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STEVE KRAUSE COMMENTARY WEST LYNN DeLeo Stop COMES FULL CIRCLE speaks playing out on name game taxes Speaker aces Native American logos are nothing new to me. Tedesco talk From the time I was old enough to know what a By Thomas Grillo baseball was, I knew who ITEM STAFF the Cleveland Indians MARBLEHEAD — were, and thought noth- House Speaker Robert ing of it when I started DeLeo signaled his sup- following football and port for the millionaire’s started hearing about the tax and perhaps one on Washington Redskins. short-term rental hous- I didn’t know until ing, but would not commit much, much later, that a to raising the minimum Brave was a Native Amer- wage to $15. ican, as was a Chief and In a question and an- a Blackhawk and many swer session from report- others. I took it for granted that ers following his speech to the Sioux had a propen- the North Shore Chamber sity for ghting, and that of Commerce on Wednes- was why the North Da- day, the Winthrop Demo- kota hockey mascot was crat said while he is op- a Fighting Sioux (though posed to any broad-based not anymore). tax hikes, a tax on mil- Of course, that also lionaires and Airbnb are Traf c fair game. meant that the Irish were Magrane Square gets rounded off makes way a contentious lot, that “I will vote for the mil- Wednesday lionaire’s tax,” DeLeo told they drank to excess as will be transformed. By Thomas Grillo around the The Item as more than a matter of cultural heri- ITEM STAFF The traf c lights are gone, a rotary has new Magrane tage, and there was noth- been built and the two lane road has been Square rotary. DELEO, A7 ing untoward about an LYNN — David Ackerman has been reduced to one. American university with watching construction at the convergence “The old way was dangerous, that’s for a French name calling its of Western Avenue, Federal, and South sure,” said Ackerman. “Construction work- PHOTO | SCOTT EISEN mascot the Fighting Irish. Common streets for weeks and wondering ers tell me this will be a lot safer for the I’m surprised the Irish what lies ahead. simple reason the traf c is narrowed to haven’t lobbied to get that “I don’t know what to make of it,” said the one lane and it will slow cars naturally.” changed. After all, it’s 71-year-old retiree. James Cowdell, executive director of the not very complimentary “I was so used to the other way.” Economic Development & Industrial Corp. to the Irish. At least the By the end of June, the congested, and (EDIC), the city’s development bank, said some say unsafe intersection near Magrane MASCOT, A7 Square in front of the new Market Basket ROTARY, A7

From left, Paul Price, trustee; Bruce Gordon, St. Mary’s president, Columbia Construction; William Mosakowski, chair, breaks ground Board of Trustees; Glenn Morris, chair, By Paul Halloran FOR THE ITEM Building Futures cam- paign; James Ridley, LYNN — St. Mary’s broke ground principal; Grace Cotter Wednesday on a building project that Regan, head of school; will transform the school’s urban cam- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Rev. Brian Flynn, pas- pus and signi cantly upgrade educa- tor, St. Mary’s Parish; tional opportunities in critical subjects. Massachusetts House James Lyle, trustee; About 50 trustees, administra- Speaker Robert De- Marnie Moore, trustee; tors, alumni and friends gathered in Leo addresses the Darrin Ball, Building front of the William F. Connell Cen- North Shore Chamber Committee; and Susan ter, which opened in 2005, for a cer- of Commerce break- Blanchard, trustee. emonial groundbreaking on a new fast at the Tedesco Country Club Wednes- COURTESY PHOTO ST. MARY’S, A7 day.

Massachusetts Sec- Revere puts a ribbon on progress retary of Housing and Economic De- By Gayla Cawley Upton & Partners. velopment Jay Ash, ITEM STAFF “This is awesome,” Ash said. “To the city council, congratulations on what you’ve left, helps Budge REVERE — Ocean 650 Apartments, a new been able to accomplish here. This is really Upton, a partner luxury apartment complex on Revere Beach, something that you should take a great deal at Upton & Part- was christened by city and state of cials of credit for. Lots of communities (would) be ners, Revere Mayor on Wednesday, who hailed it as setting the very happy to have what you have here and Brian Arrigo, and standard for future development in Revere. are very envious here today. To be able to de- Xander Dyer, V.P. Jay Ash, state secretary of housing and liver such quality development to the com- T.A. Associates economic development, joined Mayor Brian munity and a community that very much Realty, cut the Arrigo and other city of cials for a ribbon wants to have development … take place is ribbon at Ocean cutting on the rooftop of the apartment com- really something you should be proud of.” 650 Apartments on plex on Ocean Avenue, which holds 230 mar- Upton said the building opened about ve Ocean Avenue in ket-rate units, ranging from $1,750 to more months ago, on a budget of $50 million, and Revere. than $4,000, according to the developer, Budge Upton, partner with Dedham-based REVERE, A7 ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE INSIDE Medford sends off its seniors In Lynn By Leah Dearborn cutters and reminded the graduates of a sto- Lynn caterer serves up FOR THE ITEM ry he told them in their rst year, about a language lessons. A3 cookie factory that underwent a revolution. • MEDFORD — Never estimate the pow- The cookies, once identical and uniform, GE employees er of “thank you,” faculty speaker Andrew decided to break their molds and each be- have a field day. A3 Milne told the Class of 2017. Facing a crowd of hundreds at Tufts come a different shape, he said. In LOOK! University on Wednesday night, Milne in- “They grew up to be giants,” said Milne Jared Nicholson sisted that the graduates of Medford High of the metaphoric cookies. He passed on going for two. A8 School and Medford Vocational Technical some other advice to the seniors as well. High School could never replace the pow- “Get a bike, get a passport. Get yourself to In Sports er of sincere gratitude with any amount of your own starting line.” Leahy lights out as money. Class president Anthony McKillop rem- Swampscott softball Milne asked the students to reach back inisced during the commencement about moves on. B1 in their memories to when they were fresh- men. He held up several misshapen cookie MEDFORD, B8

OBITUARIES ...... A2 ENTERTAINMENT ...... A5 SPORTS ...... B1-3 HIGH 70° VOL. 139, ISSUE 154 LYNN ...... A3 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 LOW 52° OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 2017 OBITUARIES Swampscott is Robert A. Chandler, 84 Michael T. Ring, 64 1953-2017 ranked top user LYNN — Robert er. Bob is survived LYNN — Michael T. of the world! He A. Chandler, 84, of by his step-son Wil- Ring, 64, of Lynn en- often referred to his Lynn, passed away liam Conrad Sr. of tered into eternal rest many friends at the of Green power on June 4, 2017, at South Carolina and at Salem Hospital on club as his “other Salem Hospital with his step-daughters, June 1, 2017, after a family.” Mike was a SWAMPSCOTT — energy and ensures that family by his side. Cathi Merryman, her brief illness. passionate sports Swampscott has been rec- customers have a choice Husband of Jac- husband Scot Merry- He was the loving fan that followed all ognized as a top user of queline A. (Conrad) man and Caren Con- because of a three-tier son of the late Leo F. sports at the high green power, as only one of Chandler of Lynn, rad, both of Maine. structure and transpar- Ring and Jacqueline school, college and two Massachusetts munic- son of the late The- He also leaves be- ency in the supply costs, M. (LeBlanc) Ring professional levels. ipalities to appear on the resa (Miller) and Augustus hind several grandchildren, officials said. and the nephew of the late He could often be found on U.S. Environmental Protec- A. Chandler. Bob Served in great-grandchildren as well The community power Robert “Bobby” and Thomas many warm summer nights tion Agency’s Green Power the Army during the Korean as brothers and sisters in program is an electrici- “TC” LeBlanc. Mike is sur- cheering on the girls’ softball Communities list. War and retired from the U.S. laws, nieces and nephews. ty aggregation, a form of vived by his cherished sister teams at Frye Park in Lynn. He The town appears for the Postal Service after 30 years. Service information: A pri- group purchasing where and brother: Denise M. Han- also enjoyed playing cards and first time on the Environ- His favorite past-times were vate graveside service will be a municipality selects an na and her husband Mark of his weekly pool games. In his mental Protection Agency going to Foxwoods, reading held at the convenience of electricity supplier on be- Lynn and Leo F. Ring and his younger days, he loved to trav- (EPA) list at No. 37, town and playing on the comput- the family. wife Betty of Lynn and San- el to Las Vegas and Foxwoods half of its residents and officials said. Wellesley is businesses. The program born, Maine. He also leaves and was an avid camper who the other Massachusetts his uncle James Ring of Man- spent many summers at the impacts the electricity town. supply charges on their chester, N.H. as well as several Sebago Lake State Park in Swampscott is using National Grid bill, offi- James C. Bryanos, 81 nieces, nephews, great-nieces Casco, Maine. His family and nearly 17 million kilo- cials said. and great-nephews, all of who friends will always remember watt-hours (kWh) of green “Swampscott is proud to adored their “Uncle Mike.” In Mike fondly for his unique per- power annually, which addition to his family, Mike sonality and wonderful sense represents 24 percent be recognized by the U.S. NAHANT — James C. Bry- cooking, music, gardening, bird EPA for our green pow- anos, age 81, of Nahant, died watching and solving cross also leaves his lifelong best of humor. of its total power needs. er use,” said Peter Kane, peacefully at home on June word puzzles in his man cave. friend, John Kallelis of Wolfe- Service Information: Per Swampscott’s choice to 5, 2017, surrounded by his James was the devoted fa- boro, N.H. Michael’s wishes, there will use green power is helping director of community loving family, listening to the ther of Liana DeLoid and her Born in Lynn on February 3, be no visitation hours. A to advance the green pow- development, in a state- songs of Frank Sinatra. He husband James of Swamp- 1953, he was a graduate of graveside memorial service er market and support ment. “Town Meeting was the husband of Joanne scott, Jamie McLeod and her Lynn Classical High School, will be held at St. Jean’s clean renewable energy members agreed with our (D’Agostino) Bryanos with husband Matt of Nahant and Class of 1972. He was em- Cemetery, Lynn Street, Lynn alternatives, officials said. desire to bring price-re- whom he had shared 36 years grandfather of Connor and ployed at the General Electric on Tuesday, June 13 at 11 “I’m extremely proud of liable electric supply in of marriage. Born and raised Alexa DeLoid and another Company in Lynn as a produc- a.m. Relatives and friends the direction our town is 2012 and we married that in Somerville, he was the son grandson (McLeod) to be tion worker in the Turbine Divi- are respectfully invited to at- taking to move toward a with the community’s fo- of the late Charles and Loula born this month. He was the sion for 18 years, prior to his tend. Arrangements by SO- greener future,” said Nao- cus on greenhouse gas re- (Anastasious) Bryanos. brother of Mary Evos and her leaving due to health issues. LIMINE Funeral Home, Lynn, mi Dreeben, chairwoman duction by developing the James served two years as late husband Costa of Nahant, Mike was a proud member of MA. Donations in Mike’s of the Board of Selectmen, aggregation program. an x-ray technician in the U.S. Archilles Bryanos and his wife the Franco American Am Vets memory may be made to in a statement. “It’s excit- “By making the choice Army. He later graduated from Julie of Nahant and Karen Bry- Post #161 in Lynn where he the Wilmington High School ing to not only see Swamp- to use clean, renewable Northeastern University with a anos of Somerville. He also spent many days sharing a – Ring Family Scholarship scott gain this recognition, energy, our community be- B.S. in Electrical Engineering. leaves many loving nephews good laugh, talking politics, Fund, 159 Church Street, but more importantly that comes more sustainable, He worked for many years for and nieces. He will be sadly sports, and solving problems Wilmington, MA 01887. we’re leading the way. while also sending a mes- Textron as a design antenna missed by all his family. Swampscott is currently sage to others across the specialist where he held ten Service information: At one of only two communi- United States that using patents. James’ request, services will ties in Massachusetts to green power is a sound James was a very intelli- be private. Memorial tributes Viola P. Christy, 95 receive the designation.” business and community gent, private person who took may be made to the Yankee The town’s green power decision. It’s an important great pride in being able to Golden Retriever Rescue, 1922-2017 use is through the commu- tool in reducing one’s car- solve problems and mend the 110 Chapin Rd., Hudson, MA nity’s electricity aggrega- bon footprint in the fight LYNN — Viola Pau- vid Savastano of Lon- broken. He loved his 01749. Arrangements tion program, Swampscott against climate change.” line (Coombs) Chris- donderry, N.H., and family and his Golden under the direction of Community Power. The Green power is ze- Retrievers, Cody, Bailey GOODRICH Funeral ty, a life-long resident Glenn C. Christy and program was developed of Lynn, passed away his wife, Melissa of ro-emissions electricity and Champ. He enjoyed Home. with support from the that is generated from en- in her home and sur- Lynn. Vye also leaves consulting team of Bay rounded by her fam- her grandchildren: vironmentally preferable State Consultants and renewable resources, such ily on Sunday, June Christopher Skrabut Peregrine Energy Group, as wind, solar, geother- 4, 2017, at the age of California, Melis- approved by the Massa- mal, biogas, eligible bio- Harold B. Nugent, 65 of 95. sa Skrabut of Derry, chusetts Department of mass and low impact-hy- Born in Lynn on N.H., and Lauren Public Utilities in 2015, March 21, 1922, she was the Christy of Pennsylvania, her and the first electrici- dro. Using green power LECANTO Fla. — Nugent of Tampa, daughter of the late William R. great-grandchildren: Daniel- ty supply agreement to helps build demand for Harold B. Nugent, Fla., Kenneth R. Nu- and Freda (Rickert) Coombs. la Bonanno and Isla Golden, provide greener power to the development of new 65, of Lecanto, Fla, gent of Peabody, two Vye was raised and educated both of Derry, N.H. as well residents and businesses renewable energy capac- formerly of Lynn, died nephews Edward Nu- in Lynn and was a graduate of as several nieces and many started in January 2016, ity nationwide and helps Saturday June 3 at gent of Tampa, Fla., Lynn English High School with wonderful, loving neighbors. officials said. users reduce their carbon the Health Center Stephen Hobson of the Class of 1940. On Decem- She was preceded in death The program, a town footprints, officials said. at Brentwood, after Tenn., one niece Kar- ber 14, 1947, Vye married her by her five siblings: William, electricity program that Town officials cited stats a lengthy illness. en Nicholson of War- sweetheart, Leon H. Christy Leon, and Russell Coombs, gives residents and busi- from the EPA that show Born in Lynn he was saw, N.C. in the Central Congregational Arlene Grover, and Dorothy nesses an electricity sup- Swampscott’s green pow- the son of the late Service informa- Church in Lynn and the couple Ackerman. ply alternative to Nation- er use of nearly 17 million Charles S. and Ruth (Stead- tion: Graveside services will settled in Lynn to begin their Service information: At al Grid, while also helping kWh is equivalent to the man) Nugent. He attended be held at Pine Grove Cem- family. Vye worked endlessly Vye’s request, all funeral to support the town’s sus- electricity use of nearly Lynn schools and graduat- etery on Friday at 2 p.m. to to be a devoted mother to her services will be held pri- tainability efforts, pro- 2,000 average American ed from Lynn Classical High which relatives and friends three children and a dedicat- vately. Donations in her vides 100 percent green homes annually. School, Class of 1969. Harold are invited to attend. Please ed wife to Leon. She had a memory may be made to: was an insurance salesman meet at the Boston St. gate fondness for the outdoors and Care Dimensions, 75 Syl- and was employed by several at 1:45 p.m. Please make most especially the beaches. van St. Danvers, MA 01923. North Shore Insurance Agen- memorial donations in Har- A lobster roll or two were al- Arrangements under the cies. Harold moved to Florida old’s name to Alzheimer’s As- ways a joy to indulge in. care of CUFFE-MCGINN Fu- 20 years ago. Harold will be sociation 480 Pleasant St. Vye leaves her children: neral Home, 157 Maple St. greatly missed by his family Watertown, MA 02472. David L. Christy and his wife, LYNN. For online guestbook, and friends. He is survived by Guestbook at parkerme- Kathy of Barre, Vt., Paula L. please visit: www.cuffemc- two brothers Charles “Bud” morialfuneralhome.com. Christy and her husband, Da- ginn.com. Bristow Street park is open for play

By Bridget Turcotte ment projects since last ball field has been rehabil- to Town Manager Scott ITEM STAFF summer, when the town itated with a new infield, Crabtree. The park has broke ground at the Vet- backstop, bleachers, and a squat press, chest and SAUGUS — Children erans Park outside the players’ benches. There back press, parallel bars, and families joined town Veterans Memorial Ele- is a new basketball court, COURTESY PHOTO officials for a ribbon cut- assisted row and push up ting ceremony to com- mentary School on Hurd bathroom, storage shed, station, and an ab crunch memorate the grand Avenue. Overall, the park and concession stand. and leg lift station. 11 Star students shine opening of Bucchiere Park improvement projects cost A track surrounds the The park has LED lights Wednesday night. the town $2 million. area and a series of work- and security cameras will MARBLEHEAD — Jake Abrams, University The park, known com- The playground has a out stations are on site. soon be added to increase Eleven outstanding high of Massachusetts, Am- monly as Bristow Street large, handicap-accessi- The HealthBeat Outdoor safety and security. The school seniors of Our Lady, herst; Michael Conlin, Park, was renovated with ble play area with swings, Fitness Systems, which park has 15 parking spots. Star of the Sea Parish re- Boston College; Rev. Mi- funding from Town Meet- slides, and a see-saw. The are for ages 13 and old- ceived $1,000 scholarships chael Steele; Liam Cu- ing in 2016. The Bristow existing field has been ir- er, use the latest exercise Bridget Turcotte can be for their commitment of sack, Boston University; Street playground is one rigated and now includes methodologies to provide a reached at bturcotte@item- four years of Christian and Kevin Casey, Gettys- of three public parks that a 10-foot tall, 30-foot long tailored workout for teens live.com. Follow her on Service to various minis- burg College. have seen major improve- lacrosse wall and a tee- and adults, according Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. tries in the Parish’s Youth In the front row, from Ministry program. left, Kyle Finch, Quin- MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS The Rev. Michael Steele, nipiac University, School pastor, is pictured with of Engineering; Bridget the 11 recipients of the Cushing, Trinity College Bill seeks new gual education programs Quincy-based Ermont eligible to buy the pies. Anna E. Kelly Scholarship Hartford; Courtney Berry, in public schools. Inc. has been selling Fund — Youth Ministry approaches for students Providence College; Gar- Rep. Jeffrey Sanchez says cannabis-infused pizza for Seabirds wash up Awards who were recent- learning language current policies that call for about three weeks to rave ly honored at the Family rett McKinnon, College of immersing students in the reviews. dead on Cape Cod coast Charleston; Maeve Reilly, BOSTON (AP) — The Liturgy on Sunday, May 7. English language with the Director of Operations stumping scientists Above, in the back row, Loyola Marymount Uni- Massachusetts House has goal of helping them learn Seth Yaffe says the com- versity; and Liam Kane, approved a measure that from left, are the schol- faster have been an “abject pany has a whole range EASTHAM (AP) — arship recipients with Northeastern University. would offer school districts failure.” The Boston Demo- of marijuana edibles, but Large birds are washing their destination colleges: greater flexibility to design crat says about 64 percent he wanted to offer meals up and dying on the Cape Eve Rice, Babson College; programs for students who of English language learn- that patients could eat Cod coast, and scientists are learning to speak the 781-593-7700 ers graduate high school in without a lot of sugar. are stumped on the myste- Publishing Daily, except Sundays English language. four years, compared to 87 The 6-inch cheese pizzas rious illness. 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Box 5 Lynn, MA 01903 THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 2017 A3 LYNN Lynn caterer serves up language lessons

By Bridget Turcotte you can’t teach them values like Teacher Dakota Robinson said ITEM STAFF dedication and loyalty.” a lot of the lessons centered on His father, who immigrated vocabulary and grammar that Sidekim Foods, a Lynn-based from Greece, spent time learn- may be used in the workplace. catering company, is partnering ing English in a classroom after “They’re learning names and with World Education, Inc. to working a factory job to provide words for things that are help- teach Spanish speaking employ- for his family, he said. To make ful for the job,” said Robinson. ees basic English at the work- learning the language more con- “To be able to say in English place. venient, he is allowing his em- ‘I’m having a problem with this World Education, Inc. is a ployees to take a two-hour class packing machine’ is very im- nonprofit organization that pro- portant.” vides training and technical as- twice a week while getting paid. The 28-week program, which Robinson also taught the stu- sistance in literacy, workplace, dents about workplace safety and HIV and AIDS education will be offered three times in three years, is paid for with a and the reasons behind wearing around the world. hair nets, gloves, and taking oth- Sidekim is owned by Peter grant from the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and er safety precautions, she said. Mikedis, who said teaching his Mildred Escobar, a student entry-level employees English is Secondary Education totaling about $120,000, said World Ed- who moved to the United States beneficial to his staff and busi- from Guatemala, said she en- ucation coordinator Kathleen ness. joyed the class most because O’Connell. The money covers “For us, it’s important (the em- she now has “a little more confi- the cost of educating 10 employ- ployees) learn because it helps dence speaking and writing.” ees during each session. us as a company,” Mikedis said. The class will begin again in “Every adult ESL program in “Maybe in six months, their En- the fall with 10 students. ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE glish will be better and they will the state, if it’s any good, will qualify for a supervisor position. have a 100-person waiting list,” Bridget Turcotte can be Five of the 13 employees who completed the work- They already know Sidekim said Silja Kallenbach, vice pres- reached at bturcotte@itemlive. place-based English class at Sidekim Foods. Back row, Foods. You can teach someone ident of World Education. “So com. Follow her on Twitter @ Marcos Torres and Calixta Hernandez Nunez. Front row, how to operate a machine but this is really special.” BridgetTurcotte. Awilda Rodriguez, Yohanna Chalas, and Mildred Escobar. Firefighters endorse McGee

State Sen. Thomas Mc- over your years of service Gee (D-Lynn) has received at the State House as a the endorsement of Lynn state representative and Firefighters Local 739 state senator is second to and the Professional Fire none. We believe that you Fighters of Massachusetts are uniquely qualified to (PFFM) for mayor. lead the city. We are confi- McGee faces incumbent dent that you will contin- Mayor Judith Flanagan ue to represent the values Kennedy who is seeking that Lynn Firefighters Lo- her third, four-year term. cal 739 fight for daily and “The PFFM, represent- that you will keep the best ing more than 12,000 interests and safety of our firefighters statewide, is members, our families proud to endorse you as a and our retirees in mind General Electric candidate for Lynn mayor,” volunteers helped as we move Lynn forward said the letter to McGee. together.” clean Gallagher “The work you have done playground. In response, McGee for working families as a said he was honored to state representative and COURTESY PHOTO receive the endorsement state senator speaks for from the two unions. itself. You represent the “We as citizens truly ap- values that we, as a profes- preciate the service and GE employees have a field day sion, continue to fight for. sacrifice that firefighters We are proud to support make serving their com- By Matt Demirs “Everybody got their hands dirty,” Lisa Nerich, DPW associate com- those who support us.” munities,” McGee said in In a separate letter from FOR THE ITEM said Patricia Corner, a GE compli- missioner, said the project was a a statement. “Firefight- Local 739, Michael O’Con- ance manager. public-private partnership. ers are like a family. They nor, president, said they More than 150 volunteers from Improvements included landscap- are some of the hardest “The GE employees did a terrific too voted unanimously to General Electric improved four ing, planting, painting, repairing or job,” she said. “We’re very grateful working people the city of Lynn playgrounds. endorse McGee for mayor. Lynn has to offer.” replacing benches, and laying down for all the volunteers who gave these “We know firsthand the Ames Street, Filene, Frey, and mulch. playgrounds a significant upgrade.” hard work and hard votes Gallagher playgrounds received a GE paid for the supplies while the you have taken for labor LAW OFFICES OF makeover from employees of the city’s Department of Public Works Matt Demirs can be reached at and for the fire service JAMES J. CARRIGAN aviation division. (DPW) provided tools and equipment. [email protected]. statewide and here in Lynn • Social Security Disability in particular,” O’Connor • Workers Compensation wrote. “The body of work • Accidents 25 years located across Pay the (discount) price to clean city from Lynn District Court By Matt Demirs partment of Public Works vegetables, and grains. they garden,” Mary Gatlin ITEM CLASSIFIEDS 15 Johnson St. FOR THE ITEM associate commissioner. Meat, dairy, or grease of Lynn Community Gar- GET RESULTS! 781-596-0100 “More people composting should not be added. dens said in a statement. JAMES J. CARRIGAN The city is selling com- Call Customer Service ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN and gardening makes for Food waste accounts for “The composting process RONALD D. MALLOY posters at a reduced price to place an ad a better city.” more than 25 percent of turns organic materi- www.jamescarriganlaw.com to encourage city dwellers 781-593-7700, ext. 2 The city received fund- the waste in Massachu- al, such as food, leaf and [email protected] to reduce the amount of waste in landfills. ing for the project from setts after recycling, more yard waste, and waxed For $25 residents can the Massachusetts De- than one million tons per cardboard into a rich soil buy the “Earth Machine,” partment of Environmen- year, DEP said. By divert- amendment that will im- a home composter. The tal Protection (DEP). ing these materials from prove their garden and 80-gallon device retails Instructions for the de- disposal facilities, it re- lower the carbon footprint for $99. So far, more than vice call on users to fill the duces the amount of waste of the soil.” two dozen have been pur- composter with food scraps going to landfills and in- DPW will be offering chased. and yard waste. It should cinerators and conserves a training on using the “We are offering these be a three-to-one ratio: natural resources, the composters on June 17 at composters to Lynn resi- three parts dry materials agency said. a time to be announced. dents because it will de- such as paper, leaves and “Composting is a great Check the DPW page on crease solid waste in the clippings, and one part way to divert food waste the city’s website, lynnma. city,” said Lisa Nerich, De- nitrogen, including fruits, for residents, especially if gov, for more information.

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E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill Trump needs an intervention B A. B John M. Gilberg Chief Executive O cer Edward M. Grant T J   Maybe an intervention, into the economy, but his ing a replica of a bloody News Editor Gordon R. Hall the kind we hear about plans have lacked details severed head looking 110 Munroe St. W   J. K Monica Connell Healey with alcoholics, could help about how the whole thing P.O. Box 5 Vice President, Finance just like Trump’s. Even a J. Patrick Norton solve our national prob- Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  would work. number of Trump haters Michael H. Shanahan lems. Only in this case, the Even his ingenious busi- Chief Operating O cer Chairman appropriately said boo Customer Service target would be President ness council meetings are P ‘  to this, but do not expect Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Donald Trump, who does less a thing, and health new-found temperateness. Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 not drink and never has. care reform and other proj- It’s as if whatever Trump Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 He tweets. He does it child- ects seem to be wandering All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 can do, they can do worse, 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 ishly and vengefully with around with no sense of and presidential approval Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 self-defeating expertise, direction. Shy of trust in Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 has dropped low enough Brian C. Ÿayer, 1996-1999 and while it is scarcely his the president, Republi- that some 43 figures have Classifi ed Advertising Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 only fault, it in too many cans in Congress keep on already indicated they classi [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 ways sums up the others. fumbling and are clearly just may vie in the 2020 Subscriptions John S. Moran, 1975-1990 Executive Editor, It points to intellectual ef- fretting about their polit- Democratic presidential [email protected] fort no more than about 140 ical futures. Early on, we primaries. A major mode Circulation characters long, self-control heard talk about Demo- of redress would be for on the order of no self-con- crats working with Trump [email protected] Trump to drop the tweets trol, an absorption with the on an infrastructure plan, Ext. 3 and act presidential, but petty over the important but the bridge seems to Sean Spicer, his press Newsroom and an ego issue that begs have fallen, so to speak. secretary, said in a press [email protected] for attachment to the word There is a new objective. [email protected] conference that the “presi- maniacal. The sadness is What the Democrats Ext. 4 EDITORIAL that he’s right now a key now seek above any na- dent is the president of the protection against leftism, tional need is Trump’s im- United States” and that Sports [email protected] which has plans to warp peachment through hook, the tweets “are considered America. And he does stand crook and patriotic pre- official statements.” Ext. 5 In alcoholic interven- for a number of worthy, sub- tense. Too many news out- Retail and Online Doing it by the tions, those pushing for an stantive policies that could lets are joining in, repeat- Advertising be advanced if he could just edly putting biased twists end to addiction and maybe [email protected] focus on them and lead. on stories and making too rehab and joining Alcohol- book in Malden But, with some mighty much out of too little. A ics Anonymous are some ADVERTISING exceptions, such as get- pack of judges has decid- family members and per- Ernie Carpenter Jr. ting Neil Gorsuch on the ed that it’s not what the haps a few friends. What Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1355 Malden is headed in a great direction Supreme Court, helping law says anymore — at we need in the Trump in- [email protected] with the efforts by Malden Arts, Malden to form an anti-terrorist least if it comes to a tem- tervention are governors, Bob Gunther Reads, and Friends of Oak Grove to bring Arab alliance in the Mid- porary travel ban — but senators, representatives, Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 neighborhood libraries back to the city. dle East and giving a ster- what someone may have family, current staffers and [email protected] The three groups are starting small to ling speech to Congress, uttered once upon a time. Cabinet members saying Michele Iannaco achieve a big objective. They want to set up his disorderliness and Inspired by their detes- you must not only quit the Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1315 a Little Free Library — basically a wood- nods in silly directions tation of Trump, anti-fas- tweets but heed other ad- [email protected] en cabinet mounted on a pole and stocked have gotten him in a fix. cist fascists continue to vice and discover dignity. Ralph Mitchell with books — in every city ward. The little He is having a hard time invade peaceful conserva- It will, of course, never Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 libraries will employ the honor system to finding talented people to tive rallies, and now you happen in such a fash- [email protected] allow readers to take a book and leave a serve in his administra- read about a conservative ion, but something like Patricia Whalen book. tion, and the FBI just final- group getting ready to it should — not just for Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 The library initiative seeks to reverse ly got a new director after take them on. God save Trump’s sake, but for the [email protected] a decline in library resources that is not several refusals. His own us not just from this civil sake of the country. BUSINESS OFFICE unique to Malden. The days of a formida- White House staff is full disgrace, but from some ble-looking librarian checking out a stack of leakers. On the import- self-important celebrities Jay Ambrose is an op- Beth Bresnahan of books to a library patron or acquainting ant policy of tax reform, whose frame of mind does ed columnist for Tribune Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1253 [email protected] young readers with the Dewey Decimal his intentions rejuvenated not seem that distant from News Service. Readers System has gone the way of the overhead capitalist spirits that have Kathy Griffin’s. She is the may email him at speakto- Susan J. Conti projector and the neighborhood fire box. been infusing more energy comedian televised hold- [email protected]. Controller, ext. 1288 Modern libraries lend out books, but they [email protected] also circulate DVDs and music and provide ANDREW MALCOLM Ted Grant computer and Wi-Fi access. Books aren’t Publisher, ext. 1234 about to go the way of the horse and buggy, [email protected] but younger readers want to access litera- Marian Kinney ture via an app or download. The sad spectacle of Hillary’s ext. 1212 Malden’s Free Little Library concept flies [email protected] in the face of high technology even as it ac- Will Kraft knowledges the transformation of the tra- slow-motion breakdown Vice President / Finance, ext. 1296 ditional library into an institution meeting [email protected] a modern world’s demands. Jennifer Perez Lynn’s three beloved branch libraries Hillary Clinton seems to ty competitor Sen. Bernie ext. 1205 closed more than 10 years ago and the have launched yet another Sanders, was useless and [email protected] main library on North Common Street re- political campaign, one to bankrupt. She actually lost be- Carolina Trujillo mains one of the city’s architectural gems. convince Americans they Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 The library’s dedicated staff has embraced absolutely did the right cause of a quarter-cen- [email protected] the online world and provided patrons ac- thing by not electing her tury of political baggage and scandals. But she Jim Wilson cess to online resources. president. Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 Believe it or not, Malden once had 11 Which is not to say the doesn’t say that because [email protected] neighborhood libraries with some located campaign winner has it’s the truth. She lost be- in local firehouses. The Little Free Library been ideal. cause even after all this CIRCULATION concept mirrors the neighborhood library But Clinton’s ongoing ambition-fueled plotting, Lisa Mahmoud tradition and provides Malden residents public struggle with her- no one on her staff would Manager, ext. 1239 with an opportunity to start a conversation self is alienating even sup- hand her a rationale for [email protected] about the role libraries play in a communi- porters and it’s crippling why she should be presi- CLASSIFIED ty’s life. the required remodeling dent. But she doesn’t say Abbe Young Smith Libraries are a place to enjoy relative that because, shouldn’t and rejuvenation of her PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Manager, ext. 1276 solitude but they also serve as communi- aged Democratic Party, the candidate herself have [email protected] Former Secretary of an inkling about that? ty gathering places. Lynn’s library hosts which needs a long rehab Kerry Smith summertime activities that get kids out of at some political spa. State Hillary Clinton She lost because of that Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1325 the house and off the streets and allows The only thing Demo- speaks at a fundrais- darned Comey investiga- [email protected] parents and children to enjoy activities to- crats have going for them er for the Elijah Cum- tion. But wait! He’d have gether. right now is an undisci- mings Youth Program nothing to investigate if NEWSROOM Multiple libraries are expensive operat- plined president and Re- in Israel in Baltimore she herself hadn’t ignored Bill Brotherton ing propositions for municipalities in an publican disunity. Monday. official warnings and con- Features Editor ext. 1338 age of budget cuts. The buildings, the heat- There’s no end in sight structed an illicit, unse- [email protected] cured private email server ing bills, and the staffing costs are bigger for her such self-imposed to win.” Say what? Gayla Cawley than most municipal budgets can absorb. to dodge public transpar- scab-picking; Clinton has She lost because “for Reporter, ext. 1236 But the Free Little Library campaigners ency during her gov- [email protected] not one but two books com- whatever reason” FBI Di- in Malden understand that libraries, even ernment service. There, ing out this fall that will rector James Comey re- Cheryl Charles on a small scale, can become community fo- Clinton and aides were put her on stage after stage opened the investigation Night Editor, ext. 1278 cal points for people to meet and exchange wheeling and dealing fa- [email protected] across the country with ob- into her email scandal just ideas. They are replicating an idea started vors for Clinton Founda- sequious hosts feeding the before the election. She Tori Faieta in 2009 that has spread across the coun- tion donors and sharing Clinton ego with contin- lost because of the Rus- Copy Editor try for the simple reason that it is fun and national security secrets [email protected] uous curiosity about her sians. You know, the peo- makes sense. like teen girls texting thoughts and doings. Oh, ple she helped gain control Thomas Grillo It will be great if the library-in-a-box con- prom gossip. and how in the world could of 20 percent of U.S. urani- Reporter, ext. 1264 cept taking root in Malden can spread to The 69-year-old lost be- Donald Trump have won? um, the folks who paid her [email protected] other local cities and towns and prompt cause despite years of At some point you’d think husband a small fortune Spenser Hasak community organizations, even businesses, practice, she was just a a remorseless Clinton for one speech. Photographer, ext. 1332 to find more space for libraries. might run out of people, terrible, maladroit cam- [email protected] She lost because of Amer- paigner who could not stop Even a room with a book shelf and table countries and conspiracies ican misogyny. She lost be- coughing and collapsed on Thor Jourgensen and chairs is a place where people can relax to blame for that historic News Editor, ext. 1267 cause of big money, even national TV. for free and community concerns can give upset in November. It was [email protected] though hers was by far the American voters don’t way to free-flowing exchanges. truly a devastating loss, biggest money. And she got always pay attention to Steve Krause perhaps the most shock- Sports Editor, ext. 1229 pretty big bucks for her politics. There’s so much ing since Tom Dewey’s un- [email protected] closed Wall Street speeches. other news of little conse- anticipated flop in 1948. She lost because of the quence to consume. But Katie Morrison It’s understandable, if om- media. She lost because Sports Reporter when they do, they can [email protected] inous, that the wannabe Americans do not like giv- smell insincerity through commander-in-chief was ing a third straight White a TV screen. “I take re- Owen O’Rourke shattered and unable to House term to the same sponsibility for everything Photographer, ext. 1224 [email protected] appear election night. party, even though they I got wrong,” Clinton pro- In fact, that’s one of the did in 1988 and — oh, claimed last week in her Anne Marie Tobin reasons Clinton cites for look — in 1948, the fifth best bid at introspection. Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 [email protected] losing. Not Dewey, but straight Democratic term “But that’s not why I lost.” the expectation that the in the White House. Bridget Turcotte immense campaign she’d And she lost because Andrew Malcolm is an Reporter, ext. 1269 planned for so many years the Democratic National author and veteran na- [email protected] would indeed succeed. She Committee, the happily tional and foreign corre- David Wilson lost, she explains, as “the hackable crowd that was spondent covering politics Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 victim of a very broad as- quietly subverting the pri- since the 1960s. Follow [email protected] sumption that I was going mary campaign of her par- him @AHMalcolm. 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, JUNE 8, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A5 ENTERTAINMENT ‘The Mummy’ kicks off push for new film universe

By Lindsey Bahr comic book craze,” said ASSOCIATED PRESS Jeff Bock, a senior box of- fice analyst for Exhibitor LOS ANGELES — Is Relations. The Invisible Man any Nearly every major stu- match for Iron Man at the dio has at least a scrap of box office? that coveted intellectual That’s the question Uni- property too; Disney has versal Pictures will be the Marvel Cinematic testing with their Dark Universe (and Star Wars), Universe — a connected, Warner Bros. has the DC multi-film revival of the Extended Universe, Sony studios’ classic monster has Spider-Man and Fox properties from the 1920s has X-Men, but Uni- through 50s, including versal Pictures has re- The Invisible Man, Drac- mained ardently outside ula, Frankenstein and the of the comic book squall. Phantom of the Opera. It Instead, it’s focused on launches this Friday with homegrown franchises, “The Mummy,” starring like the $5.1 billion “Fast Tom Cruise. & Furious” films, the $3.6 The studio already has billion “Jurassic Park” flashy talent lined up in films and the $2.7 billion PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS front of and behind the “Despicable Me” films, to camera for this expanded A billboard promotes the film “Wonder Woman” in Tel Aviv, Israel. name a few. universe, including John- “This is an incredible op- ny Depp as The Invisible portunity for Universal to Man, Russell Crowe as Dr. set itself apart by leaving Israel in love with its homegrown Henry Jekyll and Javier Marvel and DC to compete Bardem as Frankenstein’s head to head with their Monster. The Dark Uni- superhero line-ups while Wonder Woman Gal Gadot verse has a Danny Elf- offering a fresh take on man-composed theme and the notion of interwoven a nostalgic trailer looking By Aron Heller all the enthusiasm here Gadot has been widely took a part in the Maxim characters and stories,” back at the days of Boris ASSOCIATED PRESS is very supportive and en- embraced. In interviews, photo shoot “Women of the said Paul Dergarabedian, courages her to keep grow- she often speaks in ac- Israeli Army.” Karloff, Lon Chaney and a senior media analyst JERUSALEM — For a ing in the world and repre- cented English of her mil- After a year of law Bela Lugosi. Creatives for comScore. “There are country that takes pride senting us.” itary service, a rite of pas- school, a casting director Alex Kurtzman and Chris unlimited creative possi- in even the smallest suc- Eager for diversions sage for most Israeli Jews, invited her to audition Morgan are stewarding bilities.” cesses of its internation- from politics and conflict which has made her even for a James Bond movie. the endeavor. The idea of the Dark al celebrities, the debut with the Palestinians, Is- more beloved at home. She didn’t get the part, It’s no wonder why Uni- Universe, including the of Wonder Woman has raelis often rejoice when “She bears the burden but it led to her big Holly- versal is trying it out. In name, has been on the sparked an Israeli lovefest one of their own breaks of being Israeli with grace wood break in 2008 when the hierarchy of Holly- table for quite some time. for homegrown hero Gal through on the interna- and you can see that fame she was cast in the “Fast wood franchises, it’s hard While Universal official- Gadot. tional stage, whether it’s hasn’t changed her,” said & Furious” movie fran- to beat the idea of the ly announced the name A huge billboard over- Omri Casspi in the NBA, Ariel Oseran, 27. “She chise as Gisele Yashar, an shared universe, which in late May, the compa- looking Tel Aviv’s main medal-winning Olympic represents the ‘good Israe- ex-Mossad agent. superheroes dominate. ny has been scooping highway is tagged with a athletes or big-name mod- li’ and does us a great ser- She first portrayed Won- “Universal desperately up trademarks for more provincial “we love you” el Bar Refaeli. But Gad- vice. When she talks about der Woman in last year’s wants a universe to call than 600 types of branded greeting, her Hebrew-ac- ot’s ascendance to star- the army, it shows that “Batman v Superman: their own, especially since items, from energy drinks cented appearances in dom has entered a whole serving in the military is Dawn of Justice,” before they are one of the only to canned vegetables and the international media new stratosphere as she not a bad thing. It’s some- headlining this weekend’s studios that hasn’t been television shows going are reported upon daily has assumed the identi- thing inspiring. It makes release of “Wonder Wom- able to capitalize on the back to November 2014. and throngs of fans cheer ty of Wonder Woman in every one of our female an,” the first Hollywood wildly upon seeing her on a box-office smash that soldiers seem like Wonder film exclusively devoted to the big screen. Even Leba- raked in more than $100 Woman.” the DC Comics heroine. non’s ban of the film hasn’t million in its first week- Gadot grew up in the Tel In promoting the film, dampened the mood in end in theaters. Aviv suburb of Rosh Haa- Gadot made the rounds Israel, where Gadot’s su- The role has instantly yin and somehow stum- of American talk and late perhero status has been transformed Gadot into bled into stardom. She night shows, charming embraced as a national arguably the world’s most was chosen Miss Israel in the hosts with her down- treasure. famous Israeli and the 2004 at the age of 18 and to-earth personality. In “It’s so cool that someone country’s most high-pro- represented the country an interview with ABC’s from here is succeeding and file ambassador. In con- in the Miss Universe pag- morning show, Gadot, who is famous overseas. Every- trast to Refaeli, whose eant that year. She then recently gave birth to her one in the theater was so aloof demeanor, refusal put off her modeling ca- second child, joked that excited,” said 20-year-old to perform her compulso- reer to enlist in the mili- being pregnant as Wonder PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Ela Hofshi of Jerusalem, ry military service and a tary, where she served two Woman was harder than who watched the movie tax-dodging scandal have years as a combat fitness being a soldier in the Is- Sofia Boutella appears in a scene from “The on opening night. “I think alienated many Israelis, instructor. In 2007, she raeli army. Mummy.” COMING ATTRACTIONS DRS. MERLE, ZICHERMAN, LAGO & ASSOCIATES ‘H.M.S. Pinafore’ in Nahant Service of Greater Lynn presents PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY & ORTHODONTICS SINCE 1975 the 10th annual Taste of Lynn ADULT & COSMETIC DENTISTRY NAHANT — The fourth annual celebration Thursday, June 15, Nahant Music Festival contin- 5:30-9 p.m. at Lynn Museum. PEDIATRIC DENTISTS ORTHODONTIST DENTISTRY 225 Boston St., Suite 305 ues tomorrow and Saturday Fifteen local restaurants will Stuart G. Merle, D.M.D. Timothy M. Finelli, D.D.S. FOR ADULTS Lynn, MA 01904 with 7:30 p.m. performances at participate. There will be music Alan R. Zicherman, D.D.S. St. Thomas Aquinas Church of Children & Adults John M. McLay, D.D.S. for dancing in the garden. Plus Federico F. Lago, D.M.D. 781-581-7798 Gilbert and Sullivan’s beloved raffles and prizes. Tickets are Marissa M. Kuhnen, D.M.D We accept most dental Insurances including MassHealth for children. “H.M.S. Pinafore.” The show fea- $30. Purchase them online at www.mzldental.com tures the festival’s nine vocal www.fcslynn.org. We wish to congratulate the following members of the “NO CAVITY CLUB” for the month of April. Special Thank You to all the parents who assisted with this achievement. apprentices from around the country. Stage director is op- Taste of MarketStreet Peter Accardo Isabella Canedo Jay DellaPorta Domenico Guarino Lily Levesque Marc Montalto Jr. Neil Sherman eratic baritone Don Bravo, and Olivia Acord Cara Carangelo Shayla DellaPorta Mya Hackett Emily Lima Keegan Oblenes Giana Signorello nationally acclaimed conductor LYNNFIELD — MarketStreet will Timothy Steele is music director. host its popular culinary event, Sophia Acord Joseph Carangelo Jackson Deschamps Keevan J. Halley Tiffany Lima Jayden Osorio Katelyn Smith Artistic Director Donald Wilkin- Taste of MarketStreet, where Stephen Alperen Nathan Carey Kathy Dias Kayla Hanrahan Ryan Lockhart Theodora Panousos Kendall Stalder son will play Captain Corcoran. guests can sample dishes from The Spectrum Singers, a Bos- mall restaurants. There will be Benjamin Appleton Madison Carrillo Olivia Dibella Anthony Herbert Elijah Loring Aidan Parisi Joseph Strandberg ton-based chorus directed by live music. 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All address information, particu- MALDEN on a person over 60/disabled Pair charged with larly arrests, reflect police records. In with serious injury at 2:23 a.m. the event of a perceived inaccuracy, Accidents Wednesday. it is the sole responsibility of the con- A report of a motor vehicle Accidents assault in Peabody cerned party to contact the relevant accident at 8:02 a.m. Monday police department and have the de- on Forest Street. A report of a motor vehicle partment issue a notice of correction accident at 9 p.m. Tuesday at By Adam Swift Police arrested Jason B. Because of the nature to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- Breaking and Entering Peabody Shell at 85 Lynnfield ITEM STAFF Coombs, 36, and Jamison of the charges, Peabody St.; at 10:18 p.m. Tuesday at P. Wood, 34, both of 321 Police Capt. Dennis Bo- ifications will not be made without PEABODY — Two Salem A report of a motor vehicle 227 Andover St.; at 7:47 a.m. Jefferson Ave. in Salem, naiuto said there were few express notice of change from the breaking and entering at 8:18 Wednesday at 0 Bartholomew men are facing charges fol- on charges of assault and details of the assault that arresting police department. a.m. Monday on Lebanon St. and 378 Lynnfield St. A lowing an alleged assault battery with a dangerous could be released at this Street. three-car accident was report- early Wednesday morning. weapon, assault with in- LYNN ed; at 1:43 p.m. Wednesday at Shortly before 2:30 a.m., tent to rape, unarmed as- time. He did say that the Complaints 590 Lowell St. and 2 Danforth police got a call about men sault with intent to rob, victim may have known at Arrests Road. assaulting a woman on and assault and battery least one of the suspects A report of a disturbance at Tremont Street. with serious injury. beforehand. Kerri Loftus, 28, of 37 Carv- 1:01 a.m. Monday on South Assaults er St., Marshfield, was arrested Ammett Street; at 11:30 a.m. and charged with parole/pro- Monday on Pleasant Street; A report of an assault with bation violation at 4:37 p.m. at 1 p.m. Monday on Orchard a dangerous weapon at 2:23 Fire forces evacuation of Tuesday. Street. a.m. Wednesday on Tremont Hayk Nalbandyan, 32, of Street. A caller reported men 175 Ocean St., was arrested MARBLEHEAD assaulting a woman on the customers at Kowloon and charged with electronic street. Jason Coombs, 36, and fund transfer violation, larceny Jamison Wood, 34, both of Sa- Accidents Department responded Tessler, who also reported by a single scheme and credit lem, were arrested for assault By Bridget Turcotte ITEM STAFF just after 7:40 p.m. and card fraud at 7:16 p.m. Tues- A report of a motor vehicle and battery, assault to rape smoke in the kitchen area. found that the restaurant’s day. accident at 11:41 a.m. Tues- and on other charges. “They evacuated us. But SAUGUS — An elec- employees had already ex- the food is great. This is Jonathan Simon, 24, of 25 day on Washington Street; at trical fire at Kowloon Birch St., Everett, was arrested 3:45 p.m. Tuesday at Maple Complaints tinguished the flames. exciting.” Restaurant Wednesday Linda Tessler, who is vis- The electrical inspector and charged with disorderly and Tedesco streets. night was quickly extin- A report of a motor vehicle A report of disorderly con- iting from California, was and building inspector conduct at 10:41 p.m. Tues- guished by restaurant hit and run accident at 12:15 duct at 6:53 p.m. Tuesday at at the restaurant for the were also on scene, said day. employees, said Fire Chief p.m. Tuesday on Bowden 15 Central St. A deputy from first time when the smoke Newbury. The sprinklers Accidents Street; at 2:48 p.m. Tuesday the fire department requested Michael Newbury. alarms went off and hun- did not turn on during the on Ocean Avenue. an officer for a malicious fire Newbury said a small dreds of customers were fire, he said. A report of a motor vehicle alarm pull activation. Robert fire broke out in a storage evacuated for about 45 accident at 3:51 p.m. Tuesday PEABODY Bouffard, 66, homeless, was area of the 948 Broadway minutes. Bridget Turcotte can be at Broadway and Magnolia Av- arrested. restaurant, where takeout “We were eating dinner reached at bturcotte@item- enue; at 5:14 p.m. Tuesday at Arrests A report of suspicious activi- boxes and other dry items and the smoke alarms live.com. Follow her on Congress Street and Western ty at 9:01 p.m. Tuesday at Sub- are kept. The Saugus Fire starting going off,” said Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. Avenue; at 7:38 a.m. Wednes- Robert A. Bouffard, 66, way at 141 Summit St. A caller day at 72 Franklin St.; at 8:25 homeless, was arrested and reported a white sheet on their a.m. Wednesday on Lynnfield charged with disorderly con- head causing a disturbance. ‘He’s killing everybody’ woman Street; at 9:39 a.m. Wednes- duct and false fire alarm at day at Liberty and Washington 6:53 p.m. Tuesday. Overdose streets. Jason B. Coombs, 36, of says as Utah man opens fire A report of an overdose at A report of a motor vehicle 321 Jefferson Ave., Apt. 3, Sa- 10:21 p.m. Tuesday at 53 Lynn accident with personal injury lem, was arrested and charged By Brady McCombs St. The person was taken to at 5:34 p.m. Tuesday at 113 with assault and battery with a and Lindsay Salem Hospital. Fayette St. dangerous weapon, assault to Whitehurst rape, unarmed assault to rob ASSOCIATED PRESS and assault and battery on a Vandalism Breaking and Entering SANDY, Utah — Af- person over 60/disabled with A report of vandalism at 2:37 ter hearing screams and A report of a motor vehicle serious injury at 2:23 a.m. p.m. Wednesday at 38 Glen pounding at her front door, breaking and entering at 8:16 Wednesday. Drive. A car was vandalized. Kathy Peterson found a p.m. Tuesday at 21 Fuller St. Eddy G. Mendez, 29, of 30 hysterical woman and A report of a breaking and Pleasant St., Apt. 2, Salem, three young girls cowering, entering at 8:20 a.m. Wednes- was arrested on a warrant at SAUGUS day at 32 Shepard St. 9:18 a.m. Wednesday. one of the girls covered in Thomas Pettiglio, 49, of Accidents blood. She heard gunshots Complaints 507 Broad St., Apt. 19, Nash- nearby in the middle class A report of a motor vehicle Salt Lake City suburb of A report of a disturbance at ua, N.H., was arrested and accident with personal inju- charged with shoplifting by as- Sandy as she opened the 10:20 p.m. Tuesday at 300 ry at 10:44 a.m. Tuesday at door and brought them in- Washington St. portation and on a warrant at Square One Mall at 1201 7:34 p.m. Tuesday. side to safety. Broadway. “He’s killing everybody Thomas Herbert Simp- A report of a motor vehicle PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Theft son, 34, of 64 Tudor St., Apt. and he’s trying to kill us,” hit and run accident at 10:42 the terrified woman told People leave items at a memorial for the vic- A report of a larceny at 4:06 11, Lynn, was arrested and p.m. Tuesday at Victor’s Italian charged with OUI drugs sec- Peterson through tears. tims of a fatal shooting Wednesday in Sandy, p.m. Tuesday at Walgreens Cuisine at 1639 Broadway. Just outside the home, at 21 Joyce St.; at 4:25 p.m. ond offense, negligent opera- Utah. tion of a motor vehicle, failure police said Wednesday, Tuesday at 38 Wentworth Breaking and Entering Jeremy Patterson had Place; at 6:44 p.m. Tuesday at to use care in start/stop/turn/ sort of relationship and that opened fire. Also shot and back and unsafe operation of A report of a breaking and shot and killed Memorez the killings they described injured was the driver’s 20 South St. Rackley and her six-year- a motor vehicle at 12:20 p.m. entering at 11:52 p.m. Tuesday as targeted happened Tues- daughter, said Sandy police A report of a motor vehicle old son and critically in- Wednesday. at 2 Marden St. A caller report- day afternoon just after Sgt. Jason Nielsen. Patter- theft at 8:23 a.m. Wednesday jured her 9-year-old son. Jamison P. Wood, 34, of 321 ed hearing a noise on his roof, Rackley picked her boys up son then killed himself. at 109 Harbor St. The shooting came three Jefferson Ave., Apt. 3, Salem, and after reviewing his security from elementary school. The extent and nature was arrested and charged tapes, it appeared that some- days after Rackley called Vandalism in a harassment report Rackley was walking of Rackley and Patterson’s with assault and battery with body may have climbed on about six blocks from the relationship and the mo- A report of motor vehi- a dangerous weapon, assault his roof. Police reported it ap- to police Saturday morn- ing and asked them to tell school when she flagged tive for the shooting re- cle vandalism at 5:15 a.m. to rape, unarmed assault to peared that it was an animal down a driver — the same mained unclear Wednes- Wednesday at 56 Henry Ave. rob, and assault and battery that climbed on his roof. Patterson to stop contact- ing her, said Sandy police woman who showed up at day as detectives probed Sgt. Jason Nielsen. He de- Peterson’s door. leads, Nielsen said. clined to say what the out- The unidentified female Rackley was married to Message from woman in texting come of that conversation driver picked up Rack- another man but Nielsen was, or detail the nature ley and her boys but her did not provide more de- of the harassment. car was then rammed by tails. Patterson was not suicide trial says ‘It’s my fault’ Authorities said the two a pickup truck driven by the father of her children, were or had been in some Patterson, who got out and he said. TAUNTON (AP) — A young woman charged with using text messag- Cosby’s accuser stands by her es to encourage her boy- friend to kill himself when they were teenagers sent a story under cross-examination text to a friend from high school about two months By Maryclaire Dale after the death, saying, and Michael R. Sisak “It’s my fault,” according ASSOCIATED PRESS to testimony at her trial NORRISTOWN, Pa. — A on Wednesday. woman who accuses Bill Michelle Carter, then 17, Cosby of drugging and vio- cajoled Conrad Roy III, lating her more than a de- 18, to kill himself in July cade ago stood by her sto- 2014 with a series of texts ry at his sex-crimes trial and phone calls, prosecu- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Wednesday, withstanding tors allege. Roy died when hours of often ponderous his pickup truck filled Defense attorneys Cory Madera, left, and Joe cross-examination that with carbon monoxide in a Cataldo, right, and defendant Michelle Carter didn’t produce the stum- store parking lot in Fair- view the scene at a former KMart store in Fair- bles the TV star might haven. haven where the body of Conrad Roy III was have hoped for. “It’s my fault,” Carter found in a pickup truck. Calm and composed, An- texted to her school friend drea Constand brushed Samantha Boardman. “I Carter, now 20, also told remorse in a message to off suggestions she and could have stopped him Boardman that she feared a friend: “I’m the only one Cosby had a romantic re- but I told him to get back getting in trouble after he told things too. I should lationship before the 2004 in the car.” PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS she found out that police have gotten him more encounter at his suburban Boardman was among Andrea Constand arrives during Bill Cosby’s had Roy’s phone. help,” she wrote. Philadelphia home. several of Carter’s friends And she explained sexual assault trial at the Montgomery County and acquaintances who “I’m done,” Carter wrote The police detective in one text displayed in away the numerous Courthouse in Norristown, Pa., Wednesday. took the witness stand on who conducted the crim- phone calls she made to the second day of the in- the court room. “His fam- inal investigation also ily will hate me and I can him afterward by saying that the comedian gave “They were good friends. voluntary manslaughter testified. Fairhaven De- she was merely returning her three blue pills and She viewed him like a trial in Taunton juvenile go to jail.” tective Scott Gordon said Cosby’s messages about then penetrated her with father. He is 10 years court. Two other friends say he found Roy’s phone and the women’s basketball his fingers as she lay par- older than even her own Carter’s lawyer disputes Carter texted them saying discovered the text con- squad at Temple Uni- alyzed on a couch, unable father,” the mother testi- a crime occurred. Attorney she was on the phone with versity, where he was a Roy as he died. versation between Roy to tell him to stop. fied, breaking down on the Joseph Cataldo said Roy and Carter. powerful member of the was depressed, had at- “I was talking on the Constand’s mother fol- stand. The case is being tried board of trustees and she tempted suicide before, re- phone with him when he was director of team op- lowed her on the stand Gianna Constand said without a jury, and a searched suicide methods killed himself ... I heard erations. and bolstered her ac- she confronted Cosby by online and was complete- him die,” Carter texted to judge will deliver the ver- Constand, 44, left the count. Gianna Constand phone during a two-hour ly responsible for his own Olivia Mosolgo days after dict. The judge visited the witness stand after some told the jury that she was call in which she said he death. He said Carter’s Roy’s death, Mosolgo tes- site where Roy’s truck seven hours of testimo- distraught to learn what “surrendered” to her about text messages are protect- tified. was found on Wednesday ny over two days, during Cosby had done to her the sexual encounter and ed free speech. Carter also expressed afternoon. which she told the jury daughter. told her he “was sick.” THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Stop playing the name game DeLeo speaks

MASCOT issue, is it? And therein but it’s worse that it’s on to Native Americans. Wes From A1 lies the problem. From the a team that represents the Unseld and Elvin Hayes out on taxes Trail of Tears to Wounded nation’s capital. used to play for the Balti- Boston Celtics do not at- Knee to many other in- All of the above repre- more — then Washington DELEO as part of a plan to raise tach anything pejorative cidents, our history with sent stereotypes — few — Bullets. Now they’re From A1 more than $1 billion for to their nickname. The Native Americans is not of them respectful — and the Wizards. Life goes on. the state’s general fund. Leprechaun might offend a happy one. So it is rea- relics of a time when there I’m sure the town of 200 executives were in at- On taxing Airbnb, the some people, though not sonable that Native Amer- was serious enmity among Saugus’ pride in how it tendance at the Tedesco Senate and Gov. Charlie me. And despite my last icans now should have early American settlers honors its Native Amer- Country Club breakfast. Baker have floated pro- name, I have plenty of the final say on what they and various tribes. And ican heritage is sincere “... And when you have posals that would extend Irish in my family. consider offensive. And it’s when it gets to that point, and justified. I can’t see new businesses like Airb- the state’s hotel tax to Earlier this week, there just as reasonable to ex- when the slope becomes any rationale that sug- nb, with a new industry short-term rentals as a was a hearing at the State pect us to accept that. this slippery, it’s impossi- gests that the town in any like that may come new way to expand a tax credit House on whether public All you have to do is ble to differentiate and to way intended to insult or taxes, new fees … on the for low- and middle- in- schools should be prohib- look around to see how establish levels of disre- demean Native Americans minimum wage, that’s come families. But so far, ited from using Native slippery the slope is when spect. by making the Sachem something that will be the governor and the Sen- American mascots. This you allow patronizing This is happening all its mascot. That goes for talked about and we’ll go ate have not been able to casts a pretty wide net nicknames into the main- over the country with col- Winchester, the Pentucket from there.” agree on the language in around the state of Mas- stream. Is there anything lege teams. We’ve already school district (both Sa- Under the proposal that the measure. Baker has sachusetts, as just within more offensive than the discussed the aforemen- chems), Amesbury (Indi- is expected to be on the said he wants to create the Boston area there are Tomahawk Chop — a tioned Fighting Sioux ans), Andover (Warriors) ballot next year, the tax a level playing field be- at least five schools that cheer that began at Flor- (now they’re the Fighting Braintree (Wamps), Mas- rate will rise by 4 percent tween the hotel industry use them. One of them is ida State (whose athletic Hawks — at least until conomet (Chieftains) and on incomes of $1 million and Airbnb. Saugus. teams still call themselves Audubon Society starts a so many others. or above. It has been en- The Bay State’s mini- There is nothing inher- the Seminoles) and gained movement). The Universi- But it’s long past time dorsed by Senate Pres- mum wage is $11 an hour. ently evil or racist about more fame and traction ty of Massachusetts used to understand the point ident Stan Rosenberg On raising the mini- the use of the word Sa- during the 1990s, when to be the Redmen. Now of view of the people for (D-Amherst). mum wage, DeLeo said he chem. A Sachem is de- the Atlanta Braves be- its teams are called Min- whom these teams are The Massachusetts wants any increase to be scribed as a chief or an came one of America’s utemen. It’s now the Red named. We’re always Department of Revenue tied to helping business, elder. It is a position of great baseball teams? Storm, and not the Red- talking about how we can (DOR) estimated the tax but he was not specific. respect. If that were the How about the pound- men, at St. John’s Univer- unite in this country rath- hike could generate as “There will be a public er than divide. only issue, I doubt people ing of drums in Cleveland sity in New York. much as $2.2 billion an- hearing,” he said. “I think UMass Lowell used to Understanding the Na- would have too many ob- when the Indians are ral- nually. DOR said fewer we should not only have be the Chiefs. Now it’s the tive American point of jections over the use of the lying? How about just the than 20,000 taxpayers, or a discussion relative to name Redskins? It’s bad Riverhawks. view on this issue would word. less than 1 percent of tax increasing the wage, but But that’s not the whole enough to use the name, This isn’t just limited be one very big way. filers, would be affected by also have a discussion of the change. what we can do to help DeLeo’s pivot to oppos- business as well as part of Magrane Square gets rounded off ing broad-based taxes the equation,” he said. represents a switch from 2009 when he backed rais- Thomas Grillo can be ing the sales tax to 6.25 reached tgrillo@itemlive. percent, up from 5 percent com. Revere puts ribbon on city’s progress

REVERE want to come to Massa- From A1 chusetts, added Ash. “The good news for all is 61 percent leased. He of us right now is that declined to say how much Massachusetts is in a he paid for the property, great place,” Ash said. which he acquired from “The great place is that the master developer, we have actually have Joseph DiGangi in late more jobs than we have 2014. Online records show people. We have jobs that the sale price was $2.47 are chasing after people million, and the proper- instead of people that are ty value is $31.4 million. chasing after jobs. In or- Upton said construction der to make sure that we began 26 months ago. continue to retain those Upton said he liked the people that are here and location for the complex attract others, we need because of the public to have quality housing transportation, the beach, and what you have here is proximity to downtown quality housing.” Boston and a supportive Arrigo said the building government. Amenities and the oceanfront view, PHOTO | SCOTT EISEN include a fitness center, are beautiful, but “at the Workers next to cars going around the new rotary installed at Magrane Square in Lynn on roof deck views of the end of the day, this sets Wednesday. Boston skyline, garage a new standard (for) the parking, and its location city of Revere and that’s ROTARY accessible for supermar- in and around the new or-at-large candidate Rick adjacent to the MBTA what’s so exciting about tonight.” He said there is From A1 ket customers. market. Ford and co-owner of the Wonderland Station. a new standard in terms But the deal with the Scheduled to open in Little River Inn, the popu- “I think it’s a great place the $2 million infrastruc- state fell through and De- August, the $30 million setter for future develop- of development and the lar diner on Boston Street, ture project is being ful- Moulas stepped up for fill project will give the pop- ment in Revere,” Upton developer’s interest and ly paid for by DeMoulas the void, Cowdell said. ular retail grocery chain said so far, customers have said. the project is really a tes- Super Markets Inc., the “The rotary is operation- a Lynn presence and pro- been saying good things Boston-based Arrow- tament to the city’s vision, Tewksbury-based chain al and almost universally vide 400 jobs, with hiring about the new traffic pat- street was the architec- a vision that has been store. people are reporting that preference for Lynn resi- tern. ture firm for the project. going on for a number of years. Originally, the city was it’s much quicker than dents. “People are saying it’s David Bois, principal of Arrigo said there had in line for a $2 million the lights,” he said. “Once “It will look really nice messed up there now, but Arrowstreet, said the de- MassWorks grant to pro- construction ends in two when it’s done,” said sign was trying to be a been 15 to 30 years of the changes should help vide road, sidewalk and weeks, traffic will be even Cowdell. “We’ve been modern interpretation of work that went into mak- traffic signal improve- quicker than it is today. working on this for four to fix the traffic jams,” he the New England beach ing the project a reality. ments on Western Avenue We are very happy with years and now we are said. house. He said 70 percent He credited former Re- and Federal and Boston the result.” weeks away from open- of the units have water vere mayor and current streets to make the former In addition, he said De- ing.” Thomas Grillo can be views. city manager in Chelsea, General Electric ‘Factory Moulas has also pledged Former Ward 7 City reached at tgrillo@item- Ash said he was very Thomas Ambrosino, for of the Future’ site more $1 million on landscaping Councilor and council- live.com. impressed and that the having the vision of a wa- project is important to the terfront square. entire Commonwealth. Arrigo said it was ex- citing to hear Upton say St. Mary’s breaks ground on STEM building He said there’s a housing the project was only the crunch in Massachusetts beginning for the city, be- and each of the state’s 351 ST. MARY’S the school’s 135-year his- velopments that are hap- build. cause it couldn’t be more municipalities are needed From A1 tory. “The requirements pening in the city.” “One of the hallmarks of true, as there are “great to solve that problem. now are for students to Glenn Morris, a St. St. Mary’s is that it pro- things” happening in He said housing in the STEM (science, technolo- be far better grounded Mary’s alumnus who vides a foundation for stu- terms of developments at Greater Boston area is gy, engineering and math) in science. We need this serves as chair of the dents that will help them Wonderland and Suffolk critically important “to building and a gateway building and we need Building Futures cam- as they go through life,” Downs. entrance to the school’s these programs in order to paign, said the new en- all of our economies,” and Morris said. “Today, there “Those are all part of campus. provide a robust, compre- trance to the school will there is a need for devel- the further vision, the big- The three-story glass hensive education for our offer benefits in addition is a groundbreaking. Lat- opments such as Ocean er this summer, we will be ger vision, and the bigger entrance will be built be- students.” to aesthetics. 650 to take place in places things that are going to be tween the Connell and The building project will “Because it will serve as installing a foundation.” such as Revere to contin- The timeline calls for happening in the city of Cardinal Cushing cen- be funded through the the central entrance point ue to attract talent and in- Revere,” he said. ters, while the new STEM Building Futures cam- to the entire campus, it work to be completed in come. Municipalities such building will be construct- paign, which to date has will enhance security,” time for the opening of as Revere and Chelsea Gayla Cawley can be ed behind the Connell raised almost $15 million. Morris said, adding that the 2018-19 school year. also need to be creating reached at gcawley@item- Center. The annex, which Funds raised during the when the project is com- Design work is being done the housing necessary to live.com. Follow her on houses the St. Mary’s Ad- campaign will also pro- plete, the Connell Center, by CBT Architects of Bos- support all of the jobs that Twitter @GaylaCawley. vancement staff and the vide scholarship support Cushing Center and new ton. North Reading-based parish chapel, will be torn for students, along with STEM building will all be Columbia Construction down, beginning around academic and extracurric- connected. Company is the general August 1. The chapel will ular programming. The STEM building will Selling a house? be relocated. “That’s a remarkable include technologically contractor. Buying a house? “St. Mary’s has moved feat,” said Grace Cotter advanced classrooms, labs “As we celebrate 135 with the times into the Regan, Head of School. and makerspaces — areas years, we are literally Find out what properties 21st century,” said Board “This is a wonderful time where students can use building the future,” Re- recently sold in your area. of Trustees chair William for Lynn and we are proud their creativity to design, gan said. “That is a very Mosakowski, referencing to be part of the great de- invent, experiment and exciting proposition.” Check out the Real Estate page Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 in Saturday’s paper. CALL 24 HOURS A DAY Hotline or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. Spanish menu available Callers may remain anonymous. A8 THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 2017 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Nicholson going for two

PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Madeleine Albright’s next book warns of fascism’s dangers NEW YORK (AP) — Madeleine Albright, the former secretary of state, is worried about democracy. Albright’s next book, “Fascism,” is a warning that democratic govern- ments are “fragile” and the United States under President Donald Trump is enduring its own crisis. “The author examines the economic, religious, racial, and cultural factors that are today dividing populations and ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE fostering bigotry across the globe, while also Jared Nicholson announced Wednesday that he is running for a second term on the Lynn School Committee at the Ricon looking at how dema- Macorisano Restaurant, where he was surrounded by a crowd of supporters and other city officials. gogues from Mussolini to Duterte have attracted followers by exploiting Kaya recognition ceremony fear, nurturing anger, and promising easy answers to complex problems,” according to HarperCollins. “Fascism” is part of a two-book deal with HarperCollins and will come out April 2018, the publisher told The Asso- ciated Press on Wednes- day. Her second book, not yet titled, will be a memoir about her years since leaving the State Department in 2001. Al- bright, who served under President Bill Clinton, has written the memoirs “Prague Winter” and “Madam Secretary.”

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Rascal Flatts perform anthem before Game 3 of NBA Finals CLEVELAND (AP) — Rascal Flatts sang the ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE national anthem before Game 3 of the NBA Finals. Above left, Ryu Nun and Haylee Phat perform a dance routine at the 5th annual Kaya Youth Recognition Ceremony at the Lynn YMCA. The platinum-sell- Top right from left, Jasmin Chhim gives Wanntha Sim Chanhdymany flowers for all the work she has done over the past seven years at ing country music trio the Lynn YMCA. Wanntha is stepping back after seven years with the program. Bottom right, Sean Dam moments after getting the Youth of performed the anthem the Year Award. during Cleveland’s appearance in the 2015 CMT Awards honor Allman Charles Kelley, Finals against Golden from left, Jason State, which led this (AP) — Jason Aldean, Dari- from the audience at the Music Aldean, and Darius year’s series 2-0 heading into Wednesday night’s us Rucker, Charles Kelley of City Center in Nashville, Tenn., Rucker perform Lady Antebellum and Derek game. which included country music’s “Midnight Rider” Two of the group’s Trucks kicked off the 2017 CMT top stars, along with Hollywood during a tribute to members, Jay DeMar- Music Awards with a rocking actors and musicians from the Greg Allman. cus and Gary LeVox, tribute to southern rocker Gregg rock, pop and R&B worlds. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS are from Ohio. Allman, who died last month at Little Big Town won the first age 69. televised award of the night, taking It started with Aldean, Rucker and Kelley singing the Allman home group video of the year for SEND US YOUR STUFF Brothers Band’s “Midnight Rider” “Better Man,” their No. 1 hit that a cappella, before being joined by a was written by Taylor Swift. WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, full band including Trucks on guitar. Band member Karen Fairchild PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR SUB- The performance earned a thanked the group’s fans onstage MISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. standing ovation Wednesday “for making this such a big hit.” WEATHER LOTTERY

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By Harold Rivera ITEM STAFF WILMINGTON — Swampscott softball coach Gary Moran needed every bit of senior pitcher Han- nah Leahy, both in the circle and at the plate, in Wednesday’s Division 2 North quarter nal at Wilmington. Luckily for the Big Blue, no game’s ever too big for Leahy. The senior fanned seven batters in seven innings of work, and scored the game-winning run after leading off the top of the seventh inning with a tri- ple. Altogether, Leahy’s contributions led No. 16 Swampscott to a 1-0 win over No. 9 Wilmington at Aprile Field. ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON “She comes up big in Classical’s Moses Ba reaches out to return a shot. every game, every single game,” Moran said. “We ask her to do something, she does it. We don’t ask Classical tennis dealt her to do something, she does it.” From the early innings, ITEM FILE PHOTO a tough hand it was clear that Wednes- Hannah Leahy shut out Wilmington Wednesday. day’s game was destined to be a pitchers’ duel. Leahy of the season, I expect one- in the second inning but, third singles player Alvin Lam, forcing By Katie Morrison was on her A-game while run games. Luckily this again, Wilmington’s Mo- ITEM STAFF coach Chris Hayward to shift the lineup Wilmington’s Ally Moran one turned out in our fa- ran worked out of the jam. to ll the voids. The No. 4 Rams battled, LYNN — Sometimes, all you can do is kept Swampscott’s batters vor.” On the other side, Lea- but fell to a tough No. 12 Belmont team, off balance through the Swampscott’s Sydney play the cards you're dealt. hy retired the rst eight 5-0. majority of the game. Cresta led off the rst The Lynn Classical boys tennis team batters she faced. Kay- “You can’t make excuses, but a couple “She (Ally Moran) threw inning with a single and was put in a tough spot in its Division la Bourrell was the rst of kids had to play where they’re not extremely well,” Gary Mo- stole second but the Big 2 North Quarter nal matchup against Wilmington batter to ready yet,” Hayward said. ran said. “She worked both Blue were unable to bring reach base with a two-out Belmont Wednesday. It was without sides of the plate and kept her home. Leanne Nis- rst singles player Calvin Cheung and CLASSICAL, B3 us off-balance. At this time bet singled with two outs BIG BLUE, B2 Pioneers swat Big Blue away Hornets baseball’s

By Anne Marie Tobin FOR THE ITEM run ends LYNNFIELD — The No. 1 Lynn eld girls By Steve Krause tennis team avenged its only loss of the reg- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR ular season with a 3-2 win over archrival MELROSE — The Austin Prep base- Manchester-Essex yesterday at Lynn eld ball team has one player committed to Middle School in the semi nals of the Divi- Harvard, another to Boston College and sion 3 North tournament. The Hornets beat the Pioneers 3-2 on May 9. a third to St. Joseph College in Maine. Yesterday, however, it was Lynn eld’s turn The Cougars’ 17-4 record coming into to rally, taking both doubles matches and Wednesday’s MIAA Division 3 North the rst singles match to punch its ticket to quarter nal game against Swampscott Friday’s nal at Newton South against Aus- was testament to that. tin Prep at 3:30 p.m. Now it’s 18-4. Sarah Mezini delivered the match clincher, Swampscott, 12-11, hung with the coming from one set down to take her match sixth-seeded Cougars for three innings. against Chanel Bullock, 4-6, 7-6 (7-2), 6-4. But the long ball did in the Big Blue But it was the Pioneers’ doubles teams and because of that, it’ll be Austin Prep that made the difference in this one. Alli- moving on to play Bishop Fenwick to- son Carey and Laura Mucci battled from a night (7) at Fraser Field in the sectional one set de cit to take the second match over semi nal. The winner of that game fac- Emily Andrews and Catherine Garlitz, 3-6, es No. 3 Lynn eld in the nal. The Pio- 6-3, 6-0, to secure the rst point of the day PHOTO | BOB ROCHE neers already locked up their spot with for the Pioneers. a 7-3 win Wednesday over No. 2 Latin Austin Prep third baseman Alex Martinez shows the ball to the um- PIONEERS, B2 pire after tagging out Swampscott’s Cam Thompson on a rundown. SWAMPSCOTT, B2 Gloucester silences Magicians’ bats By Steve Krause Gloucester remain the A Division 2 state baseball games. First came Beverly, ITEM SPORTS EDITOR only two teams standing. championship. then Salem, and then Mar- After their 5-1 win over In a curious set of cir- blehead. Not only that, the LYNN — In the post- Marblehead Wednesday in cumstances, the Fisher- Magicians defeated Clas- season race for the North- the Division 2 North semi- man have had to play a sical — the regular-season eastern Conference cham- nal, the Fishermen can NEC foe in all three of league champ — Monday pionship, Danvers and move onto their next goal: their state tournament in the quarter nal. Gloucester now awaits the winner of this after- noon’s Danvers-Burling- ton matchup at Fraser Field (4:15) to nd which team it plays in the yet- to-be-scheduled Division ITEM FILE PHOTO 2 North nal. Should it Justin Juliano earned the win on the mound be Danvers, that’ll be four for Lynn eld Wednesday. straight NEC teams for the Fishermen (in all six of the 16 league teams ended up in Division 2 North). Lynn eld moves Wednesday night, senior co-captain Marc Phinney tamed the Magicians, who on to North nal had looked sharp in tour- nament-opening wins over By Mike Alongi Boston Latin and Classi- FOR THE ITEM cal. He gave up only three HAVERHILL — Behind a solid pitching perfor- hits and was never in any mance from Justin Juliano and some timely hitting, serious trouble. The Fish- the No. 3 Lynn eld Pioneers baseball team took down ermen were already up 5-1 No. 2 Latin Academy, 7-3, in the Division 3 North by the time Marblehead semi nals at Trinity Stadium on Wednesday after- scored its run. noon. With the win, Lynn eld is in the Division 3 “You know baseball,” North Final for the second consecutive year. said Gloucester coach Bry- Juliano tossed a complete game for the Pioneers, an Lafata. “Pitching and giving up three runs on nine hits with ve strikeouts. ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON defense are the name of “Justin did a very good job today and threw a lot the game. Marc pitched of strikes,” said Lynn eld coach John O’Brien. “He Marblehead rst baseman Beau Dana stretches to reel in a throw on great, and we made the made a couple mistakes and hit some guys, which is a pickoff attempt on Gloucester’s Jack Sperry while Magicians pitcher Drew Gally watches. MAGICIANS, B3 LYNNFIELD, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 2017 Navigators bats Big Blue’s season fall silent in loss comes to an end Two unearned runs halt- Wallach said. “Just try to SWAMPSCOTT it was 3-1. ed the North Shore Navi- get the next guy out and From B1 Once again, Swamp- gators in a 2-0 loss to the make the next pitch.” scott crept closer in the Nashua Silver Knights Nashua’s pitching sty- Academy. third. Sean Lahrizi led off on Wednesday afternoon. mied the North Shore Austin Prep jumped out by reaching on an error, From start to finish, the offense, as Tom Githens to a 2-0 lead in the bottom took second on Lou Oli- close affair was defined (Northeastern) struck of the first inning and nev- veri’s single, and scored by the strong efforts from out seven Navigators en er looked back. Dylan Ar- on another base hit by both pitching staffs. route to the win. North nold led off by getting hit Ryan Graciale. However, Al Wallach (Framing- Shore came close with with a pitch from Big Blue Austin turned a nifty dou- ham State) suffered the multiple runners on base, starter Luke Marshall. Af- ble play when third base- loss in his first appear- but stranded nine. With ter Harvard-bound Logan man Martinez grabbed a ance of the season. Re- only one homerun and Bravo — during whose hot grounder on the line, liever Josh Partridge also five RBIs on the season at-bat Arnold stole second stepped on third, and pitched well, posting four through four games, Zizzo — BC-bound Peter Burns threw to first to nail A.J. strikeouts on the after- hopes the shift to small was walked intentionally. Venuti by a step. noon. ball pushes hitters to Marshall appeared to be Austin Prep put the “Great pitching again, break through. out of the inning when he game away in the bottom all four games we’ve had “As far as hitting goes, fanned Kyle Barry for the of the fourth with three great pitching. We’re not it’s difficult. We’ve got second out. But first base- runs, two of them on Bra- scoring any runs, we’re a lot of good hitters; we man Josh Bartnicki sin- vo’s home run. not hitting the ball,” Nav- have a lot of guys with gled to score one run, and Swampscott got a run in igators manager John Ziz- good swings but we’re not John Gilbride reached on the top of the seventh on zo said. “We made two un- getting base hits right an error allowing the sec- Inzana’s home run that earned runs, we made two now,” Zizzo said. “We’re ond one to score. just cleared the left field defensive mistakes and not making good contact. “We really didn’t help fence. that was the difference. So you just have to keep ourselves in that first in- Calichman had nothing But if you’re not scoring working and stay at it and ning,” said Swampscott but praise for Marshall, any runs it’s hard to be perfect.” keep grinding away and ITEM FILE PHOTO coach Jason Calichman. who is a junior. The first unearned run hope that it come around.” “They perhaps scored a “He battled,” he said. While the hitting comes Lynnfield first singles Sarah Mezini won a run they shouldn’t have “He deserved far more came in in the top of the three-setter Wednesday. fifth after a throwing er- to form, the Navigators scored. than we gave him today. I ror in the outfield allowed can remain confident in “But,” he said, “we can think he’s one of the best Nashua’s Cam Cruz to the starting rotation, with play with them. I wish we pitchers in the Northeast- reach second base. An- the staff posting a 2.77 Lynnfield tennis could play the again.” ern Conference, but three thony Meduri’s double ERA in 26 innings. Wal- Swampscott got one of runs is not going to cut it.” brought Cruz in for the lach is confident that with those runs back in the Austin Prep coach Steve first run. Two innings lat- a pitching staff full of re- swats away Hornets second inning when Da- Busby was happy with his er, Partridge (St. Joseph’s turners to the Navigators, vid Peterson singled and pitcher, Cam Seguin, too. it serves as a confidence came around to score on “He keeps hitters College) allowed another ock played into the net to boost for the team. PIONEERS another base hit by Gra- off-balance, and he pitch- unearned run as Meduri send the set to a tiebreak- “It’s nice to know every- From B1 es to contact,” Busby said. again scored after advanc- er. Mezini never trailed, ham Inzana. one, you’ve seen everyone “I thought he did well. ing to second on an error Five minutes later, Katie jumping out to a 5-1 lead, However, the Cougars before so you know what by the pitcher and scoring Nugent and Alexa Vitti- then polished off the set negated that run in the “And I thought we you’re going to get,” Wal- on the first baseman’s er- glio made it 2-0 with a 6-4, with an ace to force a third bottom of the second when played well too,” he said. lach said. “It’s a comfort- ror. 7-6 (8-6) win over Bridget set. No. 9 hitter Alex Martinez “We haven’t played in six “I think unearned runs able feeling knowing that Miller and Andrea Rennie The momentum carried cleared the left-field wall days, so we were a little are just part of the game, it’s going to be a tough in the first doubles match. over for Mezini into the with a solo home run and rusty.” you’ve got to move on day for the other team’s Nugent/Vittiglio trailed deciding set, jumping out when they happen, you hitters because our guys 2-5 in the second set, but to a 5-2 lead. Bullock ral- can’t let them affect you,” are good.” rallied to win four of the lied to win the next two Finally, a close game! next five games to force a games and make it 5-4, tiebreaker. They trailed but Mezini served out the Leahy lights out as 1-4 in the tiebreaker, but set, winning the set, match once again, came-from-be- and ticket to the Pioneers’ hind to take the match. fourth straight north final. Big Blue moves on “I think we were “I was playing my worst over-thinking our shots,” tennis of the season and said Nugent. “But we out of the inning on a then late in the second set BIG BLUE started just trying to keep groundout. coach (Craig) Stone said to From B1 it in play and not force The game finally just let it go and you will shots and that worked for infield single in the bot- changed course in the top win,” said Mezini. “Once us. We had better commu- tom of the third. Leahy of the seventh when Lea- he said that and I saw nication and that mini- forced Wilmington to leave hy led off with a towering that we already had the mized our errors and we Bourrell stranded and the fly ball to deep left field for two doubles matches won, found the other team’s game remained scoreless. a triple. I had motivation to close weaknesses and exploited The Wildcats threatened “She (Leahy) got down out the match. I decided them.” again in the fourth, when 0-2 and struck out the two that I had to go all out, so Nugent said Vittiglio did Shannon Horgan singled previous at-bats,” Moran that even if I lost, at least a great job forcing play and stole second with one said. “She’s a smart hitter. I could know I gave it my wide, opening things up out. A nice play from Ash- She was just waiting for a all. I still don’t know how for Nugent for winners. ley Marston on a fly ball to pitch she could drive and In the second singles I won the match, I could left field notched the sec- she got one.” match, Camie Foley ran hardly breath and I hit- ond out of the inning and Sarah Ryan, a sopho- Christina Bullock all ting the ball hard, just out a comebacker to Leahy more, followed with a sac- over the court, but came of my mind.” ended the frame. rifice-fly to bring Leahy up short in a very close After Mezini closed out “We preach pitching and home for the 1-0 lead. match. Foley won the first her match, the third sin- defense,” Moran said. “We “That was unbelievable,” set 6-4, but dropped the gles match between Katie know what wins in the Moran said. “She had a next sets 4-6, 3-6 to make Nevils and Hornets’ Au- playoffs, if we can get our sacrifice fly in top of the it 2-1. Bullock finished the gust Kahle was academic, pitching on and our de- seventh in North Read- season undefeated at sec- with Kahle prevailing 6-4, fense on. We had zero er- ing on Saturday and one ond singles. 6-2. rors today. Defensively we today, both of them huge. Down one set, Mezini Stone said you can never did a great job.” She’s behind the plate trailed 4-5 broke serve predict an outcome based Cresta’s bunt single every day and she’s awe- in the next game, dodg- on past matches. gave Swampscott’s offense some.” ing Chanel Bullock’s first “Based on the last time life in the sixth inning but Back-to-back two-out match point to even the we played them when we tough luck doomed the Big singles by Elizabeth Gor- match at five all. Bullock lost both doubles match- Blue. Kasey Kennedy fol- don and Ryan Bailey made broke back to take a 6-5 es, we thought we needed lowed with a sharply hit things interesting in the lead. She had another to sweep the three singles line drive to shortstop and bottom of the seventh but match point at 40-30, but matches, but today, it was Cresta was doubled up af- Leahy forced an infield the doubles teams that missed a winner by inch- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ter the catch was made. pop-up for the final out of es to force deuce. Mezi- rallied,” Stone said. “All Wilmington’s Horgan the game as Swampscott ni played the next point year long we had relied on Cleveland Cavaliers guard Kyrie Irving (2) singled again in the sixth, held on for the 1-0 win. beautifully, moving Bull- singles for the most part, drives on Golden State Warriors’ Draymond with a two-out grounder Swampscott advances to ock all over the court to set but today it was doubles’ Green (23) and Kevin Durant (35) during past Cresta’s outstretched Friday’s semifinal at En- up a pretty forehand win- teams that carried us. I the first half of Game 3 Wednesday. After the glove at third base, but dicott against No. 5 Burl- ner down the line. On the was just glad that we nev- first two games were decided by double-dig- Leahy notched the final ington. next point, she set Bullock er got to 2-2 like we did its, Game 3 was a tight battle. up with a lob, which Bull- before.” Lancers can’t Lynnfield baseball moves onto North final complete comeback LYNNFIELD Latin Academy an- more insurance run in down and forced the final The Malden Catholic home three runs in the From B1 swered right back in the the top of the fourth when batter to pop out to short- baseball team battled un- sixth to pull within one. In bottom of the first af- Stellato hit an RBI single. stop, sealing the win for til the final out, but fell, the seventh, Malden had uncharacteristic for him, ter back-to-back singles. The three-RBI day was Lynnfield. 6-5, to Andover Wednes- the tying run on third and but he battled the whole With men on first and just what Stellato needed The Pioneers will now day in the Div. 1 North the winning run on second game against a quality second, John Teehan hit according to his coach. look for a different result Quarterfinals. with two outs, but Ando- lineup over there.” into a 6-4 fielder’s choice “He’s been a little snake- in the Division 3 North The Lancers struck ver reliever Josh Gruen- On the offensive end, that brought in a run and bitten lately, so this was Final this year after fall- first, as Chris Peguero berg held on to get the fi- it was Mike Stellato who made it 3-1. The Dragons great to see from him,” ing to North Reading last led off the second with a nal out and eliminate the led the way with a triple, continued to threaten, said O’Brien. “He also ran year. They will have a few double, and a well-placed Lancers. a single and three RBI. loading up the bases with the bases really well and days off to rest and study Bryant Dana had two RBI bloop from Kellen Field O’Bryant 6, Winthrop 0 two outs, but Juliano and played a good third base their opponent, which will and Juliano added one the Pioneers were able to today. Great game from brought Peguero home. The No. 11 Vikings man- be either Bishop Fenwick Will Montgomery followed RBI of his own. work out of the jam allow- him.” aged just two hits as they or Austin Prep (they play with a RBI double to bring The Pioneers came right ing just the one run. The score stayed at were knocked out of the today at Fraser Field, 7 in Field to give Malden out and pushed across a Lynnfield got right back 7-1 until the bottom of Division 4 North tourna- p.m.). Catholic a 2-0 lead. couple runs in the top of to work in the top of the sec- the seventh, when Latin Andover tied it up in its ment in the quarterfinals. the first. After Jonathan ond, with Juliano knock- Academy made its final “We were lucky to get in half of the inning thanks SOFTBALL Luders and Juliano led ing an RBI single to make stand. A couple of singles that game (against Shaw- to an error and a double Burlington 8, off with singles, Stellato it 4-1. Then, with runners and a hit batter loaded up sheen Tech) the other day, off of Lancer starter Nick Gloucester 3 stepped up to the plate on first and second with the bases with just one so now we have some time Iannuzzi. The highlight of the and smashed a long two- two outs, Dana stepped out, and a fielder’s choice to rest and get our bear- Andover took the lead Div. 3 North Quarterfinal run triple over the center- in and knocked a big RBI brought in a run to make ings,” said O’Brien. “But at the next inning, plating game for the No. 4 Fish- fielder’s head to make it double to right-centerfield. it 7-2. With the bases still the same time, we’ve got three runs, and added ermen was Sam Cominel- 2-0. The very next batter, A throwing error brought loaded, Ryan Lonergan to keep working hard and a run on an error in the li’s 3-run home run, but Dana, stepped in and hit a in another run for the Pio- hit an RBI single to make keep pushing. I know the fourth. Gloucester couldn’t get sacrifice fly to left to bring neers, and all of a sudden it 7-3, and all of a sudden guys are excited to keep The Lancers did not go much else going against in Stellato and make it 3-0 Lynnfield was up 6-1. the tying run was at the playing, they’ve worked quietly, however, bringing No. 5 Burlington. after a half an inning. The Pioneers added one plate. But Juliano bared hard for this all year.” THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

THE SCHEDULE NORTH SHORE NAVIGATORS SCHEDULE FCBL STANDINGS THURSDAY at Breed Middle School, Lynn (Not including last night’s games) Billerica vs. Medford (4) Friday Saturday Baseball Thursday WEST Division 2 North Semifinal vs. Nashua Division 2 North Semifinals at Worcester at Brockton Rox W L Pct. GB Streak L10 At Endicott College, Beverly at Fraser Field, Lynn Bravehearts (7:05 p.m.) Silver Knights Pittsfield 5 0 1.000 10 5W 5-0 Swampscott vs.Burlington (4) Burlington vs. Danvers (4:15) (10:30 a.m.) (6 p.m.) Worcester 3 2 0.600 6 1W 3-2 Division 3 North Semifinals Girls Tennis Bristol 0 4 0.000 0 4L 0-4 at Fraser Field, Lynn Division 1 North Final Wachusett 0 3 0.000 0 3L 0-3 Austin Prep vs. Fenwick (7) at Newton South HS EAST Lynnfield vs. Austin Prep (3:30) Softball Sunday Monday W L Pct. GB Streak L10 Division 2 North Semifinal SATURDAY OFF at Worcester M Vineyard 4 1 0.800 8 1W 4-1 at Breed Middle School, Lynn Rugby Bravehearts Nashua 3 1 0.750 6 2W 3-1 Seacoast 3 2 0.600 6 1L 3-2 Danvers vs.Dracut (7:30) Division 1 State Final (7:05 p.m.) Division 3 North Semifinals at Endicott College Brockton 1 2 0.333 2 1L 1-2 at Breed Middle School, Lynn St. John’s vs. BC High (6:30) North Shore 0 4 0.000 0 4L 0-4 Austin Prep at St. Mary’s (3) TBA Amesbury vs. Latin Academy (5:15) Baseball FRIDAY Division 1A Winner’s Bracket Final Sabathia deals, Yankees shut out Sox Softball At Campanelli Stadium, Brockton Division 1 North Semifinals St. John’s (D) vs. St. John’s (S) (TBA) NEW YORK (AP) — CC Sabathia won his fifth SPORTS BRIEFS straight start to beat Rick Marblehead seeks Public Schools, 100 Bennett Porcello in a matchup of St., Lynn MA, 01905. The Cy Young Award winners, girls soccer coach closing date for applications and Chris Carter drove in is Monday, June 26, and late four runs with a three-run Marblehead High School is applications will not be homer and an RBI single now accepting applications accepted. that led the New York for the varsity girls soccer Yankees over the Boston coach position. If interested, Carey baseball Red Sox 8-0 Wednesday please email a cover letter, night. resume and three references camp information Sabathia (7-2), who had to oneill.andrew@marble- The Carey Baseball Camp last won five in a row in headschools.org. Prior col- will conduct It’s 2-day April 2012, allowed five lege and high school playing specialty camps July 6-7 for hits in eight innings, his and/or coaching experience pitchers, catchers and hit- longest outing since April is required. ting at the Lynn Babe Ruth 2015. He walked none and complex. struck out five — four of Lynn Jets seek Hitters will report from them looking. 9-11:30 a.m. The left-hander has hockey coach Pitchers and catchers will a 1.11 ERA during his Lynn Public Schools are go from 12:30-3p.m. The streak, and all five wins fol- looking for a head hockey cost $85 each. Five hours of lowed losses by Masahiro coach for the combined Clas- instruction will be provided, Tanaka, who had supplant- sical, English and Tech com- along with evaluations. ed Sabathia as New York's ace. Sabathia was removed bined teams. Candidates The following week of PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS must have a minimum of July10-14 (9 a.m.-3:30 p.m.) after 95 pitches, denying three years as a head hock- all facets of the game will him a chance for his first Boston Red Sox right fielder Mookie Betts vies with a fan for control of ey coach in college or high be taught. Players will be shutout since 2011. the ball hit by New York Yankees’ Chris Carter during the seventh inning school OR at least three videotaped and analyzed, Jonathan Holder fin- Wednesday. Betts made the catch for the out. years as an assistant coach. and written evaluations will ished with a perfect ninth. ter of another homer in a two-run eighth. hand grab of Jackie Brad- All candidates must submit follow. Boston's final 15 hitters proof they meet the neces- Campers also receive indi- went down in order. the sixth, leaping and get- New York stopped Bos- ley Jr.'s fifth-inning come- sary qualifications along vidual awards and T-shirts. Didi Gregorius hit a go- ting his glove above the ton's three-game winning backer with Josh Rutledge with a letter of application, a All instructors are high ahead home run starting 8-foot wall for a sparkling streak and reopened a on third, a ball that came statement granting officials school or college certified. the third and Carter hom- catch. A fan touched the two-game lead over the off the bat at 98 mph, ac- to review credentials, a The cost is $175. ered for the second straight ball before it landed in second-place Red Sox in cording to MLB's Statcast. resume, three letters of ref- Contact coach Frank day, his sixth this season. Betts' glove, and Yankees the AL East. Sabathia, the 2007 AL erence and transcripts to Carey at 781-842-4042 or Carter's fourth-inning drive manager Joe Girardi dis- Sabathia had trouble Cy Young Award winner Barbara C. Rafuse, Director [email protected] for followed Starlin Castro's cussed the play with um- with his knee brace in the with Cleveland, squared of Human Resources, Lynn more information. leadoff triple and an RBI pires, although there was fourth inning, and it came off against the reigning single by Gary Sanchez, not a video review. off after Hanley Ramirez's winner. Porcello (3-8) lost dropped from second to Carter, New York's No. 9 leadoff groundout. The his third straight start, TV/RADIO sixth in the batting order. batter, had three hits, in- burly 6-foot-6 lefty, not giving up six runs — five TV Classic, Golf, 4 p.m. Boston right fielder cluding a run-scoring sin- known for his fielding earned — and eight hits in Mookie Betts robbed Car- gle off the left-field wall in prowess, made a bare- 6 1/3 innings. MLB College softball LA Angels at Detroit, MLB Net- World Series (Game 3), ESPN, work, 1 p.m.; San Diego at 8 p.m. Classical boys tennis dealt a tough hand Arizona, MLB Network, 4 Tennis p.m.; Boston at NY Yankees, have won that.” made unbelievable improvements,” French Open (women’s semifi- CLASSICAL ESPN, NESN, 7:05 p.m. Hayward was forced to break up Hayward said. “They’re going to be nals), NBC, 11 a.m. From B1 Stanley Cup Final his first doubles team of Gerry En- a team to watch next year. They’re Nashville at Pittsburgh, NBC, 8 Track and field Despite the loss, there were many nis and Stephen Ong, with Ennos going to be one of the best teams in positives to take away from Classi- p.m. Diamond League, NBCSN, 2 falling at second singles, 6-1, 6-1 to the league next year, they’re great cal’s season. The Rams finished the Belmont’s Jackson Luce and Ong teammates. Golf p.m.; NCAA outdoor champi- onships (women’s semifi- season at 12-4 and won the North- falling at third singles, 6-2, 6-0 to At second doubles, the team of Rich European PGA: Lyoness Open, eastern Conference title for the first nals), ESPN2, 7:30 p.m. Anton Kutsman. Esteban and Daniel Kazimiercyzk Golf, 9 a.m.; Web.com: Rust- time. Wednesday’s match was their “Gerry and Stephen were 15-1 on were “thrown into the deep end” Oleum Championship, Golf, Radio first time hosting a team in the tour- the year at first doubles, they had a without much varsity experience, 11:30 a.m.; LPGA: Manulife MLB nament. great season. Playing at singles was said Hayward. They were downed LPGA Classic, Golf, 1:30 Boston at NY Yankees, WEEI- And then there was the play of Mo- a real adjustment for them, but they by Kevin Ji and David Lonergan, p.m.; PGA: FedEx St. Jude FM 93.7, 7:05 p.m. ses Ba. The junior had an excellent both battled really hard and did the 6-0, 6-0. regular season at second singles, best they could under the circum- “They didn’t really have much and stepped up to play first Wednes- stances,” Hayward said. “It’s tough varsity experience, but they bat- NHL PLAYOFFS day. Ba won the first set against Bel- enough to play in a playoff match, tled,” Hayward said. “Rich has been mont’s Caleb Harris, 7-5. Harris bat- they’re going to be nervous. But then to every practice, always one of the Monday, June 5 STANLEY CUP FINAL tled back to take set two, 6-1, setting to be thrown into a position they’re last ones to leave. I’m really high on (Best-of-7) Nashville 4, Pittsburgh 1, series tied at 2-2 the stage for a tiebreaker. not familiar with...I give them a lot him, I think he’ll develop into a tre- Monday, May 29 Thursday, June 8 Ba stayed right with Harris of credit. They played really well mendous player next year because I Pittsburgh 5, Nashville 3 Nashville at Pittsburgh, 8 p.m. throughout the tiebreaker until considering.” think he has the work ethic and de- Wednesday, May 31 Sunday, June 11 Harris pulled away for the 12-10 Andy Ma and Jonathan Chase, sire to get better.” Pittsburgh 4, Nashville 1 Pittsburgh at Nashville, 8 p.m. win. usually at second doubles, stepped Hayward hopes his players will Saturday, June 3 Wednesday, June 14 “He played one of the best match- up at first doubles and were topped continue to gain experience during Nashville 2, Pittsburgh 1 x-Nashville at Pittsburgh, 8 p.m. es I’ve ever seen him play,” Hayward by Belmont’s Andrew Reppucci and the offseason. Plus, a group of for- said of Ba. “He was awesome. I can’t Calvin Reinhardt-Ertman, 6-0, 6-0. mer Classical players have been NBA PLAYOFFS say enough about him, he really had “Andy and Jonathan were brand around the team often, pitching in a great, great match. One or two new to tennis last year, they both to help the team improve. The future NBA FINALS Friday, June 9 points the other way and he could practiced a great deal and they both looks bright for the Rams. (Best-of-7) Golden State at Cleveland, 9 p.m. Thursday, June 1 Monday, June 12 Golden State 113, Cleveland 90 x-Cleveland at Golden State, 9 p.m. Sunday, June 4 Marblehead bats fall silent against Gloucester Golden State 132, Cleveland 113, Thursday, June 15 Golden State leads series 2-0 x-Golden State at Cleveland, 9 p.m. MAGICIANS Drew Gally and Benjamin fly to make the score 2-0. pickoff throw to first. Wednesday, June 7 Sunday, June 18 From B1 Oliver’s sacrifice went well In the fifth, Oliver Marblehead coach Mike Golden State at Cleveland, 9 p.m. x-Cleveland at Golden State, 8 p.m. down the first-base line reached on an error and Giardi said that despite plays in the field.” and Marblehead couldn’t scored on Chalmers’ dou- the loss, it was a success- MLB The Fishermen also make the play, making ev- ble; and Chalmers fol- ful season. played some small ball to eryone safe. lowed suit on a base hit “When you think about AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE put some pressure on the Eric Chalmers singled by Sperry. That made the it,we came into the season East Division East Division Marblehead defense, “and W L Pct GB W L Pct GB to load the bases, and, af- score 4-0. The Fishermen with two pitchers hurt, New York 33 23 .589 — Washington 37 21 .638 — thankfully it worked,” ter Heckman was erased added their final run in yet we managed 11 wins Boston 32 26 .552 2 New York 25 32 .439 11½ said Lafata. “We were Baltimore 31 26 .544 2½ Atlanta 25 32 .439 11½ at the plate on a fielder’s the sixth when Heckman and tournament wins Tampa Bay 30 31 .492 5½ Miami 25 33 .431 12 fortunate that our bunts Toronto 29 31 .483 6 Philadelphia 21 36 .368 15½ resulted in them not mak- choice, Oliver scored on a singled and came home on against Latin and the top Central Division Central Division groundout by Jack Sperry. Phinney’s sacrifice fly. seed (Classical),” he said. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB ing plays, because that’s Minnesota 29 25 .537 — Milwaukee 32 28 .533 — a good team over there. A It stayed that way until The Magicians finally “You’d have to consider Cleveland 29 28 .509 1½ Chicago 30 28 .517 1 very good team.” the fourth inning when got a run in the bottom of that a pretty good season. Detroit 29 29 .500 2 Cincinnati 28 30 .483 3 Kansas City 25 32 .439 5½ St. Louis 26 31 .456 4½ Matthew Heckman led Sperry led off with a sin- the sixth when James Mc- “Now,” he said, “our Chicago 25 32 .439 5½ Pittsburgh 26 33 .441 5½ off the game with a sin- gle and ended up scoring Carthy was hit by a pitch young guys know what it West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB gle off Marblehead starter on Liam Lyons’ sacrifice and scored on an errant takes to win.” Houston 42 17 .712 — Colorado 38 23 .623 — Seattle 29 30 .492 13 Los Angeles 36 25 .590 2 Los Angeles 30 32 .484 13½ Arizona 35 25 .583 2½ A beautiful night for running at Lynn Woods Texas 27 32 .458 15 San Francisco 24 37 .393 14 Oakland 26 33 .441 16 San Diego 23 36 .390 14 It was a beautiful night scott’s Lex Picillo (15:36), Francisco (22:13), Jayden ly’s Junyong Pak came in Wednesday’s Games Boston (Price 1-0) at N.Y. Yankees (Pineda for the Lynn Woods races, Boston’s Colton Ferguson Lowe (22:29) and Rodrigo first (35:24), followed by Toronto 7, Oakland 5, 10 innings 6-3), 7:05 p.m. Baltimore 9, Pittsburgh 6, 11 innings Chicago White Sox (Holland 4-5) at Tampa with 278 runners crossing (17:17), Lynn’s Cody Pho- Mora (22:38) rounding out Manchester’s Davis Park- N.Y. Yankees 8, Boston 0 Bay (Odorizzi 3-3), 7:10 p.m. the finish line Wednesday. thisane (18:43) and Salem, the group. er (36:47), Cambridge’s Detroit 4, L.A. Angels 0 Houston (McCullers 6-1) at Kansas City Tampa Bay 3, Chicago White Sox 1 (Hammel 2-6), 8:15 p.m. In the 1.59-mile kids race, New Hampshire’s Connor Lynn’s Tiana Foglietta Zach Seibold (37:31), Mel- N.Y. Mets 4, Texas 3 Minnesota (Gibson 2-4) at Seattle (Bergman Lynn’s Olivia Waterman St. Hilarie (22:11) rounding led the way for the wom- rose’s Adam Cook (38:21) Houston at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. 3-2), 10:10 p.m. Minnesota at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. St. Louis (Leake 5-4) at Cincinnati (Feld- led the way for the girls out the top five. en, finishing in 21:13. Fol- and Beverly’s John Ayers Colorado 8, Cleveland 1 man 4-4), 12:35 p.m. L.A. Dodgers 2, Washington 1 (12:10), followed by Lynn’s In the 3-mile “Out and lowing her was Peabody’s (38:41). For the women, San Francisco (Cueto 5-5) at Milwaukee Baltimore 9, Pittsburgh 6, 11 innings (Espino 0-0), 2:10 p.m. Ava Shultz (15:11), Lynn’s Back” race, Lynn’s Bry- Andrea Saccardo (23:12), Salem’s Deirdre Lowe Cincinnati 6, St. Louis 4 Atlanta 14, Philadelphia 1 San Diego (Richard 4-6) at Arizona (Corbin Kaylei Johnson (15:53), an Deleon was the only Lynn’s Elysia Sanchez (41:58) led the way, fol- Miami 6, Chicago Cubs 5 4-6), 3:40 p.m. Winthrop’s Bailey Fergu- finisher under 20 min- (24:11), Peabody’s Lai- lowed by Danvers’ Kris- N.Y. Mets 4, Texas 3 Baltimore (Asher 2-3) at Washington Milwaukee 6, San Francisco 3 (Ross 2-2), 7:05 p.m. son (16:15) and Lynn’s Jen utes (19:52), leading the Sahn Hackett (24:49) and ten Smith (43:31), Salem’s San Diego at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. Miami (Volquez 2-7) at Pittsburgh (Cole (16:28) and Olivia (16:46) way for the men. The top Swampscott’s Stephanie Maura O’Day (44:45), Sa- Thursday’s Games 3-5), 7:05 p.m. L.A. Angels (Ramirez 5-4) at Detroit (Fulmer Philadelphia (Lively 1-0) at Atlanta (Dickey Shultz. For the boys, Lynn’s five men’s finishers were Lannon (24:52). lem’s Abby Bent (48:27) 6-3), 1:10 p.m. 3-4), 7:35 p.m. Jackson Story paced the all Lynners, with Thom- In the 5.5-mile Tour de and Malden’s Erike Boeck- Baltimore (Asher 2-3) at Washington (Ross Colorado (Chatwood 5-7) at Chicago Cubs 2-2), 7:05 p.m. (Lester 3-3), 8:05 p.m. pack (15:11), with Swamp- as Mackin (20:30), Kevin Lynn Woods race, Bever- ler (48:39). B4 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 2017 COMICS

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DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Man gets needed health care in a marriage of convenience Some plays are difficult to make DEAR ABBY: I’m in a told me to invite her or I Josh Billings was the pen club, which West will duck to second marriage, which Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van wouldn’t have a party. I name of the 19th-century hu- keep communication with his was only for the benefit of Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, invited her, but she didn’t morist Henry Wheeler Shaw. partner. Then, when East gets insurance so my husband come. and was founded by her mother, He said, “Life consists not in in with the spade ace, he will could get insurance through Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at That lesson of inclusive- my employer’s plan. We holding good cards, but in lead his last club and the de- DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los ness made a big impres- were together for many sion on me. Later, in playing those you hold well.” fenders will have five tricks. years before getting mar- Angeles, CA 90069. school, I became an unpop- That is so true for a bridge Over South’s redouble, West ried. ular girl. I missed many of player. The hardest deals to He received the health riage, both parties are sup- term, how do we help him is known to have a very weak my classmates’ parties be- play correctly are those that care he needed, and I’m posed to be happy, and he tap into his inner strength hand. So he is permitted to cause of it, but the lesson require something abnor- ready to move forward already knows you’re not. and be an adult about bid with a definite prefer- this? He goes to work, so stayed with me. mal. Here, for example, how with my life as a single It may not be possible to ence among spades, hearts person. However, he now move forward and keep that’s a blessing. How do In high school and be- should South play in three and clubs, the unbid suits. says he’s happy being his friendship. If he needs people make it through yond I have befriended no-trump after West leads his people who were unpopu- married. THAT WAS NOT another procedure, give breakups and cope with fourth-highest club five and To express such a preference OUR AGREEMENT. I am him a deadline to have it the grief? lar or who are seen as East puts up the king? requires a five-card suit; with not interested in spending done. If he hasn’t had it by misfits. And you know 3=3=3=4 distribution, he any more time being dis- then, feel free to file. SAD FOR HIM what? My life has been South’s redouble promised would (probably) pass. satisfied with this rela- DEAR SAD: They de- richer from these experi- at least 10 high-card points. tionship. What he brought DEAR ABBY: My grown pend upon their friends ences. So I would like to South is going to have to to it was not all that I son has broken up with and family to listen to offer a belated thank-you drive out both missing aces, wanted, and he knew this. his girlfriend. They were them while they vent. And to my mother for making which must be nestled in I’m ready to move for- together for five months. if that doesn’t work, they me invite that little girl East’s hand. But the defend- ward, but don’t want to He feels his life is over. do it in the office of a li- years ago, because it lose his friendship. What’s ers have the jump on estab- His dad and I have been censed therapist. Because shaped my life. the best way to approach helping him get over it. He what you’re telling your lishing club tricks. How is the this? I have spoken to him has a 7-year-old son who son hasn’t helped, please KATHY IN club suit dividing? about another procedure lives with him and we suggest it. PENNSYLVANIA If it is 4-4, South has to take he needs, but he is stall- want him to be strong. He the first trick and go about his ing. DEAR KATHY: Your calls us every day and he’s DEAR ABBY: When I business. But if West began beginning to sound like a was 7, my mother hosted a mother is a wise and com- MARRIAGE OF passionate woman. The with five clubs, taking the first CONVENIENCE broken record, repeating birthday party for me. the same story again and When we made out the lesson here is, popularity trick will be fatal. East will win DEAR M.O.C.: You have again. guest list, there was a girl can be fleeting. But having the second trick with, say, his devoted enough to this I know time will make it who wasn’t popular who I compassion for people who diamond ace and return a man’s welfare. In a mar- easier, but in the short didn’t want to invite. Mom need it is forever.

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NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE INVITATION TO BID LEGAL NOTICE LYNNFIELD MIDDLE SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT given by Carol Sico, Donna Sico, Kerri-Anne Slattery to Mortgage Electronic By virtue of and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Mortgage Lenders Network, Inc. dated The Town of Lynnfield invites sealed bids from Contractors for the Track and Field mortgage given by Robert W. Dion and Pauline C. Dion to Household Finance September 26, 2006, recorded at the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Redevelopment Project located at the Lynnfield Middle School in Lynnfield, MA in Corporation II, dated December 6, 2002 and recorded in Essex County (Southern Deeds in Book 26120, Page 140; said mortgage was then assigned to Wells Fargo accordance with the contract documents. The project involves construction of a District) Registry of Deeds in Book 19767, Page 594 of which mortgage U.S. Bank Bank, N.A., as Trustee for the Holders of the SASCO 2007-MLNI Trust Fund by natural turf field, a fully surfaced running track, an irrigation system, fencing, Trust, N.A., as Trustee for LSF8 Master Participation Trust is the present holder by virtue of an assignment dated August 1, 2011, and recorded in Book 30596, Page walkways, and related amenities. assignment from Household Finance Corporation II to U.S. Bank Trust, N.A., as 163; of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder for breach of Trustee for LSF8 Master Participation Trust dated June 30, 2014 recorded at Essex conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be Sealed bids for the General Contract shall be filed with the Awarding Authority by County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 33395, Page 152, for breach sold at PUBLIC AUCTION at 10:00 AM on June 22, 2017, on the mortgaged Thursday, June 22, 2017 at 11:00 a.m., local time, at the Town of Lynnfield, 55 of conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same, the premises. This property has the address of 68 Williams Avenue, Lynn, MA 01902. Summer Street, Lynnfield, MA 01940. At this time bids will be publicly opened mortgaged premises located at 118 Williams Avenue, Lynn, MA 01902 will be The entire mortgaged premises, all and singular, the premises as described in said and read aloud. sold at a Public Auction at 4:00PM on June 27, 2017, at the mortgaged premises, mortgage: more particularly described below, all and singular the premises described in said Bid Forms and Contract Documents will be available from Westongraphics at mortgage, to wit: The land in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, with the buildings thereon, www.westongraphics.com/bids after 12:00 p.m. on Wednesday, June 7, 2017. bounded: NORTHWEST: by Williams Avenue, thirty-three (33) feet; NORTHEAST: by Note: Bidders must register with Westongraphics in order to receive notification of All that certain parcel of land with the buildings thereon situated in City of Lynn, land now or formerly of Cross, fifty-seven (57) feet; SOUTHEAST: by land now or addenda. The Awarding Authority will not be responsible for notifying bidders that Essex County, Massachusetts: formerly of Harrington, thirty-three (33) feet; and SOUTHWEST: by land now or are not registered. There is a plan deposit of $50.00 per set payable to formerly of Welch, fifty-seven (57) feet. For title reference see Southern Essex Westongraphics for hardcopy sets of the documents. Partial sets are not available. The land at 118 Williams Avenue, Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts being shown County Registry of Deeds Book 17518, Page 23. Deposits may be paid by credit card, certified or cashier's check. This deposit will as Lot B on a Plan of Land in Lynn, Mass., F. H. Eastman, Civil Engineer, dated be refunded for up to two sets for general bidders upon return of the sets in good 11/15/1915 recorded with Essex South District Deeds Book 2403 Page 575. Subject to and with the benefit of easements, reservation, restrictions, and taking condition within thirty days of the bid opening. Otherwise plan deposit shall of record, if any, insofar as the same are now in force and applicable. In the event become the property of the Awarding Authority. Additional sets may be purchased For mortgagor's title see deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern of any typographical error set forth herein in the legal description of the premises, for $50. Bidders requesting Contract Documents to be mailed shall include a District) Registry of Deeds in Book 7209, Page 97. the description as set forth and contained in the mortgage shall control by separate check for $40.00 per set for UPS Ground (or $65.00 per set for UPS reference. Together with all the improvements now or hereafter erected on the overnight), payable to Westongraphics to cover mail handling costs. The premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and other municipal property and all easements, rights, appurtenances, rents, royalties, mineral, oil assessments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable and gas rights and profits, water rights and stock and all fixtures now or hereafter a A Pre-Bid Meeting will be held at the project site on Tuesday, June 13, 2017 at encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mortgage, and subject to part of the property. All replacements and additions shall also be covered by this 2:00 p.m. All those attending the Pre-Bid Meeting are instructed to meet at the and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, reservations and conditions of sale. Lynnfield Town Hall parking lot. record and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession.

Terms of Sale: Said premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and All bids for this project are subject to applicable public bidding laws of Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum of assessments, tax sales, tax titles and other municipal liens and water or sewer Massachusetts, including G.L. c.30, § 39M, as amended. $5,000.00 as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order liens and State or County transfer fees, if any there are, and TEN THOUSAND Item: June 8, 2017 to qualify as a bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt from DOLLARS ($10,000.00) in cashier's or certified check will be required to be paid this requirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon by the purchaser at the time and place of the sale as a deposit and the balance in Notice of Sale and Legal Notice: acceptance of bid; balance of purchase price payable in cash or by certified check cashier's or certified check will be due in thirty (30) days, at the offices of Doonan, Disposal of Property Notice is hereby given that Simply Self in thirty (30) days from the date of the sale at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, Graves & Longoria, LLC, ("DG&L"), time being of the essence. The Mortgagee Storage located at 244 Andover St., Korde & Associates, P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 reserves the right to postpone the sale to a later date by public proclamation at Notice is hereby given that Simply Self Peabody, Ma. 01960 intends to sell or or such other time as may be designated by mortgagee. The description for the the time and date appointed for the sale and to further postpone at any adjourned Storage located at 102 Broadway, otherwise dispose of personal property premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical sale-date by public proclamation at the time and date appointed for the adjourned Lynnfield, Ma. 01940 intends to sell or consisting of household and personal error in this publication. sale date. The premises is to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all otherwise dispose of personal property effects, office and other equipment in easements, restrictions, leases, tenancies, and rights of possession, building and consisting of household and personal compliance with Mass. State Law VIA Other terms to be announced at the sale. zoning laws, encumbrances, condominium liens, if any and all other claim in the effects, office and other equipment in AN ONLINE AUCTION AT WWW.STORA nature of liens, if any there be. compliance with Mass state law VIA AN GETREASURES.COM ON JUNE 17, U.S. Bank Trust, N.A., as Trustee for LSF8 Master Participation Trust ON-LINE AUCTION AT WWW.STORAGET 2017 AT APPROXIMATELY 10 AM AND Korde & Associates, P.C. In the event that the successful bidder at the foreclosure sale shall default in REASURES.COM ON June 17, 2017 CONCLUDING ON JUNE 22, 2017 AT 900 Chelmsford Street purchasing the within described property according to the terms of this Notice of BEGINNING AT APPROXIMATELY APPROXIMATELY 2 PM. THIS PUBLIC Suite 3102 Sale and/or the terms of the Memorandum of Sale executed at the time of 10:00AM AND CONCLUDING ON June SALE WILL RESULT IN THE GOODS Lowell, MA 01851 foreclosure, the Mortgagee reserves the right to sell the property by foreclosure 22, 2017 AT APPROXIMATELY 1:00PM. BEING SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER, (978) 256-1500 deed to the second highest bidder, providing that said second highest bidder shall THIS PUBLIC SALE WILL RESULT IN THE CERTAIN TERMS AND CONDITIONS Dion, Robert and Pauline, 14-015624, deposit with the Mortgagee's attorneys, the amount of the required deposit as set GOODS BEING SOLD TO THE HIGHEST APPLY. All units are sold as whole. The June 1, 2017, June 8, 2017, June 15, 2017 forth herein. If the second highest bidder declines to purchase the within described BIDDER. CERTAIN TERMS AND CONDI- following units are up for sale: Item: June 1, 8, 15, 2017 property, the Mortgagee reserves the right to purchase the within described TIONS APPLY. #263 Suzanne Eser property at the amount bid by the second highest bidder. The foreclosure deed All units are sold as whole. #414 Cns and the consideration paid by the successful bidder shall be held in escrow by Unit Number Tenant Name #331 William Flynn DG&L, (hereinafter called the "Escrow Agent") until the deed shall be released 927 Joseph Chase #3189 Paul Donovan Catch up with your from escrow to the successful bidder at the same time as the consideration is 926c Mustafa Kamali #3188 Jeff Gardner released to the Mortgagee, whereupon all obligations of the Escrow Agent shall be 10209 Lynn-Cherise Roland Item: June 1, 8, 2017 deemed to have been properly fulfilled and the Escrow Agent shall be discharged. 933 German Rosario favorite team Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. 2926 Brenda Biagioni Dated: May 18, 2017 2805 Cody Puliciano Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., as Trustee, in Trust for SASCO 2007-MLN1 Trust Fund 528 Shawn Bartholomew Find in Item Sports! By its Attorney 10227 Kelly Moynihan DOONAN, GRAVES & LONGORIA, LLC, Item: June 1, 8, 2017 100 Cummings Center Suite 225D Beverly, MA 01915 (978) 921-2670 www.dgandl.com 4009.79 (SICO) FEI # 1078.01815 05/25/2017, 06/01/2017, 06/08/2017 Item: May 25, June 1, 8, 2017 SAVINGS in the classifi eds

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Must be able to lift 60 LYNN~ Camp Lion: 181 Fays Avenue. 900, 976 and 550 prefixes MUST pounds, climb ladders, stand for long period of times, operate machinery, perform Sat, Jun 10, 10a-3p LG yard sale: disclose the price of the telephone outdoor duties during inclement weather, i.e., snow removal, sanding and de-icing. camp equip, household, toys, books, call. When a number is published Must be able to take written and oral instruction. Knowledge of tools, equipment, etc. to benefit Boy Scout Troop 466. REAL ESTATE within the advertisement the per and methods used in custodial work and minor building maintenance a plus. minute and/or flat charge must be Primarily night shift; but some fill-ins for day shifts also; may work in multiple CONNORREALESTATE.COM included. If you dial a pay per call building locations within one shift. Candidate must have a flexible schedule. (8) number from an advertisement appear- hours per day with 1/2 hour for lunch. MEDICAL REAL ESTATE ing in the classified section and it The Town of Lynnfield is a affirmative equal opportunity employer. EMPLOYMENT WANTED DOES NOT disclose this information, PROFESSIONAL please notify the Item classified HELP WANTED department immediately. Response to PCA NEEDED LYNN~ 53 Edgemere Road, Sat & Quadriplegic man needs PCA. $14.00 any pay per call numbers will be Sun, June 10, 11, 8a-4p. MOVING The Town of Nahant Fire Department is seeking applicants for the position of Call plus/hour. Part-time. charged to your telephone bill and SALE. All misc. items; clothes, tools, Firefighter/EMT. This is skilled firefighting and emergency medical work consisting Call 781-233-4234 anyone under 18 years of age must household, more. Don't miss! of combating, extinguishing, and preventing fires. Duties include responding to a have parent's consent. wide range of fire suppression and medical emergencies in a community Please call immediately for further RENTALS encompassing 1.0 square miles with a year round population of approximately details or information. 3,500. The department's annual call volume is approximately 600 emergency calls CLASSIFIED a year with 60 % of those being emergency medical in nature. Work involves (781)593-7700 training for and participating in duties of protecting life and property through APARTMENTS performing firefighting and rescue activities. Although firefighting and rescue work YARD SALES LYNN~22 Fairview Ave Sat. Jun 10, are the most difficult areas of the position, a significant portion of time is spent Lynn ~ Studio, 1, 2, 3 bdrms. Clean, 8a-2p. MULTI-Family Yard Sale! training and studying methods and techniques in routine station maintenance, modern apartments. 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Secure bldg. with plenty LYNN~33 Great Woods Road, Sat, NOTICE 781-599-1776 JOB INFORMATION French Teens Need host Families this of parking!!! Rent $350, or 850. Call June 10 & Sun, June 11, 8a-2p. Many For more information and assistance SERVICES summer for 3 weeks in July or August. 781-632-4086 items and tons of golf gear! Over 200 regarding the reliability of business All real estate advertising in this Great cultural experience. Students golf clubs, bags and equip; must sell! opportunities, work-at-home opportuni- LYNN ~ 5000 sq. feet offices/commer- newspaper is subject to the Federal bring spending money and are insured. Fair Housing Act of 1968, the Massachu- NOTICE ties, employment services and financ- cial space with plenty of parking on the Families compensated $150 weekly. setts Anti Discrimination Act and the Boston and Don't pay to find work before you get ing, the Daily Item urges its readers to Lynnway. Secure bldg. with plenty of Cambridge Fair Housing Ordinances, which makes Email Kim TODAY! facehill the job. Legitimate job placement firms contact the Better Business Bureau parking!!! Lease for $15.00 per sq. it illegal to advertise any preference, limitation, or @comcast.net or call 508-763-3148 discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, that work to fill specific positions Inc., 290 Donald Lynch Blvd., Suite foot. Call 781-632-4086 handicap, familial status, national origin, ancestry, cannot charge an upfront fee. For free 102, Marlborough, MA 07152-4705 or website: www.LEC-USA.com Merci! age, children, marital status, sexual orientation, information about avoiding employ- call 508-652-4800 Beaucoup! veteran's status, or source of income or any REAL ESTATE intention to make any such preference, limitation ment service scams, write the Federal GENERAL P/T HAIRDRESSER or discrimination. LYNN~ 37 ESTES STREET, off Broad. Trade Commission at Washington, Hunt Nursing & Rehabilitation Center is This newspaper will not knowingly accept any MULTI FAMILY! Sat, June 10, 9a-3p. D.C., 20580 or call the National Fraud HELP WANTED advertising for real estate which is in violation of looking for a part time contracted the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all Teen bikes, refrigerator, furniture, much Information Center, hairdresser. This position is for two BURIAL PLOTS dwellings in this newspaper are available on an more. RD: June 17 1-800-876-7060 HELP WANTED-SALES equal opportunity basis. To complain of EARN $500 A DAY (SALES) Final days a week. Please call discrimination, please call HUD toll-free at 978-777-3740 - Julie 1-800-669-9777. For the N.E. area, call HUD at Expense Insurance • Exclusive Leads • CEMETERY PLOT 617-595-5308. The toll-free number for the Local Training/Support • Every day is PART TIME LANDSCAPING HELP Approved for double interment in hearing-impaired is 1-800-927-9275. Payday • Agent Health/Dental Benefits Must have valid Mass. Drivers License Puritan Lawn Cemetery in Peabody. • Incentive Trips CALL 860-357-6904 and experience in landscaping. Please Lot N12-51C. $2000. www.fhginsurance.com call 781-477-0101 Call Ellen 941-423-4359 Feathered frenzy: Peacock breaks bottles inside liquor store By Amanda Lee and then up onto a top In all, Ghanem said the Myers shelf of the store. And that peahen was in the store ASSOCIATED PRESS spooked Ghanem. for 90 minutes and broke An animal-control officer $500 worth of the family ARCADIA, Calif. — A fe- responded after Ghanem store’s best bottles, includ- male peacock has ruffled called 911, approaching ing champagne. more than just feathers at the peahen with gloves “Yeah, he’s got expen- a Los Angeles-area liquor and a fishing net. That’s sive taste,” Ghanem joked store. when the hilarity ensued, in the store Tuesday. Without a peep, the pea- Ghanem said. “I’m like, ‘You break, you hen strutted into the open “He was trying to get it buy, dude.’ But clearly he door of the Royal Oaks Li- with the fishing net, and didn’t. He got away with quor Store in Arcadia on (the bird) jumped on the it.” Monday. Store manager first wine bottle. When Peacocks are common and college senior Rani that happened, I was like, to Arcadia, about 13 Ghanem said he didn’t ‘Aw, this is about to be a miles northeast of down- even know it was there big mess,’” Ghanem said. town Los Angeles at the until a customer walked “He tried to get it again base of the San Gabriel in and asked him about with the net ... It just went Mountains. They were in- “el pollo,” Spanish for “the straight diving into all the troduced after the city’s chicken.” bottles. The more he kept founder imported them PHOTO | RANI GHANEM Ghanem, a 21-year-old on trying to use the net, from India in the early San Bernardino resident the more it kept on flap- Bottles tumble as an animal control officer attempts to net a female pea- 1900s. Though some res- whose family owns the ping its wings and knock- cock that wound up inside the Royal Oaks Liquor Store in Arcadia, Calif. idents view the colorful store, said he then tried ing everything over.” birds as a nuisance, they to guide the sharp-clawed At one point, cellphone the bird crashes through a destruction, Ghanem puts ensnare it. are a protected animal bird outside but that she video taken by Ghanem shelf and a dozen bottles on a sweat shirt to protect He said they took the in the area and harming spooked, at one point fly- shows the officer catching shatter to the ground. himself from the bird’s bird outside and that it them can carry fines and ing directly toward him a wine bottle in the net as Unable to watch more claws and helps the officer was unharmed. jail time. B8 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 2017

PHOTOS | ALENA KUZUB A graduate wears a decorated graduation cap at the Medford High School and Medford Vocational Technical High School graduation at Tufts Uni- versity on Wednesday. Medford sends off its seniors MEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 2017 Izaiah A. Abreus Fernandez, Jiyoung Ahn, Nadia Aktar, Ariyan Ivory MEDFORD ceremony, with Super- Headmaster of Medford ance to congratulate the Alabre, Cameron John Allen, Scott David Andrew, Benjamin Michael From A1 intendent Roy E. Belson High School, Dr. John outgoing seniors, calling Antoine, Emeline Celeste Antunes, Rhiannon Elizabeth Arnold, Ajay stepping up with a note of Perella said he sleeps bet- them a positive reflection Jordan Attenazio, Matthew Michael Avella, IV, Casey Erin Avenell, Domenic Gennaro Avola, Samantha Ann Baker, Seemanta Sabra the first high school dance caution about technology. ter knowing the Class of on the city. he attended, recalling how Barua, Jamaal Robin Basile, Kayla Ruth Beardslee, Tyler James In a modern world 2017 is the future. The graduates will be out of place he felt at first. where opinions can be “At stake is our commu- Belcastro, Ronaldson Bellande, Ari Jacobus Guzik Beusmans, Pat- Slowly but surely, how- formed and expressed in nity, our country, and dare heading off to a diverse rick Henry Bien-Aime, Debra Ann Blake, Devin Sergio Bombino, ever, everyone began to an instant, he asked that I say it, our world,” he range of colleges across Jeremy Nestor Bonina, Arianna Rose Borges, Georgia Katherine break out of their shells. the young people always said. the state and country, in- Bowder-Newton, Emily Brady, Mya Janissa Brathwaite, John Albert The words of wisdom consider the consequences Mayor Stephanie M. cluding the first Harvard Brennan, V, Emily Kathryn Brosnan, Sarah Ann Brown, Shannon Rio continued through the of their actions. Burke made an appear- acceptance since 1967. Brown, Adam Mikal Brown, Brianna Lee Cafferky, Benjamin Pierce Candee, Albert Michael Cangiano, The Thien Lorenzana Cao, Dan- ielle Michelle Cardillo, Cobee Taye Carrington, Tristan Skylar Cefail, Michael Martin Center, Daniel Thomas Chambers, Rachelle Charles, Max Peterson Charles, II, Jackie Y. Chen, LiHua Chen, LiHui Chen, Diego Sabino Chenoweth, Tenzin Chodon, Pratik Chowdhury, Deb- orah Ciaramitaro, Brendan Robert Ciarlone, Gina Rosa Ciccone, Lucas Patrick Clark, Abigail Danielle Cline, Emma Michelle Cline, Kyle James Colbert, Mikhel Noir Collins, Robert Murray Connor, Alo- ni Sade Cosey, Jessica Eileen Coughlin, John Arthur Covelle, Malik Kellman Crawford, Joshua Felipe Crespo, William Joseph Crowley, Jr., Meaghan Grace Cullinane, Emma Rose Czwakiel, Zayla Alessan- dria Beatriz da Silva Farias, John Hanna Dakermanji, Luiz Fernando Nazario de Oliveira, Joisleny de Oliveira, Justin Anthony DeCastro, Claudiegh Decoline, Aaron Walker Dell’Anno, Lyndsey Rose DeMar- co, Emanuel James DiBlasi, Paulo Robert Diorio, Michael Anthony Dolfi, Shana Michelle Donatello, Tyler Francis Donovan, Alexander Jean Dorcean, Meet Babulal Doshi, Michael Charles DuPont, Iver- son John Eliopoulos, Kira Linn Eshelman, Andres Daniel Espinosa, Victoria Ann Falco, Ailish Louise Fallon, Joseph Rachid Farah, Fran- cesco Anthony Federico, Joshua Louis Fedoce, Lucas Power Feld- man, Michael Jeremiah Fenn, Jonathan Silveira Fernandes, Leora Marlene Ferrari, Nayara Soares Ferreira, Annelia Chriscienne Fidelia, Raquel Rabbi Fioroti, Destiny Lee Fitzgerald, Brendan Paul Flaherty, Steven Michael Foley, Jr., Gabrielle Aurore Forcier, Felipe Martins de Medeiros Franco, Connor John Fraser, Eleni Grigorios Galanopou- los, Maria Lorraine Galebach, Andy Garcia, Tamara Alexandria Garner, Cristian Matthew Gatti, Heather Marie Gatto, Natalie Teresa Giurleo, Thomas Edmund Govoni, Samuel Philip Graves, Cameron David Grubb, Alec Diego Guerrero, Mitchell Alfonzo Gumbs, Jona- than William Haley, Amber Lyn Harbison, Colleen Elizabeth Hardy, Scott James Harris, Jr., Charbel Jacques Hayek, Lucy Fang Heinze, Katherine Marie Henson, Malcolm Black Higgins, Calvin Cassius Hill, Camila Mae Hollingsworth, Jovan Blaise Armani Hudson, Kellie Joanne Irvin, Wilhem Jacques, Jr., Jazir Kazi Jalal, Najma Abdullahi Jama, Ning Jiang, Yuxiang Jin, Brendan Joseph Joyce, Jourdan Claw- rens Jules, Johnmichael Keating, Justin John Kelley, Michael James Kelson, Nicholas Joseph Keniston, Prapti Kharel, Tenzin Kunga, Ten- zin Kunsang, Carson Kurtz-Rossi, Joseph Anthony LaLiberte, Calvin Andrew Milne, center, delivers a faculty address with the help of several members of the gradu- Neville Nobbs Lambert, Alannah Gloria Landano, Ashley Marie La- ating Class of 2017. Roche, Ernst Eugene Laurent, Giuseppe Lavanga, Sophia Gregory Leggio, Fatima Ferreira Lemos, Kenneth Yaoran Liu, Jacob Scott Lords, Keriann Kostandia Loutraris, Rosalia Lucido, Valentina Luma, Ashley Taylor Maccarone, Timothy Alexander MacDonald, Patricia Mary MacLean, John Augusto Maffeo, Zachary Gerard Maffeo, Kiley Marie Mahoney, Sean Philip Mahoney, Antonio Douglas Maradiaga, Evan Michael Marks, Olivia Phyllis Marks, Gabriela Odette Marti- nez, Michaela Marie Maunsell, Abigail Frances McCarthy, Saman- tha Alyssa McCarthy, Emily Kathryn McEleney, Scott Francis Mc- Goldrick, Brendan Daniel McGonagle, Anthony Terrance McKillop, Brianna Hyacinth McLaren, Carolyn Ann Meagher, Nicholas Joshua Medeiros, Thalysson Henrique Souza Medeiros, Andre Gil Melo, An- derson Michel, Owen Fergus Nash Miller, Jayna Marie Mills, Edil- son Fernandes Miranda, Justyn Goncalves Moreno, Samantha Ann Morin, Katrina Marie Murphy, Laith Aiman Nassar, Jimmy Nguyen, Tyler Dao Nguyen, Kelsey Lane Nigro, Iragi Christ-vie Nkera, Alexa Nicole Normile, Alanna Maria Julianna Nucci, Olivia Ashley Ohlson, Rafael Sales Oliveira, Alexis Karen Orchard, Abdikadir Hussein Os- man, Saida Mohamed Osman, David James Pagliaro, Ryan James Palmer, Katherine Suzanne Paras, Liam Dario Pari-di-Monriva, Jake Anthony Parilla, Geraldy Junior Pascal, Keni Ashvin Patel, Naishvi Patel, Michael John Paternese, Brandon Oumar Patten, Shayanne Payen, Lucia Marisol Pellegrini, Emily Pham, Motina Pierre, Sophia Pierre, Kendji Pierrilus, Orivaldo Vieira Martins Pires, Christopher Joseph Powers, Jadson J. Prince, Autumn Skye Quigley, Tyler James Quinlan, Gino Joseph Ramasci, Kyani Descilien Rameau, Daniella Ramirez, Nicholas Samuel Rath, Sami Reed, Thiago Ribeiro, Massi- mo Ricci, Megan Lee Ricciardi, Alexandria Anne Ritchie, Eric Ryan Robles, Edwin Xavier Rodriguez, Julissa Elizabeth Rodriguez Esco- bar, Carine Kimberly Roland, Olivia Elizabeth Ross, Brooke Ashley Rosselle, Katie Marie Rousseau, Abigail Marie Rowe, Carly Rose Roy, Lydia Rose Ryan, Mateos Gourken Sahakian, Bernifka Saint Jean, Valery Eddy Sajous, Aidan John Sands, Anna Paula Rodrigues Santos, Daniel Rodrigues Santos, Matthew Cameron Almeida San- tos, Andrew James Sauro, Ryan Trout Scannell, Laura Ann Schmidt, Zarnaab Esha Shafiq, Sachin Sharma, Erin Ann Sheehan, William Anthony Sheehan, Mariah Essence Mary Sheets, Bruna F. Silva, Stephen Robert Sinagra, Gursimran Singh, Samantha Elizabeth Singh, Shannon Marie Smith, Liam Patrick Spellman, Maria Elaina Spencer, Steven Allan Spires, Augustus Joseph Hogan Standeven, Joseph Frederick Steeves, Jr., Molly Kathryn Stroud, Tyrese Stroud, Chlöe Madison Sullivan, Sarah Elizabeth Sullivan, Caroline Mary Surette, Prayad Tamang, Nicole Marie Tarani, Ryan Kunvereck Thorn, Andrew Joseph Tortora, Nicole Jean Trainor, Melissa Tullio, Osvaldo Edwin Velasquez, Renouth Junior Victorin, Thomas Patrick Vienneau, Raquel Marie Watson, Leo Joseph Welch, Erin Ashley Wells, Dana- lee Sarah Williams, Leena Robyn Ziane, Ilina Borisova Zografova, Graduating students react to the speech of a faculty member during the graduation. Luciano Zumpano