the at 6 a.m. (0300 GMT). The announcement came grate. “They are coming movement, was arrested group’s stance on self-de- border with Turkey far- The Russian report as hundreds of protesters towards us and we need at the airport Thursday termination. China does ther north. comes as government forc- in Idlib marched toward to be vigilant, we need to night under suspicion of not consider independence Turkey opened its bor- es have intensified their a border crossing with be cautious, and we have rioting and attacking po- an option for the semi-au- ders to Syrians in April offensive over the past Turkey demanding that taken all the necessary lice. Three other protest- tonomous territory. 2011, a month after the weeks. On Friday, Syrian Ankara either open the precautions,” he said. SATURDAY, AUGUST 31, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B7 CLASSIFIED

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If you fail to file a a copy of your answer, if any, in the office of the Register of this Court. Ox at 191 Oxford Street, Matt O'Neil, Manager has applied for a transfer of the All timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections WITNESS, Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Alcohol Beverages License as a Common Victualler to SAFRA Restaurant Group within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further Date: August 21, 2019 LLC DBA The Blue Ox, David Petrilli, Manager. notice to you. Pamela Casey O'Brien 2. Notice is hereby given that Banquet Event Center Inc., at 138 Boston Street, WITNESS, Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Register of Probate Michael Njika, Manager has applied for a New All Alcohol Beverages License as a Date: August 15, 2019 Common Victualler. Pamela Casey O'Brien Item: August 31, 2019 Patricia M. Barton, Chairperson Register of Probate Item: August 30, 31, 2019 Item: August 31, 2019 B8 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, AUGUST 31, 2019 REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS THIS WEEK LYNN 41 LEWIS ST 28 FERNWAY $580,000 $703,000 22 BASSETT ST B: Marco A Carvajal B: Leslee V Howell & John M Wager $626,000 S: 41 Lewis Street LLC S: Trina Gupta & Donald Libby SELLING YOUR HOME? B: Francklin J Baptiste & If you want an honest opinion of value, Michaelle Bien-Aime 44-46 LEWIS ST 8 HAWKES LN S: Karen M Bentlage $6,297,600 $534,000 call JOHN or MIKE CONNOR. B: Lewis Beach 2 LLC B: Aguilar Martins 11 BEACH RD 50 LEWIS ST S: Linda J Gillon & Robert M Gillon $8,000,000 $8,000,000 FREE SERVICE B: Lewis Beach 2 LLC B: Lewis Beach 2 LLC 14 LYNNBROOK RD S: DSA Partners 5 LLC S: DSA Partners 5 LLC $525,000 B: Jawad Al-Mamori & Iiham CONNORREALESTATE.COM 11 BEACH RD 50 LEWIS ST Khoutabi $6,297,600 $6,297,600 S: Diane M Carey Tr, Tr for Diane B: Lewis Beach 2 LLC B: Lewis Beach 2 LLC M Carey LT 55 MAVERICK ST 27 INTERVALE AVE 6 LEWIS LN S: Lewis Beach Investor LLC S: Lewis Beach Investor LLC $539,900 $730,000 $247,500 MARBLEHEAD B: Patricia Featherstone B: Anuj K Goel & Eileen A Goel B: Steve W Garten 17 BEACH RD 60 LEWIS ST S: Leonard L Bulger & Annaliese S: Anthony D Provanzano Jr & S: Citimortgage Inc $6,297,600 $6,297,600 131 ATLANTIC AVE Ketcham Luresa M Provanzano B: Lewis Beach 2 LLC B: Lewis Beach 2 LLC $1,175,000 6 MCINTYRE RD 97 NANEPASHEMET ST 21 JOYCE RD S: Lewis Beach Investor LLC S: Lewis Beach Investor LLC B: Deborah K Whitney & Mark M $540,000 $1,330,000 $480,102 Whitney B: Amado Rivas & Esteban Rivas 19 BULFINCH TER S: Ruth D Boland B: Maria C Keroack & Myles D B: Gail P Tyrrell Tr, Tr for Gail P 60 LEWIS ST Tyrrell 2003 T S: Florinda M Forlizzi Tr, Tr for $435,000 $8,000,000 Keroack B: Melissa Corcoran & Shane 38 BROOKHOUSE DR S: Doug B Settelmeyer & Kristen S: Deborah A Murphy Tr, Tr for Mazzino P Volpe T B: Lewis Beach 2 LLC Moody NT Corcoran S: DSA Partners 5 LLC $899,000 E Settelmeyer S: Ewe Properties Inc B: Constantine N Paleologos & 34 RICHARD ST $ 5 LEDGEWOOD WAY U:14 80 MAYFAIR ST Courtney E Paleologos 26 ROSE AVE 420,000 19 CAMPBELL ST S: John W Kelleher & Therese A $730,000 $365,000 B: Julio C Araujo-Deoliveira $650,000 B: Albert W Bovardi & Carmella $416,000 B: Rony Zacarias Kelleher B: Annemette Bontaites & S: William C Jarzynka B: Willy O Ramirez Nicholas J Bontaites Bovardi S: Justin Young & Kayla Young S: Jonathan Mover 40 MICHIGAN AVE 6 BUBIER RD S: US Bank NA Tr 10 SPENCER AVE $500,000 $320,000 $245,000 288 CHESTNUT ST B: Leslie Mahoney & Paul 19 STACEY ST 5 LEDGEWOOD WAY U:22 B: Scott D Mclean $380,000 B: Nemesio Lopez-Vargas & $535,000 Mahoney $530,000 S: Ron Mclean B: Andrea Galli B: Noel E Alexander S: Mcbride Betsy C Est & Cynthia B: John W Kelleher & Therese A Felipa Valedo-Espinoza S: Chestnut Group LLC Cooke S: Joan N Zaidman & Sidney S: Peter Manoogian Tr, Tr for 10 PLEASANT ST U:306 Kelleher Zaidman S: Carnevale Mark Est & Albert Spencer Avenue RT 92 E PARK AVE $200,500 19 BUCHANAN RD B: Wilkens Louis Carnevale 4 LOWELL STREET CT $340,000 $1,025,000 11 TUTTLE ST B: Allison Moise & Marc Moise S: Deutsche Bk Natl T Co Tr B: Pamela Wanstall & Richard $425,000 NAHANT B: Old Dorcester LLC $480,000 S: Erin Mcintyre Wanstall B: John Skane 14 PRISCILLA WAY S: Martin Orloff S: Barbara L Freeman 15 GOODELL ST $500,000 No transactions this week S: Daniel Laundry & Alanna $465,000 B: Joel A Pimentel 5 CARNA RD 13 MANOR DR Marcus B: Rumaldo Solis & Clyde W S: Ronald E Walker & Toni Walker $729,000 PEABODY $625,000 Sollows B: Cinzia Biancaniello & James B: Denise A Brandano & Robert 53 VINE ST S: MS Masonry&Stone Svcs Inc 52 THISTLE ST F Dykes 84 ABORN ST U:1401 Brandano $510,000 $340,000 S: Andrew P Musto & Stephanie $280,000 S: Kathryn J Moulaison & Walter B: Amilton A Costa 108 GROVE ST B: Sandra Flores E Musto B: Jamiro Dossantos J Moulaison S: Cheryl A Elliott $690,000 S: Annette T Phinney S: Louise I Chick & Russell W 25 PINE ST B: Wesley Sousa-Izidoro 28 DARLING ST Chick Jr 20 WESTLAND AVE S: Sharon J Fogarty & Terence J 69-71 TRACY AVE $950,000 $535,000 $510,000 Fogarty $500,000 B: JB Capital LLC 9 ALBERT RD B: Stephen Harrison S: Beth A Plastino & Eugene P B: Geovani A Gutierrez & Charles B: Juana Feliz S: George W Osgood Tr, Tr for 350 $650,000 Plastino E Harlan 32 HAMILTON AVE U:6 S: Papazpglou Viola L Est & RT B: Dario Corrao & Gina M Corrao $160,000 Pamela Scangas S: John R Jodoin & Nancy Jodoin S: Eric J Breda & Melissa Breda B: Belen Reyes-Avila & Klaus R 105 GREEN ST U:1 6 REED RD Morgenstern 53 WARDWELL AVE $470,000 $470,000 101 BARTHOLOMEW ST B: Andrea Meola & John Meola SWAMPSCOTT S: Noah R Martin Jr $150,000 B: Anne F Lavoie & Richard A $300,000 B: Ocean Bay Capital LLC Lavoie S: Camille Dilorenzo Tr, Tr for B: 21 Southwick Properties Camille Dilorenzo RET 1 DILISIO RD 113 JEFFERSON ST S: Sandra A Tucker S: Gary Funari Tr, Tr for Urbanvest S: Gary Gonsalves $315,000 RT $700,000 B: Shirley Mulford & Philip White B: Rony I Mendez-Lopez & Debra 93 WARREN ST SAUGUS 49 BRADFORD RD S: Peter Athanas & Stella M Mendez $350,000 105 GREEN ST U:2 $600,000 S: Carlos J Alcantara $450,000 10 AUSTIN CT U:A Buchekas B: Sugar Hill Realty LLC B: Austin S Kou B: Suzanne Femino $210,000 S: William D Hashem Tr, Tr for S: Andrea Vurgaropulos 54 LAWRENCE RD James A Bailey FT S: Gary Funari Tr, Tr for Urbanvest B: Jay Lanney 3 FISHER AVE $597,500 RT S: Dina M Pagliuca 15 ELLSWORTH RD $450,000 B: Abraham R Rodriguez & 255 WESTERN AVE B: Matthew D Tharkelsen Blanca Romero 8 LIBERTY LN $427,000 25 COLUMBUS AVE $600,000 B: Jarrod Lane & Nicole Lane S: John E Grady & Kirsten Grady S: Reynald Ballentos & Cielo B: Ram C Thapa $555,000 $510,000 Ballentos B: Linda Flanigan & Charles E S: Holly A Trewern & Kyle H B: Camila B Vieira S: Ann Monaco & Dennis J Trewern 42 PLEASANT ST Monaco Harlan S: Sheila C Pistone 17 LEWIS ST $300,000 S: Lewis Beach Investor LLC S: Elizabeth Callahan Tr, Tr for $8,000,000 Nelson NT 107 FOSTER ST U:308 9 CURTIS ST B: Peter Abbruzzese B: Lewis Beach 2 LLC $256,000 $460,000 S: Don Q Real Estate Dev LLC 44-46 LEWIS ST S: DSA Partners 5 LLC 3 LINCOLN PARK B: Jeffrey Cappello & Maryann B: Mohamed Lamaallem & Amal $8,000,000 $430,000 Cappello Aloucahe B: Lewis Beach 2 LLC 49 STETSON AVE 42 LEWIS ST B: Jorge E Estrada S: Deborah A Fauci & Joanne F S: Emmanuel Lejeune & Donna $550,000 S: DSA Partners 5 LLC Kelley $6,297,600 S: Ingrid M Farelli & Jeremiah D Lejeune B: Jonathan Deblois & Stephany B: Lewis Beach 2 LLC Farelli Deblois S: Lewis Beach Investor LLC LYNNFIELD 15 GLEN DR 48 DENVER ST U:307 56 LONDONDERRY RD $670,000 $430,000 S: Lincoln B Erhard & Jaimie P 42 LEWIS ST 14 CARPENTER RD $749,900 B: Destinee Buonopane & B: Alice C Lynch & Gerald J Hyde $8,000,000 $550,000 B: Lincoln B Erhard & Jaimie Hyde Renee Buonopane Lynch B: Lewis Beach 2 LLC B: Francis Sorrento Jr S: Stacy K Grif n & Thomas H S: Barbara J Smidt & Stephen C S: Edward Carlson & Marilyn Source: Banker and Tradesman, S: DSA Partners 5 LLC S: Albert Dizoglio Grif n Jr Smidt Carlson bakerandtradesman.com Illinois takes rst steps to sell controversial architectural icon

By Dan Petrella selling the Helmut Jahn- Aside from zoning and CHICAGO TRIBUNE designed building in last the transit station, there year’s budget, though are several other issues CHICAGO — Illinois Pritzker didn’t sign into that could complicate the Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s ad- law the legislation autho- sale process. ministration is taking the rizing the sale until April. first real step toward the For one, the retail space The request for propos- in the building’s glass- long-discussed sale of the als, which will be due James R. Thompson Cen- enclosed atrium and Oct. 4, is the first step in lower-level food court is ter in the Loop. a two-year process laid controlled by Boston’s The state’s Department out in the legislation. The Winthrop Realty Trust of Central Management Pritzker administration Services announced Tues- says it makes sense for and Chicago’s Marc Re- day that it will put out a the state to sell the build- alty through a master request for proposals this ing because it needs more lease that doesn’t expire week for “an array of tech- than $300 million worth until 2034. The state like- nical and project manage- of repairs and costs more ly would have to buy out ment expertise” for the sale than $17 million a year to the lease before the space of the state’s controversial operate. could be redeveloped, and Chicago headquarters. Unlike Rauner, Pritzker it’s unclear what that “The Thompson Center isn’t counting on revenue would mean for existing is an inefficient work en- from the sale to fund day- tenants. vironment for the current to-day state operations. A Exterior of the Thompson Center, 100 W. Randolph St. in Chicago, Ill. “As we move forward, ad- demands of state busi- surprise windfall of tax dressing the master lease ness,” Pritzker said in a revenue in April helped of Chicago and the CTA to for years, with Emanuel governor’s office has “had will be part of the final statement. “Today we are plug the budget hole that maintain operation of the attempting to use zoning a number of productive plan,” Bittner said. moving forward with the resulted from the transac- Clark/Lake CTA station changes as leverage to conversations with the After Pritzker signed the process of selling the facil- tion not transpiring. In- that occupies part of the gain Rauner’s support for city about the transaction, legislation authorizing the ity and using the proceeds stead, the new Democratic building. a bill that would have al- including zoning.” sale, the National Trust to help stabilize the pen- governor wants to use the If the building is sold, lowed the city to restruc- Chicago Mayor Lori for Historic Preservation sion system.” proceeds from the eventu- state employees will be ture some pension pay- Lightfoot’s office con- added the Thompson Cen- Pritzker’s predecessor, al sale to infuse cash into moved across LaSalle ments. However, the city firmed in a statement that ter to its list of the nation’s Republican Gov. Bruce the state’s severely under- Street to the Michael A. and state did agree to in- the governor’s office had Rauner, pushed for years funded pension systems. Bilandic Building and clude the building as part been in touch. most endangered historic to sell the 17-story, 1.2 The administration hasn’t to other state-owned or of one of the proposed sites “We look forward to places. The Washington, million-square-foot build- said how much it expects -rented offices, according in their failed joint bid for working with the state D.C.-based nonprofit orga- ing to help balance the to bring in. to the governor’s office. Amazon’s planned second to review future plans nization called the build- state’s finances. Lawmak- The eventual buyer Rauner and former headquarters. for this site through our ing “Chicago’s foremost ers even counted on $300 will have to enter into an Mayor Rahm Emanuel Pritzker spokeswoman planned development pro- example of grandly scaled million in revenue from agreement with the city wrangled over the issue Emily Bittner said the cess,” the statement said. postmodernism.”