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WEEKLY WEEKLY LYNNFIELD NEWS PEABODY NEWS SAFER bet for Lynn $3.45 million grant is actually worth $2 million more

By Gayla Cawley in their communities. ITEM STAFF The 20 new hires under the three-year grant need to be made by Jan. 31 and will bring the department’s staf ng lev- LYNN — The Lynn Fire Department has been granted a el to 183 re ghters, which is closer to the department’s opti- hardship waiver for its $3.45 million federal grant, which means that hiring 20 new re ghters won’t cost the city a mal staf ng goal of 190. dime for the next three years. SAFER is a matching grant, which meant that initially the The Lynn Fire Department was one of four departments city would have been on the hook for paying 25 percent of statewide to be awarded the Staf ng for Adequate & Fire the salaries for the 20 hires for the rst two years and then Emergency Response (SAFER) grant through the Federal 65 percent for the third year, according to Lynn Fire Capt. Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). Joseph Zukas. The SAFER program helps organizations maintain or in- crease the number of trained front line re ghters available SAFER, A7

A time capsule buried on April 28, 1894 was discovered by crews tear- A primer in urban art ing down the former Swampscott Middle School. Swampscott nds time to look into the past

By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF SWAMPSCOTT — Crews tearing down the former Swampscott Middle School on Greenwood Avenue to allow for the construction of a 28-condominium de- velopment were surprised to uncover a 124-year-old time capsule underneath the building. The time capsule was buried on April 28, 1894, the day the school was dedicated. “The existence of a time capsule was always assumed, although locating it in the midst of a complete demolition of a 105,000 square-foot building was like try- ing to nd the proverbial needle in a hay- stack,” wrote Angela Ippolito, chairwom- an of the Planning Board, in a prepared statement. “Needless to say, its discovery ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK was quite a thrill.” Polish artist Michal Maka, left, and his assistant, Ada Wange, discuss the next step in Maka’s mu- SWAMPSCOTT, A7 ral as they work on their mural on Sutton Street in Lynn during the Beyond Walls Mural Festival.

Seven left INSIDE Nahant has a new homeless State town administrator Employees outline pay system woes in new suit By Bridget Turcotte Barletta, a Nahant resident, against MBTA. A2 by re in ITEM STAFF was formerly the director of Opinion governmental affairs at the NAHANT — With the raising Massachusetts Department Cawley: We’re the of his right hand and a pledge of Energy Resources. He pre- West Lynn enemy? Really? A4 to uphold the duties, Antonio viously worked as director of Barletta became town admin- LOOK! istrator Wednesday night. government affairs for the De- By Gayla Cawley Van used by Aerosmith in Barletta was described by partment of Conservation and ITEM STAFF 1970s found in woods. A8 longtime Selectman Richard Recreation for two years. LYNN — Seven people were Lombard as “very knowledge- The Board of Selectmen voted left homeless after an electri- Sports unanimously in favor of select- Lynn looking forward able, especially in state gov- cal re at a Western Avenue ernment.” ing Barletta over runners-up to this year’s Gallant Robert Curtin, assistant town three-family home on Wednes- Tournament. B1 “I’m very pleased he got the administrator of Lynn eld, day morning.  job,” said Lombard. “He will ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE and Joseph Domelowicz Jr., as- Lynn re ghters responded to Driscoll ready to get be an asset to the town. We 799 Western Ave. at 7:12 a.m. made a couple of errors in sistant town administrator of Nahant Town Clerk Peggy started as new Spartans Barile swears in Antonio Bar- and had the working re under football coach. B1 the past, but I know (he) will Winthrop, in July. control about 20 minutes later, move the town in the right di- letta as the new town admin- said Lynn Fire Capt. Joseph Zu- rection.” NAHANT, A7 istrator on Wednesday. kas. There were no injuries to resi- dents, but a re ghter sustained a shoulder injury while battling the blaze, Zukas said. Vandal rocks Six adults and a child were dis- placed, with Red Cross respond- ing to assist them, Zukas said. Marblehead The cause of the re appears to be electrical, according to Zukas, and was predominantly once again contained to the upper  oor and attic of the house. By Bella diGrazia The re appears to have been ITEM STAFF accidental. In this case, the cir- cuit breaker kept tripping, which MARBLEHEAD — The police depart- indicates an electrical problem, ment is asking for help in identifying a but a resident kept resetting it suspect who has vandalized the same rather than calling an electri- home twice in one week. cian to see what the issue was. The suspect threw large granite rocks This continued resetting caused through the same window located on it to malfunction, according to the second  oor of a home in the area Zukas. of Green, Mugford, and Elm streets. If someone has an electrical The rst incident occurred shortly after problem in their house, they midnight on July 30 and the second at should call a licensed electrician A suspect was captured on surveillance video throwing a rock through a sec- 2:45 a.m. on Aug. 2, according to Det. Lt. ond- oor window of a home in the area of Green, Mugford, and Elm streets in FIRE, A7 Marblehead. MARBLEHEAD, A7

OBITUARIES ...... A2 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 88° VOL. 140, ISSUE 205 OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 69° ENTERTAINMENT ...... A5 SPORTS ...... B1-3 TRAVEL...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 2018 OBITUARIES Employees outline pay system Olin F. Heath Jr., 87 1930-2018 woes in new lawsuit against T PEABODY — Olin band, father, grand- Frank Heath Jr., 87, father, and friend, According to the union, cient;” and when work- The MBTA has consis- passed away unex- who always had a By Andy Metzger STATE HOUSE the T made a variety of er- ers do point out errors, tently worked with Local pectedly on Aug. 8, word of encourage- NEWS SERVICE rors since July 2017 when “corrections take weeks 2018, at his home in ment and humor to 589 and the Comptroller it switched from its own or months to complete, of- in an effort to quickly re- Peabody. He was the offer any situation. In BOSTON — Hundreds payroll system to a system ten are never paid and, on solve any potential payroll beloved husband of conversation, he was of MBTA employees have operated by the state that some occasions, are paid issues and will continue to Wilhelmina (Gilchrist) a listener and took not received their proper pays workers every two to workers then deducted do so.” Ogasian-Heath, with interest in the lives pay, according to a major weeks instead of every from later paychecks,” ac- whom he had shared of everyone he met. transit workers union that The suit was led by the week. cording to the suit. union and four streetcar 32 years of marriage. His genuine care and support led a class action lawsuit Filed in Suffolk Superi- The suit was led by Olin was born in Lynn in touched all he came in con- on Tuesday. motorpersons William or Court, the suit claims Douglas Taylor of the McLoed, of Plymouth; 1930 to his parents, Olin Sr. tact with. The workers were al- the T has repeatedly in- Virginia rm Grom ne, and Doris (Snell) Heath. He Olin is survived by his wife, Maryellen Shields, of Au- legedly underpaid during correctly calculated pay Taylor & Tyler and Paul was a member of Lynn English Wilhelmina (Gilchrist) Ogas- burndale; Joseph Urnek, a period when the T’s lead- rates; tabulated hours Hynes of Angoff, Golman, High School’s Class of 1948 ian-Heath; his children, Kei- of Wareham; and Ana Wid- ership has tried to make wrong, including “failure Manning, Hynes & Dun- and later served in the U.S. ra Caitlin Palm and Wayne man, of Milton. the system of trains, buses to pay the contractually lap, based in Norwood. Navy. Olin devoted himself to Heath; his stepdaughter, “They rely on their pay- and other transit options guaranteed minimum of “The MBTA values his country as an accountant, Johanna (Ogasian) and her run more ef ciently while 40 hours per workweek;” the hardworking men checks to help support serving during the Korean War. husband Robert Morse; his keeping costs down. erroneously computed and women who are the their families and their Upon being discharged from stepson, John and his wife “This is simply unac- pay for vacation, sick days backbone of our system,” livelihood. Morale at the T the military, he studied ac- Diane (O’Grady) Ogasian; and ceptable,” said James and holidays; omitted pay- MBTA spokesman Joe Pe- is the lowest it’s ever been, counting at Bryant and Strat- three grandchildren, Samuel O’Brien, president of the checks; and made inaccu- saturo told the News Ser- this is certainly not help- ton, where he graduated in and Sarah Morse and Jennifer Boston Carmen’s Union rate statements of paid vice in a statement. “Since ing to make it any better. 1957. He went on to work as Ogasian. He was predeceased Local 589, which led the leave bene ts. launching this new payroll The MBTA promised a an accountant at Massachu- by his parents, Olin Sr. and suit. “Our members work The T’s payroll system system, which was imple- better, more ef cient sys- setts General Hospital, from Doris (Snell) Heath. hard, often in dangerous offers no “reliable” means mented with the help of tem but what we got is which he eventually retired. Service information: His and hazardous conditions for employees to make the Comptroller, the T has broken and mismanaged, Though math was his rst funeral service will be held — the least the MBTA can corrections; the informa- improved overall payroll and our members are the passion, he was known to on Saturday at 11 a.m. at the do is pay them correctly tion about how paychecks accuracy and has not seen ones paying the price for be a man of knowledge and CONWAY, CAHILL-BRODEUR for their work.” are calculated is “insuf- any widespread issues. it,” O’Brien said. wisdom. He was an accom- Funeral Home, 82 Lynn St., plished pianist, a connoisseur Peabody, to which relatives of trains, and a history buff, and friends are kindly invited and his library re ected these to attend. Visiting hours will With pot shops opening soon, hobbies. His greatest joy, how- be held on Friday from 4-7 ever, was his family. He was a p.m. Burial will be in Cedar kind, gentle man who lived for Grove Cemetery, Peabody. In his grandchildren. Olin found in lieu of owers, donations state warns about driving high great happiness in both shar- can be made in his name ing his own passions to a charity of one’s By Bob Salsberg around drugged driving with them and learning choice. For directions ASSOCIATED PRESS was scheduled to hold its about his grandchil- and online obituary, next meeting Friday and dren’s passions. visit www.ccbfuneral. BOSTON — In antici- make recommendations to Olin was a loving hus- com. pation of the rst recre- the Legislature by Jan. 1. ational marijuana stores Police often rely on their opening within Massachu- own observations during setts in the coming weeks, traf c stops to determine Robert J. Grieves, 74 state of cials Wednesday if a driver’s ability to op- stepped up warnings to erate a motor vehicle is motorists about the risks compromised by marijua- of driving while stoned. PEABODY — Rob- tance. He had always na, said State Police Maj. A new public educa- Richard Ball. ert J. Grieves, age dreamed of going to tion and enforcement 74, of Peabody, died Machu Picchu. Bob “Your muscle control, campaign announced by your physical motor skills, on Tuesday, Aug. 7, adored animals. Republican Gov. Charlie 2018 at Salem Hos- In addition to his your perception, your anx- Baker’s administration — iety levels, your heart rate, pital after a lengthy wife he is survived which also renews warn- illness. He was the by two cousins, Don- your pulse — under nar- ings against alcohol-im- cotics all these change,” he husband of Laurie A. ald Grieves of Beverly paired driving — implores (Foley) Grieves, with and Philip Grieves of said. marijuana users to consid- whom he shared four Salem. He was the According to the U.S. er alternatives to getting years of marriage, and the father of the late Lori Ann Little, Centers for Disease Con- late Marie “Carol” (Melanson) who died on May 30, 2018. behind the wheel, such as trol and Prevention, mar- public transit, designat- ijuana can distort percep- Grieves. Service information: Visita- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Robert was the son of the tion for Bob will be held on Fri- ed drivers or ride-hailing tion and slow a driver’s late James and Catherine day from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. in services such as Uber and Newly transplanted cannabis cuttings grow in reaction time and deci- Grieves, he was a graduate the SOLIMINE Funeral Home, Lyft. soilless media in pots at Sira Naturals medical sion-making ability. of St. Mary’s High School and 426 Broadway (Route 129), “It’s not uncommon to marijuana cultivation facility in Milford. Data showed marijuana had earned a master’s degree Lynn. Burial will follow in Puri- hear people say, ‘I drive to be the drug most fre- from Northeastern University. tan Lawn Memorial Park. Rel- better when I’m high,’” blood system, as some le- cause — unlike alcohol quently found in drivers He had lived in Peabody for atives and friends are respect- said Jennifer Queally, the gal marijuana states have — there is as yet no uni- involved in fatal crashes the majority of his life. fully invited to attend. In lieu state’s undersecretary for done. versally accepted scientif- in Massachusetts between Robert had worked as an of owers donations may be public safety. “It wasn’t Colorado and Washing- ic measurement for mari- 2012 and 2016, of cials engineer at the GE Riverworks made to Parkinson’s Fitness true about alcohol ... and it ton, for example, estab- juana impairment. Traces said, also citing studies Plant for 41 years until his re- at www.Parkinsons tness.org. is absolutely false for mar- lished limits of 5 nano- of THC can also remain in that pointed to increased tirement in 2003. Directions and guestbook at ijuana and other drugs. grams per millimeter of a person’s blood system for marijuana-related traf c Bob had a dry sense of www.solimine.com. People do not drive better THC — the psychotropic days or even weeks, mak- fatalities in states that humor and was an avid read- when they are high.” chemical in cannabis — ing it more dif cult to ac- previously legalized recre- er and historian. He was an Massachusetts of cials above which a driver could curately assess whether a ational cannabis. advisor and consultant to said they were not pre- be consider impaired. motorist is high. “Massachusetts cannot anyone who needed his assis- pared to recommend a le- Such limits have been A special commission follow this trend,” said gal threshold for pot in the criticized as arbitrary be- created to examine issues Queally.

MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS

Study: Workers in dangerous average death rates from stitutions and developing door. On July 31, Tigger through a Massachusetts Several people injured jobs more prone to overdoses overdoses. innovative systems. was dropped off at a Mas- town last weekend have in manufacturer re In addition to being more He previously worked sachusetts Society for the been condemned. BOSTON (AP) — A prone to on-the-job injuries, as chief medical of cer Prevention of Cruelty to The Telegram & Gazette ACTON (AP) — Several study has found that the study said workers in for Children’s Hospital Animals shelter on Cape reports that two buildings people have been injured construction workers are many of these occupations of Philadelphia and as Cod by an animal control in Webster were demol- during a re at a manu- six times more likely to tend to have less paid sick executive director at Yale of cer. ished Saturday soon after facturing company. die from opioid overdoses leave and less job security New Haven Children’s Workers scanned for a the storm hit. Residents Fire of cials responded than all other occupations than other workers. Hospital. microchip and discovered of another condemned to the Haartz Corporation in Massachusetts. Apkon, a Massachusetts the feline’s identity. An apartment building building in Acton shortly The state Department Tufts Medical Center native, says the appoint- MSPCA spokesman tells returned to retrieve their before 10:30 a.m. for re- ment is a homecoming The Boston Globe owner belongings on Tuesday. of Public Health reported announces new CEO ports of an explosion with and his daughter, a stu- Rebecca Collins West The fourth building, a Wednesday there were injuries. BOSTON (AP) — The dent at Tufts University never imagined having convenience store, is more than 1,000 opi- An unnamed plant em- oid-related deaths among head of a children’s hos- Medical School, originally her cat back. vacant and on the market. ployee was taken to Massa- construction and ex- pital in Canada has been led him to the position. Who knows what tales The National Weather chusetts General Hospital traction workers between named the new CEO of Tigger would tell if he Service con rmed an with severe burns. 2011 and 2015. Tufts Medical Center. Cat reunited with could speak human. EF-1 tornado hit the town Authorities say another The study pointed to a The medical center owner after seven years The nonpro t posted on during the storm, leav- direct correlation between announced Tuesday it is its Facebook page about ing one person injured ve people were taken work-related injuries and appointing Michael Apkon CENTERVILLE (AP) — the homecoming, saying and more than 40 people to the hospital for smoke subsequent misuse of opi- as its next leader begin- It’s a story that will give Collins West picked up displaced. inhalation. oid painkillers. The more ning in the fall. Apkon you the warm fuzzies on Tigger a few hours after The tornado included Haartz Corp. makes au- dangerous the occupation, currently is president and International Cat Day. he was found. winds of up to 110 miles tomobile products, includ- the higher the rates of CEO for The Hospital for A cat missing for several per hour. ing materials with vinyl fatal overdoses. Sick Children in Toronto. years has been reunited Town condemns more Representatives of a and plastics. The company Those who make their Tufts Medical Board of with his owner. buildings after tornado Worcester agency that says it is working to get living through farming, Directors Chairman Joe The tale begins sev- helps families in emer- details about the injured shing and forestry were Campanelli says Apkon en years ago, when an WEBSTER (AP) — Two gency situations are individuals. The company also among workers with has distinguished himself orange cat named Tigger more buildings damaged meeting with affected tweeted “safety is our rst signi cantly higher than working in renowned in- escaped out of an open when a tornado tore residents Thursday. priority.”

IN MEMORIAM KENNY REID 781-593-7700 ON HIS BIRTHDAY Publishing Daily, except Sundays AUGUST 8, 2018 USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 Happy birthday, Daddy, Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA from your little girl. and additional of ces. You are loved and missed. Love from Donna and John Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item Subscriptions Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States $20.00 for 4 weeks call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 $65.00 for 13 weeks $130.00 for 26 weeks to start your $260.00 for 1 year Home delivery Send payment to and POSTMASTER, daily subscription. send address changes to: subscribers The Daily Item Get FREE access to the e-edition on 110 Munroe St. P.O. Box 5 Lynn, MA 01903 THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A3 NATION Prosecutor: Man at compound trained kids for school shooting By Morgan Lee abuse suspects. A judge and Mary Hudetz ordered Wahhaj held with- ASSOCIATED PRESS out bond pending further proceedings. TAOS, N.M. — The fa- In the court documents, ther of a missing Georgia authorities said a foster boy was training children parent of one of the 11 at a New Mexico com- children removed from pound to commit school the compound had told shootings, prosecutors said in court documents authorities that the child obtained Wednesday, as had been trained to use an authorities waited to learn assault ri e in prepara- if human remains found at tion for a school shooting. the site were those of the Authorities say human boy. remains found at the FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS compound were being an- The documents say Siraj The election results that effectively vetoed the alyzed by medical exam- Ibn Wahhaj was conduct- Missouri measure against compulsory union ing weapons training with iners to determine if they are those of Abdul-ghani fees and halted a string of stinging losses for assault ri es at the com- organized labor. pound near the Colorado Wahhaj, who is severely disabled and went missing border where authorities PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS say they found 11 hungry in December in Jonesboro, children living in lthy The documents say Siraj Ibn Wahhaj was con- Ga., near Atlanta. Republican law to conditions in a raid Friday. ducting weapons training with assault ri es at In a Georgia arrest war- Prosecutor Timothy the compound near the Colorado border. rant, authorities said the Hasson led the court doc- father had told the boy's limit labor powers uments while asking that ger to the children found illegal manner," Hasson mother that he wanted to Wahhaj be held without on the property as well as wrote. perform an exorcism on bail after he was arrested a threat to the communi- Prosecutors did not the child because he be- beaten in Missouri last week with four other ty as a whole due to the bring up the school shoot- lieved he was possessed by dum marked the rst adults facing child abuse presence of rearms and ing accusation in court the devil. He later said he By David A. Lieb ASSOCIATED PRESS chance for voters to weigh charges. his intent to use these on Wednesday during an was taking the child to a in on union powers since "He poses a great dan- rearms in a violent and initial appearance by the park and didn't return. JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. the U.S. Supreme Court — The steady march of ruled in late June that new "right-to-work" laws public sector employees Democrats pick gay, Native American in Republican-led states cannot be compelled to hit a wall in Missouri, pay fees to unions. Mis- where voters resound- souri's ballot measure es- nominee in Kansas Congress primary ingly rejected a measure sentially would have ex- that could have weak- tended that to all private By John Hanna started: "We did it!" ened union nances after sector employees in the ASSOCIATED PRESS "You told me you needed national and local labor state. someone who lives your groups poured millions of "Working people made TOPEKA, Kan. — Shar- struggles. You told me you dollars into the campaign their voices heard at the ice Davids shattered the needed someone who lis- against it. ballot box today and over- mold for a congressional tens when you speak. You Missouri's law against turned right to work. It's primary winner from ruby told me you needed some- compulsory union fees a truly historic moment," red Kansas on Wednesday, one who knows your expe- was defeated Tuesday by Missouri AFL-CIO Presi- becoming the state's rst rience," the email said. a 2-to-1 margin, nearly dent Mike Louis said. Native American and gay Davids was raised by a a year after the measure Missouri voters had last nominee for Congress. single mother and earned adopted by the state's rejected right to work The 38-year-old attorney a law degree from Cor- Republican governor and in 1978, when national and activist prevailed in a nell University. She was a Legislature had been union membership was close six-candidate Dem- White House fellow during scheduled to take effect. more than double its cur- ocratic primary Tuesday Barack Obama's presi- It was put on hold after rent rate of 10.7 percent. and will face four-term dency. And she's a former unions successfully pe- Business groups and Republican Rep. Kevin Yo- mixed martial arts ghter titioned to force a public conservative interest PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS der. Democrats are target- who introduced herself to referendum. groups pledged to try ing Yoder this fall because fellow Democrats with a Sharice Davids earned a law degree from Cor- The election results ef- again to enact it in Mis- Democrat Hillary Clinton video showing her in the nell University and was a White House fellow fectively vetoed the Mis- souri, potentially as soon narrowly won the district ring and landing solid during Barack Obama’s presidency. souri measure and halted as the 2019 legislative in the 2016 presidential kicks to a large punching a string of stinging losses session. race. bag. That proved a com- said in an interview before works to elect women who for organized labor. Since "The defeat of Proposi- Republicans hold all pelling story for many the primary. "What people support abortion rights. 2012, ve other once his- tion A is merely a minor four Kansas seats in the Democratic voters in a are seeing is that the tra- She's called for treating torically strong union setback on the road to pro- U.S. House, but Democrats competitive congressional ditional way that politics gun violence as a public states had adopted right- viding workers with the hope to  ip two of them in race. has been done is just not health crisis and supports to-work laws as Republi- freedom they deserve," November. "In a lot of ways, my can- working for so many peo- expanding Medicaid's cans gained strength in said Jeremy Cady, the Davids marked her didacy and my campaign ple." health coverage for more state capitols, raising the Missouri director of Amer- victory with a Wednes- is just another extension Davids, from Kansas Americans. She's critical total to 27 states with icans for Prosperity, which day morning fundraising of the non-traditional path City, Kan., was endorsed of tax cuts championed by such laws. is part of the conservative email to supporters that that I have in my life," she by EMILY's List, which President Donald Trump. The Missouri referen- Koch network. GOP congressman from New York gets charged with insider trading By Tom Hays He pleaded not guilty to sat on its board. ASSOCIATED PRESS an indictment unsealed in According to the indict- Manhattan federal court. ment, Collins was attend- NEW YORK — Republi- The indictment charges ing the Congressional can U.S. Rep. Christopher Collins, the congressman's Picnic at the White House Collins of western New son and the father of the on June 22, 2017, when he York state was arrested son's ancee, with conspir- received an email from the Wednesday on charges he acy, securities fraud, wire company's chief executive fed inside information he fraud and making false saying that a trial of a drug gleaned from sitting on statements to the FBI. the company developed to the board of a biotechnol- Prosecutors said the treat multiple sclerosis ogy company to his son, charges stem from Collins' was a clinical failure. helping family and friends decision to share with his Collins responded to dodge hundreds of thou- son insider information the email saying: "Wow. sands of dollars in losses about Innate Immunother- Makes no sense. How are when bad news came out. apeutics Limited, a biotech- these results even pos- Collins, 68, is a staunch nology company headquar- sible???" the indictment supporter of President tered in Sydney, Australia, said. It said he then called Donald Trump who was with of ces in Auckland, his son, Cameron, and, af- among the rst two sitting New Zealand. Collins was ter several missed calls, members of Congress to the company's largest they spoke for more than endorse his candidacy for shareholder, with nearly 17 six minutes. the White House. percent of its shares, and The next morning, ac- cording to the indictment, Cameron Collins began selling his shares, unload- ing enough over a two-day period to avoid $570,900 in losses before a public announcement of the drug trial results. After the an- nouncement, the compa- ny's stock price plunged 92 percent.

LAW OFFICES OF JAMES J. CARRIGAN • Social Security Disability • Workers Compensation • Accidents 25 years located across from Lynn District Court 15 Johnson St. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 781-596-0100 The indictment charges Chris Collins with con- JAMES J. CARRIGAN spiracy, securities fraud, wire fraud and mak- ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN RONALD D. MALLOY ing false statements to the FBI. www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] A4 THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 2018 OPINION We’re the enemy? Really? HOW TO REACH US E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M H. S The president of the more likely explanation John M. Gilberg Chief Executive O cer United States continues as he reacted to a June 28 E C  J. Edward M. Grant Advertising Director to put the lives of jour- newsroom shooting at the Gordon R. Hall T  J  nalists in danger with his Capital Gazette in Mary- 110 Munroe St. Editorial Director Monica Connell Healey anti-media rhetoric, which GaylaGa land, which killed five P.O. Box 5 W J. K J. Patrick Norton Lynn, MA 01903 Chief Financial O cer seems to have heightened CawleyCa people, by unleashing a J N. W  Michael H. Shanahan Customer Service Chief Operating O cer Chairman lately. further attack on the me- Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PŽ President Donald Trump dia a week later at a rally Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 has consistently referred ferred method of commu- in Montana — rather than Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 to any news coverage he All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 nication. choosing to tone down his Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 disagrees with as “Fake “The Fake News hates rhetoric. 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 News,” without any evi- me saying that they are When faced with a clear Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 dence that the informa- the Enemy of the People example of the violence Classifi ed Advertising Brian C. Ÿayer, 1996-1999 tion is not factual. He has only because they know anti-media rhetoric could classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 also taken to referring to it’s true,” Trump tweeted. Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 lead to, Trump instead Subscriptions journalists themselves “I am providing a great chooses to ramp it up even [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 and certain media outlets service by explaining this more. Circulation as “Fake News,” some- to the American people. Maybe for the majori- [email protected] thing that has become an They purposely cause ty of Trump’s supporters, Ext. 3 obsession for him. great division and dis- they just view the rallying He seems to be engaged trust. They can also cause Newsroom cries and anti-media rhet- [email protected] in a reality where it’s him war. They are very danger- oric as entertainment. [email protected] as the hero taking on the ous and sick.” But it’s not too much of Ext. 4 “enemy of the American If that doesn’t sound a stretch to think there people,” a phrase he’s re- like a rallying cry against Sports EDITORIAL could be those few people [email protected] cently taken on to describe a specific group of people, who choose to act on those the media. I’m not sure how else it words and try to take it Ext. 5 If Trump was any other can be interpreted. upon themselves to deliv- Retail and Online person, the rhetoric would Just days prior, he was Advertising er violence against and [email protected] Is the NRA not be as dangerous. But revving a crowd up against eliminate some of “the whether or not he wants the media at a rally in enemies of the American ADVERTISING to accept the full responsi- Pennsylvania, calling the people,” as identified by Ernie Carpenter Jr. bility of his role, he is the reporters present “fake, their president. Director of Advertising running out president of the United fake disgusting news,” Then what happens? and Business Development, ext. 1355 States, and his words car- who can make anything Unfortunately, with the [email protected] ry more weight and have bad, causing his support- way this presidency has Michele Iannaco more of an impact on peo- ers to boo and jeer at each Sales Representative, ext. 1315 played out, probably just [email protected] of ammo? ple, especially those who insult aimed at the media. more tweeting, without may not be very informed It’s not clear whether he any accountability or re- David McBournie about politics. realizes what he’s doing, Sales Representative, ext. 1280 sponsibility. [email protected] The National Rifle Association, which for On Sunday, he basically or what impact his words the past few decades has zealously thwarted incited violence against are having. Maybe he Gayla Cawley is a staff Ralph Mitchell reasonable gun control in the face of Amer- Sales Representative, ext. 1313 the media via his personal does, and just doesn’t care. reporter with The Daily [email protected] ica’s rising tide of firearms deaths, recently Twitter account, his pre- The latter might be the Item. claimed in court documents it is in existen- Patricia Whalen tial financial trouble. Tempting as it is to Sales Representative, ext. 1310 [email protected] break open the champagne in celebration, perhaps more important is the question this BUSINESS OFFICE raises about why American politicians still Susan J. Conti cower in fear over the NRA’s vote-wielding Controller, ext. 1288 influence. [email protected] The NRA made its financial-distress claim Ted Grant in a lawsuit alleging New York state officials Publisher, ext. 1234 have targeted it with a belligerent regulato- [email protected] ry campaign. It’s not the first indication that Marian Kinney the 147-year-old firearms lobbying group has ext. 1212 problems. Records show it ended 2016 with a [email protected] $46 million deficit. And recent polling shows Will Kraft most Americans now oppose the organiza- Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 [email protected] tion, having apparently grown weary of mass shootings followed consistently by NRA as- Jennifer Perez ext. 1205 sertions that gun rights are in danger. [email protected] All of which presents a picture of a tiger Mike Shanahan that doesn’t have the teeth it used to. Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 In its lawsuit, the NRA claims that New [email protected] York regulators have, among other things, Carolina Trujillo gotten banks and insurers to stop doing busi- Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 ness with it. The NRA claims it has suffered CASS SUNSTEIN [email protected] “tens of millions of dollars in damages” and Jim Wilson may soon be “unable to exist as a not-for-prof- Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 it or pursue its advocacy mission” because of Trump’s Russia admission is no [email protected] the state’s regulation. CIRCULATION NRA lawyers might be exaggerating the Lisa Mahmoud financial plight as a legal strategy. But it’s mere scandal. It’s a betrayal. Manager, ext. 1239 no exaggeration to say the NRA’s $163.5 [email protected] million in dues income in 2016 is a signifi- During a presidential a keen interest in main- the meeting at the time. CLASSIFIED cant drop from its 2007 peak of $228 million. campaign, accepting help taining a peaceful, coop- But here is a general prin- Abbe Young Smith Though the NRA presumes to speak for all from Russia “to get infor- erative and mutually ben- ciple: Successfully enlist- Manager, ext. 1276 gun owners, its actual dues-paying members mation on an opponent” eficial relationship with ing Russia’s help to pro- [email protected] total about 5 million — a small fraction of is an ugly and unpatriotic Russia. cure the presidency would NEWSROOM the estimated 70 million to 80 million U.S. act. It casts contempt on But it should go without count as a high crime or gun owners. Mike Alongi the countless people who saying that the highest misdemeanor within the Sports Reporter ext. 1228 Polls suggest most gun owners don’t share have put their lives on the loyalty of any candidate, meaning of the impeach- [email protected] the NRA’s hard-line political positions. A line for our republic and and any president, is to ment clause — whether or Bill Brotherton study by the American Journal of Public the principles for which it his nation, not to electoral not it’s technically a crime Features Editor ext. 1338 Health in May found that on most gun-con- stands. victory. The Russian gov- within federal law. [email protected] trol issues, gun owners and non-gun owners In 2007 and 2008, I was ernment has been working But is it a federal crime? Gayla Cawley were only a few percentage points out of honored to work with to weaken, undermine and Federal law makes it un- Reporter, ext. 1236 alignment with each other but often far out the campaign of Senator destabilize our country. lawful “to solicit, accept, or [email protected] of alignment with NRA positions. A Mon- Barack Obama as an oc- No candidate for high receive a contribution or Cheryl Charles mouth University poll in March found that casional, informal adviser. office, and no presidential donation . . . from a foreign News Editor, ext. 1278 [email protected] expanded background checks for all gun I received plenty of ideas campaign, should even national.” A contribution sales, including private sales, which the NRA from friends, acquaintanc- think about accepting includes “any gift, sub- Bella diGrazia opposes, has the support of 78 percent of gun Russia’s help “to get infor- Reporter, ext. 1317 es and strangers about scription, loan, advance, [email protected] owners who don’t belong to the NRA — and how to win the presidency. mation on an opponent.” or deposit of money or 69 percent of those who do. No offers of help came This conclusion is not anything of value made by Thomas Grillo Throughout the gun-control debates of re- Reporter, ext. 1264 from anyone associated merely a matter of com- any person for the purpose [email protected] cent years, the NRA’s extreme positions have with a foreign govern- mon sense. It is linked of influencing any election been anathema to what most Americans — Spenser Hasak ment. But if they had, my with the deepest fears of for Federal office.” Law- Photographer, ext. 1332 even most gun-owning Americans — believe. only question would have those who founded our na- yers are now discussing, [email protected] If faltering finances are any indication, gun been this: Do I go directly tion. Many people are puz- and disputing, whether Thor Jourgensen owners are letting their money do the talking to the FBI, or do I go to zled by the constitutional “information on an oppo- Editorial Director, ext. 1267 about the NRA’s extremist policy positions. people in a higher position provision limiting eligibil- nent” counts as “anything [email protected] For those legislators in Jefferson City and in the campaign, and ask ity for the presidency to of value.” Daniel Kane Washington who have held their tongues in them to go directly to the “natural born” citizens. Let’s put the legal nice- Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 the past, now’s the time to stand up to this FBI? But it attests to the found- ties to one side. In my [email protected] paper tiger. Like many millions of ers’ desire to ensure some- view, it was reasonable for Steve Krause Americans (Republicans thing they prized perhaps Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 An editorial from the St. Louis Post-Dis- President Trump to say and Democrats alike), I above all: loyalty. [email protected] patch. that as a matter of princi- had long been hoping that In the decisive debates ple, professional athletes Owen O’Rourke the 2016 meeting at the over the impeachment Photographer, ext. 1224 ought to show respect for [email protected] Trump Tower, including clause, James Madison the American flag and the Donald Trump Jr. and a pointed to the risk that Emma LeBlanc Pérez national anthem. “E pluri- Copy Editor Russian lawyer connect- a president “might be- bus unum” is the motto on [email protected] ed with the Kremlin, in- tray his trust to foreign the nation’s seal. It dates Harold Rivera volved issues of adoption powers.” Focusing on the from the period of the Rev- Sports Editor, ext. 1238 policy (as the White House electoral process itself, olutionary War. [email protected] previously told us). George Mason asked, Seeking Russia’s help, Roberto Scalese Last weekend, President “Shall the man who has to get “information on an Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 Donald Trump disclosed, practised corruption & by opponent,” is worse than [email protected] “This was a meeting to get that means procured his a scandal. It is a betrayal. Mark Sutherland information on an oppo- appointment in the first Creative Director nent.” instance, be suffered to es- Cass R. Sunstein is a [email protected] Americans should nev- cape punishment?” Bloomberg Opinion col- Anne Marie Tobin er forget that the Soviet As far as I am aware, umnist. He is the author Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 Union played a heroic and there is as yet no evidence of “The Cost-Benefit Rev- [email protected] indispensable role in win- that the meeting at Trump olution” and co-author of Bridget Turcotte ning World War II. And Tower had any effect on “Nudge: Improving Deci- Reporter, ext. 1269 [email protected] Trump is right to insist the 2016 election, or that sions About Health, Wealth that the United States has the president knew about and Happiness.” Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 ENTERTAINMENT ‘Making It’: Cutting, gluing without being cut-throat By Holly Ramer took slightly different ASSOCIATED PRESS approaches. Doonan was particularly interested in CONCORD, N.H. — whether the makers were They made you laugh, but taking risks and pushing can they make you craft? themselves, while she was "Parks and Recreation" looking for a "wow" fac- co-stars Amy Poehler and tor, something that would Nick Offerman are bring- jump out at her among the ing the same silly, sweet deluge of items she sees sitcom vibe to reality tele- every day on Etsy.com. vision with "Making It," a The show is replete with competition show that chal- puns — "I macramade you lenges contestants to craft and I can macrabreak you everything from Halloween just as easily," says Poe- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS costumes to lawn furniture. hler. "This conversation The War and Treaty are Michael Trotter Jr. and Airing Tuesday nights on makes me want to lay Tanya Blount-Trotter, husband and wife. NBC, the show offers up down and DIY," Offerman an unapologetic antidote to answers. But Johnson said bleak current events. the more serious goal is "Life is stressful Review: A powerful PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS to inspire viewers to em- enough," Poehler says in brace their own creativity. the opening episode. "Let's Amy Poehler sits at the Etsy headquarters in As springboards, she cit- debut from dynamic make a show that makes New York, during an event celebrating the pre- ed two big trends in the people feel good." miere of “Making It.” crafting and design world That includes the con- — the Danish concept of The War and Treaty testants, who happily cut in us, and in kind of in a and get to hang out with "hygge" that emphasizes and glue without being weird way made me be- Nick and Amy. It was such cozy living, and the Jap- By Steven Wine rooted in the nation's cut-throat, sometimes lieve in myself more," she a dream." anese notion of wabi sabi ASSOCIATED PRESS pews, fields and street cor- even helping each other if said. "Even though it was The judges are famed which finds beauty in im- ners, all sweat and spirit they finished a project ear- a competition, in so many Barneys window designer perfection. The War and Treaty, and soul. Miller produced ly. Nicole Sweeney, an art- ways it didn't feel that Simon Doonan and Etsy "I think the next phase of "Healing Tide" (Strong and captured the magic ist and woodworker from way. It just felt like this in- trend expert Dayna Isom that is, 'OK, you're home, World/Thirty Tigers) of the live performances San Francisco, said she credible experience where Johnson. While both judg- now what do you do? May- that have caused such a entered the competition I got to be surrounded by es assessed how well mak- be you're spending time Along with his consider- buzz about the couple. The nervous and excited but these other amazing art- ers executed the given with family and friends able talents as a guitarist, material draws from Sly emerged empowered. ists and do what I love, theme for each project and and hopefully you're get- singer, songwriter, pro- Stone's family but also the "They wanted to tell our and then have amazing the craftsmanship of their ting creative and making ducer, bandleader and ra- Carter Family, thanks to stories and they believed feedback from the judges work, Johnson said they things together," she said. dio host, Buddy Miller is varied arrangements that an excellent talent scout. include Dobro, banjo and In the case of the War autoharp. and Treaty, Miller gave Trotter, a wounded war- Review: Lucero’s sound reflects his stamp of approval — rior who served in Iraq and a helping hand — to and once composed songs an act beyond his usual to honor fallen comrades, the polish of a 20-year journey Nashville orbit. wrote all 11 tunes with a Good call, Buddy, as al- focus on the glory of love. ways. Michael Trotter Jr. He and Tanya have huge By Scott Stroud (a certain love song to his and Tanya Blount-Trotter, voices, and while some of ASSOCIATED PRESS guitar comes to mind). the pride of Albion, Mich., the most moving moments In their place are gritty are husband and wife and Lucero, "Among the come when they dial back meditations on homesick- a powerhouse R&B duo Ghosts" (Liberty & the volume, mostly they ness, poignant storytell- who sound as though they Lament/Thirty Tigers) swing and soar, whoop ing built around a Civil were born to sing together. Lucero has put out great and wail, testify and sanc- War soldier's letter home, Their full-length album records before, but for tify, often in tandem. and honest, heartfelt love debut, "Healing Tide," whatever reason — ge- Showboating? A little. songs. is Americana in that it's Showstopping? Yes. ography, confusion over Nichols' maturity is ob- genre, a lack of recognition vious, though he's as vul- from the folks who decide nerable as ever. In the title what gets heard — the cut, he pines from the road Memphis-based quintet for his wife and baby girl, has never attained the singing wistfully that "the level of stardom it proba- first word she learned to bly deserves. say was goodbye." With "Among the The band's playing ris- Ghosts," its ninth stu- es to the challenge such dio album, a fine un- intimate lyrics pose. Rick der-the-radar rock 'n' roll Steff's piano is less deriva- band keeps getting better. tive, a more subtle comple- Its songs are better-craft- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ment to the gritty guitar ed, its lyrics and playing playing that still drives are more mature, and the “Among the Ghosts” is the ninth studio album the band's sound. rough-hewn sound that from Lucero. The effect is more sophis- was always charming but ticated without losing the rarely transcendent is as ally sounded too much are the petulant lyrics rawness that always gave good as it has ever been. like Bruce Springsteen, that sometimes stood be- Lucero its edge — which Gone are the piano and though he remains an ob- tween singer-songwriter might just make this the FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS guitar licks that occasion- vious influence. Gone, too, Ben Nichols and greatness band's finest album yet. Dennis Hof also starred in the HBO adult real- ity series “Cathouse.” Miss America head, former Fox News host Famous Nevada pimp Gretchen Carlson seeks ‘healing process’ running for state office By Wayne Parry to eliminate the swimsuit debuted in 1921. She said ex-Miss Americas surfaced ASSOCIATED PRESS competition has made the the reinvention of Miss last December. But the de- loses brothel license pageant more relevant and America is a turnaround cision to drop the swimsuit ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. — has been praised by many that would typically take competition and the way By Michelle L. Price low deputies on his prem- Gretchen Carlson, the for- supporters who considered two to four years in the opponents say it was pre- ASSOCIATED PRESS ises, according to a sher- mer Fox News host now in iff's statement Wednesday. the pageant outdated and corporate world but had to sented to them led many LAS VEGAS — Officials charge of the Miss Amer- demeaning to women. Wehrly said her office ica Organization, says the be done in eight months, to rethink their initial sup- have yanked a brothel li- Twenty-two state-lev- got a warrant and seized organization needs to heal forcing people to come to port for the new regime. cense from Nevada's most el pageant officials last the brothel's licenses and a rift that has seen over a terms with it much quick- Many opponents say famous legal pimp, who month signed a letter ex- its prostitutes' required dozen state groups call for er than usual. Carlson and others pre- has fashioned himself as pressing no confidence in work cards and closed the her and other top leaders Carlson and Hopper sented the swimsuit elim- a Donald Trump-style Carlson, president and business. She said depu- to resign. were among a wave of fe- ination as an ultimatum, candidate for a state leg- CEO Regina Hopper and ties faced no confronta- In an interview with male leadership swept into coupled with a threat that islative seat and faced in- the current board, claiming tion, but Hof indicated he The Associated Press that office after emails from for- the pageant would lose its creasing anti-prostitution would appeal. "Miss America 2.0 is simply Carlson said would be her mer pageant leaders den- national television broad- sentiment. Hof did not respond to a new title for the same old last on the subject, she igrating the appearance, cast if swimsuits were re- Dennis Hof had failed to phone and text messages tactics of obfuscation and said Miss America offi- intellect and sex lives of tained. apply for a renewal and seeking comment Wednes- fear-based governance." cials at all levels need to pay fees for his Love Ranch day. Three states have since dis- be "on the same page" and brothel about an hour's The flamboyant pimp, associated themselves from she hoped that would hap- drive northwest of Las Ve- who starred in the HBO pen before the next Miss the letter, the organization gas, officials in southern adult reality series "Cat- America is crowned in At- said Wednesday. Nevada's Nye County said. house," upset local politics lantic City on Sept. 9. Several opponents told The rare permanent clo- earlier this year when he "It would be important the AP actions are being sure of the brothel where ousted a three-term Re- that we all try to come to- considered for the week of former NBA player La- publican state lawmaker gether and have a healing the Miss America competi- mar Odom was found un- in a primary for the state process," she said. tion, including litigation, conscious in 2015 comes Assembly. Yet Carlson, chairwom- news conferences and pub- amid an anti-brothel push Hof billed himself as an of the Miss America lic demonstrations outside in Nye and Lyon counties "The Trump of Pahrump," Organization, dismissed Boardwalk Hall, where where Hof owns bordellos, the city where he's now critics as "a noisy mi- the pageant will take including a ballot mea- based, and has been nority" unhappy over the place. However, at least sure in Lyon County to shunned by the state's elimination of the swim- 30 former Miss Americas make prostitution illegal. establishment Republi- suit competition from this have voiced confidence in After Nye County voted cans, including Gov. Brian year's nationally televised the current leadership. not to renew Hof's brothel Sandoval, Sen. Dean Hell- broadcast and resistant to Hopper said critics are and liquor licenses, Sher- er and Attorney General change in general. unhappy that Miss Ameri- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS iff Sharon Wehrly went to and gubernatorial hopeful Carlson, who was Miss ca is eliminating the swim- Love Ranch to close the Adam Laxalt, who have America in 1989, also said suit competition, a staple Gretchen Carlson was also Miss America in business. Hof called her refused to campaign with on Tuesday the decision of the pageant since it 1989. and said he would not al- or back Hof. A6 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 2018 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- 9:56 a.m. on Tuesday; on Man upset by his wife’s illness larly arrests, reflect police records. Market Street at 1:54 p.m. on In the event of a perceived inac- Tuesday; on Willow Street at curacy, it is the sole responsibility 7:46 a.m. on Wednesday. kills them both at NY hospital of the concerned party to contact Vandalism the relevant police department and By Deepti Hajela A report of vandalism to and Jennifer Peltz have the department issue a no- ASSOCIATED PRESS tice of correction to the Daily Item. a motor vehicle at 5 Evans Corrections or clarifications will not Lane at 7:28 p.m. on Tues- VALHALLA, N.Y. — A day; at 42 Sagamore St. at man who said he wanted be made without express notice of 8:08 p.m. on Tuesday; at 14 to end his ailing wife's suf- change from the arresting police Wallace Road at 7:37 a.m. on fering shot her to death in department. Wednesday; at 36 Newhall St. her bed at a suburban New at 8:19 a.m. on Wednesday. York hospital Wednesday LYNN and then killed himself, MARBLEHEAD police said. Arrests Richard DeLucia, 71, left a note at the couple's Grace Boyle, 32, of 2 Accidents condo indicating he was distraught about how Magnolia Ave., Peabody, was A caller reported his em- arrested and charged with his wife, Ann, 70, was ployee on School Street hit a suffering and wanted to PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS assault and battery on a po- parked car and they couldn’t lice officer, second offense of put a stop to her ordeal, Police say the hospital’s security staff responded immediately, and po- locate the owner at 11:21 Westchester County po- operating under the influence lice arrived to the scene within two minutes. a.m. on Tuesday. lice spokesman Kieran of liquor, license suspended A caller reported that it ap- O'Leary said. for operating under the influ- pital, about 35 miles north handles security for West- "Everybody's just peared a motor vehicle struck Then the husband went of Manhattan, police said. chester Medical Center, shocked," resident Valeria ence, suspension of license the wall on Smith Street and to his wife's room at West- Richard DeLucia had providing both unarmed Tassone said, adding that for littering, and no inspec- caused damage. Responding chester Medical Center once owned a well-known guards and some armed she had no insight into tion sticker at 3:01 a.m. on officers did confirm damage with a licensed .38-cali- Westchester catering hall, supervisors with law-en- what was going on in the Wednesday. to the wall at 12:48 p.m. on ber revolver, fired a single the Westchester Manor, forcement backgrounds. couple's life. James Castricone, 41, of Tuesday. shot that killed his wife called the Manor House People entering the hos- The gunfire prompted a 100 Willow St., was arrested and then took his own life during his time, current pital aren’t searched for brief lockdown of a major on warrant charges of two Complaints with another shot, police co-owner Enrico Mareschi weapons. suburban medical center counts of witness, juror, po- said. No one else was in said. Although DeLucia Police said the hospital’s that cares for tens of thou- lice, or court official intimida- A caller reported a vehicle the room at the time, au- sold the venue to another security staff responded sands of people per year. tion, assault and battery with was “casing the neighbor- thorities said. owner roughly 15 years immediately, and police Jatziri Escobar, a patient a dangerous weapon, and hood” and stated they were Ann DeLucia, whose ago, he still came by occa- arrived within two min- who arrived at the hospital a default warrant charge at driving slow and repeatedly medical condition wasn't sionally until two to three utes. shortly after 9 a.m., told immediately revealed, years ago, Mareschi said. At the couple's con- The Journal News she was 4:31 p.m. on Tuesday. stopping at Bennett and Pu- was found in her bed and "He was a nice guy," do building in Yorktown in a first-floor room when Mauricio Gomez, of 70 ritan roads at 8:18 a.m. on her husband was found on Mareschi said. "He really Heights, neighbors ab- staffers ran through the Granite St., was arrested on Tuesday. the floor of her fourth-floor was a good person." sorbed the news with dis- building, alerting patients warrant charges of forgery of A walk-in resident reported room at the Valhalla hos- A third-party company may. about the active shooting. check, uttering a false check, they were entering their apart- larceny over $1,200, and lar- ment on Central Street to pick ceny over $1,200 by single up some belongings for her scheme at 12:55 p.m. on brother, who is in the hos- Father blames ‘stand your ground’ Tuesday. pital, and the door and win- Victor Merida, 39, of 180 dow were open with clothes Essex St., was arrested and thrown outside at 9:51 a.m. laws in his son’s parking-lot death charged with alcohol from on Tuesday. By Errin body on the street and an open container, operating A caller reported a motor Haines Whack they can lay in the bed the under the influence of liquor, vehicle almost forced him ASSOCIATED PRESS same night," McGlockton and negligent operation of a off the road and he had an said. "To me and my fami- Michael McGlockton is motor vehicle at 2:04 a.m. on infant in the back of the car ly, that's a slap in the face. convinced that two things Wednesday. (Drejka) would've thought at 4:47 p.m. on Tuesday. The killed his son in a Florida Miguel Vega, 19, of 100 twice before he pulled the caller stated the erratic driver parking lot last month: Willow St., was arrested and trigger. With the law, he was last seen on Humphrey The man who pulled the knew that he could hide charged with assault and bat- Street and Leicester Road trigger and the state's behind that." tery with a dangerous weapon going toward the high school. polarizing "stand your at 10:35 a.m. on Wednesday. Responding officers talked to ground" self-defense law. The law received inter- Ronald Whitney, 60, of the accused erratic driver who Markeis McGlockton, 28, national attention in 2012 when black teenager Tray- 686A Boston St., was ar- said she was “brake check- died a few yards from his von Martin was killed by rested on warrant charges of ing” and the caller honked children and girlfriend at breaking and entering day- a store in Clearwater af- George Zimmerman. In at her and began yelling out the end, Zimmerman did time for felony, larceny from the window. Passengers in ter a confrontation over building, mass destruction of a parking spot that reig- not argue a "stand your her motor vehicle confirmed ground" defense and was property under $1,200, and nited the debate over the her story to the responding law. The local sheriff said acquitted anyway. Critics a straight warrant charge at officers. say the law unfairly al- 9:36 p.m. on Tuesday. that under "stand your ground," Michael Drejka lows young black men to be victimized by gun vio- REVERE was justified in the killing. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Accidents In an interview with lence. The dispute with Drejka Michael McGlockton said that if the law didn’t A report of a motor vehicle Accidents The Associated Press — started when he yelled at exist, his son, Markeis, might have gone home crash at 524 Chestnut St. at his first one-on-one with A report of a motor vehicle a news outlet since the McGlockton's girlfriend, the night of July 19. 1:18 p.m. on Tuesday; at 115 Britany Jacobs — who President St. at 5:07 p.m. on accident on Jefferson Drive at shooting — Michael Mc- Glockton said that if the was in a car with two of to press charges. State to a rally last weekend in Tuesday; at 509 Chatham St. 9:43 a.m. Tuesday; on Brown Circle at 1:01 p.m. Tuesday; law didn't exist, his son the couple's small chil- prosecutors are consid- Clearwater. at 5:34 p.m. on Tuesday; at might have gone home the dren — outside a store for ering whether to charge Instead of scrapping Boston and Federal streets at Blanchards Liquors at 1:15 p.m. Tuesday. night of July 19, or Drejka parking in a handicapped Drejka, 47. the law, Florida lawmak- at 7:47 p.m. on Tuesday; at might have been arrested. space. McGlockton, who "I didn't make the law, ers have strengthened Harwood Street and West- Theft Instead, McGlockton said, was black and unarmed, and I do not do what peo- it to force prosecutors to ern Avenue at 7:45 p.m. on he buried his firstborn pushed Drejka, a white ple want because of out- prove the shooting doesn't Tuesday; at Holly Avenue and A report of a breaking and while the killer walked man, to the ground. Drej- rage," Gualtieri said. "If fall under a "stand your Lynnfield Street at 8:27 p.m. entering on Vane Street at free. ka pulled out his handgun you're outraged by the ground" defense. Previ- on Tuesday; at 730 Summer 4:14 p.m. Tuesday. "No law should be able and killed him. law and don't like the law, ously, defendants had to St. at 9:14 p.m. on Tuesday; to protect somebody to the Pinellas County Sheriff then change it." prove why that defense point that they kill some- Bob Gualtieri has declined The case drew hundreds applied. at Pennybrook Road and Wal- SAUGUS nut Street at 8:40 a.m. on Wednesday. Accidents MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS A report of a motor vehicle crash with personal injury at A report of a car into a tree Jury rejects art thief’s claim charged with dousing to reports of a sexual as- He was credited with 225 Eastern Ave. at 5:15 p.m. at 83 School St. at 12:31 that he owns antique guns his former girlfriend and sault around 6 a.m. Tues- the nearly four years he on Tuesday; at 227 Lynnfield a.m. Wednesday. One per- their 1-year-old son with day at a boathouse on has already spent behind St. at 8:26 p.m. on Tuesday. son was transported to Mel- DEDHAM (AP) — A lighter fluid and threat- Carson Beach. Police say bars. The case was de- rose-Wakefield Hospital. jury has ruled that 20 ening to set them on fire the suspect left the area layed several times, once Assaults antique firearms that has been offered a 12- to before officers arrived. when Webber’s defense Complaints have been the subject 16-year prison sentence if The victim was taken attorney changed. A report of an assault at of a three-decade legal he pleads guilty. to Boston Medical Center The Common at 12:25 a.m. A report of annoying phone battle do not belong to a The Salem News reports where she underwent an Man dies following dirt on Wednesday. calls at 901 Broadway at notorious art thief as he that a judge Tuesday evaluation. No arrests bike crash on Cape Cod 11:29 a.m. Tuesday. claimed, and his lawyer offered the sentence to have been made. Complaints A report of a small child says his client’s autobiog- 38-year-old William Con- BARNSTABLE (AP) — raphy may have played a natser. Man who shot bystander gets Environmental Police say A report of a fight at 87 locked in a car in the parking lot of Kelly’s Roast Beef at role in the verdict. Connatser’s lawyer up to 14 years in prison the man injured in a dirt Blakely St. at 12:52 a.m. on Myles Connor took the sought a seven-year bike accident on Cape Cod Wednesday. 1:59 p.m. Tuesday. A report of a hydraulic leak stand at the trial that sentence, saying his client SPRINGFIELD (AP) — last weekend has died. is “as remorseful as any of about 20 gallons at Ag- ended this week and said A man has pleaded guilty Officials say 31-year- Overdoses he inherited the guns defendant I’ve ever seen.” to voluntary manslaugh- old James Zibutis died gregate Industries at 1931 from family. Connatser, facing at- ter in the shooting death at Cape Cod Hospital A report of a possible over- Broadway at 2:41 p.m. Tues- Prosecutors said Con- tempted murder and oth- of an innocent bystander following the Saturday dose on Pleasant Street at day. nors could not establish er charges, is scheduled who had left his home afternoon crash in the ownership, referring to in court Sept. 20 to either to investigate a nearby Marstons Mills section of his autobiography “The accept the judge’s terms disturbance. Barnstable involving two Art of the Heist,” in which or ask for a trial. The Republican news- men on dirt bikes. The he chronicles thefts he Police say that Con- paper reports that Cape Cod Times reports was involved with. natser met the woman 24-year-old Justin Web- the other man involved in Lynn Drug Task Force Michael Farrington, in a supermarket park- ber, of Springfield, was the crash sustained minor Connors’ attorney, told ing lot in Lawrence in sentenced Tuesday to injuries. The Boston Globe in March. up to 14 years in prison Environmental Police Hotline light of the prosecution’s They say he doused her after pleading guilty to Maj. Patrick Moran said tactics, the jury was “not in a car, but she honked shooting 38-year-old John Tuesday that Zibutis, who hospitable.” the horn to get the atten- White in the city’s Indian was not wearing a helmet, 781-477-4444 CALL 24 HOURS A DAY The guns were seized tion of a bystander, who Orchard neighborhood in and was rounding a bend during a law enforcement called police. June 2013. with limited visibility or text the word tiplynn raid on a Boston apart- Police say White was when he crashed into the and your tip to “tip411” (847411) ment in 1985. State police investigating shot after he left his home other rider head-on. The weapons remain in sexual assault at beach to investigate a distur- Zibutis, who lived in legal limbo. bance involving 15 to 20 Centerville, was a 2005 Spanish menu available BOSTON (AP) — State people. graduate of Barnstable Man charged with dousing ex Police are investigating a Webber, who also High School, according All reports of neighborhood activity with lighter fluid offered deal sexual assault at a Boston pleaded guilty to firearms to an obituary, and was will be investigated. beach. charges, had originally engaged to marry his Callers may remain anonymous. SALEM (AP) — A man State police responded faced a murder charge. longtime companion. THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Robots are getting more Nahant has a new town administrator social. Are humans ready? NAHANT June 2018. From A1 Gerry Perry, of Swamp- By Matt O’Brien scott, became interim ad- ASSOCIATED PRESS Former Town Adminis- ministrator when Chel- trator Jeffrey Chelgren gren resigned in March. BOSTON — Personal resigned in March, about Before his time in Nahant, home robots that can so- two months after he filed a Chelgren, of Lynn, served cialize with people are lawsuit in Lawrence Supe- as the town administrator starting to roll out of the rior Court with several ex- of Marblehead, where he laboratory and into our plosive charges, including resigned about four months living rooms and kitchens. discrimination and breach before his three-year con- But are humans ready of contract. The lawsuit tract expired. to invite them into their has since been settled. lives? Chelgren accepted the Bridget Turcotte can be It’s taken decades of job in March 2015. His reached at bturcotte@item- research to build robots three-year contract was live.com. Follow her on even a fraction as sophis- not set to expire until Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. ticated as those featured in popular science fiction. They don’t much resem- Swampscott finds time ble their fictional prede- cessors; they mostly don’t walk, only sometimes roll to look into the past and often lack limbs. And they’re nowhere close to SWAMPSCOTT Andover, where the paper matching the language, From A1 conservation specialists social skills and physical are assessing the contents dexterity of people. Ippolito said in a separate and will make recommen- Worse, they’re so far los- phone interview with The dations for their handling ing out to immobile smart Item said it was customary and display. for buildings that went up Ippolito said the biggest speakers made by Am- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS azon, Apple and Google, during that time period, challenge with the process which cost a fraction of Anki Inc. CEO Boris Sofman holds Vector, the company’s new home ro- especially public buildings is unrolling the tightly what early social robots bot, in New York. The wheeled robot is designed as a successor to the and schools, to have a time rolled contents and flatten- do, and which are powered San Francisco company’s toy robot, Cozmo, which was introduced in capsule buried underneath. ing the newspapers, which by artificial-intelligence2016. But it wasn’t clear where it are stiff and brittle. The systems that leave many was located, although there NEDCC will humidify them robots’ limited abilities in Still others, including a graced the cover of Time meet your gaze; tells joke had been some language and get them flat with the indicating it would be be- the dust. rumored Amazon project Magazine’s “best inven- and plays music; and can goal of creating a means of neath the cornerstone. That hasn’t stopped am- and robots designed to tions” edition. Its creator, shimmy convincingly if display that allows viewing She said a second time bitious robot-makers from provide companionship for MIT robotics researcher you ask it to dance. It was and access without causing capsule was believed to be launching life-like robots senior citizens, remain in Cynthia Breazeal, told The pitched as “the world’s any damage. buried after the major 1936 Ippolito said the plan into the market — albeit the development phase. Associated Press at the first social robot for the renovation to the school, with mixed results so far. “I think we’re going to time that “there’s going to home.” is to make the contents but has yet to be found. She available for public view- Two pioneers in a new start seeing some come to be a time when everybody At almost $900, though, said that capsule was al- vanguard of cute, so- market this year,” said Vic will just take the personal Jibo didn’t win anywhere ing at Town Hall, which ways understood to be un- would be at an event like- ciable robots — Jibo, a Singh, a founding general robot for granted.” near enough friends. It’s derneath the flagpole, but curvy talking speaker, partner of Eniac Ventures, That time has not yet ar- still for sale online, but ly held in the fall. the problem is that flagpole “The goal is just to figure and Kuri, a cartoonish which has invested in sev- rived. its parent company re- had been moved a couple of out how to get this stuff in wheeled “nanny” — have eral robotics startups. But Jibo, a foot-high, vague- portedly laid off much of times on the grounds. good enough shape where been early casualties. they’ll be limited to very ly conical device topped its workforce in June and “When we actually people can come and see The makers of Vector, a specific uses, he warned. by a wide hemispherical didn’t reply to requests for found the oldest one, we it,” Ippolito said. “It’s such a less expensive home ro- Hopes for social robots “head,” stays where you comment. were shocked,” Ippolito fascinating thing that peo- bot that was unveiled keep outpacing reality. put it, typically on a coun- “It’s a really cool device, said. “We were thrilled.” ple are going to want to go Wednesday, hope theirs Late last year, the squat, tertop. But it can swivel its but it didn’t offer a ton of Ippolito said the original through it and read it.” will be a bigger hit. almost featureless Jibo flat, round screen “face” to utility,” Singh said. capsule was buried under Ippolito said she was also one of the front steps of amazed to see during the the building. As the gran- demolition process that Vandal rocks Marblehead once again ite slabs of the stairway the original 1894 building were removed, a demoli- was still there, which was tion crew member noticed revealed as the exterior pect firing directly at the bedroom of the homeown- a sound sleep,” the MPD MARBLEHEAD something odd. layers of the 1936 renova- window. er’s daughter, who woke From A1 said in a statement on The underside of one of tion were peeled away. After the second inci- up concerned because this their Facebook page. the slabs had been hollowed She attended the Green- Sean Sweeney. dent, the homeowners is the second incident in a Sweeney asks that any- out and cemented over. Out wood Avenue school when In the first surveillance of curiosity, the man chipped were able to describe the three-day span. one who may have infor- it was the old Swampscott away at it and discovered a video, two suspects can be suspects and told respond- “These are felony crimes High School, and was mation pertaining to the sealed copper box, some- seen roaming around the ing police officers that because of the damage to involved in the lengthy incident or the suspect(s) what dented and green with street directly in front of they ran toward Green property but even more, process of trying to find a please call the Marble- age, but otherwise in good the house, one holding a Street, according to the they are unnerving to reuse for the property. So, shape, Ippolito said. rock in his hand. The sec- police report. The vandal- the residents, especially head Police Detectives at she said she’s always had Ippolito said it was re- ond video shows one sus- ized window was to the when it wakes them from 781-631-1212. a soft spot for the building. markable that the copper The original building box didn’t have any water damage to it. The demo- was designed and built in Seven left homeless by fire in West Lynn lition crew and developer the Romanesque style at Tom Groom, of Groom Con- a cost of $45,000 on land struction, had been given a donated to the town by the FIRE Phillips family. It was sit- From A1 heads-up by her and town historian Lou Gallo that uated at the top of Green- wood Avenue with sweep- to have it fixed, Zu- there may be a capsule un- earthed during demolition. ing views of the ocean and kas said, adding people town, and since it was the should be cautious with With coordination from Gallo and the Groom only structure located at electrical issues, because the top of the hill at that many fires are caused crew, the time capsule was handed over to the time, it could be seen from that way. town. Its contents were miles away, Ippolito said. Zukas said the building rolled up and packed very The building was orig- is salvageable, since much tightly inside the capsule, inally named “The Phil- of the damage was to the which was about the size lips School,” and was the third floor ceiling and roof of a large shoebox. town’s first high school. area, which is fixable. Contents included two Peeling away the exterior The building, which newspapers with 1894 layers of the 1936 addi- is described as having dates, the Daily Evening tion not only revealed the a vinyl exterior with a Item and the Boston Daily original building, but also tar and gravel roof cov- Advertiser; one book enti- showed the original “Phil- er, was built in 1910 and tled “Sketches of Swamp- lips - 1894 - School” raised is assessed at $353,800. scott”; four bound town lettering on the facade. The total property value annual reports; one pa- The school was later re- is assessed at $450,900, per-bound address, which ferred to as Swampscott according to property re- was read at the school ded- High School before becom- cords. ication; a bundle of news ing Swampscott Middle clippings and notes; a rem- School, and then eventu- nant of a military wormer ally shuttered in 2006. It Gayla Cawley can be ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK reached at gcawley@item- in a paper roll with an in- underwent minor alter- live.com. Follow her on A firefighter sustained a shoulder injury while battling a fire at a scription, used in the Civ- ations in 1915, the major Twitter @GaylaCawley. three-family home at 799 Western Ave. on Wednesday morning. il War; a hat band from a renovation in the Neoclas- military uniform, also be- sical style in 1936 and an- lieved to be from the Civ- other addition in 1969. $3.45 million grant is actually worth $2 million more il War; one “Grand Army The school was shut- of the Revolution” medal tered for many years, with SAFER said Lynn Fire Chief Ste- has to be maintained over ing. We’re very happy at with a ribbon; and a list of Salem-based Groom Con- struction being granted From A1 phen Archer. “It’s the larg- the three-year period. If Lynn Fire that we got this. soldiers and seamen who est by far that Lynn Fire there’s a retirement, the It helps us out a lot.” served in the war. final approval from the But Zukas said the Lynn has ever received.” position has to be filled. Archer said the Lynn The town has turned town last year to redevel- Fire Department applied Archer said the waiver Those employees cannot Fire Department has seen the time capsule over to op the site into 28 condo- for a hardship waiver be- effectively increases the be terminated at the end reductions in its numbers the Northeast Document miniums. Demolition of Conservation Center in the school began in May. cause of the city’s rough SAFER grant from a $3.45 of the 36 months. in recent years due to at- financial situation. Lynn million award to a $5.6 Zukas said bringing trition and a hiring freeze Fire and city officials were million award, saving the the department to a saf- that left the department LYNN BRIEF notified on Tuesday that city more than $2 million er staffing level with the down 25 firefighters from the hardship waiver had in those salaries over the hires will help defray where it was five years ago. Lynn Republican City Senate, Congress, attor- The fire chief said previ- been granted, which turns course of three years. overtime costs, which was Committee Picnic ney general, secretary that grant into a zero per- “It allows us to increase supplementing the miss- ously that the “new hires of state, state auditor, will mean an immediate cent match from the city. public safety, while at the ing firefighter positions. The Lynn Republican register of deeds, and improvement in the level The city won’t have to same time helping the city According to the city City Committee will hold state representative will of service, a reduction in pay any portion of the sal- get back to a solid finan- budget, in fiscal year 2018, their annual Picnic and address the gathering. the department’s overtime aries for the 20 new fire- cial footing,” Archer said. overtime paid to the fire Auction on Saturday, All are welcome to spending and an added fighters for the three-year Archer wanted to recog- department cost the city come and hear from the benefit of improved mo- Aug. 18 at the home of grant period, but will have nize the work of Lynn Fire $1.7 million. Republican candidates rale within the depart- Rick and Fran Wood at to pick up the full cost af- Lt. Mike Smith, who put “This is very good news who will be on the ballot ment itself.” 52 Pendexter St., in their ter that time period. in many hours preparing for the city and citizens of backyard on Sluice Pond this fall. “This additional waiv- for the hardship waiver Lynn,” Zukas said. “Any Gayla Cawley can be from 1-5 p.m., with the Burgers, hot dogs and er is icing on the cake on with the grant. time we can get 20 guys reached at gcawley@item- speaking portion starting picnic fare will be served. what was already a sub- With the grant, the staff- paid for by somebody else live.com. Follow her on around 3 p.m. Donation is $10 per per- stantial grant award,” ing level of 183 firefighters for three years, it’s amaz- Twitter @GaylaCawley. Candidates for U.S. son, $20 per family. A8 THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Carrie Underwood, Mike Fisher expecting their second child

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Carrie Underwood says her family is adding "another fish to our pond." The 35-year-old singer announced Wednesday on Instagram that she and her husband, Mike Fisher, are expect- ing their second child. She says they are "absolutely over the moon." Underwood and Fisher, a former NHL player for Ottawa, Canada, and Nashville, Tenn., have a 3-year-old son, Isaiah. Underwood's next album, "Cry Pretty," is due out Sept. 14. A tour will follow in 2019. Tickets go on sale Aug. 17. The seven-time Grammy winner will join Brad Paisley as co-host of the Country Music Association Awards on Nov. 14. It will be their 11th time together. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Van used by rock icons Aerosmith in ’70s found in the woods A coral reef cemetery is home to life in the afterlife

CHESTERFIELD (AP) — Long before miles west of Boston. MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) — A year system. Roughly a decade later, the Aerosmith filled stadiums with tens of The property owner said the 1964 after Will and Daniel Payne lost their Neptune Memorial Reef is home to the thousands of fans, the band traveled International Harvester Metro van was mom, and nearly two decades since their cremated remains of 1,500 people, and New England in a tiny van playing to there when he bought the land from father's death, it was time to follow their any snorkeler or scuba diver can visit. smaller crowds. someone with a connection to wishes for the afterlife. The Paynes are the first to be memo- That dilapidated van has been found Aerosmith. As they board a boat with three gen- rialized in the reef's expansion, which in the woods of a small Massachusetts Ray Tabano, a founding member of erations of family, the brothers slip into opened this summer and will make room town. Aerosmith, confirmed it was the van the flippers and de-fog their masks. Will, for an additional 4,000 memorials over Mike Wolfe and Frank Fritz, hosts rockers used in the 1970s. who became a certified scuba diver just 16 acres, about 40 feet deep. Placements days earlier, checks his oxygen tank and start around $1,500 and can go up to of the History Channel show "American The pickers paid $25,000 for it. Wolfe jumps into the azure waters to secure a $8,000, with the priciest placements Pickers," located the van in Chesterfield, says it's "a piece of American rock and concrete marker mixed with their ashes for specialized shapes like sea turtles a town of about 1,200 residents 100 roll history." at a memorial reef about three miles out and stingrays or for prominent spots to sea. throughout the city like the lions. This unusual resting place is exactly With reefs struggling worldwide what the Paynes say their parents want- against coral bleaching and other ed. Buel Payne, a former Coast Guard threats, the memorial's builders are member, and Linda Payne, who grew providing coral a head start. The con- up on the water and loved boating, will crete structures offer a high pH level, spend their afterlife in a memorial mod- enabling sea creatures to flourish. eled after the lost city of Atlantis, among "We're seeing animals here that we impressive lion statues and ornate gates haven't seen before. Ones that have been and pillars that encrusted with sea life. missing for a long time," says Jim Hut- Pennyworth’s It took nearly four years for multi- slar, the reef's operations director and ple government agencies to sign off on one of the founders. "We actually found this underwater mausoleum, which is a long spine sea urchin that was consid- designed to encourage a healthy eco- ered extinct in the Caribbean Sea." Biggest Footwear Review: ‘The Dollar-a-Year Detective’ is entertaining By Bruce Desilva shot on a drifting yacht. ASSOCIATED PRESS By the time Jack finishes muddling and Clothing through the case, it swells to include "The Dollar-a-Year Detective" bank fraud, a Russian oil magnate, (Permanent Press), by William Wells embezzlement at an Indian casino, po- litical corruption and several more dead Sale Ever! Jack Starkey was a Chicago police bodies. detective until he got shot, took his dis- The violence all occurs offstage, and ability pension and moved to Fort Myers Jack spends most of his time wandering Beach on Florida's Gulf Coast. There, he bought a bar called the Drunken Parrot around, hoping something will turn up. and set up housekeeping in a houseboat Wells laces his story with humor, Tent Sale but not the wise-cracking kind typical that is in no way seaworthy. Jack spends some of his time editing of much detective fiction. Jack rarely best-selling novels written by an old makes a joke with his colleagues, reserv- UP friend in Chicago. The books are loosely ing his gentle humor for the reader in based on Jack's big-city exploits — the his first-person narration. TO hero engaging in derring-do that the As a result, the book is a detective real Jack is too level-headed to contem- story with the sensibility of a cozy, 70% OFF somewhat reminiscent of the fine Mario plate. Mens • Womens • Childrens Shoes • Boots But Jack misses the action, so when Balzic series by reclusive novelist K.C. Athletic Footwear • Comfort Footwear • Uniforms Cubby Cullen, the police chief in sleepy Constantine. Fort Myers Beach, needs a hand with "The Dollar-a-Year Detective" rep- something big, Jack pitches in, accepting resents a major improvement over the a dollar as his fee. first novel in this series, 2016's "Detec- In "The Dollar-a-Year Detective," the tive Fiction," which exhibited some rook- EVERYTHING second book in this series by William ie writing problems. It's an entertaining, Wells, the something big is the murder well-written read that's well worth the of a bank executive and his wife, found time.

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©2018 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 2018 Lynn looking forward to this year’s Gallant Tournament By Harold Rivera ITEM SPORTS EDITOR LYNN — The second week of Au- gust is always circled on Lynn Babe Ruth President Jeff Earp’s calendar. That’s because Earp, for the past 10 years, has managed Lynn’s team in the annual Gallant Tournament. The Gallant Tournament pins area 11-12-year-old all-star teams against one another in a double-elim- ination bracket. The tournament usually features eight teams, but this year’s includes seven. They are COURTESY PHOTO Lynn, Marblehead, Peabody, Dan- The 2018 Lynn Gallant Tournament team. Kneeling from left vers, Salem, Manchester and host are Rich Avery, Will McCaferty, Chris Marks, Juniel Guzman, Beverly. Josh Jiminez, Morenel Castro, Braydon London, James Meklis, All games will be played at Bever- Brendan Zollo. Standing from left are Coach Rich Avery, Man- ly’s Harry Ball Field. ager Jeff Earp, Alex McMillan, Gabe Diaz, Kevin Whelan, Car- “You have the best teams from ev- los DeLaRosa, Anthony Cedeño, Coach Brian O’Connor, Coach erywhere” Earp said. “It’s the best of John Meklis. the best. To match up against that, it’s very cool and we always do well. their shirts three years later. It’s such against Marblehead. Regardless of “It’s really something,” Earp said. a great experience. It’s the rst time Thursday’s outcome, Lynn will have a “This Gallant team ends up being they all play together as one and rest day Friday before stepping back the core group for the Babe Ruth that’s how it is moving forward for into action Saturday, potentially in a teams going forward. It’s something them.” double-header. else that it happens like that. It’s The tournament begins Thursday cool, the kids love it. They still wear night (7:30) when the Lynners play GALLANT, B2

ITEM FILE PHOTO Peabody’s Marc Crovo hit a two-run home run Driscoll ready to get started as for the Champions in a win over the Swamp- scott Sox in the NSBL semi nals Wednesday. new Spartans football coach By Mike Alongi Champions hit ve ITEM STAFF LYNN — After an entire winter, spring and summer of waiting, there’s less than homers to soar 10 days left until high school football gets underway again at St. Mary’s. And while fans and players are surely excited, no past Swampscott one’s more eager to get back on the eld than new St. Mary’s coach Sean Driscoll. By Harold Rivera “Believe me, I’ve been counting the days,” said Driscoll. “It’s been great going ITEM SPORTS EDITOR through the summer and talking to guys SWAMPSCOTT — The Peabody Champions can win and building up some relationships, but games in many different ways. Wednesday night in we’re all just itching to get back on the Game 4 of the North Shore Baseball League semi - eld and get started.” nals, the Champions relied on their power at the plate. Driscoll is ready to embark on his rst Peabody belted ve home runs in a 12-1 win over the year at the helm of the Spartans program Swampscott Sox at Swampscott Middle School. after former coach Matt Durgin stepped “It was nice to nally give us ourselves a tiny bit of down in January. Driscoll, who was previ- breathing room,” Peabody co-manager Steve Gridley ously the head coach at Winthrop High said. “We haven’t been hitting like we talked about. It for the past 11 years, said that his rela- was nice to nally put some swings on the baseball.” tionship with Durgin is one of the many With the win, Peabody forced a winner-take-all ITEM FILE PHOTO reasons why he went after the St. Mary’s Game 5 Thursday night (7:30) at Twi Field. The New St. Mary’s football coach Sean Driscoll is ready for job. winner advances to the NSBL nals and will play the new season to get underway. DRISCOLL, B2 against Kingston. “This series is always very competitive,” Swampscott manager Joe Caponigro said. “I’m disappointed in the way we came out to play tonight. I take nothing away from Peabody. They hit ve home runs and their After a year off, English girls soccer starting pitcher (Peter) O’Connell pitched a terri c game.” Peabody jumped out to an early lead coming out of alumni game returns to Manning Field the gate. Dave Ruggiero, Peabody’s leadoff batter, launched a home run over the left eld fence to give By Daniel Kane the Champions a 1-0 lead. After the early blemish, Sox ITEM STAFF starter Luke Marshall settled in. Marshall induced a pair of groundouts and a  yout LYNN — After a hiatus last year, the Lynn English girls soccer to nish the top of the rst. alumni game will be played again this Saturday at Manning Back-to-back walks to Esteban Paula and Donnie Field. English coach Ed McNeil is hoping for a big turnout and Weisse gave the Sox a chance to knot the score in the said he’s excited to catch up with his former Bulldogs players. bottom of the rst. But Peabody starter Peter O’Con- “We didn’t have it last year. I planned it a little later and there nell induced a double play and a strikeout to escape wasn’t much availability at Manning Field,” McNeil said. “I the jam. made sure to put in a request early this year. That’s how it stayed until Peabody plated four runs “It’s always been a good time,” McNeil added. “The alumni in the top of the fourth. Mike Giardi roped a 2-RBI team won the last four games out of ve against varsity in the single, bumping Peabody’s lead to 3-0. Marc Crovo past. This year we’ll play alumni versus alumni. I graduated so followed with a 2-run home run, giving the Champions many players (from the 2017 roster) that I’m not even positive a 5-0 lead. who my varsity team is yet this fall.” Derek Lyons led the top of the fth with a solo home McNeil has reached out to over 60 former players, mostly run. After an error and a single, Zach Keenan blasted through Facebook and social media platforms, and is hoping a 3-run home run and placed Peabody well ahead at hoping to have around 16 players for each of the two teams. 9-0. “It’s an amazing thing. I keep in touch with so many girls on On the other side, Swampscott’s offense struggled to Facebook,” McNeil said. “I have been posting each years’ team get going against O’Connell. Lou Olivieri’s double in picture ever since I started coaching and talking about the the second inning was Swampscott’s only hit of the game.” ITEM FILE PHOTO game until Richie Arias’ RBI single in the bottom of Some players that will be participating in the alumni game Alexa Zayas, who will play at New En- the sixth. Saturday include 2018 graduate Alexa Zayas, a solid offensive gland College this fall, is one of many “He (O’Connell) was a lot more effective with his player, and 2010 alum Megan Forti. English alumni returning for Saturday’s breaking balls,” Caponigro said. “He was throwing his ALUMNI GAME, B2 game. breaking balls for strikes and he did a real good job.” O’Connell nished his night with six strikeouts, two hits and ve walks in his six innings of work. “That was the O’Connell that we’ve seen,” Gridley said. “I thought he got a little squeezed in that rst Emmerich advances to Mass. Jr. Amateur semi nals inning. I thought he threw a couple pitches that were ITEM FILE PHOTO pretty good but he battled through. He missed a lot of barrels and that’s what you have to do against Swampscott’s Christian Swampscott. They barrel a lot of balls. He kept them Emmerich, who helped off balance. When he’s going good, his fastball’s lead St. Mary’s to a Di- working and that slider’s tough.” vision 3 state title as a Chad Martin’s RBI single in the sixth and Mike junior last October, has Gallo’s 2-run home run capped Peabody’s scoring for advanced to the semi- the 12-1 win. nal round of the Mas- Gridley said it’s no surprise the series will come sachusetts Junior Ama- down to the wire for Thursday night’s Game 5. teur Championship after “This goes back since I started in this league in beating Peter Bowie 7&6 2001,” Gridley said. “Every time we play Swampscott in a match-play round at it goes three, ve, seven games. Whatever it is, we’re Belmont Country Club playing the max amount of games. Wednesday. The semi - “I know Swampscott’s not going to be rattled,” nal and nal rounds of Gridley said. “We’re going to have to come back and do the 100th Mass. Junior it again Thursday night. We’re going to have to hit and Amateur will be played we’re going to have to get that pitching performance. Thursday morning back Swampscott’s a good team. We had their number at Belmont Country Club. tonight and we’re looking to have it again Thursday.” B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 2018 Big bats power Red Sox past Toronto once again TORONTO (AP) — Rafael Devers double and Bogaerts capped the returned from the disabled list and rally with a sacrifice fly off reliever hit a two-run home run, Brian John- Luis Santos. son pitched a season-high seven Hauschild, who pitched six shut- innings to win his second straight out innings of relief to beat Seattle start and the Red Sox extended in his Blue Jays debut last Thurs- their winning streak to six games day, allowed four runs and three with a 10-5 victory over the Toronto hits in 2 1-3 innings. Blue Jays 10-5 on Wednesday night. Bogaerts drove in a run with a J.D. Martinez had three hits and bases-loaded walk off Santos in the Xander Bogaerts had three RBIs for fifth and Devers homered off Jake the AL East-leading Red Sox. Petricka in the sixth, his 16th. Bos- Devers, who had been out since ton made it 8-2 when Martinez and July 28 because of a strained left Bogaerts hit back-to-back doubles hamstring, went 2 for 4 with a walk off Danny Barnes in the seventh. and scored twice. Martinez hit an RBI single off Joe Boston, which owns the best re- Biagini in the eighth and a second cord in the major leagues at 81-34, run scored on a wild pitch. has won 12 of 15 meetings with To- TRAINER’S ROOM ronto this season. Red Sox: To make room on the ros- Teoscar Hernandez hit a two-run ter for Devers, the Red Sox optioned home run for the Blue Jays, his INF Tony Renda to Triple-A Paw- 17th, and Randal Grichuk added a tucket. ... OF Mookie Betts stayed in three-run blast, his 15th. Both hom- the game after being hit on the left ers came off Johnson. hand by a pitch in the third inning. Johnson (3-3) allowed five runs UP NEXT and six hits to earn his first career Red Sox RHP Rick Porcello (14- win over the Blue Jays. He walked 4, 3.84) faces Blue Jays LHP Ryan two and struck out six. Borucki (1-2, 2.30) in Thursday’s Ryan Brasier and Joe Kelly each series finale. Porcello is 2-1 with a pitched one inning of relief. 1.95 ERA over his past four starts Boston chased Blue Jays starter at Rogers Centre. Borucki pitched PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Mike Hauschild (1-1) with a four- eight shutout innings to beat the run third inning. Andrew Benitendi Mariners for his first major league Rafael Devers, right, celebrates with teammate Eduardo Nunez after Devers hit a opened the scoring with a sacrifice win in his previous outing, Aug. 3 at two-run home run against the Toronto Blue Jays Wednesday night. fly, Mitch Moreland hit a two-run Seattle. Lynn all-stars come together on Gallant team GALLANT tled its way to a close loss From B1 to Peabody in the final. “Last year we struck out Earp has organized about 90-95 times in six practices for the past week games,” Earp said. “Our and a half and said things batting average was un- look good thus far. der .150. We went to the “We started practicing loser’s bracket and kept last Monday right after fighting back. We had to the City Series ended,” beat Peabody twice in the Earp said. “They work final. We beat them in the hard. We’re going to rely first game and lost 6-3 in on pitching, defense and the second game. It was a hopefully some timely hit- great experience.” ting.” Earp said he owes a big Coaching alongside Earp thanks to Lazy Dog owner are Brian O’Connor, John Tom Dill for his continued Meklas and Rich Avery. support. Dill donates Among key players on money annually to the Lynn’s roster are Pine Lynn Gallant team, which Hill’s Juniel Guzman, Wy- goes a long way in pur- oma’s Alex McMillan and chasing uniforms for the East Lynn’s Morenel Cas- players. tro. Guzman, who played “We don’t charge the ITEM FILE PHOTO FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS in the Gallant last sum- kids anything for this,” mer, helped lead the Reds Juniel Guzman will play a key role for the Lynn Earp said. “The parents Kyrie Irving and the Celtics will face off against to the City Series title and team at this year’s Gallant Tournament. don’t have to pay any- their division rival, the Philadelphia 76ers, on won the City Series Home thing. We have an entry Christmas Day 2018. Run Derby last week. All James Meklis, Brayden edition, the rules were fee but Wyoma Little three are infielders and London, Willy McCafferty, changed to bring alumi- League covers that. All will also see time on the Anthony Cedeno, Josh num bats back into the the expenses are picked mound. Jiminez, Richie Avery, fold. Earp said the change up by Tom Dill at the Lazy Celtics-Sixers, “They’re all very good Chris Marks, Gabe Diaz, could work in Lynn’s favor, Dog. He’s been involved pitchers,” Earp said. “If Carlos DeLaRosa and as offense and timely hit- with sports forever and the three of them pitch to Kevin Whalen. ting were two areas for he’s super generous. He’s Lakers-Warriors & their abilities then we For the past few years, improvement for last sum- always giving to all the should be OK.” the tournament has fea- mer’s team. sports teams but I have to The rest of Lynn’s roster tured wood bats. Prior to Despite last year’s strug- thank him. It means a lot more set to play includes Brendan Zollo, the start of this summer’s gles at the plate, Lynn bat- to him and me.” Driscoll, Spartans itching to get season started on NBA Christmas (AP) — NBA fans will get a smorgasbord of LeBron expectations, as there should be,” strength and conditioning program James in a Los Angeles Lakers uniform, the All-Star laden DRISCOLL lineup of the defending champion Golden State Warriors, Driscoll said. “Matt built this pro- over the offseason, and now we’re From B1 the Houston Rockets and the up-and-coming Boston Celt- gram into a powerhouse that has ready to hit the field.” ics as part of the league’s national television schedule. “I have a great relationship with expectations like this every year, and In addition to strength and condi- The NBA released its TV schedule for the first week of Matt, we’ve been good friends for that’s how I prefer it. Expectations tioning, Driscoll accompanied a the season, Christmas Day and Martin Luther King Jr. years,” Driscoll said. “His glowing like this bring out the best in every- group of Spartans players who com- Day on Wednesday, and all are prominently featured. praise of the school and the program one.” peted in several 7v7 competitions James Harden and the Rockets will appear three times was one of the reasons why I put my Now comes the fun part for Driscoll over the summer. on national television in the opening week of the season, hat in the ring. and the Spartans: working toward “It was good to get out there with while Lakers, Warriors and Celtics will be featured twice. “We had a couple tough years in a reaching those expectations. The the guys,” Driscoll said. “It’s not real- The highlight of the coveted Christmas Day games is row at Winthrop, and I just felt it team meets for the first time August ly football obviously, the biggest James facing a familiar foe — Stephen Curry and the War- was time that we all needed a 17 for conditioning work, with camp thing is just getting out there and riors — for a fourth straight year, only this time James change,” Driscoll added. “Then the starting one week later. Driscoll has competing, and it was good to see will be wearing Lakers’ gold and purple rather than the St. Mary’s job became available, and used his time wisely since being some of the guys doing that.” familiar wine and gold colors of the Cleveland Cavaliers. it was kind of just a right place, right hired in March, working to get to So now, as the new season draws The Warriors, who added center DeMarcus Cousins in the time kind of thing.” know each of his players and making closer and closer, Driscoll is setting offseason, feature a lineup with five current NBA All-Stars. Make no mistake, Driscoll knows sure they’re all doing their part in his goals for the new year. The other Christmas Day games include Kyrie Irving the situation he’s stepping into. The the offseason as well. “Every coach will say at the start of and the Celtics hosting the young, but talented Philadel- Spartans had an incredible run of “It’s been a bit different this year, the season that they hope to go far phia 76ers. The Rockets, who came within a game of knock- success in the 10 years under Durgin, being my first time coaching at a into November, and I really think we ing off the Warriors in the Western Conference finals last including two trips to state champi- private school,” Driscoll said. “I’m a have an opportunity to do that,” season, will host the Oklahoma City Thunder, while Gi- onships in the MIAA Super Bowl Winthrop guy, been there my whole Driscoll said. “But for now, the idea is annis Antetokounmpo and the Milwaukee Bucks visit the (2012 and 2016). They also won three life, and over the past 11 years I’ve to go out and just try to get better New York Knicks and the Portland Trail Blazers visit the North Sectional titles, and in 2016 really dealt with one community. every single day. We have a great Utah Jazz. and 2017 St. Mary’s finished the sea- Coming to St. Mary’s you’ve got a lot group of upperclassmen, some really The featured MLK day games includes a Warriors-Lak- son with 11-1 records — the best in of different communities and back- good leaders. Now it’s time to start ers rematch — this time in Los Angeles — while the 76ers the school’s history. Overall, Durgin grounds all coming together, so it putting everything together and go host the Rockets, and Anthony Davis and the New Orleans was 86-29 as head coach of St. Mary’s. takes time to get to know everyone. out and try to have a successful Pelicans visit the Memphis Grizzles. “I absolutely know there are high We’ve had a really successful season.” A look at some of the games on the league’s national TV schedule: OPENING WEEK English girls soccer alumni game to return after hiatus The NBA season begins Oct. 16 with TNT televising the 76ers at the Celtics and the Thunder at the Warriors. The ALUMNI GAME Lynn English teams,” McNeil said of girls that you played with in the past.” Pelicans visit the Rockets and Mavericks face the Suns on Clement. “Her daughter is an out- Five players from McNeil’s upcom- Oct. 17 on ESPN. On Oct. 18, the Bulls travel to face the From B1 76ers and the Lakers visit the Trail Blazers, which both standing player on the Danvers High ing 2018 team will also be participat- “Alexa Zayas scored 11 of our 22 team that won the state championship games on TNT. The Celtics will visit the Raptors on Oct. ing in the game, McNeil said. 19, while the Jazz host the Warriors on ESPN. The first goals last year and she is going to be last year. She’s just a terrific person.” “We should have a good mix of play- nationally televised weekend games include the Raptors at playing at New England College,” Mc- The game kicks off at 2:30 Saturday ers in really good shape, decent shape the Washington Wizards on NBA TV and Rockets-Lakers Neil said. “Megan Forti won Division afternoon and McNeil is looking for- and maybe some that aren’t in playing Oct. 20 on ESPN, and the Rockets-Los Angeles Clippers III college player of year at Worcester ward to also seeing former players he shape at all,” McNeil said. “But the Oct. 21 on NBA TV. Polytechnic Institute and she’s an out- hasn’t been in touch with recently. cameras and cell phones will be out CHRISTMAS DAY standing player. She went on to play “I’m hoping for some surprises and with a ton of pictures. A lot of these The Bucks and Knicks get things going on Christmas day more outstanding soccer than with us maybe to see some girls there I haven’t at noon Eastern on ESPN, followed by the Thunder-Rock- because she was around better play- talked to in a long time,” McNeil said. girls haven’t even had their five year high school reunions yet and just ets at 3 p.m. and 76ers-Celtics at 5:30 p.m. on ABC. The ers.” “One thing that I have had while night games include Lakers-Warriors at 8 p.m. on ABC/ graduated college. The alumni also include players that coaching is a lot of sister combinations ESPN capped by the Trail Blazers-Jazz at 10:30 p.m. on donned the maroon and white English so hopefully a lot of them show up. “I’m anticipating a really good turn- ESPN. uniform before McNeil began coaching “You never know, you could get 20 out,” McNeil added. “After the game MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. DAY the Bulldogs 16 years ago, including people or get 40 people to show up,” we are planning on going out to get a The three nationally televised games on Jan. 21 include Sharon Clement. McNeil added. “I’m hoping for the best, nice meal and spend plenty of time the Pelicans-Grizzlies, Rockets-76ers and Warriors-Lakers. “Sharon was a captain on one of first It’s a good way to get together and see catching up.” Those games are on TNT. THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

SPORTS BRIEFS Lynn Woods cross invited. For more information, country series visit www.lwrun.org, email [email protected] or call The 49th annual Lynn (781) 709-7135 or (781) Summer cross country 593-6562. series will continue every Wednesday until Septem- ber 26. 2018-2019 Junior Each evening includes a regular 1.59 mile, a short Olympic softball race of the day and a long race of the day. There is no The New England Storm entry fee. Jr. Olympic Softball Pro- Refer top www.lwrun.org gram, entering its 19th sea- for more information. son, will be conducting girls’ youth softball tryouts during Youth Summer the next 3 weeks. Please visit www.newengland- evening track [email protected] for more information. Or, please con- The fifth annual Lynn tact the director, John Gam- Parks and Recreation Youth Summer Evening bale at jgambale.nestorm@ Track meets will be held aol.com. at the Manning Field track on Mondays for the next two months from Lynn English Girls Monday, July 9 until Mon- Soccer alumni day, August 27 at 6:30 p.m. There is no entry fee game this weekend to participate. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS There will be running The annual English Girls Justin Thomas watches his tee shot on the 15th hole during a practice round at the PGA Champion- events and field events at Soccer Alumni Game will ship at Bellrive Country Club in St. Louis Wednesday afternoon. each meet. Running events will be a 30-meter take place on Saturday, race for ages three and August 11 at Manning Field. under and 50, 100, 200, The game begins at 2:30 Justin Thomas steps out of the 400, 800, one-mile and p.m. and will be followed by relays for ages high school a gathering at Tony’s Pub. and younger. Field events The cost to play is $5. Con- will be the standing long tact English girls soccer shadow of Spieth as PGA champion jump and the softball coach Ed McNeil at 978-401- throw. All communities are 7571 for more information. ST. LOUIS (AP) — A walk from ten one yet this year ... any tourna- more than a year without winning. the driving range to the 10th tee at ment is a tough one to win, but this Thomas has come into his own. TV/RADIO Bellerive took longer than usual for one especially is,” Thomas said. “My last couple of wins, or maybe Justin Thomas. Thomas is coming off his first last year probably is when ... I start- TV One marshal wanted an auto- World Golf Championship title last ed to get out of that shadow,” Thom- MLB graph. Another wanted a selfie. week at Firestone and is among the as said. 1 p.m...... Minnesota at Cleveland...... MLB Network He made it under the tunnel to find favorites at Bellerive, which was This is a deep friendship that 7:07 p.m...... Boston at Toronto...... NESN two more people stopping him for starting to dry out from downpours transcends any rivalry, and Thom- 8 p.m...... Seattle at Houston...... MLB Network pictures. Thomas eventually made it earlier in the week. as was never overly bothered by 11 p.m...... Pittsburgh at San Francisco...... MLB Network up the stairs, onto the putting green A year ago, Thomas was one of the mention of being Spieth’s close NFL Preseason and up a slight hill to the tee box those guys who had yet to win a friend. He understood that Spieth, 7 p.m...... Cleveland at NY Giants...... NFL Network 7:30 p.m...... Washington at New England...... Ch. 4 with thousands of fans crammed major, and he wasn’t getting much who turned pro a year earlier and 10 p.m...... Dallas at San Francisco...... NFL Network on both sides and every seat in the attention because it had been seven effectively had a two-year start on Golf grandstands occupied. That’s where months since his last victory. Any him, has more majors, has won more 2 p.m...... PGA Championship...... TNT some degree of normalcy returned. mention of Thomas included that he tournaments, reached No. 1 first and 4 p.m...... US Women’s Amateur...... FS1 He was playing with Tiger Woods. was “Jordan Spieth’s buddy.” stayed there longer. Little League World Series This was only Wednesday after- Thomas hasn’t heard that in a “I’ve always been my own guy,” 1 p.m...... N.E. semifinal (Conn.-N.H.)...... ESPN noon, and it’s certain to be far more while. Thomas said, “but I was perceived by WNBA boisterous for the start of the 100th He won the PGA Championship the media as his buddy. Which is fine.” 11:30 a.m...... Seattle at Washington...... NBA TV PGA Championship when Thom- at Quail Hollow (Spieth was among There remains another shadow 7 p.m...... Los Angeles at Atlanta...... NBA TV as tries to become only the second those who hung around to share in that was even stronger at Bellerive, 10 p.m...... Minnesota at Las Vegas...... NBA TV Cycling player in 60 years of stroke play to the moment) added a FedEx Cup and Thomas fully expects that. 3:30 p.m...... Tour of Utah (Stage 3)...... FS2 successfully defend his title. playoff event (Spieth was the run- Playing with Woods — along CFL The other was Woods, who has ner-up), captured the FedEx Cup with Brooks Koepka, J.B. Holmes 10 p.m...... Edmonton at British Columbia...... ESPN2 done it twice. and the $10 million bonus and swept and what felt like half the state of Horse racing “Being the deepest field in golf and all the big awards, just like Spieth Missouri — made it a true practice 5:30 p.m...... NYSS Statue of Liberty Division Stakes...... FS2 a great golf course and a lot of players had done two years earlier. Dating round. Thomas plays the opening Soccer trying to knock off that major here at to last year at the PGA, Thomas two days with Woods and Rory McIl- 1:30 p.m...... U-20 World Cup: US vs. Paraguay...... FS2 the end of the year that haven’t got- has won five times. Spieth has gone roy. Tennis 12:30 p.m...... Rogers Cup...... ESPN2 Radio MLB Tommy Fleetwood brings confidence to PGA 7:07 p.m...... Boston at Toronto...... WEEI-FM 93.7 ST. LOUIS (AP) — Tom- Fleetwood is among the my Fleetwood has been favorites to win the PGA MLB playing so well lately that Championship this week, AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE he navigated Club de Golf a reflection of the way he East Division East Division Chapultepec just outside has performed since miss- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB of Mexico City with a ing the cut at The Players Boston 81 34 .704 — Philadelphia 64 50 .561 — New York 70 42 .625 9½ Atlanta 62 49 .559 ½ mere 12 clubs, two fewer Championship. He shot Tampa Bay 57 57 .500 23½ Washington 58 56 .509 6 than players are allowed a blistering final-round Toronto 51 62 .451 29 New York 47 65 .420 16 Baltimore 35 79 .307 45½ Miami 47 69 .405 18 in the bag. 63 to finish second at the Central Division Central Division Finished in the top 20, U.S. Open, used a sec- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Cleveland 62 50 .554 — Chicago 66 47 .584 — too. ond-round 65 to finish Minnesota 53 59 .473 9 Milwaukee 65 51 .560 2½ You see, the affable En- tied for 12th at the British Detroit 47 68 .409 16½ St. Louis 60 55 .522 7 glishman with the long Open and strung together Chicago 41 72 .363 21½ Pittsburgh 59 56 .513 8 Kansas City 34 79 .301 28½ Cincinnati 50 65 .435 17 locks still plays his be- three rounds in the 60s West Division West Division loved set of Nike irons, for a top-10 result at the W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Houston 73 42 .635 — Los Angeles 63 51 .553 — even though the company Canadian Open. Oakland 67 47 .588 5½ Arizona 64 52 .552 — got out of the golf equip- Last weekend, he Seattle 65 50 .565 8 Colorado 60 54 .526 3 ment game a couple of opened with 66-63 at the Los Angeles 58 58 .500 15½ San Francisco 57 58 .496 6½ Texas 51 65 .440 22½ San Diego 45 70 .391 18½ years ago. If he breaks PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS WGC-Bridgestone Invi- or loses one, there is no tational to take the sec- Wednesday’s Games 11-6), 8:10 p.m. Texas 11, Seattle 7 Atlanta (Sanchez 6-3) at Washington (Gon- recourse. He even tried Tommy Fleetwood answers questions during a ond-round lead, only to L.A. Angels 6, Detroit 0 zalez 6-8), 1:05 p.m. unsuccessfully to buy a press conference at the PGA Championship at fade with a pair of rounds Boston 10, Toronto 5 San Diego (Erlin 2-3) at Milwaukee (Guerra Baltimore 5, Tampa Bay 4 6-7), 2:10 p.m. set that Paul Casey had Bellerive Country Club Wednesday afternoon. in the 70s to finish well N.Y. Mets 8, Cincinnati 0 L.A. Dodgers (Stripling 8-3) at Colorado sitting in his garage, his back of winner Justin Pittsburgh 4, Colorado 3 (Anderson 6-4), 8:40 p.m. irons, so you can kind of just fine for a couple of Arizona 6, Philadelphia 0 Pittsburgh (Nova 6-6) at San Francisco countryman joking that Thomas. Atlanta 8, Washington 3 (Suarez 4-7), 10:15 p.m. they have become as rare work around that,” Fleet- years now, slowly climbing “Without a doubt, the St. Louis 7, Miami 1 Friday’s Games wood said. “Mid-irons are the world ranking to his Minnesota at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. Boston at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. as “rocking horse poo.” next step in my career is N.Y. Yankees at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 Texas at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. So when the hosels on all right. You can go soft current perch just outside to win in America and so p.m. Tampa Bay at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. San Diego at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. a couple of irons bent or hard with the ones in the top 10. He won twice on and so forth, win a ma- Minnesota at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. from wear and tear at the between. It would have on the European Tour last jor. So whether it will be L.A. Dodgers at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. Cleveland at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. Thursday’s Games Seattle at Houston, 8:10 p.m. WGC-Mexico Champion- been worse if it was like a year and captured the Abu winning the PGA or win- Minnesota (Berrios 11-8) at Cleveland (Klu- St. Louis at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. ship, there was no Nike wedge or something may- Dhabi HSBC Champion- ning a regular tour event, ber 14-6), 1:10 p.m. Oakland at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. Texas (Jurado 2-1) at N.Y. Yankees (Happ Washington at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. trailer waiting to fix them. be. But it didn’t cause too ship in January to keep it would be sort of the next 11-6), 7:05 p.m. Arizona at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. Shipping them out was many problems. I think the hot streak going. step,” he said. “I feel like Boston (Porcello 14-4) at Toronto (Borucki N.Y. Mets at Miami, 7:10 p.m. 1-2), 7:07 p.m. Milwaukee at Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. out of the question, too. there was like a couple of The next step is winning the tougher challenges, Baltimore (Hess 2-6) at Tampa Bay (TBD), L.A. Dodgers at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. He just played without clubs that I might have on the PGA Tour. Or win- the tougher courses have 7:10 p.m. Philadelphia at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. Seattle (Paxton 9-5) at Houston (Verlander Pittsburgh at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. them. needed one, but it was all ning a major championship. suited me this year whilst Played pretty well, too. right. I got by just fine.” He could do both at Bel- I’ve been on my game and “At least it was 7 and 8 He’s been getting along lerive. I’ve been playing well.” TODAY IN SPORTS Aug. 9 ends with the Unified Team hold- Scattered storms on tap for PGA Championship 1936 — Jesse Owens becomes the ing a 112-108 lead in medals over first American to win four Olympic the United States, the closest race gold medals as the United States since America won 90-86 in 1964 ST. LOUIS (AP) — Dustin Johnson pants. And when I did it last year Johnson had better remember that sets a world record in the 4x100 at Tokyo. forgot to pack shorts when he was at Quail Hollow, it almost felt kind jacket, though. relay at the Berlin Games. The re- 1995 — John Godina becomes the getting ready for the PGA Champi- of weird wearing shorts, especially TRAFFIC JAMS cord time of 39.8 seconds lasts for first American to win the shot put onship. when I wear pants every single day.” The lousy weather that chased 20 years. event at the World Championships Good thing he remembered pants. Quite a few players wore shorts for players off the course Tuesday could 1950 — Lusty Song, driven by Del- with a toss of 70 feet, 5¼ inches. The world’s top-ranked player practice rounds Monday, when tem- mean a slow, busy day Wednesday, vin Miller, wins the Hambletonian 2007 — David Beckham makes his plum forgot that the PGA of America peratures soared into the upper 90s. which is typically a lighter day Stakes in straight heats over Star’s long-awaited Major League Soccer decided last year to begin allowing Heavy storms rolled through Tues- spent resting for the opening round. debut, entering in the 72nd minute Pride. Lusty Song wins by a length players in the championships it con- day to provide some relief from the “It’ll be pretty packed,” said Tiger in the first race and by a neck in the of the Los Angeles Galaxy’s 1-0 loss second. to D.C. United. ducts to wear shorts during practice heat, but they also prevented any- Woods, who took Monday off and 1981 — Larry Nelson beats Fuzzy 2008 — Mariel Zagunis leads a rounds. Johnson even showed a little body from getting onto the course only got five holes in before play was Zoeller by three strokes to take the U.S. sweep of the women’s saber leg at Quail Hollow, joining roughly until late in the morning, by which delayed Tuesday. “All the guys will PGA Championship. fencing for the first American med- half the field in wearing them. point the rapidly rising humidity be trying to get in as much practice 1984 — Britain’s Daley Thompson als of the Beijing Games. Zagunis, But when he was busy stuffing his had made the conditions only slight- as they can.” wins his second Olympic decathlon the 2004 gold Olympic champion, suitcase for Bellerive Country Club ly more bearable. Woods has never played a compet- with a record 8,797 points and Val- beats Sada Jacobson 15-8 for the this week, Johnson must have got- “It’s going to be hot,” Tiger Woods itive round at Bellerive. He was sup- erie Brisco-Hooks sets her second gold medal. Becca Ward takes the ten into the week-to-week PGA Tour said, “and it’s going to be wet.” posed to play a World Golf Cham- Olympic record with a 21.81 time in bronze. zone: Trousers are required every That shouldn’t be as much trouble pionship event in 2001 but it was the 200-meter run. 2010 — No American player ap- 1987 — Larry Nelson sinks a 6-foot pears in the top 10 for the first time day out there. next year, when the PGA Champi- canceled after the Sept. 11 terrorist putt in the first hole of a playoff to since the men’s tennis computer “I definitely forgot,” he said, grin- onship shifts to May. And Bethpage attacks, and he missed an event in beat Lanny Wadkins in the PGA rankings began in 1973. Andy Rod- ning. “Today I was going to play re- Black on New York’s Long Island is 2008 when he had ankle surgery Championship. dick drops from No. 9 to No. 11 in ally early this morning so it wasn’t due to play host, so pants will proba- following his playoff win in the U.S. 1992 — The Summer Olympics the latest ATP rankings. going to be too hot, so I just wore bly be the pick all week. Open. B4 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 2018 COMICS

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DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Mom charges daughter-in-law rent even after the wedding The route to nine is clouded in mist DEAR ABBY: My moth- milestones with greeting Edvard Grieg, a Norwegian However, West took two tricks er-in-law owns the build- Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van cards instead of gifts. Peri- composer and pianist who in the suit and went back to ing my husband and I live Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, od. If you want to celebrate died in 1907, said, “Suddenly hearts. South could not re- in. I moved in with him and was founded by her mother, with her in addition, fine, a mist fell from my eyes and I cover. knew the way I had to take.” about a year ago, before Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at but her behavior “takes the A 3-3 split is only 35.53 Being a bridge player can percent; finding a player with we were married. Because DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los cake.” feel like that at times. How- one card is 50 percent. Much she owns the building, she Angeles, CA 90069. ever, occasionally the mist is DEAR ABBY: I am won- better at trick two is for declar- doesn’t charge her son so thick that it is difficult to er to lead a low spade toward rent to live there but asks dering about current eti- RENT-FREE IN first! avoid tripping up. In today’s dummy’s 10. If West has the that he help manage the quette concerning work deal, how should South play CALIFORNIA She doesn’t like gift jack, this will permit South to building, which takes emails. I work in the office in three no-trump after West establish two tricks in the suit cards, and our budget is of a financial institution about three hours a month. DEAR RENT-FREE: leads a fourth-highest heart to go with the seven winners small. Although she bare- and receive multiple three? (He has a full-time job out- You are being treated like in the other three suits. ly acknowledges anyone emails from customers Most tournament players side of managing the a tenant, not a daughter- West wins with his jack and else’s birthday, she still ex- and fellow employees ev- open two no-trump with 20 or building.) in-law. As a member of the plays a second heart, but pects the “perfect” present ery day. Our e-mail system 21 points. Then, two clubs fol- declarer takes that trick and When I moved in, his family, you should be for her own. We love her recognizes when a word is lowed by two no-trump is 22 leads a second spade. He mom asked that I pay treated the same as her and want to celebrate with spelled incorrectly. If I re- to 24, which is a wide range cannot be defeated. (but obviously has lower fre- rent. I guess in the back of son. By all means discuss her, but the expectations ceive an email that has a my mind I thought it this with him, and while and confrontations make quency than 20 to 21). I like misspelled word in it and I two no-trump to promise a would change after we got you’re at it, suggest he split her birthdays miserable must reply to it, is it rude good 20 to 22. married. Do you think I’m your share of the rent for everyone — including to correct the other per- South starts with seven a brat for thinking I 50/50 because you are all her. How do we stop this? son’s spelling error? top tricks: two hearts, three shouldn’t have to pay family now. BIRTHDAY diamonds and two clubs. He rent? The amount she’s UNSURE IN would not mind leading twice charging me is about what DEAR ABBY: My CELEBRATION ILLINOIS toward his spade honors, but I would pay if we lived in 30-year-old daughter has DEAR BIRTHDAY: DEAR UNSURE: If you he does not have the dummy another building and split extremely high expecta- Who created this self-enti- do what you are contem- entries. It is also possible that clubs are 3-3. the rent between us. tions for her birthday. No tled monster? Remind plating, the recipient may The first declarer in a match I don’t know how to ap- one in the family has ever your daughter and her find it insulting, so I don’t took the first trick (if he had proach this, or if I’d be given her a gift that she husband that you are all recommend it. However ducked, a diamond switch stepping out of line to re- liked, so now we actually adults now, and because of well-intentioned, it could would have been lethal) and quest living somewhere have to get the gift ap- that, “the family” has de- lose the company a client played three rounds of clubs. rent-free. Please help. proved by her husband cided from now on to mark or annoy your co-workers.

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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE THE TRIAL COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Premises: 69-71 Clark Street, Unit 1L, 69-71 Clark Street Condominium, By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION Lynn, MA given by Patricia M. Medeiros and Mark Medeiros to Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., dated Docket No. ES18P2309EA April 28, 2006 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Essex Probate and Family Court By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Deeds at Book 25611, Page 401, as affected by Confirmatory Mortgage, recorded 36 Federal Street mortgage given by Albert N. Croce, Jr., to Mortgage Electronic Registration in said Registry in Book 36575, Page 83 for breach of the conditions of said Salem, MA 01970 Systems, Inc., as nominee for Mortgage Financial, Inc., and now held by Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at (978)744-1020 Massachusetts Housing Finance Agency, said mortgage dated June 18, 2009 and 1:00 PM on August 23, 2018 at 18 Riverside Court, Saugus, MA, all and singular recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book the premises described in said Mortgage, to wit: 28703, Page 230, said mortgage was assigned from Mortgage Electronic Estate of: Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for Mortgage Financial, Inc., to The land in Saugus, together with the buildings thereon, bounded and described Dominic C Sicuso Massachusetts Housing Finance Agency by assignment dated December 4, 2013 as follows: Beginning on Riverside Court, so-called, running from Chestnut Street; Also Known As: Domenic Charles Sicuso and recorded with said Registry of Deeds in Book 33026 at Page 144; for breach NORTHWESTERLY at a point three hundred eighty (380.00) feet from Chestnut Date of Death: 01/31/1992 of the conditions in said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will Street and running; NORTHWESTERLY by said Court, sixty (60.00) feet; thence To all interested persons: be sold at Public Auction on September 6, 2018 at 11:00 AM Local Time upon NORTHEASTERLY at a right angle with said Court, one hundred (100.00) feet by A Petition for Formal Probate of Will with Appointment of Personal the premises, directly in front of the building in which the unit is located, all and land now or formerly of Swan; thence SOUTHEASTERLY sixty (60.00) feet by land Representative has been filed by: singular the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: now or formerly of Fales Newhall; thence SOUTHWESTERLY to the point of Charles Gulino of Winchester MA beginning on said Court, one hundred feet by land now or formerly of Fales requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief Unit No. 1L of the 69-71 Clark Street Condominium, a condominium in Lynn, Newhall, supposed to be shown as Lot 12 on a plan of Fales Newhall Field. as requested in the Petition. Essex County, MA, established pursuant to the Mass. Gen. Laws Chapter 183A, Subject to a sewer easement to the Town of Saugus dated June 5, 1964 and The Petitioner requests that: created by Master Deed dated April 9, 2004 and recorded in Essex County recorded with the Essex South District Registry of Deeds in Book 5178, Page 355. Charles Gulino of Winchester MA Southern District Registry of Deeds on April 9, 2004 in Book 22646, Page 385. Meaning and intending to convey and hereby conveying the same premises be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve Without Surety The unit is shown as Unit 1L located in the First Floor Left of the condominium and conveyed to us by deed of Brenda E. Tirrell and Brett J. Tirrell dated April 21, on the bond in an unsupervised administration. on a plan recorded with the first deed of this unit, to which is affixed a verified 2006, recorded at Book 25611, Page 400. Confirming Mark Medeiros as a IMPORTANT NOTICE statement in the form provided by G.L. c. 183A s.9, and is conveyed to and with Borrower under the original mortgage, as modified by the Home Affordable You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the the benefit of the obligations, restrictions, rights, and liabilities contained in G.L. c. Modification Agreement. Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney 183A, the Master Deed, the documents establishing the organization of unit must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on owners and the By-Laws as amended of record. The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, the return day of 09/10/2018. restrictions, encroachments, building and zoning laws, liens, unpaid taxes, tax This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written Said Unit is conveyed together with an undivided 43% interest in the "Common titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights of tenants and parties in appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a Areas: and Facilities of the property described in said Master Deed attributable to possession, and attorney's fees and costs. timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections said Unit and together with any Exclusive rights described in said Master Deed. within thirty (30) days of the return day, action may be taken without further notice TERMS OF SALE: to you. The Post Office address of Unit 1L is: 69-71 Clark Street, Lynn, MA 01902. The A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM Unit is intended to be used solely for residential purposes. a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be PROBATE CODE (MUPC) delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised Said premises are conveyed subject to rights, easements, agreements, and required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the restrictions referred to and contained in the Master Deed; the provisions of Mass. the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the Gen. Laws Chapter 183A, as amended; the Declaration of Trust of the 69-71 Clark from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the Street Condominium dated April 9th 2004, and recorded with said Master Deed as check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid Court in any matter relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and hereinabove referred; the by-laws of said Trust which are set forth therein and at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms expenses of administration. recorded therewith in said Registry, together with the obligations to pay the of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. proportionate shares attributable to said Unit 1L of the common expenses sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be Date: July 31, 2018 assessed by the Trustees for which the Grantee, by acceptance hereof, agrees to entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further Pamela Casey O'Brien perform and assume, and together with such taxes attributable to said Unit 1L, of recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The Register of Probate the current fiscal year as are not yet not due and payable. description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of Item: August 9, 2018 an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. Being the same premises conveyed to Albert N. Croce, Jr., by deed of Jose Barada LEGAL NOTICE and Keri Barada dated June 15, 2009 and recorded with Essex South Registry of Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. Deeds herewith. Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. INVITATION TO BID The description of the property contained in the mortgage shall control in Present Holder of said Mortgage, LYNN WATER AND SEWER COMMISSION the event of a typographical error in this publication. By Its Attorneys, LYNN, MASSACHUSETTS ORLANS PC For Mortgagor's Title see deed dated June 15, 2009 and recorded in the PO Box 540540 Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 28703, Page 228. Waltham, MA 02454 The Lynn Water and Sewer commission will receive sealed bids for: Phone: (781) 790-7800 Said Unit will be conveyed together with an undivided percentage interest 18-004967 CROSS CONNECTION CONTROL in the Common Elements of said Condominium appurtenant to said Unit and Item: August 2, 9, 16, 2018 AND BACK FLOW DEVICE TESTING PROGRAM 2018 together with all rights, easements, covenants and agreements as contained and referred to in the Declaration of Condominium, as amended. PUBLIC NOTICE Specifications may be obtained from the Purchasing Department of the Lynn Water As required by the Internal Revenue and Sewer Commission, 400 Parkland Ave, Lynn, MA 01905 as of August 7, TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will be sold and conveyed subject to all Code, the Annual Report of the Helen 2018. Commission hours are Monday, 8:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., Tuesday through liens, encumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax titles, municipal liens and assessments, if Fava Charitable Trust is available for Thursday, and 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and Friday 8: 30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Plans any, which take precedence over the said mortgage above described. inspection at the office of the Trustee, are available electronically through the Commission's website (lynnwatersew- located at 135 Loop Road Otisfield, er.org). FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) Dollars of the purchase price must be paid ME 04270, upon application to the in cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check at the time and place Trustee, Ronald P. Weyland, during Every day Bids must be sealed and marked accordingly and submitted to the Purchasing of the sale by the purchaser. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in regular business hours within one Department, 400 Parkland Avenue, Lynn, MA prior to 11:00 a.m. on or before cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check within thirty (30) days hundred and eighty days after Thursday, August 23, 2018 for CROSS CONNECTION CONTROL AND BACK FLOW after the date of sale. publication of this notice of its DEVICE TESTING PROGRAM- #19-01,C at which time they will be publicly opened availability. and read aloud at the above said address. Other terms to be announced at the sale. Item: August 9, 2018 Each bid submitted must be accompanied by a Bid Bond, certified check, Shechtman Halperin Savage, LLP treasurers, or cashier's check payable to the Lynn Water and Sewer Commission in 1080 Main Street the amount (5%) five percent of total bid price, satisfactory to Legal Counsel of the Pawtucket, RI 02860 Lynn Water and Sewer Commission will be required. Attorney for Massachusetts Housing Finance Agency Present Holder of the Mortgage All bonds submitted to the Lynn Water and Sewer Commission must be issued by (401) 272-1400 an Insurance Company licensed to issue bonds in the Commonwealth of Item: August 9, 16, 23, 2018 Massachusetts.

Upon vote of the Commission, the Executive Director executes all Contracts. The Commission reserves the right to reject any and all Bids. The Commission is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Organization and invites bids from qualified minority and female firms. This is being bid under M.G.L. Chapter 30B.

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Local, On demand Anytime, Anywhere B8 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 2018 TRAVEL host : A tiny English village left town abandoned during WWII GBy Jerry Harmer Then there's Tyneham. land for tank training and ASSOCIATED PRESS The first glimpse of this maneuvers. With a large tiny Dorset village is from base nearby, already, its TYNEHAM, England — the long, steep road that eyes quickly and easily fell Explore Britain's south- takes you from sweeping on the quiet settlement by ern coast carefully enough views of the coast down the sea. and you can still find rel- into a small, wooded val- In November, that year, ics of the dark years when ley. At its bottom, Tyne- residents received letters the country awaited Nazi ham peeps out from be- from the War Department invasion: abandoned ra- hind a cloak of trees. ordering them to leave dar stations; tank-traps Or rather, what's left of within a month. The note lost in farmers' fields; it. assured them this was "in half-hidden concrete bun- Now only the shells re- the National Interest" and kers overlooking wide, main. No doors. No win- hoped they would make shingle beaches. dows. No roofs. He's right. this "no small sacrifice" Baking in a Mediterra- with "a good heart." nean-like heatwave, the Within weeks they had ruins do have the feel of packed up and left their an archaeological site, an lush Dorset valley. They'd ancient settlement that lived with the dread of PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS had met an apocalyptic German invasion for four end. years, but the army that A visitor inspects the interior of a ruined cottage in the abandoned vil- And in a way, that's ex- actually made them refu- lage of Tyneham, in Dorset, England. actly what happened to gees was their own. Tyneham. As they departed, one of a visit is utterly absorb- been laid low by time, and resident, Linda Bryan, Its roots stretch back them pinned a note to the ing. As you pass down the that's what draws you in. 70, looking at Laundry before that great water- church door: rows of hollowed-out cot- "It makes you real- Cottages. "How sad they shed of British history, the "Please treat the church tages, unobtrusive display ize how hard life was in had to move out. I wonder Norman Conquest of 1066. and houses with care ... boards show sepia photo- those days," says Dorset where they went?" For more than a thousand We will return one day graphs of how they used to years, its residents had and thank you for treating look and who lived there, If You Go... eked out a precarious liv- the village kindly." and tell you what they did TYNEHAM: Located about a three-hour drive ing from land and nearby Since then, the roofs — postmistress, farmer, from London, close to the southwest coast, rough- sea. and upper floors have gardener — allowing your ly between Lulworth and Corfe, in the county of Then, one day, its long, collapsed; the doors and mind to people the ruins Dorset. There is signposting close to the village unremarkable history windows fallen out. Trees, with flesh and blood. but it is minimal and easily missed. Even a GPS stopped dead. grass, and weeds re- The schoolhouse has will only put you in the general location. It is not PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS It was late 1943 and the claimed the land. But the been restored to look ex- served by public transport. Open most weekends tide of the Second World people never did. What actly as it would have, in and public holidays, though it is best to check by Light pours through War was turning. D-Day was said to be temporary the early 20th century, calling (44)-1929-404819 for a recorded message the empty window was barely six months became permanent. and St. Mary's church has giving current information. Parking is free though frame of a ruined away. The British military It may be small — more been carefully maintained. a donation of 2 pounds is suggested. There is no cottage. urgently needed more hamlet than village — but But everything else has shop, toilets or visitor center. Rocket City, Alabama: Space history and an eye on the future By Marcia Dunn wanted to showcase sary of those first moon ASSOCIATED PRESS Huntsville's rocket devel- steps is next July. Hunts- opment and testing. Thus ville plans to shoot up HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — was born the U.S. Space thousands of little rockets The birthplace of NASA's and Rocket Center, an of- in commemoration. rockets lies in the land of ficial NASA tourist spot The DNA from Ameri- cotton, hundreds of miles that houses one of only ca's original rocket force from Cape Canaveral's three remaining Saturn still permeates Hunts- launch pads. V moon rockets, this one ville, according to Deb- From the first U.S. sat- a National Historic Land- orah Barnhart, the U.S. ellites and astronauts, to mark. Space and Rocket Center's the Apollo moon shots, Von Braun planted the executive director. It's Ala- to the space shuttles and seed for Space Camp as bama's No. 1 paid tourist now NASA's still-in-de- well. Why band camp, attraction, with bus tours velopment Space Launch football camp and cheer- into the restricted Red- System, rocket history in- leading camp, but no sci- stone and Marshall, and undates Huntsville, Ala. ence camp, he wondered. wild rocket-style rides like Huntsville's nickname, He didn't live long enough Space Shot and G-Force PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Rocket City, is thanks to see Space Camp open in Accelerator. largely to Wernher von 1982 at the rocket center, But Huntsville isn't just Tara Clemenceau, 11, from France, tries her hand at the controls of a Mer- Braun and his team of but since then, 800,000 about history. Ongoing cury space capsule at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center in Huntsville, Ala. fellow German-born rock- youngsters and grown-up research aims to return eteers who settled here space fans have attend- astronauts to the moon Nearly 1,000 campers that look as though they workforce development in the 1950s. The city has ed daylong, weekend or and on to Mars. "We're from around the globe belong on the moon or program," Barnhart said. long been home to the weeklong sessions with looking to the future, re- swarmed the rocket center Mars. "We're trying to inspire Army's Redstone Arse- space, robotics and avia- ally looking to travel in during a typical week this The roster of Space people in STEM. We're nal and NASA's Marshall tion themes. space, trying to figure out summer. They launched Camp alumni includes trying to inspire avia- Space Flight Center. But Its address? One Tran- the problems of living and small rockets and got the many other engineers tion-oriented people" as now it's attracting new quility Base, Huntsville. working in space," Barn- feel of walking in space and scientists, among well as robotics and cy- generations of engineers, As in "Houston, Tranquil- hart said. while dangling from the them two others who ber-security specialists. scientists and techies. ity Base here. The Eagle "It's probably the most ceiling in harnesses or lived on the space station She added: "These young Tourists come for the his- has landed," words spoken scientific small town in scuba diving in a water and SpaceX founder Elon people, here, they're go- tory. Kids and adults come by astronaut Neil Arm- America," said retired tank smaller but similar Musk, who attended as an ing," into outer space some to learn at Space Camp. strong when he landed Apollo program worker to what astronauts once adult during his early tech day. It was von Braun, Mar- on the moon with Buzz Billy Neal, a volunteer do- used for practice. They days. Can't make space? Visit shall's first director, who Aldrin. The 50th anniver- cent. even live in dormitories "This is a thinly veiled Rocket City instead.

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