MONDAY, AUGUST 27, 2018

APPRECIATION STEVE KRAUSE For her friends, McCain gets a it will be hard cross-country to move on farewell There is a paradox connected with Kelly Mar- By Laurie Kellman tin’s death. ASSOCIATED PRESS She is mourned as a person of uncommon enthu- WASHINGTON — Two former presidents are ex- siasm and empathy. Her friends and colleagues, pected to speak at Sen. John McCain’s service and often one and the same, share their memories of he will lie in state in both the nation’s capital and her fondly. Arizona as part of a cross-country funeral proces- Yet, as Elaine White, Director of Housing at sion ending with his burial at the U.S. Naval Acade- Bridgewell also says, “she would want everyone to my, according to plans taking shape Sunday. move on. You have to move on.” McCain had long feuded with President Donald White would perhaps know that better than Trump, and two White House officials said Mc- most. As a program director for what was then Cain’s family had asked, before the senator’s death, known as Greater Lynn Mental Health, she hired that Trump not attend the funeral services. Vice Martin fresh out of her freshman year at Suffolk President Mike Pence is likely to attend, said the University. From there, Martin rose to the level of chief executive officer at Bridgewell. McCAIN, A5 “I have pretty much seen her almost every work Kelly Martin was a program director for KRAUSE REMEMBERS McCAIN: A4 KELLY, A3 Greater Lynn Mental Health/Bridgewell.

PAUL HALLORAN COMMENTARY A FIELD DAY In Saugus A race to FOR FRIENDS schools: Longer but redemption fewer classes Saratoga Race Course is a cathedral of horse racing and Travers Stakes By Bridget Turcotte day has always been a holy day in my ITEM STAFF world, but what transpired over the SAUGUS — A new schedule with weekend was nothing short of divine. longer class times and fewer classes A horse named Catholic Boy ran per day will be rolled out at the middle them off their feet in the 149th Tra- and high schools at the start of 2019. vers, capturing the Midsummer Derby “We all agree that the schedule at by four lengths. His backers were re- the high school and the middle school warded with a handsome win payoff of — we’re looking for longer instruction $16.20 and telephone numbers in the blocks, we’re looking for a schedule exotic wagers. that unifies the building, we’re look- I have felt a special connection to ing for a schedule that will help move Catholic Boy since last November, instruction forward,” said Superinten- when I placed a win bet on him in the dent Dr. David DeRuosi. Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Turf in honor The new schedule reflects longer of my father, Paul K. Halloran Sr., the blocks. In a given day, students would best Catholic boy I have ever known. have three blocks that are each 72 Dad’s instructions the night before I minutes long and two blocks that are left for the Breeders’ Cup were to “take 60 minutes long each. The schedule $100 of my money and bet it.” would run on a seven-day rotation, He had been in the hospital and hos- dropping two blocks a day. pice with significant heart issues for The current daily schedule includes the previous two weeks, though he classes ranging from 48 minutes to was actually feeling a little better as I was preparing to leave, to the point of LYNN — The second annu- 84 minutes long at the high school virtually ordering me not to cancel the al Amigos de La Voz festival and 52-minute blocks at the Belmonte trip on his behalf. attracted more than 600 par- Middle School. The day after I arrived in San Diego ticipants Sunday at McManus “You won’t see the same teacher every I got the call. Dad may have begun All Field in Lynn. (single) day but the longer block time Saints’ Day here but he would finish The crowd surpassed last will allow more instructional time,” said it with those whose lives the holy day year’s. DeRuosi. He added that the adjustment commemorates. Dad had already beat- More than two dozen sponsor will align better with more personalized en the odds by living almost four years booths and vendors surrounded learning, which goes with the education- in my care since my mom had died un- the field as soccer games and al plan the district is shifting toward. expectedly in 2013. clinics, softball games, and musi- “We’re at the point where this meets On Friday, the first day of Breeders cal acts took place. the needs of the parties involved,” said Cup ’17 at Del Mar Thoroughbred Club, “We’re very proud and excited DeRuosi. “This schedule might not be about the community where we here 10 years from now, but it does CATHOLIC BOY, A7 live,” said Carolina Trujillo, the meet the criteria of what we’re looking editor of La Voz, a Spanish-lan- for (now).” guage newspaper published by The new middle-high school is ex- Essex Media Group. pected to be completed in 2020. Once Sponsors included: AFLAC, all students are under one roof, it’s Cafe Colombia, DCF, Eastern important to keep scheduling and poli- Bank, El Gran Jaguar Restau- cies consistent, he said. rant, Equitable Bank, KIPP “This is teacher-generated, which I Academy, Latino Support Net- think makes a difference,” he said. work, Lynn Community Televi- School Committee chairwoman sion, Lynn Economic Opportu- Jeannie Meredith said she wished the nity, Lynn Shoe Walking Tour, new schedule could be rolled out at the Lynn United, MARIAS, Met- start of the school year. ro Credit Union, Metro North “I don’t want to see the can be kicked YMCA, My Guatemala Bakery, down the road,” she said. “I really do New England Donor Services, feel like these block time changes are New York Life Insurance, North going to be the key to — or at least a Shore Community College, Re/ big component (in) — closing that aca- Max, Salem Five Bank, St. ITEM PHOTOS | OWEN O’ROURKE demic achievement gap that we keep Jeans Credit Union, St. Mary’s Top, sponsors manned tables at the sec- talking about.” High School, Union Travel, Up- ond annual Amigos de La Voz festival in side Media, and La Vida Schol- Bridget Turcotte can be reached at Lynn. Above, Debra Lee Surface, left, Ka- ars, Inversant and Hildred In- [email protected]. Follow her on Olivia Perkins-Mackey, the stitute. tie Stauropoulous, and Marcia Narvaez of horse’s groom, had Catholic Boy St. Jean’s Credit Union got into the spirit Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. looking good. LA VOZ, B8 of the event. SCHOOL, A3

INSIDE La Vida Scholars will celebrate literacy in Lynn Opinion By Bella diGrazia reception on Wednesday. “What we are trying to do as manager at St. Jean’s Credit How Michael Cohen ITEM STAFF La Vida Scholars will be the a committee, and for the whole Union in Lynn, has been on the may shake up US honored beneficiary during the spirit of the event itself, is create committee since the organiza- LYNN — The Excellence in Lit- foreign policy. A4 event, receiving a scholarship a group of financial institutions tion’s inception six years ago. eracy Leadership Awards (ELLA) raised by a group of volunteers. that come together to help non- “As a credit union, we felt this Sports will be given to Cary Schuman, of Schuman and Bessom will re- profits in Lynn doing phenom- was a great cause, being able Senior Classical captain the Lynn Journal, and Sister Lin- ceive proceeds to be given to their enal things with literacy in the to promote awareness of great would like to pick up da Bessom, who recently retired charity of choice. They were cho- city,” said Debra Lee Surface, Ex- things happening in the city and where the Rams left from Massachusetts Coalition sen for the award for their consis- ecutive Committee member for to help organizations that really off last season. B1 for the Homeless, at the sixth tent efforts in promoting literacy Celebrate Literacy Day. annual Celebrate Literacy Day’s throughout Lynn. Surface, also the marketing LITERACY, A3

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Joan M. Henri, 68 Katherine R. Giordani, 70 Jack P. Dodge Co-owner of North Shore Heating Supply

READING — Mrs. cée Kristen Colella of DERRY, N.H. — be told as the family Jack P. Dodge, of Revere, Revere. Joan M. (Atkinson) Lynn; her aunts and Katherine R. Gior- grows. Katherine was Swampscott, and Amherst, He was also a contract pi- Henri, 68, of Read- uncles James Atkin- dani, 70, of Derry, most proud of her 3 N.H., passed away peacefully lot for Revere Aviation,  ying ing, died August 24, son of Peabody, Bob N.H., peacefully Daughters and al- in his sleep on July 30, 2018. charters and checking out 2018 at home, sur- Atkinson of North- passed Wednesday ways doted over her Jack was the widower of Helen pilots in different airplanes, rounded by her loving boro, Irene and Dave August 22, 2018 in Grandchildren and Dodge, of Chelsea, and signif- formerly based in Revere. family, after a long Lee of Lynn, Dick her home surround- Great Grandchildren. icant other Florence Martin, of He  ew freight of all kinds, battle with COPD. Atkinson of Ariz., Pat ed by her family. She Katherine had a love Swampscott, and Genevieve from live lobsters to missiles, Born in Lynn to Jo- Sullivan of Calif., and was born in Pea- for music and danc- Bacon, of Revere. day and night, all over the seph “Lenny” Atkin- Jean and Bob Blake- body on October 21, ing, and together the Jack leaves many foster United States for Aero Transit, son and the late Irene Zwicker, ly of Saugus; as well as many 1947, a daughter of the late two were unstoppable on the children and grandchildren formerly in Beverly. Joanie lived in Lynn for 65 cousins, nieces, and nephews. Louis Karakaedos and Doro- dance  oor! Katherine and Al of the families of Martin and He then became Chief Pi- years before moving to Read- Carley, of N.H. and Kokernak, lot for SkyAds, another aerial She was predeceased by her thy (Perry) Karakaedos-Shar- traveled the world side by side ing for the past 3 years. She key. She had been a resident of Maryland. advertising company, formerly mother Irene Zwicker, step-fa- and could always be spotted attended Brickett Elementa- of Derry, N.H. for the past 38 He spent 30 years as a me- based in Beverly. They ceased ther Ralph Zwicker, brother in a crowd with their matching ry, Eastern Junior High, Lynn years, formerly living in Lynn. chanical troubleshooter for GE  ying on September 11, 2001 Tom Atkinson, and uncle Bob out ts! The duo had a love English (class of 1968), and and aunt Carol Malcolm. She is survived by her hus- in the Lynn and Everett plants. and never  ew again. North Shore Community Col- band, Albert Giordani of Derry; for Aruba and traveled there He was a friendly and joyful When his 50 year mark as Service information: Fu- annually with family and a lege (class of 1969), and she neral service will be held three daughters, Corinna Mid- person with always a great a professional aviator was then earned her Associates group of friends that became at 11 a.m. on Thursday, dleton and husband James story to tell. reached, Jack as awarded the Degree from Marion Court family over the years. In Aruba, August 30, 2018 at SOLI- of Derry, Sabrina Graichen Jack will be missed by all. prestigious Wright Brothers College in 1989. She was Katherine was better known He is one of the last of “The Award, for being an expert pi- MINE FUNERAL HOME, 426 and husband Gary of Derry, the co-owner of North Shore as “Jingle Bells” as she would Greatest Generation.” lot who has given much back Broadway (Rt. 129) in Lynn, Andrea Giordani and wife Heating Supply along with her Sara (Handschuh) Giordani of sing and dance while winning As a pilot he took his rst to the aviation community. husband John for many years. followed by burial in Pine big in the casino! Katherine solo  ight before WWII and Less than 1% of all pilots in Grove Cemetery. Visiting Laurel, Md.; six grandchildren, Joanie was also a former James “Brandon” Middleton was fantastic in the kitchen joined the United States Army the United States have been hours will be Wednesday member of Ipswich Country and husband Eric Nguyen, and loved making desserts for Air Force right after Pearl Har- honored with this achieve- from 4-8 p.m. Relatives Club and Gannon Golf Course. Kathryn Wessel and husband all! Katherine enjoyed bowl- bor was attacked. ment. Joanie is survived by her fa- and friends are respect- John Ross, Shanyn Katwal and ing and Friday night dinners Due to Jack’s natural me- Jack had a natural ability as ther Joseph “Lenny” Atkinson fully invited. In lieu of husband Sulabh, and Lynsie, at Derry Pizza. Katherine was chanical aptitude he was as- a pilot, but missed his calling and his partner Gert Vieira owers, donations in Joan- Julie, and Camryn Graichen; passionate about sports and signed a position as a Flight in his life as an airline captain. of Lynn; her loving husband ie’s name may be made to ve great-grandchildren, Is- her family is certain that the Engineer and Crew Chief on a However, his loss was a gain ALS Research at http:// of 48 years John Henri; her abella, Rhys, Ryder, Weston, Red Sox and Patriots could B-24 heavy bomber. He was for the aviation community give.massgeneral.org/als, children Yvonne Story and her and Bodhi; her sister, Suzanne hear her cheering them on given transitional  ight train- at large. Everywhere he went in honor of her beloved husband Thomas of Rockport, McIntosh and husband Gor- from her “parlor”! Katherine ing in the B-24 so he could in the country, Jack was an brother-in-law Mike who is and John Henri Jr. and his wife don of Lynn; three brothers, also had a passion for prank- handle the aircraft in case of ambassador for aviation. He  ghting a battle with ALS. Melissa of Reading; her 5 Robert Karakaedos and wife ing others, with each prank emergency. introduced countless people Directions and guestbook grandchildren Jordan, Caitlyn, Joanne of Lynn John Sharkey followed by her contagious He was schedule for  ight to the world of  ying, many Austin, Victoria, and Nicholas; at www.Solimine.com. training and transition to B-29 of whom went on to become and wife Linda of Lynn and laughter that brought joy to all. her siblings Daniel Atkinson of as a co-pilot. The war ended professional pilots. William Sharkey and wife Pa- Katherine’s presence, friend- Beverly, Paul Atkinson and his tricia of Malden; numerous before he would accomplish Even more important, he wife Carol of Lynn eld, and ship, and love was a gift to all! this. had a way of bringing land- nieces, nephews and cousins; Service information: Fol- Joseph Atkinson and his an- as well as dear family and Jack was based at Gunther owners living close to an air- lowing cremation, calling friends in Aruba. She was Field in Alabama until 1946, port up for an airplane ride hours will be held on Friday, predeceased by her siblings, where he trained others to and showing them the advan- Sevestos “Sam” Karakaedos, August 31st from 3 - 7 p.m. become Flight Engineers and tages of aviation, many times Helen “Elaine” Hunter, George in the Peabody Funeral Crew Chiefs. Upon leaving the turning adversaries and po- Carmine Zambella, 80 Karakaedos, Andres Karakae- Homes and Crematorium, military he took advantage of tential adversaries of aviation dos, Anastasia Voyiagis, Agnes 15 Birch St., Derry. A me- the GI Bill to further his  ight into friends. Marquis, and Andrew Kara- morial will follow at 7 p.m. training and obtain Commer- He was always quick with in the funeral home. In lieu cial and Multi-Engine ratings. a joke and always had a kind PEABODY — Mr. of Italy, Antonietta kaedos. Katherine had the most of owers, memorial con- As a professional pilot his word to say about everyone. Carmine Zambella, Loffredo and her late tributions may be made to career was long and varied; No one ever saw him angry, he 80 years of Peabody, husband Sabino of beautiful, sel ess soul and is known for her generosity, com- American Cancer Society, he owned and  ew for Aero put his attitude into the power died on Thursday England, Linda and 30 Speen St., Framingham, Advertising, formerly based in of positive thinking. August 23, 2018 at Alfonso Portonova of passion, and love for others. MA 01710. To send a con- home surrounded by Italy, Pierna Zambella During her 53 years of mar- his loving family. He and her late husband riage to Al, the two soul mates dolence or for more infor- is the husband of Rafaelle of Italy, Armi- created the most beautiful mation, please visit, www. Mrs. Virginia (Guan- da Zambella and her love story that continues to peabodyfuneralhome.com. ci) Zambella. He was late husband Sabino Theodora Tinkham, 92 born in Atripalda, Provence of of Italy, the late Rosa Wagstaff Avellino, Italy, the son of the and her late husband Lenny, late Pellegrino and Angelina the late Maria Luce and her LYNN — Mrs. Theodo- and her husband (Ginolfo) Zambella. He was late husband Ciro, Rosa Cap- Thomas W. Hobbs, Jr., 69 ra (Adams) Tinkham, James of Lynn, her raised in Italy and attended pola and her late husband 1949 - 2018 92 years of Lynn died grandchildren, Dan- schools in Italy. He moved to Angelo of Arizona, Antonio and on Saturday, August iel Donahue and his the United States in 1961. Janet Guanci, Perry Guanci, LYNN — Thomas mer spouse, Barbara 18, 2018 in the Ka- partner Katie Murphy, He was employed as a Maria and Gerardo Picariel- William Hobbs, Jr., L. Hobbs of Lynn, his plan Family Hospice Christopher Donahue butcher for Henry’s Market in lo all of Lynn. He also leaves a life-long resident 3 granddaughters; House in Danvers and his wife Holly, Beverly for 21 years. He also many nieces, nephews, grand- of Lynn, passed Faith-Ann, Victoria, after a brief illness. David Donahue, Sar- worked at the Hilltop, Purity nieces and grandnephews away in his home and Lillyann Hobbs, She was the wife of ah Donahue, James Supreme and Fulchini Bak- and many godchildren. on Thursday, August all of Lynn, and his the late Carlton C Duyon, Nicole Lyons ery. While in Italy he served in Service information: 23, 2018 at the age sister, Susan Hobbs “Carl” Tinkham. She was born and her husband Jeremy, Dan- the military. He was an active His funeral will be held of 69. Born in Lynn of Lynn. Tom was the ielle Duyon, Rebecca Duyon communicant of St. Ann’s Par- on Wednesday, August 28, in Lynn, the daughter of the on January 1, 1949, loving father of the late Michael and Ethel Adams. and Jacob Duyon and a great ish in Peabody. Mr. Zambella 2018, at 9 a.m. from the he was the son of the late Erin Hobbs who granddaughter Aliannah Rose. was undefeated in Bocce. He SOLIMINE FUNERAL HOME, She was raised in Lynn and late Thomas W. Hobbs, Sr. and passed in 2001. His brother, was a graduate of Lynn Classi- She also leaves several nieces was an avid gardener, amaz- 426 Broadway (Rte 129) Marie (Harrington) Hobbs. Steven Hobbs, also precedes and nephews. She is the sister ing baker and cook. He loved Lynn followed by a funeral cal High School. She has lived Tom was raised and educated him in death. Tom was also a in Lynn all of her life. of the late Mary Terenzi, Thom- to travel and visited family in mass in Saint Ann’s Church, in Lynn and was a graduate friend of Bill W. as Adams, and Victoria Fyfe. Italy and England. He went to Peabody at 10 a.m. Burial She worked as an assem- of Lynn English High School. Service information: Vis- bler and a clerk at the Gen- Service information: Israel, Australia, New Zealand, in Cedar Grove Cemetery, He worked for many years for iting Hours will be held in Her funeral was held on Switzerland, Holland and Peabody. Relatives and eral Electric Company in Lynn GE in Lynn as a tool crib at- the Cuffe-McGinn Funeral and also worked at Analogic. Friday, August 24, 2018, many other countries. He was friends are respectfully in- with graveside services tendant in the manufacturing Home, 157 Maple St. Lynn Her most important career beloved by his family, and his vited. Visiting hours are on division. Tom also served as on Tuesday, August 28, at Pine Grove Cemetery was as a good wife, mother many nieces, nephews and Tuesday from 4 p.m. to 8 union steward while working 2018 from 4 to 8 p.m. All in Lynn. In lieu of owers, and grandmother. She was a godchildren. He was loved p.m. The family prefers in at GE. In his younger days, other services will be held the family prefers dona- by all and always had a big lieu of owers donations Tom was an avid golfer and privately. In lieu of ow- member of the Austin Square tions be made to the Ka- beautiful smile for everyone. be made to the Jimmy Fund enjoyed playing both Gannon ers, contributions in Tom’s Baptist Church. She was an plan Family Hospice House, He was faithful to the Lord and at Dana Farber Cancer In- Golf Course as well as Kelly memory may be made to: artist and was accomplished Care Dimensions, 75 Syl- devoted to his wife and son. stitute, P.O. Box 970002, Greens Golf Course. Later on, St. Jude Children’s Re- as a painter in oils. She loved van Street Suite B 102, In addition to his wife Virgin- Boston, MA 02297-0002 or Tom was more reserved but search Hospital, P.O. Box to sing and actually recorded Danvers, Massachusetts ia, with whom he shared 58 the Leukemia and Lympho- was a big sports fan; especial- 1000 Dept. 142 Memphis, some songs earlier in her life. 01923. Arrangements are years of marriage he leaves ma Society, P.O. Box 9031 ly boxing and the all the Bos- TN 38148-0142. For direc- She loved to dance and loved by the SOLIMINE FUNERAL his son, Antonio Zambella of Pitts eld, MA 01202-9031. ton teams. Tom enjoyed sim- tions or to sign the online Ballroom dancing. She loved HOME, Lynn, Massachu- Peabody. His brothers and sis- Directions and guestbook ple things like relaxing on the guestbook, please visit: to clean and have a clean and setts. Guestbook at www. ters and brothers in law and at www.solimine.com. couch or taking in his grand- www.cuffemcginn.com. neat home. solimine.com. sisters in law, Antonio and Lin- daughter’s sporting events. She is survived by her da Zambella of Italy, Armando Tom leaves his son, Thomas daughters Linda Donahue and Pina Zambella of Italy, W. Hobbs, III of Lynn, his for- and her husband Daniel of Assunta and Rosario Nazzaro Tyngsboro, and Joan Duyon

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Andover died August October 26, 1993. on Friday August In addition to her literacy in Lynn 22, 2018 at the He is pre-deceased 24, 2018 in the Ka- husband she is sur- High Pointe Hospice by 2 brothers, Law- plan Family Hospice vived by her daugh- LITERACY the community. House in Haverhill rence Savard and House in Danvers ter and best friend From A1 The Lynn Journal re- surrounded by his Alfred Savard and a after a brief illness. Brittany Mailloux, porter even dedicates loving family. He was sister, Helen Cross- She was the wife of her father Torin, and need this support,” said some of his personal born in Lynn on Octo- lyn. He is survived by Mr. William R. Mills. the Mailloux family. Surface. time to showing off the ber 2, 1932. a sister Doris Ferretti and her She was born in Saugus the Her sisters, Stacey DeNino She personally nominat- triumphs of Lynn’s kids, Bob graduated from Ed- husband Bruno, of Sandwich; daughter of the late Anthony and Kathleen Zetes both of ed Bessom for an ELLA, according to Surface. He ward F. Searles High School in a brother Richard Savard and and Etta (Lawrence) Zetes. Lynn, Her nieces and nephew, given all her work for the follows their careers well Methuen in 1951. He served his wife Linda, of Palmer, his She was raised in Lynn and James A. Zetes, Tanya M. DeNi- Coalition’s A Bed for Ev- past college and into their in the Air Force from 1952 un- sisters in law, Carol Savard of lived in Lynn all of her life. She no, and her Goddaughter Tay- ery Child initiative. Sur- adult lives, she said. til 1960. He worked at Bolta in Salem, N.H., Kathy Sullivan was a graduate of Lynn En- lor M. Zetes, her grandnieces face said Bessom has put “Anywhere you go in Lawrence, Regalite Plastics in of Milton, Cynthia Rounds of glish High School and attend- and grandnephews, Nicholas in countless hours of work Lynn or beyond, at any Needham and retired to work- Wells, ME, and a brother in law ed North Shore Community V. DeNino, Alexis Zetes, Khiry promoting the program event, he is there covering ing in Whittier Rehab Hospital Peter White, of Lynn, and many College. Todd, Amelia Todd. Octavia and bringing in the fund- it and making sure these in Haverhill until he was 80. nieces and nephews. She was employed in the Zetes. ing, which provides beds stories are getting told,” He was an avid sports fan who Service information: health care industry and Service information: Her to children living in pov- said Surface. “He’s the worked as a manager for Con- funeral will be held on erty. loved the Red Sox, Patriots, Family and friends are in- unsung hero, everyone ex- dential Care. She was an avid Wednesday, August 29, “Bringing it back to liter- Bruins and Celtics and was vited to calling hours on pects him to be there, but sports fan, especially for the 2018, at 7 p.m. in the SO- acy, without a good night’s happy to see all 4 of them win Monday August 27, 2018 he never really gets recog- Patriots. She loved attending LIMINE FUNERAL HOME, sleep, our children can’t multiple championships in his from 4 to 7 p.m. at the nized for it.” the Lynn Youth Hockey games 426 Broadway (Rte. 129) perform in a classroom,” lifetime. Conte Funeral Home, 17 The organization’s award Bob is survived by his wife to cheer on her favorite goalie, Lynn. Visiting hours are said Surface. Third Street, North Andover, reception is Wednesday, Peggy Savard of Haverhill. He MA. A Mass of Christian Nicholas. She loved shopping on Wednesday from 4 to 8 Schuman, the second Aug. 29, on the rooftop has three sons: David and his Burial will be celebrated on and spending as much time p.m. Relatives and friends ELLA recipient, was nom- of All Care VNA, at 210 wife Beth of Derry, N.H., Gary Tuesday August 28, 2018 as she could with her daugh- are respectfully invited. Do- inated by another Cele- and his wife Susanne of Stur- at 10 a.m. in St. Michael’s ter. She loved all animals, her nations may be made to St. brate Literacy Day com- Market Street. From 5:30 bridge and Thomas and his Church, 196 Main Street, dogs Max and Remmy and her Jude’s Children’s Research mittee member. Surface p.m. to 8:30 p.m., com- wife Daniela of North Chelms- North Andover, MA. Burial Koi sh. She especially loved Hospital, 262 Danny Thom- said the board recognized plimentary hors d’oeu- ford. He has 2 step-daughters will follow in Ridgewood to be with her family. She was as Place, Memphis, Tenn. his efforts in always mak- vres, beer, and wine will Lisa Daniels wife of Robert Cemetery, North Andover, a loving and devoted sister, 38105. Directions and ing sure the successes and be served. Tickets, $30 Daniels of Merrimac and Patri- MA. For online condolenc- wife, aunt and mother. She guestbook at www.solimi- accomplishments of the for general admission, or cia Sciaudone wife of Richard es please visit www.conte- always had a positive attitude ne.com. city’s youth are highlight- $250 for group of 10, can Sciaudone of York, Maine. He funeralhomes.com In lieu and tried to see the best in ed in his articles. She de- be purchased online. has 6 grandchildren: William of owers contributions to every situation. She did what- scribed Schuman as that Savard, Sara Savard, Korian- the Jimmy Fund, Patriots ever she could to help others. quiet person in the back- Bella diGrazia can be ka Savard, Emily Daniels, An- Foundation or American She had a contagious smile ground who consistently reached at bella@item- thony Sciaudone and Andrew Cancer Society would be goes above and beyond for live.com. Sciaudone. appreciated. For her friends, it will be hard to move on Claire F. Kennedy, 92 KELLY From A1

LYNN — Claire F. nephews and their day, apart from vacations Kennedy of Lynn died children; Kathleen and things like that, for on August 24, 2018 and her husband, 35 years,” White said. “Her at the age of 92 after Donald Rouse of Os- death is a tremendous a brief illness. Claire sipee, N.H., Maureen loss, both professionally was the daughter of Casey, Eileen and and personally.” the late John T. Ken- her husband, Mel- Martin was only 53 nedy and Letitia (Mc- vin Satterwhite, and when she died Aug. 18. Ghee) Kennedy. She Charleen Kennedy, Friends and co-workers was the sister of the all of Lynn, Jack Ken- praised her dedication to late Letitia M. “Tish” Kennedy nedy and his wife, Christine, Bridgewell, but her infec- and John T. Kennedy, Jr. Claire of Centennial, CO, Chris Ken- tious enthusiasm and her was a life-long communicant nedy and his wife, Debbie of commitment to the people of Sacred Heart Church in Swampscott, Jim Kennedy and she served. West Lynn where she was his wife, Christine of Lynn, and The love affair with involved in many organiza- Dan Kennedy of Lynn. Claire GLMH/Bridgewell began tions in the parish. She was also leaves 15 great-nieces almost immediately, said a graduate of St. Mary’s Girls and nephews and 12 great- Rita McAteer, Bridgewell’s High School with the Class of great-nieces and nephews. director of development 1944. She was a long-time She will be missed by all. and marketing. employee of Continental In- Service information: An “Kelly was really hooked surance in Boston and worked hour of Visitation will be from the time she came as a Clerical Supervisor. She held in the Cuffe-McGinn here,” said McAteer, who was an avid sports fan and Funeral Home, 157 Maple called Martin one of the was a 30 year season ticket St. Lynn on Wednesday, best mentors she ever had. holder for the Boston Bru- August 29, 2018 from 9 “She even changed her ins and was present for “The to 10 a.m. followed by a major to social work, and Goal” scored by Bobby Orr. Funeral Mass in Sacred came on board full time Claire enjoyed traveling and Heart Church, 571 Boston upon graduation. We cel- visited many places and de- St. West Lynn at 10:30am. ebrated her 35th years of lighted in many years bowling Burial will follow in St. employment this year.” in the Lucky Strike bowling Mary Cemetery, Lynn. Do- Jim Cowdell, executive league. Claire also relished nations in Claire’s name director of Lynn’s Econom- in many years spent cheering may be made to: Sacred ic Development Corp., was Kelly Martin cuts the cake along with Mayor Edward Bettencourt, Jr., at on her nieces and nephews Heart School Development the COO at GLMH when Bridgewell’s celebration of the relocation of its headquarters to Peabody. as they played their youth and Fund, 581 Boston St. Lynn, he first met Martin. high school sports. MA 01905. “She was one of my very dously.” you talked to her, you al- found time to live a full Claire leaves her sister- best friends,” he said. “She “When you work some- ways felt better.” life outside the office too. in-law, Josephine Kennedy was a tremendous success place for 35 years, you’re “She was a very warm “She loved to travel, and story. She started out in an of Lynn and was the devot- on the forefront of a lot of person,” McAteer said. “I do things with her family,” entry-level position, and ed aunt to her 8 nieces and things,” said White. “Kelly was always struck by the White said. “She loved mu- worked every job there. warmth in which she dealt helped homeless people, sic, and concerts.” When I left, she replaced with people in our services me. Then, she became the helped to find affordable White added that Mar- housing. She didn’t have a who had developmental CEO. disabilities. She connected tin would have definitely Christine A. Carter, 51 “She was one of the best quality assurance depart- been at Gillette Stadium ment, and she helped cre- with them on a one-on-one people I ever met,” said basis so well.” this past weekend to see 1966 - 2018 ate one here. She helped Cowdell. “And she was “Kelly had that magne- Country Fest and Kenny develop our autism pro- HAMPTON, N.H. Jordyn and Alyssa loyal. When I say that, I tism,” said White. “One of Chesney. gram. She was on the fore- – Christine A. Car- D. Carter; siblings, mean loyal to her fami- her endearing qualities is “She loved him, loved to front of so many innova- ter, 51, of Hampton, Jodi Savoia and her ly, husband (Sean), her that she was loved by so see the country, loved to daughters (Alissa, Kayla tive programs.” former longtime resi- husband Carl, Jon- many people. They were entertain, loved gardening dent of Lynn died un- and Paige Johnson), her But with all her profes- ny Carlson and his drawn to her. She had a … it’s safe to say that ev- expectedly of a heart professional career, and sional accomplishments, it beautiful smile, and she wife Vicki and Mat- erything she did, she did attack on Tuesday, our clients. She was 1,000 was her personality that had style and grace. thew Carlson; grand- with gusto.” August 21, 2018. mother Rose Marie percent dedicated to the shone through all of it. “She was mission-driv- She was born in folks who were less fortu- “She loved to laugh, and en too. She made this her Haskell and many nate.” Steve Krause can be Boston on December aunts, uncles, nieces, neph- had a beautiful laugh,” life’s work. She lived it Both McAteer and White Cowdell said. “She was the reached at skrause@item- 11, 1966 a daughter of John ews and cousins. and breathed it.” V. Carlson and the late Donna say Martin was instru- type of person who, after Yet Martin certainly live.com. Service information: A M. (Haskell) Carlson. mental in the rapid expan- Raised in Lynn, she grad- private celebration of life sion of Bridgewell from a uated from Lynn Vocational will be held at a later date. small business to a $72 High School with the Class of In lieu of owers memorial million social services or- GRECIAN FESTIVAL 2018 1985. donations may be made to ganization. Christine enjoyed the beach the New Hampshire SPCA, “Bridgewell was one of and the sun, but her great joy PO Box 196, Stratham, N.H. the first agencies to de- St. George Church was spending time with family, 03885. Assistance with ar- velop day programs and especially her children. rangements was by Direct services at home for peo- Family members include Cremation of the Seacoast. ple with autism,” McAteer said. “That’s something Labor Day Weekend her husband, Mark R. Carter; An online guestbook is August 31 - September 2 children, Douglas J. Dillon II, available at www.DirectCre- Kelly led through the last 781-593-6162 Jordan R. 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The president knows simply become more dis- [email protected] tracted. By all accounts, John McCain was a politician in the way that I of psychological escape that his diehard support David McBournie viewed politicians when I first became old enough to from his worsening polit- among a solid bloc of Re- he finds it difficult to focus Sales Representative, ext. 1280 vote, which was in 1972 when I — a newly-minted ical predicament, and as publican voters is what on foreign policy issues [email protected] 19-year-old college liberal firebrand — cast my votes a bid to persuade voters keeps GOP members of — thus his preference for Ralph Mitchell proudly for George McGovern and Edward Brooke. and Congress that he re- Congress behind him and memos running one page Sales Representative, ext. 1313 I knew the difference between Democrat and Re- mained geopolitically in- the threat of impeachment or less on even the most [email protected] publican, liberal and conservative. I just didn’t care. dispensable. at bay. So he will probably complex diplomatic situ- Patricia Whalen I voted for the person I liked better, and about all I A decade later, Ronald look for ways of energizing ations. As the president’s Sales Representative, ext. 1310 knew was that I didn’t like Richard Nixon, ever. Not Reagan’s political advis- that base via foreign policy. political survival consumes [email protected] more of his time and at- in 1960. Not in 1962. Not in 1968. And not when I ers — although less so the That could mean impos- BUSINESS OFFICE finally had a chance to vote against him. I couldn’t president himself — simi- ing more tariffs on key tention, foreign policy will Susan J. Conti wait to go down to the Callahan School and put a larly used the president’s trading partners, whether probably consume less. That might not be so Controller, ext. 1288 great, big X next to McGovern’s name. path-breaking diplomacy rivals like China or allies [email protected] McCain was kind of a throwback to that era. The with the Soviet Union to like Japan, South Korea bad. Reports indicate that Trump’s national securi- Ted Grant landscape was dotted with Republicans and Demo- draw attention away from and the Europeans. It Publisher, ext. 1234 crats who — like today — argued about everything. the Iran-Contra scandal. could also mean doubling ty team functions better [email protected] But the difference between now and then is enormous. And in August 1998, Bill down on a hardline im- when the president is not engaged, particularly on Marian Kinney Despite their differences, the parties could close ranks Clinton was accused —un- migration policy, even if ext. 1212 and pass meaningful legislation. This could be be- fairly — of launching cruise it means shutting down issues, such as NATO, [email protected] where Trump’s preferenc- cause more of them, back in the ‘60s and ‘70s, had mil- missile strikes on suspected the government to secure Will Kraft itary backgrounds and, thus, a better understanding al-Qaeda targets as a way funding for Trump’s be- es run counter to those of Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 of how and why the mission comes before anything of distracting the public loved border wall. Some his advisers. A disengaged [email protected] president could lead to a else. But whatever the reasons, congressmen from from the Monica Lewinsky of these moves — such Jennifer Perez that era forced Nixon to resign from the presidency affair. In the subsequent as more tariffs — would form of benign neglect. ext. 1205 before his certain impeachment because of Watergate; months, a fear of appear- annoy rather than invigo- Or maybe not. Even a dis- [email protected] tracted president can have and Washington got a Civil Rights bill passed despite ing to “wag the dog” may rate many GOP members Mike Shanahan fierce opposition. Senators seemed to understand that actually have inhibited of Congress. Yet Trump is disruptive effects when he Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 it was OK to compromise, and OK to strike deals. Clinton from more aggres- likely to calculate that so does take an interest in [email protected] In McCain, we had a man of uncommon courage. sively prosecuting the fight long as his base supports foreign policy. Moreover, Carolina Trujillo He was a hero for withstanding the torture of the against Obama bin Laden. him, congressional Repub- the American system of Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 foreign policy is simply not [email protected] “Hanoi Hilton” during the Vietnam War, and he no For Donald Trump, scan- licans will not revolt. designed to function well doubt had the cachet among his colleagues — even dal at home seems espe- Third, if we’ve learned Jim Wilson absent sustained lead- Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 early in his tenure in the House and Senate — to cially likely to influence anything about Trump, ership by the command- [email protected] stake out positions that were often at odds with the U.S. conduct abroad. His we should expect his for- er-in-chief. Whether the Republican leadership. This tendency earned him political and legal troubles eign policy to become even CIRCULATION issue is combating Rus- the reputation of being a “maverick.” are growing by the day, more erratic. This could be Lisa Mahmoud sian information warfare I’m not going to lie. I agreed with very little of Mc- as the list of advisers and a matter of design: he is Manager, ext. 1239 and election meddling or [email protected] Cain’s agenda. Whether he was a maverick is cer- associates convicted of fel- a master of changing the squaring up to a growing tainly fodder for debate, but he didn’t seem like much onies grows, as new infor- subject. Just weeks ago, he CLASSIFIED geopolitical and geo-eco- of one to me. An overwhelming number of times, if mation about Trump’s own responded to a bad news Abbe Young Smith nomic challenge from Chi- I was on one side of an issue, he was on the other. alleged misconduct emerg- cycle by taking to Twit- Manager, ext. 1276 na or some crisis as yet There were exceptions. He seemed to understand es, and as evidence regard- ter and first threatening [email protected] foreseen, the departments much better than his fellow Grand Old Partiers the ing shady and potentially Iranian leaders — in all and agencies of the U.S. NEWSROOM inherent corrosiveness of too much money in politics, illegal ties between Russia caps — and then offering national security estab- and thanks to him, the McCain-Feingold campaign and the people surround- to meet with them. Mike Alongi lishment need constructive Sports Reporter ext. 1228 reform bill was passed. Of course, one could argue — To Iranian President ing Trump mounts. presidential direction if [email protected] and did — that this came after he got caught up in Admittedly, prediction Rouhani: NEVER, EVER they are to act effectively Bill Brotherton the Keating Five scandal. THREATEN THE UNIT- is often a fool’s errand in and cohesively. Unfortu- Features Editor ext. 1338 But by and large, he was a conservative and I was ED STATES AGAIN OR dealing with a president nately, the prospect of an [email protected] not. He was definitely a hawk on foreign policy and whose policies can shift YOU WILL SUFFER I can recall several times reading stories about him embattled Trump provid- Gayla Cawley as quickly as his moods. CONSEQUENCES THE Reporter, ext. 1236 advocating the use of force, much to my chagrin. I did ing that direction seems Yet given what we know LIKES OF WHICH FEW ever more remote. [email protected] not support him for president in 2008. I do not agree, about Trump, there are at THROUGHOUT HISTO- however, that his selection of Sarah Palin as his run- Cheryl Charles least four plausible ways RY HAVE EVER SUF- Hal Brands is a News Editor, ext. 1278 ning mate cost him the election. The stock market [email protected] in which U.S. policy could FERED BEFORE. WE Bloomberg Opinion col- crash and resulting economic panic did that. well be affected. ARE NO LONGER A umnist. He is the Henry Bella diGrazia Now you’d think after reading all this that I wasn’t First, and probably most COUNTRY THAT WILL Reporter, ext. 1317 a fan of John McCain. But I was. I admired him. I ad- salubrious, Trump will STAND FOR YOUR DE- Kissinger Distinguished [email protected] mired the fact that he told a woman during that 2008 continue to be handcuffed MENTED WORDS OF VI- Professor at Johns Hop- Thomas Grillo campaign who started ranting that Barack Obama on the most perplexing OLENCE & DEATH. BE kins University’s School Reporter, ext. 1264 was a Muslim that the Democratic nominee was a issue of his foreign policy: CAUTIOUS! of Advanced Internation- [email protected] decent family man whose opinions differed from his Russia. Already, during — Donald J. Trump (@ al Studies and a senior Spenser Hasak on many fundamental issues. But that was all. Photographer, ext. 1332 the first 20 months of his realDonaldTrump) July fellow at the Center for I admired McCain for going squarely against his presidency, the cloud of 23, 2018 [email protected] Strategic and Budgetary own party, and its neo-con perspective on war (espe- suspicion hanging over It could also be a mat- Thor Jourgensen cially since few of them ever fought in one), by com- ter of nature. Trump has Assessments. His newest Editorial Director, ext. 1267 Trump’s relationship with [email protected] ing out strongly against torture. Russia has made it politi- a well-earned reputation book is “American Grand I admired McCain for standing up to Donald Trump cally impossible for him to for capricious comments Strategy in the Age of Daniel Kane and ruining his plan to gut the Affordable Care Act Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 seal the partnership with and actions — threaten- Trump.” (popularly known as Obamacare). [email protected] Now, if you’re cynical, you can say “well he knew he Steve Krause was dying; what did he care?” I’d answer by saying Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 that most people in that situation would just want to [email protected] be allowed to live out their days without being in the Owen O’Rourke middle of a maelstrom. McCain had a different, and in Photographer, ext. 1224 my opinion more noble, idea of what his mission was. [email protected] When Ronald Reagan was president, he found that Emma LeBlanc Pérez — almost impossibly — he felt a kinship with House Copy Editor [email protected] Speaker Tip O’Neill. Oh, they fought, and groused about each other on legislative matters, but they had Harold Rivera Sports Editor, ext. 1238 an expression, and it was “it’s 5 o’clock, Mr. President.” [email protected] They knew at the end of the day that they were still Americans, and despite their philosophical differenc- Roberto Scalese Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 es, each wanted the same thing: peace and prosperity. [email protected] McCain was the same way. He could kick up a fuss Mark Sutherland with Ted Kennedy during the afternoon, and go out Creative Director to dinner with him at night. [email protected] We’ve lost that in the rancor of today’s uber-party Anne Marie Tobin politics, and John McCain’s death, I’m afraid, brings Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 us further away from those days when our leaders [email protected] understood their responsibilities to us. Bridget Turcotte McCain was a great man, a great leader, and a great Reporter, ext. 1269 American. And this country will miss him dearly. [email protected] 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] MONDAY, AUGUST 27, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION For McCain, a cross-country farewell from public, presidents McCAIN From A1 officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity to describe private discus- sions. A day after McCain died of brain cancer at 81, his family, friends and con- gressional and state lead- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ers were working out de- tails of the farewell to the Cardinal Theodore McCarrick speaks during a decorated Vietnam War memorial service in South Bend, Ind. hero, prisoner of war and six-term senator. His office said that Mc- Letter claims Vatican Cain will lie in state in the Arizona State Capitol knew about disgraced on Wednesday. A funeral will be conducted at North archbishop’s behavior Phoenix Baptist Church on Thursday with former PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS By Nicole Winfield Wednesday. Vice President Joe Biden Flags flying a half-staff in honor of Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., frame the ASSOCIATED PRESS “He was very emotional speaking. U.S. Capital at daybreak in Washington, Sunday. and upset at the end the The procession will then DUBLIN — The Vat- effort,” Tosatti told AP, head to Washington, where thedral. A private funeral is thanks to McCain for his dral. ican’s retired ambassa- adding that Vigano left McCain will lie in state in planned for Sunday at the service to the country. “These were bitter con- dor to the United States Tosatti’s home afterward the Capitol Rotunda on Fri- U.S. Naval Academy in An- Presidents George W. tests, both of them,” said accused senior Vatican day with a formal ceremony without saying where he napolis, Md. Bush and Barack Obama, Sen. Jeff Flake, R-Ariz., officials of knowing as and time for the public to who blocked McCain’s was going. Trump tweeted that his and “to ask them to speak early as 2000 that the dis- In the letter, Vigano ac- pay respects. The next day, own White House ambi- “deepest sympathies and at your funeral, and for graced former archbishop cused the former Vatican the procession will pass the tions, are among those of Washington, Theodore secretaries of state under Vietnam Veterans Memori- respect” went out to Mc- expected to speak at Mc- them to be honored at the McCarrick, regularly in- the previous two popes of al and head to a funeral at Cain’s family. First lady Cain’s funeral at Wash- opportunity, that tells you vited seminarians into his ignoring detailed denunci- Washington National Ca- Melania Trump tweeted ington National Cathe- all you need to know.” bed but was made a cardi- ations against McCarrick nal regardless. for years. He said Pope The letter, an extraordi- Benedict XVI eventually nary allegation from a one- sanctioned McCarrick in Democrats OK limiting party time Holy See diplomat, 2009 or 2010 to a lifetime also accuses Pope Francis of penance and prayer. of knowing about McCa- Francis accepted McCar- leaders’ role in picking nominee rrick’s behavior in 2013 rick’s resignation as cardi- but rehabilitating him — a nal last month, after a U.S. get to vote on any subse- claim of cover-up against By Bill Barrow church investigation deter- and Sara Burnett quent rounds of voting, the pontiff himself. mined that an accusation ASSOCIATED PRESS though the Democratic The National Catho- he had sexually abused a nomination has been set- lic Register and another CHICAGO — After two minor was credible. tled on the first ballot of conservative site, Life- years of sometimes ugly Since then, another man every convention since the SiteNews, published the public fighting, Democrat- has come forward to say 1970s, when the modern letter attributed to Arch- ic Party leaders on Sat- McCarrick began molest- system of primaries and bishop Carlo Maria Viga- urday voted to limit their ing him starting when he caucuses was established. no on Sunday as the pope was 11, and several former own high-profile roles The change was approved wrapped up a two-day seminarians have said in choosing presidential by acclamation. The key visit to Ireland dominated McCarrick abused and nominees, giving even procedural vote before that by the clerical sex abuse harassed them when they more weight to the out- showed the overhaul had scandal. were in seminary. The ac- come of state primaries 329.5 “yes” votes to 106.5 Vigano, 77, a conser- cusations have created a and caucuses. vative whose hard-line crisis of confidence in the The debate over the in- votes in opposition. anti-gay views are well fluence of party insiders The approval drew a U.S. hierarchy, because it PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS known, urged the reform- was apparently an open known as superdelegates standing ovation from ist pope to resign over the secret that McCarrick reg- was evidence of the fall- Chairman of the Democratic National Commit- progressive activists, issue and what he called ularly invited seminarians out from the 2016 fight tee Tom Perez pauses after a session during the many of them among the the “conspiracy of silence” to his New Jersey beach between eventual nomi- DNC’s summer meeting, Friday, in Chicago. Sanders supporters who about McCarrick. He and house, and into his bed. nee Hillary Clinton and had cited superdelegates the pope have long been Coupled with the dev- Vermont Sen. Bernie man, Tom Perez. It comes Democratic Party.” as the personification of on opposite ideological astating allegations of Sanders. His supporters with the November elec- Under the new rules for establishment favoritism sides, with the pope more sex abuse and cover-up accused the national par- tion nearing, when GOP 2020, superdelegates still toward Clinton. a pastor and Vigano more in a recent Pennsylvania ty of tipping the scales in control of Congress is at will be automatic dele- “This is a great day a cultural warrior. grand jury report — which Clinton’s favor. stake, and a potentially gates to the party’s con- for America and for the The Vatican did not im- found that 300 priests had The change, which af- bruising nominating battle vention. But they will not party,” said Jeff Weaver, mediately comment. The abused more than 1,000 fects the hundreds of shaping up for 2020, when have a vote on the first Sanders’ 2016 campaign document’s authentici- children over 70 years in Democratic National Com- President Donald Trump presidential ballot if the manager. “When you have ty was confirmed to The six dioceses — the scandal mittee members, elected is up for re-election. convention remains con- a system subject to gam- Associated Press by an has led to calls for heads officials and party elders “We should never ever tested, which is a distinct ing, there is incentive to Italian journalist, Mar- to roll and for a full Vat- who attend presidential confuse unity and una- possibility given the num- game it. To the extent the co Tosatti, who said he ican investigation into conventions as automatic nimity,” Perez said after ber of Democrats consider- system can’t be gamed, was with Vigano when who knew what and when delegates, was seen as a the vote. “Today, demon- ing running. you have more credibility the archbishop wrote it about McCarrick. victory for the party chair- strated the values of the Superdelegates would with voters.” Weight-loss drug Belviq seems safe for the heart, study finds By Marilynn Marchione ASSOCIATED PRESS For the first time, a drug has been shown to help people lose weight and keep it off for sever- al years without raising A study their risk for heart prob- found that lems — a safety milestone Belviq can that may encourage wider help people PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS use to help curb the obesi- lose weight Evacuees wade down a flooded section of Interstate 610 in Houston. ty epidemic. and keep The drug, Belviq, has it off for been sold in the United several years Houston-area voters back flood States since 2013 and is without the first of several new raising their weight-loss medicines to risk for heart control bond overwhelmingly succeed in a long-term problems. heart safety study now re- By Juan A. Lozano projects that may include to the flooding of more quired by federal regula- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS buyouts of homes in flood- than 150,000 homes and tors to stay on the market. ASSOCIATED PRESS prone areas, the expan- 300,000 vehicles. “Patients and their doc- HOUSTON — Voters in sion of local bayous and The bond referendum tors have been nervous had hoped it would. The by the New England Jour- Houston and its surround- about using drugs to treat the construction of addi- would help pay for proj- weight loss it produced nal of Medicine. Belviq’s ing county marked the obesity and for good rea- tional stormwater deten- ects to be chosen from a was fairly modest — after maker, Eisai Inc., spon- anniversary of Hurricane son. There’s a history of tion basins. list of more than 230 pro- 40 months, Belviq users sored the study and many Harvey coming ashore by these drugs having serious had shed 9 pounds (4 kilo- Harvey, which made posals. Officials said the of the researchers consult approving the issuance landfall as a powerful complications,” said study grams), twice as much as bond money would help or work for the company. of $2.5 billion in bonds to Category 4 storm on Aug. leader Dr. Erin Bohula those on dummy pills. supplement federal funds Several popular diet fund flood-control projects 25, 2017, killed 68 people of Brigham and Women’s It may be that weight medicines were previously that might mitigate the and caused an estimated earmarked for flood miti- Hospital in Boston. loss alone is not enough to damage caused by future $125 billion in damage in gation after Harvey. With this study, Belviq lower heart risks, or that withdrawn from sale after storms. Texas. Thirty-six of the Passage of the measure has been convincingly there needs to be more to they were found to raise With nearly all precincts deaths were in the low-ly- means taxpayers in Har- shown safe for the heart, do that, some doctors said. the risk for heart valve reporting Saturday night, ing Houston area, where ris County, which includes she said. Results were discussed damage, suicidal thoughts about 85 percent of vot- days of torrential rainfall Houston, would see an aver- Although Belviq did not Sunday at a European So- or other problems, prompt- ers approved the referen- and decades of unchecked age increase of $5 per year raise heart risks, it didn’t ciety of Cardiology meeting ing the new requirement dum. The bonds will fund development contributed in their property taxes. lower them either, as many in Munich and published for heart safety studies. A6 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, AUGUST 27, 2018 POLICE/FIRE

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Corrections or clar- at 9:55 a.m. Friday; at Ocean 2:44 a.m. Saturday; at 18 Sa- Avenue and Atlantic Avenue at ifications will not be made without chem St. at 2:51 a.m. Saturday; 10:47 p.m. Friday. express notice of change from the at Broad Street and Lewis Street arresting police department. at 3:06 a.m. Saturday; at 819 Complaints Western Ave. at 4:19 a.m. Sat- LYNN urday; at 45 Tranfaglia Ave. at A report of a disturbance 7:43 a.m. Saturday; at 9 Breed at West Shore Drive at 11:50 Arrests St. at 8:43 a.m. Saturday; at 9 p.m. on Friday; at Pleasant Breed St. at 9:28 a.m. Saturday; Street at 1:05 a.m. Saturday. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Christian DeLeon-Lopez, at 178 Chestnut St. at 10:01 A report of women collect- Jacksonville Sheriff Mike Williams addresses the media Sunday across 27, of 17 Pinkham Pl., Lynn, a.m. Saturday; at Lloyd Street ing mushrooms at Humphrey the street from the scene of a multiple shooting at The Jacksonville was arrested on a courtesy and Washington Street at 4:18 Street at 9:57 a.m. Saturday. Landing during a video game tournament. booking at 7:04 p.m. Sun- p.m. Saturday; at Willow Street Caller reported two women day. and Liberty Street at 5:14 p.m. parked at the post office for- Maria Depina, of 100 Wil- Saturday; at 501 Washington aging for mushrooms and Sheriff: Gunman kills 2, then low St., Lynn, was arrested on St. at 5:28 p.m. Saturday; at 17 was concerned that a science warrant charges for shoplifting Curwin Cir. at 7:29 p.m. Satur- teacher might be expect- and larceny at 10 p.m. Satur- day; at 106 Park Ave. at 7:59 ing them there when school himself at video game tourney day. p.m. Saturday; at 66 Rockaway starts. Irvine McConney, of 21 By Russ Bynum and video game tournament, Taylor Poindexter, an as- St. at 9:16 p.m. Saturday; at Brendan Farrington authorities said. The piring gamer, said she had Beacon Hill Ave., Lynn, was 125 Jackson St. at 9:23 p.m. PEABODY ASSOCIATED PRESS games maker, EA Sports, hoped to gain some expe- arrested on a warrant charge Saturday; at 854 Western Ave. lists a David Katz as a rience at the tournament. for unlicensed operation of at 9:24 p.m. Saturday. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. 2017 championship win- She said she never saw the Accidents — A gunman opened fire a motor vehicle at 2:34 p.m. ner. face of the man who was A report of trespassing at Sunday at an online vid- Saturday. A report of a hit-and-run The competition was shooting. But she recalled, 50 Boston St. at 4:12 a.m. eo game tournament as motor vehicle accident at Star- held in a gaming bar that "We did see him with two Pricilla Slattery, 28, of 10 Saturday; at 2 Victory Rd. it was being livestreamed shares space with a pizze- hands on a gun walking Harvard Ave., Saugus, was ar- at 9:13 a.m. Saturday; at 9 bucks at 240 Andover St. at from a Florida mall, kill- ria. Viewers could watch back just popping rounds." rested and charged with shop- Breed St. at 10:57 a.m. Sat- 8:51 a.m. Sunday; at 2 North- ing two people and then the games online and see He said the two ran to a lifting by asportation at 4:48 shore Rd. and 309 Lowell St. fatally shooting himself in urday; at 224 Washington St. the players. nearby restaurant where at 11:53 a.m. Sunday. an attack that sent sever- p.m. Sunday. at 9:27 p.m. Saturday. Investigators were look- al others to hospitals, au- workers were waving peo- ing into online video that ple in, hiding in a bath- Accidents Breaking and Entering thorities said. Breaking and Entering Jacksonville Sheriff appeared to capture the room until police arrived. scene right before the Jason Lake, the founder A report of past breaking Mike Williams said au- A report of a motor vehicle A report of past breaking shooting began, Williams and CEO of compLexity, accident at 821 Lynnway at and entering at 11 Merrill Ave. and entering at 12 Crownin- thorities believe 24-year- old David Katz of Bal- said. A red dot that ap- a company that owns pro- 3:24 a.m. Saturday; at 2 Ha- shield St. at 1:08 p.m. Sunday. at 5:35 p.m. Saturday. timore carried out the pears to be a laser pointer fessional e-sports teams, nover St. at 3:40 a.m. Saturday; attack using at least one is visible on the chest of a said on Twitter that one at 1147 Western Ave. at 7:18 Overdose Complaints handgun at the Jackson- player seconds before the of his players, 19-year-old a.m. Saturday; at 550 Western ville Landing, a collection first of about a dozen gun- Drini Gjoka, was shot in A report of an overdose at A report of a disturbance at Ave. at 11:01 a.m. Saturday; of restaurants and shops shots rings out. the thumb. Ford Street at 9:19 a.m. Satur- 50 Warren St. at 12:32 a.m. Marquis Williams, 28, at 48 State St. at 12:54 p.m. along the St. Johns Riv- Gjoka tweeted: "The day; at Lynnfield Street at 8:56 Sunday; at 28 Granite St. at and his girlfriend, Taylor tourney just got shot up. Saturday; at Pleasant and State er. Williams said the man p.m. Saturday. 1:09 a.m. Sunday; at 4 Clem- died from a self-inflicted Poindexter, 26, both from Im leavinng and never Street at 4:28 p.m. Saturday; at ent Ave. at 10:04 a.m. Sunday; gunshot, adding final con- Chicago, were ordering coming back." Then: "I am Huss Court and South Common Theft at 84 Washington St. at 8:21 firmation of the suspect's pizza at the bar when they literally so lucky. The bul- Street at 4:47 p.m. Saturday; heard the first shot. let hit my thumb. Worst p.m. Sunday; at 1 Andover St. identity was still pending Grover Street and High Rock A report of larceny at 94 "Initially we thought it day of my life." at 9:01 p.m. Sunday. as the FBI was helping Street at 5:47 p.m. Saturday; Birch St. at 9:24 a.m. Satur- the investigation in Balti- was a balloon popping, On Sunday evening, an at Chestnut Street at 8:19 p.m. day; at 810 Lynnway at 6:01 more. but there weren't any bal- FBI official in Baltimore Theft loons in the room," said confirmed that its agents Saturday. p.m. Saturday. Nine other people were Williams, who had taken were searching the family A report of shoplifting at A report of larceny at Dunkin wounded by gunfire and all were in stable condi- part in the tournament home of the man authori- Shaws at 43 State St. at 3:28 Assault Donuts at 117 Newbury St. at tion Sunday evening after earlier. "Then we heard re- ties said they believe was p.m. Saturday. 12:27 p.m. Sunday. A report of assault and bat- going to hospitals, Wil- peat shots and we took off behind the attack. An FBI liams said. He added that running." Williams added: spokesman, Dave Fitz, tery at 120 Liberty St. at 1:31 MARBLEHEAD Vandalism two others were hurt as "The first shot everybody said agents had gone to a.m. Saturday; at 162 Western people sought to flee the just turned and looked. Af- the house of the man's fa- Ave. at 1:48 a.m. Saturday; at Arrest A report of vandalism at Pea- gunfire in the panic and ter the second, third and ther in Baltimore. He de- West Green St. at 9:06 a.m. body Library at 82 Main St. at chaos that ensued. fourth shots, everybody clined to release specifics, Saturday; at 238 Washington Erik Andrew Sandgren, 39, 6:54 p.m. Sunday. Katz was in Jacksonville took off and ran for the citing the ongoing investi- for the "Madden NFL 19" exits." gation.

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Performer at after-hours police officers is set to ment of Public Health tact authorities. Patrick Landis, remains performances with the party shot and killed in appear in court. also shows cocaine is now hospitalized. orchestra.” Malik Koval is charged more likely than heroin Man found with 3 The brothers’ uncle, Holyoke with shooting officers to show up in toxicology dead bodies at home Donald Conway, told Trooper who police say failed Ryan Moore and Donald tests. reporters that the men HOLYOKE (AP) — A to disclose drug past resigns DeMiranda in July. Both Officials point to those faces arraignment were scattering the ashes man has been shot and of them survived. Author- developments as evidence of their father. killed in downtown Holy- SPRINGFIELD (AP) — BOSTON (AP) — State ities say police returned of the changing nature The Boston Globe oke. The man charged with Police say a trooper has fire, hitting Koval several of the deadly epidemic. reports Scott Landis was Police said the man was killing three women resigned after an investi- times. The agency has issued an a Black Hawk helicopter shot outside of a party whose bodies were found gation found she failed to The Cape Cod Times advisory to medical pro- pilot with the Army Na- in a vacant commercial at his home is facing disclose her past involve- reports that a danger- viders warning them of an tional Guard. ment in drug dealing and building on Maple Street increase in fentanyl-laced arraignment. An aerial photo of the ousness hearing for Stewart Weldon is her own drug use. at about 1:30 Sunday Koval has been set for cocaine. scene showed the small morning. scheduled to be arraigned Police Spokesman Dave Wednesday in the Fal- On a more positive yellow plane with its front Procopio said Friday that The Boston Globe re- note, the report says the Monday in Hampden severely damaged in a mouth District Court. The Superior Court on 52 Leigha Genduso was ported that the man had newspaper reports that overall number of over- body of water. just finished performing charges, including three issued a dishonorable the hearing was initially dose deaths continues to The district attorney’s discharge. at the after-hours party, decline and opioid pre- counts of murder and 11 office said a man walking scheduled for Aug. 23 but counts of rape. Genduso tells The when he was shot once was postponed because a scriptions have dropped his dog found the partial- in the upper chest. Police Prosecutors say the 52 Boston Globe that she will new attorney was ap- 30 percent since the 2016 ly submerged plane and appeal. She told the news- described the victim as a launch of a prescription charges involve not just called 911. pointed to his case. the three women found in paper she decided to “walk young man and a rapper Koval pleaded not guilty monitoring program. with roots in the city. the Springfield home, but Renowned organist accused away with some dignity when he was arraigned in 11 alleged victims. rather than keep battling.” Investigators said that a Boston hospital in July. Police seeking car that after being shot, the man The bodies were found of sexual misconduct, Procopio says an inter- He’s charged with assault hit motorcycle and at Weldon’s Springfield nal affairs investigation ran up to the second floor and battery on a police resigns of the building where the fled, injuring 2 home in May after the found Genduso didn’t dis- officer and assault and WORCESTER (AP) — A event was happening. He 40-year-old Weldon was close her involvement in battery with a dangerous WINDSOR (AP) — renowned organist has collapsed in the crown pulled over and a woman a drug dealing operation weapon, among other Authorities are urging been accused of sexual and was later declared in his car said she had and made “demonstrably offenses. anyone with information misconduct and resigned dead. been held against her false statements regard- about a hit-and-run crash his posts at colleges in The two story building will, beaten and sexually ing her past involvement State: Fentanyl continuing to that injured two people Massachusetts and Ohio. has vacant store fronts on assaulted. in criminal activities.” riding a motorcycle to The Boston Globe the first floor and most- drive opioid epidemic They were identified as Before she joined state come forward. 47-year-old Ernestine Ry- reports that a group of police, Genduso testi- ly empty offices on the BOSTON (AP) — State State police say a former students at the second. ans, 34-year-old America fied in court against her public health officials say 55-year-old man was driv- Lyden and 27-year-old College of Holy Cross in former boyfriend and No arrests had been fentanyl has been detect- ing a motorcycle on Route Worcester allege that made. Kayla Escalante. admitted to helping him ed in 90 percent of the 9 in Windsor Saturday Weldon’s attorney, Brian James David Christie sex- run a marijuana traffick- afternoon when a car that ually abused them while Dangerousness hearing toxicology tests conducted Murphy, said Weldon is ing operation. on people who died from was traveling the opposite “looking forward to de- they were at the school. set for man accused opioid-related overdoses in direction turned left in fending himself” in court. Holy Cross says Christie of shooting cops Massachusetts this year. front of it. has stepped down from Lynn Drug Task Force That figure is higher Police say the motorcy- Plane carrying brothers his post as distinguished FALMOUTH (AP) — A than it’s ever been, and cle crashed into the car, artist-in-residence. 21-year-old man accused the latest report on opioid which immediately fled scattering ashes Christie has also Hotline of shooting two Falmouth deaths from the Depart- the scene. crashes; 1 dead resigned from Oberlin Police say the motorcy- College and Conservatory, 781-477-4444 cle driver and his 57-year- HANSON (AP) — A where he was a professor. CALL 24 HOURS A DAY Patrick A. Lee Attorney at Law old female passenger 34-year-old man who was Christie didn’t respond were taken to the hos- on a trip with his brother to multiple telephone or text the word Immigration • Divorce • Wills • Child Support pital. They say the man to scatter their father’s calls or emails from the Landlord Tennant • Civil Litigation suffered serious injuries ashes when their plane Globe seeking comment. tiplynn and and the woman received crashed has died. Christie also played your tip to minor injuries. The Plymouth District with the Boston Sympho- Police say they’re Attorney’s Office said ny Orchestra for years. “tip411” (847411) searching for a blue, Sub- Saturday that Scott The orchestra said it aru SUV with damage to Landis died from injuries had been unaware of All reports of neighborhood 100 Cummings Center 978-969-3786 the passenger side. he sustained in the crash the allegations against activity will be investigated. Suite 32H, Beverly, MA [email protected] They’re urging anyone on Friday. Officials say him and has “no plans Callers may remain anonymous. with information to con- his brother, 29-year-old to engage him for future Para Espanol Favor de Llamal al Numero 781-513-3531 Spanish menu available MONDAY, AUGUST 27, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT Neil Simon, the Broadway Catholic Boy comedy master, dead at 91 races toward By Mark Kennedy tion, and even the world’s ASSOCIATED PRESS problems.” redemption Matthew Broderick, who NEW YORK — Play- in 1983 made his Broad- wright Neil Simon, a way debut in Simon’s CATHOLIC BOY in Barn No. 9. master of comedy whose “Brighton Beach Mem- From A1 It took about 10 minutes laugh-filled hits such as oirs” and his movie debut to find the barn, but when “The Odd Couple,” ‘’Bare- in Simon’s “Max Dugan I remembered Dad’s we did, there he was, get- foot in the Park” and his Returns,” added: “I owe instructions. I looked ting his morning bath. His “Brighton Beach” trilogy him a career. The theater through the program for a groom, the very pleasant dominated Broadway for has lost a brilliantly fun- horse to bet for him. When Olivia Perkins-Mackey, decades, has died. He was ny, unthinkably wonderful I got to the eighth race, it then allowed him to graze 91. writer. And even after all became obvious: Catholic outside the barn. “He loves Simon died early Sun- this time, I feel I have lost Boy in the Breeders’ Cup grass,” she said, and when day of complications from a mentor, a father figure, Juvenile Turf. you win a $1.25 million pneumonia at New York a deep influence in my life The horse ran a good race, you can eat as much Presbyterian Hospital in and work.” fourth that day and I grass as you want. Manhattan, said Bill Ev- For seven months in made a mental note to fol- Thomas was very gra- ans, a longtime friend and 1967, he had four produc- low him. He actually won cious and generous with spokesman for Shubert tions running at the same three of his next five races his time. I suspect it Organization theaters. time on Broadway: “Bare- and through a combina- wouldn’t be quite so easy In the second half of the tion of stupidity and der- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS foot in the Park,” “The Odd to get a 1-on-1 with the 20th century, Simon was Couple,” “Sweet Charity,” eliction of duty, I did not winning coach 14 hours the American theater’s Neil Simon whose laugh-filled hits such as “The and “The Star-Spangled have one penny on him. I after the Super Bowl – es- most successful and prolif- Odd Couple,” “Barefoot in the Park” and his Girl.” did, however, bet him the pecially if the game were ic playwright, often chron- “Brighton Beach” trilogy dominated Broadway Even before he launched two times he lost. Sinful. won by your N.E. Patriots icling middle class issues for decades, died on Sunday. his theater career, he The Travers presented – but horse racing people and fears. Starting with made history as one of the an opportunity for re- are typically humble, gen- “Come Blow Your Horn” in credits is staggering. Harvey Fierstein, who famed stable of writers demption. When Catholic uine souls. 1961 and continuing into The theater world quick- tweeted that Simon “could for comedian Sid Caesar Boy overtook Mendels- Thomas explained that the next century, he rarely ly mourned his death , in- write a joke that would that also included Woody sohn just inside the quar- the horse’s name can be stopped working on a new cluding Tony Award-win- make you laugh, define Allen, Mel Brooks and ter pole and drew away, traced to owner Robert none of the other 49,417 play or musical. His list of ning actor and playwright the character, the situa- Carl Reiner. LaPenta’s Catholic heri- people at Saratoga was tage – he’s an Iona grad – yelling more loudly. It was and the horse’s dam, Song exciting, emotional and, of Bernadette, named for yes, profitable. ‘Black Panther’ costume designer a 1943 movie chronicling More than anything the life of Bernadette else, there was a feeling Soubirous, later canonized of sheer satisfaction that gets celebrated in retrospective as St. Bernadette. Thomas the horse had won for dad. I’ve never cried at a race- said he has heard stories By Kristen De Groot more than 50 films since track – though I’ve had similar to mine from peo- ASSOCIATED PRESS she made the switch from plenty of tough bets that ple who can especially re- designing for theater com- late to the nomenclature. PITTSBURGH — For would have warranted panies and dance troupes a teardrop or two – but I It really was a thrill more than 30 years, cos- in the early 1980s, when to see the horse up close tume designer Ruth actually had to struggle to Spike Lee hired her as hold it together Saturday and spend some quality E. Carter's creations a costume designer on time with the best three- have brought the Afri- after the horses crossed "School Daze." They've year-old still in training. can-American experience the finish line. since collaborated on more I’m looking forward to to life on the big screen, In the afterglow Satur- than a dozen movies. his next start, which will from 19th century slave day night, I decided that I She's also earned two likely be at Belmont in the ships in "Amistad" to needed to meet this Cath- Academy Award nomina- olic Boy. Sunday would be fall, then the year’s best 1980s Brooklyn in "Do the race, the Breeders’ Cup Right Thing," to the Afro- tions for best costume de- no day of rest as I set out sign, first for Lee's "Mal- with my good friend – and Classic. futuristic land of Wakanda With the barn tour com- in "Black Panther." Now, colm X" in 1993 — which equally insane horseplay- made her the first Afri- er — Dr. Jeff Morer to find plete, there was only thing she's bringing the spec- left to do: 10 a.m. at St. trum of her work to Pitts- can-American nominated the Travers winner. (My Clement’s, figuring that burgh for a new exhibit in that category — and usual traveling compan- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS there was really no excuse called "Heroes & Sheroes: for Steven Spielberg's his- ion, Lynn’s Bob “Moona” to miss Mass on this of all The Art & Influence of torical slave ship drama Ruth E. Carter gives direction as installers Mullins, would not arrive weekends. Father George Ruth E. Carter in Black "Amistad" in 1998. She work on preparing the costumes for the movie in town until later in the Blasick greeted the faith- Cinema." also was nominated for an “The Butler” at an exhibit at Pittsburgh’s Sena- day.) ful with this: The show opens Satur- Emmy for the 2016 reboot tor John Heinz History Center. We came up empty, until “I might as well get this day at the Senator John of "Roots." we found trainer Jona- out there right off the bat. Heinz History Center, The exhibit will cele- tery to people, and this is Carter was approached than Thomas’ barn at the I trust all you people who showcasing more than 40 brate her extensive career, an opportunity to learn about bringing a retro- harness track down the made money on Catholic costumes from nine mov- and showcase sketches about the costume design- spective to Pittsburgh by street. Upon inquiring, we ies, and runs through Dec. and movie clips along- er as an artist and a sto- Demeatria Boccella, whose were told “the big horse” Boy yesterday will be put- 2. side the costumes from ryteller," Carter said. "In organization FashionAF- was actually across Nel- ting extra money in the "I'd been thinking about films including "Amistad," the 35 years that I have RICANA focuses on art son Avenue on the back- collection.” doing a retrospective for ''Sparkle," ''What's Love been doing costumes, I've and fashion in the African stretch of the main track, You can bet on it, Father. some time, and I really Got to do With It," ''The found there is a narrative diaspora for shows around do love Pittsburgh, so it Butler," ''Malcolm X," ''Sel- and a voice to my creative the city. She learned about seemed like a comfortable ma," ''Do the Right Thing" process and the films that Carter from their mutual Insider Q&A: AT&T place to test the waters for and of course "Black Pan- I have done, which have friend, the late actor Bill the exhibit," Carter said in ther." lined up to tell the story of Nunn, who broke through a recent phone interview. "I think that costume de- African-Americans in this in Spike Lee movies in the entertainment exec Carter has worked on sign is somewhat of a mys- country." late 1980s. on future of video By Mae Anderson A: There are lots of op- Burning Man organizers stress ASSOCIATED PRESS portunities that we envi- sion to drive innovation NEW YORK — David on behalf of consumers. Christopher, who runs You could have the abili- the importance of sex consent AT&T’s wireless and en- ty to share a portion of a tertainment businesses, TV show that you thought ASSOCIATED PRESS has a bird’s eye view of was really funny or really how streaming media and impactful. You could have RENO, Nev. — The #Me- video are evolving. the ability to create a per- Too movement is making AT&T recently complet- sonalized news channel, its way to Burning Man. ed its $85 billion purchase or the ability to follow a Organizers are remind- of Time Warner, a deal de- particular athlete or star ing attendees that just be- signed to help traditional with personalized vid- cause the counter-culture media companies compete eo coming right to your festival in the Nevada better with nimble tech phone. desert is known for occa- services such as Netflix. Q: How are people’s sional nudity and kinky Soon after the deal closed, viewing habits evolving? landmarks like the “Orgy AT&T launched WatchTV, A: There’s a dramatic Dome,” it doesn’t mean a $15-a-month streaming shift toward digital and a it’s a free-for-all when it service that offers more dramatic shift toward mo- comes to touching or non- than 30 TV channels, bile. The number of hours consensual sex, the Reno including Time Warner people are watching lin- Gazette Journal reported. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS channels TNT and TBS. ear television is dropping. This year’s event started The Associated Press The number of hours on this weekend. A couple stands inside a love sculpture at Burning Man on the Black spoke with Christopher mobile and digital is ris- While the festival Rock Desert of Gerlach, Nev. This year Burning Man began Sunday and about how people are con- ing. It’s particularly true doesn’t have official guide- ends Sept. 3. suming media and what among young audiences. lines, it does have a set of role wireless companies It’s less about only watch- informal rules. vada law. A few reports es people about sex, still Watson said her group play. Remarks have been ing on your big screen and Tex Allen, a 13-year each year require involve- hears stories of harass- was founded in 2005 after edited for clarity and much more about watch- Burner, doubts many new- ment from law enforce- ment at the festival from a woman was sexually as- length. ing what’s specific to you comers to the playa are ment. dozens of people each year. saulted at the festival the Q: Why do you think cus- on a more personal device. reading those. Last year, two people “Scandalous costumes previous year. tomers will choose Watch We think those trends The festival’s on-site were arrested on suspicion and nudity might be con- The camp, which is not a TV over other TV packages? will continue and will be Sexual Assault Services of sexual assault without sidered inviting. (Others) part of the Burning Man A: There’s no “one size augmented by other tech- department receives five substantial bodily harm. automatically think con- organization, tapes post- fits all” anymore for video. nology, like augmented re- to 20 reports of alleged No arrests related to sex- sent is implied, but im- ers inside port-a-potties Video is increasingly very ality, mixed reality, virtual sexual assault each year, ual assault or rape were plied consent doesn’t ex- that define consent. personal and we think reality. Much more mobile said Burning Man spokes- made the year before. ist,” she said. The group also passes out Watch TV is a great fit for consumption, much more man Jim Graham. Despite the low arrests, The organization is do- buttons with slogans such many customers that want consumption of other an- Many of those reports in- Donna Rae Watson, direc- ing more to educate par- as “Consent is sexy” and a smaller bundle of content. cillary devices. It’s why volve leering or grabbing, tor of the Bureau of Erotic ticipants about consent, “However you dress, wher- Q: How else can AT&T we are excited about the which aren’t considered Discourse, a large camp at what it means and what it ever you go, yes means yes use the Time Warner combination of our mobile sexual assault under Ne- Burning Man that teach- applies to. and no means no.” content? network plus content. A8 MONDAY, AUGUST 27, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

By Bill Brotherton hits these guys have ITEM FEATURES had. All were performed EDITOR Friday night. “Celebra- tion,” a staple at nearly LYNN — There’s a every wedding party party going on right in America, closed the here, at Lynn Auditori- show in lively fashion. um Friday night. Kool Everyone stood and & the Gang, the Jersey danced, shouting out City hitmakers who the “yahoo” chorus as have performed con- tinuously longer than one. any other R&B group in “Too Hot” was sul- history (54 years), are try, sexy and smooth. leading the celebration. The love ode “Joanna” Yahoo! stirred the heart and There are 10 guys soul. On “Cherish,” on stage, creating a singer Walt Anderson glorious racket. Led by crooned as if he were two vocalists, anchored seducing every woman by solid drum and bass, in the joint. and fueled by funky Things really started saxophone, trumpet heating up with “Open and trombone, this feel- Sesame,” a fab, funky good music gets heads wonder driven by the bopping, feet tapping, horn section. The horns, and rumps shaking. especially trumpet, and Oddly, the near rhythm section powered capacity crowd, at “Hollywood Swingin” least in the orchestra and a furious “Jungle section, stayed seated Boogie,” encouraging for the rst few songs. fans to get down, get Some concertgoers even down and feel the funk. asked those dancing The intensity level in front of them to sit skyrocketed with the down. How is that pos- set-closing one-two sible? These songs are punch of “Ladies’ Night” made for dancing. Who and “Get Down On It,” goes to a Kool & the with its squawking Gang show expecting to sax solo and trombone sit still all night! blasts. Anyhoo, eventually Kool & the Gang the auditorium became remains a ferocious live one sweaty dance  oor. act. Oh, what a night! Women led the charge, with men slowly joining Bill Brotherton is the in, joyfully moving and Item’s Features editor. grooving to the rhythm Tell him what you think Shawn McQuiller of Kool & The Gang sings his and blues. at bbrotherton@item- ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK heart out. One forgets how many live.com. Walt Anderson grooves on stage.

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By Harold Rivera sical in its second season under ITEM SPORTS EDITOR head coach Brian Vaughan and his staff, the Rams are already LYNN — The turnaround ahead of where they were at this season that junior quarterback point last year when they aimed Keith Ridley and the Classical to acclimate themselves to a new football team had last fall was system. one of the better stories on the “Things have looked really, gridiron in 2017. really good,” Ridley said. “We’re The Rams, fresh 3-8 in 2016, picking things up a lot faster went 8-3 with Ridley as the sig- than last season. Last season we nal-caller and emerging as one had to learn from a new coach of the top quarterbacks in the and new system. This year we’re Northeastern Conference. picking things up from last year. Losses to Danvers in the state We have a lot of returners this tournament and crosstown rival season. Overall we’re looking re- English on Thanksgiving were ally, really good thus far and I’m tough to absorb but Ridley felt excited. the Rams went in the right di- “We’ve been working on in- rection last fall. stalling our plays, offense and “I feel like it (2017) was a great defensively,” Ridley said. “Just step in turning around the pro- really getting them down and gram,” Ridley, entering his sec- seeing what plays work for dif- ond season as Classical’s start- ferent coverages. We’re putting ing quarterback, said. “I believe in a lot of plays and seeing what we flipped around the culture works and what doesn’t.” ITEM FILE PHOTO a lot. I believe we’ll continue to Classical’s underclassmen and add to that this season. I think newcomers have also looked Jonathan Rodriguez was an we’re looking to take the next sharp and ready to contribute to Eastern Mass. All-Star last step this year because we came another winning season. season for Saugus High. up short against Danvers and “We have a lot of new guys English last year. We’re trying coming in,” Ridley said, “a lot of to get those games back and do underclassmen stepping up this Saugus everything we can.” year that’ll impact our team.” Now it’s time to turn the page Ridley will be a captain this on the 2017 season and gear up season alongside fellow Rams boys look for the fast-approaching 2018 senior Chase Buono. This marks campaign — Ridley’s senior year. Ridley’s second season under the ITEM FILE PHOTO The Rams started their pre- leadership role as he was also a to keep it season camp a week and a half team captain in 2017. And it’s a Last year, Classical’s Keith Ridley (taking the snap as ago and Ridley said things have Nick Llabella gets ready to block) emerged as one of going looked solid thus far. With Clas- RIDLEY, B2 the top quarterbacks in the Northeastern Conference.

By Daniel Kane Peabody ITEM STAFF SAUGUS — After qualifying for girls soccer the state tournament for the first time in 20 years last season, the Saugus boys soccer team will look is young to carry over the success it built into 2018. “We worked out a lot of kinks again but overall we have had a phe- nomenal effort this offseason,” Sa- By Anne Marie Tobin ITEM STAFF chems head coach Larry Bolduc, entering his third season, said. PEABODY — Last year, “We want to focus on moving for- Peabody High girls soccer ward with the ball and finishing coach Dennis Desroches’ our shots and taking advantage of team was the youngest and all our chances. least experienced one he had “I’d like for us to put the pres- even coached in any sport. sure off our defense and instead Having lost 13 seniors to attack other teams and put the graduation and with only pressure on them,” Bolduc added. eight returning varsity play- Last year Saugus finished the ers, just three of whom start- regular season at 9-5-2 before ed, the Tanners had plenty of falling in double overtime 2-1 holes to fill. against Dracut in the first round But the upstart Tanners of the state tournament. surprised perhaps even them- This season the Sachems look selves, finishing the regular to improve on the success of last season 11-3-4 to earn the No. year with a solid group of return- 6 seed in the Division 1 North ing players, including senior cap- tournament, where they lost tain and striker Jonathan Rodri- in the quarterfinals to No. 3 guez. Brookline in penalty kicks. “Jonathan was a Boston Globe “At one point we had six All-Scholastic and an Eastern freshmen out there and it was Massachusetts All-Star last sea- the first time they had been son,” Bolduc said. “We’re looking on this stage with such inten- real well and he’s a huge part of sity especially playing a Dual ITEM FILE PHOTOS that. He’s a prolific scorer in the County League team,” Des- box (and) he’s a great playmaker Senior defender Olivia Pedro, left, is one of the returnees to this year’s Classical roches said of the Brookline and leader of our offense.” girls soccer team. Julia Jordan, right, will be one of the tri-captains this fall. game. “It was good for them Another key performer on the to experience that, and give field is midfielder Ryan Pugh, who them credit for being able to scored 10 goals for the Sachems rise up and play to that level.” last season and has been named a It’s tournament or bust as Fast forward to this year, captain in his senior season. and it’s deja vu. Saugus will also be returning “I can’t believe how young senior goalie Juan Lopez who will Rams will count on experience this team is and it’s shock- also be taking on a leadership role ing to think that this group as the team’s third captain. By Harold Rivera together and play consistent.” is even less experienced and “He’s a phenomenal talent in ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Classical has 11 seniors on this year’s roster. younger that last year,” said goal,” Bolduc said of Lopez. “He’s Three of them will serve as co-captains: striker Desroches. “We have only one LYNN — There were plenty of hurdles to very tenacious in goal, diving for Abby Ierardi, midfielder/sweeper Julia Jordan senior with varsity experi- climb last fall for the Classical girls soccer saves. Juan is always making and midfielder Ciara Collins. The trio helped ence (Catherine Manning) team. Under first-year coach Mark Ierardi, the great decisions for us.” Classical get a jump start on the fall season and most of the team are un- Rams had to adjust to a new coaching staff and As all three captains adjust to by gathering the team for camps and captains’ derclassmen with eight soph- their leadership roles, Bolduc is a new system. omores and five freshman And with no seniors on the 2017 roster, practices during the summer. happy to have a leader at each “I think they’re all doing a great job,” Ierardi and only four juniors and five end of the field. a handful of inexperienced underclassmen seniors in all, so they are very stepped into key roles and played extensively. said. “I really like all three of them. They keep “The three of them are doing the girls organized, they’re very involved with young.” phenomenal jobs so far,” Bolduc Despite those challenges the Rams finished things in the summer. We had 27 girls go to a This year’s team lost signifi- said. “It’s nice to have them in the 2017 campaign at 7-9-2, one win shy of Salem State camp. Two of my captains were cant talent in the dynamic mid- leadership roles. Juan is our de- qualifying for the state tournament. This year’s field duo of Emily Nelson, who instrumental in making sure the girls went to fensive leader, Pugh at midfield team, Ierardi said, has no excuses. is now playing Division 1 soccer that. They did a number of captain’s practices and Rodriguez at striker one for “When I first got hired, I said we had to do two at the University of Massachu- each part of the field. I can try to things: we had to play to our potential and we and they played in a summer league in Saugus. setts (Lowell) and Jillian Arigo, put us in the best position but it’s had to stay healthy,” Ierardi, entering his sec- The captains kept everybody together and kept who moved on to Division 2 up to these guys to motivate our ond season as Classical’s coach, said. “I thought them informed.” Franklin Pierce University. team on the field.” for the most part we played to our potential. I Also returning to the team are senior de- Nelson finished her career Bolduc has seen his team per- made it clear this year that if we don’t make fender Olivia Pedro, senior midfielder/striker third in all-time scoring with form well in the preseason thus the playoffs this season, we’d have to consider Fatima Girdia, junior midfielder/striker Izzy 140 points, while Arigo tal- far. Saugus recently went 2-1 in a that a disappointment. The experience that our McGaughey, junior sweeper/stopper Chloe Ke- lied a total of 44 points in her jamboree at Medford High School players got last year should really help them breau and sophomore midfielders Mary Collins career. A 4-year starter and and showed some great competi- this year. and Hannah Guthrie (both starters last season 3-year Northeastern Con- tive play, Bolduc said. “We’re certainly not going to use anything as freshmen). ference All-League all-star, as an excuse,” Ierardi said. “I feel like we have SAUGUS B2 enough talent. I think we just have to put it all CLASSICAL, B2 PEABODY, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, AUGUST 27, 2018 It’s Hawaii, 3-0 First-pitch homer leads to Little League World Series title

SOUTH WILLIAMS- PORT, Pa. (AP) — It only took one pitch for Mana Lau Kong to deliver Ha- waii its first Little League World Series title in a de- cade. Against a South Korea team that hadn’t surren- dered a home run in the tournament, Kong drove the first pitch his team saw over the center field PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE fence. As he rounded the bases and headed home, Captains of the Peabody girls soccer team are his teammates poured out from left to right Colleen Crotty, Catherine of the dugout in a pack led Manning, and Shelby Doucette. by pitcher Ka’olu Holt and formed a huddle around home plate. “It was great,” Holt said, Peabody will be “because we all knew that pitcher was tough to hit.” Holt took it from there, youthful again throwing a two-hitter to lead Hawaii to a 3-0 vic- tory in the Little League South Korea catcher Gi Jeong Kim, walks to the mound as Hawaii’s PEABODY fielders Amber Kiricoples World Series champion- Mana Lau Kong (19) is greeted by teammates after hitting the first pitch and Bridgette O’Connell From B1 ship, the first shutout in home run in Sunday’s Little League World Series title game. (both of whom started last a title game since 2002. It Nelson was the NEC’s year) and forwards Emma was Holt’s first-ever com- ond inning, Hawaii had the first time a Hawaiian were crying, they feel sor- Most Valuable Player Darling, Hailee Lomasney plete game. bases loaded with no outs, team has won the Little ry for themselves.” last fall, while Arigo was and Hailey Baker. The team from Honolu- but failed to score. So Oda League World Series since At the conclusion of a Peabody’s second leading Desroches said the fresh- lu allowed just three runs took a more aggressive ap- 2008. It is now one of sev- six-pitch final inning, Ha- scorer last fall and also an man group is showing ear- in the entire tournament, proach on the basepaths en U.S. states with at least waii’s players tossed their NEC All-Star. ly promise. That group shut out four of its five op- with two runners in scor- three LLWS titles. All of gloves and hats as high as “Emily accounted for includes Ava D’Ambrosia, ponents and struck out 53 ing position in the third. Hawaii’s championships they could, and sprinted to 45 of our 55 goals last Emily McDonough, Emma batters in 34 innings. Pinch-runner Zachary have come in the past 13 the mound to form anoth- year and Jillian probably Bloom, Mikayla Fisher “Someone asked me, Won scored Hawaii’s sec- years. er celebratory huddle. accounted for the rest,” and Madeline Scacchi. what’s the strength of the ond run on a wild pitch Seoul, South Korea, has “It felt really great be- said Desroches. “Emily is “We still haven’t deter- team, and I honestly have from starter Kim Yeo- played in the three of the cause barely any Hawaii probably the best player mined the roster, but we to say, it’s that they play as ng-hyeon. As catcher Kim last six LLWS title games, teams get to be in this mo- I have coached in terms have several freshmen a team,” Hawaii manager Gi-jeong chased the ball, but won only once — in ment and feel what it feels of sideline to sideline and who look promising,” Des- Gerald Oda said. “Ka’olu Oda sent Taylin Oana all 2014. It lost in 2016 to like meeting other people endline to endline. With roches said. “Most of them pitching, or Aukai (Kea) the way home from second Maine-Endwell, New York. from around the world, to zero returning scorers, we are little, but they are fast pitching, Mana hitting a to give Hawaii its third “It was equally the same playing baseball against instantly became an even and a couple of them could home run, it’s everybody run. thing, from 2016 to 2018,” them too,” Kong said. younger team than last be impact players. just doing the best that In the stands, Hawaii’s South Korea manager Su After finally achieving year’s.” The Tanners have five they can do. Once they fans, waving tea leaves for Ji-hee, who was also a what his team set out to The good news for Pea- non-conference games bought in and once they luck, started to mix their member of the coaching accomplish at the begin- body is the Tanners’ de- on the docket, the first of accepted their roles, it signature “Hon-o-lu-lu!” staff of the 2016 team, ning of the summer, Oda fense looks to be strong which is against familiar makes my job a lot easier.” chants with “U-S-A!” said through a translator. can’t wait to return home and experienced. foe Acton-Boxborough on In the bottom of the sec- The victory marks the “After the game, the kids to his family. The defense will be led the road Tuesday, Sept. 4 by Manning along with at 4 p.m. in the Tanners’ junior goalkeeper Shel- first game of the season. by Doucette and junior They play a home (Oct. 8, sweeper Colleen Crotty 10 a.m.) and away (Sept. who will serve as tri-cap- 8, 10 a.m.) series with tains. Manning has three Cardinal Spellman again years of experience and this year. On Saturday, Aja has a laser-like shot Sept. 22, the Tanners host and great field vision. North Andover at home at “Our back line is solid 1 p.m. The Tanners wrap with Manning, Jordyn Col- up the regular season at lins coming back with ex- home against NEC rival perience and and we also Somerville Friday, Oct. 26 have our sweeper, Colleen (TBD). Crotty, and stopper, Aja Desroches said the Alimonte coming back,” teams to beat this year said Desroches. “Manning appear to be Beverly, Dan- and Crotty have a lot of vers and he also expects experience and Aja has a Swampscott to be tough. laser-like shot and great “Beverly returns a mon- field vision. Shelby is go- ster lineup and the only ing to be very good, She team other than us to beat has solid instincts and has them last year was Dan- a great jump on the ball vers,” Desroches said. “We and has good hands and beat Beverly twice last experience.” year, both 1-0, but Nelson Also returning is junior scored both goals, so you midfielder Abigail Ryder. can see what we are up Seven sophomores who against. I also think that made the team last year Marblehead will make as freshmen are back. All some noise this year. They of them got significant missed the tournament by minutes last year and will one game, but the played likely see more this year. such a monster all-world, That group includes Ali- over-the-top schedule so monte and Collins, mid- you have to watch them.” ITEM FILE PHOTO It’s tournament Keith Ridley says he is honored to be captain of the Classical football team for the second season. or bust for Rams Classical’s Ridley picking up where he left off CLASSICAL The Rams are only a few RIDLEY said. “He sets an example positive strides in this fall. proach. From B1 days into the preseason From B1 for the rest of the kids and “Honestly, I feel I need “I believe we can accom- but Ierardi likes what he they follow his lead. to step up in every area plish the goals set for us,” Also expected to play has seen thus far. Ierardi role he considers “an hon- “(As a quarterback) Ev- of my game,” Ridley said. Ridley said. “I think our key roles in 2018 are has tested Classical with or.” erybody on the team’s “Thanks to coach Vaughan goals we set for ourselves sophomore defender/stop- a few 3-hour training ses- “The players trust me to looking for you to be in and my offensive line, I are higher than the ex- lead them to battle,” Rid- per Kathleen Mannion, sions and the team has re- charge,” Vaughan said. had a great year last year. pectations others have for ley said. “They trust me to freshman midfielder Mol- sponded well. “You’re a coach on the They deserve a lot of cred- us. We take things day-by- lead the team along with ly Mannion and freshman “I think we’re looking field. I tell our quarter- it. My completion percent- day. If we do what we’re goalie Anna Flaherty. Chase. I couldn’t ask for very well. backs ‘you’re an extension age is definitely an area I supposed to be doing, we “Anna will most likely a more important role. It “We had a couple of very of the coaching staff.’ We want to improve on. I was should be able to accom- be our starting goalie,” Ie- means a lot to me to be give them the tools. The plish our goals in the near intense 3-hour workouts at 50-60 (percent) last year rardi said. “She has looked able to step up with Chase position naturally, for any and I feel I should be able future.” (last) Thursday and Fri- very, very solid in net so and show the rest of the team, makes the quarter- to get that up this year.” Vaughan agrees. day. We have a couple of far.” guys the expectations and back a leader.” While the expectations “We talk about it every While the Rams lacked scrimmages ready for this the hard work we need. Ridley acknowledged are undoubtedly high for time,” Vaughan said. “We seasoned veterans and ex- week. So far, I like what I It’s great.” that he has room for im- the Rams after a stel- even have it on our prac- perience last fall, Ierardi see. Vaughan has nothing provement for his senior lar 2017 season, Ridley’s tice shirts, ‘better every feels that won’t be an is- “We’re just looking to but confidence in Ridley’s season. When he reflected ready for the challeng- day.’ That’s our approach. sue this season. pick up where we left off leadership abilities. on his junior year, Ridley es that come with meet- We want to be better than In fact, he pointed to from last year and incor- “Keith brings a strong didn’t think his comple- ing lofty goals. The key the day before. If we take experience as an area he porate the new players, work ethic to the table ev- tion percentage was where to meeting those expec- that approach I think our projects to be a strength gelling earlier than we ery day and the other kids he wanted it to be. That’s tations, Ridley said, is guys can have a big year, this fall. did last year,” Ierardi said. feed off that,” Vaughan one area he’ll look to take adopting a day-by-day ap- including Keith.” “After a year’s experi- “We’re trying to get off ence with the number of to a good start and then seniors we have, I’d say maintain it throughout Saugus boys soccer coach sees improvement the strength of this team the year.” is the senior core,” Ierardi Joining Ierardi on his SAUGUS now we are competitive. It’s gus last year and Bolduc is the better of us. They are coaching staff are his said. From B1 great to compete with some looking forward to seeing a very quick team but we brother, Greg Ierardi, and “We have 11 seniors this of these teams that we how his team can match up have actually been setting year, we had none last Kelleigh Lombard. Classi- “We were fantastic, 2-1 could see in the playoffs.” with them this year. up and working on our year. The leadership of cal opens the 2018 season in three games, it’s a real the seniors and captains Sept. 4 against crosstown promising sign,” Bolduc Saugus is opening its “I think that we are defi- speed and defending that will be our strength and I rival English in the Lynn said. “These are teams that 2018 season with at nitely a more effective type of offense. It’s going think we’re pretty strong City Soccer Tournament when I got here (in 2016) Swampscott High School. team this year,” Bolduc to be a great matchup for in the midfield as well.” at Manning Field. were beating us 9-0 and The Big Blue defeated Sau- said. “Last time they got us.” MONDAY, AUGUST 27, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

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W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Houston 79 50 .612 — Arizona 72 58 .554 — Oakland 79 52 .603 1 Colorado 71 59 .546 1 Seattle 74 57 .565 6 Los Angeles 70 61 .534 2½ Los Angeles 63 67 .485 16½ San Francisco 65 67 .492 8 Texas 58 74 .439 22½ San Diego 50 83 .376 23½ Sox swept for first time in ’18 Saturday’s Games Saturday’s Games N.Y. Yankees 10, Baltimore 3, 1st game Chicago Cubs 10, Cincinnati 6 San Francisco 5, Texas 3 N.Y. Mets 3, Washington 0 ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. against the Red Sox this and are nine games above they’re swinging the bats Toronto 8, Philadelphia 6 San Francisco 5, Texas 3 Chicago White Sox 6, Detroit 1 Toronto 8, Philadelphia 6 (AP) — Blake Snell had year. .500 (70-61) for the first as well as anybody. The Tampa Bay 5, Boston 1 Miami 3, Atlanta 1 his best fastball and that “I almost have to tell time since June 2015. pitching has been pretty N.Y. Yankees 5, Baltimore 1, 2nd game Pittsburgh 9, Milwaukee 1 Oakland 6, Minnesota 2 Colorado 9, St. Louis 1 was more than enough myself to wake up over “For us to do it against good all year.” Kansas City 7, Cleveland 1 Seattle 4, Arizona 3, 10 innings against baseball’s best there. He’s so good I feel Kansas City and then Eovaldi (5-6) dropped to Seattle 4, Arizona 3, 10 innings L.A. Dodgers 5, San Diego 4, 12 innings Houston 8, L.A. Angels 3 Sunday’s Games team. like I don’t even have Boston, the best team in 2-2 with Boston. He gave Sunday’s Games Philadelphia 8, Toronto 3 The All-Star lefty to do much,” Rays third the league right now, to up six runs — five earned Philadelphia 8, Toronto 3 Atlanta 4, Miami 0 Chicago White Sox 7, Detroit 2 Washington 15, N.Y. Mets 0 pitched two-hit ball over baseman Matt Duffy said. be able to do that to them — and eight hits in four Tampa Bay 9, Boston 1 Milwaukee 7, Pittsburgh 4 six innings and the Tampa “I’m just kind of chillin’ says a lot about our team,” innings while striking Oakland 6, Minnesota 2 Chicago Cubs 9, Cincinnati 0 Cleveland 12, Kansas City 5 St. Louis 12, Colorado 3 Bay Rays won their eighth over there. I’ve got a real- Snell said. “I’m excited to out five. In his last four San Francisco 3, Texas 1 San Francisco 3, Texas 1 straight game Sunday, ly good seat for the game. be in this clubhouse with starts, the right-hander Arizona 5, Seattle 2 Arizona 5, Seattle 2 Houston at L.A. Angels, 4:07 p.m. L.A. Dodgers 7, San Diego 3 beating Boston 9-1 to hand When he pitches I go, ‘OK, these guys.” has allowed 35 hits in 17 N.Y. Yankees at Baltimore, 8:05 p.m. Monday’s Games the major league-leading wake up, the ball might Red Sox starter Nathan innings. Monday’s Games Washington (Strasburg 6-7) at Philadelphia Chicago White Sox (Rodon 5-3) at N.Y. Yan- (Eflin 9-4), 7:05 p.m. Red Sox their first sweep come your way — if they Eovaldi, acquired from the TWO-DAY BREAK kees (Tanaka 9-4), 7:05 p.m. N.Y. Mets (Syndergaard 9-3) at Chicago of the season. make contact with it.’” Rays in a July 25 trade, Cora said he never re- Toronto (Gaviglio 3-6) at Baltimore (Bundy Cubs (Lester 14-5), 8:05 p.m. 7-12), 7:05 p.m. Colorado (Gray 10-7) at L.A. Angels (TBD), “There was a lot of ener- Boston (90-42) has lost gave up hits to the first considered his plan to give Oakland (Anderson 3-3) at Houston (Mor- 10:07 p.m. gy today,” Boston manager six of eight and was out- three batters he faced and slugger J.D. Martinez the ton 13-3), 8:10 p.m. Arizona (Corbin 10-4) at San Francisco Colorado (Gray 10-7) at L.A. Angels (TBD), (TBD), 10:15 p.m. Alex Cora said, “but the scored 24-5 in the three- fell behind 2-0. day off before Monday’s 10:07 p.m. Tuesday’s Games guy on the mound sucked game set. Kevin Kiermaier’s two- scheduled open date. “We Tuesday’s Games Washington at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. Chicago White Sox at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 Miami at Boston, 7:10 p.m. it up.” Duffy had three hits and run triple was the fourth haven’t done two days off p.m. Milwaukee at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. Snell (16-5) allowed one drove in two runs for the hit off Eovaldi in a three- with him the whole sea- Toronto at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Tampa Bay at Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. Miami at Boston, 7:10 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Texas, 8:05 p.m. run and struck out eight. surprising Rays, who com- run third that left Tampa son,” Cora said. “With him Minnesota at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. N.Y. Mets at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m. He has given up no more pleted their first unde- Bay with a 5-0 lead. it’s about the mechanics Tampa Bay at Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. Pittsburgh at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Texas, 8:05 p.m. Colorado at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. than one earned run in feated homestand of more “They’re a very streaky — he’s always afraid that Oakland at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Seattle at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. Detroit at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. Arizona at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. 14 consecutive starts than one series. They won team,” Eovaldi said. he’s going lose it. But I Colorado at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. at home, and he has a all seven games against “They’ve had their ups think at this stage, two Seattle at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. 1.08 ERA in four outings the Royals and Red Sox, and downs. Right now days will benefit him.”

AL Leades NL Leaders BATTING—Martinez, Boston, .337; BATTING—Freeman, Atlanta, .313; Patriots’ Betts, Boston, .336; Altuve, Hous- Markakis, Atlanta, .312; Arenado, ton, .330; Machado, Los Angeles, Colorado, .311; Yelich, Milwaukee, .315; Segura, Seattle, .314; Trout, .309; Zobrist, Chicago, .308; Gen- Decker Los Angeles, .311; Smith, Tampa nett, Cincinnati, .308; Cain, Milwau- Bay, .307; Merrifield, Kansas City, kee, .307; Martinez, St. Louis, .307; .307; Brantley, Cleveland, .301; Peralta, Arizona, .304; Dickerson, will retire Duffy, Tampa Bay, .300. Pittsburgh, .298. RUNS—Lindor, Cleveland, 106; RUNS—Blackmon, Colorado, 94; FOXBOROUGH (AP) — Betts, Boston, 104; Martinez, Bos- Yelich, Milwaukee, 89; Albies, Atlan- ton, 96; Benintendi, Boston, 91; ta, 87; Carpenter, St. Louis, 87; Are- Receiver Eric Decker says Ramirez, Cleveland, 88; Bregman, nado, Colorado, 83; Goldschmidt, he is retiring from the Houston, 86; Stanton, New York, Arizona, 82; Harper, Washington, 82; NFL after an eight-year 84; Trout, Los Angeles, 84; Rosario, Hernandez, Philadelphia, 81; Free- career with the Broncos, Minnesota, 82; 2 tied at 80. man, Atlanta, 80; Turner, Washing- RBI—Martinez, Boston, 110; Davis, ton, 80. Jets and Titans. Oakland, 103; Ramirez, Cleveland, RBI—Baez, Chicago, 97; Suarez, Decker had been in 91; Encarnacion, Cleveland, 87; Cincinnati, 93; Aguilar, Milwaukee, training camp with the Bogaerts, Boston, 84; Haniger, Seat- 91; Arenado, Colorado, 90; Story, Patriots this summer, but tle, 83; Lowrie, Oakland, 82; Stan- Colorado, 85; Harper, Washington, ton, New York, 82; Bregman, Hous- 84; Rizzo, Chicago, 84; Hoskins, it wasn’t clear he would ton, 79; Cruz, Seattle, 79. Philadelphia, 81; Markakis, Atlanta, make the roster. He said HITS—Martinez, Boston, 160; Segu- 81; Freeman, Atlanta, 78. on Instagram on Sunday, ra, Seattle, 155; Merrifield, Kansas HITS—Markakis, Atlanta, 158; Free- “This has been a passion City, 153; Lindor, Cleveland, 151; man, Atlanta, 157; Gennett, Cincin- Rosario, Minnesota, 149; Castella- nati, 148; Peraza, Cincinnati, 147; inside of me since I was nos, Detroit, 148; Betts, Boston, Arenado, Colorado, 144; Gold- a little boy but now it is 147; Altuve, Houston, 141; Brantley, schmidt, Arizona, 143; Story, Colora- time for me to hang up my Cleveland, 141; Stanton, New York, do, 143; Turner, Washington, 143; helmet and start a new 141. Yelich, Milwaukee, 143; 3 tied at DOUBLES—Bregman, Houston, 40; 142. chapter in my life.” Lindor, Cleveland, 40; Bogaerts, DOUBLES—Carpenter, St. Louis, 38; Decker caught 439 pass- Boston, 38; Betts, Boston, 37; Markakis, Atlanta, 38; Story, Colora- es for 5,816 yards and 53 Escobar, Arizona, 37; Abreu, Chica- do, 36; Freeman, Atlanta, 35; Baez, touchdowns in his career. go, 36; Andujar, New York, 36; Cas- Chicago, 34; Albies, Atlanta, 33; tellanos, Detroit, 36; Martinez, Bos- Rendon, Washington, 32; Cabrera, He had three 1,000-yard ton, 36; 4 tied at 35. Philadelphia, 31; Polanco, Pitts- receiving seasons, includ- TRIPLES—Smith, Tampa Bay, 9; San- burgh, 30; CTaylor, Los Angeles, 30. ing a career-best 1,288 chez, Chicago, 9; Hernandez, Toron- TRIPLES—KMarte, Arizona, 10; yards on 87 receptions in to, 7; Benintendi, Boston, 6; Chap- Baez, Chicago, 8; Desmond, Colora- man, Oakland, 6; Kiermaier, Tampa do, 8; Nimmo, New York, 8; CTaylor, 2013 with Denver, when Bay, 6; Moncada, Chicago, 6; Profar, Los Angeles, 8; Difo, Washington, 7; he reached the Super Texas, 6; Span, Seattle, 6; 4 tied at Hamilton, Cincinnati, 7; 4 tied at 6. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Bowl for the only time in 5. HOME RUNS—Carpenter, St. Louis, Wide receiver Eric Decker says he is retiring after an eight-year NFL his career. HOME RUNS—Davis, Oakland, 39; 34; Arenado, Colorado, 31; Gold- He had two catches for Martinez, Boston, 38; Ramirez, schmidt, Arizona, 30; Harper, Wash- career. Cleveland, 37; Gallo, Texas, 34; ington, 30; Muncy, Los Angeles, 30; 12 yards this preseason. Stanton, New York, 32; Cruz, Seat- Aguilar, Milwaukee, 29; Suarez, Cin- tle, 31; Trout, Los Angeles, 30; Lin- cinnati, 29; Baez, Chicago, 28; 3 dor, Cleveland, 29; Encarnacion, tied at 26. TODAY IN SPORTS TRANSACTIONS Cleveland, 28; Betts, Boston, 27. STOLEN BASES—Turner, Washing- STOLEN BASES—Gordon, Seattle, ton, 33; Hamilton, Cincinnati, 29; BASEBALL Aug. 27 nian Stakes in straight heats. sprints. Greene is the first sprinter to 29; Merrifield, Kansas City, 28; SMarte, Pittsburgh, 29; Cain, Mil- American League 1884 — Richard Sears beats How- 1975 — Onny Parun of New Zealand win the 100 and 200 at a major Ramirez, Cleveland, 28; Smith, waukee, 24; Inciarte, Atlanta, 24; LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Optioned ard Taylor 6-0, 1-6, 6-0, 6-2 to win his defeats Stan Smith 6-4, 6-2, in the global meet since Carl Lewis swept Tampa Bay, 27; Betts, Boston, 26; MTaylor, Washington, 24; Baez, Chi- RHP Deck McGuire to Salt Lake fourth straight U.S. men’s national first night match ever played at the Anderson, Chicago, 24; Trout, Los cago, 21; Jankowski, San Diego, 21; both at the 1984 Olympics. (PCL). Reinstated RHP Hansel tennis championship. U.S. Open. A crowd of 4,949 saw the Angeles, 21; Benintendi, Boston, Peraza, Cincinnati, 20; Story, Colora- 2006 — Marco Andretti, 19, Robles from the 10-day DL. 1903 — Britain’s Hugh Doherty is match at the West Side Tennis Club. 20; Lindor, Cleveland, 19; Segura, do, 19. becomes the youngest winner of a OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Placed LHP the first non-American to win the 1976 — Transexual tennis player Seattle, 19. PITCHING—Scherzer, Washington, major open-wheel event, beating Sean Manaea on the 10-day DL. PITCHING—Kluber, Cleveland, 16-7; 16-6; Nola, Philadelphia, 15-3; Les- men’s singles title in the U.S. Lawn Renee Richards, formerly Richard Dario Franchitti by 0.66 seconds to Recalled RHP Emilio Pagan from Severino, New York, 16-6; Snell, ter, Chicago, 14-5; Chacin, Milwau- Tennis Association championships Raskind, is barred from competing at take the Indy Grand Prix of Sonoma. Nashville (PCL). Tampa Bay, 16-5; Carrasco, Cleve- kee, 13-5; Godley, Arizona, 13-7; with a 6-0, 6-3, 10-8 victory over the U.S. Open after refusing to submit to 2007 — Veronica Campbell of Jamai- National League land, 15-7; Happ, New York, 15-6; Greinke, Arizona, 13-8; Mikolas, St. William Larned. a chromosome qualification test. ca is declared the winner in a photo SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Placed C 1909 — William Larned wins his fifth 1978 — The New York Cosmos beat Porcello, Boston, 15-7; Price, Bos- Louis, 13-3; 4 tied at 11. finish over defending 100-meter Buster Posey on the 10-day DL, ret- U.S. men’s singles tennis title with a the Tampa Bay Rowdies 3-1 to win ton, 14-6; Morton, Houston, 13-3; ERA—deGrom, New York, 1.71; world champion Lauryn Williams of roactive to Friday, Aug. 24. Recalled five-set victory over William Clothier the NASL championship. Verlander, Houston, 13-8; 5 tied at Nola, Philadelphia, 2.13; Scherzer, the U.S. at the world championships C Aramis Garcia from Sacramento in Newport, R.I. 1985 — Mary Joe Fernandez, 14, 12. Washington, 2.13; Foltynewicz, held in Osaka, Japan. In one of the (PCL). 1928 — Helen Wills beats Helen becomes the youngest player to win ERA—Sale, Boston, 1.97; Snell, Atlanta, 2.67; Greinke, Arizona, closest finishes in championship his- FOOTBALL Tampa Bay, 2.05; Bauer, Cleveland, 2.94; Mikolas, St. Louis, 2.94; Free- Hull Jacobs to take the fifth women’s a match at the U.S. Open. Fernandez National Football League tory, Carmelita Jeter of the U.S. 2.22; Verlander, Houston, 2.72; land, Colorado, 2.96; Corbin, Arizo- singles title in the U.S. Lawn Tennis beats Britain’s Sara Gomer 6-1, 6-4. DENVER BRONCOS — Signed CB-KR takes the bronze, one hundredth of a Cole, Houston, 2.73; Kluber, Cleve- na, 3.17; Arrieta, Philadelphia, 3.37; Association championships. Wills 1996 — Stefan Edberg stuns Wim- Adam Jones. second behind the leading duo. land, 2.91; Morton, Houston, 3.05; Williams, Pittsburgh, 3.44. needs only 33 minutes, defeating bledon champion Richard Krajicek at INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Traded LB Fiers, Oakland, 3.15; Severino, New STRIKEOUTS—Scherzer, Washing- Jacobs 6-2, 6-1. the U.S. Open, winning 6-3, 6-3, 6-3 2015 — Jamaican Usain Bolt wins Antonio Morrison to Green Bay for York, 3.28; Clevinger, Cleveland, ton, 244; deGrom, New York, 214; 1957 — Hickory Smoke, driven by in his record 54th straight and final his fourth successive 200-meter title CB Lenzy Pipkins. 3.30. Corbin, Arizona, 198; Greinke, Arizo- John Simpson, Jr., wins the Hamble- Grand Slam event. at the World Championships in Bei- MINNESOTA VIKINGS — Acquired C STRIKEOUTS—Verlander, Houston, na, 171; Foltynewicz, Atlanta, 169; tonian Stakes after taking the fifth 1999 — Maurice Greene and Inger jing. Bolt’s time of 19.55 seconds is Brett Jones from the New York 229; Cole, Houston, 226; Sale, Bos- Nola, Philadelphia, 169; Gray, Colo- and deciding heat. Miller win the 200-meter dashes at the 10th fastest ever and his best Giants for an undisclosed draft pick. ton, 219; Bauer, Cleveland, 214; rado, 162; Pivetta, Philadelphia, 1969 — Lindy’s Pride, driven by How- the World Championships, giving the for three years. Justin Gatlin finishes NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS — WR Eric Morton, Houston, 182, 162; Marquez, Colorado, 160. ard Beissinger, wins the Hambleto- United States a sweep of the short second in 19.74. Decker announced his retirement. B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, AUGUST 27, 2018 COMICS

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DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Mom can’t stop baby talking with grown son and girlfriend How points point your way to success DEAR ABBY: I’m 32 more: if I don’t touch the Mortimer Adler, who found- finesse — but which one? and have been dating my Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van film, or if I flip it over to ed the Institute for Philosoph- Whenever you buy the boyfriend, “Jerome,” for Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, hide the spine? ical Research, said, “In the contract after an opponent five years. We both have case of good books, the point opened the bidding, count and was founded by her mother, SURPRISED GUEST successful careers and Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at is not how many of them you up the high-card points. Here, lives of our own. However, can get through, but rather DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los DEAR SURPRISED: dummy has 10 and declarer when we visit his family Put the DVD in a drawer how many can get through to 17. That leaves only 13 for who live in the area, I’m Angeles, CA 90069. and make a note on your you.” East-West. So, East must have subjected to “baby talk” calendar to yourself to re- Surely the same point ap- the club king and the dia- from his mother. She’s a place it where it was before plies to bridge columns and mond king. like that they expect me to pears to be half-true. books. For the next two weeks, wonderful woman who accept the baby talk. your host returns from his Now the right line ought to loves her family dearly, trip. we will see the point of points. Please help. DEAR ABBY: I have In this deal, how should be clear. South, after winning but she can’t seem to con- had an internship in a the first, second or third trick verse with any of us with- ALL GROWN UP IN DEAR ABBY: My South plan the play in three new city this summer. My no-trump after West leads the with the spade ace, should out pitching her voice up HOUSTON daughter is on her third dad’s friend has kindly al- spade two? play a club to dummy’s ace an octave and talking in lowed me to stay in his marriage to a pretty nice DEAR ALL GROWN Although South would and run the diamond queen. sentences as if we are 5 home while he’s away on a guy, but she’s also in regu- UP: I am inclined to agree have preferred a stronger He repeats the diamond fi- years old. long vacation. He told me lar contact with her first nesse two more times to end In addition, she insists with your boyfriend’s fa- husband by text, email spade holding, he was right I can watch his movies, to bid one no-trump, show- with nine tricks. on calling her son every ther. This is the way his and phone. And now, her use his TV, and even have ing a good 15 to an average day to ask how his day is wife is. friends visit and sleep on present husband is also in Part of the problem may contact with an ex-girl- 18 points. Making a takeout going or check on him if he the couch. I am very grate- double would have risked be that you are complain- friend (hanging out, hav- hasn’t been feeling well, ful for his generosity. partner’s advancing two clubs ing to the wrong people ing lunch, etc.). What part again with a baby voice. I He left for his vacation and leaving South with no ac- about the way she talks to of this picture am I not am at my wits’ end. Je- in a rush, and at eye-level curate rebid. getting? rome has addressed the you. Because you seem un- on the DVD shelf he has a Note West’s opening lead. issue several times with able to change the way you pornographic movie. I SUSPICIOUS MOM With three low cards in part- her and his father, but it feel, and it’s affecting how have nothing morally AND IN-LAW IN ner’s unsupported suit, lead never gets better. His fa- you behave toward your against it, but I think it’s ARIZONA low. Only lead high if you have ther says that’s who she is, boyfriend’s parents, tell something he would be supported. and it won’t change. HER as diplomatically as uncomfortable with me DEAR SUSPICIOUS: South starts with six top His parents now wonder possible that you feel dis- seeing. I’d say your vision is 20/20 tricks: one spade, three why I seem so unhappy respected when she uses A friend is coming to vis- or better. If your daughter’s hearts, one diamond and one when I’m around them baby talk with you. It’s bet- it me next week, and I track record holds, mar- club. He can gain the three ex- and think I don’t like ter than sulking, which don’t know what to do riage No. 3 is in the ninth tra winners that he needs by them. But I’m just tired of may be why they think you about the DVD. What inning, and the “players” taking a successful minor-suit the disrespect, and I don’t don’t like them — and ap- would respect his privacy are about to strike out.

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The Saugus Housing Authority, the Awarding Authority, invites sealed bids from By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage Contractors for the Bathroom Exhaust Fan project at the Laurel Gardens 667-1 7& mortgage given by Amanda B. DiCrescenzo to Mortgage Electronic Registration dated February 27, 2007, given by Matthew McGhee to Mortgage Electronic 667-2 Development for the Saugus Housing Authority in Saugus Massachusetts, in Systems, Inc., as nominee for Countrywide Bank, FSB, dated February 20, 2009 Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for Summit Mortgage, LLC, recorded with accordance with the documents prepared by Nangle Engineering Inc. and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 26598, Page 514, 28345, Page 405 as affected by a Judgment recorded with the Essex County the undersigned CitiMortgage, Inc. being the present holder of said mortgage by The Project consists of: new bathroom exhaust fans and associated ductwork, (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 36579, Page 432, of which Assignment of Mortgage from Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as electrical, cutting and patching within the dwelling units. mortgage the undersigned is the present holder by assignment from Mortgage nominee for Summit Mortgage, LLC, its successors and assigns, to CitiMortgage, Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. to Bank of America, N.A., successor by Inc. and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at The work is estimated to cost $ 87,700.00 merger to BAC Home Loans Servicing, LP FKA Countrywide Home Loans Servicing, Book 35234, Page 246, for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the LP dated August 8, 2012 and recorded with said registry on August 22, 2012 at purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Auction at: Bids are subject to M.G.L. c.149 §44A-J & to minimum wage rates as required by Book 31646 Page 595 and by assignment from Bank of America, N.A. to Lakeview M.G.L. c.l49 §§26 to 27H inclusive. Loan Servicing, LLC dated October 22, 2013 and recorded with said registry on 10:00 A.M. on Wednesday, September 26, 2018 October 31, 2013 at Book 32928 Page 73, for breach of the conditions of said General Bids will be received until 2:00 p.m., Thursday, September 13, 2018 and mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, the same will be sold at Public upon the hereinafter-described premises, known as and numbered as 8 Nahant publicly posted online, forthwith. Auction at 4:00 p.m. on September 13, 2018, on the mortgaged premises located Place, Unit 302 of the Nahant Plaza Condominium, Lynn, Essex County (Southern at 261 WALNUT STREET, LYNN, Essex County, Massachusetts, all and singular the District), Massachusetts, all and singularly the premises described in said This project is being Electronically Bid (E-Bid). All bids shall be submitted online at premises described in said mortgage, mortgage, to wit: www.Projectdog.com. Hard copy bids will not be accepted by the Awarding Authority. E-Bid tutorials and instructions are available within the specifications TO WIT: Condominium Unit #302, in the Condominium known as Nahant Place and online at www.Projectdog.com. For assistance, call Projectdog at Condominium (the Condominium) situated at 8 Nahant Place, Lynn, MA 01902, 978-499-9014. Lot 1 created by Master Deed (the Master Deed) dated May 15, 1984 and recorded The land in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts together with the buildings thereon with the Essex District Registry of Deeds in Book 7408, Page 73, as amended from General bids shall be accompanied by a bid deposit that is not less than five (5%) being the Northeasterly side of Walnut Street, being lot 57 on a plan of James R. time to time by instrument of record. The unit is more particularly described (1) in of the greatest possible bid amount (considering all alternates), and made Mayhall, dated June 14, 1886 C.W. Gay, Surveyor and recorded with Essex South the Master Deed (2) such site and floor plans as have been recorded or filed payable to the Saugus Housing Authority. District Deed, Book 2020 Page 600. therewith, (3) in the first Unit Deed thereof and (4) copies of portions of such site Lot 2 and floor plans filed therewith. The unit is conveyed together with an undivided Bid Forms and Contract Documents will be available for pick-up at: A certain parcel of land located at the southerly intersection of Knox Street and percentage as set forth in the Master Deed, as amended from time to time by www.Projectdog.com or for pick-up at: Projectdog, Inc. 18 Graf Road, Suite 8 Wishart Terrace in the city of Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts. Said parcel is instrument of record. The unit and said undivided interest are together hereinafter Newburyport, MA 978-499-9014 (M-F 8:30AM 5PM) on Wednesday, August 29, shown as "Parcel 1" on a plan entitled ''LYNN, MASSACHUSETTS, ABANDONMENT referred to as the Mortgage Premises. The Mortgage Premises are conveyed 2018. OF A PORTION OF KNOX STREET'' prepared by Reid Land Surveyors, 365 Chatham subject to and together with the benefit of (1) provisions of Chapter 183A of the Street, Lynn, Massachusetts and dated January 16, 2006. Said plan is recorded at General Laws (ter.ed) of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, as amended from Go to www.Projectdog.com and login with an existing account or click Sign Up to Essex South District Registry of Deeds, in Plan Book xxx as Plan xx. Said Parcel 1 time to time (2) the provisions and matters set forth and or referred to in the register for free. Enter Project Code 827597 in the project locator box. Select contains approximately 5862 square feet according to said plan and is further Master Deed, as amended from time to time by instrument of record (3) the "Acquire Documents" to download documents, review a hard copy at Projectdog's bounded and described as follows: provisions of instrument creating the Unit Owners organization and the By-Laws physical location, or request a free project CD. thereunder as recorded or filed with Master Deed and such Rules and Regulations NORTHWESTERLY: By the southerly sideline of Knox Street and Wishart Terrace, on as any may be promulgated thereunder, as amended from time to time by Bidders may obtain one full paper bid set from Projectdog for a refundable deposit a curved line having a radius of sixty and 00/100ths (60.60') feet, thirty four and instrument of record (4) the provisions set forth and referred to in the Unit Deed of of $40.00 made payable to Projectdog, Inc. in the form of certified check or 95/100ths (34.95') feet; Book 25900, Page 5, recorded with the Essex District Registry of Deeds herewith, money order. The full amount of the deposit will be refunded to all responsive SOUTHEASTERLY: By land of now or formerly KEK III Realty Trust, ten and to which Unit Deed reference is herein made. bidders returning the Contract Documents in good condition within ten (10) days 00/100ths (10.00') feet; after date of general bid opening. Otherwise, the deposit will become the property NORTHEASTERLY: By land of now or formerly KEK III Realty Trust, two hundred thirty For mortgagor's title, see deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) of the Awarding Authority. Bidders requesting their refundable paper set to be five and 58/100ths (235.58') feet; Registry of Deeds at Book 26598, Page 499. mailed must supply a non-refundable shipping and handling fee of $35.00 SOUTHEASTERLY: By Parcel 2 on the above referenced plan, twenty five and payable to Projectdog, Inc. 00/100ths (25.00') feet; The above-described premises shall be sold subject to the mortgage from SOUTHWESTERLY: By Parcels 3, 4, & 5, two hundred forty three and 13/100ths Matthew McGhee to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as General bidders must agree to contract with minority and women business (234.09) feet. nominee for Citibank, N.A. dated January 21, 2014, in the original principal enterprises as certified by the Supplier Diversity Office (SDO), formerly known as amount of $124,649.00, recorded with said Registry of Deeds in Book 33189, SOMWBA. The combined participation goal reserved for such enterprises shall not Reference is made to the Judgment recorded with Essex Southern District Registry Page 28, as affected by an Assignment of Mortgage from CitiMortgage, Inc to be less than 10.4% of the final contract price including accepted alternates. See of Deeds in Book 36579, Page 432, which reformed the mortgage legal Nationstar Mortgage LLC D/B/A Mr. Cooper and recorded with the Essex Contract Documents - Article 10 of the Instructions to Bidders. description to read as follows: County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 36662, Page 343.

The job site and/or existing building will be available for inspection at 10:30 PARCEL 1 The above-described premises shall be subject to all easements, restrictions, a.m. on Thursday, September 6, 2018. For an appointment call Laura J. Glynn, A certain parcel of land situated on the Northeasterly side of Walnut Street in Lynn, municipal or other public taxes, assessments, liens or claims in the nature of liens, Executive Director 781-233-2116. Essex County, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, being Lot No. 57 on a plan outstanding tax titles, building, zoning and other land use laws and all permits and entitled ''Plan of Building Lots in Lynn, Mass., owned by James R. Newhall'' approvals issued pursuant thereto, including, without limitation, orders of The Contract Documents may be seen, but not removed at: Project Dog - prepared by C.W. Gay, Surveyor, dated June 14, 1888, and recorded with the conditions, and existing encumbrances of record created prior to said Mortgage, if www.projectdog.com; Joseph Merritt & Co www.merrittgraphics.com; and CMD Essex South District Registry of Deeds in Book 2020, Page 600. there be any. Said premises are to be sold subject to the right of redemption of (formerly Reed Construction Data) www.cmdgroup.com/Home Said premises are bounded Southwesterly on said Walnut Street; Northwesterly on the United States of America, if any there be. Item: August 27, 2018 land of F.H. Bowman; Northwesterly on Knox Street, as shown on said plan; and Southeasterly on Lot No. 58 as shown on said plan. The parcel herein conveyed is TERMS OF SALE: The highest bidder shall be required to make a deposit of COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS a portion of the premises inherited by Elizabeth C. Newhall from her husband $10,000.00 to the holder of said Mortgage, in cash or by certified or bank THE TRIAL COURT James H. Newhall, and passing under her will to Harrison Newhall et. al.; and cashier's check at the time and place of said sale of said premises. The balance of PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT released to Kittie M. Newhall, administratrix d.b.n.o.t.a. of the Estate of Elizabeth the purchase price is to be paid to said holder in cash, by certified check or bank CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION C. Newhall by deed dated December 9, 1910 and recorded with Essex South cashier's check, and thereupon the deed shall be delivered, in thirty (30) days Docket No. ES18P2446EA District Registry of Deeds in Book 2052, Page 583. from the date of sale at the firm of Cunningham, Machanic, Cetlin, Johnson, Essex Probate and Family Court Meaning and intending to convey and hereby conveying the same premises Harney & Tenney, LLP, Attorneys for said holder, 220 North Main Street, Suite 36 Federal Street conveyed to Francis H. Bowman by deed of Kittie M. Newhall, administratrix 301, Natick, Massachusetts. The successful bidder shall be required to sign a Salem, MA 01970 d.b.n.o.t.a. of the Estate of Elizabeth C. Newhall dated December 22, 1910 and Memorandum of Terms of Sale. The description of the premises contained in said (978)744-1020 recorded in the Essex South District Registry of Deeds in Book 2056, Page 576. Mortgage shall control in the event of an error in publication. For title see deed dated July 28, 1955 to Joseph and Rosalie O'Connor recorded in Essex South Registry of Deeds, Book 4190, Page 526. See Administration of Other terms, if any, to be announced at the time and place of sale. Estate of: the Estates of Joseph J. O'Connor and Rosalie E. O'Connor, Essex Probate and Viola Papazoglou Family Court, Docket Nos. 07P1264AD1 and 07P1265AD1. CITIMORTGAGE, INC. Date of Death: 03/18/2018 Present Holder of Said Mortgage, To all interested persons: PARCEL 2 By its Attorneys, A Petition for Formal Adjudication of Intestacy and Appointment of Personal A certain parcel of land located to the southeasterly side of Parcel 5 shown on the CUNNINGHAM, MACHANIC, CETLIN, Representative has been filed by: aforementioned plan in the city of Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts. Said parcel JOHNSON, HARNEY & TENNEY, LLP Pamela Scangas of Lynnfield MA is shown as ''Parcel 4'' on a plan entitled ''Lynn, Massachusetts, Abandonment of 220 North Main Street, Suite 301 requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief a Portion of Knox Street'' prepared by Reid Land Surveyors, dated January 16, Natick, MA 01760 as requested in the Petition. 2006, and recorded in Essex South District Registry of Deeds in Plan Book 411 as (508) 651-7524 The Petitioner requests that: Plan 33. Said Parcel 4 contains approximately 1,331 square feet according to Item: August 27, September 3, 10, 2018 Pamela Scangas of Lynnfield MA said plan and is further bounded and described as follows: be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve Without Surety Northwesterly by Parcel 5 as shown on the above mentioned plan, twenty five and on the bond in an unsupervised administration. 00/100ths (25.00') feet; COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS IMPORTANT NOTICE Northeasterly by Parcel 1 as shown on the above mentioned plan, fifty three and THE TRIAL COURT You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the 23/100ths (53.23') feet; PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney Southeasterly by Parcel 3 as shown on the above mentioned plan, twenty five and Essex Probate and Family Court must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on 00/100ths (25.00') feet; 36 Federal Street the return day of 09/17/2018. Southwesterly by land of now or formerly O'Conner, fifty three and 23/100ths Salem, MA 01970 This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written (53.23') feet. Docket No. ES18P0526GD appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a NOTICE AND ORDER: timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections The Mortgage recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds Petition for Appointment of within thirty (30) days of the return day, action may be taken without further notice in Book 28345, Page 405 is a valid first mortgage of record in connection with the Guardian of a Minor to you. Property located at 261 Walnut Street, Lynn, MA, and encumbers the parcels UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM known as Lot 57 on survey plan recorded in Essex County (Southern District) In the interests of Branden J. Bridges PROBATE CODE (MUPC) Registry of Deeds in Book 2020, Page 600 and Parcel 4 on survey plan recorded of Lynn, MA A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds on Plan Book 411 as Plan Minor administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the 33. NOTICE TO ALL INTERESTED PARTIES: Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the 1. Hearing Date/Time: A hearing on a Petition for Appointment of Guardian of a administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern Minor filed on 11/05/2018 by Court in any matter relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and District) Registry of Deeds in Book 28345, Page 400 and Book 28345, Page 402. Nancy J. Donachie of Lynn, MA expenses of administration. will be held 10/01/2018 08:30 AM Guardianship of Minor Hearing WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit Located: Essex Probate & Family Court 36 Federal Street, Salem MA 01970 Date: August 08, 2018 of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the 2. Response to Petition: You may respond by filing a written response to the Pamela Casey O'Brien nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax Petition or by appearing in person at the hearing. If you choose to file a written Register of Probate titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or response, you need to: Item: August 27, 2018 liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, File the original with the Court; and having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, Mail a copy to all interested parties at least 5 days before the hearing. easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS 3. Counsel for the Minor: The Minor (or an adult on behalf of the minor) has the right to request that counsel be appointed for the minor. THE TRIAL COURT TERMS OF SALE: PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT 4. Presence of the minor at Hearing: A minor over age 14 has the right to be present at any hearing, unless the Court finds that it is not in the minor's best DIVORCE SUMMONS BY A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00 ) Dollars by certified or bank PUBLICATION AND MAILING interests. check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. This is a Legal Notice: An important court proceeding that may affect your rights Essex Probate and Family Court The balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 36 Federal Street has been scheduled. If you do not understand this notice or other court papers, 150 California Street, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box please contact an attorney for legal advice. Salem, MA 01970 610389, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days Docket No. ES18D0991DR Date: August 8, 2018 from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon Pamela Casey O'Brien receipt in full of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in Alma C Alvarado Hernandez vs. Jose R Rocha Register of Probate said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in this publication. Item: August 27, 2018 To the Defendant: Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. The Plaintiff has filed a Complaint for Divorce requesting that the Court grant a divorce for Irretrievable Breakdown LAKEVIEW LOAN SERVICING, LLC The Complaint is on file at the Court. Present holder of said mortgage Selling a house? An Automatic Restraining Order has been entered in this matter preventing you from taking any action which would negatively impact the current financial status By its Attorneys, Buying a house? of either party. SEE Supplemental Probate Court Rule 411. HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon: 150 California Street Newton, MA 02458 Alma C Alvarado Hernandez (617) 558-0500 Find out what properties 11 Hampden Place 201605-0156 - PRP Apt 2 Item: August 20, 27, September 4, 2018 recently sold in your area. Lynn, MA 01902 your answer, if any, on or before 09/19/2018. If you fail to do so, the court will Check out proceed to the hearing and adjudication of this action. You are also required to file a copy of your answer, if any, in the office of the Register of this Court. the Real Estate page WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Have something to sell? Date: July 27, 2018 Pamela Casey O'Brien in Saturday’s paper. Register of Probate We can help! Item: August 27, 2018 MONDAY, AUGUST 27, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7

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Winners of the raffle prizes are: 2 dinners for 4 at Cafe Colombia sponsored by Cafe Colombia — Marlén Cordero — Jessica Vega 3 scholarships for ESL classes sponsored by the Lati- no Support Network — Jose Pérez — Ingris Valdez — Cristian Ferrera $500 voucher to travel anywhere in the world spon- sored by Union Travel — Ronnie Hood

Levy Martinez smiles with his freshly painted ITEM PHOTOS | OWEN O’ROURKE Roger Castro was able to collect a ton of stuff fox face at the second annual Amigos de La Voz Mia Pavon, left, and Zoelle Felliz-Diaz prepare from different tables at the event. at McManus Field in Lynn. to dance.

Raudis Pietreva makes contact in a softball Joseph Ochoa takes a shot on the net as Marcel Marco Escobar was one of many kids to take game held at McManus Field. Jaen, left, and Eli Osgood wait their turn. advantage of the soccer clinic.

Beach balls were given out by Diana Moreno of Debra Lee Surface of St. Jean’s Credit Union Metro Credit Union. Silvia Carvajal jumps in the bouncy house. hugs Dianna Moreno of Metro Credit Union.