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After he bought the Pittsburg After he bought the Pittsburg He has gone on to lead a suc “I’m in Revere often to visit Backing the film is Revere Music of the “Gypsy Kings” In “Stiffs” ,he works for the In “Stiffs” “Stiffs” is a black comedy is “Stiffs” Have you ever wonderedHave you ever Thursday, November 1, 2018 November 1, Thursday,

Joe Ciota, Frank Ciota and actor Danny Aiello. and actor Ciota Danny Frank Joe Ciota, “Stiffs” will go. “Stiffs” Penguins (lost a lot of money) off, and it is uncertain where off, in Italy, but it didn’t quite takequite didn’t it but Italy, in “Ciao America” filmed entirely and Joe Ciota ago to maketo ago Ciota Joe and years with Lynn brothers Frank Lynn with years old aunt Edie Orlandella. Marino paired up a couple of $5,000 scholarships to graduat to $5,000 scholarships special shout out to his 95-year- directors. and writers local from year Marino also gives four, year Marino also gives four, relatives,” Marino said, with a and backing movies, especially School class of 1956. Every featured in Forbes Magazine proud member of Revere High ing seniors. cessful life, co-founding EMC, up in North Revere and is a main character. native Roger Marino who grew Pizza, Aiello plays Frank, theAiello plays Pizza, on Route 1 at Prince House of perks, and feed on the social as a spoteven in the North End and he can stay in the mix, get thein can stay he is used well in the film. Filmed hearses at a funeral home just so Boston who winds up driving pect of the business. aging public relations guy from Don’t Preach” music video. Don’t Rogucci Funeral Home. He is appearance in Madonna’s “Papa appearance in Madonna’s the Right Thing” and a special the Right appeared in “Moonstruck”, “Doappeared in “Moonstruck”, Lynn Auditorium to find out. Auditorium to Lynn hasAiello, who starring Danny tended the movie “Stiffs” in the tended the movie “Stiffs” day night over 100 people at- day night over 100 funeral homes? This past Sun funeral homes? about the men who work in theabout the men who Revere’s Roger Marino presents Roger “Stiffs”Revere’s by Lynn Ciota Frank Joe and filmmakers - - - - Address | Map Link 26 Regina Road Kernwood Drive 112 56 Conomo Avenue 215 Maple Street 100 Brookline Street 21 Dexter Street 90 Commercial Street 80 Neptune Boulevard 90 O’Callaghan Way Question 3 is a referendum on an amendment to United States to amendment an Constitution to limit the influ ence of money in the elections and establish that Corporations do not have the same rights as No vote would A human being. not create the commission. which addresses an existing law, transgender anti-discrimina a vote would Yes A tion question. keep in place the current law, which prohibits discrimination gender identitybasis of the on in places of public accommoda No vote would repeal this A tion. accom public the of provision modation law. when Revolution Pizza donates 10 percent to the group. Thursday, November 1, 2018 November 1, Thursday, ------

List of Lynn Polling Places List of Lynn Question 2 is a proposed law, Question 2 is a proposed law, booklet, a Yes vote would limit Yes booklet, a couldthat patients of number the be assigned to one registered nurse in hospitals and certain No A other healthcare facilities. vote would make no change in the current laws relative to pa tient-to-nurse limits. commis which asks if a citizen’s sion should be created to con sider and recommend potential amendments to the Constitution to establish that corporations do not have the same Constitution al rights as human beings and that campaign contributions and expenditures may be regulated. a citi vote would create Yes A commission to advance zen’s to $14. Also offered are “cause Also offered to $14. var for nights,” fundraisers held nights Tuesday ious groups on Sisson School Harrington School Lynn Voc. Tech Annex Lynn Tech Voc. Fieldhouse Tech Voc. Lynn Breed Junior High School Polling Place Name Shoemaker School Pondview Lodge St. Pius Lower Church Hall Marshall Middle School - - CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 CONTINUED FROM PAGE

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Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Page 7 Page FINDING THE WAY: Miguel Ramos (5) darts between defenders and into the end to zone put Lynn English ahead 13-6 late in the first half. FANCY FOOTWORK: Lynn English quarterback Matt FOOTWORK: Lynn FANCY Carlisle’s escape Concord to a move makes Severance Daly. Aidan IS THAT A LOOSE BALL?: Bulldogs Ryan Dewan (52), Jeffrey (52), Jeffrey Bulldogs Ryan Dewan BALL?: A LOOSE THAT IS Gaylord Thomas (53), and (47), Nolan Mulchay, Gordiles Carlisle Concord be a fumble by appears to what (51) eye quarterback Gemelli, ruled down. Christian but the runner was 7 THE LYNN JOURNAL THE LYNN FLAG DOWN: Lynn English defender Miguel English defender Lynn DOWN: FLAG on this play interference Ramos called for (5) was Concord- for up this pass intended as he broke Ladd. Cam Carlisle’s NOT THIS TIME: Ryan Dewan (52) stuffs Concord Concord (52) stuffs TIME: Ryan Dewan THIS NOT QuarterbackCarlisle Gemelli Christian on a goal line quarterback sneak attempt. ENGLISH II ENGLISH Miguel Ramos

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Tejeda Jadiel down on Lynn English’s opening drive with teammate with teammate opening drive English’s on Lynn down - his touch (1) celebrates Fowler Matthias FIRST SCORE: Mathias Fowler broke up a Gemelli’s pass and the Bulldogs lived Mathias Fowler broke up a Gemelli’s week. for another playoff for a game-tying two-point conversion that would tie the game. comfortable 8 point lead, or so it seemed. receiver Cam Ladd for a score, and the fired-up Patriots lined up clock, and Tyler Drinan’s fifth point-after gave the Bulldogs fifth point-after gave the a Drinan’s Tyler clock, and ride home. ran for his second score with just under a minute left on theran for his second score with just under a minute threw for another. visiting Patriots to within a point as he ran for one score andvisiting Patriots to within a point as he ran for the Bulldogs seemed to return things to normal as they scoredthe Bulldogs seemed to return things to normal twice to end the third quarter up 28-14. pulled theConcord Carlisle quarterback Christian Gemelli to Mathias Fowler on the Bulldogs 49-yard drive off the opening drive off to Mathias Fowler on the Bulldogs 49-yard touchdowns. and receiver Prince Brown. Severance threw a touchdown passand receiver Prince Brown. Severance threw and ran for a pair of touchdowns. kickoff he scored a pair ofpicked up the slack in the running game as who were playing without starting running back Ishmile Bangurawho were playing without starting running Friday night, Nov. 2, at Manning Field. Friday night, Nov. round showdown against the third-seeded Danvers Falcons (5-2)round showdown against the third-seeded Danvers the tourney 7-seed. first round encounter. with a 35-33 win over the unrelenting Concord-Carlisle Patriots,with a 35-33 win over the unrelenting Concord-Carlisle last Friday night, Oct. 26, as 6-1 Lynn English barely escaped last Friday night, Oct. 26, as 6-1 Lynn the Division III North MIAA playoffs was frighteningly erased was frighteningly playoffs MIAA the Division III North Thursday, November 1, 2018 November 1, Thursday, Bill Keaney and Walter Horan meets candidate for for meets candidate Horan Walter and Bill Keaney Gonzalez. Jay governor State Senator Joan Lovely with Mayor Thomas Thomas with Mayor Joan Lovely Senator State Ehrlich. Lori Rep. and State McGee, Former West Lynn State Rep. Steven Walsh with Walsh Steven Rep. State Lynn West Former Auditor Seth and State Moulton Congressman Suzanne Bump. Ricko a Agnes gives Dan Cahill Representative State leadership. her democratic hug for congratulating 8 THE LYNN JOURNAL THE LYNN UNITY BREAKFAST UNITY DEMOCRATIC Candidate for lieutenant governor Quentin Palfrey, Democratic Democratic Palfrey, Quentin governor lieutenant for Candidate Jay Governor for candidate Ricko, City Agnes Chairperson Russo. Drew Gonzalez, of Ceremonies and Master Members of the Lynn Democratic Committee meet candidate for for meet candidate Committee Democratic Members of the Lynn Betty and Councilor- McNeil, O’Toole, Tina Gonzalez – Jay governor Brian LaPierre. at-Large Lynn Democratic City Committee: Treasurer Jane Cahill, Ward Ward Cahill, Jane Treasurer City Committee: Democratic Lynn Democratic and State member Gina O’Toole, 2 City Committee Walsh. member Laurie Committee - - - - GET OUT THE VOTE THE OUT GET Candidate for governor, Jay Gonzalez, Candidate for governor, Mayor Thomas McGee spoke about large crowd on hand, the a With Congressman Seth Moulton said, “ICongressman Seth Aim high and get out the vote was thewas vote the out get and high Aim Page 8 Page expressed his goals to the audience, “We expressed his goals to the audience, “We are working hard and we need your help. and the strength Our liberties, democracy, funda these with communities our in making a difference as he said, “The Democrats know how to make a difference because they care about people. They stand up with their beliefs and understand not to talk about division or dividing people, but to bring people together to have a better we are here at this That is why tomorrow. Unity Breakfast for us to get out and vote. must understand what is important for We need people who will us and our future. We be elected to make Massachusetts a better place.” Democratic Unity Breakfast was a suc ored to stand with you and with an amaz ored to stand with seeking to make aing group of candidates difference. My concern is for the everyday people who stand up for their democracy we because they have a stake in it. Today, for office inhave more women running 2018 than before and they are running andas Democrats to change our country not to remind us what America stands for, reject political challenges but to maintain When I come here, I see what is necessary. soall of you and what you stand for with much energy and enthusiasm. I have grown aover the past four years that have made youdifference in my life. I see the difference I am hopeful as all of have made in Lynn. - you have made a difference in our democ need to keep sharing that story We racy. ourwith others and that is how we’ll take country back for a brighter future.” are not beingprivileges American mental They need us to self-fulfilled in Washington. breathe life into them, to protect them, and to be vigilant about them. And, we cannot take them for granted. And one of the ways in which we can do that is by voting, be active, and getting others to vote. This is the downand up elected Democrats get to way need real leadership we the ballot. Now, in Massachusetts, and we need a governor who will see the world that should be and to take us to that place. This is what we your help I am are offering the voters. With confident we can win this election up and down the ticket. 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THE LYNN JOURNAL THE LYNN isit V Attorney General Maura Healey with Lynn Attorney Attorney with Lynn Healey Maura General Attorney Abby. Smith and his wife, James Former Ward 7 Councilor Harry Coppola with his wife, Harry with his wife, 7 Councilor Coppola Ward Former Donna Coppola. member, School Committee Chairperson Anges Ricko is pictured with School Committee member Jared Nicholson, candidate for Lt. Gov. Lt. for Nicholson, candidate member Jared Ricko is pictured Anges Chairperson with School Committee Brian Field. Rick Moulton and Councilor-at-Large Jakious, District Congressman Director for Palfrey, Quentin UNITY BREAKFAST UNITY EMOCRATIC LYNN D LYNN

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Committee. with her husband, Coley Walsh of the Lynn Democrat Democrat Lynn of the Walsh Coley with her husband, Former Lynn City Councilor Debbie Smith-Walsh Debbie Smith-Walsh City Councilor Lynn Former Governor Council member Terrence Kennedy. Terrence member Council Governor Rick Vitale, Secretary of State William Galvin, and William Secretary of State Vitale, Rick Essex County Sheriff Kevin Coppinger, Lynn Attorney Attorney Lynn Coppinger, Kevin Sheriff County Essex Committee member John Ford with his wife, Sheila. with his wife, member John Ford Committee Register of Deeds John and Sandy O’BrienRegister School with Literacy. Costin, and Saritin Rizzuto of La Vida Scholars Vida and Saritin Rizzuto of La Costin, School Committee member Maria Carrasco, Brian member Maria Carrasco, School Committee Attending the Democratic Breakfast – Former Lynn Lynn – Former Breakfast the Democratic Attending - LJ - - 11/1/18 10/18/18, 10/25/18, 1988 F150 1FTEX15Y5JKA09028 1N4AA51E79C813622 2009 MAXIMA Shanelle Belmer Barry’s Shanelle Belmer Barry’s next goal in her volleyball ca reer is to play in college and based on her determination and drive the past three seasons at surprise Classical, it wouldn’t anyone to see her competing and excelling at the next level. Classical Head Coach Frank Frank Head Coach Classical Tournament and City DeLuca follow Crayton MVP Amber ing the championship match High Mary’s St. English at versus School. Thursday, November 1, 2018 November 1, Thursday, - - 1999 JETTA 3VWSA29M3XM017001 2010 EDGE 2FDK4JCOABB49984 2014 FUSION 1FA6P0H7XE5383033 1997 YUKON 3GKEK18R2VG507305 2014 SIENNA 5TDYK3DC1ES412029 2007 AUDI WA1BY74L98D008367 2015 JEEP 1C4HJWEG3FL516515 2013 FOCUS 1FADP3N2XDL222757 “She’s takes AP Classes and AP takes “She’s “My mother is my influence,” Classical Shanelle likes Lynn Sat enjoyed Belmer Sherry urday’s championship game urday’s proud of her She’s immensely. achieved daughter and what she’s as a volleyball player and an hon or roll student. Belmer. said Classes,” Honors girlsmart and talented a “She’s very She’s her. of proud I’m and competitive. Her philosophy is, do it at all.” ‘do it right or don’t said Shanelle, who works part time at Starbucks. “She does a for her, lot for me. If it weren’t be able to go to the I wouldn’t volleyball camps to prep for high school volleyball.” know High School a lot. “I didn’t my options until I got there and megave they there, I got once plenty of opportunities to excel academically and athletically,” said Shanelle. “I miss [former [Gene] Constatino, Principal] Mr. but I love Ms. [Amy] Dunn, too. a really good teacher and She’s vice principal and now principal, even better for us.” so that’s ------on November 1, 2018 at 8 a.m. 2008 PONTIAC 5Y2SL65888Z417889 2009 WV CC WVWHL78C49E519643 1997 BMW WBABK7328VET62853 10 Services Mass Towing “She can really jump and do it Shanelle said the sacrifices DeLuca said Shanelle’s tech DeLuca said Shanelle’s DeLuca said Shanelle and the Shanelle has the best kill-rate “Shanelle has made amaz LEGAL NOTICE nical skills, combined with her athleticism and leaping ability, make her a talented all-around performer. all – she can serve, she can dig and play on the front line,” said DeLuca. “It makes me feel great to see all that she has accom also earned the plished, and she’s honor of being one of the cap tains.” that her mother has made on her behalf have inspired her. ing progress as a player,” relat ing progress as a player,” JV on the “She was DeLuca. ed team as a sophomore and she started separating herself and I She’s varsity. to up her brought been great.” 117R Western Avenue MA 01905 Lynn, 781-590-3533 ABANDON VEHICLE LIST The following vehicles will be sold at public auction - Cha Diaz, Keysha Pamela Jean Gupton, Edmonds, Kiara Belmer-Barry, Shanelle Crayton, Amber lanc, Joseph Shellieda are Back row DeLuca. Frank and Head Coach Clement, Chole Potorreal, Slanny vannes, and Sophie Alcindor. The Lynn Classical High School volleyball team defeated Lynn English to capture the 2018 city title. the 2018 city title. capture to English Lynn defeated team High Classical School volleyball Lynn The Skyler Brazell, Kristen left, are from row, Front with a 17-3 record. Tournament the State enters Classical LeB Chris Coach left, are from Middle row, Nwoko. and Cherish McHale, Maggie Tobin, Jenna Crayton, Shanelle. “I’m thankful for hav ing him as a coach. other seniors are “the heart and soul of the team.” best and is among the team’s scorers. THE LYNN JOURNAL THE LYNN 1 - - - E

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Service or pay taxes on the in years in prison, three years of report to the Internal Revenue sentence of no greater than five that he was a professional gam losses. Patel and Kinslieh did not commit tax fraud provides for a During this period, Jones claimed by alleged gambling were offset ticket scheme. al tax on a total of approximate reported income.ly $52,000 of bler and that all of his winnings come that they received from the paid less than $16,000 in feder years 2011 through 2017, Jones years 2011 then shared the excess winnings. winnings. Jones reported the win losses. Jones and the store owners as his own, and collected the full them with purported gambling setts State Lottery Commissionsetts nings on his tax returns, but offset

presented them to the Massachu winning tickets to Jones, who ing.” Kinslieh and Patel gave the scheme known as “10-percent- winnings on their tax returns – a et holders to avoid reporting thereporting avoid holders to et tickets, thereby allowing the tick at a discount to the value of the from the ticket holders for cash, purchased winning lottery tickets were store owners, and others, 2015, Kinslieh and Patel, who that from at least 2013 through tencing for Feb. 7, 2019. Woodlock, who scheduled sen Woodlock, District Court Judge Douglas P. P. Douglas Judge District Court Oct. 16, 2018, before U.S. Senior Service. Patel pleaded guilty on defraud the Internal Revenue with one count of conspiring to Bhavna Patel, 44, was charged Bhavna Patel, 44, was charged sentencing for Feb. 4, 2019. Leo T. Sorokin, who scheduled T. Leo before U.S. District Court Judge pleaded guilty on Oct. 10, 2018, filingfalse tax returns. Kinslieh 68, was charged with one count of 68, was charged pleaded guilty. George Kinslieh, George pleaded guilty. ly charged by information have ly charged court in Boston. plaint unsealed today with con re was He returns. tax false filing initial appearance today in federal ed and charged in a criminal com- ed and charged spiring to commit tax fraud and leased on conditions following an in connection with the scheme. in connection with store owners have pleaded guiltystore owners have on the winnings. In addition, twoon the winnings. In millions of dollars’ worth of win millions of dollars’ avoid taxeshelp the ticket holders scheme, in which he purchasedscheme, in which in order totickets at a discount day on tax fraud charges in con day on tax fraud charges percenting”nection with a “10 lotterystate Massachusetts ning Trusted on the over 50 years! North Shore for Thursday, November 1, 2018 November 1, Thursday, REAL ESTATE Above: Lynn Classical art Classical Leah teacher Lynn Above: School teacher and Pickering Warren and the Paint pictured at are Katie Driscoll Italian Tyme Oct. held Old 18 at Sip event Cuisine. Worshipful Lodge Left: Mount Carmel his artwork Small begins Leon at Master the for and Sip fundraiser the Paint Fund. Angel Call 781-485-0588 For Advertising Rates, www.connorrealestate.com 781-581-5940 If you want a FREE honest opinion of value, call Mike Connor, Aspiring artists begin their paintings, Susan Cheever, and Margaret Dennis. and Margaret artists Susan Cheever, Aspiring their paintings, begin 12 THE LYNN JOURNAL THE LYNN Jeff King and Walsh. Carolyn MT. CARMEL GOLDEN FLEECE LODGE FLEECE GOLDEN CARMEL MT. PAINT AND SIP EVENT SIP AND PAINT Page 12 Page Laura Pitus, Donna Goodwin, Josh Goodwin, Kristin Powers, and Patty Connick. and Patty Donna Goodwin, Josh Goodwin, Kristin Powers, Pitus, Laura Lead art instructor Leah Warren and her Warren artLead instructor Leah the who also assisted MacIsaac, Sarah sister, the event. at painters Trustees of Mount Carmel Lodge Damascus Angel Damascus Angel Lodge of Mount Carmel Trustees and King. Josh Goodwin,Ray Jeff King, Fund,

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