TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2019 Lynn leaders want a more rapid connection to Boston By Gayla Cawley called “soul-crushing commutes and con- come to the North Shore and we really The proposed service would offer rates ITEM STAFF gested roadways” into Boston, which will believe we have to look outside the box comparable to the subway system — be further exacerbated by planned hous- … I think we can use the current infra- Lynn and North Shore riders would pay BOSTON — The MBTA was asked to ing developments. structure we have and create a system $2.40 for a one-way trip and $4.80 for a increase the frequency of commuter rail service from Lynn to Boston at more af- Crighton, McGee, and state Reps. Dan- that works.” round trip, according to a letter submit- fordable subway rates at Monday’s Fiscal iel Cahill and Peter Capano (D-Lynn) Many of Lynn’s residents are forced to ted to the MBTA from the Lynn delega- and Management Control Board attend- urged the MBTA to consider increasing drive into Boston on congested roadways tion. ed by Mayor Thomas M. McGee and the the number of train rides through Lynn because the $14 round trip from Central “It is time for the MBTA to commit to Lynn legislative delegation. on the existing Newburyport/Rockport Square prices them out of the commuter increased service for the economically State Sen. Brendan Crighton (D-Lynn) line. rail system. In Lynn, 20 percent of house- disadvantaged cities of Lynn, Revere, told the MBTA board that the proposed “We, as a region, have been short- holds live below the poverty line and the Chelsea and Everett through the use of “near-rapid transit service” pilot pro- changed for 50-plus years north of Re- average median income is $53,513, ac- gram would be aimed at easing what he vere,” McGee said. “Rapid transit has not cording to Lynn of cials. LYNN, A3 Saugus Anthony’s Hawthorne is no more voters approve cable TV upgrade

By Bridget Turcotte ITEM STAFF SAUGUS — Lights. Camera. Town Meeting. Voters transferred more than $1 million into an enterprise fund for Sau- gus Cable Television, the town’s public, education and government access provider, to pay for the construction of a new stu- dio, equipment and six months of operating ex- penses at a Special Town Meeting Monday night. “The money we’re talking about is all rate- payer money,” said Al Di- Nardo, president of the SCTV Board of Directors. Money in the Saugus Community Television, Inc. Fund is generated by collecting a percentage of cash from residents’ cable ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO bills, he said. The walls came tumbling down on Monday for the former Anthony’s Hawthorne restaurant in Lynn. The organization has occupied space at the rear of Saugus High School for more than a decade, but the building is slated to be Peabody torn down once the new $160 million middle-high school is completed in defendant’s 2020. In an effort to relocate, the board looked into lawyer: It’s renting and buying var- ious commercial spaces, a matter but found it to be too ex- pensive, said DiNardo. Instead, a deal was made of degrees with the Saugus Histori- cal Society. Town Meeting By Thomas Grillo voted to transfer $550,000 ITEM STAFF from a Saugus Communi- ty Television Fund to the SALEM — The attorney for a man enterprise account to be accused of a gruesome double murder used to construct a new in a Peabody crack house two years studio in the Saugus His- ago admitted to jurors that his client torical Society building on is guilty. Main Street. “The Commonwealth will ask you to A single-story, 2,200 Democratic council, school return a verdict of rst-degree murder, square-foot wing with the defense will ask you to return a sound proo ng, special verdict of manslaughter,” John Apru- lighting and the required candidates make pitch at forum zzese told an Essex County Superior ceiling height to accom- By Gayla Cawley the Ancient Order of Hibernians. Tiffany Magnolia Court jury in opening arguments Mon- modate a lighting rack day. will be added to the back ITEM STAFF It didn’t feature any questions introduces herself and was open to Democratic can- during a forum held Wes Doughty, of Peabody, is accused of the structure, said Di- LYNN — Sixteen Democratic in the deaths of Mark Greenlaw, 37, Nardo. Groundbreaking didates only. The night featured by the Lynn City candidates for City Council and and his ancée, Jennifer O’Connor, 40, for the new studio is ex- a heavy showing from incum- Council and School pected to begin before School Committee were given bents — only three challengers Committee on PEABODY, A3 winter. 2½ minutes Monday night to made an appearance. Monday night at the About a third of the make their case for why they All but two of the seven candi- Ancient Order of building will be used as should be elected in November. dates vying for six seats on the Hibernians in Lynn. common space between The hour-long candidates’ fo- School Committee who spoke at rum was hosted by the Lynn ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO SAUGUS, A3 Democratic City Committee at DEMOCRATS, A3

INSIDE Burlington police protect, Opinion Krause: A reunion serve and ... deliver? to remember. A4 BURLINGTON (AP) — Of- found the packages Monday dents, so police took it upon LOOK! cers in a Massachusetts po- morning in a trash receptacle themselves to deliver them. “Meet Julia Child!” at lice department brie y turned and contacted police. They are also investigating Lynn Public Library. A8 into Amazon drivers after a Police did not say exactly to determine how the packag- stash of undelivered packages how many packages there es ended up at the cemetery Sports PHOTO | JAIME CAMPOS was found in a cemetery. were, but photos posted on so- and have contacted Amazon. English boys soccer Burlington police tweeted cial media showed about 20. They tweeted, “If you see an shuts out NEC foe The double-murder trial of Wes Danvers. B1 that a “diligent groundskeep- The packages were ad- of cer delivering your packag- Doughty began Monday at Sa- er” at a cemetery in the town dressed to Burlington resi- es say hello!” lem Superior Court.

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Dr. Edward T. Rafferty, 96 Mary H. Sullivan, 94 Barbara E. Vienneau, 87 Lynn physician for over 50 years 1932-2019 LYNN — Dr. Edward T. Raf- NAHANT — Mrs. Mary H. MARBLEHEAD — Barbara E. ferty, age 96, died on Sunday, (McDermott) Sullivan, age 94, Vienneau, 87, of Marblehead Sept. 22, 2019 after a brief ill- formerly of Marblehead and and a previous lifelong resi- ness. He was the husband of Lynn, died at the Jesmond dent of Lynn, passed away on the late Catherine F. (Nannery) Nursing Home in Nahant on Sept. 23, 2019. Rafferty, with whom he shared Monday, Sept. 23. She was Born in Lynn on Jan. 23, 1932 57 years of marriage. the wife of the late William W. to her beloved parents, the late A lifelong resident of Lynn, Sullivan. Hubert Huber and Helen (Car- he was the son of the late Born in West eld and raised roll) Huber. Barbara graduated Dr. Thomas B. and Catherine in Lynn, Mrs. Sullivan was the from Lynn Classical in 1950. T. (Curry) Rafferty. He attend- daughter of the late Richard She was a huge fan of any- ed Lynn schools and was a and Mary (Scanlon) Mc- thing related to history. Whether graduate of Lynn Classical Dermott, and raised by the she was watching a documen- High School, Class of 1939, late John and Nellie (Bryan) tary on the television or curled where he remained an active Scanlon. A graduate of Lynn up with a new book, you could member of the Alumni Asso- Classical, she had worked in always nd her expanding her ciation. After leaving Classi- the advertising department for knowledge on her favorite his- cal he attended Holy Cross the New England Telephone torical topics. She enjoyed be- College and then graduated Company Yellow Pages Divi- and Ellen Tansey and her hus- Service information: Rel- ing around the water, and loved survived by her many cousins Cum Laude in 1946 from Tufts sion and also had worked for band Philip of Danvers; and atives and friends are invit- to be able to go up and relax by and friends. Medical School. General Electric. the water by Lake Sunapee in nine grandchildren. He was ed to attend visiting hours Service information: Visiting Dr. Rafferty entered the U.S. Mary is survived by her New Hampshire. With a sharp Navy in 1942 and served for also the brother of the late Dr. four children, Kathleen Sulli- in the BISBEE-PORCELLA hours will be held on Wednes- Thomas Rafferty mind and abundance of en- seven years in Newport, R.I., van of Saugus, Patricia Sul- Funeral Home, 549 Lincoln thusiasm, Barbara could beat day, Sept. 25 from 5-8 p.m. Service information: His and then in the U.S. Navy livan of York, Maine, James Ave., Saugus, on Wednes- most people at trivia and loved at CUFFE-MCGINN Funeral funeral will be held on Fri- Reserve for 18 years. He be- Sullivan and his wife Karen day from 4-8 p.m. Funeral to complete all different kinds Home, 157 Maple St., Lynn. day, Sept. 27 at 10 a.m. from gan his practice in Lynn in of Saugus, Sharon Sullivan from the funeral home on of puzzles. Her funeral will be held from the SOLIMINE Funeral Home, 1948, specializing in urology and her husband Robert Thursday at 9:30 a.m., fol- She was the loving mother the funeral home on Thursday, and was on the staff of Lynn 67 Ocean St. (Route 1A), Savage of Nahant; seven lowed by a funeral Mass in of Debra Ronan, Paul Scott Sept. 26 at 11 a.m., followed and Union hospitals and also Lynn, followed by a funeral grandchildren; and eight Sacred Heart Church, 571 Vienneau and his wife Sha- by a funeral Mass celebrated served as the Essex County Mass at 11 a.m. in St. Pius V great-grandchildren. Boston St., Lynn, at 10:30 ron, Gregg Vienneau, the late at 12 p.m. in St. Pius V Church, medical examiner until his Church, Lynn. Relatives and The family would like to a.m. For directions and James Ronan, Richard, Da- 215 Maple St., Lynn. Burial retirement in 2002. For many friends are respectively invit- thank the staff of the Jesmond condolences www.Bisbee- vid and Thomas Vienneau; services will be private. To years he was a professor of ed. Visiting hours will be on Nursing Home for their care. Porcella.com. the cherished grandmother share a memory or leave on- Urology at Boston University. Thursday, Sept. 26 from 4-8 In lieu of  owers, donations of Amy Costanzo, Missy line condolences, please visit Dr. Rafferty truly loved and p.m. In lieu of owers, do- in her memory can be made Ryan, Courtney, Danielle and www.cuffemcginn.com. believed in the City of Lynn nations may be made to the to the Alzheimer’s Association Evan Vienneau; the adored and in the people of Lynn. Dr. Edward T. Rafferty Schol- at www.alz.org. great-grandmother of Mia and He is survived by his six arship c/o LCHS Alumni As- Nicholas Costanzo, and Ken- children, Brenda Howard and sociation, 235 O’Callaghan dra Michael. Barbara is also LIFE WELL CELEBRATED® her husband James Way, Lynn, MA of Plainville, Gail Carr 01905. Directions of Salem, Catherine and guestbook at Carey and her hus- www.solimine.com. band Craig of Dan- Baker: ‘Tremendous interest’ vers, James Rafferty of Phoe- nix, Ariz., Thomas Rafferty and his wife Marissa of Ipswich, in redeveloping Hynes site By Colin A. Young game right now to be say- STATE HOUSE ing whether we can sup- NEWS SERVICE port all aspects of that or not, but I think it’s good BOSTON — After they that we have something emerged from an hourlong on the board now to dis- meeting together, the gov- cuss in terms of expansion ernor and the state’s top of the convention center legislative leaders on Bea- while at the same time con Hill had very little to nancing it,” the speaker say about the latest grand plans rolled out by their said. counterparts. The legislative leaders’ Last week, House take-it-slow approach to Speaker Robert DeLeo the BCEC expansion issue and Senate President runs counter to the Baker Karen Spilka unveiled a administration’s appar- long-awaited education ent desire to put its plan funding overhaul bill, in motion rather quickly. PHOTO | SHNS proposing to direct $1.5 The plan was announced publicly last Monday and Secretary Kathleen Theoharides and other en- billion in new money into the Massachusetts public by Thursday afternoon vironment of cials took questions Monday on the MCCA’s board had ap- the status of a multi-state initiative to reduce school system over seven years without requiring proved it. carbon emissions, and on offshore wind power Because the sale of the procurement. new taxes. If he shared his opinion of the legislation PHOTO | SHNS Hynes, the lynchpin of the with DeLeo and Spilka governor’s plan, requires Gov. Charlie Baker said he understands that approval from the Legisla- during their private lead- legislative leaders need to mull over his con- ership meeting Monday, ture, the BCEC expansion Hearing exposes vention center idea, just like he needs to “chew Baker was not ready to would likely not be able to share it with the public. on” the Education Committee’s school funding advance without lawmak- tension over pace “We’ve talked brie y bill before commenting. ers weighing in favorably. about it. We’re still doing The executive director of our own homework on it,” they were asked for their to hear the pros and the the MCCA said last week of climate policy the governor told report- thoughts on the big pro- cons,” Spilka said. “But I he would like to have a re- ers Monday when asked if posal Baker’s of ce rolled understand what the pro- quest for proposals to nd By Matt Murphy The goal of the so-called he had discussed the bill out a week ago: the plan, posal is, so in the future I the teams that will de- STATE HOUSE Transportation Climate with DeLeo and Spilka already approved by the will have more to say as to sign and construct the ex- NEWS SERVICE Initiative is to cap emis- and what he thought of Massachusetts Conven- whether I can fully sup- pansion at the BCEC out sions from vehicles and oth- within the next 60 days. BOSTON — Energy it. “I think the work that tion Center Authority, port this or not.” er transportation sources, After DeLeo and and Environmental Af- was done by both branch- to sell the Hynes Con- DeLeo, who said he has and use the money derived Spilka broke off from the fairs Secretary Kathleen es to try and nd a path vention Center to help supported the general idea from the sale of credits for post-meeting scrum with Theoharides told a Sen- forward on this is a really nance a $500 million of expanding the BCEC excess emissions to invest reporters, Baker talked up ate oversight committee good thing, but until we expansion of the Boston “for a period of time,” said in low-carbon transporta- his BCEC expansion plan Monday it could expect have a chance to do a little Convention and Exhibi- it is too soon to say wheth- tion infrastructure. the early framework for a more homework ... we’ll tion Center. er he supports the gover- and said it does not both- Theoharides said the multi-state pact to reduce have more to say about it “I believe that I need nor’s plan or not. He said er him that the speaker leadership team of the TCI carbon emissions from later.” to rst discuss this with Baker’s proposal is good and Senate president did transportation sources by meets monthly, and gath- A few minutes later, some of my colleagues, “fodder” for the Legisla- not give much indication early October, ahead of a ered last week in Mont- the legislative leaders particularly those that ture to think about. of their thoughts on the legislative summit at Yale. pellier, Vt. The framework returned the favor when represent these areas and “I think it’s early in the plan. The update came during released in early October a tense hearing where will be turned into a mem- MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Sen. Michael Barrett, of orandum of understand- Lexington, complained ing by November with the Inc., was awarded a lenging the Trump ad- two weeks. goal of states being able to MBTA agrees to 80-car about the administra- $41 million contract for ministration’s expansion The lawyers committee sign a nalized agreement commuter rail procurement tion’s “infatuation with engineering and program of deportation powers. argues the expanded policy by December. planning” and Sen. Marc management services in The Boston-based violates due process rights. Pacheco said it was en- BOSTON (SHNS) Pacheco urged Gov. Char- connection with the coach Lawyers for Civil Rights The American Civil couraging that the frame- — MBTA of cials on lie Baker to use his posi- Monday awarded a $278 procurement. said Monday it has led a Liberties Union led a tion to push for more ag- work would be released before the Council of million contract to Hyun- In November, the federal lawsuit in Wash- similar lawsuit on behalf gressive climate action. dai-Rotem to produce T plans to release a ington, D.C., on behalf of Texas, New York and The criticism had less to State Governments hosts 80 new commuter rail request for proposal for of Massachusetts immi- Florida groups in August. do with the Transporta- a summit at Yale Univer- coaches. additional bi-level coach- grant advocacy groups Federal agencies named tion Climate Initiative and sity at the end of October es, with an award of up Centro Presente and the in the lawsuit didn’t re- more to do with the frustra- where the TCI will be one The bi-level coaches will to 100 coaches expected Pioneer Valley Workers spond to an email seeking tion felt by leading climate of the topics. increase passenger capac- activists and legislators Theoharides, who is plan- ity by 14,000 seats daily, in November 2020. Those Center. comment. with the pace of activity on ning to attend the CSG T of cials said, and will coaches are marked for The administration in Beacon Hill. Earlier in the summit in Connecticut, replace single-level coach- delivery between July July expanded immigra- es. The rst coaches are 2024 and June 2027. tion of cers’ “expedited day, Pacheco gave a speech said a “high degree of  exi- 781-593-7700 on the  oor of the Senate bility is being built into the expected in September removal” powers to any Publishing Daily, except Sundays warning about the dan- program for how states can 2022 and the last coaches Groups sue over migrants in the country USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 gers of waiting too long to spend the money,” which is under the procurement fast-tracked deportations less than two years. 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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Peabody defendant’s lawyer: It’s a matter of degrees Lynn leaders want a more PEABODY rapid connection to Boston From A1 LYNN pared to other expansion at a Farm Avenue home From A1 efforts, because the major that has since been con- cost would be the trains. demned. diesel multiple units The proposal comes at a He has pleaded not (DMU) or electric mul- time where there’s a state guilty. tiple units (EMU),” the focus on improving Lynn’s Doughty is on trial for letter reads. “The current outdated transportation two counts of murder, at- fares of the commuter rail system. tempted arson, carjacking, make access to this pub- Part of the $43.3 billion kidnapping, and assault lic service out of reach for fiscal year 2020 state bud- and battery with a dan- hard-working people in get requires the MBTA gerous weapon. these communities.” to study the feasibility of The difference between The proposed service the decades-long goal of first-degree murder and would make stops at the extending the Blue Line manslaughter is signif- Central Square station, from the Wonderland Sta- icant when it comes to McGee said, along with tion in Revere to Lynn. sentencing. Typically, a the Riverworks Station, In addition, Lynn was first degree, premeditated where an 1,100-unit tran- named a “priority place” murder conviction calls sit-oriented development in the MBTA Focus 40 for life in prison without is planned. plan, an investment plan the possibility of parole. A The mayor said stops in that positions the MBTA manslaughter conviction Chelsea, Revere and Ever- to meet the needs of the offers the chance of parole. ett, and connections to the Greater Boston region in In her opening, Kate recently expanded Silver 2040. MassDOT has en- MacDougall, Essex Coun- Line, where development listed a consultant to com- ty assistant district at- is increasing because of plete a Lynn Transit Ac- torney, said Greenlaw the new casino and Suffolk tion Plan Study, which is grew up in Salem and PHOTO | JAIME CAMPOS Downs, should be consid- underway and is looking was trained as a carpen- ered as part of the service. at how to revamp public ter. He was a father to his Dale Girard becomes emotional during the line of questioning in the opening proceedings of Wes Doughty’s double murder trial at Salem Su- Crighton said there’s transportation in the city. 18-year-old son, Matthew. no firm estimate on how perior Court on Monday. “But for most of his adult much implementing the Gayla Cawley can be life, Mark Greenlaw bat- proposed service would reached at gcawley@item- tled his own demons and and shot him once in the Prosecutors said Dough- Massachusetts State Po- cost, but it would be an live.com. Follow her on battled addiction,” she face with a shotgun. He ty fled and abducted Ken- lice headquarters in Dan- inexpensive option com- Twitter @GaylaCawley. said. “Despite that, he died instantly. neth Metz in his car at vers. was very close to his fam- Minutes later, she said, knifepoint in Middleton, In tearful testimony, Bol- ily, particularly his mother, the defendant turned tied him up with the seat- lettiero-Duarte testifiedSaugus voters approve Margo Bollettiero-Duarte.” his attention to O’Con- belt, and drove to Boston her son was a happy-go- MacDougall described nor. Prosecutors allege together. Metz, a 64-year- lucky person. O’Connor, a Beverly na- he stabbed her repeat- old grandfather, escaped “He was my baby,” she upgrade for cable TV tive, as a pretty blonde edly, slit her throat, and when Doughty stopped at said. “But he struggled capabilities. who was once a high slashed under each breast. a liquor store. The fugitive with prescription drugs SAUGUS New studio cameras school cheerleader. Following the murders, was captured a week later such as Soboxin, Adderall, From A1 with robotic pan, zoom, “For most of her life, Doughty, and a second in South Carolina. Xanax and cocaine.” SCTV and the Historical pedestal tripods and a Jennifer was beset by one man, Michael Hebb, 45, Ann Mailo, 24, testified She talked with him Society. It will include wireless teleprompter health crisis after another, wrapped the bodies in she was driving on Farm two dozen times a day bathrooms and a kitchen. service will run a $51,000 including a flesh eating plastic and carpeting, Avenue on the night of the and knew something was An additional $275,000 bill. disease that left her body placed them in the base- homicide when a woman, wrong when her call went ravaged and her sense of ment and surrounded later identified as Chris- will be used to upgrade Included in the studio to his voicemail the night equipment. herself destroyed,” she them with cans of kero- tine Cummisky, flagged of the killing. upgrades will be steel said. “Jennifer too, battled sene and a propane torch. down her silver Subaru. “The first thing peo- grids to hold lighting, “His calls never went to ple are going to notice at addiction to crack cocaine Based, in part, on state- She told Mailo she was voicemail, and my daugh- $75,000 worth of new and other drugs.” ments by Hebb, prose- fleeing a murder scene. home is that things will custom LED lighting and ter, who also suffered from look different,” said Brian The couple were in the cutors said the men’s in- “She was running to- heroin addiction, called me dimming controls and a wrong place at the wrong tention was to burn the ward me in the snow in her Nadeau, executive direc- $22,000 podcast room. that night and asked for tor of SCTV. time that February night bodies. socks,” she said. “I rolled a ride to that crack house “We would have The current system was in 2017, she said. Hebb pleaded guilty down the window to see if and I refused,” she said. the ability to have a purchased in 2007 and the Shortly after Greenlaw in January to helping to she needed help and she “She called me later to say stunning-looking pro- manufacturer continued and O’Connor arrived at cover up and attempting came through the passen- my son was murdered.” gram,” said Nadeau. the model in 2016, said the house to buy drugs, to destroy evidence after ger window into the front The trial is expected As part of the agree- Nadeau. A new $55,000 an argument between the couple died. In Janu- seat … screaming let’s get to continue through the ment, SCTV will help the system will support wide Doughty and Greenlaw ary, Judge Timothy Feeley out of here and told me week. Historical Society pay for ensued over a woman, sentenced Hebb to serve two people were no longer screen video, will be High the building’s expenses. MacDougall said. Police six to seven years in pris- in the world … and they’re Thomas Grillo can be Definition ready if Com- The terms of the lease are said Doughty confronted on followed by five years of going to kill me.” reached at tgrillo@item- cast supplies a High Defi- still being negotiated. Greenlaw in the kitchen probation. Mailo drove her to the live.com. nition channel, and video Town Meeting also al- on demand. Control room located $215,000 to cover Democratic council, school candidates make pitch at forum costs will total $52,000 operating expenses until and include high defini- June 2020. tion recording, a high defi- and two Democratic chal- DEMOCRATS nition audio board, stu- Bridget Turcotte can be lengers, Lennin Ernesto From A1 dio-grade microphones, reached at bturcotte@item- Pena and Jose M. Encar- virtual set design soft- live.com. Follow her on the forum addressed over- nacion, were invited but ware and live streaming Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. crowding as a pressing didn’t show up. issue in the Lynn Public Net and LaPierre both Schools. spoke about the city being School Committee in- able to balance its fiscal Selling a house? cumbents Donna Coppola, year 2020 budget, filling John Ford and Lorraine a projected $5 million gap, Buying a house? Gately all spoke about as an accomplishment. overcrowding at Lynn En- Ward 2 Councilor Rick glish High School specifi- Starbard, a Republican in- Find out what properties cally, which increased from cumbent who is running recently sold in your area. about 1,800 students last unopposed, and three un- school year to more than enrolled candidates, Mar- Check out 2,000 students this year. ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO ven Hyppolite, a challenger Ford said the district is for the Ward 5 Council seat; considering a plan to add School Committee member Michael Satter- Joel Hyppolite, a challenger the Real Estate page portable classrooms by white used his 2 ½ minutes to discuss special for Councilor-at-Large, and in Saturday’s paper. next September, which are education standards Monday night. Sandra Lopez, a challenger “desperately” needed at for School Committee, were Lynn English and Breed district, and is running to William O’Shea, spoke of not invited. Middle School. advocate for more of their the need for a new Pick- Ward 5 Councilor Dian- Gately suggested a split voices to be heard. ering Middle School, and na Chakoutis was invited schedule at Lynn English, The majority of at-large a better process after a but could not attend. where some students and ward councilor incum- failed vote two years ago. The election is Nov. 5. come in the morning and bents on the City Council Ward 6 Councilor Fred others in the afternoon to said they didn’t want to Hogan said he was focused Gayla Cawley can be alleviate large class sizes. see any change on the pan- on following through on reached at gcawley@item- She saw that option used el. The consensus among his promises to his constit- live.com. Follow her on first-hand during her time them was that they work uents and getting things Twitter @GaylaCawley. as a biology teacher at the well together and have done. His opponent, Cinda school when it was under been able to get a lot done. Danh, did not appear. construction. But Natasha Me- Ward 7 Councilor Jay Committee member Mi- gie-Maddrey, who is chal- Walsh said he feels it’s im- chael Satterwhite said the lenging Richard Colucci in portant to focus on things district has a lot of work Ward 4, said she’s running that may seem small but to do with making sure it to bring change to the city, make a difference, such is complying with special but nothing is going to as fixing sidewalks and America’s education standards. change if voters keep on helping people dig out af- Oldest School Committee in- electing the same people. ter snowstorms. His oppo- Founded 1818 cumbent Brian Castella- Colucci cited his accom- nent, Alexis Reynoso, did nos spoke about the im- plishments during his not appear. portance of making sure time on the council, and Of the seven candidates 201 years in 2019 students’ voices were rep- said it’s important to him vying for the four Coun- resented in policy-making that he does what his con- cilor-at-Large seats, only decisions in the district. stituents want. two — incumbents Hong BuY YoUr Jared Nicholson, an in- City Council President Net and Brian LaPierre cumbent on the School Darren Cyr, who is run- — appeared. Incumbents TiCkEtS ToDaY! Committee, said one doesn’t ning for Ward 3, said his Buzzy Barton and Brian have to look far to see where accomplishments in the Field could not appear, AdMiSsIoN PaSsEs the American Dream is, ward include an invest- referring to the variety of ment into roadwork and & CoNcErT TiCkEtS different languages spoken parks, and the construc- LAW OFFICES OF On SaLe NoW! in the Lynn Public Schools. tion of a new Thurgood JAMES J. CARRIGAN But the district can do bet- Marshall Middle School. • Social Security Disability ter in some areas, such as His opponent, George • Workers Compensation • Accidents Fri. Oct. 4 providing students with Meimeteas, did not ap- 25 years located across more college and career pear. from Lynn District Court pathways, he said. Ward 1 Councilor Wayne 15 Johnson St. Tiffany Magnolia, a chal- Lozzi said he was proud of 781-596-0100 thru Mon. Oct. 14 lenger for School Commit- his efforts toward Lynn’s JAMES J. CARRIGAN tee, said as a parent of an recent designation as a ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN LPS student, she hears green community, making LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL stories about how par- it eligible for grant oppor- www.jamescarriganlaw.com WWW.TOPSFIELDFAIR.ORG ents feel shut out in the tunities. His opponent, [email protected] A4 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2019 OPINION A reunion to remember HOW TO REACH US E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall Steve 110 Munroe St. W J. K TŸ  J ¢£ Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton Krause Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  C  T¢¤ Michael H. Shanahan Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman Customer Service Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS My wife Linda likes to Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 say class reunions are like Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 the last scene in “A League All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 of Their Own.” Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 You may remember. The Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 actress who played Dottie Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 Hinson as an adult wid- classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 ow walks with trepidation Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 Subscriptions into the baseball Hall of [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 Fame, looking at the mem- PHOTO | MARY ARCHAMBAULT Circulation orabilia from her time as Members of the Saugus High Class of 1969 at- [email protected] a professional ballplayer tended Saturday’s “One Last Look” tour of the Ext. 3 during World War II, and school, below, before it gets torn down next peering into the eyes of the Newsroom year. From left, Britt Johnson, Ken Saccone, women with whom she’d [email protected] Kris Cooper, Marie (Inello) Adams, Barbara played, hoping to recog- [email protected] nize some. One-by-one, (Scott) Quirion, Linda Krause, Leo Archam- Ext. 4 bault and Maggie Mekalian (professional name EDITORIAL she meets up with those Sports women from so long ago, Patty Punch). [email protected] and falls in with them. Ext. 5 This weekend was Lin- da’s 50th reunion at Sau- Retail and Online No, the war on Advertising gus High. And there was a [email protected] lot of that “League of Their Own” stuff going on at ADVERTISING terror isn’t over Kowloon Friday night. As Ernie Carpenter Jr. the outsider in this equa- Director of Advertising and Business Development, ext. 1355 This month’s nods to the anniversary of Sept. 11, tion, I sat and watched as [email protected] 2001, had barely faded from the news when three fresh waves of people came to developments jarred those among us who no longer Ralph Mitchell our table and peered at Sales Representative, ext. 1313 have the possibility of terror attacks top of mind. Linda’s nametag. Then, [email protected] lLast weekend, the White House confirmed that Osa- their faces changed ex- ITEM FILE PHOTO Patricia Whalen ma bin Laden’s son Hamza had been “killed in a United pressions, and they ended there was a library here? I Baby Boom generation’s Sales Representative, ext. 1310 States counterterrorism operation in the Afghanistan/ up chatting in happy rec- [email protected] Pakistan region.” Hamza bin Laden had threatened never knew that.” defining historic moment. ognition of each other. BUSINESS OFFICE al-Qaida’s revenge for his father’s death, and in a 2017 And that’s how the night One of the interesting “I was in the mechanical video urged lone-wolf attacks against Jews, Americans, went. things about high school drawing room, and it came Maria Alvaracin other Westerners and Russians. is that there is rarely any over that President Ken- ext. 1205 As it happens, the day [email protected] lOn Thursday, a federal grand jury indicted a former after the Class of 1969’s middle ground when it nedy had been killed. I just American Airlines mechanic for allegedly attempting to reunion, the school hosted comes to how you look at remember looking up at Susan J. Conti sabotage an airliner by effectively disabling a compo- Controller, ext. 1288 “One Last Look,” a tour those three, or four (de- the clock, for some reason. nent that helps pilots gauge the aircraft’s airspeed and [email protected] of the high school, which pending on how your school I was profoundly shocked.” pitch. Pilots detected a problem and aborted takeoff of a is slated to be razed next system was structured), As of next year, Sau- Ted Grant July flight from Miami to the Bahamas with 150 people years. You either look back gus will join communities Publisher, ext. 1234 on board. On Friday, the mechanic, who prosecutors say summer so that the new [email protected] facility — which looms fondly or you view them such as Lynn, Marblehead, may have ties to Islamic State, pleaded not guilty. Marian Kinney over the property like a more ambivalently. Opin- Swampscott, Beverly, Ev- lLate Thursday came a Chicago Tribune report that erett, Chelsea and so many ext. 1212 skyscraper — can open. ion is generally split down [email protected] evoked echoes of many previous terror cases: A New the middle, depending, I others that have state- Jersey man who had been trained in bomb-making and There was more of the Will Kraft “League of Their Own” suppose, on whether you of-the-art schools. In this intelligence gathering and who allegedly spent years case, it’ll be a combined Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 motif Saturday, too, not were among the chosen [email protected] scouting landmarks as potential terrorism targets had high school/middle school. only with my wife’s class, few or the unchosen many. been charged by federal authorities with terror offens- Selectwoman Debra Pa- Mike Shanahan but in general. The school “They are the best years es. Among dozens of “hot spots” the defendant allegedly netta did not graduate Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 opened in 1955, and any- of your life,” Adams said, [email protected] scouted in Boston, New York and Washington: Fenway from Saugus High. She one who ever attended was “and when you’re going Park, the Statue of Liberty, U.N. headquarters, the grew up in Malden. But Carolina Trujillo urged to go so they could through them you don’t Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 George Washington Bridge, the Empire State Building, she’s spent so much time see that homeroom one know it.” [email protected] the White House and the Washington Monument. in her public life advocat- final time, or visit a lab, Jo-Ann (Hatch) Venezia, We cite these incidents neither to alarm nor to inter- ing for a new school, both Jim Wilson reminisce about games of while she doesn’t look back Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 ject them into policy disputes — on the proper U.S. re- as a school committee donkey basketball in the on her high school years as [email protected] sponse to Iran-sponsored terror, or a troop drawdown member and now, as a se- gym, or maybe share one being torturous, offered a CIRCULATION in Afghanistan, or the importance of national security lectwoman, that she feels final laugh about a food middle-of-the-road view. issues in this nation’s presidential campaign. a pull. Her children grad- Lisa Mahmoud Each of these new developments, though, is a remind- fight in the cafeteria. It’ll “I had a lot of growth uated from the school. Manager, ext. 1239 er that for the foreseeable future, Americans cannot re- (in those years),” she said. [email protected] be truly just a memory by “Seeing the building go- treat into a holiday from history like the carefree dozen “But I can’t say they were this time next year. ing up, and knowing this CLASSIFIED years from the 1989 fall of the Berlin Wall to 9/11. the best.” Various classes decorat- is coming down, it feels Perpetual crisis shouldn’t be this nation’s condition. Others, who perhaps Abbe Young Smith ed their designated rooms kind of weird,” Panetta Manager, ext. 1276 But vigilance and resolve should. Osama bin Laden hadn’t been back very of- with relevant reminders of said Saturday. “It’s defi- [email protected] gambled that we as a people are too unwilling to suf- their year of graduation. ten, or had seen the beauti- nitely been a long time.” GRAPHICS fer combat casualties and too irresolute to mount a sus- ful new schools being erect- For example, those from When we were going tained retaliation to his terror campaign. Thus far, that’s ed in areas that surround Trevor Andreozzi the Class of 1967 dressed through the school Sat- been a bad wager, as his now-deceased son could attest. Saugus, weren’t really sure Designer up as hippies, hung love urday morning, the place [email protected] History doesn’t knock. It bursts in, unannounced. Think why there was a need to beads everywhere, and was mobbed. It was no back to 2001: One day Americans thought they were in- one woman sat behind a tear the place down. Mark Sutherland less crowded later in the Creative Director vulnerable; the next day men armed with box cutters and cardboard cutout of a “Big “I wanted to know why ailerons were murdering them by the thousands. day, according to those [email protected] Yellow Taxi.” Marie (Inel- they wanted to build a who attended. And it just The practical requirements on all of us Americans: lo) Adams from the class of new school,” said Lucille NEWSROOM first that we give our appreciation (and adequate fund- proves that whether they ’69 proudly pointed out the MacLeod. “Then I came to- were the “Glory Days” of Mike Alongi ing) to the men and women who work to keep global ter- giant poster of the moon day. Now I know.” Sports Reporter ext. 1228 Bruce Springsteen fame [email protected] ror groups at bay; second that we abide by the mundane landing that adorned the In the early 1960s, af- but crucial If you see something, say something. or something much less door of that classroom. ter a spate of fires, junior Bill Brotherton Because in addition to Sept. 11, there’s another date than that, all of us feel the More than one Golden high students had to go Features Editor ext. 1338 from 2001 we should commemorate: Sept. 10. May that need now and then to take [email protected] Sachem walked in and an- to the high school, and be the last gasp of Americans’ denial that in addition a step back in time and re- nounced “I think this was there were split sessions. Gayla Cawley to the mass killers who commit domestic terror, other visit our youth. Reporter, ext. 1236 schemers who see the world as their battlefield would where my homeroom was.” Robyn Berry, in the sev- [email protected] love to see us all dead. And one, perhaps with a enth grade at the time, Steve Krause can be reached at skrause@item- Cheryl Charles hint of irony, said in mock remembers vividly where News Editor, ext. 1278 A Chicago Tribune editorial surprise “did you know she was on perhaps the live.com. [email protected] Bella diGrazia LETTER TO THE EDITOR Reporter, ext. 1317 [email protected] Olivia Falcigno Photographer, ext.1224 Taking pride in the Lynn Senior Center [email protected] opportunities for seniors uting hundreds of bags of Thomas Grillo As someone who has been affordable hot lunch every ferent exercise and weight- Reporter, ext. 1264 professionally connected weekday that is not only loss programs to meet to participate in low- and healthy food and produce [email protected] to the Lynn Senior Center nutritious but also offers individual needs. Twice a moderately-priced trips to a to low-income seniors. Spenser Hasak during much of my 35-year an opportunity for people week, nurses are available variety of destinations, like For many years, the Lynn Photographer, ext. 1332 tenure at Greater Lynn to socialize. It also offers to check blood pressure Foxwoods — and coming up Senior Center has been [email protected] Senior Services (GLSS) and countless opportunities for and answer questions, and this month — the Topsfield the distribution source for Thor Jourgensen as a city taxpayer, I feel it is people to explore a wide va- falls specialists work one- Fair. We also offer seasonal Farmers’ Market Coupons, Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 important to correct serious riety of interests and activ- on-one and in groups to events, such as the annual one more way we provide [email protected] misinformation circulated ities, such as dance and art help participants improve “Turkey Shoot” in Novem- for the nutritional needs of Daniel Kane in recent weeks about the classes; playing games like strength, balance, and ber, where participants can low-income seniors in our Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 Center and the work that is Wii, Bingo, and billiards; mobility. This is thanks to win gift cards and prizes, community. [email protected] done there. using our computer room to a unique program provided and an annual holiday I invite anyone to stop Steve Krause GLSS takes great pride check email or surf the net; by GLSS called The Kiosk party, with a live band by and see for themselves Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 — as we have for more watching movies; and much for Living Well™. and dancing, in December, how much the Lynn [email protected] than 40 years — in the rich more. The Center also has I doubt there is any other which is sold out every year. Senior Center has to offer. Harold Rivera variety of programming we many clubs where residents senior center in our area These are just a few of the I will be happy to give Sports Editor, ext. 1238 [email protected] have consistently offered can connect with, and share that offers these important events and activities hap- you a tour and provide an to residents age 60 and in, activities with others health services to vulner- pening in the next couple overview of the many ex- Anne Marie Tobin Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 older at the Lynn Senior who enjoy sports, billiards, able senior citizens on this of months, and this kind citing activities and help- [email protected] Center, a modern, light- knitting — you name it. We scale or frequency. This fall of robust programming is ful programs we make filled space rented by the even have a Ukulele Club and winter, we will provide offered all year round at the available to older adults Bridget Turcotte Reporter, ext. 1269 City and located within our that meets and makes mu- three free flu clinics. By Lynn Senior Center. in Lynn every weekday. [email protected] headquarters building at sic together every week. appointment, people can Above and beyond all of Ryan York 8 Silsbee St. Currently, the Many activities have visit our on-site hair salon this, staff and volunteers Marilyn A. Long Copy Editor, ext. 1220 Center is open and staffed a strong emphasis on or see a licensed podiatrist, participate in the monthly Director of Community [email protected] Monday-Friday from 8 a.m. promoting the health and who comes to the Center Brown Bag Project, in con- Programs, TECHNOLOGY until 4 p.m. well-being of older adults. regularly. junction with the Greater Greater Lynn Senior The Center serves an We offer a number of dif- There are also regular Boston Food Bank, distrib- Services Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Trump insists he never pressed Ukraine to dig for Biden dirt

By Lisa Mascaro and the phone call and said he Biden and his son Hunter lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, in- Mary Clare Jalonick didn’t want to give money in the kind of corruption appropriately tried to in- ASSOCIATED PRESS to Ukraine — if there were that has long plagued fluence the government of corruption issues. Trump’s Ukraine. Hunter Biden Ukraine for political gain. WASHINGTON — Con- comments raised further served on the board of a The House intelligence, gressional Democrats on questions about wheth- Ukrainian gas company at Foreign Affairs and Over- Monday pressed their er he improperly used the same time his father sight and Government Re- demands for full disclo- his office to pressure the was leading the Obama form committees asked for sure of a whistleblower’s country into investigating administration’s diplo- documents two weeks ago. complaint about Presi- the former vice president matic dealings with Kyiv. Meanwhile, Senate dent Donald Trump and and his family as a way of Though the timing raised Democratic Leader Chuck intensified calls for im- helping his own reelection concerns among anti-cor- Schumer of New York peachment. Trump insist- prospects. ruption advocates, there called on Republican Ma- ed anew he did nothing “It’s very important to has been no evidence of jority Leader Mitch Mc- wrong in his conversation talk about corruption,” wrongdoing by either the Connell to investigate the with Ukraine’s leader that Trump told reporters as former vice president or whistleblower’s complaint. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS is at the center of the com- he opened meetings at the his son. In a letter to McConnell, he plaint. United Nations. “If you The matter is under new President Donald Trump speaks during a said that the Republicans’ Republican lawmakers don’t talk about corrup- scrutiny following the meeting at the InterContinental Barclay hotel “see no evil, hear no evil” remained largely silent tion, why would you give whistleblower’s mid-Au- during the United Nations General Assembly attitude toward the presi- amid the reports that money to a country that gust complaint, which fol- Monday in New York. dent’s actions “is unaccept- the president pressured you think is, is corrupt?” lowed Trump’s July 25 call able and must change.” Ukraine’s leader to help Later Monday, Trump with Ukraine President manding details of the the House. Schumer called on Mc- investigate political rival denied telling the Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskiy. The complaint, but the acting The chairmen of three Connell to take five spe- Joe Biden at the same president that his country person who filed the com- director of national intel- House committees are cific steps to probe the time the White House was would only get U.S. aid if it plaint did not have first- ligence, Joseph Maguire, threatening to subpoena current situation, includ- withholding $250 million investigated Biden’s son. hand knowledge of the has refused to share that Secretary of State Mike ing issuing a subpoena to in aid to the Eastern Eu- “I didn’t do it,” he said. call, according to a person information, citing presi- Pompeo if he does not pro- compel the whistleblow- ropean nation. Trump has sought, with- familiar with the matter. dential privilege. He is set duce information about er’s complaint to be deliv- Trump acknowledged out evidence, to implicate Lawmakers are de- to testify Thursday before whether Trump and his ered to Congress. GM strike in second week: Some progress but no end in sight By Tom Krisher ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK — The strike against General Motors by 49,000 United Auto Workers entered its second week Monday with progress reported in nego- tiations but no clear end FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS in sight. Chinese graduate students Zhaojin Li, left, and Bargainers met all Pengfei Liu stand in front of the entrance to weekend and returned to the Robert Larner College of Medicine at the talks Monday morning University of Vermont in Burlington, Vt. as the strike entered its eighth day. Talks continued even as GM accused picketers U.S. universities in Tennessee of blocking traffic, placing screws seeing decline in and nails on public roads, harassing motorists and damaging vehicles. students from China The company detailed its complaints before a lo- By Michael Melia ber of new Chinese grad- cal judge approved a tem- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS uate students arriving on porary restraining order and Wilson Ring Union members picket outside a General Motors facility in Langhorne, ASSOCIATED PRESS campus dropped from 110 Sunday barring certain Pa. The strike against GM by United Auto Workers entered its second last fall to 70 this time. unruly behavior at the BURLINGTON, Vt. — As a result, the school is Spring Hill factory com- week Monday with progress reported in negotiations but no clear end After a decade of booming reviewing the viability of plex, which makes engines in sight. enrollment by students some graduate programs and SUVs. from China, American uni- that have been most af- Court documents say faster route to full wages tomotive said that GM compared with an average versities are starting to see fected by the decline. about 100 nonunion sal- for new hires, and use of had stocked up before the of $50 at factories run by steep declines as political “I wouldn’t describe it aried GM employees and temporary workers. The strike with a 77-day sup- foreign-based automakers tensions between the two as catastrophically bad,” contractors remain work- person didn’t want to be ply of vehicles. But before mainly in the South. countries cut into a major President Alison Da- ing at the plant so it can identified because details the strike, the supply of Issues that are snagging source of tuition revenue. vis-Blake said. “We’ve resume normal operations of the bargaining are con- larger SUVs such as the the talks include the for- Several universities been very intentional when the strike ends. GM fidential. Chevrolet Tahoe already mula for profit sharing, have reported drops of about knowing that a is also shipping 1,000 fin- Workers walked off their was below the industry which the union wants to one-fifth or more this fall drop-off was coming and ished vehicles ordered by jobs early on Sept. 16, average 61 days’ worth of improve. Currently work- in the number of new really broadening our in- customers via commer- paralyzing production at vehicles. ers get $1,000 for every students from China. To ternational and domestic cial haulers. The company about 30 manufacturing Workers also will feel $1 billion the company adapt, some schools are footprint.” says safety and security sites in nine states. pressure. They got their makes before taxes in stepping up recruiting in Significant drops also are the highest priority Already the strike forced last GM paycheck last North America. This year other parts of the world have been reported this and a minority of picket- GM to shut down two week and will have to workers got checks for and working to hold on fall at such schools as the ers was unlawful. Canadian factories that start living on $250 per $10,750 each, less than to their share of students University of Vermont, Several protesters were make engines, older-model week in strike pay start- last year’s $11,500. from China. which saw a 23 percent arrested for blocking the pickup trucks and two car ing this week. Wages also are an issue University administra- decline in Chinese stu- roadway last Wednesday. models. If the strike drags The union wants a big- with the company seek- tors and observers say dent enrollment, and the UAW spokesman Bri- on much longer, GM like- ger share of GM’s more ing to shift compensation trade conflicts and U.S. University of Nebras- an Rothenberg says the ly will have to close more than $30 billion in profits more to lump sums that concerns about the securi- ka-Lincoln, which had a union is committed to factories in Mexico and during the past five years. depend on earnings and ty risks posed by visiting 20 percent decrease. conducting strike-related Canada because engines, But the company sees a workers wanting hour- Chinese students appear China sends more stu- activities safely and law- transmissions and other global auto sales decline ly increases that will be to be accelerating a trend dents to study in the U.S. fully and is working with components are built in ahead and wants to bring there if the economy goes driven also by growing in- than any other country. law enforcement as issues the United States. Compa- its labor costs in line with south. ternational competition, Its 363,000 students rep- arise. nies that supply parts to U.S. plants owned by for- They’re also bargain- visa complications and resent one-third of all in- In the talks, a person GM also will have to start eign automakers. ing over use of temporary the development of Chi- ternational students. But briefed on them said bar- cutting production. The top production workers and a path to na’s own higher education the numbers have leveled gainers are haggling about Consumers this week worker wage is about $30 make them full-time, as system. off in recent years, reflect- wages and profit sharing, will start to see fewer per hour, and GM’s total well as a faster track for At Bentley University in ing a trend among inter- new product for factories trucks, SUVs and cars labor costs including bene- getting newly hired work- Massachusetts, the num- national students overall. that GM wants to close, a on dealer lots. Cox Au- fits are about $63 per hour ers to the top UAW wage. Hawaii coral show signs of stress amid record-setting heat

By Caleb Jones the National Oceanic and Forecasters expect high economy: Tourism thrives ASSOCIATED PRESS Atmospheric Administra- temperatures in the north largely because of coral tion. “What is really im- Pacific will continue to reefs that help create and CAPTAIN COOK, Ha- portant — or alarming, pump heat into Hawaii’s protect iconic white sand waii — At the edge of an probably more appropri- waters well into October. beaches, offer snorkeling ancient lava flow where ately — about this event “Temperatures have and diving spots, and help jagged black rocks meet is that we’ve been track- been warm for quite a long form waves that draw surf- the Pacific, small off-the- ing above where we were time,” Gove said. “It’s not ers from around the world. grid homes overlook the at this time in 2015.” just how hot it is — it’s Ocean temperatures calm blue waters of Papa Researchers using high- how long those ocean tem- are not uniformly warm Bay on Hawaii’s Big Island tech equipment to monitor peratures stay warm.” across the state, Gove not- — no tourists or hotels in Hawaii’s reefs are seeing Coral reefs are vital ed. Local wind patterns, sight. Here, one of the is- early signs of bleaching in around the world as they currents and even fea- lands’ most abundant and Papa Bay and elsewhere not only provide a habitat tures on land can create vibrant coral reefs thrives caused by a marine heat for fish — the base of the hot spots in the water. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS just below the surface. wave that has sent tem- marine food chain — but “You have things like Yet even this remote Fish swim near bleaching coral in Kahala’u peratures soaring to record food and medicine for hu- two giant volcanoes on the shoreline far from the Bay in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii. highs for months. June, mans. They also create an Big Island blocking the impacts of chemical sun- July and parts of August essential shoreline barrier predominant trade winds,” screen, trampling feet major marine heat wave the region has ever expe- all experienced the hot- that breaks apart large making the island’s west and industrial wastewa- killed nearly half of this rienced. test ocean temperatures ocean swells and protects coast, where Papa Bay ter is showing early signs coastline’s coral, federal “In 2015, we hit tem- ever recorded around the densely populated shore- sits, one of the hottest of what’s expected to be researchers are predict- peratures that we’ve nev- Hawaiian Islands. So far lines from storm surges parts of the state, Gove a catastrophic season for ing another round of hot er recorded ever in Ha- in September, oceanic tem- during hurricanes. said. He said he expects coral in Hawaii. water will cause some of waii,” said Jamison Gove, peratures are below only In Hawaii, reefs are “severe” coral bleaching in Just four years after a the worst coral bleaching an oceanographer with those seen in 2015. also a major part of the those places. A6 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2019 POLICE/FIRE Trial begins for former Dallas All address information, particu- on Saturday at 9:50 a.m. at Complaints larly arrests, reflect police records. In Condon Circle. Officer reports the event of a perceived inaccuracy, no injuries and assisted with A caller reported a neighbor cop who fatally shot neighbor was trying to move in and had it is the sole responsibility of the con- paperwork. Crash booked by the Massachusetts State Po- their stuff blocking the side- By Jake Bleiberg cerned party to contact the relevant lice. Operator refused medical walk at 10:04 a.m. Sunday on ASSOCIATED PRESS police department and have the de- Washington Street. She report- attention. DALLAS — A white Dal- edly asked the person to move partment issue a notice of correction Caller reported a motor ve- las police officer went on and the neighbor refused. to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- hicle crash with property dam- trial Monday in the shoot- ifications will not be made without age at 275 North Broadway Police reported the neighbors ing death of a black neigh- express notice of change from the on Sunday at 12:51 p.m. The had moved their stuff outside bor as attorneys sparred Massachusetts State Police temporarily while they were arresting police department. over whether the officer was notified. painting and the sidewalk was distracted by a phone would be open soon. LYNN call when she mistook the Alarms A caller reported an exercise neighbor’s apartment for machine was left outside with Arrests A 911 hangup call was re- her own and the victim for a “free” sign for anyone who an intruder. ceived from 9 Juniper Road wanted it, but kids came by Joseph Espinoza, 19, of 90 Prosecutors contend on Friday at 4:40 p.m. Officer and destroyed it at 11:30 a.m. Hollingsworth St., Apt. 1, was Amber Guyger, 31, was reports everything is OK. Sunday on Meadow Lane. arrested and charged with Burglar alarm sounded at distracted by the conver- operation of a motor vehicle the Huckleberry Hill School at Fire sation with a colleague with a suspended license and 5 Knoll Road on Saturday at with whom she had a sex- unregistered motor vehicle at 8:20 a.m. Alarm reported at A report of a structure fire ual relationship. Guyger’s 11:37 a.m. Monday. Lynnfield High School at 275 at 12:07 a.m. Monday on attorneys argued that she Jaylen Pena, 18, of 59 In- Essex St. at 9:21 a.m. In both Seaview Avenue. A house fire fired in self-defense based galls St., was arrested and cases officers reported all is was reported, but the caller on the mistaken belief charged with violation of the that she was in her home OK. said it was confined to a grill PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS city knife ordinance, drug pos- on the back porch. and that Botham Jean session with intent to distrib- Animal Control was a burglar. Former Dallas police officer Amber Guyger ute and on a warrant at 11:29 Overdose Jean, a 26-year-old ac- listens to pretrial arguments in Judge Tammy a.m. Monday. Caller from Lakeview Drive countant from the Carib- Kemp’s 204th District Court in Dallas Monday. Brian Petruccelli, 23, of reported a neighbor’s dog A report of an opioid over- bean nation of St. Lucia, tried to bite her on Saturday at “was doing no harm to 95 Walnut St., was arrested dose at 10:43 p.m. Sunday on ings, prosecutors and de- shift, pushed open a door and charged with disorderly 11:06 a.m. Animal control offi- anyone, which was his Washington Street. The person fense attorneys clashed and believed an intruder conduct and resisting arrest at cer contacted, unable to reach was taken to the hospital. way,” Dallas County As- over whether those mes- was inside. 2:35 a.m. Monday. dog owner. sistant District Attorney sages should be entered Guyger “was on autopi- Thomas Simpson, 36, of PEABODY Jason Hermus said in an 285 Lynn Shore Drive, was ar- Complaints opening statement. into evidence. lot,” he said of her entrance In his opening state- to Jean’s apartment. “She rested on a courtesy booking Arrests Jean was in his living at 6:51 p.m. Sunday. Caller reported a disabled room eating a bowl of va- ment, defense attorney had tunnel vision.” vehicle in the rotary at Condon Saengphachan Souvan- Cody Goodwin, 21, of 33 nilla ice cream on Sept. 6, Robert Rogers rejected Rogers also dismissed Circle on Friday at 1:15 p.m. narath, 39, was arrested and Storey Ave., Beverly, was ar- 2018, when Guyger entered the prosecution argument as “preposterous” the rel- The Massachusetts State Po- charged with malicious wan- rested following a report of the apartment, which was that there were unique evance to Jean’s death of lice was notified. ton property defacement and a domestic disturbance at 7 one floor directly above her signs that would have sig- Guyger’s sexual relation- Report of a suspicious motor on warrant charges of drug Central St., Apt. 301 on Friday apartment, Hermus said. naled to Guyger that she ship with her partner. possession with intent to dis- vehicle on Richards Road on Hermus said Guyger was on the wrong floor. In Martin Rivera, Guyger’s Saturday at 5:12 p.m. Caller at 8:55 p.m. He was arrested tribute, delivering drugs to a had worked overtime that fact, he said, the identi- colleague at the time and believes it is a solicitor without for domestic assault and bat- prisoner and Class B drug pos- day, mostly involving of- cal look of the apartment her former lover, acknowl- a permit. Officer reports the tery on an intimate partner, session at 3:54 p.m. Sunday. fice work that was not complex from floor to edged having a 16-minute vehicle was gone upon arrival. strangulation or suffocation, Elizabeth Willette, 54, of strenuous. He said jurors floor often led to confu- telephone conversation Caller from 7 Bryant St. re- and disorderly conduct. 36 Sagamore St., was arrest- will see sexually explicit sion among tenants, with with Guyger as she head- ported he is having a dispute Alexa Schnon, 20, of 7 Cen- ed and charged with operation messages that Guyger ex- dozens regularly park- ed home from work the with his wife over a license tral St., Apt. 401, was arrested of a motor vehicle with a sus- ing on the wrong floor or night of the shooting. He plate. Officer reports no ser- on Friday at 10:54 p.m. on a changed that evening with pended license, motor vehicle attempting to enter the said the two exchanged vice necessary. warrant for leaving the scene a co-worker that discussed use without authority and leav- of a hit and run crash with meeting up after her shift wrong apartment. sexually explicit messag- ing the scene of property dam- Medical Aid property damage. ended. He said some mes- Rogers said the floors of es and images earlier that age at 8:29 p.m. Sunday. Erick Laurent, 32, of 50 sages had been deleted the parking garage were day but denied making Request for an ambulance Medford St., Apt. 721, was ar- from Guyger’s phone after not clearly marked so it plans to rendezvous with Accidents at 500 Ross Drive 5 on Friday rested for disorderly conduct the shooting. was understandable when Guyger later that night, at 1:15 p.m. Patient taken to on Saturday at 10:45 p.m. During pretrial proceed- Guyger, tired from a long as prosecutors suggested. A report of a motor vehicle Union Hospital. following a report of a dispute crash at 2:24 p.m. Sunday Request for an ambulance between the groom and some- POLICE BRIEFS at 7-Eleven at 210 Lewis St.; at Sunrise Assisted Living at one parked in the parking lot at 5:43 p.m. Sunday at Wal- 55 Salem St. for a woman who at Azorean Brotherhood of the Dominican Republic’s smartphone app. greens at 290 Broadway; at fell and bumped her head on Divine Holy Ghost on a warrant New Hampshire man charged 11:21 p.m. Sunday at Kings in hookah lounge shooting request to extradite Agu- He faces school commit- Saturday at 12:07 a.m. Patient for leaving the scene of a hit asvivas and ordered him tee member Paul Coogan Beach Road and Lynn Shore taken to Salem Hospital. and run crash with property Drive; at 2:16 a.m. Monday EVERETT (AP) — released. in the Nov. 5 general A 911 call received for med- damage. election after advancing at 26 Commercial St.; at 7:45 ical aid at 14 Lakeview Drive Authorities say a New a.m. Monday at 650 Boston Hampshire man has Dozens arrested, drugs in the city’s preliminary on Saturday at 6:46 a.m. Summons election last week. St.; at 8:57 a.m. Monday on Young man had surgery and is agreed to return to Mas- seized in drug probe Walnut Street; at 9:22 a.m. experiencing intense stomach Ricardo Pinto, 36, of 3 sachusetts to face charges Monday at 225 Western Ave. pain. Patient taken to Beverly Bates Road, Winchester, was in connection with a fatal BOSTON (AP) — Fed- 16-year-old boy charged A report of a motor vehicle Hospital. summoned on Friday at 3:04 weekend shooting at a eral authorities say a in double stabbing crash with personal injury at Medical aid requested at p.m. following a motor vehicle hookah lounge. weekslong investigation 4:24 p.m. Sunday at Broadway 3 Landsdowne Court on Sat- stop at 405 Lynnfield St. for A spokeswoman for into drug trafficking in WALTHAM (AP) — Po- and Chestnut Street. urday at 10:55 a.m. Patient operating a motor vehicle with- the Middlesex district Massachusetts has led to lice say a 16-year-old boy taken to Melrose/Wakefield out a license, insurance, and a attorney says 29-year-old about 50 arrests and the is in custody in connec- Assaults Hospital. revoked registration. Charles Demos, of Roch- seizure of large amounts tion with the stabbing of ester, N.H., was arrested of fentanyl, heroin and two university graduate A report of an assault at Ambulance requested on Marie Veda Nays, 35, of Saturday at 4:58 p.m. at Sun- 9 Littles Lane, Apt. 1-F, was Sunday in Seabrook cocaine. students in a home across 8:31 a.m. Monday on Willow in connection with the U.S. Attorney for the street from an ele- Street. rise Assisted Living at 55 Sa- summoned for assault and lem St., Apt. 324. Patient taken battery following a report by shooting at about 1 a.m. Massachusetts An- mentary school. Saturday outside the drew Lelling said in a Waltham police say Complaints to Union Hospital. her ex-boyfriend that she as- Request for an ambulance saulted him at McDonald’s Karma Lounge in Everett. statement Monday the they responded to a at One Cooks Farm Lane on Restaurant at 133 Main St. on Officials said they traced 10-week operation code home at about 1:30 a.m. A report of a gunshot at 9:20 Monday for a report of p.m. Sunday at 333 Chatham Saturday at 5:24 p.m. Patient Sunday at 4:10 p.m. Demos to his parents’ named Devil’s Highway taken to Massachusetts Gen- Paul Luciano, 76, of 8 house. was a coordinated effort a stabbing. The home is St.; at 9:22 p.m. Sunday at 5 near the Stanley Ele- Oakwood Ave.; at 12:08 a.m. eral Hospital. Crowninshield St., was sum- The victim was identi- by federal, state, and local Woman complained of moned for assault and bat- fied as 47-year-old Jarrod partners to focus on drug mentary school and near Monday at 15 Harwood St. the Brandeis University A report of an injured cop at chest pain and dry heaves at tery by means of a dangerous Harris, of Everett. distribution in Lawrence 2 Michaels Road on Sunday weapon following a report that Authorities say it ap- and between Lawrence campus. 2:56 a.m. Monday at Red Rock The female victims, who Park on Lynn Shore Drive. at 1:06 a.m. Patient to Lahey he almost struck a child in the pears Demos shot Harris and New Hampshire. Hospital & Medical Center in parking lot on Sunday at 7 twice during an alterca- In addition to the 38 “had been stabbed repeat- Theft Burlington. p.m. When confronted by the tion as they were leaving people facing federal drug edly,” were taken to the A 911 call from 30 Doncast- child’s parents, he pulled a the bar. offenses, at least a dozen hospital and are expected to survive. A report of a robbery at er Circle on Sunday at 6:14 pocket knife on the family and Demos appeared Mon- more face state charges. Brandeis says the vic- 6:33 p.m. Sunday at 300 Lynn a.m. for a man with chest pres- then went inside the building. day via video to face a fu- Investigators also seized tims are graduate stu- Shore Drive. sure. Patient to Lahey Hospital Desirae D. Payano, 36, gitive from justice charge 14 kilograms of fentanyl, dents at the college. A report of a larceny at & Medical Center in Burling- of 34 Park St., Apt 1, Salem, in New Hampshire. He’ll five kilograms of heroin, The suspect was arrest- 10:13 p.m. Sunday at 201 Es- ton. was summoned on Monday be arraigned in Massa- 29 kilograms of cocaine, ed a few hours later after sex St.; at 10:22 a.m. Monday Lahey Health Center at 1350 at 6:24 a.m. for operating a chusetts on murder and four firearms, and body he was spotted “covered at 14 Border St.; at 1:22 p.m. Market St. requested an am- motor vehicle following license other charges at a future armor. in blood” trying to break Monday at 20 Wheeler St.; at bulance on Sunday at 12:48 suspension. date. The majority of crim- 1:30 p.m. Monday at 10 Law- p.m. for a patient to Lahey inal charges resulted into a car. ton Ave. Hospital & Medical Center in Man accused of from weekly sweeps in No names were re- Accidents leased. A report of motor vehicle Peabody. killing officer faces Lawrence that targeted theft at 3:55 a.m. Monday on Motor vehicle crash report- individuals distributing The elementary school Liberty Street; at 6:32 a.m. MARBLEHEAD ed at 2 Forest and 220 Lowell new drug charges opioids. opened as scheduled. Monday at 21 W Green St. streets, 04 Washington St. on BOSTON (AP) — A Firefighter dies Accidents Friday at 4:02 p.m. Officer re- Mayor wants to skip ports no injuries. man charged with killing LYNNFIELD a police officer in the next court date on in ATV crash A report of a motor vehicle Crash reported at 7-Eleven Dominican Republic in Accidents crash at 4:48 p.m. Sunday at 115 Main St. on Friday at pot extortion charges ASHBURNHAM (AP) at Nanepashemet Street and 5:32 p.m. Officer assisted with 2013 whose extradition — An off-duty firefighter Motor vehicle crash reported Harbor Avenue. paperwork exchange. was blocked by a federal FALL RIVER (AP) — A has died in an all-terrain judge is now facing drug mayor facing charges of vehicle crash. charges. extorting hundreds of The Worcester district Cristian Aguasvivas thousands of dollars from attorney’s office says the is due in Boston federal marijuana companies is body of a 52-year-old court on Wednesday on seeking to skip his next Gardner man was found charges of possession of court date. underneath an ATV in fentanyl with intent to Fall River Mayor Jasiel Ashburnham late Satur- Need to find distribute. Correia said in a filing day. The charges stem from Monday that he’s waiving The man was at a bar- Aguasvivas’ extradition his right to personally becue earlier that day but an article? arrest in 2017. Prosecu- appear for his formal did not return home. A tors say officers found arraignment in Boston friend found his body just about 5 grams of fentanyl federal court on Oct. 2. before midnight. in a taxi he was riding in Correia instead wants The Leominster fire- Lawrence. his lawyer to enter his fighters’ union said in a Subscribe to Aguasvivas’ lawyers say plea. The 27-year-old Facebook post that the the timing of the charges Democrat said during his victim was Leominster is “troubling.” They’re initial court appearance firefighter Randy Pouliot. e-edition on seeking a hearing to earlier this month that The union said Pouliot address his detention and he would be pleading not served with the Leomin- other matters. guilty to the charges. ster Fire Department for U.S. District Court Correia has also pleaded 16 years and before that Judge John McConnell not guilty to charges he served in the Gardner last week denied the defrauded investors in his Fire Department. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT ‘Thrones,’ ‘Fleabag’ top Emmys, Billy Porter makes history

By Lynn Elber Liverpool (England) and I ASSOCIATED PRESS didn’t invite them because I didn’t think this was go- LOS ANGELES — ing to be my time. One, “Game of Thrones” resur- I’m sorry, two I love you,” rected the Iron Throne at Comer said after saluting Sunday’s Emmy ceremo- Oh. FILE PHOTO | TNS ny, ruling as top drama Bill Hader won his sec- on a night of surprises in Oprah Winfrey speaks during an Apple prod- ond consecutive best com- which “Pose” star Billy edy actor award for the hit uct launch event at the Steve Jobs Theater at Porter made history and Apple Park in Cupertino, Calif. man comedy “Barry.” the comedy series “Flea- Peter Dinklage, named bag” led a British invasion best supporting actor for that overturned expecta- “Game of Thrones,” set a ‘Oprah’s Book Club’ is tions. record for most wins for “This all started in the the same role, four, break- coming to Apple TV+. demented mind of George ing a tie with Aaron Paul R.R. Martin,” said “Game of “Breaking Bad.” of Thrones” producer Da- “I count myself so fortu- Here’s her rst pick. vid Benioff, thanking the nate to be a member of a author whose novels were community that is about By Christi Carras tions will be available for the basis of HBO’s fantasy nothing but tolerance LOS ANGELES TIMES purchase on Apple Books, saga. and diversity, because in with a portion of the Porter, who stars in no other place I could be You get a book, and you proceeds donated to the the FX drama set in the standing on a stage like get a book! And you get a American Library Assn. LGBTQ ball scene of the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS this,” said Dinklage, who book! to help local libraries em- late 20th century, became is a dwarf. “Oprah’s Book Club” is Phoebe Waller-Bridge accepts the award for out- power young readers. “The the rst openly gay man standing writing for a comedy series for “Flea- “Ozark” star Julia Gar- coming to Apple TV+, the to win a best drama series Water Dancer,” which hits bag” at the 71st Primetime Emmy Awards on ner won the best support- tech company and Oprah acting Emmy. shelves Tuesday, is avail- Sunday at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles. ing drama actress trophy Winfrey announced Mon- able for presale in both “God bless you all. The against a eld including day. The series will pre- audio- and e-book format. category is love, you all, four actresses from “Game miere at the platform’s “I am who I am today love. I’m so overjoyed and is-Dreyfus from setting a Grammy Award winning of Thrones.” launch with a new episode because of the experience so overwhelmed to have record as the most-hon- performer, relished his The auditorium erupted available every two months. of learning to read at an lived to see this day,” said ored performer in Emmy groundbreaking moment. in cheers when Jharrel Winfrey also revealed her early age,” Winfrey said an exuberant Porter, re- history. “Fleabag’s” show- Quoting the late writer Jerome of “When They rst pick, “The Water Danc- in a statement. “Reading splendent in a sparkling ing denied a fond farewell James Baldwin, he said See Us,” about the Central er” by Ta-Nehisi Coates. opened up a whole world suit and swooping hat. for its nal season. it took him many years to Park Five case, won the “Our journey begins for me beyond the red dirt Amazon’s “Fleabag,” a “Nooooo!” a shocked-look- believe he has the right to best actor award for a lim- with ‘The Water Dancer,’ road and my grandmother’s dark comedy about a dys- ing Waller-Bridge said as exist. ited series movie. an incredible new novel,” porch in Mississippi.” functional woman, was Louis-Dreyfus smiled for “I have the right, you “Most important, this is the OWN CEO said in a During each segment, honored as best comedy the cameras. “Oh, my God, have the right, we all have for the men that we know video posted to her Twitter Winfrey will sit down with and earned writing and top no. Thank you. I nd act- the right,” he said. as the Exonerated Five,” account. “It is as beautiful the author of her latest acting honors for its British ing really hard and really English actress Jodie said Jerome, naming the as it is tragic, and I am choice to chat about their creator and star, Phoebe painful. But it’s all about Comer was honored as best ve wrongly convicted beyond excited to read it work. Coates’ episode will Waller-Bridge, as well as a this,” she said, her acting drama actress for “Killing men who were in the au- with you. Get your hands take place at Apple Carn- best director trophy. trophy rmly in hand. Eve.” She competed with dience. They stood and on this book because I’m egie Library in Washing- “This is getting ridicu- In accepting the writing co-star Sandra Oh, who re- saluted the actor as the going to sit down with ton, D.C., in front of a live lous,” Waller-Bridge said award earlier, she called ceived a Golden Globe for crowd applauded them. Ta-Nehisi Coates and an audience. His book follows in her third trip to the the Emmy recognition her role and would have It was the only honor for audience lled with peo- a young man on a danger- stage to collect the top tro- proof that “a dirty, pervy, been the rst actress of the acclaimed Net ix se- ple who love books on Ap- ous mission to rescue him- phy. messed-up woman can Asian descent to win an ries of the evening; “Cher- ple TV+.” self and his family from Her acting win blocked make it to the Emmys.” Emmy in the category. nobyl” won the best limit- Each of Winfrey’s selec- slavery in America. “Veep” star Julia Lou- Porter, a Tony and “My mum and dad are in ed series honor.

Growing

PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS together … again. Designer Valentino Garavani, right, kisses actress Sophia Loren upon arrival at the Green Carpet Fashion Awards in Milan, Italy, Sunday. Coastal Heritage Bank has recently merged Sophia Loren, Valentino receive with Equitable Bank. That means we’re able to support more communities—on both the South and North Shores— standing ovation in Milan by helping more residents and more businesses reach their goals … and achieve their dreams. MILAN (AP) — Sophia sea  oor, some of which program to upcycle cam- Loren and Valentino re- are upcycled into nylon for el bers from its coats to Since we live and raise our families in the communities we serve, ceived a standing ovation fashion houses like Prada. make insulation called from a packed house of Stella McCartney re- CameLux, and Zegna for we care deeply about what happens here. fashion and Hollywood ceived the groundbreaker creating a collection in- A-listers during the third award for founding her cluding 10 percent of looks So, together, let’s make great things happen for you. edition of the Green Car- brand 25 years ago on sus- made completely out of pet Awards honoring prog- tainable principles, when upcycled materials un- ress toward sustainability. it was still considered a der a program promoted Loren, stunning in a fringe notion. Wearing a by the #usetheexisting black gown and glistening black minidress made en- hashtag. Dutch model diamond necklace, pre- tirely of sustainable vis- Doutzen Kroes, wearing Now with 15 branches! sented Valentino with an cose that took three years a fully recycled look by award for legacy achieve- to develop, McCartney told Max Mara, was honored ment at Milan’s famed La the fashion attendees that for using her social media Scala Opera house. Lo- she was willing to share platform to raise money ren said the 87-year-old her knowledge with them to help protect elephants designer was “a friend, a to help accelerate the sus- from being killed for their master, a legend, a man tainability transition. ivory through the Knot on who revolutionized the “Finally, I don’t feel like My Planet initiative. world of fashion through I’m the freak in the room Livia Firth, the found- his elegance, passion and anymore, of fashion,” Mc- er of the Eco-Age consul- style.” Cartney said. tancy that founded the The award capped an The Stella McCartney awards with the Italian evening to mark progress brand uses no animal by- Fashion Chamber, credit- in creating more ecologi- products of any kind, in- ed the protest movement cal and social conscious- cluding leather, fur and launched by Greta Thun- ness in the fashion indus- animal glues, and is com- berg with sharpening the try — recognized as the mitted to creating textiles commitment to sustain- second-most polluting af- that preserve the envi- ability in the past year. ter oil. ronment. McCartney said In Italy, fashion chamber MeMber FDIC Honorees included wom- that 17 percent of the Am- members representing 60 MeMber SIF en in India trained to trans- azon rainforest over the percent of all Italian lux- form discarded saris into past 50 years has been cut ury revenues are work- contemporary, hand-em- down for animal farming, ing together to establish East Bridgewater • Green Harbor • Hanover • Hingham • Kingston • Lynn broidered attire through and that 150 million trees guidelines that they aim Marshfield • Nahant • Norwell • Quincy • Scituate • Weymouth the “I was a Sari” initiative are cut each year to make to make European stan- and divers from the group viscose and rayon. dards on such things as Healthy Seas who recover Sustainability awards the use of chemicals and 800-695-1300 • CoastalHeritageBank.com lost shing nets from the went to Max Mara for a fair wages. A8 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2019 LOOK! National Voter Registration Day, National Cherries Jubilee Day

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LYNN — Delvena Theatre Company will present a live per- no apologies in formance of “Meet Julia Child” at Lynn Public Library, 5 Common St., his run of shows Oct. 8 at 6:30 p.m. The audience will learn more CHICAGO TRIBUNE about Julia’s life, from her child- hood, where she was called Juke CHICAGO — Anyone the Puke by her siblings, to her expecting an apology or time in the OSS (the precursor to remorse from comedian the CIA). They will also hear about Louis C.K. regarding his her great love affair with Paul widely reported sexual Child, which led her from Paris to misconduct — first report- the set of TV’s “The French Chef.” ed in the New York Times Julia will interact with the audi- in November 2017 — will ence and perform an episode of her have to keep looking. He beloved cooking show. avoided apologizing in the This original “edutainment” pro- statement he issued in the duction will feature Lynn resident wake of the original story FILE PHOTO | TNS Lynne Moulton as Julia Child. two years ago. And in his Moulton received her acting train- late set Thursday night at ing at The Royal Academy of Dra- Zanies in Rosemont — the play arenas, he noted at matic Art and Trinity Rep Conser- second of six shows over one point with a cynical vatory, and holds a master’s degree three days that were quiet- laugh, reminding the from Boston University. Melrose ly announced and quickly audience how lucky they resident Fran Baron, playwright sold out earlier in the week were to see him in such an for ‘Meet Julia Child!’, is an actual — he seemed to be work- intimate space. French chef, who graduated from ing to reframe himself as But he doesn’t want any- The Cambridge School of Culinary the victim. one quoting him on that. Arts. Baron will play the role of At times during his On top of the use of a Yon- Julia’s assistant, Maggie. show, he almost reveled dr case to keep everyone’s The Delvena Theatre Company in the shame, claiming phones locked up through- was founded in 1992, and prior everyone in the audience out the course of the show to “going on the road” performed has a “thing” that they do — which is something a at different locations throughout sexually that would be em- number of comics have Massachusetts, most often at the barrassing if anyone found begun doing over the last Boston Center for the Arts. Delvena out, and how privileged we few years to avoid leaked was nominated for five Independent are that — unlike for him recordings of their sets Reviewers of New England awards. — no one knows what it is. getting out — this show Its production of ‘Who’s Afraid of His own culpability in the came with an additional Virginia Woolf?’ was on Theatre reports of him masturbat- disclaimer that I’ve never Mirror’s Best List for acting, direct- ing in front of women went seen before: “Recording of ing and production. unmentioned. Instead he any kind, including note For more information, call the put the focus squarely on taking, is not permitting library at 781-595-0567 or Delvena how he has been affected (sic) in the show room. You Theatre at 781-595-5504. Lynne Moulton will play the role of Julia Child. by the fallout; he used to will be asked to leave.”

ENTERTAINMENT After Fox News and Miss America detour, Carlson returns

LOS ANGELES TIMES as she once feared, Carlson has been able to pursue oth- NEW YORK — When er professional opportuni- Gretchen Carlson filed a ties. The Miss America win- sexual harassment law- ner has published a book, suit against Fox News “Be Fierce: Stop Harass- chief executive Roger Ail- ment and Take Your Power es in July 2016, she fig- Back,” and advocated for ured her career was over. the end of forced arbitration “I thought I would be clauses in employment con- home for years, crying. In- tracts — which, she says, stead, they started an in- vestigation. All these oth- have enabled workplace PHOTO | TNS harassment by silencing er women came forward. Brad Pitt stars in the film “Ad Astra.” And two weeks later, he women, burying their alle- was fired,” says the former gations and keeping preda- “Fox & Friends” anchor on tors on the job. a warm afternoon in ear- She also weathered a con- Inside the look of Brad Pitt’s ‘Ad Astra’ ly September. It is nearly troversial run as the chair- three years to the day af- woman of the Miss Ameri- ter she reached a $20-mil- ca Organization, where she and its ‘near future’ sci-fi vision lion settlement with 21st pushed to drop the swim- suit competition but was By Mark Olsen deeply and sincerely with to be explored.” ments, often finding Mc- Century Fox and received LOS ANGELES TIMES his innermost feelings and “And I thought that was Bride reflecting on his es- an extraordinary public accused of “silencing” and “marginalizing” then-reign- definition of self. very beautiful,” Gray ex- tranged relationship with apology from her former An opening title card The movie’s idiosyncratic plained. “That sums up a woman back on Earth ing Miss America Cara declares that “Ad Astra” employer — a key mile- mix of the elemental and really why we wanted to played by Liv Tyler. stone in what would even- Mund. Carlson is excited to takes place in the near the out-there — a man do it because the contrast “It was very much our tually become known as return to broadcasting with future. That means far sent billions of miles into was very effective, dra- intent to … have a scene the #MeToo movement. a series of topical documen- enough away from now space to resolve issues matically, and beautifully of interiority followed by “There is no way I could taries for Lifetime, “Beyond that there is a populated have known how this sto- the Headlines: Escaping colony on the moon, but with his father — was an illustrated. The further something with almost, ry would play out.” the NXIVM Cult with also close enough to our essential inspiration. In out you go physically and not quite, but almost some By toppling one of the Gretchen Carlson,” which time that within that col- discussing the impulse be- the less you know about kind of pulp thrills,” said most powerful figures in aired Sept. 21, and “Beyond ony is a Subway sandwich hind the film, co-written yourself, that the great Gray. “So you would have American media, Carlson the Headlines: The College franchise and a DHL ship- with Ethan Gross, Gray re- mystery is you. a lunar rover chase fol- sent a message to other Admissions Scandal with ping outpost. called a passage from Kurt “We tried to sort of illus- lowed by some introspec- survivors — not to men- Gretchen Carlson,” which As McBride journeys Vonnegut’s 1959 novel trate the interiority by go- tion and then you would tion enterprising journal- airs Oct. 12. billions of miles across “The Sirens of Titan” that ing as far out as we could,” be confronting a baboon ists — that even seeming- “I’ve gained so much the galaxy, he also con- reads, “Mankind flung its he said. “We thought the followed by introspection, ly untouchable men such more perspective over tends with pirates on the advance agents ever out- contrast would be effective landing on Mars, followed as Harvey Weinstein and these last three years,” surface of the moon, must ward, ever outward. … It dramatically.” by introspection. That was Bill O’Reilly could be held she says, “and feel like I’m break into a rocket as it flung them like stones. … Anchored by Pitt’s subtle very much part of the de- accountable for their al- the journalist out there to is launching from Mars, Outwardness lost, at last, performance, “Ad Astra” sign, to follow or rip off the leged transgressions. lead us into the 21st cen- wards off other unexpect- its imagined attractions. moves between large-scale Shakespearean template Instead of crying at home tury.” ed hazards and grapples Only inwardness remained set pieces and quieter mo- of both broad and subtle.” WEATHER LOTTERY National weather SUN, MOON, TIDES Forecast for Tuesday, September 24, 2019 TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. Monday...... 3162 Monday...... 0552 Sunday...... 2475 Sunday...... 0494 Sunrise today 6:31 a.m. Sunny, along with a few after- W winds 5 to 10 kt. Waves 1 L noon clouds. High 78F. Winds foot or less. Saturday...... 3720 Saturday...... 7018 L Sunset today 6:39 p.m. W at 10 to 20 mph. Tonight: NW winds around 10 Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: Sunrise tomorrow 6:32 a.m. Tonight: A mostly clear sky. kt. Waves around 2 ft. Low 59F. Winds WNW at 10 EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER High tide today 7:35 a.m. H to 15 mph. 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By Harold Rivera that Danvers has a few inju- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR ries and they’re young this year,” King said. “It’s always LYNN — The English boys good to beat a team like soccer team continues to Danvers. It’s a big win for march along. our program. We feel that if English looked fluid across we can keep playing togeth- the board Monday night in a er, playing our style of soc- 3-0 shutout win over North- cer, we can beat any team in eastern Conference rival the league. We’re a danger- Danvers at Manning Field. ous team.” English, 6-0-1, remains English featured three dif- undefeated. The Bulldogs’ ferent goal scorers. Chris lone tie was a 1-1 draw with Lazo, Bruno Cabral and Tech in the Lynn City Tour- Robyn Barrios each tallied nament earlier this month. one goal. Ryan Lima as- “We felt opening jitters go- sumed the role of playmak- ing into the Tech game,” En- er, logging three assists. glish coach Kerry King said. “We preach it every day in “We knew we were a very practice -- playing two-touch good soccer team. I think as soccer, moving without the the season goes on we’re just ball and playing quick to put more comfortable passing a lot of pressure on the (op- the ball. We do such a great posing) defense,” King said. job moving the ball quickly. “We really created a lot of It’s tough for teams because opportunities (Monday). I they can’t key in on one feel like we need to work player. We have three, four, more on our finishing this five kids that can be danger- week because we could’ve had a lot more.” ous.” Defensively, the Bulldogs King said the win over the were on their A-game from ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Falcons was a long time start to finish. English’s Bruno Cabral (left) scored one goal for the Bulldogs in a win over Danvers at Manning coming. Field Monday night. “We were lucky enough ENGLISH, B2

ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO ITEM FILE PHOTO Lily Rothwell scored one goal for Lynn eld in a Marblehead’s Carter Murray (center) scored one goal in a win over Classical Monday afternoon at win over Pentucket Monday afternoon. Piper Field. Everything comes together in Defense key in Marblehead’s win over Classical win for Pioneers By Mike Alongi ous three games, but in assist. Emily Pratt. “We were ITEM STAFF every game we were “We played really well also able to come out with eld hockey building things up more all over, especially out of a lot of intensity, which MARBLEHEAD — The and more,” said Marble- the back end,” said Rigby, helped us a lot.” By Anne Marie Tobin Marblehead girls soccer head coach John Dormer. a team captain. “We were It was a tough game for ITEM STAFF team has had its share of “We knew at one point able to really lock down the Rams, who continue struggles in the early we’d put it all together, on defense and then open LYNNFIELD — The Lynn eld eld hockey team has to deal with a rash of in- been an offensive juggernaut this season. part of the season, but and once we came out on things up on offense with juries across the roster. Monday afternoon at Pioneer Stadium, the Pioneers Monday afternoon saw all the eld we could see that some really good passing. Now with nine players (5-2) turned to their defense to get the job done. The de- phases of the game come everything was clicking.” It all came together for us sidelined, coach Mike fense responded, holding the line against a tough Pen- together in a 3-0 win over Marblehead got goals out there.” Schena knows it’s going tucket team en route to a 2-1 win. Northeastern Conference from Carter Murray, “We were just able to to be tough sledding for “I was really happy with our defensive play,” said Lyn- opponent Classical at Anna Rigby and Mia At- utilize everyone on the awhile. n eld coach Mamie Reardon. “Lauren Kustka played Piper Field. tallah in the victory, while eld, which is a key for well. She had several plays late to break up plays and “We had lost the previ- Ella Kramer notched one us,” said fellow captain MARBLEHEAD, B2 played well. Jenna Freni got the ball out a lot and our go-to girl on the left, Grace MacDonald, took care of things on the left.” The defense was tested from the opening whistle as Demers nets four goals in St. Mary’s win the Sachems came out on the attack and controlled play in the opening minutes. another CCL foe in Austin In the fth minute, Lynn eld missed a huge chance SCHOOL ROUNDUP Prep. when Maddie Murphy, Lily Rothwell and Olivia Ventre By Mike Alongi GIRLS SOCCER broke in alone, but Pentucket goalie Charlene Basque ITEM STAFF Danvers 7, English 0 broke up the play and cleared. English goalie Elyesse Seven minutes later, Rothwell made good on the Pio- The St. Mary’s girls soc- Newson made several big neers’ next chance, taking a feed from Ventre and slam- cer team got back on the saves but the Bulldogs ming the ball into the net just inside the far post left to win column Monday after- couldn’t get their offense make it 1-0 at the 12:31 mark. noon, notching a 5-1 road rolling. Pentucket amped up the pressure late in the half. With win over Catholic Cen- “Danvers is the best under ve minutes to go, Tess Beech broke in alone of tral League foe Arlington team we’ve played in Lynn eld goalie Ava O’Brien, but O’Brien broke up the Catholic. years,” English coach Ed play and covered up to keep the Sachems off the board. “We’ve been really bat- McNeil said. “(Danvers Lynn eld came out aggressively in the second half. Off tling these last few games coach) Jim Hinchion does the opening faceoff, Rothwell slipped through and got and we’ve been ghting a great job.” off a shot but was denied by Basque. Pentucket grabbed through some injuries, so Ravyn Rapley, Julianna the rebound and countered all the way down the eld it was nice to get back in Perry, Arianna Garcia and where Beech nished off a cross from Meg Freiermuth the win column,” said St. Anadia Whelton played to make it 1-1 with 28:54 to play. Mary’s coach Jim Foley. well for English. Lynn eld stepped up its play over the next 20 min- Kayla Demers had a English (2-5-1) hosts utes, generating several scoring opportunities. huge game for the Spar- Marblehead Wednesday Its efforts nally paid off with a little more than 11 tans, scoring four goals. (5:15). minutes left, thanks to a Sachems’ defensive miscue. “Kayla really put on a For Danvers, Abby Cash Rothwell slipped the ball from the right side toward show, she was all over the led the offense with two Bella Scala on the left. Basque came off her line to cut place,” said Foley. goals. Julia Ryan, Reese down the angle, leaving the goal wide open. Her cal- Susannah Cornell add- Pszenny, Becca Rocker, culated move was in vain when the ball popped over ed the nal goal for St. Livvi Anderson and Ari- ITEM FILE PHOTO Scala’s stick to the far post, where Anna Kaminski was Mary’s. anna Bezanson scored one camped out alone. She one-touched the ball into the net Kayla Demers scored four goals for St. Mary’s The Spartans (5-2) are each. to make it 2-1 Pioneers with 11:20 to go. back in action Wednesday in a win over Arlington Catholic Monday night (7) when they host ROUNDUP, B2 afternoon. LYNNFIELD, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2019

ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Lynnfield’s Madison Murphy takes the ball upfield during a win over Pentucket Monday afternoon. Defense key in win for Pioneers field hockey ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO English’s Ryan Lima (left) had three assists in a win over Danvers at Manning Field Monday night. LYNNFIELD From B1 Bulldogs take down Falcons at Manning “Their second goal was a complete mental mistake on our part,” said Pentucket coach Ruth Beaton. “We ENGLISH building our attack from a one-on-one look at Va- 3-0 game. With a comfort- needed to stay on that post. They are young kids, but From B1 the back too.” tousios. But Coriolan’s able lead, English ran out someone needed to be on that post. Our goalie played It didn’t take long for the shot sailed high, keeping the clock the rest of the way. a great game and did exactly what she needed to do on “We’re fairly young up Bulldogs to set the tone. things scoreless. English visits Marble- that play, but they just were in the right place and we front but we have senior After a few minutes of English finally found the head in another North- were not.” leadership back there back-and-forth play, En- back of the net midway eastern Conference clash Pentucket stepped up the pressure over the last six with Obed Baswa, Ryan glish put Danvers’ defense through the period with Wednesday (4). minutes and had several good chances, the best by Zollo, Yonel Espinoza and on its heels by dominating Lazo breaking the ice. “It’s going to be a battle,” Beech, but O’Brien came up with a huge kick save. Andric Barrios. All of them time of possession. Lazo Cabral added a goal right King said. “Marblehead’s With less than three minutes to go, O’Brien covered are three or four-year var- had the first solid look at before the half, bumping a physical team. They up in a dangerous scrum. With under a minute left, Fre- sity players. We’re strong, the net but Danvers keep- English’s lead to 2-0 at re- have a few skilled players. ni and Kustka broke up a couple of shots and cleared to we’re fast and to be hon- er Daniel Vatousios made cess. We have to play at our keep Pentucket off the board. est, many of them were a nice save with his leg 12 The second half was all best. If we play at our best, Reardon said it was a good win, thanks to several midfielders so they have minutes in. Three minutes Bulldogs. After a couple if we move the ball, I think players. have great ball skills too. later, Cabral sent a nice more solid shots on net, we’re going to be a tough “Ava came out and challenged and did an amazing job. They do a terrific job pass to Jalen Coriolan for Robyn Barrios made it a team to beat.” I was so proud of her. She has really been a key player for us, this is her win,” she said. “And the girls on offense were great, too. Anna Kaminski played well and Maddie Murphy played out of her mind. Lily played one of her Marblehead girls soccer defeats Classical best games this year. She was tenacious and had good control of the ball. She plays to the best of her ability MARBLEHEAD “She did some great like that,” said junior cap- lead into the halftime every single game. This was a good team win.” From B1 work in the net for us,” tain Grace Doody. “We break. Lynnfield’s next game is against Newburyport at Schena said of Flaherty. need to come out with In the second half, it was home Thursday (3:45). “We just had to keep “It’s tough when you have that intensity every mainly a game of posses- making adjustments the to face that many shots in game.” sion for Marblehead. How- whole game with new a game, but she stood tall “It really helped us set ever, Attallah capped the girls coming in and out,” and took on every chal- the tone for the game,” scoring for the Magicians said Schena. “At this lenge.” added Murray. “We’ve with just under 11 min- point, we’re trying to posi- It didn’t take long for gone up against some re- utes remaining. Kramer tion everyone in a place Marblehead to get on the ally tough opponents so took a pass from midfield where they can make the board in this one, as Mur- far this year and we hav- and raced into the offen- most impact. But it’s a ray slipped through the en’t been scoring a lot, so sive zone before slipping a young team, so everything defense and found the to jump ahead early was nifty pass past a defender will take time. But they back of the net just five big for us.” to a waiting Attallah, who fought hard out there, and minutes into the action, The Magicians added to broke for the net and that’s all you can ask for.” putting the Magicians up their lead less than 10 knocked one past the One shining light in the 1-0. minutes later, when Rigby keeper for a 3-0 lead. game for Classical was “We always say that the cleaned up a loose ball in Next up for Classical (1- the performance of goal- first five minutes and the the offensive zone, got 5-2) is a matchup with keeper Anna Flaherty, last five minutes of each past a defender and fired Peabody Wednesday (4). who made a number of half are the most import- a shot under the crossbar. Marblehead (2-5) visits difficult diving saves. ant ones, and we played Marblehead took that 2-0 English Wednesday (5:15). St. John’s Prep soccer blanks Silver Lake ROUNDUP two goals, including the back. Somerville Tuesday (4) at From B1 game-tying tally in the For Swampscott, Vale- Gannon. 72nd minute. Marcos rio Tatafiore scored twice. Salem 38, Danvers (6-1) visits Sa- Weber, an eighth-grader, Fernando Barranco and Marblehead 34 lem Wednesday (7). grabbed his first career Christian Urbano scored Ethan Doyle (5 1/2-3 1/2), Swampscott 3, varsity point with an as- a goal each. Oscar Hale, Joe Parr (5-4), Alex L’Heu- Saugus 1 sist. Alex Greenfield and Nick reux (5-4), Jack Doyle (7- Mackenzie Kearney Spartans goalie Jacob Sirota each logged an as- 2) and Jayren Romero (7 scored two goals and Guarino made eight saves sist. 1/2-1 1/2) were all winners Emme Laundry scored in his first varsity start. Goalie Oscar Hale made for the Witches. once. Maddie Hudson and “We had some young five saves. Salem (3-5) plays on the Muriel Fulgham each players step up in a var- James Rodrigues and road at Saugus Tuesday logged one assist. Big Blue sity game and it’s great to Alec Aldred scored one (4). goalie Lillian Gosselin see that leadership from goal each for the Sachems. For Marblehead, the made four saves. those guys,” Spartans Saugus (2-4) travels to winners were Gavin Lund- Swampscott (5-2) hosts coach Mike D’Agostino Beverly Friday (4). gren (5 1/2-3 1/2) and Jack Classical Friday (4). said. GOLF Sontz (8-1). Saugus hosts Gloucester St. Mary’s (1-5-1) travels Swampscott 39 1/2, The Magicians (3-4) host Wednesday (4). Classical 32 1/2 FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS to Austin Prep Wednesday Winthrop Wednesday (4) BOYS SOCCER (4). The Big Blue got wins at Tedesco Country Club. Patriots fullback James Develin will miss at Classical 2, Fenwick 2, from Danny DiLisio (5 FIELD HOCKEY least eight weeks after being placed on the Marblehead 1 Spellman 1 1/2-3 1/2), Lou Spellios (5 Ipswich 4, injured reserve list for a neck injury. Senior forward Fernan- Sean Kern and Ryan 1/2-3 1/2), Aidan Tierney Marblehead 0 do Gomez scored both Noci scored a goal each. (7 1/2-1 1/2), Nate Stern goals in Classical’s win at Jameson Martinez and (6-3) and Dawson Dibarri Sammi Bendicksen, James Develin placed Manning Field. Sean Campbell played (5-4), while Brendan Shee- Jane O’Neil and Mae Col- Alex Ixlaj and Jenner well. The Crusaders (5-1) han tied his match (4 1/2-4 well played well for the Robles had one assist visit Arlington Catholic 1/2). Magicians. on IR with neck injury each. Rams keeper Isaiah Friday (3:45). Swampscott (5-2) hosts Marblehead visits Diaz made four saves. St. John’s Prep 3, Silver Gloucester Tuesday (4) at Gloucester Thursday FOXBOROUGH (AP) — The Patriots have placed full- “It was a great win Lake 0 Tedesco Country Club. night (7). back James Develin on injured reserve with a neck inju- against a technical side,” Gabe Najim and Zach For Classical, Luke Rao, North Reading 3, ry, making him the third offensive player New England Rams coach Eric Moreno Davis each had one goal Tim Nerich, Brady Warren Peabody 1 has placed on the list this season. Jr. said. and one assist for the Ea- and Matt Patrie played Set scores were 22-25, Develin played in the Patriots’ first two games, but sat Classical (7-1) travels to gles in the win, while Jack well. 18-25, 25-18 and 20-25. out Sunday’s win over the Jets. Rookie receiver N’Keal Peabody Wednesday (6). Hausler scored one goal. “It was a closely contest- Playing well for Peabody Harry (ankle) and left tackle Isaiah Wynn (foot) were “Peabody’s a physical Goalkeeper Joey Water- ed match,” Rams coach were Aaliyah Alleyne with previously placed on injured reserve. team, they’ll be good in man had five saves. Jack Morrison said. “We (nine kills, five blocks), A former undrafted free agent, Develin has been a sta- the air,” Moreno Jr. said. The Prep (5-0-1) plays on gave a good team all they Isabel Bettencourt (21 ple of New England’s offense and special teams since “They’re a team that’ll the road at Malden Catho- could handle and I’m assists), Sarah Brough- joining the team in 2012. He was selected to his first Pro work hard for the entire lic Wednesday (3:30). proud of the way my boys ton with (eight kills) and Bowl in 2017. game.” Swampscott 4, played. We’re getting close Amanda Marmiani (10 Last season he appeared in all 16 regular-season St. Mary’s 2, Saugus 2 but we still have a lot of service points). games with eight starts and rushed for a career-high Arlington Catholic 2 The Big Blue built a work to do.” Peabody hosts Classical four touchdowns. Kevin Perez scored 3-0 lead and never looked Classical (6-4) hosts Tuesday (5). TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE TUESDAY Gloucester at Winthrop (4:30) Boys Soccer WEDNESDAY Georgetown at Lynnfield (3:45) Boys Soccer Northeast at Tech (4) English at Marblehead (4) Gloucester at Swampscott (4) Winthrop at Beverly (4) PCSS at KIPP (7:15) St. Mary’s at Austin Prep (4) Girls Soccer Classical at Peabody (6) Lynnfield at Georgetown (3:45) St. John’s at Malden Catholic (6) Tech at Northeast (4) Girls Soccer Field Hockey Peabody at Classical (4) Swampscott at Beverly (4) Gloucester at Saugus (4) Fenwick at Malden (6) Beverly at Winthrop (4) Saugus at Danvers (6:30) Arlington Catholic at Fenwick (4) Peabody at Gloucester (7) Marblehead at English (5:15) Golf Austin Prep at St. Mary’s (7) Spellman at St. Mary’s (2:45) Field Hockey Lynnfield at Ipswich (3) Georgetown at Lynnfield (3:45) Danvers at St. John’s (4) Volleyball English at Saugus (4) Lynnfield at Newburyport (5:30) Winthrop at Beverly (4) Somerville at Classical (4) Golf Gloucester at Swampscott (4) Williams at St. Marys (3) Volleyball St. John’s at St. John’s (S) (3:15) Greater Lawrence at Tech (5:30) Saugus at Danvers (3:45) Fenwick at St. Mary’s (5:30) English at Swampscott (4) English at Marblehead (5:30) Winthrop at Marblehead (4) Classical at Peabody (5:30) Cross Country Saugus at Swampscott (5:30) Chelsea at Tech (4) Winthrop at Beverly (5:30) Swampscott at Marblehead (4) Cross Country Peabody at Danvers (4) CCL Meet at Chelmsford (3:30) Water Polo Salem at Classical (4) Phillips at St. John’s (4)

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East Division East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB x-New York 102 55 .650 _ x-Atlanta 96 61 .611 _ Tampa Bay 92 64 .590 9½ Washington 85 69 .552 9½ Boston 81 74 .523 20 New York 81 74 .523 14 Bruins want another shot at Stanley Cup Toronto 63 93 .404 38½ Philadelphia 79 75 .513 15½ Baltimore 51 105 .327 50½ Miami 54 101 .348 41 Central Division Central Division BOSTON (AP) — The have to face Tampa Bay or W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Boston Bruins didn’t sign a Washington in the rest of Minnesota 96 60 .615 _ z-St. Louis 89 67 .571 _ bunch of pricey free agents the playoffs — or any oth- Cleveland 92 64 .590 4 Milwaukee 86 70 .551 3 Chicago 68 87 .439 27½ Chicago 82 74 .526 7 over the summer after er division winner, for that Kansas City 57 100 .363 39½ Cincinnati 73 83 .468 16 barely missing out on a matter. After beating the Detroit 46 109 .297 49½ Pittsburgh 65 91 .417 24 West Division West Division Stanley Cup championship 100-point Toronto Maple W L Pct GB W L Pct GB last season. Leafs in seven games in x-Houston 102 54 .654 _ x-Los Angeles 100 56 .641 _ Oakland 94 62 .603 8 Arizona 80 76 .513 20 Instead, they handed out the first round, the Bru- Texas 75 81 .481 27 San Francisco 75 81 .481 25 extensions. ins didn’t play another Los Angeles 70 86 .449 32 San Diego 70 86 .449 30 After going to the last 100-point team. Seattle 66 90 .423 36 Colorado 67 89 .429 33 possible game of the sea- They took out the Blue Monday’s Games 7-10), 8:05 p.m. Baltimore at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. Cleveland (Civale 3-3) at Chicago White son, losing to the St. Louis Jackets in six games and Boston at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. Sox (Detwiler 2-5), 8:10 p.m. Blues in Game 7 of the Cup swept the Hurricanes, then Philadelphia at Washington, 7:05 p.m. Atlanta (Teheran 10-10) at Kansas City final, the Bruins are bring- beat the Blues 7-2 in Game Miami at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. (Duffy 6-6), 8:15 p.m. St. Louis at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. Oakland (Anderson 12-9) at L.A. Angels ing back essentially the 6 in St. Louis to force a sev- Tuesday’s Games (Peters 3-3), 10:07 p.m. Minnesota (Odorizzi 14-7) at Detroit (Turn- same roster for another try enth game at home. But bull 3-15), 6:40 p.m. Houston (Cole 18-5) at Seattle (Dunn 0-0), at their second NHL title they couldn’t solve Blues Baltimore (Bundy 6-14) at Toronto (Kay 10:10 p.m. 1-0), 7:07 p.m. Philadelphia (Nola 12-6) at Washington of the decade. Coach Bruce rookie Jordan Binnington N.Y. Yankees (TBD) at Tampa Bay (McKay (Scherzer 10-7), 1:05 p.m., 1st game Cassidy got a new deal, as in the decisive game, and 2-4), 7:10 p.m. Milwaukee (Houser 6-7) at Cincinnati (Gray Boston (Rodríguez 18-6) at Texas (Jurado 11-7), 6:40 p.m. did defensemen Charlie St. Louis skated around the McAvoy and Brandon Car- Boston ice with the Cup. lo; captain Zdeno Chara re- “You know what, I don’t NFL ceived a one-year extension think we’re over it, I don’t AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE in March. think I’m over it,” Bruins East East “It was a good year, we fell forward Sean Kuraly said. W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA New England 3 0 0 1.000 106 17 Dallas 3 0 0 1.000 97 44 one game short and now “But you move on, you Buffalo 3 0 0 1.000 66 47 Philadelphia 1 2 0 .333 76 78 we’ve got to work on get- know you’ve got hockey to N.Y. Jets 0 3 0 .000 33 70 N.Y. Giants 1 2 0 .333 63 94 Miami 0 3 0 .000 16 133 Washington 0 2 0 .000 48 63 ting back to that position play and I think playing South South and not falling one game FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS hockey will help.” W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA short,” Cassidy said. “We’re The Bruins also know Houston 2 1 0 .667 68 62 New Orleans 2 1 0 .667 72 82 Tuukka Rask will once again be in the spot- Indianapolis 2 1 0 .667 70 71 Tampa Bay 1 2 0 .333 68 77 going to try to, like I said, they weren’t at their best Jacksonville 1 2 0 .333 58 60 Atlanta 1 2 0 .333 60 75 deal with it and just get on light during the 2019-2020 Bruins season. in June, after Chara took a Tennessee 1 2 0 .333 67 52 Carolina 1 2 0 .333 79 70 North North with the season. ... I hope puck off his face and played W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA we don’t have a hangover. ka Rask in net. “Look at guys around the the last three games of the Baltimore 2 1 0 .667 110 60 Green Bay 3 0 0 1.000 58 35 I certainly don’t intend on Joining Bergeron and league in their 30s, they’re Cup finals with his broken Cleveland 1 2 0 .333 49 66 Detroit 2 0 1 .833 67 61 Cincinnati 0 3 0 .000 54 83 Minnesota 2 1 0 .667 78 47 having one.” Marchand on the most po- really good players. Look jaw wired shut. He also had Pittsburgh 0 3 0 .000 49 85 Chicago 1 1 0 .500 19 24 Cassidy took the Bruins tent first line in hockey is at our guys in their 30s, we an unspecified lower body West West W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA to an Eastern Conference David Pastrnak, with Da- all had a really good sea- injury that took him out of Kansas City 3 0 0 1.000 101 64 L.A. Rams 3 0 0 1.000 77 49 championship in just his vid Krejci centering the son last year,” Krejci said. the fourth game of the con- Oakland 1 2 0 .333 48 78 San Francisco 3 0 0 1.000 96 54 second line. The 42-year-old “We’re not a year older, L.A. Chargers 1 2 0 .333 60 64 Seattle 2 1 0 .667 76 79 second full season on the ference finals. Denver 0 3 0 .000 46 67 Arizona 0 2 1 .167 64 88 bench, thanks largely to Chara will team up with we’re just a couple months That forced the team Thursday’s Game Buffalo 21, Cincinnati 17 a core of players from the the 21-year-old McAvoy on older. So I feel like we’re in to improvise on defense, Jacksonville 20, Tennessee 7 Carolina 38, Arizona 20 team that won it all in defense, with Torey Krug good shape and we’re ready where Kevan Miller was Sunday’s Games San Francisco 24, Pittsburgh 20 Minnesota 34, Oakland 14 N.Y. Giants 32, Tampa Bay 31 2011. And he’ll have the (who’s 28) and Carlo (22) as to go.” also out with a broken knee- Green Bay 27, Denver 16 New Orleans 33, Seattle 27 same nucleus this year: the No. 2 pairing. Last year’s team finished New England 30, N.Y. Jets 14 cap for the entire postsea- Indianapolis 27, Atlanta 24 Houston 27, L.A. Chargers 20 Chara on defense, Patrice The mix of youth and ex- second in the Atlantic Divi- son. On offense, Bergeron Dallas 31, Miami 6 L.A. Rams 20, Cleveland 13 Bergeron and Brad March- perience is one of the team’s sion with 107 points, then and Marchand were also Detroit 27, Philadelphia 24 Monday’s Game Kansas City 33, Baltimore 28 Chicago at Washington, 8:15 p.m. and at forward, and Tuuk- strengths. got a break when it didn’t dealing with injuries. B4 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2019 COMICS

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

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Sister is left out of the loop when family visits her town DEAR ABBY: I live in My recommendation is Atlanta, and my family Dear Abby is written by Abigail that you two have a lives four hours south. LONG engagement as My brother travels here Van Buren, also known as Jeanne well as premarital coun- often to visit his girl- Phillips, and was founded by her seling, so you can both friend and their son. I determine what’s import- never know he’s in town mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact ant to you and if you are unless another family Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. on the same page. Frank- member mentions it or Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. ly, these discussions he posts a photo of him- should have started well self at a local landmark. before a proposal. My parents and brother came here to attend my with the girlfriend. I sus- self feeling when this mo- DEAR ABBY: I have nephew’s school band con- pect this may be why you ment finally happened to been married for five cert. No one mentioned are not included during me. We haven’t set a wed- years and together with that they were coming or these visits. Your parents ding date, nor am I thrilled my husband for 15. I love contacted me during their may not have told you about getting married. him, and I try to look at- visit. I learned about it they were in town because I love this person and tractive for him. after speaking with my they were asked not to or appreciate him, but I feel I recently got a shorter grandmother the follow- didn’t want to hurt your like I should be over-the- haircut that I thought ing day. Since then, I have feelings. I think it’s time moon about spending for- looks nice. When my hus- spoken to my parents for a family discussion, ever with him. Do these band saw it, his reaction once briefly, and they still don’t you? blase feelings mean this was, “It doesn’t look bad,” haven’t mentioned it. Ap- isn’t the right person for and, “If you like it, that’s parently, judging from the DEAR ABBY: I’ve al- me, or that I’m simply not all that matters.” I can’t group text I just received, ways been very indepen- ready for the next step? help but feel slighted and my brother is back in a little hurt. Am I being dent and haven’t had BEWILDERED town again today for an- many serious relation- too sensitive? other event. MOUNTAIN GIRL ships in my 34 years of HURT IN I don’t want to make this life. For the last two about me, but I feel left DEAR GIRL: Real life WASHINGTON years, I have been in a isn’t like it is portrayed in out. Do I have the right to healthy relationship with have hurt feelings? the movies and on televi- DEAR HURT: Maybe. a man who is kind, smart sion. There is no cook- Your husband is entitled FORGOTTEN and makes me feel like I ie-cutter reaction to receiv- to his reaction, and he was SISTER IN GEORGIA can be myself. ing a proposal. Many honest with you. Would On our first anniversary, women would be thrilled you have preferred that he DEAR SISTER: You although we had never to receive a proposal of lie? If you like the new have the right to feel how- talked about marriage, he marriage from a man who hairstyle, keep it. If you ever you feel. But I have to surprised me with a pro- is kind, smart and with are having second wonder how close you and posal. I didn’t feel the ex- whom they can be them- thoughts, remember it’s your brother really are, citement and joy that I selves. (I am not implying not an arm or a leg; it’s and whether you get along had always pictured my- that this should be you.) only hair, and it will grow. BRIDGE

Be a tough opponent — get in quickly Who said: “Come quickly, I am clubs, East passed, South finally tasting stars!”? mentioned his hearts, West doubled In bridge, it is often best to do to show a strong hand, East ran to something quickly; in particular, his long diamond suit, and South pre-empting. Look at the South hand competed with three hearts. He was in today’s diagram. He should have lucky that West didn’t double again. opened three (or four!) hearts. He West led the spade ace and con- shouldn’t have worried about the tinued with the spade king, East four cards in the unbid major. It playing high-low to show his double- wouldn’t always work best, but it of- ton. West continued with the spade ten would. Taking things slowly made four, picking the middle card be- it much easier for the opponents. cause he had the ace in each minor. Here, if South had opened three East, though, after ruffing, had no hearts, what would West have done? trouble in shifting to the club 10. He He would have probably doubled. knew South had a void in diamonds Then North would have passed, and given West’s takeout double. East East would have advanced with four ruffed the fourth spade for down two. diamonds. This would have been one South had turned a plus score into too high. And if South had opened a minus by not coming into the auc- four hearts, he might have done even tion quickly. better. The opening quote was said by After South passed, West opened Dom Perignon, at the moment of his one spade, North overcalled two discovery of champagne. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS

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NEW YORK (AP) — health care to all Britons Britain’s prime minister — will be opened to pri- has promised to tell U.S. vate U.S. firms as part of President Donald Trump trade negotiations. They that any notion of Amer- also have suggested Brit- ican firms buying parts ain may have to accept of the U.K.’s beloved, chlorine-washed chicken, state-funded health ser- a U.S. poultry industry vice will be off the table practice banned in Eu- in future trade negotia- rope. tions, and that the United Johnson is likely to be States will have to open dogged by Britain’s di- its markets to British visive — and stalled — goods if it wants to make departure from the EU a deal. throughout his three-day Boris Johnson said he trip to the U.N.’s annual would draw his red lines gathering of world lead- for the protectionist pres- ers. ident when the two lead- More than three years ers meet this week at the after Britain voted to leave United Nations General the EU, the departure date Assembly in New York. has been postponed twice, Johnson arrived at the and the U.K. Parliament PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS global gathering on Mon- has repeatedly rejected the Afghans transport the body of a woman who was killed during a raid conducted by Afghan spe- day with a balancing only divorce deal offered. cial forces, in the southern Helmand province Monday. An Afghan official said at least 40 civilians act to effect. He’s trying The country is facing a have been killed during an Afghan special forces raid and airstrikes conducted against the Tali- to persuade European chaotic exit on Oct. 31 un- Union leaders to strike less Johnson’s government ban in southern Helmand province. an elusive divorce deal can, against the odds, se- with Britain, while also cure a new agreement — laying the groundwork or arrange another delay, 40 killed in anti-Taliban raid for a post-Brexit trade something Johnson vows agreement with the Unit- he will not do. KABUL, Afghanistan mand’s provincial gover- ing five Pakistani nation- by a spokesman for U.S. ed States — seen by the The British leader is (AP) — Anti-Taliban raids nor has been instructed als and one Bangladeshi. forces in Afghanistan. government as one of the seeking to persuade a by Afghan forces backed to send an investigation The statement said a large Resolute Support forces main prizes of Brexit. skeptical European Union by U.S. airstrikes killed at team to the area. warehouse of supplies and returned fire, killing the The Conservative prime to give Britain a new di- least 40 civilians attend- Abdul Majed Akhund, equipment was also de- attacker, the statement minister is keen to forge vorce deal before the U.K. ing a wedding party in the deputy provincial council- stroyed. tweeted by spokesman a strong relationship with is due to leave the bloc on southern Helmand prov- man, said most of the dead “The foreign terrorist Col. Sonny Leggett said. the Republican president, Oct. 31. At the U.N. he was ince, Afghan officials said. were women and children group was actively en- Three Resolute Support who has called the British holding a series of meet- The civilian deaths in who were at a wedding gaged in organizing ter- service members suffered leader “a really good man.” ings with EU leaders, in- Sunday night’s raids on ceremony in Musa Qala rorist attacks,” the state- non-life-threatening inju- But Johnson told re- cluding European Council Taliban hideouts further district. An additional 12 ment said. ries, the statement said. porters flying with him to President Donald Tusk, rattled Afghanistan amid civilians were wounded The raids came af- The violence comes as New York that he would French President Em- an upsurge in violence and were hospitalized in ter a drone attack last Afghanistan prepares for tell Trump “that when manuel Macron, German that’s followed the collapse Lashkar Gah, the capi- week in eastern Afghan- presidential elections on we do a free trade deal, Chancellor Angela Merkel this month of U.S.-Taliban tal of Helmand province, istan’s Nangarhar prov- Saturday, a vote the Tal- we must take sure that and Irish Prime Minister peace talks to end Ameri- Akhund said. ince blamed on U.S. forc- iban vehemently oppose. the (National Health Ser- Leo Varadkar. ca’s longest war. The civilian deaths oc- es killed at least 16 and The Taliban are at their vice) is not on the table, Johnson said he didn’t “We are saddened and curred during the second wounded tens of others, strongest since their oust- that we do not in any way think there would be a devastated to hear that of two raids undertaken most of them civilians. er in 2001 and hold sway prejudice or jeopardize “New York breakthrough,” civilians have lost their in different areas of Musa U.S. forces said that at- over more than half the our standards on ani- but he was encouraged lives in an incident in Qala, Attahullah Afghan, tack was targeting Islamic country, staging near-dai- mal welfare and food hy- by the progress talks had Helmand despite Presi- head of the provincial State militants. ly, deadly attacks across giene in the course of that made since he took office dent Ghani’s repeated call council, said. Also, in an insider at- Afghanistan. The insur- deal, and that we open up less than two months ago. for extra cautions in con- The operations killed 22 tack at the Kandahar gent group has warned American markets.” He replaced Theresa May, ducting military opera- Taliban fighters, including airport on Monday, a po- Afghans not to vote in the Opponents of Brex- who resigned in failure tions,” said Sediq Sediqqi, foreigners, Afghanistan’s liceman turned his weap- election and said their it fear the NHS — an after her EU withdrawal President Ashraf Ghani’s defense ministry said in a on on a NATO Resolute fighters would target elec- overstretched but much- agreement was rejected spokesman. statement. Fourteen peo- Support convoy, according tion campaigns as well as loved institution founded three times by Parlia- He added that Hel- ple were arrested, includ- to a statement tweeted polling stations. in 1948 to provide free ment. CLASSIFIED

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SECTION 001116 INVITATION TO BID COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS THE TRIAL COURT THE TRIAL COURT The Town of Lynnfield, hereinafter called the Owner and Awarding Authority, invites PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT sealed bids from Contractors for the Jordan Park Reconstruction Project at the 3 CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION Docket No. ES19P2813EA Wildewood Drive located in, Lynnfield, MA in accordance with the contract Docket No. ES19P2477EA INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE documents. The project involves construction of an expanded parking lot, repaving Essex Probate and Family Court of the access way, improved drainage, expanding the athletic field, a retaining 36 Federal Street Estate of: wall, solar lighting in the parking lot, and other miscellaneous improvements. Salem, MA 01970 Theodora J. Christo (978)744-1020 Also Known As: Theodora Christo Sealed bids for the General Contract shall be filed with the Awarding Authority by Date of Death: May 11, 2019 Wednesday, October 9, 2019 at 1:00 p.m., local time, at the Office of the Essex Division Department of Public Works located at 55 Summer Street, Lynnfield, MA. Bids will Estate of: To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of be publicly opened and read aloud in the H. Joseph Maney Hearing Room located Donald James Dennehy Petitioner Karen L. Ferris of Holden MA at the Lynnfield Town Hall, 55 Summer Street, Lynnfield, MA on the 2nd floor. The Date of Death: 07/24/2019 Petitioner Barbara L. Rafuse of Lynn MA clock in the office of the Department of Public Works shall be considered official To all interested persons: Petitioner James A. Christo of Salem MA time. No late bids shall be accepted. No faxed or emailed bids shall be accepted. A Petition for Formal Probate of Will with Appointment of Personal a Will has been admitted to informal probate. Representative has been filed by: Karen L. Ferris of Holden MA Bid Forms and Contract Documents will be available from Westongraphics at John W. Dennehy of Hampstead NH Barbara L. Rafuse of Lynn MA www.westongraphics.com/bids after 12:00p.m. on Wednesday, September 25, requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief James A. Christo of Salem MA 2019. Note: Bidders must register with Westongraphics in order to receive as requested in the Petition. has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to notification of addenda. The Awarding Authority will not be responsible for notifying The Petitioner requests that: serve without surety on the bond. bidders that are not registered. There is a plan deposit of $50.00 per set payable John W. Dennehy of Hampstead NH The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal to Westongraphics for hardcopy sets of the documents. Partial sets are not be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve Without Surety Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without available. Deposits may be paid by credit card, certified or cashier's check. This on the bond in an unsupervised administration. supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with deposit will be refunded for up to two sets for general bidders upon return of the IMPORTANT NOTICE the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration sets in good condition within thirty days of the bid opening. Otherwise plan deposit You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating shall become the property of the Awarding Authority. Additional sets may be Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. purchased for $50. Bidders requesting Contract Documents to be mailed shall must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings include a separate check for $40.00 per set for UPS Ground (or $65.00 per set for the return day of 10/21/2019. and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal UPS overnight), payable to Westongraphics to cover mail handling costs. This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. A Pre-Bid Meeting will be held at the project site on Wednesday October 2, timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections Item: September 24, 2019 2019 at 12:00 p.m. All those attending the Pre-Bid Meeting are instructed to within thirty (30) days of the return day, action may be taken without further notice meet in the parking lot of Jordan Park. to you. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM THE TRIAL COURT Each bid shall be accompanied by a bid guaranty in the form of a bid bond, PROBATE CODE (MUPC) PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT issued by a responsible surety company licensed to do business in Massachusetts, A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised Docket No. ES19P2634EA or a certified check, or a treasurer's or cashier's check issued by a responsible administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE bank or trust company and made payable to the Town of Lynnfield, in the amount Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the Essex Division of 5% of the bid price. administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the Court in any matter relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and Estate of: A performance bond in an amount equal to 100% of the total amount of the expenses of administration. Daniel J Breen contract price with a surety company qualified to do business in the WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Date of Death: 8/9/2019 Commonwealth of Massachusetts, will be required for the faithful performance of Date: September 13, 2019 To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of the contract, as well as a payment bond in an amount equal to 100% of the total Pamela Casey O'Brien Petitioner John F. Breen, Jr. of Melbourne FL contract price. Register of Probate a Will has been admitted to informal probate. Item: September 24, 2019 John F. Breen, Jr. of Melbourne FL All bids for this project are subject to applicable public bidding laws of has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to Massachusetts, including G.L. c.30, § 39M, as amended. serve without surety on the bond. The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal Attention is directed to the minimum wage rates as determined by the Need to find an article? Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without Commissioner of Labor and Workforce Development and the weekly payroll record supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with submittal requirements under the provisions of Massachusetts General Laws, the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration Chapter 149, Section 26 through 27D inclusive. from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. Selection of the contractor will be based upon bidder qualifications, including Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings evidence of past performance on similar projects and bid price. The contract will and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal be awarded to the bidder deemed by the awarding authority to be the lowest Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and responsible and eligible bidder. Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. Item: July 24, 2019 The bidder agrees that its bid shall be good and may not be withdrawn for a period of 60 days, with Saturdays, Sundays and legal holidays excluded, after the opening of the bids.

The Town of Lynnfield reserves the right to waive any informalities, to accept or reject, in whole or in part any or all bids, or take whatever other action may be call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 deemed to be in the best interest of the Owner. Subscribe to e-edition on to start your Item: September 24, 2019 daily subscription. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 Colombia’s cycling ascent marred by doping

MADRID, Colombia (AP) Bernal became the first suspended by the sport’s clear when a Colombian — After a punishing climb Colombian to win the Tour world governing body than doctor, Alberto Beltran, was in the Andean mountains de France, the country has Colombia. The suspension paraded in front of the me- surrounding Colombia’s been basking in attention added to doubts that first dia in 2016 after he was capital, Armando Carde- focused on its reputation surfaced in 2017 after the captured on a Spanish ar- nas leans against his bike for churning out special- World Anti-Doping Agen- rest warrant for allegedly to catch his breath. ist climbers raised on thin cy revoked the license of leading a doping network In a decade-long ca- mountain air and possess- a government-run lab re- in Spain. He was released reer racing professionally, ing the sort of extreme sponsible for all doping after Colombia’s Supreme Cardenas never reached the stamina taught by poverty. tests in Colombia and the Court ruled Beltran’s al- same international heights But that wholesome im- ban this year of the coun- leged crimes weren’t pun- as the country’s biggest age, a welcome antidote to try’s premier internation- ishable in Colombia. cycling stars. Though with a sport tarnished globally al team, Manzana Postob- The veil of silence en- seven national titles and a by scandal, risks being un- on, which prided itself on veloping the sport was medal at the Pan-American dercut by a festering doping clean cycling. first lifted by Colombian Games, the 37-year-old got problem that the country Part of the problem is cycling veteran Juan Pab- to live his dream of cycling has been slow to address. the ease with which Co- lo Villegas during a 2015 professionally. In August, Alvaro Duar- lombian cyclists can find interview. Four years later Like many of his fellow te tested positive for a per- an artificial boost: at their he remains the only cy- Colombian cyclists, he also formance-enhancing drug local pharmacy. Substanc- clist to have taken a public made the decision to dope. after winning top climb- es such as EPO can be stand on the issue while “I wanted to know what ing honors at the Vuelta bought over the counter, still competing. it meant to race while dop- de Colombia, bringing to without a prescription. Driving the widespread ing,” said Cardenas, who 42 the number of Colom- While athletes break their use of performance-en- now coaches a crop of local bian cyclists currently sport’s rules by doping, pros- hancing drugs, he says, is PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS talent, “and the difference sanctioned or provisional- ecutors are unable to hold the desperate economic sit- was huge.” ly suspended. Only Cos- users, or their suppliers, uation many professional Former professional cyclist Armando Carde- In the weeks since Egan ta Rica has more cyclists accountable. That became cyclists find themselves in. nas made the decision to dope. REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE

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FRANKFURT, Germany into online business, with (AP) — British tour oper- 48 percent of its bookings rally ator Thomas Cook fell vic- from the internet as of last tim to multiple setbacks year. But not fast enough. ASSOCIATED PRESS including shifting travel Online rivals, meanwhile, Stocks edged higher on habits, the rise of online didn’t have to bear the Wall Street in afternoon booking sites, the sinking costs of owning 200 hotels, trading Monday, placing pound and even unusu- 500 travel agency shops the market on track to re- ally hot summer weather and 105 airline jets, but coup some of its losses af- at home that discouraged acted as middlemen. ter snapping a three-week Northern Europeans from Felix Kolbeck, head of winning streak. travelling.. the department of tourism Gains in technology Specific problems of its at the Munich University stocks, consumer-centric own, like a $2 billion debt of Applied Sciences, said companies and banks out- pile, made it less able to the classical business weighed losses in health react to change. model with travel agents care, communication ser- It all added up to a per- and tour operators, which vices and other sectors. fect storm that led the was very strong for de- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The afternoon gains fol- 178-year-old company to cades in Britain, “has been lowed a wobbly morning cease operations early Thomas Cook staff speak with British passengers at Palma de Mallorca out of date for some time.” in the markets as inves- Monday, stranding hun- Kolbeck said that in the airport Monday. Spain’s airport operator AENA says that 46 ights have tors digested some weak dreds of thousands of trav- current environment, “if been affected by the collapse of the British tour company. economic figures out of elers. as a travel company you Germany. Analysts said Thomas do not have exclusive ac- cited uncertainty over Western Mediterranean, to head for warmer des- Chipmakers were Cook, which rode a pack- cess to certain capacity, Brexit, both from con- such as Spain’s Canary Is- tinations. When they did among the big winners in age holiday boom that hotel facilities, resorts, or sumers worried about its lands, only to see demand decide at the last minute, tech stocks. Nvidia rose started in the mid-1980s, market them exclusively impact on their finances for some of those locations the sector of the market 1.7 percent and Qual- was too slow to react as and thus can price them and from the timing, given then dwindle. that focuses on late deci- comm gained 1.6 percent. consumers moved away higher, then you will run that one unfulfilled dead- The company’s repu- sion makers turned out to Procter & Gamble and from buying trips at into difficulty.” CEO Peter line for Britain to leave tation suffered after the be fiercely competitive on bricks-and-mortar stores. Fankhauser had led the the EU fell on March 31, 2006 deaths of two cus- price. Altria Group helped pow- It has been overtaken by company in that direction just days before the heavy tomers in Corfu, Greece, “The group, like its peers, er a rally in consumer online services like Airbnb but then faced troubles European Easter holiday from carbon monoxide poi- has suffered from a perfect goods makers. P&G add- and internet travel com- from Brexit uncertainty travel season this year. soning. The case dragged storm of turbulence, from ed 1 percent and Altria panies who may separate and the weaker pound. Travel agents had to issue out for years and Thomas political unrest and ter- gained 0.8 percent. Trad- or combine hotel, rental Thomas Cook Group guidance on what would Cook would end up be- rorism at some of its most ers also bid up shares car and flight offerings, PLC isn’t alone in facing happen in case of a no- ing told by a coroner it popular destinations, to in several retailers and which puts pressure on such pressures. Competi- deal Brexit. Brexit has “breached its duty of care.” unusual weather patterns restaurant chains. Target prices through compari- tor TUI Group AG, based meanwhile sent the pound As the company strug- seeing travelers taking climbed 2.2 percent and son shopping. in Hannover, Germany, lower, given British travel- gled to reshape its busi- ‘staycations’ and the ever McDonald’s rose 1 per- “The company has strug- has shifted its focus from ers less purchasing power. ness in the new environ- present Brexit uncertain- cent. gled to adapt to a changing tour operators to its own After 2010, the Arab ment and cut costs it was ty devaluing the pound Utilities showed small travel and retail environ- cruises and hotels. Spring revolts discouraged hit with an unusually and putting consumers off gains. 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