WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2016 SPOTLIGHT ON LYNN City takes the LEAD with developers

By Thomas Grillo More than 100 investors, develop- ITEM STAFF ers, lenders, brokers and contractors like Connolly boarded three buses for a LYNN — Jay Connolly admits he is glimpse at the city’s development oppor- “somewhat of a stranger to Lynn,” but tunities. the vice president of Beverly-based Con- “It’s encouraging to see so many new nolly Brothers Inc. registered for Tues- faces looking at Lynn,” said Matthew day’s city development tour of Lynn to Picarsic, managing principal of RCG, a nd new opportunities. Somerville-based real estate rm whose ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE “The city seems to have lots of poten- Lynn projects include the Boston Ma- tial, proximity to Boston and waterfront chine Lofts building on Willow Street. Charles Patsios, right, talks about the future of the former General Elec- opportunities, so it’s exciting to see it,” tric Gear Works property during the economic development tour of the Connolly said. LYNN, A7 city on Tuesday. Famed plastic SCHOOL OF ROCK LYNN surgeon & PLAYS THE ROLLING STONES' MANNING BOWL SET LIST & 50th ANNIVERSARY TRIBUTE SHOW busted for crack

By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF LYNN — Dr. Sheldon Sevinor, a well- known plastic surgeon, was busted for crack cocaine possession on Sunday night. Sevinor, 70, of Nahant, has been a fea- tured guest on Good Morning America, The Oprah Winfrey Show, The View, CNN World News and Inside Edition, among other programs, according to his website. He has of ces in Lynn, Boston and Florida. Sevinor appeared in Lynn District Court on a crack cocaine possession charge on Tuesday and was released on bail. His next court date is Oct. 11. His attorney, Randy Chapman, said he is in the process of reviewing the charges. “Dr. Sevinor has been a respected surgeon for 40 years,” Chapman said. “He has never been accused of any type of inappropriate behavior. That said, I respectfully decline to make any additional comment.” On Sunday, the Lynn Police Special In- vestigation Unit was conducting undercov- CENTRAL SQUARE er surveillance on Johnnie Albert, 61, at his 11 Goldthwait St. home, said Lynn Po- LYNN, MASSACHUSETTS lice Lt. Rick Donnelly. Police characterized Albert as a well-known drug user. Albert got into his car and was followed by police down to Mall Street, where a car, a grey Dodge, allegedly driven by Sevinor, was parked. Albert allegedly stopped to NOON have a conversation with Sevinor, before ) ) OPENING ACT ) ) pulling out his car. Sevinor then followed him in his car, Donnelly said. CLOCK TO THE ROCK 5K Albert eventually pulled over on Har- wood Street, with Sevinor pulling over SHOW STARTS AFTER RACE AWARDS CEREMONY across where Albert was parked. Police then watched Albert get out of his car and ) ) ) ) go over to where Sevinor was parked. Po- SPECIAL THANKS TO lice then allegedly saw Albert’s hands go DARREN CYR, WARD 3 CITY COUNCILOR · THE DAILY ITEM into Sevinor’s car and then witnessed his DOWNTOWN LYNN CULTURAL DISTRICT · FLANNERY'S HANDYMEN hands come out and place something in his FULL COLOR GRAPHICS · TOTAL OUTDOOR pants pocket. From that, of cers believed they had just witnessed a drug transaction, Donnelly said. Police then walked over to Sevinor’s car and saw Albert walking slowly backwards to get away from the vehicle. An of cer al- legedly observed Sevinor quickly reaching his right hand into his left shirt pocket, retrieve something and make a throwing EMOTIONAL RESCUE motion to the ground. From that motion, The next best thing for nostalgic Stones fans SEVINOR, A7

By Bill Brotherton that on June 24, 1966, — 50 years ago — ITEM FEATURES EDITOR the Stones performed at Manning Bowl. INSIDE When Mick Jagger and the boys were half- LYNN — Did ya hear? The Rolling Stones way through “Lady Jane,” thunderstorms are playing in Lynn! And the show is free!! erupted. The band, no doubt worried about In Saugus Whoa, hold your (wild) horses. Before you jolts of electricity coursing through their It’s last call for wig out and have a 19th nervous break- emaciated bodies, abruptly left the stage, Sully C’s Bar & Grill. A3 down, let me shine a light on the facts here. A band of young musicians from School leaving fans shattered and agitated. Po- In Swampscott of Rock/Lynn will perform a set of Rolling lice responded by ring tear gas into the Town salutes rst Stones songs on Saturday, Oct. 1 in Central crowd and Brian Jones’ perfectly coiffed female re ghter. A3 Square as part of the Downtown Lynn Cul- hair. Reportedly, the Stones proclaimed tural District’s 10th annual Clock to the that evening that the city of Lynn was dead In Lynn Rock 5K road race/celebration. According to them. Charting a new plan for to Pat Speece, the School of Rock/Lynn’s en- In May, Item Publisher Ted Grant, in a second charter school. A3 Page 1 letter, invited the Stones to return Five young musicians (Meli- ergetic music director, when the kids nal- In Sports na Laganas, Thomas Martin, ly take the stage, they will have rehearsed to Lynn to nish the 1966 concert. He of- together 1½ to 2 hours a week for a total of fered mind-boggling incentives: $737 in Nothing gets by Gonzalez Thomas Wallace, Adam Lynch in Tech’s scoreless tie. B1 and Troy Welling) from School two months. cash, dinner at Rossetti’s and other swell of Rock/Lynn, top, replicate a Granted, the Stones themselves would stuff. The ingrates never responded. In Food counterfeit poster promoting be better, but these young “Stones” sound (Editor’s note: The Stones have U.S. shows Try some of Rosalie’s the Rolling Stones’ 1966 con- pretty darn good. And they’re sweethearts. Tarte Tatin. B8 cert at Manning Bowl. First, a little history: You may recall STONES, A7

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 82° VOL. 138, ISSUE 246 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 59° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS ...... B4 FOOD ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2016 OBITUARIES Court tosses gun Malcolm T. Chamberlain, 83 Marie Burns, 97 charge, cites racial NAHANT — Mal- Hall in Boston, con- NAHANT — Mrs. Marie (Car- Woods of Portsmouth/Bart- colm Thomas Cham- dominiums at Sea- roll) Burns, age 97, died on lett, N.H.; one granddaughter, berlain, 83, a Nahant port Landing and the Monday at the Edgewood Meghan Levine of Washington, profiling study resident since 1962, concrete footbridge Centre in Portsmouth, N.H. D.C. Mrs. Burns was the sister passed away Sunday, across the Lynnway She was the wife of the late of Elizabeth Kiley of Florida By Denise Lavoie men were disproportion- Sept. 18 at his home into Heritage Park. Charles R. Burns. and New Hampshire and the ASSOCIATE PRESS ately stopped and frisked surrounded by his After his retirement, Born in Cambridge, she was late Robert Carroll and Rose- by Boston police between family. Malcolm was proud the daughter of the late James mary Carroll. BOSTON — The highest 2007 and 2010. The court Born and educat- to serve as a home and Rose Ellen (McBride) In lieu of flowers donations court in Massachusetts on said black men in Boston ed in Leicester, En- health aide for All Carroll. A resident of Nahant in her memory may be made Tuesday threw out a gun who flee when approached gland, Malcolm was the son Care VNA for over 15 years. for over 70 years, Mrs. Burns to the Nahant Historical Soci- conviction against a Bos- by police does not neces- ton man in a ruling that of the late Thomas and Elsie He took pride in renovating was a member of the Wom- ety at www.NahantHistory.org. sarily indicate that they says black men who flee (Foulds) Chamberlain; the be- rooms in his home and most en’s Club of Nahant, the Nah- Service information: Visit- are guilty of a crime. when approached by po- loved husband of 52 years to recently building a multi-sided ant Historical Society and the ing hours will be held in the “Rather, the finding that lice may be reacting to ra- the late Monica M.T. (Young) birdhouse for his front yard, Friends of the Library. BISBEE-PORCELLA Funeral black males in Boston are cial profiling rather than Chamberlain; the loving and which he enjoyed watching She is survived by three Home, 549 Lincoln Ave., Sau- disproportionately and trying to hide criminal devoted father of Julie Cham- as he kept up on the events repeatedly targeted for daughters, Carroll Burns of gus, on Saturday 10-11 a.m. activity. berlain and her companion of the neighborhood. He loved Jackson, N.H., Jeanne Levine The graveside service at the FIO (field interrogation Don Haefner of Nahant and going to the Cape with his wife In its ruling, the Su- and her husband Mitch of request of the family is private. preme Judicial Court and observation) encoun- Francine and her husband and children and he loved to Stanfordville, N.Y., and Amy For directions and condolenc- ters suggests a reason for Kent McKenzie of Lynn. He fish. He also loved tending to found that Boston police Burns and her husband Jeff es www.BisbeePorcella.com. had “far too little infor- flight totally unrelated was the cherished grandfather his tomato garden, but most to consciousness of guilt. of Lee Dickerson and his wife of all he loved spending time mation” to stop Jimmy Warren after seeing him Such an individual, when Julianne of Derry, N.H., and with his family, especially his approached by the police, Shawn Bargagna of Marble- grandchildren. and another black man Alexander F. Luti, 73 walking in Boston’s Rox- might just as easily be head. He was the treasured Service information: Mal- motivated by the desire great-grandfather of Theresa colm’s funeral will be held bury neighborhood about 30 minutes after they re- to avoid the recurring in- Frances Dickerson; the dear on Friday, Sept. 23, 2016 at dignity of being racially brother of Eunice Abbott of 12 p.m. at the CUFFE-MC- LYNN — Alexander collecting and going ceived a report of a home F. Luti, age 73, of to flea markets. break-in in 2011. profiled as by the desire Leicester, England, and the GINN Funeral Home, 157 to hide criminal activity,” admired uncle of several niec- Maple St., Lynn. Relatives Lynn, died Sunday, He is survived by Police had received only Sept. 18, 2016, at his partner of 50 a vague description of Justice Geraldine Hines es and nephews. and friends are invited. Buri- wrote for the court in the Malcolm served in the Royal al will follow in Greenlawn his home. years, George Paquin, three black males wearing He was the son of his cousins, Bud- dark clothing and hooded unanimous opinion. Air Force as an operator pri- Cemetery, Nahant. Visiting “Given this reality for or to emigrating to Canada in hours will be held on Thurs- the late Frank and dy Sparaco, Carol sweatshirts seen leaving Jeanne (Bavaro) Luti. Sparaco and Barba- the home. Warren ran black males in the city of 1958 and then to the U.S. in day, Sept. 22 from 4-8 p.m. in Boston, a judge should, in 1960 with his wife Monica. the funeral home. In lieu of Born and raised in ra Delcore, his aunt, when police approached Boston, Al was a Theresa Kapchus, him. After a foot chase, an appropriate cases, consid- Malcolm was a skilled carpen- flowers, contributions in Mal- er the report’s findings in ter and a member of Boston colm’s memory may be made horse owner and trainer for and several nieces, nephews officer arrested him in a weighing flight as a factor Local #26 Carpenter’s union to the American Cancer Soci- 40 years at Suffolk Downs in and friends. He was the broth- backyard. He was charged in the reasonable suspi- for many years until his retire- ety, 43 Nagog Park, Ste 110, East Boston and Rockingham er of the late Frank “Juni” Luti. with unlawful possession cion calculus.” ment. Some of the carpentry Acton, MA 01720-3426 or Horse Track in Salem, N.H. He Service information: Vis- of a firearm after a hand- projects of which he was most via www.cancer.org. For the was formerly a beautician and itation will be held today gun was found on the The court vacated War- proud were: reconstructing online guestbook please visit the owner of hair salons in (Wednesday) at the SOLI- front lawn. ren’s conviction. the irregular roof of Faneuil www.cuffemcginn.com. East Boston, Revere and Med- MINE Funeral Home, 426 The SJC found that po- A spokesman for Bos- ford, as well as the owners of Broadway (Route 129), Lynn lice did not have a rea- ton police and the Suffolk restaurants, Lincoln’s Landing from 12-2 p.m. Relatives sonable suspicion to stop County District Attorney’s in Swampscott, Post Time in and friends are respectfully Warren and his friend, Office did not immediate- Revere and Sub Stop and Go invited. Directions and guest noting that an officer’s ly respond to requests for Claire Johnson, 98 in Salem. He enjoyed antiques book at www.solimine.com. hunch is not enough. The comment. Warren’s law- 1918-2016 court cited a report by yer did not immediately the Boston Police Depart- return a call seeking com- Marion Claire aged the children in ment that found black ment. Devlin Johnson died music, dance and Saturday, Sept. 17, in sailing, and pursued John T. Deary, 60 the arms of her fam- her own many inter- 1956-2016 ily. She was 98. She ests, which included was an active mem- French, Italian, fine LYNN — John T. of the Nazarene in ber of the community art, swimming, tennis “Jack” Deary, age 60, Lynn, where he was in Lynn, Salem and and birding. When of Lynn, passed away an active member. He Marblehead. her children grew suddenly on Sept. 6, liked taking walks on Claire, as she was older, she worked at 2016 at his home. the beach and listen- known all her life, was born North Shore Catholic Charities He was born on ing to music. He truly on July 10, 1918 in Lynn. She handling adoptions. Feb. 14, 1956 in enjoyed the time that was the oldest child of Arthur Claire and Bill shared a Lynn, the son of the he spent with his long- T. and Marion Venini Devlin of strong interest in world travel. late Albert and Louise time friend, George Tilton Terrace, Lynn. A 1936 They visited Bermuda, Mexi- M. (Mahoney) Deary. Woodward. Above all graduate of St. Mary’s Girls co, many countries of Europe, He was raised and educated else, he found great happiness High School in Lynn, she was the British Isles, China and in Lynn and graduated from spending time with his family, valedictorian of her class. She Afghanistan. As Bill began to Lynn English High School, especially with his daughters. was the first in her family to retire from his medical prac- Class of 1974. He attended He is survived by his daugh- go to college, graduating from tice in the mid-1980s, Claire North Shore Community Col- ters, Erin M. Deary of Lynn Emmanuel College in Bos- brought her skills in organizing lege and graduated from The as well as Lydia Rose Deary ton in 1940. In 1942, she trips to work as a travel agent, Peterson School in Boston and Brooke Deary, both of received her master’s degree first at Warwick Travel in Mar- with a first class boiler room Gloucester. His longtime in social work from St. Louis blehead and later at Odina engineering license. friend, George Woodward of University. Travel in Salem. She made Jack worked as a chief en- Lynn, as well as several cous- During World War II, she the most of her years in the gineer for power plants in the ins also survive him. worked as a medical social travel industry, taking agent greater Boston area for over 20 Service information: There worker at the Massachusetts informational trips to the Ca- years. As a younger man, Jack are no calling hours. Family General Hospital. There she ribbean and Australia, and was a boxer who competed in and friends are invited to at- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS met her future husband, Wil- organizing family reunions in the Golden Gloves with Tony tend Jack’s memorial service Pavone. He enjoyed playing on Saturday, Sept. 24, 2016 Navy Secretary Ray Mabus smiles with Ethel liam E. Johnson of Hartford, Antigua and Barbados. Kennedy, widow of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, at Conn., who was a student at In Marblehead, she was softball on his work team and from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the liked weight lifting in his spare First Church of the Naza- the naming of the Robert F. Kennedy Navy Ship Harvard Medical School. At a member of the Corinthian at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library on Claire’s urging, they began and Eastern Yacht Clubs and time. He was a very spiritual rene, 233 Eastern Ave., Lynn, Tuesday in Boston. to learn how to sail on the a mainstay on the family sail- man who enjoyed attending MA 01902. Please visit www. Charles River. boat “Elsinore” for many East- church. He was active with the cuffemcginn.com to sign the The couple married on May ern Yacht Club cruises. She food pantry at the First Church online guest book. 12, 1945. In 1946, Dr. Wil- became a very good club ten- US Navy to name ship liam Johnson was commis- nis player, excelling at doubles sioned as a lieutenant in the tennis well into her 70s. MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS United States Navy, serving Claire is preceded in death after late Senator for three years in the Central by her husband, William John- Pacific. He and Claire were son, in 2010; a brother, Tim- Call from Barnstaple, UK Robert F. Kennedy stationed first at Naval Base othy Devlin of Lynn, in 1990; stumps police in Barnstable, Mass. Pearl Harbor near Honolulu, and a sister, Marguerite Rigby BOSTON (AP) — The He was assassinated in Hawaii, and then at Naval Air of Beverly, in 2008. She is sur- BARNSTABLE (AP) — Police in Barnstable, Mass., U.S. Navy is naming a 1968 during his campaign Station Midway Island, where vived by six children, David of were stumped when a woman from a nearly identically ship after Robert F. Ken- for Democratic presiden- they developed an interest in Stratham, N.H., Mark of Tahoe named town in the United Kingdom called to report a nedy. tial nominee. bird watching among the sev- City, Calif., Paul of Manches- car crash. Navy Secretary Ray Ma- “He said to those for- eral species of seabirds nest- ter-by the-Sea, Robert of Lynn, The Boston Globe reports the call came in to Officer bus announced the name gotten, ‘Your country sees ing on the atoll. Anne of Cambridge and Mar- Mark McWilliams on Thursday. Tuesday at the John F. you. Your country counts Claire and Bill returned to tha of Vashon Island, Wash.; The woman tells McWilliams she was “driving back Kennedy Presidential Li- you. Your country needs the mainland in 1949, living eight grandchildren and three from Barnstaple to Muddiford” when she saw the brary in Boston. Members for three years Rochester, great-grandchildren. you.’ This class of ships crash. A perplexed McWilliams asks the woman where of the Kennedy family, in- tells that story,” said Joe Minn., after Dr. Johnson re- Claire’s family wants to ex- she is, to which she replies: “Ilfracombe.” Ilfracombe is cluding his widow, Ethel ceived a fellowship to study press its enduring gratitude Kennedy. on the northern coast of England, about 13 miles north Kennedy, attended. “They are working ships, orthopedics at the Mayo Clin- to the staffs of the Brudnick of Barnstaple. Massachusetts Con- ic. Center in Peabody and Senior steady, sturdy vessels on McWilliams and the woman go back and forth for gressman Joe Kennedy, which all other operations In 1952, the couple and Care Management of Marble- about two minutes before realizing they’re on different his grandson, said they’re their first three children re- head for their tireless efforts will depend, built by hard- continents. “deeply grateful” for the working American hands, turned to the North Shore. In on behalf of Claire and the The two share a laugh and McWilliams deadpans: honor. addition to raising a family family during Claire’s final the great backbone of a “Our response time is going to be about six hours.” The Robert F. Kenne- force that projects peace and being an active partner in years. dy’s job will be to restock The BBC says the woman misdialed after searching and stability to every cor- her husband’s medical prac- Service information: Vis- and refuel ships already online for the police department’s number. ner of our planet, and a fit- tice, Claire became a student iting hours will be Friday, at sea. Construction is ex- of Salem’s rich architectural Sept. 23 from 4-8 at the ting tribute to the names pected to begin in 2021. heritage, volunteering at the MURPHY Funeral Home in they proudly bear,” he Wireless signals can detect Ethel Kennedy is the hon- Essex Institute. A careful re- Salem. A funeral Mass will orary sponsor and daugh- said. searcher, she wrote an article be said for Claire on Sat- your feelings with new device ter Kathleen Kennedy Mabus chooses ship on the historic houses of La- urday, Sept. 24 at 10 a.m. CAMBRIDGE (AP) — What if your computer or Townsend is the sponsor, names to help connect fayette Street that the institute in Star of the Sea Church, smartphone could tell if you’re happy or sad? who will christen the ves- people with the Navy and accepted for publication in its Marblehead, followed by a A new device developed by researchers at the Massa- sel. Marine Corps. He spoke historical journal. graveside service in Water- chusetts Institute of Technology aims to detect emo- of how Kennedy inspired By 1962, there were six side Cemetery, Marblehead. Ships in the class are tions by sending wireless signals that measure heart- being named in honor of him and others to see pol- children in the Johnson fam- For additional information or beats as the signals bounce off a person’s body. itics and public service as ily. The family lived from 1953 online guestbook please vis- civil and human rights he- Researchers from MIT’s Computer Science and a “noble profession, an op- to 1958 in Salem, moving to it www.MurphyFuneralHome. roes. Mabus said the class Artificial Intelligence Laboratory say their device is portunity to make the fu- Marblehead. Claire encour- com or call 978-744-0497. would be incomplete with- 87 percent accurate in using heartrate and what it’s out Kennedy’s name. ture bright for everyone.” already learned about a person to recognize joy, plea- Kennedy served as U.S. “It’s a legacy worth pre- sure, sadness or anger, after the device first measures attorney general from serving by means of the home delivery rate is how each individual’s body reacts in various emotional 1961 to 1964 and as a U.S. Navy’s highest honor, hav- 50% off states. senator from New York ing a ship bear his name newstand price! It works like an electrocardiogram monitor but with- from 1965 to 1968. He was and assigning that ship Call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 Subscribers pay only out needing a sensor on the body to measure heart- an advocate for the poor sponsors that personify to subscribe today. $3 a week. beats. and for racial minorities. his values,” Mabus said. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A3 HOW TO REACH US Charting a new plan for Swampscott FD second charter school salutes first

By Gayla Cawley four other groups. The de- DeVito and his team 110 Munroe St. female firefighter ITEM STAFF partment also received a were finalists in a nation- P.O. Box 5 Lynn, MA 01903 letter of intent for an ad- al competition to redesign LYNN — Plans for a ditional charter from the the American high school, By Gayla Cawley firefighters. Much of Customer Service proposed second charter board of trustees of the the XQ Super School Proj- ITEM STAFF the work to make these Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. school in the city are still Hampden Charter School ect challenge, but failed to changes was done by the alive. SWAMPSCOTT — The firefighters themselves.” Connecting of Science. win a $10 million prize to- Swampscott Fire Depart- All Departments: Equity Lab Charter Other finalists are for wards the proposed char- Breen said having a 781-593-7700 School, led by Frank De- ment’s first female fire- woman in what would the Map Academy Charter ter school. fighter has called it a ca- Ext. 2 Vito, has been invited to School, which is a compe- If the school is approved, have been an all “boys move onto the next stage reer. club” brought many Classified Advertising tency-based high school the state would provide Lt. Sheila Scranton, 60, [email protected] of the Department of El- model for students between DeVito $800 per student changes, but Scranton’s ementary and Secondary has retired, and saw her sense of humor and pa- Subscriptions 15 and 23 from Plymouth, to lease or purchase space. last shift end on Sept. 8 [email protected] Education charter school tient temperament quick- Carver and Wareham, and For the first year, he antic- at 11:59 p.m., after more Circulation process, where a full appli- Old Sturbridge Academy ipates 160 students, as he ly allowed the other fire- [email protected] cation would be submitted. than 29 years of service fighters to accept her as Charter Public School, a expects to serve grades 5 with the department. Ext. 3 Equity Lab is a proposed K-8 system with students and 6, expanding by one one of the team. grades 5 to 12 school, with Scranton, a Swampscott To become a firefighter, Newsroom from Sturbridge, Brim- grade each year, which resident, said she needed [email protected] a maximum enrollment of field, Brookfield, Holland, would result in an initial Scranton said she had to [email protected] 640 students. DeVito said to earn the respect of her pass a physical strength Monson, North Brook- $128,000 from the state. fellow firefighters when Ext. 4 his intent is to request that field, Palmer, Southbridge, The new school would re- test and a psychological the state extends his pro- she started. evaluation. The strength Sports Spencer-East Brookfield,ceive $2.1 million from “It was an all male job,” [email protected] posed opening date to 2018, test was her toughest or- Wales and Webster. Lynn Public Schools, or she said. “Being the first Ext. 5 as, if approved, the school Final applications are $13,233 per student who deal, but she was helped woman, you just have to by her husband, who Retail and Online would open next year. Eq- due to the state depart- switches schools. uity would be focused on prove yourself.” made up a practice field. Advertising ment by Nov. 1. Once ap- DeVito said he would Since Scranton start- [email protected] experienced-based learn- plications are received, The part of the test that still have to raise about ed, she said there have ing, rather than textbook the state education de- gave her the most anxiety ADVERTISING $250,000 for the school to been two other female reading. partment staff and ex- launch and is applying to was carrying a 125-pound Ernie Carpenter, Jr. firefighters, with the “We were excited be- ternal review panelists foundations to make up dummy up the stairs and Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1355 Swampscott department, [email protected] cause the state has a very will evaluate each pro- the difference. then climbing down a lad- Barbara Walsh and Jen- rigorous process when posal. Public hearings Equity Lab, if approved, der with it. Bob Gunther nifer Bleiker, but both left, Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 they’re reviewing propos- will be held in the areas would face competition The biggest fire she with Walsh retiring a lit- [email protected] als,” DeVito said. where founding groups from KIPP Academy, the responded to was in De- tle more than a year ago. Ralph Mitchell The founders of three have proposed opening only other charter school cember 2014, when she She’s the first to enter and Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1332 proposed Massachusetts their schools. Mitchell D. in the city. was acting captain, Scran- [email protected] the last to leave for now, charter schools were invit- Chester, elementary and City officials have said ton said. The Humphrey she added. Philip Ouellette ed to move on, along with secondary education com- that charter schools pro- Street home of her fellow Vice President / Sales, ext. 1257 Scranton has been de- firefighter, Anthony Pier- [email protected] another proposal, which missioner, will then make vide choice for parents, would create a charter bating retirement for the ro, was lost in the blaze. Cassie Vitali his recommendation to but take money away from school network by opening the board, and a vote will traditional schools. past year, before final- Her career highlight was Advertising Sales Rep., ext. 1280 ly deciding it was time. [email protected] another school under an be held at their February DeVito and his team are becoming a lieutenant, She said she was lucky she said. Patricia Whalen existing board of trustees, 2017 meeting. providing a Family In- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 of the Hampden Charter “I appreciate the hard formation Night on Oct. to land in Swampscott, as To celebrate her retire- [email protected] School of Science. work each of the applicant 12 and 25 at 6:30 p.m. the department is fami- ment, Scranton left over ly-oriented. She said she the weekend for a Ports- BUSINESS OFFICE DeVito, a member of the groups has done to get to for families interested in Waltham-based Education this point,” Chester said in learning more about the saw her co-workers as a mouth, N.H., vacation Beth Bresnahan second family, but in re- with her family. Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1253 Development Center’s Na- a statement. “I will ensure school. The sessions will be [email protected] tional Center on Scaling the final applications are held at Building Bridges tirement, she’ll get to be Deputy Fire Chief Jim home on holidays and Susan J. Conti Up Effective Schools team, rigorously reviewed. We Through Music, located at Potts said Scranton will Controller, ext. 1288 where he develops, imple- will hold public hearings 140 Union St., Suite 209. spend more time with her be missed. [email protected] ments and tests new ways and consider public input Gayla Cawley can be grandson. “Sheila was a great em- Ted Grant to boost effective practices before I decide whether to reached at gcawley@item- Fire Chief Kevin Breen ployee,” he said. “She was Publisher, ext. 1234 in high schools, submitted recommend a charter for live.com. Follow her on said having Scranton a great person to have [email protected] his proposal, along with any of the proposals.” Twitter @GaylaCawley. serve as the first female around. She was a great Marian Kinney firefighter had a dramat- personality.” ext. 1212 ic effect on the depart- [email protected] Scranton said she loved ment. her career and is proud of Will Kraft “Not only did she come Vice President / Finance It’s last call for Sully C’s what she did. As a first re- ext. 1296 into an exclusively male sponder, she has one last [email protected] By Bridget Turcotte anticipated both business- days for Byrne to consider workplace, she came into piece of advice. Jennifer Perez ITEM STAFF es would be closed for just her options. Board mem- a building designed to be “I would say just don’t ext. 1205 a few weeks and the dam- bers wondered why she an all male workplace,” take life for granted,” she [email protected] SAUGUS — Tonight will age was estimated to be didn’t begin the process Breen said. “It took some said. “I’ve come upon very CIRCULATION be the last chance for Sul- about $100,000. sooner but compromised time to pull off, but ul- sad instances. Live life to Lisa Mahmoud ly C’s Bar & Grill to save Eventually, board mem- timately a female dorm the fullest.” Manager, ext. 1239 its liquor license. by giving her until the bers decided it was neces- area and bathroom were Gayla Cawley can be [email protected] The Board of Selectmen Sept. 21 meeting. sary to take action. carved out of a building reached at gcawley@item- CLASSIFIED voted to revoke the license Neither Utke or Byrne “We have been sympa- built in the 1960s that live.com. Follow her on Abbe Young Smith in July. Elaine Byrne, the could be reached for com- thetic to the situation but never anticipated female Twitter @GaylaCawley. Manager, ext. 1276 bar’s owner, was given ment. [email protected] until 12:01 a.m. on Thurs- we haven’t really gotten Celimli said he is un- Kerry Smith day for the cancellation to anything back in terms of aware of Byrne’s plans Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1325 cooperation,” said Chair- [email protected] go into effect. Should she but is focused on cleaning Racial issues involving attend tonight’s meeting woman Debra Panetta. up his property. He is still “You want to do what’s in NEWSROOM with a concrete plan to sell unsure of what he will do the best interest of our Somalis heightened Bill Brotherton the license or to move her with it and declined fur- community.” Features Editor ext. 1338 business to a new location, ther comment. [email protected] Panetta said the board the panel could reconsider. At the July hearing, Se- after mall attack Gayla Cawley The property on Route received a letter from Mi- Reporter, ext. 1236 chael Utke, Byrne’s attor- lectman Jeff Cicolini made By Kyle Potter the 20-year-old’s electron- [email protected] 1 North is owned by Evos ney, stating an agreement it clear he would not sup- ASSOCIATED PRESS ic devices to piece it to- Properties LLC, managed port a new occupant com- Dillon Durst by Suleyman Celimli. By- is in the works on the sale gether what sparked the Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 ing before the board for MINNEAPOLIS — The rne and Celimli battled of the license. However, attack. [email protected] day after a young Soma- over who is responsible it did not include details licensing. Panetta agreed An Islamic State-run Thomas Grillo li-American man stabbed for repairing the fire-dam- about the buyer. Utke Tuesday that she would be news agency claimed Reporter, ext. 1264 10 people at a central [email protected] aged property for more added he would not be hesitant to allow another Adan was a “soldier of the Minnesota mall, pickup Spenser Hasak than a year. reachable for the next two business to operate in the Islamic State.” St. Cloud’s trucks were spotted driv- Copy Editor, ext. 1278 The building, which also weeks because he’s on his building. police chief has said it [email protected] ing through predominant- houses Boston Market, honeymoon. Bridget Turcotte can be seems Adan acted alone. Thor Jourgensen was deemed uninhabitable At the July meeting, reached at bturcotte@item- ly Somali neighborhoods, News Editor, ext. 1267 honking and waving Con- On Tuesday, the FBI’s [email protected] by several town inspec- Utke requested the can- live.com. Follow her on Joint Terrorism Task tors. The fire department cellation be postponed 90 Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. federate flags — high- Steve Krause lighting the precarious Force assumed the lead Sports Editor, ext. 1229 on the investigation. FBI [email protected] bond between the thou- sands of Somalis who live spokesman Kyle Loven Jennifer Meli Air Force pilot dead, 1 hurt in St. Cloud and other city said he could not discuss Copy Editor, ext. 1222 [email protected] residents. any investigative details, but that authorities are Katie Morrison Saturday’s attack at Sports Reporter after ejecting from spy plane Crossroads Center Mall following up on all leads. [email protected] is testing city and com- “Motivation is a big part Owen O’Rourke By Rich Pedroncelli munity leaders’ efforts to of this investigation,” Photographer, ext. 1224 and Jonathan improve longstanding ra- Loven said. [email protected] J. Cooper cial tensions, which flared As many as 10,000 So- Anne Marie Tobin ASSOCIATED PRESS up a few years ago when malis have settled in Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 three counties that com- [email protected] SUTTER, Calif. — One Somali-American high Mark Sutherland American pilot was killed school students said they pose St. Cloud, a city with Editorial Art Director, ext. 1222 and another injured when were being harassed and about 65,000 people, ac- [email protected] they ejected from a U-2 being called terrorists. cording to estimates from Adam Swift spy plane shortly before it It’s also spawning back- the state demographer. Weekly/City Editor, ext. 1269 lash against Somalis and Smaller Somali popula- [email protected] crashed in Northern Cal- ifornia on Tuesday morn- other Muslims elsewhere tions have settled in ru- Bridget Turcotte in the state, including Reporter, ext. 1269 ing, the U.S. Air Force ral pockets of Minnesota, [email protected] said. south of the Twin Cit- while Minneapolis has the ies, where the owner of a Ryan York The plane crashed short- state’s largest Somali pop- Copy Editor, ext. 1220 ly after taking off from restaurant and ice cream ulation; conflict between [email protected] Beale Air Force Base on a parlor changed his sign those residents and the out front after Saturday’s training mission around PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS state’s majority popula- 9 a.m., military officials attack to read “Muslims tion seem to occur less fre- said. They did not release An aircraft assigned to the 1st Reconnais- Get Out,” saying he won’t quently than in Minneso- sance squadron at Beale Air Force Base and be “peer pressured by the 781-593-7700 the pilots’ names or any ta’s smaller cities. Publishing Daily, except Sundays information about the on a training mission went down on the lower politically correct crowd.” USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 condition of the surviving slopes of the Sutter Buttes on Tuesday. Somalis in St. Cloud Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA airman. are trying to square the LAW OFFICES OF and additional offices. The aircraft, assigned titude that’s twice as high home to the Air Force’s bright, family-minded JAMES J. CARRIGAN Copyright ©2016 The Daily Item Dahir Adan, who went to Subscriptions to the 1st Reconnaissance as a typical commercial fleet of single-seat U-2s • Social Security Disability Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States Squadron, crashed in the airliner flies. 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CARRIGAN ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN 110 Munroe St. ble of flying above 70,000 fact sheet. veillance drone. It houses witness and victim ac- P.O. Box 5 RONALD D. MALLOY feet, an extremely high al- Beale Air Force Base is 4,500 military personnel. counts, video footage and www.jamescarriganlaw.com Lynn, MA 01903 [email protected] A4 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2016 OPINION JOHN PARKER

E M. G D  President and Publisher Pain management and its ever-growing body count Edward L. Cahill B A. B John M. Gilberg Chief Executive O cer Sadly, and ironically, the way we world’s population, we consume 80 more deaths than heroin, but they T J   Edward M. Grant News Editor Gordon R. Hall manage pain in this country is kill- percent of the world’s opioid supply also fuel its demand because addicts W   J. K Monica Connell Healey ing us. and 99 percent of its Hydrocodone, frequently turn to the cheaper and Vice President, Finance J. Patrick Norton An average of 79 people, many of according to the National Institute more easily obtainable heroin when P   G. O  them young, die every day from opi- on Drug Abuse. More than 300 mil- Vice President, Sales Michael H. Shanahan, Chairman they can no longer afford or obtain lion prescriptions were written for P ”  oids, according to the Centers for prescription pills. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Disease Control and Prevention. pain pills last year in the United In fact, 80 percent of heroin us- Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 Approximately 30,000 people died States, costing $24 billion, CNBC ers started abusing prescription Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 in the United States in 2014 from reported, and that’s just for legally Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 pills first. Prescription pill abuse is Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 opioid abuse. This is far from some- prescribed pills. In fact, since 1999, the strongest risk factor for heroin Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 one else’s problem. Opioids killed according to the CDC, the amount of addiction, the National Institute Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 more than 200 people in North Tex- prescription opioids sold in the Unit- on Drug Abuse reported, making a Brian C. ¢ayer, 1996-1999 ed States has nearly quadrupled. Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 as in 2014, the Texas Department of person 40 times more likely to start Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 State Health Services reported. And One other number has also qua- using heroin. So, while these dirty the numbers are only going up. drupled during that same time pe- John S. Moran, 1975-1990 doctors and pharmacists who divert Executive Editor, If you’re thinking heroin, you’d be riod: Deaths from opioids. Hardly a pain pills for profit represent an ex- right. But if you think prescription coincidence. More people died from tremely small fraction of our dedi- pain pills are not as dangerous as drug overdoses in the United States cated health care professionals, they heroin, you would be dead wrong. in 2014 than from either motor ve- Heroin actually accounts for fewer hicle accidents or homicide, the CDC belong in prison with the other drug than half of all opioid deaths, even reported, and opioids were by far the traffickers, and we’re on that. with its widely varying purities and biggest driver of this statistic. The stark facts compel the conclu- adulterants, the CDC reported. In Local, state and federal law en- sion that any solution lies in reduc- fact, of the 28,647 people who died forcement, including my office, have ing demand. What can you do? It’s EDITORIAL from opioids in 2014, the majority — been aggressively attacking the simple, won’t take long and will save more than 18,000 — died from over- supply front of this battle for years. lives, possibly someone you know. doses of prescription pain pills. The I won’t insult anyone by suggesting Reducing demand starts with a sin- same pills many of us have left over that we’re winning that war. We all gle person doing a single act to pro- Big dreams after a surgery or injury and keep understand that we can’t arrest our mote education and awareness. just in case. I know because I’ve way out of this problem, but law en- Many adolescents and even their kept them myself. forcement obviously has a vital role parents believe that prescription And just when we thought it in drug enforcement. For our part, pain pills are safe because they’re in Saugus couldn’t get worse, we’re seeing a my office will continue working with manufactured by a well-known spike in deaths caused by fentanyl, our local, state and federal partners pharmaceutical company, approved With significant new development taking shape a synthetic opioid that’s as much as to vigorously prosecute gangs, car- by the FDA and prescribed by a li- on Route 1 and a brand-new Planning and Develop- 40 times stronger than heroin. Fen- tels and other drug trafficking or- censed doctor. ment Department taking shape in Town Hall, Sau- tanyl is so potent that the equiva- ganizations who put these drugs on So, please, commit to having a gus is quickly becoming an urban planner’s dream lent of a few grains of sugar can kill. the street. meaningful conversation with a fam- come true. It’s being mixed with heroin, unbe- But we are also re-energizing ef- ily member, a friend or a co-worker. After boldly deciding to replace the town’s former knownst to the user, and like heroin, forts to take this fight to those health There is reason to hope, and it all economic development department with a planning pressed by traffickers into pills and care professionals who are anything starts with a single act. and development office, Town Manager Scott Crab- capsules that are indistinguishable but. Those who divert legitimate tree wasted no time in hiring Krista Leahy, a young from the commercially produced drugs from their lawful, therapeu- John Parker is the U.S. attorney planner with experience in New York City. version. tic purposes to illicit and deadly for the northern district of Texas. He Crabtree’s intention is to match Leahy’s skills Although the United States ac- purposes, all in the name of money. wrote this for the Dallas Morning with those of a planning and development direc- counts for only 5 percent of the These diverted pills not only cause News. tor who could be on the job in a matter of weeks. Crabtree used the operative word “collaborate” to describe how the director and the new department will work with other town officials and elected offi- cials, including the Board of Selectmen. A fresh-start approach to envisioning Saugus’ fu- ture and its untapped opportunities could not come at better time. Developers are looking at Route 1 and envisioning hotels, residential complexes and a variety of other businesses. Leahy, in an interview shortly after she was hired, outlined a planning approach that embraces Saugus residents’ ideas for shaping the town’s fu- ture and looking at Route 1. Having an “outsider” viewpoint about what works and doesn’t work on the town’s main commercial road could be nothing short of invaluable. Leahy worked on New York’s transportation chal- lenges during her former job in that city. While Sau- gus is not New York, it is a town with outsized trans- portation needs. It won’t take Leahy and her new boss too long to figure out that the town and state of- ficials need to get on the same page to revive stalled transportation improvement plans for Route 1. Talk about easing traffic flow from Copeland Circle in Revere north and making other improve- ments is just that — talk. Saugus’ new planning and development director and the person repre- senting the town in the state Legislature must be leading advocates for plans that make getting off and on Route 1 easier and improve traffic flow. Scrapping an economic development office in fa- vor of a planning and development office may not sound like much of a change to someone unfamiliar with Saugus. But the change is significant because it represents an effort to look far ahead into the town’s future and consider all needs and priorities. FRANCIS J. DEASEY Leahy brings fresh eyes and a strong resume to her job. Her boss will need to be a visionary who is not afraid to make bold suggestions. Why kneeling during the national anthem is disgraceful

The sight of people kneeling American soldiers, sailors, Marines, makes this country great. READERS’ FORUM during the playing of our national airmen and coasties don’t take a Those who kneel can’t have it both anthem, “The Star-Spangled Ban- knee when it comes to protecting ways. They can’t seek to exercise Reason to Ride organizers say thanks ner,” requires a response. our liberties, including our First those freedoms for which the Amer- Unquestionably, we are an im- Amendment right of free speech. ican flag stands while at the same To the Editor: perfect and flawed country, where The American flag embodies the time disrespecting the very same On Sunday, Sept. 11, the ninth annual A Reason to Ride bigotry, racial inequality and social unnoticed simple acts of kindness flag and those who wear it. Simply to benefit Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center cancer injustice exist. But the notion that and compassion that Americans because the First Amendment pro- research attracted more than 200 participating cyclists. the American flag created or per- show to one another every day. tects the right to kneel during our Fuddruckers was our presenting sponsor again this petuates these social ills is simply Americans don’t take a knee when national anthem doesn’t mean these year, and franchise owner, Jim Boland, and his team wrong. it comes to helping others in need. actions should be applauded. helped with pre-event promotion, collected donations in It is people who create and perpet- We are, as our Pledge of Allegiance If we as a nation are to move for- all four of its Massachusetts restaurants, held a kick-off uate these social ills and, unfortu- reminds us, “one nation, under God, ward in a unified effort to eradicate event the night before A Reason to Ride and fed nearly nately, some of these people wear the indivisible.” Kneeling during our na- bigotry and eliminate racial in- 500 riders, walkers and volunteers at the event. American flag on their sleeve. How- tional anthem denigrates the very Thanks also to our other sponsors: Anytime Fit- equality, we must change people’s ever, to link those individuals with symbol of our indivisibility. Kneel- ness, B2, Beverly Cycles, Brookwood, Herb Chambers, minds and attitudes. our flag is both disrespectful and ing during our national anthem Dunkin Donuts (Gallopim Group), EBSCO, Fit Werx, The American flag is not a sym- unappreciative of those who proudly promotes division, not healing, and Kathy Joyce Photography, Jungle Print, Pedro’s Judo bol of bigotry and racial inequality; wear the flag on their sleeve. disrespects those that proudly wear Center, Novocure, Panera of North Beverly, Prescrip- it is a symbol of hope, courage and the American flag on their sleeve as tive Marketing, Road ID, Starbucks on Route 114 in The American flag embodies an compassion. If we as a nation be- Peabody, The Print House and The Singularity Group. incalculable generosity to those suf- an emblem of what is good in this lieve otherwise, then our efforts to Thanks also to all businesses that donated items for fering from natural or man-made di- country. bring this country together will be our silent auction and raffles and to our media partners, sasters. Americans don’t take a knee In a strange way, kneeling during for naught. Clear Channel Outdoor for the incredible billboards, when, at home or abroad, victims of the national anthem is both ironic My job, as a citizen of this nation, is MAGIC 106.7, HOT 96.9 and Ramiro Torres from the tsunamis, hurricanes, earthquakes and hypocritical. When those who to strive every day to embody what station’s morning show who served as the event emcee. or other natural disasters ask for kneel during our national anthem makes this country great, and to not Thank you to the town of Danvers and all of the other our financial help. need the services of those Ameri- take a knee when others around me cities and towns along the route for allowing us to have The American flag embodies the cans who proudly wear the flag, who need help — even those who kneel the event and working with us to make the routes safe. selfless sacrifice of those brave men do they call? Certainly not their during our national anthem. Finally, we would like to extend a sincere thank you to and women who respond to nation- supporters. They call those same If we could all make that same ef- those participants and supporters of A Reason to Ride al crises. American first responders fellow Americans who proudly wear fort, we can bring Americans togeth- who are currently battling or who have battled cancer, didn’t take a knee on Sept. 11, 2001, the flag. er and not promote divisions among including Deb Brown, for whom the ride was dedicated. when asked to help others amid And those people who respond us. We can bring our people closer to If you weren’t able to attend this year’s A Reason to the horrors of the twin towers. The to calls for help never take a knee. being one nation, under God, indi- Ride you can still help beat cancer. To make a donation, American flag was buried with them They respond without inquiring visible. please visit www.AReasonToRide.com. in the rubble that day. about race, ethnic background, so- We look forward to seeing even more riders and walk- The American flag embodies the cial status, or political persuasion. Francis J. Deasey is a lawyer in ers next year as we continue our fight against cancer. courage and bravery of our service They simply respond and, in many Philadelphia. He wrote this for the Tom & Judy DesFosses men and women when called upon instances, risk their own lives in do- Philadelphia Inquirer. Readers may Co-Founders to relieve the suffering and oppres- ing so. That is what the American email him at fjdeasey@dmvlawfirm. A Reason To Ride sion of others around the world. flag is all about and that is what com. TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A5 Clinton sees strength in North Trump skips swing-state cities, Carolina but lagging in Iowa opts for rural town instead By Hope Yen By Jonathan Drew ASSOCIATED PRESS ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — Sev- KENANSVILLE, N.C. — en weeks before Election Donald Trump is spending Day, the earliest num- a lot of time in this critical bers from advance voting presidential swing state, for president show initial but he’s campaigning Tues- strength for Hillary Clin- day evening far from cities ton in swing state North like Charlotte and Raleigh Carolina, good news for where many candidates Donald Trump in battle- have courted moderate vot- ground Iowa and a record ers in recent years. number of requests for Instead, he’s zeroing in ballots in Ohio. on this tiny, rural town of The first early voting about 850 people to make figures Tuesday are too his pitch to the disaffect- preliminary to serve as PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ed, working-class white PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS clear indicators about voters who have propelled how the election will go. Democratic presidential candidate Hillary his campaign. The strat- Republican presidential candidate Donald Still, they are of interest Clinton speaks at Temple University in Phila- egy appears to be less Trump speaks during a campaign rally at because, unlike polls, they delphia Monday. about swaying undecideds Germain Arena Monday. deal with actual voters and more about making either casting ballots or “I’m so ready for the elec- Democrats historically sure supporters don’t stay old retired farmer who said door unlocked means. And taking their first steps tion to be over,” he said, do well in attracting early home on Election Day. this year was the first he all those things are gone.” to do so. Campaigns are citing negative campaign voters, and Republicans Registered Democrats donated to a presidential Trump’s business back- scrutinizing these figures rhetoric. acknowledge their main outnumber registered Re- campaign: $40 to Trump. ground is a big draw for to help guide their strat- He plans to vote for goal is to avoid deep defi- publicans 2-1 in Duplin “People are sick and tired his supporters here in egies. Clinton, the Democrat- cits before Nov. 8. With County, but voters here of the way things are go- Kenansville, where be- Among those request- ic nominee. Many of his absentee balloting under- have chosen the GOP ing in Washington and the yond the small downtown ing an early ballot in classmates — once Bernie way in North Carolina, presidential candidate in way people are running it,” area’s handful of restau- Iowa was Josh Hughes, a Sanders supporters — are voting kicks off this week the past two elections by he said. “I was born com- rants, gas stations and a 19-year-old sophomore at opting to wait for now. in Georgia, Wisconsin, and a wide margin. Among ing out of the Depression. couple of grocery stores lie Drake University in Des “The engagement is a lit- Virginia as well as Iowa those lifelong Democrats is We know what a dollar farms that are the area’s Moines. tle bit lower,” he said. next week. James Teachey, a 78-year- means, what leaving your major economic driver.

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All address information, particu- child’s backpack was struck by at 32 Washington St. A caller Shots fired through larly arrests, reflect police records. In a motor vehicle. Another caller reported a stolen trike. the event of a perceived inaccuracy, reported the mother picked up it is the sole responsibility of the con- the child and the father want- REVERE ed an officer to check with the Lynn family’s home cerned party to contact the relevant crossing guard, who had the li- Accidents police department and have the de- cense plate of the vehicle that By Gayla Cawley a.m. call that he heard bathroom window. There partment issue a notice of correction struck the backpack. A report of a motor vehicle ITEM STAFF three gunshots and glass to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- A report of a motor vehicle accident at 8:26 a.m. Monday were no injuries. The man breaking. The man stated couldn’t give any informa- ifications will not be made without hit and run accident at 5:08 at Davis Street and Broadway; LYNN — Residents at he checked on his family tion about how the spent express notice of change from the p.m. Monday at Atlantic Ave- at 8:33 a.m. Monday at Mas- one Mason Street resi- nue and Central Street. members and found the shell casings got on the arresting police department. ter Auto Sales on Broadway; dence had a rude awak- bathroom mirror shat- at 8:49 a.m. Monday at Mas- floor and the incident is ening Sunday morning tered, with pieces in the Complaints ter Auto Repair on Broadway; still under investigation, when gunshots hit their sink, Lynn Police Lt. Rick LYNN at 9:12 a.m. Monday at Mills bathroom. Donnelly said. Donnelly said. A report of a man washing Avenue and North Shore Road; A 53-year-old man, a Upstairs, an officer Gayla Cawley can be Arrests his dogs at 8:44 a.m. Monday at 9:15 a.m. Monday at Harris second-floor resident of found three spent bullets reached at gcawley@item- on Willard Lane. A caller report- and Beach streets; at 10:41 Melvin Cortes, 31, of 1 12 Mason St., told police in one of the bathrooms live.com. Follow her on ed he came downstairs to find a.m. Monday at North Shore Brightwood Terrace, was arrest- an unknown man washing his responding to the 4:10 and two holes in the Twitter @GaylaCawley. ed and charged with receiving Road and Beach Street; at dogs on his property. He stated 11:44 a.m. Monday on Spring a stolen motor vehicle, tres- that he approached the man passing and disorderly con- Avenue; at 7:39 p.m. Monday and told him that it was private at T-Mobile on Beach Street. duct at 8:47 a.m. Tuesday. property and it was not okay to Man arrested on Franklin Evans, 33, of 7 A report of a motor vehicle do that. The man then left after accident with personal inju- Temple St., Cambridge, was giving the caller a hard time. arrested on a warrant charge ry at 10:41 a.m. Monday on A report of a 911 hang-up Beach Street. of trespassing at 2:28 p.m. at 1:17 p.m. Monday on Hum- drug charges in Lynn Tuesday. phrey Street. A caller dialed Thomas Markee, 31, was 911 and hung up, and upon Assaults By Gayla Cawley house, and at about 11:50 percocet possession. De- arrested and charged with callback, she stated that she A report of an assault at ITEM STAFF a.m., detectives observed scoteaux had a cell phone shoplifting and disorderly con- a car pull up, Lynn Police on him and $80. The Na- thought someone was in the 10:31 a.m. Monday on Crest LYNN — A Lynn man duct at 8:13 p.m. Monday. house, but it turned out that Lt. Rick Donnelly said. hant man had allegedly Avenue. was arrested for percocet Brunildo Pabon, 41, of 753 it was a contractor who was Descoteaux then al- bought two pills, valued at distribution on Monday. Boston St., was arrested and working in the backyard. The legedly left his apartment $40 each, Donnelly said. Breaking and Entering Samuel Descoteaux, 41, charged with receiving a stolen caller went on to say that she and got into the front seat Donnelly said Desco- was charged with perco- motor vehicle and on warrant had a very bad week. Her A report of a breaking and of the car, which pulled teaux was cooperative charges of possession of a cet possession with intent daughter is being bullied at entering at 2:26 a.m. Monday away and did a quick loop, with police, telling them burglarious instrument and to distribute and perco- which police believed was school and being ganged up on Florence Avenue. that he sold the pills and breaking and entering night- on. Other girls at Marblehead cet distribution. Percocet done to complete a drug that there were more in time for a felony at 8:42 p.m. High are harassing her and Complaints contains a combination of deal. After the loop, the his house. He consented to Tuesday. making videos. She stated that acetaminophen and oxyco- car started heading back Guadalupe Perez, 20, of one student stole her daugh- A report of a disturbance at done, an opioid. towards the house, and a search of his home. In- 31 Lawton Ave., was arrested ter’s phone and through an 12:06 a.m. Monday at Exeter Undercover detectives was stopped near the res- side, police found 21 blue and charged with unlicensed app, they located it. She has House on Charger Street; at from the Lynn Police Drug idence to let Descoteaux percocet pills, 13 green operation of a motor vehicle filed an “unofficial” report with 5:37 p.m. Monday on Sigour- Task Force had informa- exit the vehicle, Donnelly percocet pills and $872 in and passing violation at 10:46 the school and the school is ney Street; at 10:38 p.m. Mon- tion that Descoteaux was said. cash. a.m. Tuesday. aware of what is happening. day at Dunkin Donuts on Beach dealing percocet pills from Descoteaux was ar- Gayla Cawley can be Ashley Thibault, 31, was ar- She is to the point of having Street; at 10:46 p.m. Monday his home on Den Quarry rested and the driver, a reached at gcawley@item- rested and charged with pos- her daughter transferred out on Lincoln Street; at 11:56 Road. Surveillance was 55-year-old Nahant man, live.com. Follow her on p.m. Monday at Ocean Shores session of a Class A drug and of the school. She stated that being conducted on his was issued a summons for Twitter @GaylaCawley. on a warrant charge of sexual she will relate this to the officer Tower on Ocean Avenue. conduct for a fee at 12:07 when he arrives to check in for A report of threats to kill at a.m. Tuesday. the 911 hang-up call. An offi- 9:01 a.m. Monday on Shirley cer contacted the high school Avenue. Lawyers for slain Tulsa man: Accidents and were told by officials that they were aware of the situa- Overdose Drug discussion a distraction A report of a motor vehicle tion and are addressing it. accident with personal injury A report of a possible over- By Justin at 2:53 p.m. Monday at Farrell Theft dose at 4:33 p.m. Monday on Road and Holyoke Street; at Eastern Avenue; at 5:48 p.m. Juozapavicius 3:54 p.m. Monday at 700 Lyn- A report of a stolen purse at Monday on Squire Road. and Sean Murphy nfield St.; at 4:06 p.m. Mon- 12:12 p.m. Monday on Madi- ASSOCIATED PRESS day at 142 Lynnfield St. son Road. Theft TULSA, Okla. — Inves- A report of a motor vehicle A report of a stolen moun- A report of auto theft at tigators found the drug hit and run accident at 6:42 tain bike at 8:15 p.m. Monday PCP in the vehicle of an p.m. Monday at 212 Eastern on Broughton Road. 8:49 a.m. Monday on Arcadia Street. unarmed black man fatal- Ave.; at 11:12 p.m. Monday at ly shot by a white officer, 44 Estes St. A report of a larceny at 3:22 PEABODY p.m. Monday at Wonderland according to Oklahoma A report of a motor vehicle police, but attorneys for accident at 8:46 a.m. Tues- Train Station on North Shore Arrest Road. the slain man’s family day at Fays and Western ave- say discussion of drugs nues; at 11:24 a.m. Tuesday Michael D. Charles, 45, of A report of a larceny from a motor vehicle at 4:10 p.m. distracts from questions at Franklin and N Common 44 Aberdeen Ave., was arrest- about the use of deadly Monday on Glendale Street. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS streets; at 12:09 p.m. Tuesday ed on a warrant at 5:17 p.m. force. at 269 Union St. Monday. A report of a larceny/forg- ery/fraud at 5:04 p.m. Mon- Tulsa Sgt. Dave Walker A protester holds a sign during a protest Mon- told the Tulsa World on day in Tulsa, Okla., of the shooting death of Assaults Accidents day at Pearle Vision Center on Squire Road. Tuesday that investiga- Terence Crutcher. A report of an assault at tors recovered one vial of A report of a motor vehicle justify his fatal shooting. man who has committed 7:37 a.m. Tuesday on Lander PCP in Terence Crutcher’s accident at 2:53 p.m. Monday Vandalism “Let us not be throwing no crime, who only needs a Street; at 1 p.m. Tuesday on at Royal Stamp Works at 19 SUV, but he declined to Goodridge Street. A report of vandalism at say where in the vehicle it a red herring, and to say hand, given bullets in his Centennial Drive; at 3:43 p.m. because something was lungs?” Crump said. Monday at South Peabody 8:44 a.m. Monday at Broad- was found or whether offi- found in the car that was Tulsa police officer Bet- Complaints Liquor Mart at 87 Lynnfield way Motor Service on Broad- cers determined if Crutch- justification to shoot him,” ty Shelby fatally shot the St. One person was taken to way; at 12:10 p.m. Monday on er used it Friday night. A report of a disturbance at Salem Hospital; at 5:06 p.m. Mccoba Street. Walker confirmed to The said attorney Benjamin 40-year-old Crutcher on 6:27 p.m. Monday at Thurgood Monday at 2 Driscoll St. and Associated Press that Crump, one of the family’s Friday after responding to Marshall Middle School at 19 112 Tremont St.; at 7:49 a.m. SAUGUS what he told the newspa- lawyers. a report of a stalled vehi- Porter St.; at 7:22 p.m. Mon- Tuesday at Tremont Cleaners at per was true, but declined Crump compared Crutch- cle. Sgt. Shane Tuell said day at 38 Hanover St.; at 7:40 102 Washington St.; at 7:55 Accidents further comment. er’s shooting to Monday’s Tuesday that Shelby had p.m. Monday at 207 Lewis St.; a.m. Tuesday at 310 Lowell St. Attorneys for Crutch- arrest of New York bomb- a stun gun at the time at 8:50 p.m. Monday at 20 and Route 128 North. A report of a motor vehicle er’s family said the man’s ing suspect Ahmad Khan of the shooting but did Wheeler St.; at 10:17 p.m. A report of a motor vehicle accident at 4:17 p.m. Monday relatives did not know Rahami, who police say en- not use it. Officer Tyler Monday at 123 Waterhill St.; accident with personal injury at Square One Mall at 1201 whether drugs were found gaged officers in a shootout. Turnbough, who is also at 10:39 p.m. Monday at 501 at 5:53 p.m. Monday at 128 Broadway; at 6:30 a.m. Tues- in his vehicle and, even if “He wasn’t killed. So why white, used a stun gun on Washington St.; at 8:21 a.m. Goodale St. A caller reported day at Hockeytown USA at 953 they were, that wouldn’t was an unarmed black Crutcher, police said. Tuesday at 51 Laighton St.; at a car on fire. One person was Broadway. 8:38 a.m. Tuesday at 9 Lander taken to Lahey Clinic. St.; at 11:32 a.m. Tuesday at Breaking and Entering Court papers: Suspect vowed Joyce and Union streets. Assaults A report of a breaking and Theft A report of an assault and entering at 8:16 a.m. Monday ‘bombs will be heard’ in streets battery at 5:17 p.m. Monday at Enterprise Rent-A-Car at 141 A report of a robbery at 3:30 on Aberdeen Avenue. Broadway. An employee report- By Eric Tucker, p.m. Monday at 234 S Com- A report of an assault and ed the building was broken into Larry Neumeister mon St. battery with a dangerous and a file cabinet was taken. and Jennifer Peltz A report of motor vehicle weapon at 9:11 p.m. Monday ASSOCIATED PRESS theft at 7:01 p.m. Monday at on Pierpont Street. Complaints 50 Boston St. NEW YORK — Ahmad A report of a larceny at 7:20 Complaints A report of a disturbance at Khan Rahami vowed to p.m. Monday at 18 Waverly St.; 8:51 p.m. Monday at Dick’s martyr himself rather at 11:17 a.m. Tuesday at pub- A report of a disturbance at Sporting Goods at 1201 than be caught after set- lic library at 5 North St. 12:27 p.m. Tuesday at Pilgrim Broadway. ting off explosives in New Rehabilitation & Skilled Nurs- York and New Jersey, and MARBLEHEAD ing Center at 96 Forest St. Theft he’d hoped in a handwrit- ten journal championing A report of a larceny at 1:48 Arrest Theft jihad that “the sounds of p.m. Monday at Savers at 1160 bombs will be heard in the Christian Tucker Scioletti, A report of a larceny at 3:46 Broadway. A caller reported her streets,” authorities said 27, of 133 Atlantic Ave., was p.m. Monday at 31 Humphrey pocketbook was stolen. Tuesday as they filed fed- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS arrested on a warrant at 3:38 St. A caller reported a stolen eral charges against him. p.m. Monday. cat; at 4:24 p.m. Monday at SWAMPSCOTT Criminal complaints in Ahmad Khan Rahami is taken into custody af- 102 Brooksby Village Drive; Manhattan and New Jer- ter a shootout with police Monday in Linden, Accidents at 4:33 p.m. Monday at Bos- Complaints sey federal courts provid- N.J. Rahami was wanted for questioning in the ton Vintage at 58 Pulaski St. A ed chilling descriptions bombings that rocked the Chelsea neighbor- A report of a motor vehicle caller reported a client broke A report of a disturbance at of the motivations that hood of New York and the New Jersey shore accident at 10:14 a.m. Mon- into a storage unit and took 3:49 p.m. Monday at 129 Nor- authorities said drove the town of Seaside Park. day on Ocean Avenue; at 2:39 items; at 3:04 a.m. Tuesday at folk Ave.; at 4:20 p.m. Monday Afghan-born U.S. citizen According to the court being caught before being p.m. Monday on Turner Road. 24 Collins St. on Beach Avenue; at 11:01 to set off explosives in complaint, Rahami’s jour- able to carry out a suicide The father of a student called A report of a stolen motor p.m. Monday at 17 Doherty New York and New Jersey, the school office saying his vehicle at 4:38 p.m. Monday Circle. including a bomb that in- nal included a passage that attack and the desire to be a jured more than two dozen said: “You (USA Govern- martyr, the complaint said. people when it blew up on ment) continue your (un- Still another section in- a busy Manhattan street. intelligible) slaught(er)” cluded a reference to “pipe Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 Meanwhile, more details against the mujahideen, or bombs” and a “pressure CALL 24 HOURS A DAY emerged Tuesday about holy warriors, in Afghani- cooker bomb” and declared: Hotline Rahami’s past, including stan and elsewhere. “In the streets they plan to All reports of neighborhood activity or text the word tiplynn the disclosure that the “Death to your oppres- run a mile,” an apparent will be investigated. and your tip to “tip411” (847411) FBI had looked into him sion,” the journal ended. reference to one of the blast Callers may remain anonymous. Spanish menu available in 2014 but came up with One portion expressed sites, a charity run in a New nothing. concern at the prospect of Jersey shore town. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A7 The next best thing for nostalgic Stones fans

STONES From A1 Meet the Stones scheduled for October/ LYNN — Five students November and are ru- from the School of Rock/ mored to be planning a Lynn will play a set of Roll- large-scale U.S. tour. In ing Stones songs on Oct. 1 the past, the band has in Central Square as part of warmed up in small ven- the Downtown Lynn Cultural ues — remember St. Mor- District’s annual Clock to gan’s Cove in Worcester? the Rock 5K road race. Hmm. Do ya think?) The band members are: A reporter and photog- Mick Jagger, vocals — Me- rapher/videographer are lina Laganas, 14, a student listening to the School at Marblehead Veterans of Rock “Stones” roar Middle School. through “Start Me Up” Keith Richards, guitar — in a soundproofed room Thomas Wallace, 17, Lynn on the second floor of the English High School Lynn Arts building on Ex- Bill Wyman, bass/vocals change Street. Speece ex- — Adam Lynch, 16, Lynn cuses himself by announc- English High School ing, “I’m going to find a Charlie Watts, drums — stand for the cowbell. Troy Welling, 16, Salem You can’t do ‘Honky Tonk’ High School ITEM PHOTOS | OWEN O’ROURKE without a cowbell.” Brian Jones, guitar — The setlist for the show Thomas Martin, 16, St. The mural at Lynn Arts was one of the stops in the economic development tour of downtown is scribbled on a white- John’s Prep Lynn on Tuesday. board in the rehearsal space: “Get Off My Cloud,” “Jumpin Jack Flash,” Stratocaster, one of five City takes the LEAD with developers “Dead Flowers,” “Happy,” guitars the 17-year-old “19th Nervous Break- owns. He likes playing down,” “Honky Tonk hard rock (the Stones, LYNN Women,” “Satisfaction,” Jimi Hendrix) and the blues. From A1 “Paint It Black,” “Wild Horses.” It is not the ex- Troy Welling, 16, is a “Lynn has lots of oppor- act song list the Stones powerhouse drummer, tunities … and it seems cut short in 1966, but it’s easily up to the task of ready to go.” close. The School of Rock replicating Charlie Watts’ Hosted by the Economic quintet will, appropri- jazzy rhythm style. The Development & Industri- ately, start the race at 11 Salem High School stu- al Corporation of Lynn a.m. by playing “Start Me dent is also a hip-hop pro- (EDIC), MassDevelop- Up” and resume playing ducer and a member of ment, the state’s econom- at 11:45 after the winners Salem-based pop band 43 ic development agency, have received their tro- Church Street. He credits U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton phies. his music teacher Brian and the Lynn Economic Melina Laganas, a stu- Maes for turning him on Advancement and Devel- dent at Marblehead Vet- to all kinds of music. opment (LEAD) team, the erans Middle School, Thomas Martin, 16, who tour showcased acres of will tackle Mick Jagger’s will handle the Brian waterfront land and more lead vocals. Her voice is Jones/Mick Taylor rhythm than a dozen underde- remarkably strong and guitar duties, says he’s a veloped properties in the powerful for a 14-year-old. big classic rock fan. The downtown. She says her rock mu- St. John’s Prep student Charles Patsios, the sic-loving dad, Bill, fre- lists Guns N’ Roses and Swampscott developer quently plays the Stones the Stones as faves. who is preparing to build David Braken of The HYM Investment Group, State Rep. Daniel Cahill at home. “Me? I love all The Clock to the Rock a $500 million complex on and Laurence Elizabeth Howard of Pick Up Modern & More listen to music, except country mu- race begins and ends in the 65-acre former Gener- U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton speak about how great it is to locate a business sic,” she says, smiling. Central Square (at the al Electric Co. Gear Works in Lynn. Dave Galatis, the gen- clock). It takes runners property that will feature eral manager of School of from downtown, through 1,200 apartments adja- we are happy to be a small the downtown has been the proximity of Lynn to Rock/Lynn, says Laganas the Diamond District/ cent to the train stop, met part of it.” rezoned to allow for con- Boston in the context of was invited to Berklee down Lynn Shore Drive the tour on his site. Gregory Bialecki, who version of industrial Brooklyn and Manhattan. College of Music’s sum- (Red Rock Park) and “Lynn has the best of the held Ash’s job in the Pat- buildings into housing. “Think about how mer program. She was the back into the square for best and it’s been hidden rick administration and As a result, he said, more Brooklyn has taken off in youngest, by three years, an awards ceremony and in plain sight for so long,” is now a principal at than 300 new residents the last 10 years and it’s of the 138 kids who par- after-party. In addition he said. “Lynn is the next Redgate, the Boston-based live downtown. not just the Brooklyn of 50 ticipated. to the live music provid- Charlestown, East Boston, developer who is consider- He provided a preview years ago” he said. “There Adam Lynch, 16, a mon- ed by the School of Rock “Stones”, a DJ will be on South Boston, North End, ing Lynn, said as housing of the stops along the trek are a tremendous num- ster bassist, says he is Somerville, Cambridge, site. There will also be prices soar in places like including 545 Washington ber of start-ups, a great “absolutely familiar” with Kendall Square, all of activities for kids, food Somerville and Chelsea, St., the five-story former tech scene and all sorts of the Stones, though he pre- those components can be trucks, local food vendors Lynn is the next logical home of Prime Manufac- things that are very much fers jazz, prog rock and found in Lynn. The future and a beer tent operat- place to build apartments. turing Co. that is zoned relevant to today, not just funk. The Lynn English is Lynn … the opportuni- ed by Lynn’s Bent Water “Twenty years ago, peo- for commercial use on the the economy of old. That’s High School student, who ties abound.” Brewery. The community ple said Chelsea was not first floor and residential the kind of thing we want will add harmony vocals Mayor Judith Flanagan is also pitching in. Darren on the list of where people above; 11 Spring St., a to see in Lynn.” during the Oct. 1 show, Kennedy welcomed the Cyr, Ward 3 city councilor, with choices would want six-story building across At the start of the tour, adds that Black Sabbath visitors at the ferry ter- is his favorite band and is lending School of Rock to live, but they’ve turned the street from the MBTA about two dozen mem- minal parking lot on Blos- Jaco Pastorius is his idol. a stage; Bill Laganas is the corner,” he said. “The that has been used for bers of Lynn United for som Street extension, tell- Thomas Wallace, also providing lights to show- conditions are ready for it location shots for Holly- Change, a community or- ing them that few people a student at English case the musicians; and to happen in Lynn.” wood movies; 40-48 Cen- ganization that supports know there are 200 acres High, will play Keith Todd Flannery, owner of Sen. Thomas McGee tral St., vacant buildings affordable housing, used of undeveloped land avail- Richards’ blistering riffs. Flannery’s Handymen, is (D-Lynn) sang the city’s with adjacent parking the gathering to advocate able in the city, much of He is clutching a classic donating his staff’s time praises to the potential which comprise a site for for low- and moderate-in- it on the waterfront. She come units. They held ’50s-style “surf green” to set it all up. urged them to let their investors, telling them multi-story, market rate Lynn has a vibrant sense housing above commercial signs that read “Lynn imaginations stay open Says No To Gentrification” throughout the event. of community that is un- space; 38 South Common Famed plastic surgeon matched. St., and the 1893 state- and “Lynn Families Before “Hopefully, you will come Developer’s Profits.” back with some ideas to “Our waterfront offers owned Lynn Armory that one of the most beautiful is on the National Regis- “In this city, we need busted for crack transform Lynn,” she said. affordable housing that’s “All of us are standing by, sites on the East Coast ter of Historic Places and and there are regional wa- is available for sale. accessible to the working SEVINOR five twists of cocaine, at ready to make that hap- people of our city,” said pen for you.” ter transportation oppor- In addition, Cowdell not- From A1 $40 a bag. The cash was tunities,” he said. “I know ed there are multiple sites one protester through a seized, along with a flip Jay Ash, Secretary of bullhorn. Housing and Economic I’m biased living here in available on the waterside police saw several twists phone found in his pocket, Lynn, but people in this of the Lynnway including City Councilor-at-Large of suspected narcotics Donnelly said. Development and a mem- Brian LaPierre, who was ber of a LEAD team, said city really care about this 40 acres owned by Nation- fall out of Sevinor’s hand, Donnelly said a search community.” al Grid that could be de- present during the pro- Donnelly said. of Albert’s vehicle yield- he’s excited about Lynn’s test, said the developer’s State Rep. and City veloped. When Sevinor was ed a “Mentos” contain- present and future. He tour was not the time or Council President Daniel “The sky’s the limit,” asked to exit the vehicle, er in the console, which said the response he’s re- place to air their grievanc- Cahill said so many elect- Cowdell said. police observed two twists contained three twists of ceived about investing in es over housing. ed officials gathered for State Rep. Brendan of suspected crack cocaine suspected crack cocaine, Lynn has been encourag- “I would not go along the tour because they be- Crighton (D-Lynn) said on the floor of the driver’s ing. with 100 percent of the equal in size and color to lieve in the city. the city is finally getting side of the car, along with “For those of you who units in a new develop- the twists found in the “We have done lots of re- noticed, in part, because three additional twists on are thinking about devel- ment being affordable. But street. The drugs were zoning, so you will see lots they have a full set of tools the ground outside the opment in Lynn, I can’t I am sympathetic to their seized. of build as-of-right pos- vehicle. Sevinor and Al- think of a better place to in their toolbox to help de- cause. But the details are Albert was charged with bert were then arrested make an investment,” he sibilities, a very exciting velopers. subject to them talking to crack cocaine possession and the five twists of sus- said. “It’s a jewel along the phrase to developers, and “We want to show off the the developers to see how with intent to distribute pected crack cocaine were water. This place is hap- we have expedited per- city and get feedback to many affordable units, if and crack cocaine distri- seized, Donnelly said. pening. We are prepared mitting,” he said. “You will see if there are things we any, developers are willing bution. Officers found $1,516 to work with you to help find some great parcels can do better,” he said. to do.” make your development and great investments.” U.S. Rep. Seth Moul- in cash in Albert’s pock- Gayla Cawley can be successful. We know that Just before the tour, ton met the tour at the Thomas Grillo can be et, with one pile totaling reached at gcawley@item- together there are great James Cowdell, EDIC’s Lynn Museum & Histori- reached at tgrillo@item- $200, the amount they live.com. Follow her on days ahead for Lynn and executive director, said cal Society and compared live.com. believed to be equal to the Twitter @GaylaCawley. Did you know? Catch up with your favorite team in Item Sports! Home delivery subscribers get FREE access to the e-edition on A8 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2016 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS House that played Harry Potter’s Looking gallant at the gala Privet Drive home for sale LONDON (AP) — A suburban house that starred onscreen as Harry Potter’s childhood home is on the market — complete with a cupboard under the stairs. Fans of the boy wizard will recognize 12 Picket Post Close as 4 Privet Drive, home of Harry’s dastardly aunt and uncle, the Dursleys. The couple grudgingly took Harry in after his par- ents were murdered and made him sleep in a cupboard under the stairs. The house in Bracknell, 30 miles west of London, was a location featured in the 2001 film “Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone.” A studio set of the house was built for later installments of the eight-film series. Real estate agency Chancellors says the three-bed- room house “has recently undergone complete reno- vation to an extremely high standard.” It’s listed at a price of $616,000. Real estate agent Paul Bosanko said “the original plan was to take this property to market without using any reference to Harry Potter.” But since news of the connection got out, interest has shot up, “and that may or may not influence the final price that we achieve at this property,” Bosanko said. Neighbor Karen Field said that the house still attracts Potter fans a decade-and-a-half after the film crews left.

Hundreds of people who live at the Brooksby Village senior living center attended its 16th annual Gala Friday. Pictured from left, Brooksby Village residents Carlene Washburn, Sher- man Somerset, Simone Roy and John Oliver.

The generations of Lynn

PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS An exterior view shows the house for sale that starred onscreen as Harry Potter’s childhood home in the town of Bracknell, England, just over 30 miles west of central London, Tuesday.

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Four generations of the Luongo family. Carmen Luongo raised six children in Lynn and now has 14 grandchildren, four great-grandchildren and one more on the way. Pictured from left, Wade Luongo, Carmen’s first grandson, holding his son, Nolan; Carmen Luongo, and Car- men’s son, Steven Luongo, holding grandsons Ben and Gavin.

Divorce will unspool the complex life Jolie and Pitt created

LOS ANGELES (AP) — For more than a decade, Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt have been a glamor- ous, globe-trotting Hollywood power couple, attracting cameras to their film projects and philanthropy alike. With six children, homes in the U.S. and France, and the philanthropic Jolie-Pitt Foundation, the pair has much at stake. The pair became a couple in 2004 but married two years ago — which could further compli- cate the divorce that Jolie Pitt filed for Monday, and put the future of all they’ve shared in the hands of teams of lawyers and accountants. Under California law, only assets acquired during their marriage must be split equally, said Los Ange- les divorce attorney Peter Walzer. Forbes magazine estimates the pair earned a combined $555 million since their relationship began, with pre-tax earnings of $117.5 million since their 2014 marriage. If Jolie Pitt and Pitt haven’t already spelled out who owned what prior to their marriage, a divorce judge won’t have authority to help them work it out. Jolie Pitt’s filing did not indicate whether the couple has a prenuptial agreement. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “The rules are really unclear when you don’t get married and you don’t have a written partnership agreement,” said Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie arrive for the 64th Walzer, who is vice president of the American Academy of Annual Golden Globe Awards in Beverly Hills, Matrimonial Lawyers. Calif.

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Refrigerators · Ranges · Dishwashers · Washers · Dryers STORE HOURS SEPT. 23 OCT.1 TODAY THURSDAY FRIDAY Monday to Wednesday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. · Thursday 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. P’Cloudy | High 82, Low 59 Sunny | High 80, Low 62 M’Cloudy | High 76, Low 55 Friday to Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. · Closed Sunday SPORTS B WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2016 Nothing gets by goalie Gonzalez in Tech’s scoreless tie By Harold Rivera ITEM STAFF LYNN — The 2016 season hasn’t been about wins and losses for the Lynn Tech girls soccer team and rst-year head coach Bruce Diver. As Diver takes the helm at a Tech program that has struggled in re- cent seasons, the team’s biggest goal is to improve on a game-by- game basis. Signs of improvement were on full display for the Tigers as they played to a 0-0 tie with Northeast on Tuesday afternoon at Manning Field. Although Northeast carried an advantage over Tech (1-1-1) in ex- perience, as the Knights have 10 ITEM FILE PHOTO seniors on their roster, the Tigers English’s Emma Trahant celebrates found a way to keep them off the with teammates after scoring a goal scoreboard. The leader in the Tech in the City Tournament. efforts was goalkeeper Coral Gon- zalez, who was outstanding in net as usual. Gonzalez nished the contest with nine saves, seven of Despite aws, which came in the second half. Diver praised Gonzalez for her efforts in Tuesday’s tie, and said the Bulldogs he’s fortunate to have a player of her caliber on his team. “She’s probably one of the best in have fun the league,” Diver said of Gonza- lez. “I took her out (of the net) last The English girls soccer team may not be week and I put her in as a striker, the most talented group in the Northeast- and she scored all our goals within ern Conference, but it’s been a fun bunch two minutes. She holds the team to watch so far this year. together and she’s a very good kid. English’s scoreless tie with Gloucester I’m fortunate, she’s really good.” last week was probably the most exciting Tech’s offense, on the other soccer game I’ve seen so far this season, al- hand, was a whole different sto- ry in Tuesday’s game. The Ti- though that’s not saying a whole lot since ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON the season is still young. But I was on the gers struggled to create scoring Coral Gonzalez cuts off a Northeast breakaway, sliding to knock the ball edge of my metaphorical seat. TECH, B3 The Bulldogs have a lot of trouble putting off of Christina Shields’ feet. the ball in the net, but their defense is very solid, so I foresee a cou- ple more games like this in their future. Making a run at the tournament Beverly blows is not impossible for English; sure, it won’t beat the elite teams in out English the NEC like Danvers or Peabody, but a .500 By Steve Krause Allen’s head and came down KATIE record isn’t out of the question if the Bull- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR into the net to give the Pan- MORRISON dogs could just generate thers their rst goal in what LYNN — For a little over was eventually a 5-0 win. some offense. 15 minutes Tuesday, English Tommi Hill and Kerry Robles have both “After a goal like that, kids and Beverly’s boys soccer been great backstops for English. Robles tend to want to start pointing teams were playing a pretty had 30 saves in English’s loss to Peabody. ngers at each other and ar- Some goalies don’t rack up 30 saves in two competitive game. guing, and you can’t do that,” weeks or a month. And Hill looked calm, Then, in the 18th minute, said English coach Kerry cool and collected in the scoreless tie. the Panthers scored one of King. “We shot ourselves in I wish that the Lynn City tournament had those goals that can take the the foot so many times today.” given us a chance to see Classical and En- air right out of you. English Poise and organization are glish square off because I have a feeling that keeper Billy Allen came too two qualities the Bulldogs matchup will be a battle. English must be far out to challenge Bever- lacked Tuesday, King said. looking for some payback after getting swept ly’s Leo Fingold. The senior by the Rams in the season series last year, boomed a shot that went over ENGLISH, B2 and there has to be some friendly competi- tion between the seniors from both teams. We’ll have to wait until Monday, when the two meet at Manning at 6 p.m.  Speaking of English-Classical, the two volleyball teams meet for the rst time this season tonight at English. I’m looking forward to seeing both squads, but after watching Classical play so much last sea- son, I’m curious to see how the team shapes up after graduating such a big senior class. Right now, it seems like the Rams fall ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON somewhere in the middle of the pack in the NEC. There has to be a learning curve Eve Rice jumps up to make a block. Rice set for the relatively inexperienced Classical the Marblehead High record with seven blocks team. Sure, players like Alytah Noum and against Swampscott Tuesday. Lizzie Troisi saw playing time last year, but I wouldn’t be surprised if there are some growing pains as the more experienced players adjust to taking on different roles Rice, Magicians or learn to play alongside new players. And, of course, they still have Soneta Srey, who is an extremely talented play- shut down er. Emma Dejoie is a key piece, too. But I PHOTO | BOB ROCHE have a feeling the Classical team will hit Lynn English’s Christopher Nawa, right, brings the its stride later in the season. ball down, backed up by Jose Perez.  Swampscott At the Swampscott-Marblehead volley- ball match yesterday, I was amazed by By Katie Morrison how many girls Swampscott has in its pro- ITEM STAFF gram. The Big Blue has nearly 50 kids, al- Classical sneaks most doubling the size of last year’s teams. MARBLEHEAD — Marblehead’s Eve Rice looks the One of the standouts from Tuesday’s part of a volleyball player. The Magicians senior has a game was Cassidy Ryan, a setter who looks big presence at the net and is one of the tallest players pretty experienced, but is only a freshman. on Marblehead’s roster. by Revere Captains Taylor McBurney and Leanne Rice used that height to her advantage Tuesday after- Nisbet will have plenty of good young play- noon, as she set a school record for blocks with seven in SCHOOL ROUNDUP game against Gloucester. ers to pass the torch to after this season. the Magicians’ 3-0 win over rival Swampscott. Peabody 1 Danvers 0  “She came up huge for us today. She was changing the By Mike Alongi The Tanners were tested I bet Lynn Tech girls soccer coach Bruce momentum, not letting the ball come back,” Marblehead FOR THE ITEM by one of the strongest teams Diver wishes he could clone Coral Gonza- coach Killeen Miller said. “That was really big for us.” in the Northeastern Confer- lez. The Tech senior is unbelievable be- Rice’s rst set was her best, as Marblehead held on for The Classical girls soccer ence, and came out with a 1-0 tween the pipes, but the Tigers saw her a 25-16 win. Rice came up with four blocks, all of them team snuck by Revere on the win. value out of the net last week. Gonzalez resulting in points for the Magicians. road, beating the Patriots, 2-1 It was a dramatic victory for came out to play striker in the second half The set started out close and stayed that way through Tuesday. Peabody (4-0), as Marissa Or- of Tech’s 2-0 win over PMA last Wednes- The highlight of the night day, and ended up scoring both of Tech’s the rst 20 points, with Marblehead grabbing an 11-9 lando fed Jillian Arigo with goals. On the rst, she brought the ball up lead on Rice’s rst block of the game. in the win for the Rams (2-3) a pass, and Arigo knocked the eld by herself, and the second was as- Izzy Curtin gave Marblehead four service points, in- was sophomore Lexi Ferraro’s home the game-winner in the sisted by Annmarie Teixeira. cluding an ace, to give it a 15-9 lead. rst career varsity goal. Se- 77th minute. Yesterday, she logged nine saves in a 0-0 tie. The Magicians maintained a lead through the rest of nior captain Devyn Astuccio Katherine Scacchi, Chloe Gonzalez looks like she’ll have a bright the set, but Swampscott’s Cassidy Ryan and captain Le- also added a goal for Classi- Gizzi, Alyssa Shashaty and future if she decides to play soccer in col- anne Nisbet scraped together a few points late to pull a cal. Ali Demeo all played well lege, but who knows what position that The Rams will play again will be at. MARBLEHEAD, B2 tomorrow afternoon in a road ROUNDUP, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2016 Led by Leone, St. Mary’s splits tri-meet CROSS COUNTRY Chandler Donovan came in place overall to lead Marble- Laurie Rodriguez was Clas- second for English against head, running a time of 17:34. sical’s top finisher on the girls Revere (20:15). Ian Strothers finished in sec- side at twelfth overall (23:54). By Mike Alongi Salem 23, Classical 32 ond place with a time of 18:00 Gloucester 29, FOR THE ITEM Peabody 15, Classical 48 and Elrik Larson finished Marblehead 30 The top runners for Classi- fourth with a time of 18:34. Despite splitting a tri-meet The Magicians were edged cal were Kevin Durant (10th GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY at home with Gloucester tak- on Tuesday, beating St. Jo- overall at 16:40) and Junior St. Mary’s 15, ing the top three spots. Se- seph’s 21-46 and losing to Mejia (11th overall at 16:50). St. Joseph’s 50 nior Mia Forster finished first Cardinal Spellman, 22-37, the “We ran well,” said Classi- Cardinal Spellman 21, St. Mary’s cross country team cal boys coach Kevin Fidrych. St. Mary’s 37 for Marblehead and fourth had seven top-15 finishers on “It wasn’t our best race but St. Mary’s had eight top- overall (21:49) and freshman the day. Emelio Leone won I’m proud of the guys. They 15 finishers in Tuesday’s tri- Corinne Ahern finished fifth the whole race with a time of ran hard and they ran well. meet, including first-place overall (21:58) with team- 15 minutes, 15 seconds, while Hopefully we’ll win against finisher Nicolette D’Itriamate Kristy Twaalfhoven fin- Mike Cerulli finished in fifth Marblehead.” (18:16). Elizabeth Weisse fin- ishing right behind (23:01). place with a time of 16:06. Bishop Fenwick 21, ished in sixth place (19:45), Bishop Fenwick 23, Jack Carroll finished in ninth Arlington Catholic 36 Morgan Pappas finished Arlington Catholic 33 place (16:45), Anthony D’Itria Bishop Fenwick 15, eighth (19:47), Sam Saunders Bishop Fenwick 15, finished 11th (16:47), Finn Lowell Catholic 46 finished 10th (20:17), Erin Lowell Catholic 46 Lacey finished 13th (17:53), Fenwick swept a tri-meet on Lewis finished 11th (20:27), The Crusaders notched Matt Gallego finished 14th Tuesday, getting a win from Lauren Gonzalez finished their first two wins of the sea- (17:58) and Brendan Morris Shawn Carlson with a time 12th (20:37), Thessie Alber- son in a tri-meet on Tuesday finished 15th (18:50). of 17:12. Jack Keenan fin- ti finished 13th (20:45) and afternoon. Kate DelTorchio Beverly 19, English 43 ished in third place (19:06), Grace Coulliard finished 14th was the high finisher for Fen- Revere 25, English 30 Aiden Hill finished in fourth (20:47). The Bulldogs fell in a tri- place (19:36), Derek Delliso- Beverly 15, English 50 wick, placing second with a meet at home, but saw a good la in fifth place (19:50) and Revere 17, English 43 time of 21:34. Olivia Juneau performance from Abrar Ja- Zach Mizioch in eighth place Jacqueline Ramirez paced finished in third place (22:07), Ava Mahoney finished fourth FILE PHOTO lal, who finished second over- (20:33). the Bulldogs, finishing in all and first in the Revere-En- Marblehead 18, 25:50. (23:42), Joy Wambui finished St. Mary’s Emelio Leone finished first glish meet, running the Gloucester 45 Salem 23, Classical 37 sixth (23:48) and Katie Loeh- overall in the Spartans’ tri-meet. three-mile course in 19:16. Oliver Jacob finished in first Peabody 15, Classical 50 le finished in seventh (24:45). Bulldogs can’t Behind Rice’s blocks, overcome miscues Magicians top Big Blue ENGLISH MARBLEHEAD strong for Marblehead and Ryan, From B1 From B1 Taylor McBurney and Olivia Kiely played well for Swampscott in the “We really need better decision-making,” he bit closer. Marblehead put the set third set, which the Magicians won, said. “We made a lot of simple mistakes that led away on a kill from Jenny Nor- 25-16. Junior Mandy Dumais punc- to goals.” cross, assisted by Izzy Castineyra. tuated the win with an ace for the Once Fingold’s goal found the net (one of two he Each set seemed to follow the game point. had on the night), the rest followed in fairly rapid same format. Swampscott kept it The Big Blue looked strong succession. By the time the half ended it was 4-0 close for the first 10 or 15 points, against Marblehead, a team that in favor of Beverly. then Marblehead went on a run Emery figures will be his squad’s Dan Russell’s goal in the 33rd minute was a shot to create distance and build up a biggest test, along with Danvers. along the ground that beat Allen to his right side. sizable lead. Swampscott scrapped After finishing last season with a Three minutes later, Austin Morin, all alone about together a few points late, but the 2-15 record, Swampscott has al- six feet in front of Allen, took a pass and had an gap was too much to overcome. ready shown that its improved by easy shot for a goal to make it 3-0, Beverly. That, Miller says, is by design. leaps and bounds in 2016. Tues- “Nobody marked (Morin),” King said. “We had “That’s what we’re really work- day’s loss was Swampscott’s first of trouble marking people all night, and Beverly took ing on, changing the momentum to the season, coming into the game advantage of every mistake we made. have it always be on our side,” Mill- 3-0. er said. “When we’re on a serving “We had to have given them three goals, at “Swampscott has a new culture, run, we want to keep that going. If they’re really after it this year,” least,” King added. “We don’t have the type of we’re in a serve-receive, our goal Miller said. “I really think the pro- team where I can have a guy run past everybody is that the first ball, we’re getting gram has changed a lot in just a and score goals and then play defense the rest of right out of it. I think it’s all about year’s time. That’s a credit to Chip. the game. thinking ahead and looking ahead, He’s a great coach and he pushes “For us to win, everybody has to play together and thinking how can we get that his kids to be the best that they and that’s not happening right now,” he said. “For momentum back on our side.” can be.” us to win, we have to play like we played against “Once that happens, it gets in their Emery says he feels “fantastic” St. Mary’s (in the Lynn City Tournament final). heads and it’s very tough to get out,” about the way the season has gone We have to play with the understanding that we Swampscott coach Chip Emery said. so far, and hopes that his team will have little room for error.” “That’s where the mental toughness give Marblehead even more trouble The Panthers scored once more before the half comes in, and I think we still need to when the two teams meet again in ended, with a goal by Sean Leahy. And Fingold fin- work on that.” the final match of the regular sea- ished things off early in the second half when he Swampscott jumped out to an son on Oct. 31. redirected a corner kick into the net to make the 8-5 lead in the second set, but saw “We learned a little bit in today’s score 5-0. that lead slip away as Norcross de- match and we’ll try to correct some The Panthers raised their record to 4-0, but livered 11 straight service points mistakes,” Emery said. “I thought coach Kevin Leahy, while happy with where his to boost Marblehead to a 19-10 there were some mental mistakes, team is, knows he hasn’t played the Northeastern lead. The Magicians remained on some disorientation on the court, Conference’s iron yet. top and put the game away on a but other than that I really like ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON “We still have to play Swampscott, Marblehead long volley, highlighted by a big the way they played. They didn’t and Danvers,” he said, “all of them are very good. Swampscott’s Alexa Winter goes up for dig from Norcross, to win 25-11. give up on any balls. I can’t com- “We’re about where we expected to be,” he said. a hit. Senior Clara Pollard looked plain about that at all.” Roundup: Swampscott girls and boys notch shutouts ROUNDUP well for Saugus. Classical will attempt to re- 6-3, while Cam Twoomey won the first two sets, falling 25-23 From B1 BOYS SOCCER bound tomorrow afternoon with his match 7 1/2-1 1/2. Tim Farley and 27-25 before losing 25-13 in Swampscott 4, Salem 0 a home match against Revere at won his match 1 and 4. the final set. defensively, and Emily Nelson, Jack Herlihy scored two goals Gannon Golf Course. Salem is back in action this Coach Adam DeBaggis said Lauren Wolff and Katie Wallace to help lift Swampscott (3-1) St. Mary’s 191, afternoon with a home match the team “played great, but were strong at midfield for Peabody. to a shutout win Tuesday. Dan Archbishop Williams 176 against Malden at Olde Salem couldn’t put them away in the Swampscott 7, Salem 0 Johnson and Cameron Lau each St. Mary’s grabbed yet another Greens. first two sets.” Swampscott’s Michaela Agres- scored one goal. Catholic Central League win on For Saugus, Joe Ghika won Molly Camelo and Stephanie ti had a huge game against Sa- The Big Blue will face off Tuesday at Gannon Golf Course, both of his matches, 6 1/2-2 1/2 Bona combined for 20 kills, and lem with two goals and two as- against Gloucester on the road improving to 4-1 in the league and 5-4. Nick Moore won both Julia Fusco came up with 19 digs. sists. Jaymie Caponigro scored tomorrow afternoon. and 7-1 overall. Max Emmerich of his matches, 5 1/2-3 1/2 and Sam Mancinelli added 25 assists. two goals of her own, while Danvers 3, Peabody 1 led the way with 31 points, while 6-3, Eric Guarino won both of his FIELD HOCKEY Sydney Clarke and Casey Ken- The Tanners dropped to 1-2-1 Benny Emmerich had 30 points. matches, 6-3 and 6-3, Brandon Bishop Fenwick 5, zie each had one goal and one with the home loss on Tuesday. Kitchy Emmerich and Ryan Naumann won both of his match- Arlington Catholic 0 assist and Kayla Kornitsky had Kevin Aroke scored the lone goal Turenne each had 28 points, es, 8 1/2-1/2 and 5 1/2-3 1/2, and The Crusaders grabbed their one goal. Goalkeeper Nikki Rosa for Peabody on an assist from while Andrew Kreamer had 26 Dan Robbins won both of his second win of the season at home notched two saves in the shut- Mark Couto. points. Aedan Leydon and Chris matches, 7-2 and 8 1/2-1/2. Dario against Arlington Catholic. Ste- out win for the Big Blue (3-0). The Tanners will try to re- Fioravanti each scored 24 points. Cocchi won both of his matches, fanie Libby led the way for Fen- Swampscott will try to remain bound tomorrow afternoon when The Spartans will look to contin- 5-4 and 6-3, Steven Wright won wick (2-3-1) with two goals and undefeated tomorrow afternoon they host Beverly. ue their strong season tomorrow both of his matches, 5-4 and 6-3, one assist, while Grace Harris when they head on the road for a GOLF afternoon at Mount Hood Golf and Peter Watts won both of his notched a goal and two assists. matchup against Gloucester. Beverly 42 1/2, Course against Malden Catholic. matches, 7-2 and 5 1/2-3 1/2. Lauren Fortini had a goal and Saugus 3, Gloucester 0 Lynn Classical 29 1/2 Salem 36 1/2, Revere 35 1/2 VOLLEYBALL an assist, while Jordyn Arnott The Sachems got two goals The Rams fell to 2-4-1 with a Saugus 48, Salem 24 Notre Dame 3, added the fifth goal. from Olivia Valente and one loss to the Panthers at Bever- Saugus 50 1/2, Revere 20 1/2 Bishop Fenwick 0 “The girls played really well from Allie Kotkowski as they ly Golf and Tennis Club. Jake The Witches split in a tri- The Crusaders took their first out there today,” said Fenwick cruised to a shutout. Hickenbottom and Brendan match with Revere and Saugus loss of the season against No- coach Marybeth Mahoney. “We Olivia Tapia-Gately, Ariana Lannon grabbed the two wins at Cedar Glen Golf Course Tues- tre Dame Hingham, which is did a lot of things well and were Carney, Allison LeBlanc and for Classical, each winning by a day, moving to 2-3 on the year. ranked third in the state. Fen- able to create a lot of opportuni- Marisa McClellan also played score of 5 1/2-3 1/2. Nick Angeramo won his match wick gave Notre Dame a run in ties on attack.” Swampscott Gladiators roll to win

Andrew Augustin’s two Jake Papazoglou picked Noah Bascon ran back a ed with Max Field on a INTERNET RADIO (R) & LIVE VIDEO STREAMING (V) touchdown runs let the off a Beverly pass and fumble recovery 50 yards well-executed TD pass in HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL GAMES Swampscott Youth Football ran it back 20 yards for in the first half, and then the second quarter fol- Gladiators (seventh- and Swampscott as well. ran one in from the same lowed by an extra point Friday, Sept. 23 eighth-grade) to their first Swampscott coach Fred distance in the second half. run by Jackson on a QB Marblehead at Danvers 7 p.m. Live Video win of the season, 16-0, over Dubiel credited his team’s Bascon, Brady Haskell keeper. Swampscott at Gloucester 7 p.m. Radio Beverly at Hurd Stadium. defense for the win. and Joey Blood had great Niya Morgan played well Saturday, Sept. 24 Andrew Augustin scored “They stopped Beverly at games running the ball receiving and running the Peabody at Beverly 1 p.m. Radio both touchdowns on long their power game,” he said. while Dylan Lucas and Bas- ball. Daniel Domeniconi runs for Swampscott. In other action, the con stood out on defense. played well and had an in- MONDAYS! North Shore Sports Night 7 p.m. First-year player Thom- Titans, third- and Also, the Swampscott terception on defense. as Frisoli kicked both con- fourth-graders, fell to 0-2, Spartans fell to Beverly Frankie Pappalardo and versions, which are worth but kept things with Bev- Orange, 31-7, Sunday to Luke Hyer continue to two points at this level, erly close. The final score fall to 0-2. play well on both sides of msonewsports.com with an injured foot. was 19-12. Jackson Field connect- the ball. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

THE SCHEDULE WEDNESDAY New Mission at St. Mary’s (4) Revere at Peabody (5) Boys Soccer Arl. Cath. at Fenwick (4) THURSDAY Austin Prep at St. Mary’s (3:30) Boys Soccer Lynnfield at N. Reading (7) Beverly at Peabody (4) St. Johns at BC High (10) Danvers at Classical (6) Xaverian at St. John’s (4) English at Revere (4) Cross Country Gloucester at Swampscott (4) Lynnfield/Ham-Wen at Manchester Marblehead at Saugus (4) (3:45) Swampscott at Gloucester (6:30) Tech at Gr. Lowell (4) Field Hockey Winthrop at Salem (7) Cent. Cath. at Fenwick (6) Danvers at Saugus (4) Field Hockey Rockport at Lynnfield (3:45) Everett at Marblehead (4) Gloucester at Revere (4) Girls Soccer Swampscott at Beverly (4) Classical at Danvers (4) Peabody at Beverly (4) Girls Soccer Revere at English (4) N. Reading at Lynnfield (3:45) Salem at Winthrop (4) St. Mary’s at Austin Prep (4) Saugus at Marblehead (4) Golf Golf Haverhill/Concord-Carlisle at St. Danvers at Beverly (3:30) John’s (3) English at Peabody (4) Marblehead at Gloucester (3:45) Fenwick at Austin Prep (3) Salem at Malden (4) Gloucester at Marblehead (3:45) Spellman at Fenwick (3) Lynnfield at Ipswich (3:30) Swampscott at Wakefield (3:45) Revere at Classical (3:45) PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Volleyball St. John’s at Cath. Mem. (3) Tech at Whittier (5) St. Mary’s at Malden Cath. (2:30) Bill Belichick walks out onto the practice field with defensive coordinator Matt Patricia on Tues- Beverly at Danvers (5:15) Swampscott at Winthrop (3:45) day afternoon. Classical at English (5:15) Volleyball Ipswich at Lynnfield (5:30) Ham-Wenham at S’scott (5:30) Milton at Marblehead (4) Williams at Fenwick (5:30) SPORTS BRIEFS Belichick stays tight-lipped as Lynn English Swampscott Little comedy night League elections Garoppolo returns to practice Lynn English will hold a Swampscott Little League comedy night Saturday, Oct. is holding its annual meet- FOXBOROUGH (AP) — Bill Beli- “I’m a football coach. I’m not a doc- 15 points in each of their two victo- chick isn’t ready to rule out injured tor,” Belichick said. 1, at Prince Restaurant’s ing and elections Thursday, ries over Chicago and Kansas City. Sept. 29 at 6 p.m. at Swamp- quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo for But he does have a reputation of Texans quarterback Brock Oswei- Giggles club, Route 1 South, scott High School. The meet- Thursday night’s game against the being a master of misdirection. ler has respect for the position that Saugus, to benefit the ing is open to parents, Texans. Texans coach Bill O’Brien has both New England quarterbacks school’s athletic program. coaches, volunteers and any- The Patriots coach also isn’t in- seen Belichick in action up close as a are navigating while trying to seize Tickets are $25. Doors one with a vested interest in terested in sharing any contingency former Patriots assistant from 2007 opportunities afforded to them be- open at 6:30 p.m. Swampscott Little League. plans he might have. to 2011. cause of the unavailability of a sure Garoppolo was a limited partic- “I think we have to be ready for There will be an open elec- Hall of Fame quarterback. ipant in practice Tuesday as he their roster,” O’Brien said. “We have Saugus alumni tion for 25 Board of Director Osweiler, after all, just left a situ- seats that hold a one-year continues to recover from the right to understand the skill sets on their ation in Denver in which he found ballgame off term. shoulder injury he sustained late roster.” For more information or to the first half of New England’s win He also has memories of Edelman, himself sharing time with former The Saugus High School place your name on the bal- over the Dolphins last week . The a former college quarterback, show- Broncos quarterback Peyton Man- alumni baseball game, lot for the Board of Director third-year quarterback sat out Mon- ing off his skills during Patriots ning. It’s a setup that required both which was scheduled for this election, please contact SLL day’s practice. practices. O’Brien was there when patience and discipline. Saturday, has been put off president Joe Ford at ford- The Patriots have yet to add an- they initially drafted Edelman. “I do know what Jimmy’s going until next summer. [email protected]. other quarterback to the roster, in- “He was a shotgun, wildcat quar- through right now. I’ve been in those creasing the possibility that rookie terback at Kent State — and really shoes,” Osweiler said. “I was in those TV/RADIO Jacoby Brissett could make his first good at it,” O’Brien said. “I can re- shoes for three and half years before career start against Houston (2-0) member doing some of those things I really got my opportunity. I say pa- Sweden, ESPN, 3 p.m.; World TV if Garoppolo can’t go. In that situa- with him over the couple of years I tience because that’s a long time to MLB Cup: Europe vs. Canada, ESPN2, 8 p.m. tion, receiver Julian Edelman would was with him in practice there. So I sit and not play.” Toronto at Seattle, MLB Network, be the emergency option. know that he can do that stuff.” The approach always must be the 3:30 p.m.; Boston at Baltimore, Soccer It didn’t stop an onslaught of Ga- There are also wild card players same, he said. ESPN, NESN, 7:05 p.m.; San Bundesliga: Augsburg at Bayer 04 roppolo-related health questions on than can come into play as well, with “Every single day you need to earn Francisco at LA Dodgers, ESPN, Leverkusen, FS2, 2 p.m.; Tuesday. It drove Belichick to the O’Brien noting that receiver Danny 10:10 p.m. Bundesliga: Hertha BSC Berlin your spot on the roster,” Osweiler at Bayern Munich, FS1, 2 p.m.; point of agitation as he was pressed Amendola “can also throw the ball.” WNBA Playoffs about Garoppolo’s status. O’Brien also has lots of respect for said. “Just from the way Jimmy’s Futsal World Cup: Brazil vs. Iran, been playing, I can tell he hasn’t Phoenix at Indiana, ESPNews, 6 FS2, 6:25 p.m. “He has been looked at. He has Brissett, a big load at 6-foot-4, 235 been treated, like every other play- pounds, who he said looked very wasted a single day. Whether I was p.m.; Seattle at Atlanta, Radio ESPNews, 8 p.m. er,” Belichick said. comfortable in the extended min- the backup or I was playing last MLB year, I wanted to show up and get Hockey As inquiries persisted, he made it utes he got during the preseason. Boston at Baltimore, WEEI-FM clear that whatever is going on with It presents yet another preparation better every single day...There was a World Cup: North America vs. 93.7, 7:05 p.m. Garoppolo, what was best for his challenge for a Houston defense coach that told me ‘If you’re not get- health would take precedence. that has held its opponents under ting better, you’re getting replaced.’” NFL AFC NFC East East W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA New England 2 0 0 1.000 54 45 N.Y. Giants 2 0 0 1.000 36 32 Ortiz, Bradley lead surging Sox N.Y. Jets 1 1 0 .500 59 54 Philadelphia 2 0 0 1.000 58 24 Miami 0 2 0 .000 34 43 Dallas 1 1 0 .500 46 43 Buffalo 0 2 0 .000 38 50 Washington 0 2 0 .000 39 65 BALTIMORE (AP) — RBIs. Big Papi has hit South South David Ortiz broke open a eight home runs against W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Houston 2 0 0 1.000 42 26 Tampa Bay 1 1 0 .500 38 64 tight game with a three- the Orioles this season Tennessee 1 1 0 .500 32 40 Carolina 1 1 0 .500 66 48 run homer in the seventh and 54 for his career. Indianapolis 0 2 0 .000 55 73 Atlanta 1 1 0 .500 59 59 Jacksonville 0 2 0 .000 37 65 New Orleans 0 2 0 .000 47 51 inning, and the Boston Betts also extended his North North Red Sox beat the Balti- run of success against W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Pittsburgh 2 0 0 1.000 62 32 Minnesota 2 0 0 1.000 42 30 more Orioles 5-2 Tues- Baltimore, going 3 for 5 Baltimore 2 0 0 1.000 38 27 Green Bay 1 1 0 .500 41 40 day night for their sixth and scoring twice. He is Cincinnati 1 1 0 .500 39 46 Detroit 1 1 0 .500 54 51 straight victory. 16 for 31 at Camden Yards Cleveland 0 2 0 .000 30 54 Chicago 0 2 0 .000 28 52 West West Jackie Bradley Jr. also and has scored 16 runs in W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA homered for the Red Sox, eight games. Denver 2 0 0 1.000 55 40 San Francisco 1 1 0 .500 55 46 Kansas City 1 1 0 .500 45 46 Los Angeles 1 1 0 .500 9 31 who stretched their lead Eduardo Rodriguez (3-7) San Diego 1 1 0 .500 65 47 Arizona 1 1 0 .500 61 30 over Baltimore in the AL allowed two runs and four Oakland 1 1 0 .500 63 69 Seattle 1 1 0 .500 15 19 East to five games. After hits in 6 1/3 innings for Thursday’s Games Oakland at Tennessee, 1 p.m. sweeping four games from Boston, his first win in 11 Houston at New England, 8:25 p.m. San Francisco at Seattle, 4:05 p.m. Sunday’s Games Los Angeles at Tampa Bay, 4:05 p.m. the Yankees, Boston has starts since July 16. Washington at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. San Diego at Indianapolis, 4:25 p.m. Cleveland at Miami, 1 p.m. won the first two of this Craig Kimbrel worked Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 4:25 p.m. Detroit at Green Bay, 1 p.m. pivotal four-game series. the ninth for his 28th save. Minnesota at Carolina, 1 p.m. N.Y. Jets at Kansas City, 4:25 p.m. Denver at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Chicago at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. The Red Sox are 11-3 in After giving up four hits Arizona at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Monday’s Games their last 14 games and a in eight scoreless innings Baltimore at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. Atlanta at New Orleans, 8:30 p.m. major league-best 13-5 in last week at Boston, Gaus- September. man yielded five runs and MLB Trey Mancini homered 10 hits in 6 1/3 innings. in his major league debut Boston went up 1-0 in the AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division East Division with the Orioles, who be- third when Betts singled W L Pct GB W L Pct GB gan the day tied with To- and scored on a grounder Boston 87 64 .576 — Washington 88 63 .583 — Toronto 82 68 .547 4½ New York 80 70 .533 7½ ronto for the two AL wild by Hanley Ramirez. Brad- Baltimore 82 69 .543 5 Miami 76 75 .503 12 cards. ley hit his 26th homer in New York 78 72 .520 8½ Philadelphia 67 83 .447 20½ Tampa Bay 64 86 .427 22½ Atlanta 59 91 .393 28½ The Red Sox led 2-1 in the fourth. Central Division Central Division the seventh when Marco Rodriguez retired his W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Hernandez and Mookie first 11 batters and held Cleveland 87 63 .580 — x-Chicago 95 55 .633 — Detroit 80 70 .533 7 St. Louis 79 71 .527 16 Betts singled off Kevin Baltimore without a hit Kansas City 77 74 .510 10½ Pittsburgh 74 75 .497 20½ Gausman (8-11). One out until Mancini connect- Chicago 72 79 .477 15½ Milwaukee 68 82 .453 27 Minnesota 55 96 .364 32½ Cincinnati 63 87 .420 32 later, Ortiz hit a 1-2 pitch ed with two outs in the West Division West Division far over the center-field fifth. The rookie sprinted W L Pct GB W L Pct GB PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Texas 89 62 .589 — Los Angeles 85 65 .567 — wall. around the bases, taking Seattle 79 71 .527 9½ San Francisco 79 71 .527 6 Playing in his final sea- about half the time Ortiz Jackie Bradley Jr. points into the stands after Houston 79 71 .527 9½ Colorado 72 78 .480 13 son, the 40-year-old Ortiz did during his home run crossing home plate on a solo home run in the Oakland 66 84 .440 22½ Arizona 63 87 .420 22 Los Angeles 65 85 .433 23½ San Diego 63 87 .420 22 has 36 home runs and 121 trot in the seventh. fourth inning Tuesday.

Tuesday’s Games L.A. Angels (Weaver 11-12) at Texas (Hol- Boston 5, Baltimore 2 land 7-8), 8:05 p.m. Philadelphia 7, Chicago White Sox 6 Detroit (Sanchez 7-13) at Minnesota (Ber- Gonzalez backstops Tech girls to draw Cleveland 2, Kansas City 1 rios 2-7), 8:10 p.m. N.Y. Yankees 5, Tampa Bay 3 St. Louis (Weaver 1-3) at Colorado (Mar- L.A. Angels at Texas, 8:05 p.m. quez 0-0), 3:10 p.m. TECH Northeast struggled to “She’s (Gonzalez) on top Games are the best place Detroit 8, Minnesota 1 Chicago White Sox (Sale 16-8) at Philadel- From B1 find rhythm on offense of her game,” Diver said. for them to learn that.” Houston at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. phia (Eickhoff 10-14), 7:05 p.m. in the first half, but the “When she comes to a Although Tech’s roster is Toronto at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Atlanta (Weber 1-1) at N.Y. Mets (Colon Philadelphia 7, Chicago White Sox 6 14-7), 7:10 p.m. opportunities, and gener- Knights came together for game, she’s ready to play. heavy in players with lim- Atlanta 5, N.Y. Mets 4 Washington (Scherzer 17-7) at Miami ated just one shot on net. a stronger showing in the She gives it all her all, 120 ited soccer experience, Div- Miami 1, Washington 0 (Koehler 9-11), 7:10 p.m. The lone shot for Tech was game’s latter stages. percent.” er said he feels the team Chicago Cubs 6, Cincinnati 1 Cincinnati (Stephenson 2-1) at Chicago Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. Cubs (Lackey 9-8), 8:05 p.m. in the game’s sixth minute In the 41st minute, Julia Also performing well for is slowly inching closer to St. Louis at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. Pittsburgh (Kuhl 4-3) at Milwaukee (Nel- as Priscilla Imul looked Agostini looked to get the Tech were midfielders Are- improving game-by-game. Arizona at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. son 8-14), 8:10 p.m. to find the back of North- Knights on the scoreboard lis Sanchez and Annmarie “I have a lot of new girls San Francisco at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 Arizona (Greinke 12-7) at San Diego (Per- p.m. domo 8-9), 9:10 p.m. east’s net, but came up but her shot landed in the Teixeira. Diver credited on the team,” Diver said. Wednesday’s Games San Francisco (Moore 11-11) at L.A. short. hands of Tech’s Gonzalez. the pair for playing ag- “I’m just working on try- Houston (McHugh 11-10) at Oakland Dodgers (Maeda 15-9), 10:10 p.m. “I’m looking for strikers,” Agostini tried again in the gressively throughout the ing to get all the little (Mengden 2-7), 3:35 p.m. Thursday’s Games Toronto (Sanchez 13-2) at Seattle (Her- Boston at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Diver said of his team’s 42nd minute, but again contest. things right first. Today, I nandez 11-6), 3:40 p.m. Kansas City at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. struggles on offense. “I Gonzalez denied the score. “They were aggressive saw a little bit of that im- Boston (Buchholz 7-10) at Baltimore N.Y. Yankees at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. think we’re going to strug- Madison Hunt broke and they kept going to the provement and it worked (Jimenez 7-11), 7:05 p.m. Detroit at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. Chicago White Sox (Sale 16-8) at Philadel- L.A. Angels at Houston, 8:10 p.m. gle with that this year. We away from Tech’s defense ball,” Diver said. “They out well.” phia (Eickhoff 10-14), 7:05 p.m. Atlanta at Miami, 7:10 p.m. have a lot of underclass- in the 57th minute for a weren’t afraid to try to Tech’s next game is on Kansas City (Kennedy 11-9) at Cleveland Philadelphia at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. men that I’m working one-on-one with Gonzalez. get the ball and get it to Friday at 4:00 p.m. when (Kluber 17-9), 7:10 p.m. Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. N.Y. Yankees (Tanaka 13-4) at Tampa Bay Colorado at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. with and I’m sure by next Yet again, Gonzalez kept the outside, which I’ve the Tigers visit Minute- (Cobb 1-0), 7:10 p.m. San Francisco at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. year they’ll get there.” the ball out of her net. been trying to teach them. man. B4 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2016 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

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

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

HOROSCOPE

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) Look at the big picture and re- Uncertainty will surface if you The way you present who you Playing games with someone’s Someone will take advantage Expand your interests and fuse to let your emotions take let your emotions take control. are and what you have to offer emotions will not help you get of you if you are too gullible. open up your house for meet- charge, which could cause you Use your skills and knowledge is important. Knowledge and your way. Try to keep the peace Look at the variables involved ings and activities that will to damage your reputation. to help you overcome any ob- expertise alone will not do the and figure out how to get what before you choose to shoulder lead to new friendships and Think before you do something stacle. Trust in the facts, not in trick. Update your look to im- you want without upsetting oth- responsibilities that someone opportunities. Your generosity you’ll regret. rumors. press others. ers. Diplomacy will be required. else will end up taking credit will help you advance. for. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) A chance to turn something ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Helping someone or partici- Check out new prospects and Open up about your feelings, you love doing into a profitable A financial matter will leave Listen carefully and read be- pating in a cause you believe explore possibilities that will and listen to what others have endeavor looks promising. Set you uncertain regarding your tween the lines. Deception is in will encourage others to encourage philosophical or to say. Your relationship with up meetings and plan your choices and current situation. apparent when dealing with a respect you. Taking action will spiritual growth. Live life in- both personal and business strategy to ensure a successful Look at the long-term effects of friend or a young person in your show others that you mean stead of standing on the side- associates will be challenged if launch. Celebrate with a loved following your heart and pursu- life. Ask direct questions to find business. Romance is encour- lines while it passes you by. you exaggerate. one. ing your passion. out exactly what is going on. aged.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Husband feels overworked at his job and in his bed Clever bidding and cleverer defense DEAR ABBY: I am 23, request, they don’t argue Albert Einstein said, “A clev- three clubs, South bid three married for four years and Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van when we are all together. er person solves a problem. spades because he knew his have three children. My Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, There are occasional dis- A wise person avoids it.” Pre- side had a nine-card fit. wife and I have always and was founded by her mother, agreements, but fortu- sumably the wise person has At first glance, South will had strong sex drives. I Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at nately, they never esca- the answer before the prob- lose only two hearts and two clubs. But the defenders have recently accepted a dream DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los late. lem occurs. Clever people tend to an extra trick up their sleeves. job that pays very well. On The problem is, when I Angeles, CA 90069. play bridge better than the West leads the club ace. Since the downside, I work 12 to spend time with any of 14 hours a day, and by the less-clever — but not always. the queen is on the board, East it. To some women, their there a graceful way to them separately I am lec- signals count, playing the eight, time I get home I’m ex- One of the weakest players I standard of living is at bow out? tured nonstop about the ever saw got a first-class hon- starting a high-low (echo) with hausted. least as important as fre- “evils” of the other side. ors degree and went on to an even number. West cashes I love my wife very much GETTING STRESSED quent sex. It’s time to find They don’t quit. I just gain a Ph.D. the club king, then shifts to the OUT IN VIRGINIA and want to meet her out if the woman you mar- want to scream, “Shut up! It is always fun to find a clever heart queen, East encouraging needs, but she wants sex ried is one of them. (If she’s DEAR GETTING Shut up! I don’t care!” I am piece of declarer-play or de- with his seven. East takes the every night. I’m afraid if I not, you may have to STRESSED: Probably at the point that I no lon- fense. What can East-West do second heart and returns a low tell her I have to save my change jobs.) heart. When West ruffs with the not. However, because you ger want to vote. I don’t that qualifies in this deal, where energy for my job, it will South is in three spades? spade jack, the uppercut pro- feel the responsibility has know what to do. There’s cause problems. How can I DEAR ABBY: How do I The bidding featured two motes a trump trick for East. become more than you are no way I can avoid my get around this? tell my ex I no longer want relatively modern conventions. able to handle, you need to family completely. Please to baby-sit her son? The First, West made a Snapdrag- OVERWORKED tell your ex she needs to advise. boy is not mine. When we on Double, which showed IN ARKANSAS make other arrangements lived together she found a “SHUT UP!” IN length (five or six cards) in the for a sitter for her son. Be- DEAR OVER- job, and I told her I would NEW MEXICO unbid suit (clubs) and toler- WORKED: The shortest watch her son on week- cause your relationship ance for partner’s suit (typical- ly honor doubleton; but maybe path to a goal is a direct ends while she was work- with her ended a year ago, DEAR S.U.: Please don’t three low if the doubler’s suit is line. One thing more im- ing. I doubt she’ll be surprised. allow your family drama to particularly strong; or at a real portant in a marriage I moved out of the apart- But do not expect her to stop YOU from voting. Try welcome the news or like it. this: The next time your rel- pinch, even a low doubleton). than sex is communica- ment we shared a year North’s spade raise guaran- atives inject politics into tion. Talk to your wife. If ago. Between working teed four-card support, be- you don’t, she may think nights at my job and her DEAR ABBY: I can’t the conversation, smile, cause with only three spades that after three children son having special needs wait until election season look them in the eye and he would have made a Sup- you find her less attractive. and requiring full-time at- is over. One side of my say, “Let’s talk about some- port Redouble. Sex is most satisfying tention, I’m exhausted family is liberal; the other thing pleasant, shall we?” When East competed with when both partners enjoy and losing patience. Is side is conservative. At my and change the subject.

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PS ORANGECO, INC. CITY OF LYNN, MASSACHUSETTS NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION REQUEST FOR STATEMENTS OF QUALIFICATIONS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION Premises: 38 Everett Street, Lynn, MA at 9am on September 29, 2016 at PS ORANGECO Inc., 195 Ward Street, Revere TERMS, CONDITIONS, SPECIFICATIONS AND FORMS FOR STATEMENT OF MA, 02151: QUALIFICATION FOR ON-CALL ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTING SERVICES By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain PURCHASES MUST BE MADE AT TIME OF SALE WITH CASH ONLY. mortgage given by John Thurell to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. ALL GOODS SOLD "AS IS" and must be removed at time of sale. I. PROJECT DESCRIPTION: as nominee for Reliant Mortgage Company, LLC and now held by The Bank of New PS ORANGECO, INC. reserves the right to withdraw units from sale Invites qualified firms and individuals to submit Statements of Qualifications for York Mellon FKA The Bank of New York as Trustee for the Certificateholders of and to cancel auction without further notice. the performance of environmental consulting services on an on-call basis. CWABS, Inc., Asset Backed Certificates Series 2004-AB1 , said mortgage dated Unit 0020 Richard Lynch boxes bags totes 2. SCOPE OF SERVICES: July 30, 2004, and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Unit 0052 Eyette Green boxes bags totes The Scope of these services shall include but not be limited to: Licensed Site. Deeds in Book 23205, Page 495, said mortgage was assigned from Mortgage Unit 0061 Kristina Botticelli boxes bags totes Professional and AHERA inspections, reporting and surveillance, environmental Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for Reliant Mortgage Company, Unit 0069 James Demchenko boxes bags totes surveys, work plans, preparation of specifications to identify and prepare LLC to The Bank of New York Mellon as Trustee for the Certificateholders of CWABS Unit 0117 Marjorie Salvo boxes bags totes remediation plans for hazardous materials, construction management /abatement 2004-AB1 by assignment dated September 3, 2009 and recorded with said Unit 0136 Felix Caban boxes bags totes project management as required in the City of Lynn municipal and school buildings Registry of Deeds in Book 28935 at Page 188; for breach of the conditions in said Unit 0141 David Austin boxes bags totes and associated grounds. This work shall include but not be limited to mold, mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Unit 0203 Ruth Kiptanui boxes bags totes asbestos containing materials, indoor air quality evaluations, moisture mapping, Auction on October 13, 2016 at 12:00 PM Local Time upon the premises, all and Unit 0219 Whitney Renois boxes bags totes PCB (surveys and material management plans), lead-based paint, light ballasts, singular the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: Unit 0244 Elvin Vallejo boxes bags totes fluorescent bulbs, oil-containing equipment and underground storage tanks. A certain parcel of land, together with the buildings and other improvements Unit 0275 Sean Duggan boxes bags totes Fee: Fees for Services will be negotiated for each determined project after the thereon, now known and numbered as 38 on Everett Street in Lynn, Essex County, Unit 0359 Pamela Bailey boxes bags totes Award and stated in the Contract, as a total Fixed Dollar Amount. Massachusetts, bounded and described as follows: Unit 0366 Jonathan Nelson boxes bags totes Contract term shall be at the pleasure of the Mayor of the City of Lynn. SOUTHWESTERLY by Everett Street, ninety-six and 6/10 (96.6) feet, Unit 0369 Jaime Shimeld boxes bags totes 3. TIMETABLE more or less; Unit 0423 Timothy Rodriguez boxes bags totes Request for Proposal issued is available on September 21, 2016 Deadline for SOUTHEASTERLY by land now or formerly of Wirling, one hundred three Unit 0446 Ross Baker boxes bags totes questions is September 30, 2016 and no/100 (103) feet, more or less; Unit 0458 Alan Clee boxes bags totes Proposals due date is Friday, October 7, 2016 @ 12:00 p.m. NORTHEASTERLY by land now or formerly of Smith, one hundred thirty− Unit 0460 Briana Williams boxes bags totes 4. SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS: three and 211100 (133.21) feet, more or less; and Unit 0475 Casey Pagan boxes bags totes Applicants shall submit five (5) copies clearly marked "STATEMENT OF NORTHWESTERLY by land now or formerly of Downes, eighty and Unit 0488 Ginnette Valdes boxes bags totes QUALIFICATIONS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTING SERVICES" Applicant shall no/100 (80) feet, more or less. Unit 0581 Glenda Fonseca boxes bags totes submit one (1) copy sealed separately from above, marked "FEE SCHEDULE FOR Containing 9648 square feet of land, more or less. Unit 0596 Dale Busheme boxes bags totes ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTING SERVICES" Proposals are to be submitted to: The description of the property contained in the mortgage shall control in the event Michael J. Donovan, P.E. Inspectional Services Chief of a typographical error in this publication. Mark Hrenko, agent for owners. Lynn City Hall, 3 City Hall Square, Room 405 For Mortgagor's Title see deed dated July 30, 2004, and recorded in the Notice posted September 14, 2016 and September 21, 2016 Lynn, MA 01901 Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds, in Book 23205, Page 493. Item: September 14, 21, 2016 Complete proposal forms will be available at the Office of the Inspectional Services TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will be sold and conveyed subject to all Department, Room 401, 3 City Hall Square, Lynn MA 01901, on September 21, liens, encumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax titles, municipal liens and assessments, if 2016. any, which take precedence over the said mortgage above described. PS ORANGECO, INC. Questions pertaining to the RFP, the Scope of Services or the Statement of FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) Dollars of the purchase price must be paid NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION Qualifications should be directed to Michael J. Donovan, PE. Inspectional Services in cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check at the time and place Chief, Room 405, 3 City Hall Square, Lynn, MA 01901. of the sale by the purchaser. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION The City of Lynn reserves the right to accept or reject, in whole or in part any or all cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check within thirty (30) days at 9am on September 29, 2016 at PS ORANGECO Inc., 12 Goodhue Street, proposals or take whatever action may be deemed in the best interest of the City. after the date of sale. Salem MA, 01970: Item: September 21, 27, 2016 Other terms to be announced at the sale. Unit 1086 Kathryn Smith boxes bags totes Unit 1140 Pedro Beato boxes bags totes Shechtman Halperin Savage, LLP Unit 2025 Christine Sobutka boxes bags totes CITY OF LYNN BID PROJECT 1080 Main Street Unit 2028 Julia Zikianda boxes bags totes Pawtucket, RI 02860 Unit 2147 Jacqueline Genao boxes bags totes The City of Lynn invites bids for: Attorney for The Bank of New York Mellon FKA Unit 3185 Ana Grullon boxes bags totes Installation of Decorative Street Lights for various locations in the City of Lynn The Bank of New York as Trustee for the Unit 3191 Thiare Rossi boxes bags totes Bid Documents may be obtained, upon application, at the Office of the Purchasing Certificateholders of CWABS, Inc., Asset Backed Unit 3197 Susan Keenan-Faletra boxes bags totes Agent, Room 205, City Hall, Lynn, Massachusetts, upon deposit of $40.00 fee, Certificates Series 2004-AB1 PURCHASES MUST BE MADE AT TIME OF SALE WITH CASH ONLY. refundable upon return of such documents in good condition within seven (7) days Present Holder of the Mortgage ALL GOODS SOLD "AS IS" and must be removed at time of sale. after bid opening. Certified check, bank check or money order for this are made (401) 272-1400 PS ORANGECO, INC. reserves the right to withdraw units from sale payable to City of Lynn. Cash is acceptable. Item: September 21, 28, October 5, 2016 and to cancel auction without further notice. Bid documents will be made available on Wednesday, September 21, 2016 at 10:00 A.M. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Mark Hrenko, agent for owners. A Pre-Bid conference will be held in City Hall, Room 107 on Wednesday, THE TRIAL COURT Notice posted September 14, 2016 and September 21, 2016 September 28, 2016 at 10:00 A.M. PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Item: September 14, 21, 2016 Questions must be received prior to Friday, September 30, 2016 at 12:00 P.M. CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION Bids must be sealed and marked as follows: Installation of Decorative Docket No. ES16P2521EA PS ORANGECO, INC. Street Lights for various locations in the City of Lynn Essex Probate and Family Court NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION Bids must be submitted to the Office of the Purchasing Agent, Room 205, Lynn 45 Congress Street NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION City Hall, before 11: 00 A.M. Tuesday, October 11, 2016. Salem, MA 01970 at 9am on September 29, 2016 at PS ORANGECO Inc., 233 Newbury Street, At this time, bids will be publicly opened and forthwith read aloud in City Hall, (978)744-1020 Danvers MA, 01923: Room 205. The final contract award is subject to the approval of the Department Estate of: Unit A1029 Christine Dinis boxes bags totes of Community Development, the City of Lynn and the U. S. Department of Housing Patricia L Dixon Unit A1122 DIVE KS boxes bags totes and Urban Development. Each bid will be accompanied by a bid deposit in the Date of Death: 05/17/2016 Unit A2072 Joyce Rae boxes bags totes form of cash, certified check, bank check or bid bond, in the amount of five To all interested persons: Unit A2160 Ana Rodriguez-Dealba boxes bags totes percent (5%) of the total bid payable to the Lynn Department of Community A Petition for Formal Adjudication of Intestacy and Appointment of Personal Unit A2215 Mike Lorenzana boxes bags totes Development. Representative has been filed by: Unit A2246 Jonathan Lepore boxes bags totes A performance and payment bond satisfactory in form to the City in the amount of Thomas F Newhall of Lynn MA requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Unit B005 Claudia Hasay boxes bags totes 100% of the contract is required of the successful bidder. All bonds submitted to Order and for such other relief as requested in the Petition. Unit B064 Stephen Harrigan boxes bags totes the City of Lynn must be issued by an Insurance Company licensed to issue bonds PURCHASES MUST BE MADE AT TIME OF SALE WITH CASH ONLY. in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. All bonds must be satisfactory in form to IMPORTANT NOTICE ALL GOODS SOLD "AS IS" and must be removed at time of sale. the City Solicitor. You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the PS ORANGECO, INC. reserves the right to withdraw units from sale All bids for this project are subject to the provisions of appropriate Mass. General Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney and to cancel auction without further notice. Laws, Chapter 30, Section 39M as amended. Attention is directed to the minimum must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on wage rates that must be paid on this work as determined by the Commissioner of the return day of 10/17/2016. Mark Hrenko, agent for owners. Labor and Industries. This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written Notice posted September 14, 2016 and September 21, 2016 There will be a non-refundable mailing fee of $40.00 in the form of a certified appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a Item: September 14, 21, 2016 check, bank check or money order payable to the City of Lynn for any documents timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections requested to be mailed. within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further notice to you. PS ORANGECO, INC. Charles E. White NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION Purchasing Agent UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM Wednesday PROBATE CODE (MUPC) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION Item: September 21, 2016 A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised at 9am on September 29, 2016 at PS ORANGECO Inc., 240 Newbury Street, administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the Peabody MA, 01960: PS ORANGECO, INC. Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the Unit B139 Janean Polito boxes bags totes administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the Unit B162 Mark Stickney boxes bags totes NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION Court in any manner relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and Unit D006 David Steiger boxes bags totes expenses of administration. Unit D034 James Carbone boxes bags totes at 9am on September 29, 2016 at PS ORANGECO Inc., 595 Lynnway, Lynn MA, 01905: Unit D117 Yarisa Diaz boxes bags totes WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Unit D279 Laura Cuniff boxes bags totes Unit 048 Lorraine Matsos boxes bags totes Unit 057 Shawn Keown boxes bags totes Date: September 02, 2016 PURCHASES MUST BE MADE AT TIME OF SALE WITH CASH ONLY. Pamela Casey O'Brien ALL GOODS SOLD "AS IS" and must be removed at time of sale. Unit 119 Leah Falasca boxes bags totes Unit 131 Stephanie Deloney boxes bags totes Register of Probate PS ORANGECO, INC. reserves the right to withdraw units from sale Brian C Snell, Esq and to cancel auction without further notice. Unit 135 Timothy Kerr boxes bags totes Unit 195 Eliot Vega boxes bags totes Law Office of Brian C Snell 159 Haven Street Mark Hrenko, agent for owners. 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September 28, 2016 at 7:20 p.m. in the Town Hall Annex, 25 Main Street under Notice posted September 14, 2016 and September 21, 2016 MA G.L. Ch.131, Sect. 40 and Article 508 of the application of Daniel & Joetta Item: September 14, 21, 2016 Silva for the proposal to amend the Order of Conditions to include the relocation of a single family house located at 34 Walden Terrace (Lot A), Saugus, MA, Map E15, Block 4, Lot 5 under the Wetland Laws and Bylaws described herein.

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Getting together with gnocchi brought on her tossed in chopped garlic an old friend is both labor; they were like “bul- and olive oil and baked in heartwarming and lets,” she insisted, which I a 425-degree oven until heart-wrenching. We re- don’t understand because golden. I made a bundle visit our my gnocchi (potato dump- about the size of an orange early lings) are notoriously and then laid a good thick days of light. slice of cheese on top and dou- We don’t see each other placed them in the oven ble-dat- often these days, but when to melt. When I was ready ing with we do we pick up right to serve the soup, I placed boy- where we left off. Much of a bundle with the melted friends our conversation now is cheese on top of each serv- Rosalie who about assisted living ar- ing. It was a big hit with Harrington would rangements and health is- the grilled Caesar. FOOD become sues. Concerns for a world We had Chicken Marsa- EDITOR our hus- that may or may not be la for dinner, something bands ... safe for our grandchildren my friends wanted to back in the day when if has replaced what we al- learn to prepare. I served you didn’t have wedding ways called “a million it over egg noodles with a plans by the time you laughs.” side dish of crispy string were 20 you were destined On Saturday I served beans with a lemon vin- to become an old maid. We the four of us (Todd and aigrette. For dessert, we reflect on our first apart- me plus my old friend and made a quick zabaglione ments, how our tastes her guy) onion soup and — egg yolks and sugar have changed and so many grilled Caesar salad for whipped until thick with other things. Worries over lunch on the porch. The a shot of Grand Marnier children are now concerns soup that results from incorporated at the end. I about grandchildren, jobs, vast amount of caramel- served that over an olive schools, rejection, divorce, ized onions is the most de- oil cake along with fresh health issues, loneliness licious thing imaginable, blueberries. and losses. but the price paid by the But we have so many chef is high — the severe Our daughter Danielle Rosemary’s Tarte Tatin. good memories to hold tearing up of one’s eyes and her boyfriend and the onto. My friend’s grand- is unavoidable because boys joined us for break- mother taught us to make of the large amount of fast Sunday morning. I Tarte Tatin “golumpki,” cabbage chopped onions needed. made fresh strawberry stuffed with rice, a Polish I prepared six large on- jam, French toast and ma- Peel five apples and cut into six pieces. Toss with the juice of a lemon to prevent browning. tradition that her grand- ions the day before, peel- ple syrup. We played ball Melt a stick of butter in a saute pan and saute the apple slices for a few minutes until slightly mother learned from her ing, chopping and then in a park before we said brown. Let cool. mother. My version has sautéing them in olive our goodbyes. In the meantime make a pastry for the tarte: an Italian bent to it: I use oil until golden brown. A For a few days, at least, Place 1 ½ cups of flour in the bowl of a food processor with ½ teaspoon of salt. Pulse to mix savoy cabbage, rice or bar- few shots of good cognac I stopped thinking about together. ley with raisins, Parme- and four cups of chicken the sad state of our polit- Cut up one stick of cold butter and one tablespoon of cold Crisco and place on top of the flour. san cheese, fresh herbs broth, when brought to a ical affairs. Our country Pulse until the mixture resembles coarse cornmeal. shaped into rolls, wrapped simmer, filled the kitchen deserves better. Thank With the machine running, pour in 4 ½ tablespoons of cold water and stop the machine imme- in cabbage and baked in a with a wonderful aroma. God for food, wine and diately as a ball starts forming. tomato sauce. While the onions sim- good friends. Push into a burger shape and wrap in plastic wrap; refrigerate for at least 30 minutes. My friend remembers mered for about an hour On the way home, we Place 1 ½ cups of sugar in a heavy pan. Over medium heat, watching carefully, allow the sugar to the day she came over on low heat, I prepared picked up some apples, a caramelize. As soon as it is melted and brown, pour into a pie tin. to my house to make gn- little bundles of croutons nice reminder of fall. Tarte Arrange the apple slices in a circular pattern, roll out the pastry, crimp and pierce with a fork to occhi. She was pregnant with thick slices of ched- Tatin is a favorite and if allow the heat to escape. — we both were — and dar on each bundle. The everyone learns to make Bake in a 375-degree oven until the pastry is golden brown. Immediately upon removing from that night she went into croutons were made from an apple pie of some sort, oven, place a snug plate over and invert the tart onto the plate, holding tightly. labor and delivered her a nice sourdough bread it will definitely make Enjoy this wonderful dessert. first child. She claims the cut into 1-inch pieces, America great again. Mexican tortilla chicken soup By Katie Workman ASSOCIATED PRESS I find it a source of great comfort that pretty much every culture, every cui- sine has its own interpre- tation of chicken soup. The Mexican version in particular speaks to me, scented with chilies and spices like cumin and cori- ander, riddled with slight- PHOTO | ABEL URIBE/CHICAGO TRIBUNE/TNS ly softened tortilla chips. Fresh clams are mixed with tubular pasta and sweet and hot peppers. In Mexico, whole chilies may be used, often toasted and the crumbled into the Steamed clams over pasta captures soup. I rely on dried chili powder, pure ancho if you can find it, but in this rec- summer vacation memories ipe, regular blended chili powder also works just fine. By Leah Eskin Cook: 5 minutes the halved garlic. Cover. Bring to Cooking the chicken PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS CHICAGO TRIBUNE Makes: 2 servings a boil and let steam until clams breasts in the broth enrich- 20 fresh clams in their shells open, 5-7 minutes. This July 2014 photo shows Mexican tortilla The word-worker, on es both broth and chicken, soup in New York. This dish is from a recipe by (any mix of little neck, Manila, 3. Drain: Set a sieve over a but if you are in a rush, go vacation, tries to avoid razor and surf) large bowl. Line the sieve with Katie Workman. her colleagues. Though ahead and use about 3 cups 1 cup dry white wine cheese cloth. Pour in clams and of shredded cooked chick- she shelters in concert 1 shallot, halved, and 1 shal- their cooking liquid. Discard any 1 1/2 teaspoons ground cumin matoes and chicken broth, sea- hall, museum and woods, en, maybe from a rotisserie 1 teaspoon ground coriander son with salt and pepper, and lot, thinly sliced unopened clams. chicken. Need one more words sneak in. 1 clove garlic, halved, and 1 4. Shell: Use a small spoon to 1 teaspoon pure ancho chili bring to a simmer over high heat. Sighing, she picks up a shortcut? Skip the frying of powder Add the chicken breasts and clove garlic, finely chopped scrape clams from their shells. the tortillas; grab a bag of book. Not the breezy novel, 6 ounces dried tubular pasta Avoid snicks. Reserve naked 1 can (14.5 ounces) crushed lower the heat to medium-low. brief story or brazen cata- tortilla chips, lightly crush tomatoes Simmer uncovered (don’t let the 1 tablespoon butter, plus 1 clams and their cooking liquid a few handfuls and use log. She opens “The Sympa- tablespoon, optional separately. (Discard shells and 6 cups chicken broth, prefera- soup come to a boil), stirring thizer” — dark, devastat- those instead. bly low-sodium occasionally, until the chicken 1 tablespoon olive oil the cheesecloth.) The garnishes are what ing and dense with words, 2 red bell peppers, sliced into 5. Boil: Cook pasta in salted Kosher or coarse salt and fresh- is just barely cooked through, familiar and not-so-much. make this soup so special. ly ground black pepper, to taste about 12 minutes. Remove the matchsticks water until 1 minute underdone. Do not be timid with the She admires the way the 3 skinless, boneless chicken chicken to a plate and let sit un- 1 hot red pepper, finely Drain. offerings: An assortment of protagonist, new to English, breasts (about 1 1/2 pounds) til cool enough to handle. Keep chopped, optional 6. Finish: Set a wide skillet shredded cheese, diced av- conquers, annexes and over medium-high heat; add Canola or vegetable oil, for the soup gently simmering over 1 tablespoon capers, drained, ocado, fresh cilantro, salsa dominates the language. rinsed, patted dry 1 tablespoon butter and the and lime wedges will turn a pan-frying medium-low heat. Adamantine? Shambolic? 1 teaspoon sugar oil. When butter has melt- comforting soup into a feast. 6 corn tortillas, halved and cut Meanwhile, pour the oil to a Crapulent? (Unbreakable, Kosher salt and freshly ground ed, tumble in peppers, sliced You can make the soup crosswise into thin strips depth of 1 inch into a medi- chaotic, drunk.) black pepper shallots and chopped garlic. ahead — stopping after Juice of 1 lime um-size skillet and heat over me- She closes the novel — 1/4 cup mixed chopped Cook until softened, about 5 adding the chicken — and To serve (optional, dium-high heat. Line a plate with and vacation — doubtful chives, parsley and mint minutes. Stir in capers, sug- keep it refrigerated for up pick and choose): a couple of paper towels. When she’ll retain all her new 1 lime, quartered ar, pasta and about 1/2 cup to four days. Reheat, add- 1 or 2 avocados, peeled and the oil is hot, add the tortilla acquaintances. One will 1. Clean: Soak clams in cold of the clam-cooking liquid. ing the lime juice when you diced strips in batches and fry, stirring stick: snick. Like slit and water for 15 minutes to loosen Cook, stirring, 1 minute. Add are ready to serve (and, of 1 cup shredded Monterey Jack often, until they are crisp and nick, it’s a small cut. Sure- any grit. Slide into a strainer clams. Cook until everything course, don’t fry the torti- cheese lightly colored, about 2 minutes. ly it will make a depend- and rinse well under cold wa- is hot and glossy, adding more llas or prep the toppings 1/2 cup coarsely chopped Remove with a slotted spoon to able co-worker. ter. Scrub clams, discarding any clam-cooking liquid and/or until just before serving!). fresh cilantro leaves the plate, and sprinkle lightly with She dines at Roister (bois- with cracked shells. Dry clams more butter, if needed. Season MEXICAN TORTILLA Salsa or Pico de Gallo salt while they are still hot. terous) and packs her bags, with a kitchen towel. with salt and pepper. 1 lime, cut into wedges Shred the slightly cooled eager to get back to work. 2. Steam: Settle clams in a 7. Serve: Scoop pasta into two CHICKEN SOUP Start to finish: 45 minutes Heat the olive oil in a large chicken, and stir it and the lime CLAMS AND PASTA large saucepan. Pour in the wine. shallow bowls. Dust pasta with stockpot over medium heat. Add juice into the soup. Prep: 30 minutes Drop in the halved shallot and herbs. Spritz with lime. Enjoy. Servings: 4 to 6 For the soup: the onions and garlic and sauté Ladle the soup into soup bowls 2 tablespoons extra-virgin ol- until tender and golden, 5 min- and top with the fried tortilla ive oil utes. Stir in the cumin, coriander, strips, along with your choice of FRESH ALL DAY! 2 medium-size onions, chopped and chili powder and cook until diced avocado, cheese, cilantro, Enjoy the wholesome and delicious taste of Periwinkles 2 cloves garlic, minced fragrant, 1 minute. Add the to- salsa and lime wedges. favorites made with seasonal and local ingredients. Ask to see our catering menu! 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