FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 2017 Saugus WHAT IS IT ABOUT LYNN Mayor: manages THAT INSPIRES YOU? Schools to re-sign swallow Crabtree BY BILL BROTHERTON

By Bridget Turcotte LYNN — LynnArts city’s ITEM STAFF asked its members a sim- ple question: “What is it SAUGUS — Scott Crab- about Lynn that inspires budget tree will manage the town you?” and invited artists for ve more years. to create works that depict “It is a great honor and their view of the city. By Gayla Cawley privilege to be able to con- The  ood of responses ITEM STAFF tinue to serve the residents ranged from realistic por- LYNN — Before the School of Saugus as town manager trayals of life in Lynn to Committee’s approval of a in the town I grew up in and the beauty of the ocean $142.9 million FY18 budget now raise my family in,” said and interpretations of the Wednesday night, Mayor Ju- Crabtree. “My goal has al- industrial landscape. dith Flanagan Kennedy com- Tomorrow from 3-6 p.m., ways been to create a vision pared the continued increase a reception will be held in for higher standards and in required net school spend- LynnArts’ main gallery for expectations in the Town of ing to a beast that’s chewing the “What’s Your Lynn” Saugus.” up all of the money from the exhibition. Featured will The Saugus Board of Se- other city departments. be the work of a dozen art- lectmen voted unanimously Kevin McHugh, school ists, culled from the doz- to extend Crabtree’s contract business administrator, said ens of entries. Admission to August 2022, earlier this the FY18 required net school is free. week. Details of the contract, spending is $205 million and which has not yet been draft- During the Beyond Walls Rock the Block celebration the Commonwealth’s school ed, will be ironed out and ex- nance statute, Chapter 70, ecuted with Town Counsel on July 22, visitors were encouraged to create im- or state aid to the city is John Vasapolli in the coming about $157 million, which weeks. ages that asked the same is what the state provides to At the end of his contract, question. The drawings the city to cover their share Crabtree will be the lon- of nine young artists will of the $205 million. gest-serving town manager also be displayed. Peter Caron, the city’s chief in the town’s history, he con- One of the impressive COURTESY PHOTO nancial of cer, said the city rmed. works is “Sunday at Sa- is responsible for coming up According to the town’s “Teagan’s House,” a watercolor by Yetti Frenkel, is one of the chem,” a large acrylic on with the revenue to cover charter, Saugus’ form of gov- artist’s two entries into the “What’s Your Lynn” exhibit that an- LYNN, A7 the balance, which is about ernment changed to include swers the question: “What is it about Lynn that inspires you?” $48 million. a town manager, appointed Caron said $142.9 million, by selectmen, in 1947. Since the budget approved by the then, a long string of short- term managers have lled Picturing Denzel in Lynn school committee, is what the the role. The longest serving City Council has appropriat- manager in the town’s histo- ed to the school department, ry is currently former man- and was based on an original ager Andrew Bisignani, who net school spending of about held the title for almost nine $200.9 million. State aid had years. He later pled guilty to been about $152 million af- charges of fraud, municipal ter Gov. Charlie Baker’s ini- bid rigging, and destroying tial state budget. public records that stemmed Chapter 70 of the general from his time in Saugus and laws establishes an annual Nahant. net school spending require- Citing Crabtree’s wide ment for each Massachu- range of efforts to enhance setts school district. Failure the town, including his advo- to comply with this require- cacy for a new middle-high ment may result in non-ap- school, his pursuit of grant proval of a municipality’s funding to improve town tax rate, enforcement action facilities, and his vision to by the attorney general, or invest in parks and play- loss of state aid, according grounds, selectmen said the to the state Department of decision to keep him around Elementary and Secondary was a no-brainer. Education. “Saugus is experiencing a Kennedy, chairwoman of renaissance with Scott Crab- the School Committee, said tree at the helm,” said Se- the rule of thumb in Massa- lectman Jenn D’Eon. “Many chusetts is that the school people left town. They had population typically ac- given up hope of a new high counts for 10 to 12 percent of school. Now it’s on the hori- the city’s population. zon. Scott Crabtree worked She said Lynn has add- tirelessly with the school ed 2,600 kids into its school department to make that a system since FY10, and with reality. He works countless each student who comes in, hours. (He) has raised our there’s a corresponding in- bond rating, delivered us crease in the city’s net school three new parks, and there spending requirement. She is a new high school/middle said there are about 16,000 school on the way.” kids in the schools, which Selectmen Jeff Cicolini and accounts for almost 20 per- Debra Panetta both spoke to cent of the city’s population the importance of the town’s of about 90,000. increased bond rating to AA+ In other words, Kennedy in 2016. The four-level jump said the city’s schools have will save taxpayers an esti- far outpaced the growth of ITEM PHOTO | JIM WILSON mated $7.2 million in bor- other communities, and the rowing for the ongoing new Antoine Fuqua, left, a director known for his work in the lms “Training Day” as well city is not able to keep pace middle-high school project. as “The Replacement Killers,” “Tears of the Sun,” “King Arthur,” “Shooter,” “Brooklyn’s with net school spending. Finest,” “Olympus Has Fallen” and “The Equalizer,” was in Lynn Thursday scouting a SAUGUS, A2 location for an upcoming movie starring Denzel Washington. SCHOOLS, A2 Peabody and Salem INSIDE Swampscott project In Lynn St. Mary’s head of will have a ball school named president gets the go ahead at BC High. A3 By Adam Swift two councils have faced off, with By Gayla Cawley opers, B’nai B’rith Housing, for ITEM STAFF Peabody looking to keep its win- In Opinion ITEM STAFF the redevelopment of the prop- ning streak alive. EDIC plots a erty at 35 Burpee Road into 38 PEABODY — From local leg- “We’re 3-0, and I’d really like path to success. A4 SWAMPSCOTT — Plans to re- affordable units for seniors. ends of the game to a city coun- to see us go 4-0,” said Peabody develop the shuttered Machon El- The ZBA held a public hearing cil showdown, there will be a lot Councilor-at-Large Tom Gould, LOOK! ementary School into affordable on the comprehensive permit of buzz on the local diamonds who organizes the event along- An Irish night senior housing have been given request on Tuesday night. The over Labor Day weekend. side Salem Councilor-at-Large to remember the green light from the Zoning board’s approval was the nal On Friday, Sept. 1, the Peabody Elaine Milo. with McGee. A8 Board of Appeals, the nal town step needed before the develop- City Council takes on its coun- Milo said she’s looking for- approval needed for the project. ers can seek a building permit, terparts from Salem for a charity ward to seeing Salem break into In Sports The Zoning Board of Appeals the nal permit needed for the softball game bene ting Citizens the win column. Local teams open up (ZBA) approved a compre- project. Inn and Haven from Hunger. the fall season. B1 hensive permit request under This is the fourth year the BALL, A7 Chapter 40B from the devel- SWAMPSCOTT, A7

OBITUARIES ...... A2 HOME ...... A5 SPORTS ...... B1-3 HIGH 73° VOL. 139, ISSUE 220 LYNN ...... A3 POLICE/FIRE ...... A7 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 LOW 54° OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 2017 OBITUARIES Help for veterans James F. Carty Jr., 86 Henry M. LeDonne, 88 SAUGUS — Veterans Advisory Committee in- Relief Fund will have a cludes local community fundraiser on Saturday, members who serve as fa- LYNN — Mr. James the past five years, SAUGUS — Of Saugus, for- veteran of the Korean Conflict Nov. 4 from 7-11 p.m. at cilitators and fundraising F. Carty Jr., age he enjoyed his time merly of Revere, Henry M. and was the past Comman- the Saugus Veterans of champions. 86, of Lynn, died spent at the Pond- LeDonne passed away peace- dant of the Revere ITAM. He Foreign Wars post, 190 Veterans or a non-re- Wednesday in the view Lodge adult day fully at home on Thursday, Aug. loved his Yankees and was a Main St., Saugus. The married spouse or widow Edith Nourse Rogers program, where he 24, surrounded by his loving huge wrestling fan. He will be fundraiser will feature en- of a veteran are eligible Memorial Veterans made many friends. family. He was 88. missed by many. tertainment, appetizers, for support from the Vet- Hospital in Bedford He liked to watch Henry was the loving hus- Service information: and raffles. A $10 dona- erans Relief Fund. Cer- after a lengthy illness. politics and was an band of the late Marguerite Relatives and friends are tion is requested with all tain exceptions may apply. He was the husband avid Patriots fan. (Morris) LeDonne. He was invited to attend visiting proceeds going to the Vet- Please contact a veterans of the late Geraldine He is survived by the beloved father of Su- hours in the BISBEE-POR- erans Relief Fund. service officer for help. F. (Slingsby) Carty. He was his daughter; Cheryl Flynn zanne Bresnahan and her CELLA Funeral Home, 549 The Saugus Veterans For inquiries, email wdou- raised in Jamaica Plain, the and her husband James of husband James of Danvers Lincoln Ave., Saugus, on Relief Fund and the Sau- [email protected] or son of the late James F. Carty, Lynn, his son; Kevin Carty and and Lisa Burggren and her Sunday from 2-6 p.m. Fu- gus Veterans Advisory areddin@cityofmelrose. Sr. and Irene D. (Gagnon) his wife Marzena of Seabrook, husband Richard of Saugus. neral from the funeral Committee were estab- org. Carty. He had lived in Lynn for N.H.; three grandchildren; He was the dear brother of home on Monday at 9 a.m. lished in 2016. The Sau- Donations can be made the greater part of his life. Ethan and Elizabeth Carty John LeDonne of Lunenburg, followed by a funeral Mass gus Veterans Relief Fund to Saugus Veterans Relief James was a graduate of and Jake Flynn, as well as his Salvatore LeDonne of Saugus, at 10 a.m. at St. Marga- provides rapid support Fund c/o Veterans Service Lynn Classical High School, sister-in-law; Christine Carty Angelo LeDonne of Oregon, ret’s Church, 431 Lincoln to low-income veterans Office, 298 Central St., Class of 1948. He enlisted in of Vacaville, Calif. He was the Anna LeDonne of Lowell, the Ave., Saugus. Interment and the Saugus Veterans Saugus, MA 01906. the U.S. Army where he com- brother of the late George A. late Arthur LeDonne, the late will be held at Riverside pleted basic training followed Carty. Anthony LeDonne, and the Cemetery in Saugus. In by paratrooper training in Fort Service information: His late Isabella Mazone. He was lieu of flowers, donations Benning, Ga. He completed visiting hours will be held the cherished Papa of Richard may be made in Henry’s Saugus manages his airborne training with Com- on Sunday from 4-6 p.m. Burggren and his wife name to the Saugus pany “A” Airborne Class 2 in in the SOLIMINE Funer- Sheri of Georgetown VFW, 190 Main St., August of 1951, and went on al Home, 426 Broadway and Jennifer Juliano Saugus, MA 01906. to re-sign Crabtree to serve in the Korean War. He (Route129), Lynn. Relatives and her husband Jason For directions and was assigned with the 187th and friends are respectful- of Medford. condolences www. airborne regimental combat ly invited. Private burial will Henry was an Army BisbeePorcella.com. to a five-year deal team. He loved to share sto- be held at a later date. In ries of his time in the military. lieu of flowers, donations He worked in the area tanner- may be made to the Alzhei- SAUGUS over-delivering coupled ies after leaving the Army, and mer’s Association, 309 Wa- Mayor Kennedy: Schools From A1 with a conservative finan- owned his own floor sanding verley Oaks Rd, Waltham, cial attitude has led us to business. He had also worked MA 02452. Directions and swallow the city’s budget Serving as town counsel, unparalleled financial sta- for Pepperidge Farm, Sylvania, guestbook at www.solimi- Vasapolli has worked with bility in Saugus, which is and the Salvation Army. For ne.com. nine managers over 36 something that is critical SCHOOLS struggled to meet its net years. He said it was rare for us to see continue.” From A1 school spending require- to see a town manager Panetta added that ment over the past five granted a second five-year Crabtree has brought uni- She said the city’s spend- years. In FY16, Caron said contract. ty within the departments George M. O’Connor, 77 ing requirement, or appro- the city was short by about “His list of accomplish- and he ensures the town priation, to the schools has $800,000, and was penal- ments clearly justify why government is account- increased from $107 mil- ized. He said the struggle the selectmen would give able and transparent. lion in FY10 to about $143 dates back to FY13, when Attorney George M. Mr. O’Connor was a him this contract,” said “I think the town is O’Connor, 77 years, former member of million this year, about a officials were erroneously Vasapolli. “If you compare working well,” she said. died unexpectedly the parish council 5 percent increase each counting teacher retiree his accomplishments to “All of the departments on Friday Aug. 18, at Our Lady of the year. health insurance as an others, it speaks for it- are working well togeth- 2017, while on a Assumption Church “You end up having to allowable cost toward net er for the common good of cruise with his wife and a communicant take and take and take school spending, and have self. I think they made the right decision. You can see the town. As long as you’re and friends. He is the of Our Lady’s Church. from other departments been playing catch up always thinking about husband of Patricia He was a member of to feed the school depart- since then. how much public support this manager has.” what’s best for Saugus (Taylor) O’Connor the Topsfield Historic ment budget and that’s “I understand the frus- residents, you can’t make “The consistency is with whom he shared Society, a member what we’re facing right tration of the people at the a mistake. And I truly be- key because turnover 53 years of marriage. He was of the Trustees of Reservation, now,” Kennedy said. “We’re table who feel like they’re lieve the town manager is at the manager position born in Lynn, the son of the and a member of the New En- trying to keep people em- not getting their fair share,” always looking out for the late George A. and Kathleen gland Historic and Genealogi- ployed. We had to disband Kennedy said, referring to can sometimes lead to best interest of Saugus.” (Murray) O’Connor. He was cal Society. the police academy — that the school committee. “But turnover at other key raised in Lynn. He was a 1957 In addition to his wife, he wasn’t for lack of funding you can imagine what all of positions,” said Cicolini. Bridget Turcotte can be graduate of St. John’s Prep, a is survived by a son, Kev- from the schools. That was the other departments feel “The fact that Scott has reached at bturcotte@item- 1961 graduate of St. Michaels in G. O’Connor and his wife because (we) needed to put when I’m saying don’t even a proven track record live.com. Follow her on College, and a 1964 graduate Richelle Dupont of Littleton, those officers on streets in bother trying to give me a of under-promising and Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. of Boston College School of MA, a daughter, Karen Culbert cars patrolling because level-funded budget — you Law. He has lived in Topsfield and her husband James of we didn’t have money to have to give me something the past 20 years. Lynnfield, his grandchildren, hire extra police because that has cuts in it because A hospital worker George was an Assistant Samantha, Meghan, Allison, any increases in the police that money has to come District Attorney for the Essex Eamon, and Sydney, and sev- budget had to be delayed over to here. County District Attorney’s Of- eral nieces. He is the brother or stalled because that “I picture like a beast claims lottery prize fice. He worked for the District in law of Kathryn Taylor of Ver- money had to come over to that’s chewing up all of the Attorney’s Office for 30 years mont and brother of the late the schools.” money, which it figuratively By Bob Salsberg joking that she needed and last in Superior Court in Mary Lou Brennan. Kennedy said that’s the is compared to all of the oth- ASSOCIATED PRESS a vacation. “And by ‘va- Salem. Prior to his association Service information: His issue in a nutshell — no er departments,” Kennedy cation,’” the post read, “I BRAINTREE — A with the District Attorney’s Of- funeral will be held on Mon- other community that she’s said. “I guess, even though mean I need to move away fice he was in private practice. day, Aug. 28, 2017 at 8:30 53-year-old Massachu- aware of has had such an you always want more and and find a new job. On a He served with the United a.m.from the SOLIMINE Fu- setts hospital worker increase in their school I know every school system beach. With rum.” States Air Force during the neral Home, 67 Ocean St. population in such a short can always do more with stepped forward Thurs- Vietnam War as a captain in (Route1A), Lynn, followed by day to claim the biggest The jackpot is the largest period of time, which cre- more resources — it’s a giv- ever won with a single tick- the Judge Advocate General a funeral Mass in Our Lady en, but this department is undivided lottery jackpot ates a vacuum that has to et. It is the second-largest Corps. He was a member of of the Assumption Church in be filled with money. in pretty damn good shape in U.S. history — a $758.7 U.S. lottery prize, ahead of a the Our Lady of the Assump- Lynnfield at 10 a.m. Burial in Caron said the state compared to the rest of the million Powerball prize — $656 million Mega Millions tion Choir, a member of the St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Lynn. legislature felt that the other departments in the after breaking the news to Concert Singers of Greater Relatives and friends are governor did not provide city.” her employer the way the prize won by three people Lynn, and a member of both respectfully invited. Visiting enough money for educa- Jared Nicholson, school rest of us only dream of: “I in 2012. But Wednesday’s the Essex Bar Association hours are on Sunday from tion, which led to the city committee member, said called and told them I will big prize is still dwarfed and the Lynn Bar Associa- 4-8 p.m. The family prefers receiving an additional he understands the havoc not be coming back.” by a $1.6 billion Powerball tion. He was a member and donations be made in his $4.2 million in Chapter 70 the net school spending “The first thing I want jackpot divvied up between past president of the name to St. John’s funds, which has not yet formula can create for the to do is just sit back and three winners in January Great Hill Home Owners Prep, 72 Spring St. been applied to the school city’s budget, but that it relax,” Mavis L. Wanczyk 2016. Co-operative. He was a Danvers, MA 01923. was important to recog- told reporters at a news Wanczyk has two adult member of the Vallado- Directions and guest- budget — the City Council has to vote to appropriate nize that the school de- conference. children, a daughter and a lid Council 70, Knights book at www.solimine. partment is not asking for Wanczyk chose to take of Columbus in Lynn. com. the funds to the school de- son. partment. The next City more than its fair share. a lump-sum payment of Council meeting is Sept. 5. “We benefit from the fact $480 million, or $336 mil- He said the city has that we receive a large lion after taxes, lottery of- IN MEMORIAM portion of our budget from ficials said. Winners who MARIA "RITA" BELVILLE take a gradual payout 2015 ~ AUGUST 25 ~ 2017 the state and we’re talking SECOND ANNIVERSARY about a minority of that stand to get more money money coming from the city spread out over several that is a requirement to get decades. those state funds,” Nich- Even after paying taxes olson said. “I’d like for us on the winnings, Wanczyk obviously to be able to meet is worth more than some that and for all of the city small countries such as departments to meet their Micronesia, which has a needs, and I think hopeful- gross domestic product of ly that we continue to try to $322 million, or the Pacif- ic islands of Palau, with do that as a city. God saw you getting weary “I’m not saying that a GDP of $293 million, When a cure was not to be, you’re doing this, but I according to 2016 figures He closed His arms around you, from the World Bank. and whispered, "Come to Me." think in general as we’ve So keep your arms had these conversations The previous evening, around her, God, over the last months and she recalled, she was leav- And give her special care. ing work with a firefighter Make up for all she suffered even years, we should And all that seemed unfair. be careful to not be pit- and remarked, “It’s never The golden gate stood open, ting the city departments going to be me. It’s just a God saw she needed rest. against one another be- pipe dream that I’ve al- His garden must be beautiful, ways had.” For He only takes the best. cause ultimately, having Lovingly remembered and well-educated kids is go- Then she read the num- sadly missed by ing to help the police do ber on her ticket and real- all your family and friends. their job and having safe ized she had won. neighborhoods is going to Wanczyk worked for 32 make kids better learn- years in a clerical job in ers,” Nicholson said. the nursing department 781-593-7700 at Mercy Medical Center Publishing Daily, except Sundays Gayla Cawley can be USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 in Springfield, the hospi- Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA FUNERAL HOME & CREMATION SERVICE reached at gcawley@item- tal said. and additional offices. 798 Western Ave., Lynn, MA 01905 | 781-593-5520 live.com. 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LYNN — St. Mary’s her leadership include: lic education on the North a seamless transition,” suits for seven years. Head of School Grace the implementation of Shore.” Mosakowski said. “We are She also previously Cotter Regan will leave STEM programming and Mosakowski said while in a good position and we served as executive direc- the school to take over a robotics team; a 10-year the school is disappointed will find another great tor of the Boston College as president at Boston accreditation from the to lose Regan, it is under- leader.” Alumni Association, vice College High School, an New England Association standable that she would Rev. Brian Flynn, pastor president of development institution to which she of Schools and Colleges be attracted to the BC of the Lynn Catholic Col- for the Boston Public Li- has ties dating back more (NEASC); enhanced tech- High position. laborative that includes brary and in the develop- than 50 years. nology and digital citizen- “We are well aware of St. Mary’s and Sacred ment office at the College “It is with mixed emo- ship initiative; overseeing Grace’s family ties to BC Heart parishes, said the of the Holy Cross. tions that I accepted this the Building Futures cam- High,” he said. “When they relationship between the position,” said Regan, who paign, which has raised came calling, it was impos- parish and school has The BC High search will remain at St. Mary’s almost $15 million for a sible for her not to accept. flourished under Regan. process encompassed 18 while the school imple- new STEM building and We take pride in the fact “Grace has been a val- months and started with ments a transition plan increased scholarships; that the work she did here ued partner in our com- more than 400 candidates. this fall. “I am thoroughly introducing the St. Mary’s made her the candidate of bined ministry,” Rev. Regan was the search happy and fulfilled at St. Pillars for Success — choice for BC High, and Flynn said. “The school committee’s unanimous Mary’s, and will be forever Catholic, Excellence, In- we wish her nothing but and the parish enjoy a choice among the five fi- grateful to the St. Mary’s Grace Cotter Regan tegrity and Respect; and the best.” symbiotic relationship, nalists. community for welcoming developing an enhanced Mosakowski said that which is beneficial to all. “I’m very proud of the and accepting me as one of football coach, and ath- civic partnership with the over the coming months We will miss her.” progress we have made their own. letic director. The foot- Lynn community. the St. Mary’s board will Regan is a Boston Col- at St. Mary’s,” she said. “I “St. Mary’s is a special ball field at the school is “We are deeply grateful form a transition commit- lege graduate who holds have drawn my inspira- place, blessed to have the named for Cotter, whose for the tireless and ef- tee that will be charged master’s degrees in ed- tion from the amazing fac- support of alumni and a first day of work at the fective leadership Grace with formulating a search ucation from the Uni- ulty and staff and talent- board who are truly pas- school was Sept. 8, 1960, brought to St. Mary’s for and selection process, versity of Vermont and ed students. I will leave sionate about the school. I the day Regan was born. the last five years,” said which will include iden- Pastoral Ministry and knowing the school is on have been given an amaz- Her son, Bartley, is a 2012 William Mosakowski, tifying the qualities the Spirituality from BC, as rock-solid footing moving ing opportunity to lead graduate. chair of the board of trust- school will be looking for well as a certificate in the school where my fa- Regan came to St. Mary’s ees. “Thanks to her great in its next leader. The plan Catholic Leadership De- forward. I feel blessed to ther created an indelible in 2012, succeeding Dr. work, in partnership with is to have a new head of velopment from the Uni- have been given the op- legacy.” Raymond A. Bastarache dedicated and talented school in place by the start versity of Notre Dame. portunity to lead this won- Regan’s father, Jim Cot- ’65, the first head of school faculty and students, as of the 2018-19 school year. Prior to coming to St. derful institution.” ter, graduated from BC under the current gover- well as parents, the board “We are fortunate to Mary’s she served as ex- Regan and her husband, High in 1955 and worked nance structure, which and benefactors, we are have an immensely tal- ecutive director of ad- Bernie, live in West Rox- there 41 years as a teach- was implemented in 2006. well positioned to contin- ented staff and engaged vancement for the New bury with their sons, Luke er, guidance counselor, Accomplishments under ue to be a leader in Catho- board, which will ensure England Province of Je- and Bartley.

Lynn kids get new Meeting a need in Lynn wheels for reading

By Daniel Kane FOR THE ITEM LYNN — As the sum- mer comes to an end, a group of excited kids from kindergarten to fifth grade gathered at the Lynn Public Library to see if they would be Tetiana chosen to win a new bicy- Lukaschuk, cle as a reward for com- 3, of Lynn pleting the library’s sum- hops on mer reading program. one of the One girl and one boy bikes that from each grade was cho- was raffled sen through a raffle to off by the be the lucky recipients Knights of of these new bikes which Pythias at also came with a shiny Lynn Pub- new helmet and bike lic Library. lock. The raffle, part of the Below, second annual Read and Storyteller Ride program taking Mark Bind- place in the Lynn Pub- er tells the lic Library, was possible story of The thanks to donations from Three Little The Knights of Pythias Pigs to the ITEM PHOTO | JIM WILSON and Friends of the Lynn kids. Public Library. Front row from left, Project Bread Director of Programs Noreen Former Lynn resident Kelly, state Sen. Thomas M. McGee and Food Project Regional and Grand Lodge of the ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK Director John Wang and, back row from left, state Reps. Dan Ca- Knights of Pythias Su- hill and Brendan Crighton gathered Thursday in Central Square preme Representative to recognize McGee’s contributions to making the Lynn Farmers Joseph B. Haskell said he Market a source of fresh produce for local residents, including was excited to take part people living on limited incomes. in the event. “It’s fabulous,” Haskell said. “The kids win by expanding their reading and education and the Catch up with your library gets more kids to favorite team read.” in Item Sports! Friends of the Lynn Public Library Treasurer Paula Joyal marveled at the look on the faces of the children who won the raffle. “They’re just so excit- Did you know? ed,” she said. One lucky winner was Stephen Hoffman, 10, from Lynn. Although Stephen, who is away at camp, couldn’t make it to the event his moth- The value of each coupon shown here is equal to er, Cheryl, said that he or greater than the price of the newspaper. would be so excited to Home delivery learn that he was re- subscribers ATTENTION BUSINESS OWNERS! warded for reading some of his favorite books, like get FREE access If you would like to participate in “Goosebumps” and “Dia- to the e-edition on The Daily Item’s Deal of the Day, ry of a Wimpy Kid.” contact us at 781-593-7700, ext. 1280 Although not everyone was chosen to receive a bike, kids were still COURTESY PHOTO TODAY’S DEAL OF THE DAY treated to fun stories by Anthony Rodriguez, 22 Lincoln Ave. author Mark Binder. The 7, with his new bike Saugus storyteller had kids read- for completing the li- ing along to “The Three brary’s summer read- 781-233-2757 Little Pigs” and laughing ing program. at “The Boy With Bad Manners” while encour- Friday, Aug. 25, Saturday, Aug. 26 aging kids to read every- LAW OFFICES OF day. JAMES J. CARRIGAN and Sunday, Aug. 27 Abigail Dowe, 8, lis- • Social Security Disability tened to the stories and • Workers Compensation said she had a lot of fun • Accidents Half Rack of Baby Back Ribs reading this summer. 25 years located across Although she didn’t win from Lynn District Court $8.99 a bike, Abigail said that 15 Johnson St. she’ll be back reading 781-596-0100 ONLY WITH THIS COUPON next summer for anoth- JAMES J. CARRIGAN ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN Cannot be combined with any other offers. er chance at a sweet new RONALD D. MALLOY ride. www.jamescarriganlaw.com Not for take-out. Valid for up to 2 people. [email protected] A4 FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 2017 OPINION THOMAS J. MAIN HOW TO REACH US

E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill B A. B What’s the alt-right, and Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg E C  J. Edward M. Grant Director of Advertising T  J  Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. News Editor Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 W J. K how large is its audience? J. Patrick Norton Vice President, Finance Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  Michael H. Shanahan Inquiring minds want to Chairman Customer Service Chief Operating O cer know: What exactly is the P ’ Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 “alt-right,” and how large Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 is the audience for the Connecting Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 movement? All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 The essence of the alt- Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 right can be distilled to this Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 catchphrase: All people are Brian C. ¡ayer, 1996-1999 Classifi ed Advertising Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 not created equal. That’s classi [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 even more extreme than it John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 may sound. Prominent alt- Subscriptions right thinkers don’t only [email protected] believe that some are nat- Circulation urally taller, stronger or [email protected] FILE PHOTO | MICHAEL BROCHSTEIN/ZUMA PRESS/TNS smarter than others, but Ext. 3 also that some groups are Steve Bannon speaks at the American Conser- Newsroom more deserving of political vative Union’s 2017 Conservative Political Ac- status than others. They re- [email protected] tion Conference in National Harbor, Md. [email protected] ject the concept of equality EDITORIAL before the law. Ext. 4 Bias / Fact Check, I identi- 82,000 unique visitors Andrew Anglin is edi- fied nine alt-right sites, 53 monthly) and the Progres- Sports tor of the most popular [email protected] sites associated with the sive (142,000 visits, 64,000 alt-right web magazine, mainstream right, and 63 unique visitors). Ext. 5 the Daily Stormer. He EDIC plots a with the mainstream left. I Of course, traditional in- Retail and Online has written that “The Alt- excluded left- or right-lean- tellectual elites have not Right does not accept the Advertising ing general-interest publi- been overthrown. The au- [email protected] pseudo-scientific claims cations, such as BuzzFeed, diences for the Nation (4.3 that ‘all races are equal.’” the New York Times or the million visits, 2.4 million ADVERTISING path to success He also supports repatria- Wall Street Journal. Data unique visitors), the New tion of American blacks to Ernie Carpenter Jr. were obtained from Similar- Republic (3.8 million vis- Director of Advertising Seawalls don’t generate the kind of excite- Africa or “autonomous ter- Web, a well-known provider its, 2.2 million unique visi- and Business Development, ext. 1355 ment a new school or park inspires. But the ritory” within the U.S. of web-marketing informa- tors), and National Review [email protected] seawall to be built from Heritage State Park Not all alt-right thinkers tion. All audience figures (nearly 10 million visits, 4.2 Michele Iannaco to the Lynn ferry landing is a crucial compo- are so radical in their aims, given here are monthly av- million unique visitors), all Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1315 nent in the plan to revive the city’s water- but they all believe in some erages for the nine-month well-established magazines, [email protected] front. form of race-based political period I studied. were far larger than that of Building the seawall will set the stage for inegalitarianism. The un- Jim McFadyen The total audience for the combined alt-right. Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 construction of a public walkway from the equal brigade includes in alt-right political sites is The picture changes sub- [email protected] waterfront’s North Harbor section to the fer- its ranks editors of and reg- much smaller than the stantially, however, if we ry landing. The walkway is scheduled to open Ralph Mitchell ular contributors to many audiences for mainstream stretch the definition of an a year from now and its route will take walk- alt-right web magazines, Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 left and right sites. The alt-right site to include Bre- [email protected] ers past the proposed 348-apartment North including Richard Spen- nine alt-right sites com- itbart News. My sources did Harbor project. The development will comple- Patricia Whalen cer of Radix Journal, Mike bined received nearly 3 not classify it as such and the ment the Seaport Landing Marina residen- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 Enoch of the Right Stuff, million visits and 839,000 site does not explicitly re- tial complex located a short distance up the [email protected] Brad Griffin (also known as unique visitors, compared ject political equality as the Lynnway. Hunter Wallace) of Occiden- with 236 million visits and alt-right does. But former BUSINESS OFFICE The $80 million North Harbor project is the tal Dissent, Jared Taylor 102 million unique visitors Breitbart editor Stephen K. Beth Bresnahan debut development that, in the view of city of American Renaissance for the mainstream left, officials, is to be followed by other develop- Bannon once declared that Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1253 and James Kirkpatrick of and 264 million visits and [email protected] ments transforming the waterfront and ex- his publication was “the VDARE (named after Vir- 111 million unique visitors platform for the alt-right” tending the North Harbor walkway from the ginia Dare, the first white Susan J. Conti for the mainstream right. and its incendiary populism Controller, ext. 1288 Department of Conservation and Recreation child born in America). But these numbers are rotary to the General Edwards Bridge. is very much in the move- [email protected] The exact size of the alt- less comforting than they ment’s style. At 85.4 million All of this may sound like the stuff of fanta- right is perhaps not of the may seem. Ted Grant visits and 24 million unique Publisher, ext. 1234 sy, but Economic Development & Industrial utmost importance. As an The coarsely racist Daily Corporation (EDIC/Lynn) Executive Director visitors, it operates in a dif- [email protected] ideological movement, the Stormer received 997,000 ferent league not only from James M. Cowdell views the waterfront re- Marian Kinney alt-right seeks not imme- visits and 284,000 unique the Daily Stormer, but from naissance as a step-by-step process already diate policy or electoral visitors. In so doing, it drew ext. 1212 most traditional left- and [email protected] unfolding. victories, but longer-term a larger audience than the EDIC is the force behind securing the $1 right-wing political publica- influence on how others sites for such longstanding tions. Will Kraft million Seaport Economic Council grant that think about politics. Still, mainstream magazines as Vice President / Finance, ext. 1296 will pay for the seawall work. The anti-democratic alt- [email protected] it’s possible to get a sense the Washington Monthly right has arrived and es- For Cowdell and his staff, obtaining the of the scope of this nether- (766,000 visits, 259,000 Jennifer Perez grant is just the latest step on the road to tablished a toehold in our world through web traffic. unique visitors) and Com- political discourse. That is ext. 1205 transforming Lynn. EDIC played the lead [email protected] From September 2016 to mentary (594,000 visits, the real matter of concern. role working with other city officials and local May 2017, I analyzed vis- 268,000 unique visitors). Carolina Trujillo legislators in landing $5 million in Seaport its and unique visitors to American Renaissance Thomas J. Main is a Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 grants matched with $2.8 million in federal scores of political web mag- (497,000 visits, 158,000 professor at the Austin W. [email protected] money to build the ferry dock. It played a key azines of various political unique visitors) and Marxe School of Public and Jim Wilson role in obtaining agreements providing the orientations. (One person VDARE (427,000 visits, International Affairs of Ba- Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 North Harbor project developers and Market accessing a site five times 132,000 unique visitors) ruch College, City Univer- [email protected] Basket with tax investment incentives. in a month represents five both had larger audienc- sity of New York. His book CIRCULATION The Vault, another project EDIC helped at- visits but only one unique es than the sites of the “The Rise of the Alt-Right” tract to Lynn, reportedly had rented almost visitor.) Through interviews familiar leftist magazines will be published in the Lisa Mahmoud 90 percent of its 47 apartments. and using the site Media Dissent (193,000 visits, spring of 2018. Manager, ext. 1239 Cowdell and his staff and EDIC board mem- [email protected] bers mark the agency’s 40th anniversary this EDITORIAL CLASSIFIED year. Established by the state Legislature as Abbe Young Smith a nonprofit corporation, EDIC’s mandate is to Manager, ext. 1276 serve as the city’s development bank. [email protected] For Cowdell, ceremonial shovels and rib- Trump gets real about the Afghan war bon cuttings celebrating new projects mark NEWSROOM the end of a process defined by conversations, President Trump de- enemies, obliterating ISIS, of 4,000 or so, taking the crushing al-Qaida, pre- total to 12,500 American Bill Brotherton meetings, application filings and more con- scribed a “bad and very Features Editor ext. 1338 versations and meetings. The path that took complex hand” left to him venting the Taliban from service members. The [email protected] by his predecessor. Actu- taking over the country troops will focus on coun- EDIC from thinking about possibilities for Gayla Cawley empty land on Federal Street to Market Bas- ally, Barack Obama could and stopping mass terror terterrorism and support have said the same. Such attacks against Ameri- for Afghan forces. They Reporter, ext. 1236 ket’s opening was long and full of twists and [email protected] turns. is Afghanistan. The Trump cans before they emerge.” will aim at preventing fur- Cheryl Charles Cowdell, Community Development Director White House has been Obama held the same view, ther loss of ground to the weighing how to move the American presence es- Taliban and a narrowing Night Editor, ext. 1278 James M. Marsh, and Lynn Housing Author- [email protected] ity & Neighborhood Development Executive ahead in the frustrating, sentially about preventing of already limited options. Director Charles J. Gaeta (also the EDIC 16-year war, pushing back another Sept. 11 attack. The president has made Tori Faieta Copy Editor board chairman) met repeatedly during 2008 deadlines as the debate Recall the Obama surge, much about not setting a continued. On Monday American troop levels [email protected] and 2009 to convince General Electric exec- withdrawal deadline. If that evening, before a nation- reaching 100,000. At the utives to put the Federal Street land on the is part of what he called Thomas Grillo ally televised audience, same time, Obama faced Reporter, ext. 1264 market. “principled realism,” it re- the president outlined his the war-weariness that [email protected] GE’s decision to sell and Swampscott devel- inforces a hard truth: There strategy. Trump tapped in his cam- oper Charles Patsios’ decision to buy the land is no military victory in the Spenser Hasak That reference to “bad paign. Thus, Obama set the represented a significant step. But EDIC had foreseeable future. The pres- Photographer, ext. 1332 and very complex” was much criticized deadline for ident has outlined a holding [email protected] plenty of additional work to do to shape a vi- part political cover. Candi- bringing troops home. action, and in highlighting Thor Jourgensen sion for Federal Street. Cowdell met repeat- date Trump harshly criti- There are no good choices edly with Patsios to define that vision and the harmful role of Paki- News Editor, ext. 1267 cized devoting substantial in Afghanistan. An Amer- stan, which enables the Tal- then joined in the effort to interest Market [email protected] resources to Afghanistan ican withdrawal would iban insurgency, he alludes Basket in coming to Lynn. It opens on Federal Steve Krause (roughly $715 billion so leave the field open to the to the necessary endgame. Street on Saturday. Sports Editor, ext. 1229 far). What he called a “to- Taliban, which currently The war in Afghanistan With the City Council’s help, the extensive [email protected] tal disaster” didn’t seem to controls 40 percent of the will continue until there negotiations provided tax incremental financ- fit with his idea of Ameri- country, not to mention is a political settlement, Katie Morrison ing to bring Market Basket to Lynn in turn Sports Reporter ca first. creating room for ISIS, including power sharing for guaranteeing jobs for local residents. [email protected] Yet, as the president ac- al-Qaida and related ter- among Afghans, and Pa- The praise for bringing development to knowledged in his speech, rorist organizations. There kistan ending its double Owen O’Rourke Lynn doesn’t fall only to EDIC, but Cowdell things look different from hardly is an appetite for game of playing friend Photographer, ext. 1224 and the agency have demonstrated they can [email protected] the Oval Office. In that way, increased troop levels to and foe. So, it is a “bad and bring together decision makers into a room to news accounts of the White 50,000 or more, launching very complex hand.” Good Roberto Scalese talk and pursue the financing opportunities House decision-making an effort that would result that the president has rec- Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 required to make development a reality. process have provided a in higher numbers of casu- ognized as much. Success [email protected] Cowdell said EDIC’s mission remains the rare dose of reassurance, alties, the toll of American could be defined as things Anne Marie Tobin same as it did in 1977: Retain jobs in Lynn the deliberation a depar- dead in the Afghan fight not getting worse during Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 and create new jobs. A seawall may not sound ture from the more preva- now nearly 2,400. the next four years. [email protected] like the key to economic success for the city. lent by-the-gut or seat-of- So the president landed Bridget Turcotte But Cowdell knows it represents a step along the-tweet approach. in a place close to where The following editori- Reporter, ext. 1269 the road to prosperity and opportunity. A sig- The president talked Hillary Clinton likely al appeared in the Ak- [email protected] nificant step. about a “clear definition” would have stood. Reports ron Beacon Journal on Wednesday. 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PHOTOS | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE From left, the Clearwing Hummingbird Moth nectars on flowers just like a hummingbird darting from bloom to bloom. The Scar- let-bodied Wasp Moth gives the impression it would be a good partner for Spiderman. The Luna Moth is native over a wide area of the eastern half of the country and lives for only a week. Moths can stun with their beauty, too! By Norman Winter maybe it means the fight against Na- where, you will not see this moth, that Clearwing Hummingbird Moth. Their TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE ture Deficit Disorder, as Richard Louv is true. However, a visit to your local faces look crestfallen as they loved it so aptly called it in “The Last Child botanical gardens or a watchful eye in until it was identified as a moth. Over the last few years, I have ‘waxed in the Woods,” is being won. Probably your backyard will most likely give you Scientifically they are known as He- poetic’ if you will, about birds, bees, it means that this is just one doggone the opportunity to take in other moths maris thysbe. They are native in a large and butterflies but have given hardly a beautiful bug. and butterflies. mention to the lowly moth. I say lowly diagonal sweep from Alaska and Cana- The Scarlet-bodied Wasp Moth looks One moth that always wows is the da to Oregon sweeping east to Maine only in the numerical position of where like it should be Spiderman’s partner. Luna Moth. This huge moth is known and South to Texas through Florida. most people place the moth. It is the richest red you have ever seen scientifically as Actias luna and is Oddly enough, moths have brought on both the abdomen and thorax. It has native from Nova Scotia west to Sas- In other words you have a pretty good great joy to my family this summer in an iridescent blue mid-dorsal line that katchewan south to East Texas and chance of seeing these little darting various locales of Georgia. If you can shimmers in the sunlight and trans- every state eastward. The larval or acrobats that do indeed look like small believe, a moth has now moved into parent wings with black venation. caterpillar host is white birch, sweet- hummingbirds. They have a golden first place on the number of hits on the Scientifically speaking it is known as gum, hickories, and persimmon. Oddly olive thorax and burgundy abdomen Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens Cosmosoma myrodora. It looks like it the adults do not eat, they live about a with wings that are mostly clear. Facebook page. would bite, sting or be poisonous in week, and their sole purpose is to mate. The larval hosts are honeysuckles, The Scarlet-bodied Wasp Moth has some manner but that is its defense There will be one brood in the north snowberry, hawthorns and various now surpassed images of beautiful mechanism. and two to three broods in the south. prunus species. Like the Luna moth, hummingbirds, zebra heliconian but- In four years I have not seen one. If you have seen one, it may have been there is one brood in the north and two terflies, incredibly rare blooming flow- They are native in a tight band along close to a porch light as they are at- broods in the south. Here at the Coastal ers, little children looking at pump- the East Coast from South Carolina to tracted to light. If you have never seen Georgia Botanical Gardens, the-adults kins, and alas the majesty of a million Florida and a tight band to Deep South one, put this on your bucket list. They seem to feed on the nectar of just about Christmas Lights dazzling in our De- Texas. They are native to all of Flori- are best seen at night or in the early cember Nights and Holiday Lights fes- da. Since we first spotted one on Mystic morning. So get off the couch or get out everything. Pentas, cannas, Brazilian tival. Spires Blue salvia, we have seen them of bed and see what nature has in store. buttonbush, and sweet almond verbe- I would like to think that the Scar- on Sweet Almond Bush verbena and Then there is the creature or a lot na seem to be a few of their favorites. let-bodied Wasp Moth climbing to Sweet Autumn clematis. The caterpil- of them actually, whereby the visitor This is one fun pollinator to watch and number one position on our Facebook lar larval food is two native climbing claims it’s a bee, another says no it’s a a way to entice the kids outdoors. When means something. Perhaps the great hemp plants in Florida. little hummingbird, and they love try- you tell them it is a moth say it with outdoors is still the place to be, or So if you think because you live else- ing to photograph it until I say it is a enthusiasm and a smile. Help for gummosis, tiger bee flies and pear tree rust

By Jessica Damiano NEWSDAY Dear Jessica: We have a beautiful weeping cherry on our front lawn, but its leaves are dropping, brown and curled. My husband found some pinkish/reddish “gunk” on a part of the tree, scraped it off and went to a local nursery to ask what it was and what to do. The man at the nursery said it was a “bore” or “bora” and there was nothing we could do and that the tree was going to die shortly. Do you know of anything we can do to try to save this huge, beautiful tree? — Barbara Ob- stgarten, Port Jefferson Station, N.Y. Dear Barbara: That’s gummosis, which results from either a borer infes- tation or a bacterial or fungal infection. After you confirmed via email that you are seeing sawdust-like material near the leaking sap, I was able to deduce your problem stems from borers, likely peach tree borers. The insects bore holes into trees, leaving both sawdust and frass behind. Frass also looks like sawdust but is excrement. Bor- ers are difficult to control, unfortunately, but pesticide applications can help, and PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE some, like bT, spinosad and neem oil, are natural and have shown effectiveness. An apple tree infected with pear rust. Still, you should try to remove as many borers as possible first. soaking the trunk from the soil line up Dear Jessica: My pear tree has its life cycle. If any branches are dead or have to the canopy (but not the leaves). Be rust disease, and I can’t make up my If you don’t have junipers growing on holes in them, prune them away. Clear sure to follow label directions precisely. mind about whether I should take the your property, someone nearby does, and away any fallen leaves or debris from As an added measure, paint the bot- tree down or rake up diseased leaves a close look at them would likely reveal the base of the tree, and keep mulch 4 tom 2 feet of the tree with white latex all summer. But my main concern is galls on branches and gelatinous, orange, inches away from the trunk. paint in early spring to discourage bor- whether the fungus is harmful to us hornlike growths during spring. Those Gently stick a pocket knife or other ers from laying eggs. humans. — Jim Martin, Wantagh, growths contain spores, which are carried thin, sharp object into the holes in the Dear Jessica: I spotted these unusu- N.Y. by wind to infect your pear tree. trunk and pry out and kill any borers al insects in my flower garden. Do you Dear Jim: Pear tree rust is not at To stop the cycle, affected juniper that are in there. Another hiding spot know what they are? Are they harm- all harmful to humans. As you pointed branches and your pear’s leaves and for cocoons is at the base of the trunk, ful? — Laura Casini, Malverne, N.Y. out, it’s a fungal disease, and frankly, branch galls must be removed. This so dig up a bit of the soil around the Dear Laura: That’s a tiger bee fly. it’s not even that harmful to trees. isn’t practical, however, if most or all tree and remove and discard (in the It’s not actually a bee, however; it’s a The fungus manifests as bright or- the leaves are showing symptoms. trash) whatever may be lurking there. bee predator that kills carpenter bees ange spots on foliage, which looks Spraying trees with a fungicide la- Be very careful not to further injure the when they’re in a larval stage. Al- like rust. Sometimes swelling, or beled for use against Gymnosporangi- tree when you’re doing this, obviously. though carpenter bees are beneficial cankers, will be present on branch- um may offer some protection. And if Next, apply a trunk spray formulated pollinators, they also can damage your es as well. The pathogen also affects the junipers are yours, removing them against peach tree borers in mid-May house. I’d leave them be and let nature junipers, and both plants must be altogether would provide even better and again between July 20 and Aug. 1, sort it out. present for the fungus to complete protection for your pear tree. A6 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 2017 The Daily Item 50% off

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Call Lisa at 781-593-7700 ext. 1239 FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A7 POLICE/FIRE Peabody and Salem will have a ball All address information, particu- vandalism at 8:54 a.m. Thurs- on fire and was smoldering. larly arrests, reflect police records. In day at 32 Lander St.; at 10:21 The fire was extinguished. BALL soda, as well as donations, take on the local constab- the event of a perceived inaccuracy, a.m. Thursday at 26 Chestnut From A1 will benefit Citizens Inn ulary. Last year’s stars St. Overdose and Haven from Hunger. included all-time Red Sox it is the sole responsibility of the con- “I think Salem’s chanc- On Labor Day, the char- favorites and nickname cerned party to contact the relevant A report of an overdose at es of victory this year is ity baseball action switch- hall-of-famers Bill “Space- police department and have the de- MARBLEHEAD 8:41 p.m. Tuesday on Tuckers as good as ever,” she said. es over to Emerson Park. man” Lee and Dennis “Oil Court. partment issue a notice of correction Arrest “Let’s remember that the Peabody and Lynnfield Can” Boyd. to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- real winner is Haven from police officers will take on The event is scheduled ifications will not be made without Leanne Benson, 28, of 132 Theft Hunger for all the great the North Shore All Stars to start at 9 a.m. and all work they do.” for the 61st Annual Labor proceeds benefit Cops for express notice of change from the Bridge St., Salem, was arrest- A report of a stolen motor First pitch is scheduled Day Baseball Game. Kids with Cancer and The arresting police department. ed and charged with OUI liquor vehicle at 6:14 p.m. Tuesday at second offense and negligent for 6 p.m. on Sept. 1 at In recent years, Peabody Jimmy Fund. In addition 19 Tanners Court. Cy Tenney Field on John- native and former Red to the game, there will be operation of a motor vehicle at A report of a larceny at 10:57 LYNN 7:50 a.m. Wednesday. son Street. The public is Sox and St. Louis Cardi- face painting, food ven- a.m. Wednesday at Acura of welcome to attend and nals pitcher John Tudor dors, and other fun-filled Peabody at 233 Andover St. An Arrests Accidents all proceeds from sales of has called in some former family activities through- employee reported a theft of hot dogs, hamburgers, and teammates and foes to out the day. David Barresi, of 56 Cen- A report of a car that hit car parts. Police reported three tral St., East Hampstead, N.H., a parked car at 7:50 a.m. center caps to hubcaps were was arrested on a warrant Wednesday on Ocean Avenue. stolen last week; at 1:27 p.m. charge of intimidation to steal Leanne Benson, 28, of Salem, Wednesday at Tannery Gar- Swampscott project gets the go ahead from depository at 11:32 a.m. was arrested for OUI liquor. dens at 111 Foster St. A caller Thursday. A report of a motor vehicle reported stolen mail. SWAMPSCOTT Grace said three staff is supposed to pay for Haridon Duvli, 30, of 11 accident at 4:19 p.m. Wednes- From A1 people will work regular- an expert to take a look Fuller St., was arrested and day at Atlantic Avenue and REVERE ly in the building, includ- at that, with the idea of charged with trespassing, car- Hawkes Street. A person was Town officials said B’nai ing a resident services some possible solutions rying a dangerous weapon opening his car door and it Arrests B’rith Housing, a non- coordinator who will help to where there is a bottle- and on warrant charges of two was struck by another motor profit that builds afford- residents access commu- neck with people parking counts of shoplifting by aspor- vehicle. Juan Contreras, 20, of 38 able homes for seniors in nity-based services as on both sides of the street. tation at 7:26 p.m. Wednesday. Sumner St., Apt. 3, was arrest- Greater Boston, will also needed when they age. Drucas said he was Allyssa Mertsch, 27, of 177 Complaints ed and charged with malicious be applying for tax credits She said those services pleased that the com- Boston St., Salem, was arrest- destruction of property at 6:40 associated with a low-in- could include home health prehensive permit was ed and charged with Class E A report of a large party at a.m. Wednesday. come project. aides, housekeeping, and granted and looks forward drug possession, trespass- 11:01 p.m. Wednesday on Dany A. Estrada-Flores, 23, The state’s 40B housing wellness activities. to the project moving for- ing, shoplifting by asportation Beacon Street. A caller report- of 44 Garfield Ave., was arrest- program allows develop- Peter Kane, director ward. ed on a warrant at 5:56 a.m. and shoplifting by concealing ed there was a large group “of ers to override local zon- of community develop- “I think it’s a very good Wednesday. merchandise at 7:26 p.m. partiers in the ring.” He stated ing bylaws to increase the ment, said the ZBA re- concept and I think the Wednesday. John J. Valencia, 33, of 66 that they had created a large stock of affordable housing quired that B’nai B’rith town needs it,” Drucas Christopher Murphy, 32, Victoria St., was arrested on a bonfire in the past and was in municipalities where act on two items that were said. “This group has was arrested and charged with warrant at 8:01 a.m. Wednes- concerned that they might do less than 10 percent of the raised during the meeting. worked very, very hard to shoplifting by asportation at day. it again. homes are defined as af- He said the developer was give the town something 2:13 p.m. Wednesday. Joseph J. Yannizze, 55, of fordable. In Swampscott, approved to put up tem- that is a quality project.” 400 Revere Beach Blvd., Apt. less than four percent of porary signage, but has to MEDFORD Kane said the town has Accidents 403, was arrested on a war- its housing is considered come back to the ZBA for been working in collabora- rant at 7:22 a.m. Wednesday. affordable. final signage approval. Accidents tion with B’nai B’rith for A report of a motor vehi- Town officials said Kane said B’nai B’rith more than a year on the cle accident at 2:59 p.m. A report of a motor vehicle Accidents through 40B, the develop- was asked to do a traf- project, and there’s a lot of Wednesday at Casey’s Shell accident at 4:44 p.m. Wednes- er can go through a com- fic and pedestrian safety at 535 Lynnway; at 4:05 p.m. day at 268 Boston Ave.; at A report of a motor vehicle prehensive permit process analysis, which will be town support behind it — Wednesday at Walmart at 9:06 p.m. Wednesday at High hit and run accident at 10:59 to seek waivers from zon- submitted to the neigh- the project went through 780 Lynnway; at 6:19 p.m. and Winthrop streets; at 9:49 a.m. Wednesday at Belle Circle ing requirements, which is bors and the Board of Town Meeting and the on Mahoney Circle. Wednesday at 16 Conomo p.m. Wednesday at Meadow an alternative to seeking Selectmen, and the board Board of Selectmen, and A report of a motor vehi- Ave.; at 8:48 a.m. Thursday at Glen Mall at 3850 Mystic Val- various special permits. can determine what the ZBA had a better un- cle accident at 11:55 a.m. 163 Chatham St.; at 9:30 a.m. ley Parkway. B’nai B’rith plans to im- recommendations they derstanding of what the Wednesday at Mountain Ave- Thursday at Broad and Market A report of a motor vehicle prove and reuse the 1920 would like to implement project was, leading to a nue and Broadway; at 12:57 streets; at 9:47 a.m. Thursday hit and run accident at 11:16 building and demolish on Burpee Road. Any im- smooth process on Tues- p.m. Wednesday at Market at North Shore Community a.m. Thursday at BJ’s Ware- and replace the 1963 addi- provements to the road day night. Basket on Squire Road; at College at 300 Broad St.; at house at 909 Fellsway. tion with a new addition. would have to be done by Town Meeting in May 10:02 a.m. Thursday at Wash- 3:45 p.m. Wednesday at VFW The complex would be the town, he added. 2016 approved the selec- ington Street and Western Av- Breaking and Entering Parkway and Beach Street; for seniors 55 or older The traffic issue was tion and redevelopment enue; at 11:13 a.m. Thursday at 6:13 p.m. Wednesday on with a preference for 62 raised by a Burpee Road proposal from B’nai B’rith at Centre Street and Western A report of a breaking and Overlook Ridge Drive; at 10:38 and older. There will be resident, Gerard Per- Housing. The develop- Avenue; at 11:14 a.m. Thurs- entering at 1:15 p.m. Thursday p.m. Wednesday at Irving on a local preference for the ry, who said he knows er’s proposal is to build day at Dunkin’ Donuts at 819 at 23 College Ave. Lee Burbank Highway. building, with up to 70 from experience the high Senior Residences at the Western Ave.; at 11:23 a.m. percent of the units re- amount of cars that go Machon, a complex that Thursday at Dunkin’ Donuts at Vandalism Breaking and Entering served for Swampscott on the road. He said it’s a will include 38 one-bed- 116 Lewis St. A report of a breaking and residents, the maximum hill, which gets icy in the room units and 48 parking A report of a motor vehicle A report of vandalism at 121 local preference allowed winter, and was concerned spaces. Each unit would accident with personal inju- Riverside Ave. entering at 7:25 p.m. Wednes- day on Atlantic Avenue. by the state. about the number of se- have one parking space ry at 8:06 p.m. Wednesday Eight units are reserved nior citizens who would and 10 guest spaces would at Bloomfield and Chatham PEABODY Complaints for households at or be- be walking around. He be available. streets; at 10:12 a.m. Thurs- low 30 percent of the av- said there could be a pe- The town previously day at 81 Washington St. Arrest A report of a disturbance erage median income and destrian safety issue, and entered into a land de- A report of a motor vehicle at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday on 30 units are reserved for a traffic study should be velopment agreement hit and run accident at 12:50 Erika Vilmania Rosario, 25, Summer Street; at 5:32 p.m. those at or below 60 per- conducted. of 10 Veterans Memorial Drive, with B’nai B’rith. Under a.m. Thursday at Oxford and Wednesday at Dunkin’ Donuts cent. Chris Drucas, attorney the terms of the deal, the Washington streets. was arrested on a warrant at on Beach Street. Holly Grace, senior proj- for B’nai B’rith, said noth- 5:29 p.m. Tuesday. nonprofit signed a 99-year ect manager for B’nai ing in the comprehensive ground lease for $500,000. Breaking and Entering Vandalism B’rith, said there will be permit is affected by the Accidents The purchase includes an an elevator connected to study, which would be additional $50,000 for off- A report of a breaking and A report of vandalism at 2:41 all levels of the building. looking at the situation site improvements. entering at 1:48 a.m. Thursday A report of a motor vehicle p.m. Wednesday at Revere Ka- at 18 Sachem St.; at 9:15 a.m. accident at 4:42 p.m. Tuesday There will be three floors on Burpee Road, from the rate Academy on Broadway. Gayla Cawley can be Thursday at 71 and 73 Rocka- at 11 Magnolia Way. A vehicle of apartments. She said Machon School down to way St.; at 11:14 a.m. Thursday hit the building. The driver, who the design goal is for the Essex Street for pedestri- reached at gcawley@item- at 144 Washington St. is the renter/occupant of the SAUGUS building to be wheelchair an, as well as vehicular live.com. Follow her on A report of a motor vehicle damaged apartment, refused accessible. access. He said his client Twitter @GaylaCawley. breaking and entering at 40 medical treatment; at 5:29 Accidents Franklin St.; at 11:47 a.m. p.m. Tuesday at 11 Veterans A report of a motor vehicle Thursday at 188 Washington Memorial Drive; at 6:53 p.m. accident with personal injury What is it about Lynn that inspires you? St. Tuesday at 33 Centennial Drive at 9:06 p.m. Wednesday at and 7 Summit St.; at 9:13 York Ford at 1481 Broadway. LYNN is a gorgeous, restful oil Aliyza Padilla, Alexandra Complaints a.m. Wednesday at Swartz & From A1 painting and his “Waiting Boyce, Lily-Ann Duchene, Benjamin Warehouse at 1 First Complaints for a Bus, Central Square, Madison Marsh, Ariana A report of a disturbance at Ave. A two-car accident involv- canvas created by Raw Lynn, MA” depicts a scene Foden, Philomena Gaines 2:05 p.m. Wednesday at 349 ing an MBTA bus was reported; A report of a disturbance at Art Works’ Michael Agha- most of us see each day. and Maxwell Gaines. Summer St.; at 6:20 p.m. at 9:18 a.m. Wednesday at 2 9:04 p.m. Wednesday at Stack- howa that is a portrait of Sykes is represented by What’s Your Lynn runs Wednesday at 9 Essex Ave.; Wilson Terrace and 111 Cen- pole Field on Summer Street. a family enjoying dinner the sea scene “Deer Cove, through Sept. 2. at 8:55 p.m. Wednesday at tral St.; at 1:40 p.m. Wednes- together. Lynn, MA” and “Rock the In the adjacent Lyn- Pine Grove Avenue and Tapley day at 20 Wallis St. and 37 Theft “This is his Lynn. Ev- Block in Central Square,” nArts Community Gal- Street; at 9:59 p.m. Wednes- Walnut St. eryone’s around the table, a depiction of that festive lery, Haley Sullivan, a day at 180 Lewis St.; at 10:56 A report of a larceny at 12:13 talking, sharing a meal July day when hundreds St. Mary’s High/Salem p.m. Wednesday at 500 Essex Breaking and Entering p.m. Wednesday at 832 Broad- and laughing,” said An- visited the city to check out State University grad, St.; at 12:56 a.m. Thursday at way. A caller reported a piece of nette Sykes, curator of the work of 15 muralists. will present her first solo 166 Washington St.; at 1:01 A report of a motor vehi- equipment was stolen. “What’s Your Lynn.” Sue Kyer, an Ohio resi- show, “Bits and Pieces,” a.m. Thursday at 32 Nelson cle breaking and entering at Yetti Frenkel is repre- dent who grew up in Lynn, also from 3-6 p.m. It’s a 12:17 p.m. Wednesday at 79 St.; at 1:26 a.m. Thursday at SWAMPSCOTT sented. Her watercolor sent along prints of graph- collection of paintings Franklin St. Police reported Dunkin’ Donuts at 116 Lewis “Teagan’s House” shows a ite drawings of Stone Tow- and ink drawings of the $80 in cash was taken from St.; at 10:58 a.m. Thursday on Accidents young girl drawing with er and High Rock Tower. “female form in its tru- Poplar Street. an unlocked vehicle the previ- chalk on the sidewalk, The work of Trinidad est form, without it being ous night. A report of a motor vehicle while “Appointment at Martinez, John Bakos, edited, with every lump accident at 1:54 p.m. Wednes- Theft Oumou’s” reveals several Arlene Zubris, Joey Bean, and bump,” said Sullivan, day at Humphrey and Phillips Complaints women socializing and get- Leslie Fahn Rosenberg, operations coordinator at A report of a larceny at 3:32 streets. a.m. Thursday at Speedway A report of a disturbance ting the hair and beauty Cara Tarmey and Emman- Lynn Museum/LynnArts Gas Station at 120 Liberty St.; at 10:09 p.m. Tuesday at 35 Complaints treatment at a neighbor- uelle Le Gal is also part of and a graduate student at at 6:33 a.m. Thursday at 339 Hampshire Road; at 1:01 a.m. hood salon. the exhibition. 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PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Six Flags Magic Mountain soon will be open 365 days a year

VALENCIA, Calif. (AP) — Southern California’s Six Flags Magic Mountain theme park will be open every day of the year begin- ning in 2018. The Ventura County Star reports the change, which is set to start Jan. 1, is an attempt by the attraction to transition from a niche regional theme park to a major destination resort like Southern California rivals Universal Studios Holly- wood and the Disneyland Resort in Anaheim. Six Flags Magic Mountain President Bonnie Weber ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK says the expansion also means the theme park can better target tourists who visit from outside the region An Irish night to remember with McGee and the country. The park, which runs 19 roller coasters, more than any other U.S. theme park, now operates 250 days a year, primarily in the sum- mer months, during school holiday breaks and on select weekends.

FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Coming full circle for balladeer Sam Beam

NEW YORK (AP) — Song- writer Sam Beam prefers to think of his career direction less as looking back and more as going full circle. Whatever terminology is employed, Beam — who records under the name Iron & Wine — has returned both to the Sub Pop label where his career started and the warm, acoustic sound of his early material. His sixth al- bum, “Beast Epic,” comes out today and is much anticipat- ed in the indie rock world. Friends and family gathered at Gannon Municipal Golf Course on Some dates in his fall tour of Thursday for “An Irish Night to Remember!” fundraising party for small theaters are already state Sen. Thomas M. McGee’s mayoral race. sold out. Top from left, The Original Corcoran Brothers livened up the event “You can’t really listen with Irish music that had the crowd clapping and singing along, and to this record and say it Shawn McGee and state Sen. Thomas M. McGee thank the crowd sounds like the old records,” for coming out for the night. Beam said. “There’s a lot Middle from left, Sean and Kelly Martin of Lynn. Lynn City Coun- more going on. But at the cilor-at-Large candidate John Ladd, state Sen. Thomas M. McGee, same time, the approach felt Barbara and John Andrews of Kensington, N.H., and Lynn City familiar again. I was writing Councilor-at-Large candidate Brian Field. more introspective songs Bottom from left, Ann and Russ Smith, and Carl Erekson, all of and approached the making Lynn, came out to support McGee. of this record in a more intu- itive way. It felt similar, but it felt like it took me doing all of the other records to get to this one.” SEND US YOUR STUFF The North Carolina-born Beam was a film professor WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE who painted and wrote EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, songs on the side before he caught the attention of Sub P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. Pop, which released the first Iron & Wine disc in 2002. WEATHER LOTTERY

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All 4...... $4,952 All 4...... $5,202 Low tide today 8:54 p.m. First or last 3...... $693 First or last 3...... $728 Any 2...... $59 Any 2...... $62 High tide tomorrow 3:32 p.m. Any 1...... $6 Any 1...... $6 ANY ORDER ANY ORDER All 4...... $206 All 4...... $433 First 3...... $115 First 3...... $243 Last 3...... $115 Last 3...... $121 Mass Cash: 3-7-18-22-27 AUGUST 29 SEPTEMBER 6 TODAY SATURDAY SUNDAY P’Cloudy | High 73, Low 54 M’Sunny | High 72, Low 55 M’Sunny | High 70, Low 55 Lucky for Life: 1-3-27-40-43 (9) SPORTS B FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 2017 Lynn eld Ierardi aiming for stability at Classical ready for By Steve Krause He doesn’t see any of that as a ITEM SPORTS EDITOR problem for either him or the team, the new as he’s been around Lynn soccer for LYNN — There has been a lot of 17 years. turnover in the Classical girls soc- “Actually,” he said, “my rst year season cer program over the last two years. coaching in Lynn Youth Soccer, I Mark Ierardi wants nothing more to coached with Ed McNeil (the current By Anne Marie Tobin end that. English coach). And Jim Foley (St. FOR THE ITEM Ierardi was on hand at Hood Field Mary’s) took over my traveling team at 9 a.m. Thursday morning, whis- when I got this job. The rule says you LYNNFIELD — When tle around his neck, and a summer’s it comes to the North Di- can’t coach more than half of your worth of plans in his head as the vision 2 tournament, the players in an off-season program.” Ram girls team began tryouts in ad- last three seasons haven’t As for the transition from last year vance of the 2017 season. been kind to the Lynn eld to this year? Ierardi said 40 girls showed up High School eld hock- “It won’t be that hard a transition ey team. Last year, the Thursday — the rst day of formal at all,” he said. “I knew a lot of these Pioneers lost on a Wilm- workouts all over the region — and girls already from coaching them in ington goal with only 17 he expected more day. youth soccer, and also in summer seconds left in overtime. “Some of them still had to complete league. In fact, I was all set to coach The year before, they lost some paperwork,” said Ierardi, who them in youth soccer again until I in strokes to Marblehead lives in Lynn with his wife, Janease was hired for this job.” after battling through McCloud. After he found in March that he’d two overtimes, also in the Ierardi hopes to institute an era of be the new coach, Ierardi, whose ITEM PHOTO | STEVE KRAUSE rst round. In 2014, they stability for the program following niece, Abbey, is a striker on this Lynn Classical girls soccer coach Mark Ierardi is dropped another overtime a year of uncertainty that saw his year’s team, enrolled his players in heartbreaker, this time to predecessor, Bob Burns, resign with entering his rst season with the team, but he’s no Weston in the semi nals. about two weeks to go in the season. SOCCER, B2 stranger to Lynn-area soccer. The Pioneers opened the season with double ses- sions yesterday and their three new captains are sure of one thing — the Jimenez chasing his soccer dream team’s goal, as always, is to make the tournament By Harold Rivera with a caveat. ITEM STAFF “This is the year we’re not going to let it get to Former Lynn Tech soccer star Armando Jimenez has always dreamed of playing the overtime,” said junior sport on a professional level. Jimenez, who starred as a forward for the Tigers boys Ashley Barrett, who will varsity team for three seasons, kept that dream in the back of his mind throughout serve as a tri-captain his high school soccer career. Now it’s time for Jimenez to make his professional soc- along with twin sister cer dream a reality. Brianna and senior Lau- Jimenez, who graduated from Tech this past spring, is preparing to chase a spot ra Bockoff. “The goal is on a semi-professional team in Mexico. He acknowledged the opportunity as one to win it in regulation that he’s always held high on his list of goals. time, and that’s just what “To be honest, it’s what I’ve always wanted to go for,” Jimenez said. we plan to do. We came “I’m grateful. Hopefully it comes true but if it doesn’t I’m real- so close, losing last year ly grateful for everything I’ve accomplished. I’m really with 12 seconds left and thankful for all the coaches I’ve had because they’ve the year before on strokes. taught me a lot. My family has al- The seniors need to end ways pushed me to accomplish their careers on a high this goal.” note, so that’s the plan.” In his days as a Tiger, Jimenez Fifty-seven hopefuls played under the tutelage of showed up at the tryouts, Tech coach Jeremy McKeen. A ITEM FILE PHOTO much to coach Mamie rsthand witness to Jimenez’s Former Lynn Tech Reardon’s delight. high school soccer career, McK- soccer standout “I think only one girl een’s con dent that his former Armando Jimenez star forward will be able to  ourish in who signed up didn’t come is chasing his Mexico with proper coaching. out and I have 25 fresh- dream of becom- men, which is as many as “I think he’ll do great,” McKeen said. “As long as he has the right coach- es and the right program, his dedication and his love for the sport will take ing a professional I’ve ever had,” said Rear- soccer player by don, who’s in her 35th him as far as an excellent program can take him. I can see him blossoming as a player. Soccer’s his trade and he’s following his passion. With the right teachers and traveling to Mex- season with the Pioneers. ico to try out for “Some of the young ones coaches, he’ll be the best in his trade.” a semi-pro team look really good, so they Jimenez, born in Mexico, shared a similar feeling of con dence. His feeling is that the will be able to get lots of tutelage he’s been given has served to prepare him for the level of competition he’ll see in there. playing time and when Mexico. they prove themselves, “It de nitely has prepared me,” Jimenez said. “All the training I’ve endured through all my maybe get called up.” coaches has helped build me into the player that I am now. Anyone knows the basics, like The Pioneers lost six how to stop a ball. To be able to play on a great team that went to the state tournament last senior starters to grad- season, that helped me learn how to communicate on a team.” uation (nine in all), but In his search for a role on the professional soccer stage, Jimenez has tried out for various Reardon said the team’s high-level programs including Lynn United and the New England Revolution U-19 team. biggest need is on defense From those experiences, Jimenez has learned the differences between the level of play in having lost sweeper Lilli high school soccer and that of higher levels. Patterson, the 2016 Cape “In high school you have a little more freedom with the ball and think about how you’re Ann League Kinney Di- going to play,” Jimenez said. “In semi-pro you have to focus on the one-touch passes and look vision Player of the Year for your teammates. It’s a lot faster. The training is much different because you have to have and right back Isabella great speed, conditioning, and that one-touch ability.” Floramo, a CAL Second JIMENEZ, B2 Team honoree. “Lilli and Isabella were big parts of our success the last couple of years, and one of the reasons LaRosa ready for next Things are looking up for why we only allowed 12 goals last year,” said Reardon. step in coaching career Peabody Youth Football Patterson moved on to By Anne Marie Tobin uation with so many needs and play at Northeastern Uni- By Harold Rivera versity. FOR THE ITEM we had to take action to keep the ITEM STAFF season from falling apart,” said One of the players Rear- PEABODY — One year ago, the don is looking to help ll SALEM — Saugus native and Woods, who is now the league Peabody Tanners Youth Football president. “The rst thing we did out the back eld is junior former St. Mary’s softball star and Cheering League program Ariel LaRosa is quickly building was to get the kids out canning, Abby Buckley. was in shambles. an impressive coaching career. which brought in about $8,000. “She played great de- Today, things are looking up. After helping the Spartans win Then we got the concessions un- fense last year and de - The program kicked off its 2017 two state championships under der our control to the point where nitely will help back season last week with its annual the tutelage of former St. Mary’s we made out pretty well over the there,” said Reardon. “Liv jamboree, where approximate- coach Colleen Newbury, LaRosa last half of the season.” DiPietro, another junior, ly 300 players and cheerleaders returned to the team in 2013 as Woods, whose family owns P.J. also will move back to participated in the intra-squad defense along with Molly an assistant on Newbury’s staff Woods Insurance in downtown for two seasons. scrimmage day. They all sport- Peabody, said the league received Smedira, another junior. ITEM FILE PHOTO LaRosa then became the head ed new equipment and new uni- sizable donations from many lo- Sophomore Carolyn Garo- forms, recently purchased by the foli also will be counted on coach of the softball program at New Salem State Univer- cal individuals and businesses, Wheelock College in Boston in sity softball coach Ariel league. including the North Shore Flag as a middie and back and Last year at this time, allega- Brianna will also see time 2015, where she led the Wildcats LaRosa. Football League, Peabody Tan- for two seasons. Now LaRosa’s tions of nancial wrongdoing ners Softball, and both Peabody in the middle.” to lead a college program. The im- and unsafe equipment swirled Other returning play- taking her coaching career one Little League and Peabody West- portance of teaching the game to about the program and its pres- ers in the mix for playing step further, and she’ll be doing so ern Little League. athletes at different skill levels ident, Jacqui Pence. A police tip time include sophomore a little closer to home. “And we had a very successful has been one of the key takeaways in September 2016 led to an in- Lily Rothwell and seniors Last week it was announced calendar fundraiser where we for LaRosa through her two years vestigation of a “theft problem” Mae Norton, Hailey Cas- that LaRosa has been tabbed as sold calendars that had daily at Wheelock. in the league. As a result of the tinetti and Alex Ross. the new head softball coach at drawings, and that brought in probe, Pence admitted in court “Lily and Ashley will Salem State by Peggy Carl, the “It’s not always about who’s the $22,000. All that combined and that she stole $27,712.81 from be right out there on the school’s Athletic Director. LaRosa best player or who performs the we were back in the black,” said the program. She was ordered to front line,” said Reardon. takes over for former coach Le- best during that game or that Woods. “Ashley knows how to put anne Doviak, who had been at the practice,” LaRosa, who still resides make restitution, stay away from Woods, who had been a coach the ball in, and Lily will helm of the program since 2007. in Saugus, said. “It’s more of who league of cials, complete 100 in the league for about ve years, also step up this year, I’m “I was overwhelmed with ex- wants to be there and what girls hours of community service and hung up his whistle when he re- expecting.” citement,” LaRosa said. “I’m ex- want to work hard. I learned how participate in psychotherapy ses- ceived a phone call in early Oc- A pleasant surprise has cited to be able to step up to an- to deal with teaching every athlete sions. The case left the league on tober. been junior goalie Emily other level in my coaching career. and how to work basic fundamen- the brink of nancial ruin. “I got a call from Shawn (Hu- Dickey, who played soccer It’s my third year as a coach and tals to help those athletes shine. That’s when Bill Woods and an bauer, president of the North- the last two years but de- now I’m stepping into a great pro- It’s about learning the game as a army of Peabody parents, coaches eastern Conference Youth Foot- fected to eld hockey this gram.” whole through different situations and friends stepped in and raised ball League) asking me to step year. With two seasons of experience and different talent levels.” more than $30,000 to keep the in as interim president. As a as a head coach under her belt, program going. LYNNFIELD, B2 LaRosa has learned what it takes LAROSA, B2 “We were facing a dif cult sit- FOOTBALL, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 2017 Sale gets lit up as Red Sox fall to Cleveland

CLEVELAND (AP) — lems against Cleveland (strained right hamstring), Red Sox ace Chris Sale was continued. The All-Star and outfielders Michael battered while matching lefty is 5-8 with a 4.87 ERA Brantley (sprained right the shortest start of his ca- in 29 career appearances ankle) and Lonnie Chisen- reer, and rookie Yandy Diaz vs. the Indians. hall (strained right calf). got four hits as the Cleve- Sale gave up six earned The Indians were held to land Indians beat Boston runs in this loss, the fourth one hit by Boston’s Doug 13-6 Thursday night in a time he’d ever gone only Fister on Tuesday — a matchup of division lead- three innings. He yielded a leadoff home run by Lindor. ers. season-high seven earned Cleveland had three hits Sale (14-6) was tagged runs in five innings against Wednesday, with the only for seven runs on seven the Indians on Aug. 1 at run coming on Edwin En- hits and three walks in just Fenway Park. carnacion’s homer. three innings. Cleveland’s Trevor Bauer (13-8) al- Cleveland got going injury-riddled lineup, held lowed four runs in 5 1/3 against Sale in the second. to a combined four hits by innings and won his sixth Roberto Perez and Lindor the Red Sox in the previous straight decision. had RBI singles, Urshe- two games, erupted against Mitch Moreland homered la drove in a run with a one of the top contenders twice for Boston and drove groundball and another for the AL Cy Young Award in four runs in the 11th scored on third baseman and roughed up Boston’s multihomer game of his ca- Rafael Devers’ throwing er- bullpen. reer. ror. Diaz was 4 for 4 and fell Red Sox right fielder The Indians kept rolling a home run short of the cy- Mookie Betts exited in in the third. Diaz had an cle and Giovanny Urshela the seventh inning with RBI double and Urshela drove in a career-high four a bruised right knee after added a two-run single. runs. Jay Bruce and Fran- a diving attempt for Jose Sale also had to dodge a cisco Lindor homered as Ramirez’s double. piece of a broken bat that the Indians had 18 hits, one Indians first baseman sailed past the mound in short of their season high. Carlos Santana missed his the second. Urshela’s bat The Indians scored four third straight game because shattered while hitting a PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS times in the second inning of back tightness. Cleveland grounder up the middle, and added three more in is also playing without sec- causing Sale to lean out of Chris Sale gave up seven runs in just three innings of work against the second as Sale’s prob- ond baseman Jason Kipnis the way. the Cleveland Indians on Thursday night. Davis looking for another shot at playoffs in Boston

CLEVELAND (AP) — Rajai Davis ton manager John Farrell said he’d bases with the Indians last season. got a taste of the playoffs last sea- start in center field Friday when He’ll be remembered for his dramat- son. He can’t wait for another one. Baltimore visits Fenway Park. ic two-run homer off Cubs closer Ar- “They’re like candy,” he said af- Red Sox president of baseball op- oldis Chapman in the eighth inning ter joining the Boston Red Sox on erations Dave Dombrowski said that tied Game 7. Thursday. “I just can’t get enough of talks with Oakland general man- “Playoff baseball is different,” Da- them.” ager Billy Beane began last week. vis said. “It’s different atmospheres, Davis will likely get his wish af- The timing of the deal is especially a different vibe out there, the fans ter being acquired by the AL East important since center fielder Jack- are different. There is just so much leaders in a trade with the Oakland ie Bradley Jr. is on the 10-day dis- more urgency. It’s just fun.” ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Athletics for a minor leaguer on abled list because of a sprained left Indians manager Terry Francona This year’s Lynnfield field hockey captains are, Wednesday. He joined his new team- thumb. thinks Boston made a good pickup from left, Ashley Barrett, Laura Bockoff, and mates Thursday. Davis, 36, is in his 12th big league “He’s one of the more popular guys Brianna Barrett. “I’m just excited about this oppor- season. He hit .233 with 26 stolen here,” Francona said. “Everybody tunity,” Davis said. “I can’t be more bases, five home runs and 18 RBIs enjoyed him, myself included. When grateful, thankful to be in this po- in 100 games with Oakland. he didn’t come back, we knew we sition. Coming here, obviously that’s “Rajai is an ideal fit for what we were going to be missing 50 stolen Pioneers field what we play for, to be in playoff were looking for,” Farrell said. “He bases because he took care of him- contention and be in an opportunity can have a major impact. He can be self and he can do that. He’ll really to play in the World Series.” a game-changer with his speed and help the Red Sox.” hockey starts anew Davis wasn’t in the lineup against base stealing ability.” Boston sent 18-year-old outfielder the Cleveland Indians, but Bos- Davis led the AL with 43 stolen Rafael Rincones to the last-place A’s. LYNNFIELD tain’s practices in June and From B1 the team also had great attendance at the George- “We’re excited she decid- town summer league. Ierardi set to turn Classical girls soccer around ed to play field hockey this “We also did the Endi- SOCCER I don’t know what would mores Rachel Brennan ly like that), but on a con- season, she’s very good and cott and Bentley camps, so will help raise the level of From B1 have happened. and Isabel McGaughey. sistent basis year to year. we have had a lot of girls play with the other goalies “So I’m really happy to Ierardi said that he likes “I want to build the pro- on the team,” said Bockoff. working hard all summer a summer camp at Salem have her back,” said Ierar- to be a bit aggressive on gram to where it’s compet- “She brings a ton of ener- long” Bockoff said. “You State (“it was very well-at- di. the offensive side of the itive all the time,” he said. gy to the team and worked can even see it today. No- tended,” he said) and then He feels he has a solid field, but at the same time With the four extra very hard over the sum- body had to sit out or had them play in a sum- nucleus coming back, be- recognizes the value of a teams in the Northeastern mer.” asked to sit out. We’re in mer league in Saugus. ginning with keeper Car- good defense. Conference this season The Pioneers had a busy much better shape than Ierardi also said he’s for- ly Mendonca, one of four “I think it comes down to (courtesy of the merger summer preparing for the any team I have seen in tunate to have last year’s captains. The others are what the matchups are,” with the Greater Boston fall season and all three four years.” assistant, Kelleigh Lom- Ierardi, Julia Jordan and he said. League), Classical will be captains agreed that the “You have to be in good bard, back. Sydney Spiess. All four are His goal isn’t just to in a division with English, time was well spent in shape because with turf “She kind of kept things juniors. make Classical competi- Saugus, revere, Everett, terms of fitness, the team’s fields the game is not only together last year,” Ierardi Also back is junior Fati- tive for this season only Salem, Malden, Glouces- strongest asset. faster, but it’s 10 degrees said. “If it wasn’t for her, ma Girdia and sopho- (though he would certain- ter and Winthrop. “Our conditioning is defi- hotter,” said Brianna Bar- nitely the strength of our team,” said Ashley Barrett. rett. “You have to be in as “People don’t realize that good shape at the end of Jimenez off to Mexico for semi-pro tryout you run three to four miles the game as the beginning every game, so condition- if you want to win games.” JIMENEZ ie for Tech, will chase his ing’s really important.” Lynnfield opens the sea- From B1 professional soccer dream Barrett said the team son September 7 at North in Spain. Perez leaves for started three-a-week cap- Reading. McKeen noted that the Spain at the end of the improvements Jimenez month while Jimenez de- made, particularly in his parts for his tryout in No- LaRosa set to take over footwork, will allow him to vember. make a proper adjustment “Armando and Isaac to level of play in Mexico. are perfect examples of Salem State softball In his days wearing the kids in Lynn that come LAROSA “Whether it’s in being ath- Tech uniform, Jimenez to Lynn Tech and join our made it a priority to im- program,” McKeen said. From B1 lete or being a student. After four years of playing prove his communication “They’re perfect examples Having grown up on the for me, my hope is they can and footwork skills, and of kids who have a pas- North Shore, LaRosa has leave the program saying the efforts paid off. sion for sports and learn a always heard positive re- ‘I was a great teammate, I “He went from better trade at Tech. With great marks about the softball had great teammates and to best and he really im- passion and ability, this program at Salem State. I played for a coach I re- proved on controlling the is what happens. This is a LaRosa acknowledged spected.’ Whether we win midfield,” McKeen said. great example of the doors that the Vikings have es- or not, I hope they always “His footwork got much that can open through tablished a winning cul- remember the program better, his communication Tech.” ture, and she’s hoping to they came from.” on the field opened up. “Armando is one of those continue that. LaRosa, who played six He went from a mid-level born-and-bred to play soc- “It’s a winning school,” years of varsity softball at player to a great player cer kids,” McKeen added. LaRosa said. “It’s a very St. Mary’s as a designated for us on the field.” “He played for club teams well put-together pro- hitter and catcher before Jimenez, who captained in Mexico and I’m excited gram. The team only playing at Curry College the Tigers in his senior for him. He’s a top-notch graduated two seniors as a catcher and third season, isn’t the only Tech player. I loved having him ITEM FILE PHOTO from last season’s team. baseman, added that she’s player who’ll travel over- on the team and I couldn’t Lynn’s Armando Jimenez, who was born in Mex- They were players who re- excited to be leading a seas in hopes of continu- be prouder. He’s adding to ico, will travel to Mexico to try to make it as a ally helped the team, but program that’s close to her ing his soccer career. Isaac that Lynn Tech legacy of there’s a great recruiting hometown. Perez, who starred at goal- great soccer players.” professional soccer player. class that’s coming in. My “I think it’s really nice expectations are very high to be at a school that’s lo- coming into the program cal to me,” LaRosa said. and the athletes also have “It’s a school I know a lot Youth football on the rise in Peabody high expectations.” about. They recruited me. FOOTBALL function. nances. Periodic income statements, As the Vikings’ new I was taught by a great From B1 “From what I know, the board itemizing down to every penny of coach, LaRosa’s main goal Salem State athlete in wasn’t actively involved at all so it revenue and expenses, are available is to help place her play- Colleen Newbury. From resident and local businessman and was important to remedy that,” said for public viewing on the league’s ers in positions where St. Mary’s to Salem State, youth sports coach, I saw it as an Woods. “I approached the trustees website. they can succeed both on we both share that spe- incredible opportunity. I knew the at the beginning of this year to get Woods said that the league had and off the field. She’s also cial bond now. It’s really families, I knew the pulse and char- approval for an 11-12 member board been working hard and is optimistic looking to establish a cul- nice to a local and inter- acter of the community and knew that would function as a board that this fall’s season will be a spe- ture where players can act with the high school we had the volunteers and resources should function.” look back on their careers coaches around me.” to bring the program back.” With a new board in place, the cial one. as Vikings with positive “I’m very excited to be at Woods said NECYFL set up a league ramped up its fundraising ef- “If you surround yourself with memories. Salem State,” LaRosa add- 5-member board of trustees to forts to include a profitable golf out- good people, good things will hap- “I just want to make ed. “I’m happy to call this oversee Peabody operations until ing, which was held at The Meadow pen,” said Woods. “My hat is off to sure that every individ- place home for the next the city had its own independent at Peabody on June 4. all of the people who worked so hard ual reaches her highest couple years and hopeful- board back up and running. During Other improvements included to- to bring the pride back to this pro- potential,” LaRosa said. ly we win something big.” Pence’s tenure, the board served no tal transparency with respect to fi- gram.” FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

SPORTS BRIEFS Registration for B’s 3:15 p.m. with a staggered start and ends at 9. The $80 academy underway donation includes nine holes, a cart, a buffet dinner and Registration has begun music. For those who just for Bruins Academy, which want the dinner, the cost is will run Saturday, Oct. $40. There will be raffles, a 7, 14, 21, 28 from 9:30 to 50/50, gifts, prizes and a 10:30 a.m. at Connery Rink silent auction. in Lynn. For information, or to sign The camp is being run up, contact Paul Ryan or thanks to a partnership be- Steve Patrie at pryanlynn@ tween Lynn Youth Hockey aol.com or s_patrie@verizon. and the Boston Bruins. net; or (781)632-9737 or Registration if $100. The (781) 417-9345. camp includes a free full Deadline for signup is set of CCM equipment Sept. 10. (valued at $500 retail) such as skates, pads, a helmet Lynn Youth Soccer and a stick; a profession- al personalized fitting in registration September; and four weeks of on-ice instruction by Lynn Youth Soccer is accepting online registration certified coaches and NHL for the Fall 2017 Intramural alumni. Program until August 28th, All children should be 2017. Children four and able to skate on their own, older as of September 1, unaided. In addition, the 2017 are eligible to partici- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS program is intended for pate. To register, please cre- children who have not par- Floyd Mayweather Jr., left, and Conor McGregor pose for a photo after a press conference in Las ate an online account, and ticipated in an organized enter your players informa- Vegas on Wednesday afternoon. hockey program before. tion via the register link on Children who have regis- the homepage: www.lynny- tered with a Mass. Hockey outhsoccer.org. association previously are Lynn Youth Soccer relies McGregor must get rough and not eligible to participate. on volunteers to support the For further information, program, and help is needed. contact communityrela- If you are interested in a [email protected]. volunteering, please check creative to upset Mayweather out the website or speak to a Lynn Jets hockey coach or board member. LAS VEGAS (AP) — Just 20 To declare McGregor can’t pos- need for the mammoth paycheck More information is avail- months ago, a former plumber from sibly win this fight displays more from this endeavor. golf outing able at www.lynnyouthsoc- Dublin fought a fearsome superstar arrogance than, say, spending ev- But how does an MMA fighter The Lynn Jets hockey cer.org, or on the LYS Face- who hadn’t lost in a decade. Conor ery night at a strip club the week with no competitive boxing expe- team is sponsoring its sec- book page, or you can email McGregor talked his way into a beforehand, as Mayweather is cur- rience since childhood take on a ond annual golf outing Sat- [email protected]. big-money showdown, but he had rently doing. 21-year pro veteran with world urday, Sept. 23, at Gannon to back up his boasts against Jose Of course the hard-hitting Irish- championships in five divisions Golf Course, with alumni St. Mary’s boys Aldo, one of the greatest fighters in man has a chance — and there are and arguably the most brilliant de- from Lynn Classical, Lynn his sport. several tactics he could employ to fensive skills in the history of the English and Lynn Tech. soccer car wash McGregor finished the UFC feath- pull the biggest upset in boxing his- sport? erweight champion in 13 seconds tory. He gets in Mayweather’s face, Proceeds from the outing The St. Mary’s boys soccer with one devastating left hand. “The people who don’t believe it both before and during the fight. willbenefit the 2017-2018 team is holding an annual Floyd Mayweather presents an don’t know anything about fight- He charges forward from the Lynn Jets Hockey Team. car wash fundraiser Satur- entirely different challenge when ing,” said UFC President Dana opening bell and forces Mayweath- Golfers can create their day, August 26 at the Lynn McGregor steps in the Vegas ring White, who admittedly has a slight er to think defensively all night. own foursome or sign up as Fire Station on Lynnfield St. Saturday night. In his professional He throws hundreds of punches a single/twosome and be from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. A car bias here. “This isn’t going to be a boxing debut, McGregor must fig- boxing match. This is going to be a from every angle with the goal of placed on a team. wash is a $5 donation to the ure out how to beat Mayweather fight.” setting up the vicious left hand that The 9-hole even begins at team. at his own game — something the It’s also a fight between a 29-year- has turned out the lights on MMA best boxers in the world have never old southpaw in his prime and a 40 opponents. TV/RADIO done. 1/2-year-old veteran who hasn’t And if none of that is successful, TV Web.com: Portland Open, McGregor is a massive under- fought in nearly two years and McGregor could bend the Mar- MLB Golf, 8 p.m. dog, and deservedly so. But stop doesn’t particularly want to be quess of Queensberry rules to their pretending the improbable doesn’t here, as he acknowledged repeat- breaking point in hopes of goading Seattle at NY Yankees, TBS, 7 Horse racing happen in combat sports, partic- edly Wednesday. Mayweather isn’t Mayweather into a brawl. p.m.; Baltimore at Boston, Saratoga Live: New York ularly when the self-proclaimed the fighter he once was, and his None of it is guaranteed to work. NESN, 7:10 p.m. Showcase, FS2, 4:30 p.m. Mystic Mac is involved. competitive fire is dwarfed by his But it’s definitely worth a shot. NFL Preseason Soccer Kansas City at Seattle, CBS, MLS: New York City FC at New 8 p.m. York, ESPN, 7 p.m. Stanton crushes league-leading 47th home run Boxing Tennis Sergiy Derevyanchenko vs. Connecticut Open (women’s PHILADELPHIA put the Marlins ahead, Tureano Johnson, FS1, 9 p.m. semifinals), ESPN2, 3 p.m.; (AP) — Giancarlo Stan- Garcia was unable to con- ton launched his major tain his joy. Cycling Connecticut Open (women’s semifinals), ESPN2, 7 p.m.; league-leading 47th home “I got excited because I Vuelta a Espana (stage 7) Winston-Salem Open (men’s run. And to Miami Mar- knew I was in line to get (tape), NBCSN, 5 p.m. semifinals), ESPN2, 9 p.m. lins manager Don Mat- the win,” he said through Golf tingly, it may have been a translator. “I actually let Wrestling European PGA: Made In Den- his most impressive home out a yell in excitement.” UWW World Championships, mark, Golf, 5:30 a.m.; LPGA: run yet. The Marlins moved NBCSN, 7 p.m. Canadian Pacific Women’s “That one today was ex- back to .500 at 63-63 af- Open, Golf, 10:30 a.m.; Radio tremely long,” Mattingly ter winning three times in said. “That was into the PGA: The Northern Trust, MLB the four-game series. The wind. If that wind’s not Phillies dropped to 46-80, Golf, 2 p.m.; Champions: Baltimore at Boston, WEEI-FM blowing in, that things the worst record in base- Boeing Classic, Golf, 6 p.m.; 93.7, 7:10 p.m. up on the, it might have ball. hit the Holiday Inn back Hoskins led off the sec- MLB there.” ond with his eighth home AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Stanton blasted that run and added a two-run East Division East Division towering shot to center single in the third. Joseph W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Boston 73 53 .579 — Washington 75 49 .605 — field, J.T. Realmuto hit followed with a three-run New York 68 58 .540 5 Miami 63 63 .500 13 an inside-the-park homer homer to cap a five-run Tampa Bay 63 66 .488 11½ Atlanta 56 69 .448 19½ and the Marlins overcame inning. Baltimore 62 65 .488 11½ New York 55 71 .437 21 Toronto 60 67 .472 13½ Philadelphia 46 80 .365 30 a five-run deficit to beat Williams knocked in two Central Division Central Division the Philadelphia Phillies with a two-out double an W L Pct GB W L Pct GB 9-8 on Thursday. inning later. Cleveland 70 56 .556 — Chicago 68 58 .540 — FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Minnesota 65 61 .516 5 Milwaukee 66 62 .516 3 Stanton led off the third Marlins starter Vance Kansas City 64 62 .508 6 St. Louis 64 63 .504 4½ inning with the homer, his Worley allowed all eight Detroit 55 71 .437 15 Pittsburgh 61 67 .477 8 Miami Marlins outfielder Giancarlo Stanton Chicago 49 76 .392 20½ Cincinnati 54 74 .422 15 14th in August, extending smashed his MLB-leading 47th home run in a runs on nine hits. He had West Division West Division his club record for most in given up just nine runs in W L Pct GB W L Pct GB win over the Philadelphia Phillies on Thursday. Houston 77 49 .611 — Los Angeles 90 36 .714 — one month. He now has his last five starts. Los Angeles 65 62 .512 12½ Arizona 70 58 .547 21 seven home runs against lins ahead in the eighth A.J. Ellis and Christian Five Marlins relievers Seattle 65 63 .508 13 Colorado 69 58 .543 21½ Texas 63 63 .500 14 San Diego 57 70 .449 33½ the Phillies this season, with a sacrifice fly off Luis Yelich also homered for Mi- each threw a scoreless in- Oakland 55 72 .433 22½ San Francisco 52 77 .403 39½ his most against any one Garcia (1-4). Williams ami. Rookie Rhys Hoskins ning to keep their team in Thursday’s Games Seattle (Miranda 8-6) at N.Y. Yankees team. made a sliding grab to rob and Tommy Joseph hom- the game. Detroit 10, N.Y. Yankees 6 (Sabathia 10-5), 7:05 p.m. Realmuto tied it at 8 in Realmuto of a hit. ered early as Philadelphia Down 8-3, the Marlins Tampa Bay 2, Toronto 0 Minnesota (Colon 5-10) at Toronto (Happ Colorado 3, Kansas City 2 6-9), 7:07 p.m. the sixth inning with a “If that ball gets by, that took an 8-3 lead. fought back with a trio of Cleveland 13, Boston 6 Baltimore (Hellickson 7-7) at Boston (Por- two-run shot, which ric- might have been another Jarlin Garcia (1-2) won home runs. Ellis hit a two- Arizona 3, N.Y. Mets 2 cello 8-14), 7:10 p.m. Miami 9, Philadelphia 8 Kansas City (Vargas 14-7) at Cleveland ocheted off the wall in one right there,” Mattingly in relief and Brad Ziegler run shot off starter Jake L.A. Dodgers 5, Pittsburgh 2 (Merritt 0-0), 7:10 p.m. left-center and past center said. “J.T., that (home run) picked up his eighth save. Thompson, who allowed Cincinnati 4, Chicago Cubs 2 Detroit (Verlander 9-8) at Chicago White fielder Nick Williams. was huge for us to get back It was Garcia’s first ca- five runs in just five in- San Diego 4, St. Louis 3 Sox (Gonzalez 7-10), 8:10 p.m. Minnesota at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. Tampa Bay (Odorizzi 6-7) at St. Louis Realmuto put the Mar- to even.” reer win. When Realmuto nings. Washington at Houston, 8:10 p.m. (Wacha 9-6), 8:15 p.m. Texas at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. Texas (Griffin 6-4) at Oakland (Graveman Friday’s Games 3-4), 10:05 p.m. Florida State’s defense poised to outshine offense

MLB LEAGUE LEADERS TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Flor- and fourth as coordinator. “We cer- 42.3 points in their first four games AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE ida State has largely been known tainly have more experienced guys. against Football Bowl Subdivision BATTING AVERAGE BATTING AVERAGE for its offense during Jimbo Fisher’s Any time you are returning a lot of teams. Jose Altuve, HOU .358 Charlie Blackmon, COL .337 Eric Hosmer, KC .318 Justin Turner, LAD .331 eight seasons as head coach. people who have played in plenty of The defense’s performance in the Avisail Garcia, CHW .318 Bryce Harper, WAS .326 This could be the season where situations it helps you.” final eight games of the season has Didi Gregorius, NYY .309 David Murphy, WAS .324 that could change. FSU has a de- That is quite a difference from this served as a springboard to this year. Marwin Gonzalez, HOU .307 Buster Posey, SF .317 fense with enough talent to outshine time last year, when the defense was During the stretch, the Seminoles Jean Segura, SEA .306 Joey Votto, CIN .314 Josh Reddick, HOU .301 Paul Goldschmidt, ARI .314 the Seminoles’ offense. inexperienced (only five starters re- allowed opponents to score over 30 HOME RUNS HOME RUNS The third-ranked Seminoles re- turned from the 2015 squad). Things points just twice, had two games Aaron Judge, NYY 37 Giancarlo Stanton, MIA 47 turn nine starters on defense, in- got worse when Derwin James suf- where they didn’t allow an offensive Joey Gallo, TEX 35 Cody Bellinger, LAD 34 cluding two that were named to fered a season-ending knee injury in touchdown and allowed only eight Mike Moustakas, KC 35 Joey Votto, CIN 33 Khris Davis, OAK 34 Charlie Blackmon, COL 30 The Associated Press preseason the second game. plays of 30-plus yards. The unit also Justin Smoak, TOR 34 Nolan Arenado, COL 29 All-America Team. With plenty of The Seminoles lost two of its next improved to 22nd among Power Five Nelson Cruz, SEA 31 Adam Duvall, CIN 29 depth on the line and in the second- three games after James’ injury. Af- teams in average yards per play Edwin Encarnacion, CLE 29 Paul Goldschmidt, ARI 29 ary, defensive coordinator Charles ter a last-second loss to North Car- (5.3) and 29th against the pass (7.1 RUNS BATTED IN RUNS BATTED IN Nelson Cruz, SEA 100 Nolan Arenado, COL 108 Kelly has not quieted expectations olina on Oct. 1, the defense was last yards per play). Jonathan Schoop, BAL 93 Giancarlo Stanton, MIA 100 going into the Sept. 2 opener against among the 65 teams in the Power “We didn’t dwell on it. We showed Justin Upton, DET 91 Paul Goldschmidt, ARI 98 No. 1 Alabama in Atlanta. Five conferences, allowing 7.0 yards why it happened and learned from Khris Davis, OAK 87 Marcell Ozuna, MIA 98 “This is probably the best unit per play, 9.4 yards per pass play it,” said Kelly of the early struggles. Manny Machado, BAL 84 Jake Lamb, ARI 95 Nomar Mazara, TEX 83 Joey Votto, CIN 88 since I’ve been here,” said Kelly, who and 25 plays of 30 yards or more. “We had young guys that came on Aaron Judge, NYY 82 Bryce Harper, WAS 87 is in his fifth season at the school They also allowed an average of and developed down the stretch.” B4 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 2017 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

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

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

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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) Don’t ignore the lessons of ex- Emotional matters will escalate Back away from anyone exhib- Hang out with people who offer A get-together or intellectual Stick to a simple lifestyle. Be perience or someone’s good if you share your feelings with iting instability, emotional out- emotional support. Stick to a challenge is encouraged. Recon- realistic about what you can advice. Making a change based someone who lacks sensitivity bursts or excessive behavior. regimen that will ensure better necting with someone from your and cannot accomplish. Too on information that hasn’t or is likely to reveal what you Protect against being lumped in physical and emotional health. past will help you relive experi- much of anything will lead been verified will put you in a discuss with others. Avoid er- with a suspicious character who Avoid stressful situations and ences that could help you make to physical limitations. Make precarious position. Be sure of ratic, impulsive individuals. might not be following rules or don’t give in to temptation. an important decision now. health and diplomacy a prior- things or sit tight. regulations. Stick close to home. ity. ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Partnership problems will sur- You can make a positive LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Don’t make personal changes Keep an open mind, even if Be careful how you handle per- face if you overreact. Consider change without overspending. Work on your own. The less in- or get involved in emotional dis- someone is trying to pry into sonal contracts or documents all sides of a situation before Work on personal growth, not terference you face, the easier putes with co-workers. Steer clear your affairs. Offering an honest involving your status, pass- you do or say something you’ll on pursuing expensive, un- it will be to get things done of temptation and overreaction. assessment of your situation words or health records. An im- regret. Compromise will be re- necessary physical perfection. your way and on time. Set your Physical or emotional mishaps will help ward off interference pulsive reaction will leave you quired and moderation will be Love who you are and do your mind on your goal and forge will occur if you take a risk. or meddling. in a vulnerable position. a necessity. best to help others. ahead.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Mom’s painful past is warning to girls about teen drinking You must know which signal it is DEAR ABBY: I am the guard your heart. Because Sir William Osler, who was a be a good save if four spades mother of two teenaged Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van there are no guarantees in Canadian physician and one were making, but not here. girls (13 and 15) and have Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, life, proceed with caution. of the four founding profes- When the dummy comes been debating whether to sors of Johns Hopkins Hospi- tell them a secret about and was founded by her mother, DEAR ABBY: When you down, the defenders should tal, said, “Shut out all of your see that they surely need to my past. When I was in Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at are on the phone with past except that which will high school, I made some DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los someone and the call is help you weather your tomor- take two diamonds and two poor decisions. I went to a dropped, who is supposed clubs. West would like East to Angeles, CA 90069. to call who back? I spent rows.” party with people I viewed It is important for a bridge hold the diamond king, but as friends, had too much to five minutes trying to call player to remember the past there is another possibility. drink and the evening daughters to help them ship with a man 20 years my mom back while she ended with my being was trying to call me. It was — the bidding and play — Under the club ace, East understand the risks of younger? I rented my and use that information to raped by someone I teenage drinking? They spare room to him, and very frustrating; both of us must signal with the 10. This thought I knew. kept getting voicemail. guide the present and future. is an attitude signal showing are at the age when they over the past month, we Not only must you remem- I reported it to my par- are surrounded by temp- have spent a lot of time Mom says the person who the club queen, not count or ber which card your partner ents and the police, but tation and curiosity, and together and grown very received the call should be suit-preference. West contin- the person who calls back. I because I couldn’t remem- their father and I can’t close. played, but also what informa- say the person who MADE ues with the club six, giving ber big parts of the eve- shield them from every- He has made it clear tion he was trying to impart. ning, I wasn’t considered the call should be the per- In this deal, how should his partner the lead for the thing. Would I be doing that he’s attracted to me, son who calls back. lethal shift to the diamond credible and no one be- them a disservice by not and I’m attracted to him East-West card to defeat four lieved me — not even my telling them? as well. I am afraid of UNSURE IN SAN spades after West has led the queen. parents. My grades dropped, what people may think DIEGO club ace? my weight plummeted UNDECIDED IN and say, and I worry about North ought to insist on and the entire school knew NEVADA the long term. What are DEAR UNSURE: While game with his hand, despite and believed his side of I agree with you, no rule of the risk of four minor-suit los- DEAR UNDECIDED: your thoughts? the story. etiquette dictates who ers. Four spades will be cold I internalized everything You would be doing your RELATIONSHIP should call the other per- daughters a favor if, along opposite a lot of minimum and became a shell of who ISSUE son back in the event of a South hands. I was before the incident. with warning them about dropped call. Long waits It was years before I for- underage drinking, you DEAR ISSUE: I gather West might want to make also happen when a caller a takeout double over one gave myself for making a shared your story with from your letter that you doesn’t realize the call has horrible mistake. Ulti- them. If you do, it will help are 40-plus years old. If dropped and continues spade, but it would be very mately, I moved in with them understand that you are still worried about talking. Frankly, it has dangerous with only two low my grandmother several drinking can have unin- what people may think, re- been my experience that hearts. Here, though, a double states away to finish high tended, sometimes lifelong frain from doing what the callback is usually might persuade East to sacri- school, far away from my consequences. Forewarned you’re considering, because made by the person who fice in five of a minor over four parents and the pain. is forearmed. people do tend to talk. can get through first. And spades. That will cost only Would it be appropriate Since no one can predict the first sentence uttered is 200 if declarer plays dia- to share this story (or a DEAR ABBY: Is it pos- how long the “long term” usually, “So, where were monds correctly, which would redacted version) with my sible to have a relation- might be, my advice is to we?”

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LEGAL NOTICE MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain By virtue of and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain given by Arthur K. Poulopoulos to Washington Mutual Bank, FA, a federal mortgage given by Donna M. Blaney to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, mortgage given by James W. Dee and Heather Dee to Mortgage Electronic association, dated December 20, 2004 and recorded with the Essex County Inc. as nominee for Mortgage Master, Inc., dated February 25, 2010 and recorded Registration Systems, Inc. acting solely as a nominee for Green Tree Servicing LLC, (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 23791, Page 100 subsequently with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 29310, Page dated July 8, 2013 and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of assigned to JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association by The FEDERAL DEPOSIT 479, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder by assignment from Deeds in Book 32665, Page 587 of which mortgage Ditech Financial LLC f/k/a INSURANCE CORPORATION, a Corporation organized and existing under an Act of Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc., to Bank Of America, successor by Green Tree Servicing LLC is the present holder by assignment from Mortgage Congress ("FDIC"), and acting in its Receivership capacity as Receiver of merger to BAC Home Loans Servicing, LP FKA Countrywide Home Loans Servicing, Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Green Tree Servicing LLC, its Washington Mutual Bank by assignment recorded in said Essex County (Southern LP dated May 7, 2012 and recorded with said registry on May 11, 2012 at Book successors and assigns to Green Tree Servicing LLC, its successors and assigns District) Registry of Deeds at Book 32209, Page 175, subsequently assigned to 31332 Page 425 and by assignment from Bank Of America, N.A., successor by dated March 11, 2015 recorded at Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deutsche Bank National Trust Co. as Trustee for Morgan Stanley Loan Trust merger to BAC Home Loans Servicing, LP FKA Countrywide Home Loans Servicing, Deeds in Book 33909, Page 576, for breach of conditions of said mortgage and 2006-HE2 by JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association, as receiver for Federal LP to Secretary Of Housing And Urban Development dated April 2, 2014 and for the purpose of foreclosing the same, the mortgaged premises located at 122 Deposit Insurance Corporation as receiver of Washington Mutual Bank f/k/a recorded with said registry on June 23, 2014 at Book 33354 Page 377 and by Fellsmere Street, Lynn, MA 01904 will be sold at a Public Auction at 1:00 PM on Washington Mutual Bank, FA by assignment recorded in said Essex County assignment from Secretary of Housing and Urban Development to U.S. Bank September 8, 2017, at the mortgaged premises, more particularly described (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 28383, Page 160 and subsequently National Association, as Trustee for SROF-2013-S3 REMIC Trust I dated June 20, below, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: assigned to JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. by Deutsche Bank National Trust Co. as 2014 and recorded with said registry on June 26, 2014 at Book 33362 Page 260 Trustee for Morgan Stanley Loan Trust 2006-HE2 by assignment recorded in said and by assignment from U.S. Bank National Association, as trustee for SROF-2013 Real property in the City of Lynn, County of Essex, State of Massachusetts, Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 34893, Page 5; of S3 REMIC Trust I to USROF III Legal Title Trust 2015-1 By, U.S. Bank National described as follows: which Mortgage the undersigned is the present holder for breach of the conditions Association, as Legal Title Trustee dated September 14, 2015 and recorded with of said Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public said registry on September 22, 2015 at Book 34388 Page 466, for breach of the A certain plan of land, together with the buildings thereon situated in said Lynn, Auction at 3:00 PM on September 1, 2017 at 239 Boston Street, Lynn, MA, all conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, the same will be known as #122 Fellsmere Street, being shown as lots A and B on a Plan entitled, and singular the premises described in said Mortgage, to wit: sold at Public Auction at 11:00 a.m. on September 22, 2017, on the mortgaged "Plan of Land In Lynn, Massachusetts", John W. Parsons, surveyor, dated premises located at 44 STORY AVENUE, LYNN, Essex County, Massachusetts, all November, 1949, recorded with Essex south District Registry of Deeds in Book Two parcels of land in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, bounded and described and singular the premises described in said mortgage, 3715, Page 49 4 and containing, 7,216 square feet of land according to said as follows: Parcel 1 The land shown as Lot A on a plan "Subdivision of land" in Plan. Lynn, Mass., owned by Jacob Jepsky and Thomas Boisvert, dated September 14, TO WIT: 1945, drawn by Albert D. Martin, C.E., and bounded and described as follows: For mortgagor's title see deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern Southeasterly: by Boston Street, forty-nine and 85/100 (49.85) feet; The land in Lynn, Massachusetts with the buildings thereon known as 44 Story District) Registry of Deeds in Book 16371, Page 50. Southwesterly: by lands, now or formerly, of Chausse, Bastarache, Babineau and Avenue and bounded and described as follows: Cormier on two courses totaling One hundred fifty-three and 06/100 (153.06) The premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and other municipal feet; Northerly: by Lot B as shown on said plan, forty-six and 42/100 (46.42) feet; NORTHERLY by Story Avenue, formerly Ezra Street, fifty (50) feet; assessments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable and Easterly: by land, now or formerly, of Allen and Spinney, One Hundred encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mortgage, and subject to forty-one and 44/100 (141.44) Containing according to said plan 7,258 square EASTERLY by land now or formerly of Condon, one hundred (100) feet; and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, reservations and conditions of feet of land and being a portion of the first described parcel as set forth in deed of record and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession. Lynn Five Cents Savings Bank to Jacob Jepsky, dated September 10, 1940, and SOUTHERLY by land of Boston & Maine Railroad, formerly Eastern Railroad, fifty recorded with Essex South District Registry of Deeds, Book 3230, Page 483. (50) feet; Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum of Parcel 2 Being Lot B-1 on a plan "Sub-Division of Land" in Lynn, Mass., owned by $5,000.00 as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order Jacob Jepsky, Albert D. Martin, C.E. dated November 26, 1945, recorded in Essex WESTERLY by land now or formerly of Michael Sullivan, one hundred (100) feet. to qualify as a bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt from South District Registry of Deeds, and bounded: Northeasterly: by lands, now or this requirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon formerly, of Jennie W. Allen and Thomas N. and Hannah Miller, 28 feet; Be all of said measurements more or less or however otherwise bounded and acceptance of bid; balance of purchase price payable in cash or by certified check Northwesterly: by land, now or formerly, of Jacob Jepsky, 36.89 feet; described. in thirty (30) days from the date of the sale at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, Southwesterly: by lands, now or formerly, of Joseph E. and May M. Cormier and Korde & Associates, P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 Armand J. and Marie T. Babineau, 33 feet; and Southeasterly: by land, now or Being the same premises conveyed to Donna Blaney by deed of Diane Rousseau, or such other time as may be designated by mortgagee. The description for the formerly, of L.B. Realty Trust, 46.42 feet. Containing 1,252 square feet according executor of the estate of Gloria Tournas and recorded with the Essex South District premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical to said plan. For title reference see deed recorded in Book 13975 Page 141. Registry of Deeds at Book 28471, Page 383. error in this publication. The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern Other terms to be announced at the sale. restrictions, building and zoning laws, liens, attorney's fees and costs pursuant to District) Registry of Deeds in Book 28471, Page 383. M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and Ditech Financial LLC f/k/a Green Tree Servicing LLC assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession. These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit Korde & Associates, P.C. of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the 900 Chelmsford Street TERMS OF SALE: nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax Suite 3102 A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or Lowell, MA 01851 a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, (978) 256-1500 delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, Dee, James, 16-026983 required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. Item: August 11, 18, 25, 2017 the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other TERMS OF SALE: MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00 ) Dollars by certified or bank By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. mortgage given by David A. Horvath to "MERS", Mortgage Electronic Registration sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be The balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., Systems, Inc., a separate corporation that is acting solely as nominee for "Lender", entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further 150 California Street, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box Countrywide Home Loans, Inc. and its successors and assigns dated September recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The 610389, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days 26, 2005 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon Deeds, in Book 24904, Page 149, as assigned by Assignment of Mortgage dated an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. receipt in full of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in April 26, 2011 and recorded with Essex County (Southern District) Registry of said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in this publication. Deeds, Book 30396, Page 103, and as assigned by Assignment of Mortgage Other terms if any, to be announced at the sale. dated December 12, 2004 and recorded with said Registry of Deeds, Book Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. 33812, Page 58, and as assigned by Assignment of Mortgage dated July 19, JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A., 2016 and recorded with Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds, Book U.S. ROF III LEGAL TITLE TRUST 2015-1, 35345, Page 503, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, for Present Holder of said Mortgage, BY U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS LEGAL TITLE TRUSTEE breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the By Its Attorneys, same will be sold at Public Auction at 1:00 PM, on September 8, 2017, on the ORLANS PC Present holder of said mortgage premises known as 9 Midland Avenue, Saugus, Massachusetts, the premises PO Box 540540 described in said mortgage, together with all the rights, easements, and Waltham, MA 02454 By its Attorneys, appurtenances thereto, to wit: Phone: (781) 790-7800 HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. 14-000011 150 California Street A parcel of land with the buildings thereon, situated on Midland Avenue, Saugus, Item: August 11, 18, 25, 2017 Newton, MA 02458 Massachusetts being lots 176 to 181, being Lot A-197 on Plan 2020 on file in the (617) 558-0500 Assessor's Office, supposed to contain 9090 feet, more or less. NOTICE OF 201512-0325 - PRP PUBLIC SALE RELOCATING? Item: August 25, September 1, 8, 2017 This conveyance is subject to an Order of Taking for Sewer Drainage recorded with OF PERSONAL the Middlesex South 6269, Page 794. PROPERTY COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS THE TRIAL COURT Being the same premises conveyed to the herein named mortgagor by deed Notice is hereby given that the PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT recorded with Essex South District Registry of Deeds in Book 15642, Page 293. undersigned will sell to satisfy lien of Docket No. ES17P1655EA the owner at public sale by competitive INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE Terms of Sale: These premises are being sold subject to any and all unpaid real bidding on September 08, 2017 at estate taxes, water rates, municipal charges and assessments, condominium 11:00 a.m.at Estate of: June P. Sheldon charges, expenses, costs, and assessments, if applicable, federal tax liens, SPACE RENTAL INC. Also Known As: June Phyllis Sheldon partition wall rights, statutes, regulations, zoning, subdivision control, or other 50 BENNETT ST. Date of Death: February 12, 2017 municipal ordinances or bylaws respecting land use, configuration, building or LYNN, MA. 01905 Essex Division approval, or bylaws, statutes or ordinances regarding the presence of lead paint, The personal goods stored therein by To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of asbestos or other toxic substances, sanitary codes, housing codes, tenancy, and , the following may include, but are not “Helpful tips” Petitioner Frederick H. Sheldon of Lynnfield, MA to the extent that they are recorded prior to the above mortgage, any easements, limited to general household, furniture, A Will has been admitted to formal probate. rights of way, restrictions, confirmation or other matters of record. boxes, clothes and appliances for a S-M-O-O-T-H Frederick H. Sheldon of Lynnfield, MA Occupant(s) has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to Purchaser shall also bear all state and county deeds excise tax. The deposit of Shawn Coleman 3T19 trouble-free move! serve without surety on the bond. $5,000.00 is to be paid in cash or bank or certified check at the time and place of Veronica Lucas 3T10 The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal the sale, with the balance of the purchase price to be paid by bank or certified Elaine McField 3B10 Designate a drawer for Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without check within thirty (30) days after the date of the sale, to be deposited in escrow Luis Osario 2B16 essentials such as supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with with Guaetta and Benson, LLC, at 73 Princeton Street, Suite 212, North Rudolfo Santos 2B23 sheets and towels for the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration Chelmsford, Massachusetts. Patti Scagliotti 2B31 from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating Purchases must be made in Cash Only quick access the first to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. In the event that the successful bidder at the foreclosure sale shall default in and paid for at the time of Sale. All night you move into Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings purchasing the within described property according to the terms of this Notice of goods sold as is and must be removed your new home. and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal Sale and/or the terms of the Memorandum of Sale executed at the time of the at the time of sale. Space Rental Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and foreclosure, the Mortgagee reserves the right to sell the property by foreclosure reserves the right to withdraw units Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. deed to the second highest bidder or, thereafter, to the next highest bidders, from sale and to cancel auction Plan a garage/yard Item: August 25, 2017 providing that said bidder shall deposit with said attorney, the amount of the without further notice. sale before you move. required deposit as set forth herein within five (5) business days after written Ernie Landry notice of the default of the previous highest bidder. Agent for Owner Item: August 18, 25, 2017 Fresh coffee, baking Other terms, if any, are to be announced at the sale. soda, or charcoal in a Have something to sell? Dated: August 9, 2017 sock, placed inside Present holder of said mortgage your refrigerator will keep the inside smell- We can help! U.S. Bank Trust, N.A., as Trustee for LSF9 Master Participation Trust by its Attorneys ing fresh and clean. Guaetta and Benson, LLC Peter V. Guaetta, Esquire Pack your current P.O. Box 519 Chelmsford, MA 01824 phone book — it’s a Item: August 18, 25, September 1, 2017 in quick easy reference to classifi eds. the folks back home.

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4. Package price land, 38,400 square feet. 3. 5 Room cape, 2 bedrooms, 1 bath. Side Great opportunity for developer. Two build 5. 8 Room ranch on a half acre of land, 3 plus 1. two family 5-7 excellent condition. All 2. store and 3 bedroom apartment street location, corner lot with private back able lots bordering Lynn Woods, These lots bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths fi nished basement, 6. three family 4-4-4 side street location. good size rooms after rental income, live in abutting the new Market Basket. yard. Close to transportation, shopping and benefi t from new infrastructure including all attached garage, storage shed. Close to all Nice back yard $15,000 down payment 5 or 7 rooms for next to nothing. $1400.00 A great money maker $492 Monthly P&I. schools. $9,560 down payment, $1,204 underground utilities. Utilities are capped in major highways. $14,300 down payment. after rental down payment Call 781-581-5940 or 781-593-7125. Montly P&I. Call 781-581-5940 or 781- front of the lot at the sidewalk. Call 781-581- $2,584 Montly P&I. Call 781-581-5940 or incomes live in 4 rooms for next to nothing. Call 781-581-5940 or 781-593-7125. 593-7125. 5940 or 781-593-7125. 781-593-7125. Call 781-581-5940 or 781-593-7125.

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Lois MLS Murphy #72217789 617-957-5337 781-718-5668 [email protected] Beth Doran LYNNFIELD LYNN Kristine 781-581-5940 Doyle ext. 108 $479,900 $545,000 781- 718-7302 34 Oak Ridge Rd. LYNN 18 Partridge Lane 18 Hycliff Terrace 50 Piedmont St. Saturday, Aug. 26 • 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 27 • Noon to 2 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 27 • Noon to 2 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 26 • Noon to 2 p.m. $408,900 Directions: Exit 41 off Route 128. Directions: Lynnfield St. to Lansing Rd. to Standish Rd. Sunday, Aug. 27 • Noon to 2 p.m. LYNN New-to-market home on the Lynn/Lynnfield line. 8-room sprawling Ranch with 3 Right off exit. Partridge Lane on right side. to Crooker Dr. to Hycliff Terrace Directions: Broadway to Mayfair St. bedrooms, 1½ baths, fireplaced living room, formal dining room, all hardwood Beautiful townhouse end unit built in 1994 in prestigious Partridge Lane. Spacious to Piedmont St. $329,900 floors, finished fireplaced family room, laundry room and much more. Over a half an Highly desirable Ward 1 neighborhood. End house on 3-home terrace. 2-bedroom, 1½-bath home. 1,903 square feet including basement. Private deck Built in 1974. 4 bedrooms, family room with wet bar, in-law potential, 3 Everything in the home has been refinished, restored, acre of private land. Close to all major highways, shopping and schools. A must see. overlooking conservation land. Attached garage with farmers porch. A must see. upgraded, or replaced. Just move in and start enjoying. Priced to sell. full baths, 1 walk-in jacuzzi tub, central air conditioning, 2-car garage, Nothing has to be done for the next ten years or more. 6-car driveway parking, 2 decks, vaulted ceiling in living area, new New roof, heating system, patio, freshly-painted inside granite/stainless kitchen, updated baths, new front porch, new back deck, and out, heated garage, and parking for 5 additional cars. Quiet lakeside Ward 1 side street. A true gem you Elite Waterfront Properties new interior paint, new sunroom. Must see. Won’t last. Bring all offers. won't want to miss.

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M-F have parent's consent. for busy Subsidized/Market apartment Please call immediately for further REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE complex management office in Lynn. APARTMENTS details or information. WANTED WANTED Be part of a well established team! CLASSIFIED Process and track apartment rental (781)593-7700 applications, answer multi line phones, Silsbee Tower Apartments filing and clerical duties including letter I BUY HOMES YARD SALES writing. Interface with residents, Subsidized Housing for the Elderly, Handicapped and Disabled applicants and general public. Cus- tomer service, computer proficiency, good oral and written communication Silsbee Tower’s YOUNG DISABLED wait list CLOSING indefinitely. CASH! skills required. Effective Aug. 31, 2017 at the close of business day Preferred applicants will have prior Subsidized Housing, Leasing Agent or Administrative experience. Bi-lingual 67 Silsbee St., Lynn You pick the date to move. LYNN~ 28 Orchard St. (Spanish) helpful. 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