THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2019 Nahant manages a new ride Lynn By Bridget Turcotte department and the assets we have here ITEM STAFF in town that we can use during those types of natural disaster events,” said Town Ad- takes NAHANT — Nahant’s Emergency Man- ministrator Antonio Barletta. agement team is taking the wheel and de- A monstrous Nor’easter churned off the fending the town against extreme weather coast of New England with hurricane-force over and  ooding. winds and rain during dangerous high tide Nahant acquired a Humvee emergen- cycles in March 2018, leaving parts of the cy transport vehicle for free through a town under water for several days. The Defense Logistics Agency program that Department of Public Works was unable to senior provides emergency response and rst re- pump water out of several roads and the sponders with surplus military vehicles. ball elds on Ward Road before it was hit “Ever since March of 2018, when we had with recurring high tides. This left many center two signi cantly sized areas of the town streets impassable. Nahant Police Of cer Matt Morneau and under water for four days, we’ve been look- Carl Maccario of Nahant Emergency Man- ing closer at our emergency management NAHANT, A3 agement show off the town’s new Humvee. By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF LYNN — Mayor Thomas M. McGee announced on Lynn eld Wednesday that the city will be taking over man- agement of the Lynn Se- upskirt nior Center, which would include a move to a new facility. But some seniors suspect are skeptical they will see much bene t from the transition. faces The city and Great- er Lynn Senior Services (GLSS) have come to an more agreement to move the Senior Center from the GLSS building at 8 Sils- charges bee St. to a new, unde- termined facility in June By Thomas Grillo 2020. ITEM STAFF McGee said the city will take over operation and PEABODY — The man management of the Senior accused of taking upskirt Center, but continue to photos of teenage girls at partner with GLSS on de- MarketStreet is facing livering certain services. new charges. “GLSS has been a valu- Jeffrey Emil Evangelis- able partner for many ta, 53, was arraigned for decades during a time a second time in Peabody that Lynn was not in a District Court Wednesday position to operate its own on seven additional counts senior center,” McGee said of using a cellphone to in a statement. “We look photograph a person’s in- forward to continuing to timate parts without their work with them during consent. this transition and with The latest allegations the future delivery of nu- follow his arrest at the trition, mental health and Lynn eld mall in July. meal preparation/deliv- Security and police were ery programs at the new looking for the suspect center. This is an exciting after they received sep- opportunity to expand the arate reports from par- vital services the city can ents about a man taking offer our senior popula- pictures of a 15-year-old tion. customer and a 17-year- “Given recent stabiliza- old employee at The Paper tion of the city’s nancial Store. condition, along with in- Essex County Assistant creased state aid for se- District Attorney Ga- nior programs, we believe brielle Clark said when the time is right for Lynn investigators searched to follow the model of oth- Evangelista’s cellphone er municipalities in the after his arrest, they Commonwealth and oper- found the additional vid- ate its own senior center,” eos. McGee said. A not guilty plea was en- The agreement comes in tered on his behalf. the wake of a series of pro- Evangelista, dressed in tests from seniors associ- a golf shirt and slacks, sat ated with Massachusetts in the courtroom with his Senior Action Council. Or- wife, Donna. ganizers said their issue His attorney, Benjamin is not with the location Richard, told the court his of the Senior Center, but client is undergoing treat- rather with the landlord, ment and is attending Paul Crowley, GLSS CEO, weekly therapy sessions Lynn crane operator at about the way staff and to deal with the problem. seniors are treated at the Neither would comment. center. Peabody District Court the top of his profession Kathy Paul, president Judge James Barretto of North Shore Mass Se- ordered new conditions nior Action, said what the on Evangelista’s release By Thor Jourgensen streets. To reach the crane’s operator’s The boom crane, seniors need is more pro- based on the DA’s recom- ITEM STAFF cab, Callahan climbs 11 ladders mount- operated by Scott gramming at the center, mendation. In addition to ed one above the other and encased in Callahan of Wind- LYNN — Towering 162 feet above such as what’s offered in the original requirement ham, N.H., towers metal safety cages every workday short- neighboring communities. to stay away from the the ground and painted red, the place ly after 6:30 a.m. roughly 180 feet Regarding the announce- victims, Evangelista has where Scott Callahan goes to work ev- He shoves his 6-foot 6-inch frame above the Oxford ment about the move, she been ordered not to use ery day has dominated the city’s skyline through a hatch atop the crane and Street construction said seniors will believe it a cellphone or a camera, since mid summer. climbs into the 4-foot by 8-foot cab with site. when they see it. to have a mental health Callahan operates a crane being used “Budgets have been cut, evaluation, and continue to build Procopio Enterprises Inc.s’ its panoramic view of Lynn and points apartment construction project un- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK treatment. He was re- CRANE, A3 LYNN, A3 leased on $2,500 bail. derway between Oxford and Munroe A pretrial hearing has been scheduled for Oct. 21. The crime, secret sexual INSIDE GAYLA CAWLEY surveillance, is punish- COMMENTARY able by up to 2½ years Opinion in jail or a ne of up to A Swampscott $5,000 for each count. superlative. A4 Evangelista faces up to 25 How young is too young to diet? years in prison. LOOK! In his original 75-min- Stepping into senior Weight Watchers for kids? If anything, it begs the question: eat doesn’t exceed that total, and ute interview with year in Saugus. A8 A free weight loss program for How young is too young for a kid voila, that’s supposed to lead to Lynn eld Police detectives, kids and teens 8-17 years old to start dieting? weight loss. Evangelista admitted he Sports is the newest offering from the I have mixed feelings on the The Kurbo app is similar, except took pictures that day of at Classical boys soccer company, which rebranded itself matter. a traf c light system is used. For least one girl and had done storms its way past as WW last September. Most people are familiar with instance, green light foods are it in the past, according to St. Mary’s B1 The new app, Kurbo by WW, the Weight Watchers point sys- good to eat any time, yellow foods the police report.  has proved controversial so far, tem. Participants are allocated should be consumed in moderation Tech boys squeak past with critics saying it could lead to a certain number of points a day SUSPECT, A3 English on PK. B1 eating disorders in adolescents. and have to make sure what they CAWLEY, A2

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Dorothea Kurkul, 94 George L. Sullivan, 94 Jennette R. Crowell, 91 1924-2019 1927-2019 BEVERLY — Mrs. Dorothea PITTSFIELD, N.H. — Mr. SAUGUS — Mrs. Jennette “Dot” (Hughes) Kurkul, 94, George L. Sullivan, age 94, of R. (Bentley) Crowell, age 91, of Beverly, died on Aug. 27, Pitts eld, N.H., and formerly of died on Tuesday, Sept. 3 at her 2019 in the Kaplan Family Lynn, died on Aug. 29, 2019. home surrounded by her lov- Hospice House in Danvers. He was the husband of the ing family. She was the wife of Dot was the daughter of the late Margaret (Mullen) Sulli- the late Lloyd W. Crowell. late John William and Ellen van. Mrs. Crowell was born on Mary (Kelley) Hughes, and Born in Stoneham on Nov. Nov. 2, 1927, a lifelong res- was the sweetheart to her late 26, 1924, he was the son of ident of Saugus, and a res- husband, Edmund J. Kurkul, to the late Robert C. and Mary El- ident of Bow Street for 67 whom she was married for 50 len (Sheehan) Abbott. George years. She was the daughter years. Raised in East Boston, graduated from Stoneham of the late Edmund Earl and she graduated from Boston High School, Class of 1942. Henrietta (Briand) Bentley. Girl’s Latin High School and He moved to Lynn in 1963. She was a devoted wife and attended night classes at Har- He served in the U.S. Navy mother to six children who vard Business School before during WWII, receiving the created and maintained a starting her career and moving Asiatic-Paci c Theatre Medal lovely home for her family. She to Lynn in 1954. (one star) and the Philippine was also a cake decorator for Dot retired in 1984 after Liberation Medal. Lavino’s Bakery in Cliftondale working 20 years for the Gen- Lynn, Mary Ellen Sharkey and George was the superin- Saturday at 8 a.m. in the Square for many years, and son, Christopher Tapley. eral Electric Company. She her husband John of Beverly, tendent of Calvary Cemetery, CUFFE-MCGINN Funeral was a caregiver to two elderly In lieu of  owers donations was a member of IUE Local and David Kurkul and his wife Woburn for the Archdiocese Home, 157 Maple St., Lynn, ladies until she was 85 years in her memory may be made 201 and Lynn AmVets Auxil- Tricia of Exeter, N.H. She is of Boston Catholic Cemeteries followed by a graveside old. Mrs. Crowell attended to Beacon Hospice, 100 Cum- iary. She carried the lessons also survived by her 12 grand- for more than 20 years and service in St. Mary’s Cem- Pondview Adult Care and Sau- mings Center, Suite 222C, from her work into daily life, children, John, David, Charles, retired in 1993. etery, Lynn, at 10 a.m. In gus Senior Center on Wednes- Beverly, MA 01915. diligently adding her receipts Paula, Michelle, Alison Lee, Brother of the late William lieu of owers, donations in days for Bingo. Service information: Rel- well into her golden years. Julie, Benjamin, Alexandra, Sullivan and Joseph Sullivan, his memory may be made Mrs. Crowell leaves four atives and friends are invit- Dot and Ed retired to Beverly Jacquelyn, Matthew, Berkeley; he leaves several nieces and to Catholic Charities, 275 daughters, Christine Raimo ed to attend visiting hours in 1991 where they happily and two great-grandchildren, nephews including Margaret West Broadway, Boston, and her husband, the late An- in the BISBEE-PORCELLA spent the rest of their years. Riley and Avery. She also Grunst of Pitts eld, N.H., Kath- MA 02127, www.ccab.org/ thony, Karen Almeida and her Funeral Home, 549 Lincoln Dot had a zest for life. leaves many nieces and neph- leen Smith of Lynn, Kevin Mul- donate, or to the American husband Roger, Cynthia Tapley Ave., Saugus, on Friday from Whether it be bingo, dancing, ews. Sister of the late John, len of Sanford, Maine, Robin Cancer Society, 3 Speen and her husband Dale, Car- 4-8 p.m. A service will be or singing, you could always Joseph and Virginia Hughes, White of Leominster; and St., Framingham 01701. To olyn Kelly and her husband held at the funeral home on nd her as the life of the par- Eleanor McCormick, Carolyn several great-nieces share a memory or Tom; son, Kevin Crowell; sister, Saturday at 10 a.m. Inter- ty. Undeniably one of her fa- McCormick and Mary Mullen. and great-nephews. leave online condo- Clara Van Cott; brother, Robert ment Riverside Cemetery in He was also the un- vorite pastimes was going on She also leaves behind two of lences please visit Bentley; 10 grandchildren; 11 Saugus. For directions and her closest four-legged com- cle of the late Cheryl www.cuffemcginn. cruises, having gone on more great-grandchildren; and sev- condolences www.Bisbee- than 30 throughout her years. panions, Dougie and Fenway, Brown of Lee, N.H., com. eral nieces and nephews. She Porcella.com. She particularly loved regal- with whom she spent a great and of Roy C. Mullen is predeceased by her son ing people with stories of her deal of time and countless ep- of Lynn. Keith E. Crowell, two brothers, trip on the Queen Mary II. Dot isodes of Jeopardy. Service information: A LIFE WELL CELEBRATED® Earl and William Bentley, sis- spent time as a volunteer at Service information: Her visitation will be held on ter, Rita Knight, and her grand- the Lynn Senior Center. Her memorial service will be other hobbies included cro- held on Sunday, Sept. 8 at cheting afghans for her family 7 p.m. in the SOLIMINE Fu- and hats for babies at the lo- neral Home, 426 Broadway cal hospital. Most importantly, (Route 129), Lynn. Memorial she loved her family, and her visiting hours are on Sept. How young is too young to diet? greatest joy was watching 8 from 4-8 p.m. Burial will them grow to have families of be private. In lieu of owers weight, which was was on recently revolved ics. This more sedentary their own and offering words please make a donation to CAWLEY misleading because my around one of the charac- lifestyle could make a diet of wisdom. your favorite charity. Direc- From A1 She is survived by her chil- efforts were de nitely no ters, Betty’s efforts to lose plan more necessary. tions and guestbook at www. and red foods should make dren, Dorothy Anne Gillan and longer healthy. A sim- weight through Weight But the word “diet” solimine.com. kids “stop and think” her husband Patrick of Beverly, ple diet had turned into Watchers. itself could be the most before consumption. Edmund C. Kurkul and his wife disordered eating, which The show’s ctitious problematic part. Diets Now, I don’t have kids Pamela of Gardner, John “Jack” is what critics fear could company representative mean restriction and Kurkul and his wife Elaine of so I can’t take a parenting be the case with the new in charge of the weekly make people think in all- perspective. Many of the app. weigh-ins became con- or-nothing terms. Some- critics arguing the app I agree with the prem- cerned when the women one might give up if they could lead to disordered ise. For an overweight were upset at a lack of indulge. eating are parents. But I child or teen, losing weight loss, and reminded Weight Watchers, or Paul D. Roney, 52 was once a kid, an over- weight through a diet them that whether they WW, seems to believe weight one at that. plan will likely lead to im- had a good or bad week saying “diet” for kids is a 1967-2019 I remember the misery proved con dence and a shouldn’t be determined problem too. The website it brought me growing more positive self-image. by their results on the LYNN — Paul David Roney, of North Carolina, and Andrea for Kurbo says “Kurbo up, with not being able Not to mention, it makes scale each week. 52, a lifelong resident of Lynn, Sanderson of France. Paul is is not a diet. Instead to t into clothes during for improved health, as Hopefully, kids and passed away on Aug. 30, also survived by his many lov- of restrictions, Kurbo back-to-school shopping teens using the app will 2019. ing cousins and friends. long as it isn’t taken to uses behavior change to or the feeling of being un- Born in Lynn on May 26, Service information: Vis- the extreme. remember that their teach teens how to make attractive. There was the 1967 to his beloved parents iting hours will be held But I have a few issues value isn’t determined by healthier choices, while repeated feeling of failure Maria (Carito) Roney and the on Saturday, Sept. 7 from with the app. the number on the scale leaving room for their every time a diet failed late Paul A. Roney. Paul grad- 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at In some cases, I think or how much weight they favorites.” uated from Bishop Fenwick CUFFE-MCGINN Funeral and I was at a loss of how putting kids on a diet too lose. I don’t think diet is the High School in 1985. He was a Home, 157 Maple St., Lynn, to take off the weight. young signals to them But some may argue right word to use either. huge movie fan, who especially followed by a funeral service Finally, the summer that there’s something that a weight loss pro- I think of it more as a loved to watch the latest super- on Saturday at 12:30 p.m. in before my senior year of wrong with their bodies gram for adolescents is lifestyle. It might come hero movies. He enjoyed bowl- the funeral home. Burial will high school, I was able to and they’re taught that a necessary these days. down to parenting, with ing and being able to sneak off follow in St. Joseph’s Ceme- lose 40 pounds through a certain body type is ideal. According to government kids only having access to the occasional casino. tery, Lynn. In lieu of owers, new almost-daily com- Striving to be a certain data published by Time to healthy food rather He was the dear brother contributions in Paul’s mem- mitment to exercise and size or weight could make magazine, almost 38 than junk food in the of Stephen C. Roney and his ory may be made to the Lynn changing the way I ate. it so that it’s dif cult for percent of American teen- house. For the most part, wife, Beatriz of Wilmington and Item Santa Fund at www. Running remains my them to become satis- agers ages 16 to 19 have unless they’re old enough Denise Roney and her ancé, itemlive.com/itemsanta. preferred exercise today ed with themselves or tried to lose weight, and to work, they only have Jim Rex of Lynn; the darling To share a memory or leave because I couldn’t com- celebrate their accom- nearly 20 percent of kids the option to eat what is nephew of Raela Smart and online condolences, please plete the mile-run in high plishments along the way. 2-19 qualify as obese. available to them. her husband, Robert of Flori- visit www.cuffemcginn.com. school, one of the require- It can be a hard mindset According to the article, Time will tell if the app da and Earl Roney of Florida; ments of gym class. to break out of as you get overweight kids are likely ultimately proves more the adored uncle of Carolyn But 15 pounds inched older. The traf c light to continue struggling helpful than harmful, Roney of Wilmington, Jeremy their way back on system also puts a focus with their weight as they but at least the intention Sanderson and his wife, Alyx LIFE WELL CELEBRATED® throughout the year, on “good” or “bad” foods, age, underscoring the seems good. As is typi- and then a month before which could stick with need for early interven- cally the case, there’s no graduation, my routine them as they get older tions. harm in enjoying some- turned into overexercis- and could lead to an un- Kids may be more thing, but moderation is ITEM CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! ing and food deprivation, healthy relationship with overweight these days key. where I was able to lose food. because they don’t play Call Customer Service to place an ad 20 pounds in a month’s I’m currently watching outside as much anymore Gayla Cawley is a staff 781-593-7700, ext. 2 time. “Mad Men” on Net ix and and instead spend their reporter with the Daily I was at a healthy one of the storylines I time inside with electron- Item.

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Two offi- cers approached the per- programs have been cut director of organizing for city budget, to staff the ders receive the best sup- He also told detectives son they recognized from and the attendance has the Massachusetts Senior Senior Center and pay for ports possible. he “didn’t want to take the the video. They also spot- dropped dramatically be- Action Council, said the rent. “That work will contin- videos,” but failed to elab- ted the cooler in his gro- cause there’s nothing to complaint stemmed from It was unclear how that ue. Putting the needs of do,” Paul said. “(We) might Crowley allegedly knock- cost would change with orate, the report said. cery cart that looked like our elders first, we have The investigation was as well sit at home and ing the hat off the head of the transfer of the Senior the one from the video. jointly determined that launched at MarketStreet watch the boob tube … We a senior four times. Center to the city. McGee In 2014, Massachusetts this new direction for the in June. At the time, po- need to know that respect When Minchello went declined a request for an lawmakers made it illegal Senior Center will offer lice obtained video footage and dignity for staff and to Crowley to address the interview and Michael to secretly take upskirt the greatest benefits to from The Paper Store and the seniors is going to go complaint, Edwards said Bertino, the city’s chief photographs of women or more seniors through- spotted a man carrying a with the new place, wher- he cut the Senior Center’s financial officer, did not children in public. red and gray lunch bag ever it is, and we’d like to budget by $30,000 and re- respond to a request for out the city. GLSS will do The measure was signed with a shoulder strap. see some transparency on moved her as Council on comment. Details of the whatever it can to ensure by former Gov. Deval Police later interviewed where the money goes.” Aging executive director. agreement were not re- a smooth transition and Patrick one day after the the teens. One of them More than three doz- She later resigned from leased beyond emailed will, of course, continue to state Supreme Judicial told police she saw a en seniors protested on her post as the center’s ac- statements from McGee deliver the vital services Court ruled that a man cellphone in his bag, that the front steps of the tivities coordinator. and Crowley provided by and resources our con- who took cellphone pho- he acted “weird” and in- GLSS headquarters ear- “It wasn’t so much that the city. sumers need to promote tos up the skirts of female vaded her personal space. ly last month in support the location was bad,” Ed- “This is an exciting op- their health and well-be- passengers on the MBTA The other teenager of former Lynn Council wards said. “It was that portunity for Lynn and its ing,” Crowley said. did not violate state law, told investigators he was on Aging director Stacey the landlord was not a seniors,” said Crowley, in a The city plans to work because the women were “weird and timid” and said Minchello, who resigned good landlord. (Seniors statement about the tran- with the Lynn Council on clothed. when he talked to her, the following a complaint she are) hopeful that they’ll sition. “I have long sub- Aging to help identify the man got close. Thomas Grillo can be filed with the Massachu- be there every Friday at scribed to the adage that qualities necessary in a He was arrested at reached at tgrillo@item- setts Commission Against noon until they see a con- any society, and therefore newly relocated facility. Whole Foods following a live.com. Discrimination alleging crete plan that addresses any community, will ulti- Crowley harassed one of the concern about dignity mately be judged by the Gayla Cawley can be the seniors. and respect at the senior way in which it supports reached at gcawley@item- Nahant manages a new ride Seniors have contin- center.” its elders. I am proud that live.com. Follow her on ued to protest each Fri- Under GLSS’ current GLSS and the city of Lynn Twitter @GaylaCawley. NAHANT Barletta. “We can now From A1 send the Humvee through a flood-like condition to The National Guard recover someone or to get was in town with military them supplies.” transportation vehicles in The Nahant Causeway, case of a necessary evacu- a 1.5-mile road that con- ation while the causeway nects Nahant to the main- was impassable. land, often floods during The town declared a storms. It is the only road state of emergency two that leads in or out of months prior during a town. fierce winter storm that Though the town re- left its only ambulance ceives mutual aid from stranded on the wrong the state and other mu- side of the causeway. nicipalities, there is no “The frequencies and se- guarantee that they will verities of the storms have be able to cross the cause- opened our eyes that we way during an emergency. need to rethink things,” “Those assets might not said Mike Halley, director be able to be deployed into of Nahant’s Emergency Nahant,” said Barletta. If Management Agency. we had a serious emergen- To prepare for extreme cy where we needed to get weather, the town’s Emer- somebody off the island gency Management team to the mainland where has been ensuring por- there’s an ambulance table pumps and other waiting — and the cause- way and rotary are flood- equipment work properly. ed — we can transport First responders will them in this vehicle. It is now also use the Humvee helpful to have something to respond to emergencies like this on the island that during floods and other we own, that we control, severe weather condi- and that we can use in an ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK tions, rather than ruining emergency.” police cruisers and other Scott Callahan, of Windham, N.H., is the operator of the boom crane that towers over the con- town vehicles. Bridget Turcotte can be struction site on Oxford Street in Lynn. He has been operating cranes, such as this one, for the “This is designed to tra- reached at bturcotte@item- past 38 years. verse rough conditions live.com. Follow her on like a seawater flood,” said Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. Lynn crane operator at the top of his profession Selling a house? CRANE to lift up to four tons of Once he is seated in the equipped with hydraulic Buying a house? From A1 construction material cab, Callahan stays there lifts that lower the driver into place. Workers on the until quitting time rolls to the ground. He admits to beyond where he spends ground communicate with around at 3 p.m. That feat occasionally getting lone- Find out what properties the day. him by radio. of bladder endurance re- ly working high above the recently sold in your area. A Maine native, Cal- It takes Callahan 10 quires planning. world. But he is inspired by lahan, 60, has operated minutes to climb to his “You lug a bottle of Gato- how the crane responds to Check out cranes since 1981. His cab. On the way up he rade up. You drink it. You the touch of his hands to grandfather started a pauses to examine pins use it. You lug it down. move tons of metal. the Real Estate page crane company in Me- and joints at intervals on The money’s good but the “To me, there is an ele- in Saturday’s paper. chanic Falls, Maine, that the crane tower to make logistics suck,” he said. ment of art. Every time I was eventually sold, but sure nothing is amiss with He has known feast and pick something up, I try not before Callahan start- the giant structure. Af- famine as a crane oper- to be a little smarter than ed working high in the ter he climbs through the ator. He was out of work I was before. I am always sky. hatch, he walks along the “an hour” before landing trying to do it better,” he Crane jobs have tak- boom’s back section to con- a job in Las Vegas. But he said. en Callahan around duct a similar inspection. has also known what it is Thor Jourgensen can be the country. He worked Big generators pow- like to go months with- Boston’s Big Dig project reached at tjourgensen@ er the crane, including out work. Callahan lives itemlive.com. and helped build power one running the lights in Windham, N.H., with plants. A Las Vegas job mounted on the boom and his wife, Katreena, and put him 430 feet off the required under Federal their son, Alexander, and ground working a crane Aviation Administration daughter, Sabrina. A SPECIAL OFFER TO OUR READERS! on a high-rise construc- regulations. 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Swampscott’s school year her ability to focus on the in- 110 Munroe St. was a day old on Aug. 28 when tersection of academics and P.O. Box 5 students, parents and her col- mental health. Lynn, MA 01903 leagues received great news If she has a critic on the Customer Service about Superintendent Pamela committee, it appears to be Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Angelakis. School Committee committee vice chair Suzanne Connecting members evaluated Angelakis Wright, who cited three areas All Departments: and graded her exemplary where Angelakis needs to im- 781-593-7700 in her overall performance prove, including data analy- and in major areas including sis, administrative support Ext. 2 management and operations, and community engagement. Classifi ed/Legal Advertising family and community en- Town parents can take heart classi [email protected] gagement and professional in Angelakis’ realization that Subscriptions culture. the vote of confidence by the [email protected] That vote of confidence says committee comes with her un- Circulation a lot about Angelakis, who derstanding that there is “ … [email protected] has been superintendent room for even more improve- since 2014, and the commit- ment.” Ext. 3 tee’s faith in her leadership. The committee’s endorse- Newsroom School superintendents, like ment is important as the [email protected] baseball managers, often schools embark on a new ac- [email protected] have short professional shelf ademic year. It is also an im- Ext. 4 lives. They move from dis- portant show of support in Sports trict to district at the whim a year when planning for a [email protected] of elected officials who either new elementary school is un- Ext. 5 support their goals and lead- derway. The school construc- ership or philosophically dis- tion plan ultimately picked Retail and Online agree and part ways. by town officials will have Advertising [email protected] Communities such as Sau- the power to reshape how gus and Peabody underwent the town’s youngest students ADVERTISING lengthy searches for super- learn. Ernie Carpenter Jr. intendents before settling on In summing up Angelakis’ Director of Advertising leaders who enjoy their re- value and accomplishments, and Business Development, ext. 1355 spective school committee’s School Committee member [email protected] confidence. Amy O’Connor emphasized Ralph Mitchell For Angelakis to enter her the respect committee mem- Sales Representative, ext. 1313 sixth full year leading town bers have for the superinten- [email protected] schools means Swampscott dent. The use of that word Patricia Whalen has a superintendent who is extremely important. It Sales Representative, ext. 1310 knows the schools inside and speaks to a strong, mature [email protected] out and who knows the town’s relationship between the com- BUSINESS OFFICE students, parents, educators mittee and the superinten- Maria Alvaracin and elected officials. dent and it echoes the results ext. 1205 Committee members in their of past disagreements be- [email protected] evaluation praised Angelakis tween the committee and An- Susan J. Conti and outlined areas where she gelakis that ended with both Controller, ext. 1288 can improve. Anyone who has sides seeing each other’s point [email protected] sat for even a half-hour with of view. “Respect” also implies Ted Grant the intensely-focused Ange- that committee members and Publisher, ext. 1234 lakis knows she absorbs like a the superintendent each have [email protected] sponge any improvement sug- clear views of their roles and Marian Kinney gestions and she is never sat- how their responsibilities ext. 1212 isfied with the idea that her overlap. [email protected] goals are perfectly crafted. Town residents are fortu- Will Kraft The five committee members nate to have an experienced, Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 praised Angelakis for making respected superintendent [email protected] tough budget decisions and, who can continue to make Mike Shanahan individually, commended her tough and fair decisions. We Superintendent Pamela Angelakis stands with Clarke Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 for working to expand middle congratulate Angelakis on her School fourth-grader Myley Rose Cook, who was arriving [email protected] school programs and, when it excellent evaluation and wish for her first day of school as a Swampscott student (she for- Carolina Trujillo comes to students’ well being, her continued success. merly went to school in Salem). Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 [email protected] Jim Wilson LETTER TO THE EDITOR GLADYS WEINBERG Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 [email protected] CIRCULATION Feds are blocking Lisa Mahmoud Time to get Manager, ext. 1239 [email protected] CLASSIFIED marijuana reform Abbe Young Smith out the vote Manager, ext. 1276 [email protected] As someone who has cannabis reform. First, and rashes. The bill is a Why does Lynn have such a low voter worked for more than two the STATES Act was in- model for federal cannabis GRAPHICS turnout? Only 6 percent of Lynn regis- decades in public health troduced last year to pre- reforms regarding now-le- Trevor Andreozzi tered voters made it to the polls Tuesday. education and nursing, I vent federal interference gal CBD oils, creams and Designer I’m hearing lots of folks were unaware find the federal govern- in progressive cannabis sprays that are easily pur- [email protected] of Tuesday’s primary election in Lynn. I ment’s continued reluc- jurisdictions. Second, the chased over-the-counter in Mark Sutherland see signs around the city about upcoming tance to relax laws regard- Veterans Equal Access pharmacies. Creative Director [email protected] concerts and about the plastic bag ban, ing marijuana difficult to Act would permit medical Throughout the nation, but nothing that lets folks know about accept. cannabis access to eligible people with these ail- NEWSROOM the elections. I have witnessed first- military veterans suffer- ments, including those Mike Alongi We should be using all means of com- hand our opioid crisis that ing from chronic pain and with neurological disor- Sports Reporter ext. 1228 munication, newspapers, television, social continues to claim 130 PTSD. Third, the Marijua- ders, can purchase effec- [email protected] media, traffic signs at City Hall and lives every day and de- na Opportunity Reinvest- tive and non-addictive Bill Brotherton throughout the city to get the word out. stroy communities. And I ment and Expungement products in their local Features Editor ext. 1338 We also vote on a difficult day. It’s the day have seen how, for many Act proposes to end “ra- pharmacies, instead of [email protected] after a holiday and for lots of people it’s people, marijuana offers a cially motivated enforce- needing prescriptions for Gayla Cawley the first day of school for kids. viable alternative to opi- ment of marijuana laws” synthesized and potent Reporter, ext. 1236 As residents, we need to talk to our oid use. that continue to dispro- drugs. [email protected] Opioids are classified portionately impact com- neighbors and let them know. Getting We should also not ig- Cheryl Charles among Schedule II and III munities of color. The act involved in your community will also al- nore cannabis’ economic News Editor, ext. 1278 drugs, meaning the pow- proposes to expunge mar- [email protected] low you to hear about elections and other potential, expected to sur- ers that be in Washing- ijuana convictions of of- events in the city. We have to do better pass $75 billion annually Bella diGrazia ton, D.C., consider them to fenders — many of whom than this. Let your voice be heard! by 2030. Already, Califor- Reporter, ext. 1317 have medical benefits. But were subject to racially [email protected] Peter Cipriano the feds continue to list motivated policing — and nia and Colorado have Lynn flourished, with California Thomas Grillo marijuana as a Schedule permit them to re-enter Reporter, ext. 1264 I drug, meaning it has no the workforce and regular last year topping $2.75 bil- [email protected] currently accepted medi- citizens. lion in cannabis sales. The benefits of legalizing Spenser Hasak cal use. I have toured canna- Photographer, ext. 1332 This despite the fact that bis dispensaries in Cal- cannabis on a federal lev- [email protected] E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS marijuana is now legal for ifornia and Colorado in el are clear. The American President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill Thor Jourgensen M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ medical use in 33 states order to understand the people overwhelmingly Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant and for recreational use in public health benefits of support cannabis regu- [email protected] E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ latory reform, which will Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall 11. Many more states are such facilities. New re- Daniel Kane W J. K TŸ  J ¢£ Monica Connell Healey moving forward with more search shows that this help fight opioid addiction, Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton relaxed cannabis laws. state-based infrastruc- open doors to medical in- [email protected] J N. W  C  T¢¤ Michael H. Shanahan novation, ease chronic Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman But the federal govern- ture reduces annual opi- Steve Krause ment continues to insist oid mortality between 20 pain, and create strong Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 [email protected] PUBLISHERS that marijuana should be percent and 35 percent; and sustainable commer- Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 illegal. now imagine how that cial opportunities nation- Harold Rivera Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 Democratic presidential would translate if the fed- wide. Washington must Sports Editor, ext. 1238 Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 hopeful Kamala Harris re- eral government could roll bring itself out of the dark [email protected] Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 cently introduced legisla- these dispensaries out na- ages and act. Anne Marie Tobin Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 tion to decriminalize and tionwide. Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 Gladys Weinberg is a Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 tax cannabis. But the fed- Some relief was granted [email protected] public health policy ed- Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 eral government should do last year with the passage Bridget Turcotte Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 even more to provide citi- of the farm bill, which ucator and former nurse Reporter, ext. 1269 John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 zens in need with medical eased restrictions on hemp based in New York City. [email protected] cannabis while creating and CBD products, such This column was produced Ryan York strong economic opportu- as CBDMEDIC’s solu- for the Progressive Media Copy Editor, ext. 1220 nities. tions, that are successful Project, which is run by [email protected] There are currently in treating an array of The Progressive magazine, TECHNOLOGY three pending federal ailments, including joint and distributed by Tri- bills that could deliver and muscle pain, eczema Tim Noyes bune News Service. 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] THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Michigan to become first state to ban flavored e-cigarettes By David Eggert challenged in court. That ends today,” Whit- in the GOP-led Legislature. ASSOCIATED PRESS New York last November mer said in a written “This shameless attempt began taking steps to bar statement, noting that at backdoor prohibition will LANSING, Mich. — the sale of flavored e-cig- Michigan’s chief medical close down several hundred Michigan Gov. Gretchen arettes but withdrew pro- executive determined that Michigan small businesses Whitmer moved Wednes- posed rules to allow more youth vaping constitutes a and could send tens of thou- day to make her state the time for legal review. The public health emergency. sands of ex-smokers back first to ban flavored elec- federal government and As of last week, 215 to deadly combustible ciga- tronic cigarettes, accusing states ban the sale of vap- possible cases of severe rettes,” said Gregory Conley, companies of using candy ing products to minors, yet pulmonary disease associ- president of the American flavors and deceptive ad- government survey fig- ated with the use of e-cig- Vaping Association. “These vertising to “hook children ures show that last year, arettes had been reported businesses and their cus- on nicotine.” one in five U.S. high school by 25 states, according to tomers will not go down The Democrat ordered students reported vaping the Centers for Disease without a fight. We look for- the state health depart- in the previous month. Control and Prevention. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ward to supporting the law- ment to issue emergency Top government health Michigan officials are in- suits that now appear nec- rules that will prohibit the officials, including the sur- vestigating six such cas- Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer announced essary to protect the right of sale of flavored nicotine geon general, have flagged es. At least two deaths in Wednesday that she ordered the state health adults to access these harm vaping products, including the trend as an epidemic. the U.S. have been linked department to issue emergency rules. They will reduction products.” to adults, and the mislead- “Right now, companies to vaping, one announced prohibit the sale and misleading marketing of He said the ban would ing marketing of e-ciga- selling vaping products in Illinois last month and flavored nicotine vaping products. create a “massive” black rettes. Retailers will have are using candy flavors to another in Oregon an- market. He blamed the re- 30 days to comply with the hook children on nicotine nounced this week. The a marijuana dispensary. and Democratic lawmakers, cent spate of illnesses on il- rules once they’re filed in and misleading claims to Oregon death is the first Whitmer’s move drew but criticism from organiza- legal vape pens that contain coming weeks. The rules promote the belief that linked by health officials praise from public health tions that advocate for vap- THC, the compound that will almost certainly be these products are safe. to a product purchased at advocates, school groups ing and some Republicans gives marijuana its high. Dorian creeps up U.S. coast; near-record storm surge feared

By Meg Kinnard ASSOCIATED PRESS CHARLESTON, S.C. — Weakened but still deadly, Hurricane Dorian crept up the Southeast- ern coast of the United States on Wednesday and millions were ordered to PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS evacuate as forecasters Trader Gordon Charlop smiles as he works said near-record levels of on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange seawater and rain could Wednesday. inundate Georgia and the Carolinas. The storm, which rav- aged the Bahamas with Stocks notch gains, more than a full day of devastating wind and rain, erase prior day’s had weakened substan- tially — from a Category 5 storm to a Category 2 — losses for S&P 500 but still had dangerously high winds and threat- By Alex Veiga velopments. ened to swamp low-lying ASSOCIATED PRESS In Hong Kong, the gov- regions from Georgia to ernment withdrew an southeastern Virginia as Technology companies extradition bill that had it moved northward. led stocks broadly higher set off three months of “We will experience hur- on Wall Street Wednes- protests in the region. ricane-force winds, in at PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS day, erasing the S&P 500’s That spurred Asian stock least gusts,” South Caro- Andrew Parker watches the latest on Hurricane Dorian from the bar at losses from a day earlier. markets to finish broad- lina Gov. Henry McMaster Huc-A-Poos pizza restaurant Wednesday in Tybee Island, Ga. Traders pivoted to ly higher. The Hang Seng said at a news conference riskier holdings as en- Wednesday. Even if the in Hong Kong surged 3.9 lina coast. More than 400 an Kemp said Wednesday. northeastern coast at 8 couraging developments hurricane doesn’t end up percent, its best day since people were in state-op- “We are very worried, es- mph late Wednesday after- overseas helped alleviate hitting the state directly, November. The announce- erated shelters statewide, pecially about the barrier noon. Forecasters said it investors’ anxiety over the he said, “there’s still go- ment of the withdrawal and more were expected. islands getting cut off if had maximum sustained global economy. Lawmak- ing to be wind and water came after markets closed Mark Russell, a home- we have these storm surg- winds of 110 mph and was ers in Britain were seek- and if you’re in the coast- but reports that it was less U.S. Army veteran, es at the same time as ... centered about 150 miles ing a less chaotic exit from in the works sent stocks al area, that water can be the European Union and treacherous.” said he had been in a shel- the high tides,” Kemp said. south of Charleston. higher there during regu- ter since Monday awaiting Duke Energy said Dorian A hurricane warning political tensions in Hong lar trading hours. Dorian appeared likely Kong eased. to get dangerously near slow-moving Dorian. could cause more than covered about 500 miles Stocks in Europe also “Once the rain comes and 700,000 power outages in of coastline, and author- The rally reversed Tues- finished higher as traders Charleston, which is par- the wind hits, it’s going eastern regions of North ities warned about 3 mil- day’s losses, when disap- welcomed a big step taken ticularly vulnerable since to blow left, right, in and Carolina and South Car- lion residents to get away pointing U.S. manufactur- by Britain’s parliament it is located on a peninsu- out, and there’s not really olina, and Georgia Power before the water and wind ing data and an escalation toward passing a law that la. A flood chart posted by a place that you can find” said about 2,800 homes rose with Dorian’s ap- in the ongoing trade war could stop Prime Minis- the National Weather Ser- to avoid it, said Russell, 63. and businesses were al- proach. between the U.S. and Chi- ter Boris Johnson’s plan vice projected a combined In North Carolina, ready without electricity. na led to a sell-off that to pull out of the EU on high tide and storm surge The acting administra- ended a three-day winning Oct. 31 with or without a around Charleston Har- where authorities said an The Navy ordered ships tor of the Federal Emer- streak for the market. withdrawal agreement. bor of 10.3 feet; the record, 85-year-old man died af- at its huge base in Nor- gency Management Agen- “It was maybe a little bit Leaving the EU without a 12.5 feet, was set by Hugo ter falling from a ladder folk, Va., to head out to sea cy, Peter Gaynor, said of an overreaction yester- deal that covers trade and in 1989. while getting ready for the for safety, and warplanes 4,000 federal responders; day to the manufacturing other issues could result Stores and restaurants storm, Gov. Roy Cooper at Langley Air Force Base 6,000 National Guard numbers, so that’s why in economic chaos for Brit- were boarded up with warned about the threat in Hampton, Va., were be- members; and 40,000 util- we’re having a bounce ain and complicate trade wood and corrugated of storm surge and flash ing moved inland to Ohio. ity workers were on stand- back today,” said Karyn with member nations in metal in the city’s histor- flooding from heavy rains. Weaker but bigger since by for the hurricane. Cavanaugh, senior mar- the EU. ic downtown, and about The Outer Banks were it slammed the Bahamas “We are ready to go,” kets strategist at Voya Even as the develop- 830,000 people were un- particularly vulnerable. with 185 mph winds ear- Gaynor said. “We’ll follow Investment Management. ments in Britain and Hong der mandatory evacuation Georgia’s coastal islands lier this week, Dorian was Dorian up the coast until it “We had some good news Kong gave U.S. stocks a orders on the South Caro- were also at risk, Gov. Bri- moving along Florida’s is not a threat to the U.S.” on Hong Kong today, but lift, investors should keep just in general investors in mind Tuesday’s weak have to get used to the manufacturing activi- volatility.” ty report as yet another The S&P 500 gained harbinger of an economic MERCURY RECOVERY PROGRAM 31.51 points, or 1.1 per- slowdown. cent, to 2,937.78. The Dow “Without any sort of Jones Industrial Average catalyst to help turn sen- Mercury is an element that can be harmful to human health 237.45 points, or 0.9 per- timent around we antici- cent, to 26,355.47. pate that continued weak- and the environment if not disposed of properly. The Nasdaq, which is ness in the manufacturing heavily weighted with sector is likely to bleed technology stocks, climbed over into the consumer Mercury is found in products such as: 102.72 points, or 1.3 per- sector, which can then cent, to 7,976.88. The Rus- drag down the economy sell 2000 index of smaller further,” said Peter Doni- company stocks picked up sanu, investment strategy 12.47 points, or 0.8 per- analyst at Wells Fargo In- cent, to 1,484.76. vestment Institute. Even after finishing a The lingering trade con- turbulent August with a flict between Washington monthly loss for only the and Beijing has roiled Thermostats Thermometers Button-Cell Mercury Switches Fluorescent second time this year, the markets this summer. Batteries Lamps benchmark S&P 500 in- The economic uncertainty dex is down less than 3 has also become a drag on percent from its all-time companies. high set in July. On Sunday, the conflict Please contact your local Board of Health or Department of Public Investors have been escalated as the U.S. im- SPONSORED BY worried that the trade posed a 15 percent tariff Works for information on where to safely dispose of these items. war and a slowing global on about $112 billion of economy could tip the U.S. Chinese products. China into a recession. But trad- responded by charging keepmercuryfromrising.org ers set aside those con- tariffs of 10 percent and 5 cerns Wednesday, focusing percent on a list of Ameri- instead on geopolitical de- can goods. A6 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2019 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- Lynnfield Fire Department. He was charged with domes- larly arrests, reflect police records. In Report of smoke coming tic assault and battery on an the event of a perceived inaccuracy, from the Lutheran Church intimate partner and strangu- it is the sole responsibility of the con- on Lowell Street on Tuesday lation. at 4:34 p.m. Officer reports cerned party to contact the relevant smoke coming from a neigh- Summons police department and have the de- bor’s outdoor burning. partment issue a notice of correction Eliane Goncalnes, 43, was to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- MARBLEHEAD summoned following a motor ifications will not be made without vehicle stop at Gentle Den- express notice of change from the tal Care of Peabody on Main Complaints Street for unlicensed operation arresting police department. A walk-in reported at 7:57 of a motor vehicle, seatbelt vi- a.m. on Tuesday that the work- olation, and failure to yield on LYNN ers on Bayview Road keep Tuesday at 10:11 a.m. blowing leaves in his yard. Joshua D. Hernandez, 20, Accidents When the resident approached was summoned following a the worker, he stated they told motor vehicle stop at 34 Main A report of a motor vehicle St. for operating an unregis- crash at 11:24 a.m. Tuesday him to “f*** off.” They were advised about obtaining a ha- tered and uninsured motor ve- at 7-Eleven at 50 Western hicle on Tuesday at 10:51 a.m. Ave.; at 2:10 p.m. Tuesday at rassment order. A caller reported construc- Augusto Olacio, 47, was PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Chestnut and Olive streets; at summoned after a motor vehi- 3:18 p.m. Tuesday at Sonny’s tion vehicles parked on both Counterprotesters, including one wearing a horse mask, line the route sides of Leicester Road, mak- cle crash at 92 Walnut and 2 of the Straight Pride Parade in Boston Saturday. Car Wash at 700 Lynnway; at Mount Vernon streets on Tues- 3:37 p.m. Tuesday on Spencer ing it difficult for vehicles to day at 4:19 p.m. Street; at 5:14 p.m. Tuesday at get through at 9:41 a.m. on Chestnut Street and Western Tuesday. Responding officers Charges against some ‘straight Avenue; at 9:36 a.m. Wednes- reported the road as passable. Accidents A caller reported at 12:02 day at 9 Curwin Terrace. Motor vehicle crash reported A report of a motor vehicle p.m. on Tuesday that a student pride’ protesters move ahead fled the Village School. He re- at Kappy’s Liquor at 175 An- hit and run crash at 11:38 dover St. on Monday at 3:39 turned shortly after with his By Philip Marcelo chael Rollins said Sinnott Gov. Charlie Baker in a.m. Tuesday at 75 Market St. p.m. Officer reports no injuries, teacher. ASSOCIATED PRESS overstepped his role and 2017, declined to comment A report of a motor vehicle assisted with paperwork ex- crash with personal injury at A walk-in reported at 2:31 promised she’ll take other Wednesday as he contin- p.m. on Tuesday that her hus- change. BOSTON — A Massa- steps to get the charges ued hearing arraignments 8:50 am. Wednesday at East- Two-car crash reported at chusetts judge has decid- ern Avenue and Erie Street. band’s phone rang today and dropped. for the some 36 people ar- his name came up on caller ID, 33 Centennial Drive and 7 ed to move forward with “By compelling arraign- rested at the parade. Summit St. on Monday at 3:57 Breaking and Entering but he is deceased. Dispatch charges against several ment in every case, the WGBH reports the judge explained “spoofing” calls to p.m. No injuries reported. AAA counterprotesters arrested judge punished the exer- agreed to dismiss the A report of a motor vehicle her. en route. during a “straight pride” cise of individuals’ First charges in many of the cas- breaking and entering at 4:22 A caller reported at 2:40 Report of a Honda struck a parade in Boston this past Amendment right to pro- es heard Wednesday. But p.m. Tuesday at 37 Park St. p.m. on Tuesday that a female home at 25 Goodale St. on weekend, despite requests test,” she said in a state- at one point, Sinnott held A report of a breaking and school bus driver was texting Monday at 5:29 p.m. Officer from the district attorney ment late Tuesday. “For a defense lawyer in con- entering at 7:25 p.m. Tuesday and driving near Pleasant reports no injuries and vehicle to dismiss the cases. those people now tangled tempt and had her hand- at 69 Bennett St.; at 9:12 a.m. Street and Mohawk Road. Re- was towed by Gaeta’s Towing. The Suffolk County in the criminal justice sys- cuffed and detained for Wednesday at 180 Boston St. sponding officers spoke with Two-car motor vehicle crash District Attorney’s Office tem for exercising their about two hours after she the bus company, advised reported at 124 Foster and sought the dismissal of right to free speech — began reading from case Overdose them of the complaint, and 163 Washington streets on disorderly conduct and many of whom had no pri- law suggesting he had no informed them the registration Monday at 7:28 p.m. One resisting arrest charges or criminal record — I will authority to overrule Rol- A report of an opiate over- for the school van expired in passenger complained of neck against some defendants use the legal process to lins’ decision not to pros- dose at 2:06 a.m. Wednesday June. pain but declined an ambu- in exchange for communi- remedy the judge’s over- ecute certain defendants, on Whiting Street. A caller reported at 2:54 lance. ty service on Tuesday, but stepping of his role.” the station reported. p.m. on Tuesday that there Motor vehicle crash reported Boston Municipal Judge Rollins didn’t elaborate, A labor union represent- Theft are “issues” regarding school at 166 Lynnfield St. on Mon- Richard Sinnott denied and a spokeswoman did ing Boston police officers, day at 6:50 a.m. A report of motor vehicle traffic on Maple Street. She the requests in seven in- not comment Wednesday. meanwhile, cheered Sin- stated that people are all over Report of a motor vehicle stances. Sinnott, who was ap- nott’s stance on the other theft at 8:42 p.m. Tuesday at crash at Dunkin’ Donuts at 110 Franklin St. the place honking and almost District Attorney Ra- pointed by Republican defendants. hitting children. She wanted to 120 Newbury St. on Tuesday at 4:04 p.m. Officer reports no Vandalism know if an officer could mon- itor the area at the beginning injuries and will document. Records: USC gave extra attention A report of motor vehicle of the year to help alleviate the vandalism at 11:07 p.m. Tues- issues. Animal Control to students tied to family donations day at 62 Nahant St. A walk-in reported at 7:02 A loose German Shepherd p.m. on Tuesday that she re- was reported at 22 Tracey St. By Collin Binkley applicants, but it’s unclear for admission,” his law- LYNNFIELD cently moved to Marblehead on Monday at 8:16 p.m. The and found her jewelry went ASSOCIATED PRESS how widespread the prac- yers wrote in the court officer was unable to capture tice is, and only rarely has document. Accidents missing. She stated she had the dog which took off down BOSTON — A trove of it on her person while travel- such explicit detail about Zangrillo is accused of Dennis toward Fulton. The dog records released in federal the process been made paying $250,000 to get his Woman reported a motor ing up and when she finally may have returned home. court shows the Univer- available to the public. daughter into college as a vehicle crash with no injuries had her belongings moved the sity of Southern Califor- The records were filed fake athlete. on Tuesday at 7:38 a.m. at 1 items went missing. Complaints nia routinely has taken Saunders Road and 694 Main A walk-in reported at 7:14 in Boston’s federal court A statement from USC family donations into ac- Tuesday by a parent says Zangrillo’s filing is St. p.m. on Tuesday that he wit- Fireworks complaint report- count when deciding who Lynnfield Fire Department nessed a younger white male charged in a sweeping ad- “part of a legal and pub- ed at Spring and Winter streets gets accepted, with notes missions bribery scheme. lic relations strategy to reported a motor vehicle crash pacing back and forth while on Monday at 4:26 p.m. The alongside some appli- in front of the station at 600 on the phone on Atlantic Av- Lawyers for Robert Zan- divert attention from the group was having a cookout cants’ names including “1 grillo are requesting a criminal fraud for which Salem St. on Tuesday at 5:39 enue. He stated the man was and told to stop fireworks. mil pledge,” “given 2 mil- subpoena for wider access he has been indicted by a p.m. Gaeta’s Towing en route. shirtless and shoeless and Resident of Louis Road re- lion already,” and “poten- to USC records detailing federal grand jury.” The was outside doing that for 20 ported she has seen occupant tial donor.” the role of wealth in ad- school acknowledged that Alarms minutes. Responding officers of 34 John Road involved in The notes tracking the missions, saying it will it allows “many depart- reported he was fine and was drug transactions while parked fundraising history as- prove that Zangrillo’s al- ments” to flag applicants Security company canceled just waiting for a ride. on Louis Road. Caller did not sociated with applicants leged bribe to USC was for special consideration, the burglar alarm at 1 Spar- have plate numbers but de- were included in spread- “indistinguishable from but that athletics officials hawk Drive on Tuesday at scribed one vehicle as a black PEABODY sheets shared among top the vast numbers of other cannot compel the admis- 12:15 p.m. pickup truck with firefighter admissions and athletics donations by parents of sions office to accept or plates. Complaint was for- Arrests officials. In some cases, students.” deny students. Complaints warded to the department’s students with ties to do- “The documents being In an Aug. 22 court filing A 13-year-old juvenile was Criminal Investigation Division Bus driver reported a vehi- nors were labeled as “VIP” sought will help demon- opposing the subpoena, arrested following a report of on Monday at 4:45 p.m. cle passed the school bus on and were accepted despite strate how the practice USC said it does not con- a dispute between mother and Caller reports fireworks near Tuesday at 2:03 p.m. at Lynn- having grades and test of making donations was sistently track informa- daughter at 124 Foster St., 70 Washington St. on Monday field Commons at 375 North scores below the school’s welcomed and tracked at tion on students flagged Apt. 2. The girl is charged with at 7:20 p.m. Officer spoke with Broadway. average. USC and how such do- as special interest, but the domestic abuse on a family parties and they will stop light- Caller reported tree limb on It has long been known nations had a significant Tuesday filing from Zan- member and was released to ing fireworks. Rockwood Road on Tuesday at that some schools consider effect on improving a pro- grillo attempts to prove the custody of her grandmother Report of a hornet’s nest 8 p.m. Call referred to another fundraising when choosing spective student’s chances otherwise. agency. on Monday at 9:57 p.m. in the tree at the entrance to Henry Ryan Sweeney, 38, the Welch Elementary School Medical Aid of 18 Main St., Woburn, was on Swampscott Avenue on POLICE BRIEFS arrested on Tuesday at 9:56 Tuesday at 9:11 a.m. The De- Police received a 911 call a.m. following a motor vehicle partment of Public Works was High court upholds Woman sentenced to 5 years Suspect in shooting near about a man experiencing hal- stop at McDonald’s Restaurant contacted and the Tree Depart- lucinations at 9 Willis Lane on at 133 Main St. and charged ment will be dispatched. conviction in stabbing for sex trafficking operation restaurant held without bail Tuesday at 7:15 a.m. Patient with operating a motor vehicle BOSTON (AP) — The NORTHAMPTON (AP) taken to Salem Hospital. with a suspended license for HOLYOKE (AP) — A SAUGUS highest court in Mas- — A woman who prose- Ambulance required at 206 OUI and on three warrants. The man charged with fatally sachusetts has upheld cutors say drove female shooting another man Ross Drive on Tuesday at 9:04 vehicle was left in the parking Accidents a.m. Patient taken to Union lot. the first-degree murder employees to massage after an encounter inside Hospital. Misael E. Macario Chun, conviction of a man who businesses as part of a fast-food restaurant has A report of a motor vehicle was 16 when he fatally her role in a sex traffick- Medical rescue request from 23, of 12 Wisteria St., Apt. 1, accident on Lincoln Avenue at been held without bail. Lahey Hospital & Medical Cen- Salem, was arrested follow- stabbed another teenager ing operation has been Dennis Guzman was 7:05 a.m. Tuesday. in the bathroom of their sentenced to five years in ter at 1350 Market St. on Tues- ing a motor vehicle stop at held Wednesday at his high school. prison. day at 1:45 p.m. Patient taken the Sports Collectibles at 14 arraignment on charges Complaints John Odgren was The Daily Hampshire to Beverly Hospital. Peabody Square on Tuesday including murder in Request for an ambulance at 11:44 for unlicensed oper- A report of a man wearing convicted in 2010 of the Gazette reports that 2007 killing of 15-year-old 53-year-old Fengling Liu, connection with the Aug. from 506 Salem St. on Tues- ation of a motor vehicle. Car headphones lying in the mid- 3 death of 31-year-old day at 3:17 p.m. Patient taken towed by Phil’s Towing. dle of the street on Bailey Av- James Alenson at Lin- who formerly lived in Andrew Musgrave outside to Lahey Hospital & Medical Nicholas Edward Bard, 28, enue and not moving for vehi- coln-Sudbury High School. Sunderland and now lives Center. of 12 Walker St., Apt. 2, Ev- cles at 12:38 p.m. Tuesday. Odgren’s attorneys in Quincy, was sentenced a McDonald’s in Holyoke. Caller reported she locked erett, was arrested following Street lights in the area of argued at trial that their Tuesday after pleading The police report says her infant inside her car at a domestic disturbance on Hamilton Street and Periwinkle client was not responsi- guilty to sex trafficking, the 19-year-old Guzman, MarketStreet on Tuesday at Tuesday at 12:29 p.m. at the Park were not working at 12:45 ble at the time because money laundering and along with his father and 3:15 p.m. Call handled by the Holiday Inn at 1 Newbury St. p.m. Tuesday. of a “confluence of men- other charges. another man, was seen on tal illnesses” including The charges stem from surveillance video talking Asperger’s syndrome and a 2016 investigation into to Musgrave inside the attention deficit hyperac- businesses Liu operated restaurant. All four men tivity disorder. in Hadley, East Long- then left the restaurant Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 Odgren in his appeal meadow and Framing- and a short time later to the Supreme Judi- ham. police received a 911 call Hotline cial Court made similar Charges against Liu’s about the shooting. arguments and said the husband and 26-year-old Musgrave, of Amherst, trial judge erred in her daughter were dropped as was shot in the upper CALL 24 HOURS A DAY instructions to the jury. part of Liu’s plea deal. or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) The court in its decision One victim told prose- back and died at the Wednesday wrote the cutors she was charged to hospital. Spanish menu available jury was made sufficient- live at one of the busi- Guzman was arrested ly aware of the impact nesses and said Liu took in Philadelphia on Aug. 8 Odgren’s diagnoses a cut of each transaction. and returned to Massa- All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. “might have had on his Liu in a statement read chusetts on Friday. Callers may remain anonymous. ability to form the requi- by her attorney said she His court-appointed at- site intent to kill.” had done a terrible thing. torney declined comment. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT Feds: Man sold Mac Miller drugs before overdose death By Andrew Dalton Agency affidavit alleges known if he had an attor- previously overdosed or ASSOCIATED PRESS that Miller asked Pettit ney. been hospitalized for any for oxycodone and other After reports of Miller’s reason. LOS ANGELES — A Los drugs, but on Sept. 5, 2018, death circulated, Pettit The report notes that Angeles man was arrest- Pettit gave Miller counter- sent an Instagram mes- Miller’s many tattoos in- ed Wednesday on charges feit oxycodone pills laced sage to a friend saying, cluded one of an hourglass that he sold counterfeit with the powerful opioid “Most likely I will die in on his arm with the words, opioid pills to Mac Miller fentanyl. jail,” according to the affi- “Only so much time left in two days before the rapper An autopsy found that davit. this crazy world.” died of an overdose. Miller died from an ac- Pettit goes on to write, Miller’s assistant told in- Cameron James Pettit, cidental overdose, via a “I’m gonna get off the grid. vestigators he was feeling 28, who lives in the Holly- combination of fentanyl, Move to another country.” positive about the projects wood Hills, was expected cocaine and alcohol. Investigators also ob- he was working on, but to appear in court later Authorities found drugs tained text messages be- had a tendency to slip into Wednesday, federal prose- they believe were from tween Miller and Pettit FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS drug binges. cutors said in a statement. Pettit in Miller’s home, before the sale, in which U.S. Attorney Nick Han- The 26-year-old Mill- and evidence that Miller Miller proclaims his love Rapper Mac Miller died in his Los Angeles na said in a statement er, who was known to had crushed and sniffed for oxycodone, or “percs” home on Sept. 7 from a combination of fentan- after Pettit’s arrest that many as Ariana Grande’s oxycodone provided by for the brand name Per- yl, cocaine and alcohol. “Fentanyl disguised as a ex-boyfriend but was a re- Pettit. cocet, and also asks for genuine pharmaceutical is spected rapper in his own Pettit has only been “bars” of Xanax and a “Probably in an hour or “Yeah for sure,” Pettit re- a killer — which is being right, was found dead by charged with providing “ball” of cocaine. 2. They are 30 ea,” Pettit plies. proven every single day in his assistant at his San the drugs, however, and “When can u get em?” replies. The autopsy report the United States.” Fernando Valley home on not with having a direct Miller asks, according to a “Any chance I can get found that Miller had a The charges were first Sept. 7, 2018. role in Miller’s death. transcript of the exchange 10 of those, 10 bars and a history of drug and al- reported Wednesday by A Drug Enforcement It was not immediately contained in court filings. ball?” Miller asks. cohol abuse, but had not NBC News. Study: Behind the scenes, women in TV still vastly underrepresented By Yvonne Villarreal LOS ANGELES TIMES For the 2018-19 season, 96 percent of TV programs had no women directors of photography; 79 percent had no women directors; 77 percent had no wom- en editors; and 77 percent had no women creators. As a number of fe- male-fronted TV shows, including “Veep” and “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel,” vie FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS for Emmys later this month, a study released Wednesday Oprah Winfrey announced Wednesday that she finds that “historic highs” will embark on a nine-city arena tour called for women in television still “Oprah’s 2020 Vision: Your Life in Focus,” that leave them vastly underrep- will focus on maintaining a healthy lifestyle. resented in key behind-the- scenes roles. Women composed 45 Oprah launching percent of all major char- acters in comedies, dra- mas and reality programs PHOTO | TNS wellness arena tour across TV (broadcast, ca- ble and streaming plat- Brett Dier and Gina Rodriguez star in “Jane the Virgin.” forms) in 2018-19 — an in early 2020 increase of 5 percentage on prime-time TV, while producers, in driving in- Lauzen said in a statement. points from the previous also surveying the depic- clusion in front of and be- When examining race By Jonathan wants to empower audi- year, according to the an- tions of women on screen hind the camera. and ethnicity, the study Landrum Jr. ences to tap into their po- nual “Boxed In” study and the racial breakdown For example, the study found that 70 percent of fe- ASSOCIATED PRESS tential. The names of her conducted by San Diego of those depictions. The found that for programs male characters in speak- guests will be released at State University’s Center study tracked more than with at least one female ing roles were white, up LOS ANGELES — a later date. for the Study of Women in 5,100 characters and creator, women made up 3 percentage points from Oprah Winfrey is taking “What I know for sure Television and Film. 5,000 behind-the-scenes 49 percent of protagonists the previous year. Howev- her motivational spirit on is we can all come togeth- Meanwhile, women con- credits from September and 33 percent of directors. er, the percentage of black the road early next year er to support a stronger, stituted 31 percent of all 2018 through May 2019. For programs with exclu- females in speaking roles with an arena tour to pro- healthier, more abundant creators, writers, direc- Martha Lauzen, exec- sively male creators, wom- decreased 2 percentage mote a healthier lifestyle. life — focused on what tors, executive producers, utive director of the cen- en accounted for 43 per- points from last year to 17 The former talk-show makes us feel energized, producers, editors and ter, lauded the progress cent of protagonists and 23 percent in 2018-19; Lati- host and OWN televi- connected and empow- directors of photography, made but stressed that percent of directors. nas with speaking roles sion network chief an- ered,” Winfrey said in a besting the previous high Hollywood’s gender gap “Employing women in decreased 1 percentage nounced Wednesday that statement. “As I travel the of 28 percent in 2016-17. is far from solved. She these roles boosts women’s point, to 6 percent. Asian the “Oprah’s 2020 Vision: country, my hope for this Now in its 22nd year, the emphasized the impor- representation in other females with speaking Your Life in Focus” tour experience is to motivate study examines employ- tance of women serving behind-the-scenes roles, roles reached 7 percent, will begin Jan. 4 in Fort others to let 2020 be the ment of women in front in gatekeeping roles, such and the numbers of fe- up a percentage point Lauderdale, Fla. She is year of transformation of and behind the camera as creators and executive male characters on screen,” from the previous year. working in conjunction and triumph — beginning with WW (Weight Watch- first and foremost with ers Reimagined) to of- what makes us well. This fer a full-day of wellness is the year to move for- conversations during the ward, let’s make it happen nine-city tour. She made in 2020.” the announcement on Winfrey has held other Facebook on Wednesday. NEED A PASSPORT? successful speaking tours, The tour will conclude in including “Oprah’s The Denver on March 7. She Life You Want Weekend” will also make stops in in 2014. “Oprah’s Life- Los Angeles; San Francis- class” was a show. co; Atlanta; Dallas; Char- During her upcoming lotte, N.C.; Brooklyn, N.Y.; tour, Winfrey will talk and St. Paul, Minn. about her wellness jour- It’s her first national ney with attendees and Join us tour in five years. She has help develop their 2020 been to Canada and Aus- action plan. She will also tralia more recently. share the latest in well- Along with high-profile ness research and inter- for our guests, Winfrey said she active workbook exercises. Passport Fair 39th Annual Fun ‘N’ Flea Day

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PHOTO | JOSEPH BROWN PHOTO | JOSEPH BROWN Tech’s Alexis Barrios (left) gets tangled up with English’s Obed Baswa St. Mary’s Jackson Nickolau (left) and Classical’s Theodore Kamarinos (right) during a Lynn City Tournament soccer game Wednesday. (right) battle for a ball during the Lynn City Tournament. Barrios’ PK lifts Tech over English Classical storms its way past St. Mary’s By Harold Rivera teams would be tested. “I knew going in that By Daniel Kane ing on agility and that each added one. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR “A lot of people under- Tech has a lot of skill ITEM STAFF hard work showed. They “These guys commit to estimate English,” Tech’s players and they move came in hungry this year everything,” Moreno said. LYNN — Wednesday’s LYNN — The Classical Eric Moreno said, “but the ball around well,” En- because of the success last “When we work in train- Lynn City Tournament boys soccer team came to they have a lot of tall, glish’s Kerry King said. year. It’s been a different ing we work on strength opener between the En- “I thought we could take play in Wednesday night’s and power in the legs. glish and Tech boys soccer physical guys. They gave Lynn City Tournament energy.” advantage speed wise. That’s what we saw teams came down to the us a hard time in the rst opening round, cruising to Brian Morales led the of- Unfortunately in the rst (Wednesday).” wire. After 80 minutes of half because of the phys- a 7-0 win over St. Mary’s fense with two goals while half, we created some Things fell apart for the hard-fought play, Alexis icality and how tall they at Manning Field. Diogo Prado Malmonge, opportunities and we Spartans, who didn’t man- Barrios lifted the Tigers are. Most of my guys are “These guys worked so Gabriel Sarmento, Fer- couldn’t score. That’s the age a shot on net in the to a 2-1 win in PK’s at smaller but we nished hard in the offseason,” nando Gomez Godinez, name of the game.” second half. Manning Field. and continued playing Classical coach Eric More- Jenner Robles Sandoval Both coaches knew their with heart and soul.” TECH, B2 no said. “We’ve been work- and Mortada Al-Shiblaw CLASSICAL, B2

ITEM FILE PHOTO Paul McGonagle is entering his second season as the head coach of the Endicott football team. Endicott football

ITEM FILE PHOTO hopes to continue Peabody senior goalkeeper Shelby Doucette was a NEC All-Star in 2018. turnaround

Peabody girls soccer loaded in 2019 By Daniel Kane ITEM STAFF By Anne Marie Tobin the young side with only we’ll have our work cut out nament as the No. 6 seed ITEM STAFF three seniors on the squad, for us. Hopefully that expe- with a record of 9-7-1. After BEVERLY — The Endicott football team knows exact- but coach Dennis Des- rience pays off.” defeating Central Catholic ly what to expect this season. PEABODY — Locked roches believes his young- Last year the Tanners 1-0 in the rst round, the After the Gulls underwent a coaching change in 2018, and very loaded. That may er players are no strangers got off to a fantastic 3-0 Tanners were eliminated the 2019 preseason has been a much smoother process. be the best way to describe to experience. start, a run that included a by No. 3 Westford Acade- “There are advantages,” coach Paul McGonagle said. the 2019 Peabody girls soc- “The sophomores and ju- 1-0 win over powerhouse my, 3-0, in the quarter nal. “Not only do we get to know the personnel better but cer team. niors gained valuable ex- Acton-Boxborough. The “That shows the impact they know us as coaches. They know all of our coaching With 11 returning start- perience last year so we bad news was the Tanners that Catherine Manning styles, where last year each side was getting to know ers, 18 returning varsity look for them to take the lost the services of senior had no doubt about it,” said each other and feeling each other out. This year the players and four returning next step this year,” said defender Catherine Man- Desroches. “We went 3-0 routine is a lot easier. It helps to focus more on the X’s Northeastern Conference Desroches, now in his 12th ning, who missed the en- with three shutouts and and O’s part of things.” all-stars, the sky’s the limit season. “With a strong non- tire season after going that huge win over Ac- The Gulls are coming off a turnaround season with a for Peabody, which appears league schedule, including down with a serious foot ton-Boxborough, losing her 7-4 record (5-1 in the Commonwealth Coast Confer- to have all the pieces in our rst game at North injury. de nitely adversely affect- ence), falling a few wins short of a CCC crown. Now place to contend for a state Andover and to end the From there, the Tanners ed the team. No doubt Endicott returns a deep roster for 2019, starting up championship, which it season against state power played sub .500 but did about it.” front with a strong offensive line. last captured in 2011. Acton-Boxborough, and a just enough to sneak into The Tanners are still on strong NEC North slate, the Division 1 North tour- PEABODY, B2 ENDICOTT, B2 English volleyball opens season with win over Salem Setter Mandy Healy turned Chole Clement contributed ve The lone goal for Lynn eld SCHOOL ROUNDUP in a solid performance. Merily kills. Amber Crayton led Clas- was scored by sophomore Dom By Mike Alongi Folestal (10 attacks, four aces, sical with ve assists. Pamela Ferrante. The Pioneers (0-1) ITEM STAFF two kills), Massiel Tolentino (10 Diaz played an outstanding de- are back in action Friday (3:45) hits, four kills) and Angel Ba- fensive game as libero with 11 when they host North Reading. The English volleyball team tista (15 serves, ve aces) also digs. Somerville 5, Swampscott 0 opened its season with a 3-2 played well. The Rams (1-0) host Salem Big Blue goalie Oscar Hale win over Salem Wednesday at English (1-0) hosts Classical Friday (5). made 15 saves but it wasn’t Paul Cavanagh Field House. Set next Wednesday (5). Marblehead 3, enough to grab a win in Swamp- scores were 24-26, 25-10, 25-13, Classical 3, Winthrop 1 Swampscott 0 scott’s season opener. Swamp- 19-25 and 15-7. At Winthrop, the Rams started The Magicians won in straight scott (0-1) travels to Beverly “I could not be prouder of how the 2019 season with a win. Set sets, 25-12, 25-18, 25-22. Monday (4). the team played,” English coach scores were 25-17, 14-25, 25-12 Marblehead was led by se- GIRLS SOCCER Mike Haddad said. “It’s great to and 25-18. nior Anna Arbo ( ve kills, four Masconomet 5, Lynn eld 3 see them working together so Brooke Warren led the Rams aces and eight digs) and Emme Adriana Parisi scored two well this early in the season. It’s with 16 service points while Am- Smith (14 assists and six digs). goals to lead the way in the loss, great to see the con dence boost ber Crayton added 11 service Anna Schluter also added in while Anna Maria Ferrante had winning the rst game of the points. Jean Gupton-Morrison three kills and one block. ITEM FILE PHOTO one goal. season has given them. We know and Kristen Brazell contributed Marblehead (1-0) takes on Lynn eld (0-1) travels to North English’s Merily Folestal had 10 this is just the beginning of the nine service points each. Cher- Beverly at home Friday (5:30). Reading Friday (6). attacks, four aces and two kills in season though, and there’s a lot ish Nwoko had nine kills. Vanes- BOYS SOCCER a win over Salem Wednesday night. of work to do.” sa Oscar added seven kills and Masconomet 3, Lynn eld 1 ROUNDUP, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2019 Tech boys soccer beats English late on penalty kick

TECH From B1 Tech junior Josbel Murphy gave the Tigers a 1-0 lead with a first-half score. English junior forward Ryan Lima knotted the score at 1-1 in the second half. Goalies Jack Mancaniello (English) and Jesson Alarcon (Tech) both played well in net. “In penalty kicks I always put my faith in my goalie,” Moreno said. “He knows that he needs his eyes on the ball. Wherever the ball goes, he goes. He was very disci- plined and he played a great game.” There wasn’t much action through the first nine min- utes of play. Neither team got much going on the offen- sive and both goalies went fairly untested through the early going. English senior forward Kelly Nwachukwu put the first shot on goal 10 minutes into the evening. Nwachukwu raced his way past the Tigers’ defense but his shot was denied by goalie Alarcon. After another stretch of quiet play, Nkwachukwu sent a second shot in Alarcon’s direction. This time, the senior netminder used his calf to make the save and kept the game score- less. PHOTO | JOSEPH BROWN With 14 minutes left in the opening half, Tech made the most of a scoring opportunity to grab the lead. Classical’s Brian Morales (left) scored two goals in a win over Classical in the first round of the Murphy buried the ball into the back of the net for the Lynn City Tournament Wednesday night at Manning Field. game’s first goal and Tech carried a 1-0 lead at halftime. It didn’t take English long to score the equalizer. After a nifty move, Lima tied the tilt at 1-1 just 25 seconds Classical boys soccer rolls to win over St. Mary’s into the second half. “In the second half, we came out on fire and scored,” After some brief back Sarmento found some builds confidence. These King said, “but it was just one of those games. We creat- CLASSICAL From B1 and forth in the first 10 room to work in the box guys just didn’t let up and ed opportunities, we just didn’t finish.” minutes, the Rams started and ripped a shot that we’re going to bring this That’s how it stayed for the next 20 minutes, before a “We haven’t had much to dominate possession. found the back of the net same momentum into Sat- lightning delay halted play for the next half hour. Nei- time preparing for this Alexander Ixlaj Tello to stretch the Rams’ lead urday.” ther team got much going when play resumed, sending year,” Spartans coach Mike ripped a nice shot that was to 4-0. The Rams (1-0) move on the game into PK’s. Both teams found the back of the D’Agostino said. “We’re saved by Spartans goalie The Rams didn’t let up in to the championship game net in four of the first five attempts. On the sixth, Bar- putting together a new Matt Gallego but Prado the second half. Gomez Go- where they’ll take on Tech rios booted one into the back of the net and English’s team, we’ve been working Malmonge cleaned up a dinez started the half with Saturday (3) for the second attempt sailed wide to seal Tech’s victory. on putting things together loose rebound to put Clas- a great shot from the right year in a row. Eric Moreno “We’ve practiced PK’s a few times,” King said. “We re- and it just didn’t work. sical ahead 1-0. side and Robles Sandoval will get another chance to ally had confidence in all the kids who struck the ball. “We had a few injuries From there the Rams added another goal just coach against his father, We have a super goalie (Mancaniello), who actually had that have hurt us,” D’Agos- gave the St. Mary’s de- over a minute later to give Eric Moreno, Sr. good attempts at it. Hats off to the Tech kids. They put tino said. “Kevin Perez fense no room to breathe. the Rams a 6-0 lead. “It’s two great coaches,” those things where no one could get them.” was hurt, Josh Chez an- Morales scored a pair of From there, Classical Classical’s Moreno said. The game goes into the record books as a tie for both other starter and Aidan goals on two free kicks kept the pressure on and “We coach similar systems teams. Sullivan. A lot of guys midway through the first ate away the clock. Al-Shi- and similar philosophies Tech (0-0-1) advances to Saturday’s championship hurt, a lot of young kids half. The first sailed 30 blawi added a late goal for and it seems to be working game, when the Tigers will square off against Classical. starting. I can’t say we’re yards and found the back the Rams to cap the 7-0 right now. And it’s been “No matter who we play, we’re just going to take it one young but it’s a new team. of the net while the second win. awesome. It’s going to be game at a time,” Moreno said. It’s a work in progress. slipped passed the fingers “We just look forward to fun and we’ll see what English (0-0-1) hopes to come away from the tourna- We’re just trying to keep of Gallego. the next game,” Moreno happens.” things positive. It’s going St. Mary’s (0-1) takes on ment with a win in Saturday’s consolation tilt against With just over five min- said. “It’s all about getting to work it’s just going to utes to go in the half, Clas- to the final and when you English in the consolation St. Mary’s. take some time.” sical added another goal. can do it in this way it game (10:45). “We’re very optimistic in the season this year,” King said. “We know St. Mary’s is a tough opponent. We feel can play with anyone this year, simple as that.” Endicott football starts Year 2 under McGonagle ENDICOTT the Gulls will have some Goodman, Kalowski, pretty much on paper From B1 holes to fill. But a handful Maddox, Lorusso and of- play three playoff teams of key returners will make fensive linemen Isaiah from last year so it’s “Our offensive line is a that task a bit easier. Gibbs and Shane Toland tough. The conference has big strength,” McGonagle “I think losing Will Rive- being named captains for some great coaches and said. “We have four re- ra, an all-conference line- 2019. it’s pretty competitive.” turning starters that were backer, it’s tough to re- “Some people may say, Last year Endicott successful last year. Kha- place him but we have ‘you have six captains dropped its opener to lil Goodman (right tackle) Grayson Maddox who is a that’s a lot,’” McGonagle Framingham State 34-13 was the CCC Offensive captain there,” McGona- said. “But we have a good and the Gulls are ready Lineman of the Year and gle said. “Kevin O’Brien sized roster. It also shows for another shot at the the rest were either first returns there and we also the type of leadership our Rams at home Friday (7). or second-team all-confer- have Tim Russell, a trans- team thinks we have to “I know they’ve gotten ence.” vote for six guys and not fer from Hamilton who the better of Endicott the Quarterback Joe Kalo- has done a great job. I just three.” last couple years,” McGo- sky also brings experience actually recruited (Rus- McGonagle expects an- nagle said. “The good to the offense. sell) out of high school so other year of tough com- “I think at any level it was good to finally get petition in the CCC for news is we all know each when you have a quarter- him a few years later. the Gulls. other a little bit better back that’s returning with “In the secondary, we “It’s a tough conference,” now. Any game one, no experience, that’s huge,” have both our corners McGonagle said. “We play matter who it is, there are McGonagle said. “I would back and a safety,” McGo- Husson now who joined always mistakes. You play say our main strengths nagle said. “On the defen- after winning their previ- that game later it could are o-line and quarterback sive line Sam Opont is a ous conference the last be different. It’s been a right now, even running wrecking ball in the mid- couple years so right good rivalry over the back. John Kinney (run- dle. Ayinde Johnson and there conference wise we years. (Framingham ning back) played the first captain Tom Lorusso are have two NCAA playoff coach) Tom Kelly does a four games last year and also there.” teams this year. We open great job, he’s won cham- pionship after champion- ITEM FILE PHOTO got hurt, so hopefully we The Gulls also feel opti- up with Framingham can keep him going.” mistic about the leader- again and they’re an ship in (MASCAC). It’s a Peabody junior midfielder Bridget O’Connell has On the defensive side, ship they carry, with NCAA playoff team. We good test for our guys.” been named a captain for the Tanners girls soccer team this season. St. Mary’s golf earns second straight victory

Loaded Peabody girls ROUNDUP and Ethan Weisse each FIELD HOCKEY Marblehead 3, From B1 had 18 points. Bishop Fenwick 5, Gloucester 1 St. Mary’s (2-0) contin- Swampscott 0 Marblehead was led by soccer team ready to GOLF ues its marathon week The Crusaders got three Jane O’Neil, who notched St. Mary’s 152, on Thursday (2:45) with goals from Cailyn Wesley in two goals and one assist in Arlington Catholic 120 a road match against the victory, while Arianna the win. Bryn Burton added take on a new season Led by a 32-point perfor- Matignon at Newton Com- Costello had one goal. Em- one goal, while Callie O’Neill mance from Aidan Emmer- monwealth Golf Course. ily McPhail added her first had two assists. Goalie An- PEABODY ich, the Spartans captured Danvers 47, varsity goal for the Crusad- nabelle Tanger had four From B1 their second win in as Classical 25 ers. saves. many days with a strong Luke Rao and Kyle Mc- Fenwick (2-0) goes up Also playing well in the This year’s team will be led by a quartet of captains match at Winchester Carthy each tied their against Bishop Feehan victory were Madi Monahan, and NEC all-stars in senior goalkeeper Shelby Dou- Country Club. respective matches (4 Tuesday. Mae Colwell, Emma Ferran- cette and senior fullback Colleen Crotty, who also Luke Sargent added 28 1/2-4 1/2) in the loss. The Maddy O’Brien and Jor- te, Maddy Dimare, Sammi served as captains last year, and junior fullback Aja points in the win, while Rams (1-1) return to ac- dan Waters played well for Bendickson, Julie Arts, Lyd- Alimonte and junior midfielder Bridget O’Connell. Sean Mathers had 23 tion Thursday (4) against Swampscott. The Big Blue ia Hurley and Grace Orloff. Midfielder Abigail Ryder rounds out the returning points and Peter Pagliuca Winthrop at Winthrop Golf (0-1) will play Friday (4) The Magicians take on senior group. had 21 points. Luke Smith Club. against Saugus. Danvers Friday (4). Returning juniors are fullbacks Jordyn Collins and Emma Darling, midfielders Amber Kiricoples and Hail- ee Lomasney, and forwards Haley Baker, Chiara Camp- bell and Olivia LaValle. Lynn Woods Summer Cross Country rolls on Returning sophomores are forwards Emily Mc- The Lynn Woods Sum- fourth with a time of drew and Daniel Skeirik a time of 34:40, while Box- Donough and Ava D’Ambrosio, midfielders McKayla mer Cross Country Series 17:28. Salem Ephrym Ku- tied for fourth place with ford’s Jeff Hixon finished Fischer and Sam Simmons, fullbacks Meaghan Billing- continued Wednesday eve- gel finished in fifth place identical times of 20:15. in third place with a time sley and Madeline Scacchi and fullback/goalkeeper ning, with 88 runners par- with a time of 20:08. Lynn’s Mary Louvaris fin- of 35:41. Cambridge’s An- Emma Bloom. ticipating in three races. In the 2.3-mile long race ished in sixth place with a drew Kernytsky finished “We also have some promising new players, but with In the 1.59-mile long around Steel Tower, Pea- time of 21:55. in fourth place (35:43), the entire roster returning, it’s very tough to add play- kids race, Salem’s Ma- body’s Andrea Saccardo In the five-mile long while Peabody’s Brian ers and to get minutes,” said Desroches. “But some who likai Kugel took the top finished in first place with race, it was Michael McK- may contribute include sophomore Abby Leonard and spot with a time of 12:48. a time of 17:35. Peabody’s ie of North Andover who McNiff placed fifth (36:32). freshmen Taylor Bettencourt and Branae Craviero.” Lynn’s James Wilson III John Hackett finished sec- took first place with a The Lynn Woods Sum- Peabody kicks off the fall season Saturday (2) against finished second with a ond (19:30), Salem’s Cort- time of 34:38. Woburn’s mer Cross Country Series Merrimack Valley powerhouse and 2018 Division 1 time of 14:22, while Lynn’s land Packer finished third Chris Smith was right be- will run through Septem- North semifinalist North Andover. Juliana Gerardo finished (20:05) and Melrose’s An- hind in second place with ber 25. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE THURSDAY Football Football Greater Lowell at Tech (6) Manchester Essex at KIPP (7) Stoneham at Bishop Fenwick (7) Golf Classical at Catholic Memorial (7) Beverly at Winthrop (7) St. Mary’s at Matignon (2:45) Danvers at Masconomet (7) Swampscott at Marblehead (4) Gloucester at Peabody (4) Boys Soccer Classical at Winthrop (4) North Reading at Lynnfield (3:45) Saugus at Salem (4) Danvers at Austin Prep (6:30) Boys Soccer Boston Latin at Revere (6:30) Shawsheen at Tech (4) Girls Soccer Girls Soccer Lynnfield at North Reading (6) Tech at Notre Dame (4) Golf Saugus at Somerville (6) Danvers at Beverly (3:15) Marblehead at Bishop Fenwick (7) Winthrop at Northeast (4) Field Hockey Field Hockey Lynnfield at Masconomet (3:45) Peabody at Beverly (4) Revere at Lowell (4) Marblehead at Danvers (4) Volleyball Malden at Revere (4) St. Mary’s at Arlington Catholic (5) Saugus at Swampscott (4) Austin Prep at Bishop Fenwick (5) Volleyball Cross Country Swampscott at Peabody (5) English at Beverly (4) St. Mary’s at Essex Tech (5) Salem at Danvers (4) Presentation of Mary at Tech (5:15) Marblehead at Classical (4) Pentucket at Lynnfield (5:30) Swampscott at Winthrop (4) Beverly at Marblehead (5:30) FRIDAY Winthrop at Saugus (5:30)

SPORTS BRIEFS Alumni and reach out to Warren at Friends of Lynn 781-244-0022. Classical Golf Northeast Arc Tournament 5K for Inclusion The Alumni and Friends Northeast Arc will spon- of Lynn Classical are host- sor the 5K for Inclusion on ing a golf tournament Sept. September 29 at Market 28 at Gannon Golf Course. Street in Lynnfield. The PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The following sponsorship road race will be part of a Tom Brady begins his 20th season in the NFL on Sunday night against the Pittsburgh Steelers. opportunities are available day that also includes a for the tournament: bronze 1-mile walk and roll and a hole ($100), silver hole family funfest. ($150) and gold hole Festivities will run from ($200). Dinner for the 8:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. with Tom Brady still looking to earn Pats’ trust event costs $40, while golf the 5K and walk starting FOXBOROUGH (AP) “I love being available to (Testaverde) and to have along the offensive line in and dinner costs $75. All at 9 a.m. Registration is — Even in his 20th NFL the team,” he said. “That’s Doug (Flutie). And then all left tackle Isaiah Wynn sponsorships can be mailed $25 for the 5K and free for to Lynn Classical, attn. the 1-mile walk & roll. season and 18th as the been something I feel like of a sudden it flipped, and and center Ted Karras, re- Chris Warren. Those inter- To register, start a team opening-day starter at is a very important part it went from Matt Cassel placing free-agency depar- ested in bringing a four- or for more information, quarterback for the New of my job. I can’t help the to Brian (Hoyer) to Jimmy ture Trent Brown and the some are encouraged to visit ne-arc.org/5k. England Patriots, Tom team if I’m not out there, (Garoppolo) . I played with injured David Andrews, Brady is still awed by the and I work pretty hard to so many great guys over respectively. responsibility he bears. make sure I am. So many the years.” The Patriots have also TV/RADIO “I think it’s a great priv- great players have played He also said he knows rebuilt the receiving corps, ilege when a team trusts this game, and to still be the past will have no bear- but Brady has had min- TV you to be the quarterback doing it is something I ing upon the outcome of imal preseason practice MLB and they put the ball in treasure.” his meeting with the Steel- time with Josh Gordon, 1 p.m...... San Francisco at St. Louis...... MLB Network 4 p.m...... LA Angels at Oakland...... MLB Network your hands,” Brady said In an expansive news ers, against whom he is 11- recently reinstated from a 7 p.m...... Chi. Cubs at Milwaukee...... MLB Network Wednesday. “It’s a great conference at Gillette Sta- 3, including three playoff suspension, and Demary- 7:10 p.m...... Minnesota at Boston...... NESN show of trust that they dium, Brady touched upon wins. But the last matchup ius Thomas, recovering WNBA have in you, and I think several nostalgic topics, in- was a 17-10 New England from an Achilles tendon in- 7:30 p.m...... Las Vegas at Atlanta...... CBSSN you have to earn it every cluding his transition from loss at Heinz Field on Dec. jury. Super Bowl MVP Ju- 10 p.m...... Seattle at Los Angeles...... CBSSN day. With that trust comes a young player learning 16. lian Edelman also missed NFL a lot of responsibility, and the ropes to the veteran “We’ve had a great rival- most of training camp 8:20 p.m...... Green Bay at Chicago...... NBC that’s a big responsibility I that guided younger play- ry against those guys and with a broken thumb. Golf take with me.” ers in a similar manner. have played a lot of mean- “It’s a challenging thing, 9 a.m...... European: European Open...... Golf Brady will begin another “I was a young play- ingful games,” Brady said. and that’s why it’s not al- Men’s Soccer 12 p.m...... Euro 2020: Italy vs. Armenia...... ESPNews quest to make NFL histo- er once, too, and I had a “We played at their stadi- ways as fluid as you would 2:30 p.m...... Euro 2020: Switzerland vs. Ireland...... ESPNews ry Sunday night at home lot of older players that I um quite a bit the last few hope it to be,” Brady said. Tennis when the Super Bowl worked with,” he said. “I years, so it’s good to get “We’re going to try to work 7 p.m...... US Open (women’s semifinals)...... ESPN champions entertain the had some great mentors, them here.” as hard as we can, as we College Volleyball Pittsburgh Steelers in the people that really taught There have been signifi- always do. I don’t think 8 p.m...... Marquette at Wisconsin...... FS1 regular-season opener. If me how to play the po- cant changes in the offense this team ever feels like Radio Brady starts all 16 games sition. It was great at a Brady will command Sun- we’re a finished product. I MLB for the Patriots this year, young age to have John day. In addition to the re- don’t think we finish many 7:10 p.m...... Minnesota at Boston...... WEEI-FM 93.7 he would be the first NFL Friesz and Drew (Bled- tirement of star tight end practices and coach Beli- quarterback to do so at 42 soe), and then to have Rob Gronkowski, Brady chick says, ‘Man, we got MLB years of age. Damon Huard, and Vinny will have two new starters this all figured out.’” AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Ezekiel Elliott agrees to $90 million deal that New York 91 49 .650 _ Atlanta 86 54 .614 _ Tampa Bay 82 59 .582 9½ Washington 78 60 .565 7 Boston 74 64 .536 16 Philadelphia 72 65 .526 12½ Toronto 55 85 .393 36 New York 71 68 .511 14½ ends holdout, makes him highest paid RB Baltimore 46 93 .331 44½ Miami 49 88 .358 35½ Central Division Central Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB FRISCO, Texas (AP) — As the regular season Minnesota 86 52 .623 _ St. Louis 78 60 .565 _ Cleveland 80 59 .576 6½ Chicago 75 63 .543 3 Ezekiel Elliott has a new drew closer, Jones took Chicago 61 77 .442 25 Milwaukee 71 67 .514 7 contract with the Dallas an increasingly hardline Kansas City 50 89 .360 36½ Cincinnati 64 75 .460 14½ Detroit 40 96 .294 45 Pittsburgh 60 78 .435 18 Cowboys just in time for stance publicly, finally West Division West Division the regular season. calling out Elliott during W L Pct GB W L Pct GB The star running back his radio show last week Houston 90 50 .643 _ Los Angeles 91 50 .645 _ Oakland 79 58 .577 9½ Arizona 72 67 .518 18 and the club agreed for not honoring his exist- Texas 68 72 .486 22 San Francisco 66 72 .478 23½ Wednesday on a $90 mil- ing contract. Los Angeles 65 74 .468 24½ San Diego 64 74 .464 25½ Seattle 58 82 .414 32 Colorado 59 81 .421 31½ lion, six-year contract But Elliott’s agent, extension that will make Rocky Arceneaux, told Wednesday’s Games Philadelphia (Vargas 6-7) at Cincinnati N.Y. Mets 8, Washington 4 (Gray 10-6), 12:35 p.m. him the NFL’s high- reporters the sides were Texas at N.Y. Yankees, 6:35 p.m. San Francisco (Webb 1-0) at St. Louis Chicago White Sox at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. (Hudson 14-6), 1:15 p.m. est-paid player at his po- close to a deal after El- Minnesota at Boston, 7:10 p.m. Miami (Hernandez 3-5) at Pittsburgh sition and end a holdout liott landed at Dallas-Fort Detroit at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. (Agrazal 4-3), 7:05 p.m. L.A. Angels at Oakland, 10:07 p.m. Chicago Cubs (Quintana 12-8) at Milwau- that lasted the entire pre- Worth International Air- Philadelphia at Cincinnati, 6:40 p.m. kee (Anderson 6-4), 7:10 p.m. season. port on Tuesday. Elliott Miami at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. Washington (Strasburg 16-5) at Atlanta San Francisco at St. Louis, 7:45 p.m. (Fried 15-4), 7:20 p.m. The breakthrough was spent almost the entire San Diego at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. Friday’s Games finalized before dawn on holdout in Cabo San Lu- Colorado at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. Texas at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Thursday’s Games Kansas City at Miami, 7:10 p.m. the morning of the team’s cas, Mexico. Chicago White Sox (López 8-12) at Cleve- N.Y. Yankees at Boston, 7:10 p.m. first full workout before Elliott rose to stardom land (Plesac 7-5), 1:10 p.m. Toronto at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. Detroit (Boyd 7-10) at Kansas City (Spark- Cleveland at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. Sunday’s opener at home as a sophomore at Ohio man 3-10), 1:15 p.m. L.A. Angels at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. against the New York Gi- State during the first Col- L.A. Angels (Suarez 2-5) at Oakland (Bas- Seattle at Houston, 8:10 p.m. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS sitt 9-5), 3:37 p.m. Oakland at Detroit, 8:15 p.m., 1st game ants. lege Football Playoff fol- Texas (Allard 3-0) at Baltimore (Means Detroit at Oakland, 10:07 p.m., 2nd game Elliott will get $50 mil- Running back Ezekiel Elliott has agreed to lowing the 2014 season, 10-9), 7:05 p.m. St. Louis at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. a six-year, $90 million contract extension to Minnesota (Pérez 9-6) at Boston (Eovaldi Arizona at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. lion guaranteed. The $15 most notably at the home 1-0), 7:10 p.m. Philadelphia at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. million-per-year average remain with the Dallas Cowboys. of the Cowboys when he Toronto (Thornton 4-9) at Tampa Bay (TBD), Washington at Atlanta, 7:20 p.m. 7:10 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. on the extension surpass- rushed for 246 yards and Seattle (Gonzales 14-11) at Houston (Miley Colorado at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. es the $14.4 million Todd Elliott held out with two had the best per-game four touchdowns in a 13-4), 8:10 p.m. San Francisco at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. Gurley got from the Los years left on his rookie rushing average in the blowout of Oregon in the Angeles Rams last sum- contract, at $3.9 million league. championship game. MLB WILD CARD mer. Gurley’s guarantee this season and $9.1 mil- But the off-field issues He wasted little time AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE was $45 million. lion in 2020. The fourth were part of the backdrop having an impact with W L Pct GB W L Pct GB The 41-day stalemate overall pick in the 2016 as the impasse dragged the Cowboys, winning the Tampa Bay 82 59 .582 _ Washington 78 60 .565 _ Cleveland 80 59 .576 _ Chicago 75 63 .543 _ between Dallas and the draft wanted to be the on, although Jerry Jones, rushing title as a rook- Oakland 79 58 .577 _ Philadelphia 72 65 .526 2½ two-time NFL rushing highest-paid back after also the team’s general ie while Prescott earned Boston 74 64 .536 5½ Arizona 72 67 .518 3½ Texas 68 72 .486 12½ Milwaukee 71 67 .514 4 champion came with the getting those two rushing manager, said more than NFL Offensive Rookie of Los Angeles 65 74 .468 15 New York 71 68 .511 4½ Cowboys holding high titles in only three years. once he didn’t consider El- the Year honors after Dal- Chicago 61 77 .442 18½ San Francisco 66 72 .478 9 Now the 24-year-old is, liott’s issues a factor as it Seattle 58 82 .414 22½ San Diego 64 74 .464 11 expectations coming off las won a franchise-re- their first playoff win with with a contract that totals related to a new contract. cord 11 straight games Elliott and quarterback $103 million over the next Jones jokingly said and was the top seed in Dak Prescott. They have eight seasons. “Zeke who?” in response to the NFC. The Cowboys TODAY IN SPORTS won two NFC East titles “I’m $100 million lighter a question from a report- lost to Aaron Rodgers and September 5 1990 — Ivan Lendl’s bid for a re- in three seasons together. as of this morning,” owner er after a second straight Green Bay in the division- 1975 — Martina Navratilova, 18, of cord nine straight U.S. Open men’s Prescott and receiver Jerry Jones said on CNBC solid preseason showing al round. Czechoslovakia loses to Chris Evert finals ends in the quarterfinals. Amari Cooper are also in New York, where he from rookie fourth-round After the addition of in the U.S. Open semifinals, then ap- Pete Sampras wins in five sets, 6-4, seeking long-term con- and his son, executive vice pick Tony Pollard in Ha- Cooper in a midseason 7-6, 3-6, 4-6, 6-2. pears at the U.S. Immigration and tracts in the final year of president Stephen Jones, waii. trade last year, Prescott 1994 — San Francisco’s Jerry Rice Naturalization Service office in New their rookie deals. But get- rang the opening bell at A few days later, though, and Elliott got a wild-card York and asks for political asylum. catches a pair of scoring passes ting an agreement with the New York Stock Ex- Jones sternly said he had win over Seattle following 1989 — Chris Evert’s illustrious and runs in a 23-yard reverse to be- change. “Zeke has been earned the right to joke career ends in the quarterfinals of come the NFL’s career touchdown Elliott settles the most their second division title the U.S. Open when she blows a leader with 127. important issue as the arguably our best play- about Elliott after the last season. The Cowboys 5-2 first-set lead and is beaten 7-6, 2001 — Old rivals Andre Agassi Cowboys try to get past er. We’re glad to get him 2016 All-Pro’s represen- then lost to the Los Ange- 6-2 by Zina Garrison. Evert’s record and Pete Sampras battle in a clas- the divisional round for booked in.” tatives took offense to les Rams, falling to 0-6 in at the U.S. Open is 101-12 and she sic match at the U.S. Open. Sam- the first time since win- Even when he was sus- the remark. The owner the divisional round since finishes her career with a match pras wins in four sets, 6-7 (7), 7-6 ning the last of the fran- pended for six games over strongly supported Elliott finishing the 1995 season record of 1,304-145 and 18 Grand (2), 7-6 (2), 7-6 (5), with neither play- chise’s five Super Bowls domestic violence allega- during a court fight over with a Super Bowl win Slam titles. er having lost serve in the match. during the 1995 season. tions in 2017, Elliott still the suspension. over Pittsburgh. B4 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2019 COMICS

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 New job triggers memories of violent sexual assault DEAR ABBY: A couple fore, so I was left feeling of years ago, I was work- Dear Abby is written by Abigail very confused and sad. A ing as a certified nursing year later, I accidentally assistant in a nursing Van Buren, also known as Jeanne dialed her number, and home. One day, I decided Phillips, and was founded by her she answered. We talked to stay beyond my usual mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact as if no time had passed. evening shift into the She told me I had hurt night shift, as I had a few Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. her feelings. It wasn’t in- times before. While work- Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. tentional, and I apolo- ing the night shift, I was gized. Some time later, violently sexually as- she told me she’d call me saulted by a fellow CNA. standing the effects of counseling after your as- back, but she didn’t. I The incident caused me such a traumatizing sault to help you get past clearly recall our last to be so traumatized that event, so I have a difficult these triggers, which even conversation, and I didn’t I quit that job within the say anything that next few days. time getting sympathy if you quit this job may from him. continue to occur in other would’ve hurt her. Although I reported the It has been two years, I really want to quit environments. Before co-worker to my boss, and I haven’t attempted they did next to nothing this job. I’m under so making this decision, please consult a licensed to contact her since. about it. I also reported much mental and emo- Should I reach out to her him to the police, but as tional stress that I feel therapist who specializes in treating patients who again or consider this far as I know, nothing has like it’s ruining me. At friendship over? been done. I moved on to the same time, we need suffer from PTSD. doing in-home care and the money, and I wonder Although my impulse is HURTING, TOO, IN then to an assisted living if I should just push to advise you to quit DALLAS facility. through and stick with it. “stat,” because of your I have recently taken a If I quit, I’m afraid my husband’s inability to un- DEAR HURTING: higher-paying CNA posi- husband won’t fully un- derstand what you have This friendship has run tion in another nursing derstand why I couldn’t gone through, a mental its course, for whatever home. This nursing home just stay at the job, and it health professional may reason. However, abrupt has so many similarities may cause conflict as well be able to help HIM un- changes in personality to the former one that I as financial stress.derstand why you may and behavior can be a find myself having anxi- Should I quit and find a need to work in in-home symptom of serious ill- ety attacks, flashbacks place that’s less of a trig- care or an assisted living ness in older people. In and the feeling of con- ger or stick it out? facility rather than for light of the fact that you stantly having to watch this employer. have known this woman my back. I’m extremely WORN DOWN IN for nearly 50 years, and uncomfortable here and WASHINGTON DEAR ABBY: After 47 you still care about her, constantly feel afraid to years of friendship, my you might want to check go to work. My husband DEAR WORN DOWN: friend ghosted me. This with one of her relatives has a hard time under- You should have received had never happened be- to be sure she’s all right. BRIDGE

Backpedal with balanced hands When was this speech given? “So six-and-a-half-loser hand, should I come before you with a budget that have passed. Instead, he pushed his is honest in its discussion of our partner into six spades. challenges, creative in its possible What should South do after the di- solutions, compassionate in its com- amond nine or club jack lead? mitment to our most vulnerable and In each case, South will draw balanced on the bottom line.” trumps, discard two diamonds on In bridge, we have balanced and dummy’s hearts, then hope to avoid unbalanced hands. The latter tend to two club losers. be more productive because of their After the diamond lead, South long suits, but it is usually necessary will have to divine the club position, to have a fit with partner. Balanced which he is most unlikely to do. hands have more losers, which is not The normal start, though, is the good. club jack. 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Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. to The Bank of New York Mellon FKA Court as Document No. 561210 as noted on Certificate of Title No. 79766, of Item: September 5, 2019 The Bank of New York, as Trustee for the certificateholders of the CWABS, Inc., which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, by assignment from: Asset-Backed Certificates, Series 2006-15, recorded on August 14, 2012, in Book No. 31620, at Page 695 Nationstar Mortgage LLC to U.S. Bank National Association, not in its Individual NOTICE OF Does your Capacity but Solely as Trustee for the RMAC Trust, Series 2016-CTT, registered on PUBLIC SALE for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, August 28, 2018, Document No. 595458, as noted on Certificate of Title No. OF PERSONAL company need the same will be sold at Public Auction at 4:00 PM on September 23, 2019, on 79766 PROPERTY employees? the mortgaged premises located at 62 Moulton Street, Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc. as nominee for MSA Mortgage LLC Notice is hereby given that the to Nationstar Mortgage, LLC, registered on August 26, 2013, Document No. undersigned will sell to satisfy lien of TO WIT: 545983, as noted on Certificate of Title No. 79766 the owner at public sale by competitive The land in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, with the buildings thereon, bidding on Sept. 08, 2019, at 11:00 bounded and described as follows: for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, a.m.at East by Moulton Street, fity-three and 71/100 (53.71) feet; South by land now or the same will be sold at Public Auction at 10:00 AM on September 30, 2019, on SPACE RENTAL INC. formerly of Sargeant, about seventy six (76) feet; West by land now or formerly of the mortgaged premises located at 79 Manson Street, Lynn, Essex County, 50 BENNETT ST. Martin and Myers and by land now or formerly of Cusick; North by land now or Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, LYNN, MA. 01905 formerly of Kellan seventy-six and 90/100 (76.90) feet. The personal goods stored therein by Placing a help Being the same premises conveyed to the herein named mortgagor (s) by deed TO WIT: the following may include, but are not recorded with Essex South District Registry of Deeds in Book 13170, Page 501. The land with the buildings thereon situated in Lynn in the County of Essex and limited to general household, furniture, wanted ad is great Commonwealth of Massachusetts, bounded and described as follows: boxes, clothes and appliances for finding the For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern Occupant(s) skilled workers District) Registry of Deeds in Book 13170, Page 501. SOUTHWESTERLY: by Manson Street, forty-five and 21/100 (45.21) feet; Hogan, Richard 3B40 LeBaron, Marlen 2B35 & 2T27 you need. These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit WESTERLY: one hundred eighteen and 26/100 (118.26) feet; Ndayitabi, Dominique 3B13 of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the Purchases must be made in Cash Only nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax NORTHEASTERLY: one hundred sixty-four and 59/100 (164.59) feet by land now and paid for at the time of Sale. All titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or or formerly of Henry C. Bulfinch et al; and goods sold as is and must be removed liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, at the time of sale. Space Rental having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, SOUTHEASTERLY: by Lot 788, as shown on plan hereinafter mentioned, one reserves the right to withdraw units easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. hundred thirty-two and 08/100 (132.08) feet. from sale and to cancel auction without further notice. TERMS OF SALE: All of said boundaries are determined by the Court to be located as shown upon Ernie Landry plan numbered 6602-Z, drawn by William B. Hilton, Surveyor, dated April 14, Agent for Owner A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check 1961, as modified and approved by the Court, filed in the Land Registration Item: August 29, September 5, 2019 will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The Office, a copy of a portion of which is filed with Certificate of Title 30529 in said 781-593-7700, ext.2 balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 Registry, and the above-described land is shown as Lot 787, on last mentioned California St., Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, plan. Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full The above described land is subject to the rights described in an Easement from of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage Robert C. Atkinson, Jr., et ux to Lynn Gas and Electric Company, dated May 7, shall control in the event of an error in this publication. 1949 and filed as Document 56979 in said Registry. See assignment of Easement NEW IN TOWN? from Lynn Gas and Electric Company, to Lynn Gas Company dated February 5, Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. 1960, and filed as Document 107383 in said Registry. See Assignment of Easement from Lynn Gas Company to Boston Gas Company, dated December 20, THE BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON FKA THE BANK OF NEW YORK, AS TRUSTEE FOR 1973 and filed as Document 148686 in said Registry. THE CERTIFICATEHOLDERS OF THE CWABS, INC., ASSET-BACKED CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2006-15 So much of the above described land as is including within the limits of Manson Present holder of said mortgage Street is subject to a Taking by the City of Lynn, dated September 13, 1955 and filed as Document 76880 in said Registry and shown on plan filed with said By its Attorneys, Document. HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. 150 California St. Being the same premises conveyed to me by deed of Carol Randall, dated July 5, Newton, MA 02458 2006 and recorded with Essex South Registry of Deeds herewith. (617)558-0500 2017080008 For mortgagor's(s') title see deed registered with Essex County (Southern Item: August 22, 29, September 5, 2019 District) Registry District of the Land Court as Document No. 469174, as noted on Certificate of Title No. 79766. Commonwealth of Massachusetts The Trial Court These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit Probate and Family Court of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the Docket No. ES08P0701EA nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax CITATION ON PETITION FOR ORDER OF titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or COMPLETE SETTLEMENT liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, Essex Probate and Family Court having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, 36 Federal Street easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. Salem, MA 01970 (978) 744-1020 TERMS OF SALE:

Estate of: A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check Beatrice Ellen Lanceleve will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The Date of Death: 04/07/2005 balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 A Petition for Order of Complete Settlement has been filed by: California St., Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, Delana Asaro of Methuen MA Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the requesting that the court enter a formal Decree of Complete Settlement including date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full the allowance of a final account, and other such relief as may be requested in the of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage Petition. shall control in the event of an error in this publication. IMPORTANT NOTICE You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, NOT IN ITS INDIVIDUAL CAPACITY BUT SOLELY the return day of 09/16/2019. AS TRUSTEE FOR THE RMAC TRUST, SERIES 2016-CTT This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written Present holder of said mortgage appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a FIND AN AFFORDABLE timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections By its Attorneys, within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. PLACE TO LIVE. notice to you. 150 California St. WITNESS, Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Newton, MA 02458 Date: August 16, 2019 (617)558-0500 Pamela Casey O'Brien 2016080047 Register of Probate Item: September 5, 12, 19, 2019 CHECK CLASSIFIED! Item: September 5, 2019

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ABOARD THE PAPAL Change the Pope.” Au- loathe his outreach to mi- and former White House cis had responded with criticism an honor, partic- PLANE (AP) — Pope thor Nicholas Seneze, who grants and China, his de- adviser Steve Bannon. “spiritual weapons.” ularly when it comes from Francis acknowledged his covers the Vatican for the nunciation of free-market Well-funded, right-wing “For me, it’s an honor authoritative thinkers, and growing opposition with- French Catholic newspa- capitalism, his environ- Catholic media amplified if the Americans attack in this case from an import- in the conservative right- per La Croix, presented mental concerns and his their disapproval. Wealthy me,” Francis quipped. As ant country,” Bruni said. wing of the U.S. Catholic it to Francis on a flight to relaxation of church rules Catholics are putting he handed the book to an Francis’ fraught rela- Church and said in off- southern Africa. on the death penalty and money behind initiatives aide, the pope added “This tions with the U.S. church hand remarks aboard the The plane landed in Ma- sacraments for civilly re- to discredit Francis’ al- is a bombshell.” hierarchy has escalated in papal plane Wednesday it puto, Mozambique late married Catholics. Some lies with the goal of elect- Vatican spokesman Mat- the last year following pub- is “an honor if the Ameri- in the afternoon. Francis have gone so far as to ac- ing a conservative, doc- teo Bruni sought to clar- lished accusations by a for- cans attack me.” is on a trip this that also cuse Francis of heresy. trine-minded churchman ify the pope’s comments mer Vatican ambassador Francis commented on takes him to Madagascar The pope’s most outspo- as the next pope. afterward, stressing they that Francis had followed critics of his papacy when and Mauritius. ken conservative critics In presenting the book to came in an “informal con- others in turning a blind he received a copy of a new In his book, Seneze in the U.S. include Cardi- Francis, Seneze explained text” and that Francis al- eye to the sexual miscon- book about his detrac- charts the fierce criticism nal Raymond Burke, who that he had wanted to show ways welcomes criticism. duct of an American prel- tors in the United States, of Francis among Amer- Francis ousted as a Vati- Francis’ problems with the “The pope wanted to say ate, now-former Cardinal “How America Wants to ican conservatives who can supreme court justice, U.S. church and how Fran- that he always considers Theodore McCarrick. Iran puts World gets to pressure see Dorian’s on Europe destruction over oil TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — FREEPORT, Baha- shelters and checked on Iranian officials ratcheted mas (AP) — The ground their homes. up pressure Wednesday crunched under Greg In one community, ahead of a weekend nucle- Alem’s feet on Wednes- George Bolter stood in ar deadline for European day as he walked over the bright sunshine and nations to come up with the ruins of his home, surveyed the ruins of a solution for Iran to sell laid waste by Hurricane what was once his home. its oil abroad in the af- Dorian. He picked at the debris, termath of escalated U.S. He touched a splintered trying to find something, sanctions. beam of wood and point- anything, salvageable. A President Hassan Rou- ed to the fallen trees, couple of walls were the hani reiterated a threat overcome by memories. only thing left. that Tehran would take “We planted those trees “I have lost everything,” additional steps away ourselves. Everything he said. “I have lost all from the 2015 nuclear ac- has a memory, you know,” my baby’s clothes, my PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS cord on Friday and accel- he said. “It’s so, so sad. son’s clothes. Destruction from Hurricane Dorian can be seen at Marsh Harbour in erate nuclear activities if ... In the Bible there is a “We have nowhere to Great Abaco Island, Bahamas on Wednesday. Europe fails to provide a person called Job, and I stay, nowhere to live. Ev- solution, calling it Iran’s feel like Job right now. erything is gone.” off a helicopter in Nas- self in a shower curtain reduced but still-dan- third, “most important He’s lost everything, The Bahamian govern- sau, the capital, with as she waited. gerous 105 mph winds. step” away from the deal. but his faith kept him ment sent hundreds of her two children and two “The dog laid on top An estimated 3 million “Iran’s third step is of strong.” police officers and ma- dogs after being rescued of her to keep her warm people in Florida, Geor- an extraordinarily signif- The devastation wrought rines into the stricken is- from Marsh Harbor in until the neighbors could gia and North and South icant nature,” Rouhani by Dorian — and the ter- lands, along with doctors, the Abaco islands. come to help,” she said. Carolina were warned said, without giving de- ror it inflicted during its nurses and other health “I’m just thankful I’m “All of my family lives in to clear out, and high- tails. care workers, in an effort day-and-a-half mauling alive,” she said. “The Marsh Harbor, and ev- ways leading inland were Later on Wednesday, of the Bahamas — came to reach drenched and Lord saved me.” erybody lost everything. turned into one-way evac- Rouhani elaborated, say- into focus Wednesday as stunned victims and take Sawyer said that her Not one of them have a uation routes. ing in comments aired the passing of the storm the full measure of the home was complete- home to live anymore.” At 5 p.m. EDT, Dorian on state TV that starting revealed a muddy, de- disaster. ly flooded and that she The storm pounded was centered about 150 bris-strewn landscape of “Right now there are just and her family fled to a the Bahamas with Cat- miles south of Charleston, on Friday, Iran’s atom- smashed and flooded-out a lot of unknowns,” Parlia- friend’s home, where the egory 5 winds up to 185 S.C., moving northwest ic agency would work on homes on Abaco and ment member Iram Lewis water came up to the mph and torrential rains, at 8 mph Hurricane-force the research and devel- Grand Bahama islands. said. “We need help.” second floor and carried swamping neighbor- winds extended up to 70 opment of “all kinds” of Officially the death toll The U.S. Coast Guard, them up to within a few hoods in brown floodwa- miles from its center. centrifuge machines that from the strongest hurri- Britain’s Royal Navy and feet of the roof. ters and destroying or Dorian was expected to can more quickly enrich cane on record ever to hit relief organizations in- She said she and her severely damaging, by pass dangerously close to uranium. However, he the country stood at seven, cluding the United Na- children and the dogs one estimate, nearly half Georgia and scrape the said the activities will be but there was little doubt tions and the Red Cross were floating on a mat- the homes in Abaco and Carolinas on Thursday “peaceful” and under sur- it would rise. joined the burgeoning ef- tress for about half an Grand Bahama, which and Friday with the poten- veillance of the U.N. nu- With a now-distant fort to rush food and med- hour until the water be- have 70,000 residents tial for over a foot of rain in clear watchdog. Dorian pushing its way icine to survivors and lift gan receding. and are known for their some spots and life-threat- Under the nuclear deal, up the Southeastern U.S. the most desperate people Sandra Cooke, who marinas, golf courses and ening storm surge. Iran has been limited coast, menacing Georgia to safety by helicopter. lives in Nassau, said her all-inclusive resorts. “Hurricane Dorian has to operating 5,060 old- and the Carolinas, many The U.S. government also sister-in-law was trapped By Wednesday, Dorian its sights set on North er-model IR-1 centrifuges. people living in the Ba- dispatched urban search- under her roof for 17 was pushing northward a Carolina,” Gov. Roy Coo- A centrifuge is a device hamas were in shock as and-rescue teams. hours in the Abaco is- relatively safe distance off per said. “We will be that enriches uranium by they slowly came out of Londa Sawyer stepped lands and wrapped her- the Florida coastline with ready.” rapidly spinning uranium hexafluoride gas. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

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