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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2019 DEALS SaugusOF THE Guilty verdict in $DAY$ Peabody double-murder seesPG. 3 a By Thomas Grillo Assistant Dis- ITEM STAFF trict Attorney teachable Kate MacDou- SALEM — It took an Essex County Superior Court jury less than three hours gall shows the DEALS to convict a man in a grisly Peabody double murder case. shotgun used momentOF THE Wes Doughty, 42, faces life without the possibility of parole when he is sen- to kill Mark tenced Monday. Prosecutors convinced the panel that the Peabody man shot Greenlaw as she Mark Greenlaw, 37, execution-style, and then stabbed his ancee, Jennifer $ $ gives closing DAY O’Connor, 40, to death at a Farm Avenue crack house in 2017. in vaping arguments for PG. 3 “The verdict cannot bring them back,” said Essex County District Attorney Jonathan Blodgett in a tweet. “May their loved ones nd some peace in it.” the prosecu- In closing arguments Friday, Assistant District Attorney Kate MacDougall tion to the jury deaths held the shotgun used to kill Greenlaw and provided the 12-person jury with in the trial of Wes Doughty, By Bridget Turcotte graphic details of the crime. ITEM STAFF “He went downstairs with a revolver, but once there he switched to a shotgun who was found DEALS … because of how much bigger Mark Greenlaw was … and realized he needed guilty in the SAUGUS OF— Saugus THE wants a bigger gun to take down a bigger man,” MacDougall said. “He shot him at double-murder. to add the dangers of vaping to close range, in between the eyes, and shattered the bones in his face. This is a its school curriculum$ following$ PHOTO | RYAN McBRIDE, news of deathsDA linkedY to the GUILTY, A3 SALEM NEWS POOL PHOTO substance. PG. 3 The School Committee wants the lesson to begin with fourth graders, because they believe elementary school students in Lynn the district could be addicted to nicotine. DEALS “If you haveOF kids TH whoE are us- schools ing these, they could be very much addicted,”$DA saidY$ chair- woman JeanniePG Meredith.. 3 “It’s consider not easy to just say ‘now that we know it’s bad for you, you need to stop’. We knew this was crowd coming and it’s worse than we thought, I think.” Gov. Charlie Baker declared a control public health emergency in re- By Bella diGrazia sponse to public health concerns ITEM STAFF about unexplained vaping-relat- ed illness Tuesday. The sale of LYNN — With 4,924 new all vape products, including both high school students this tobacco and marijuana, will be year, the Lynn Public School prohibited until Jan. 25, 2020. administration knows there The Centers for Disease Con- is an overcrowding issue. trol and Prevention has con- The superintendent and rmed 530 cases of lung injury school committee members across 38 states. addressed the concerns at The State Department of Pub- Thursday’s meeting. lic Health mandated earlier School Committee mem- this month that Massachusetts ber Lorraine Gately intro- physicians immediately report duced the topic by saying any unexplained vaping-associ- she’s had teachers from ated pulmonary disease to the Lynn English call and tell department. As of Tuesday, 61 her they have upwards of cases had been reported. 40 students in a classroom. Many of the patients report- She said the administration ed recent use of Tetrahydro- needs to come up with ideas cannabinol (THC)- containing to alleviate the overcrowd- SENIOR PROM, REDEFINED products and others reported ing. using both THC and nicotine “We need to help these PondView Lodge members dance the day away products. No single product has people,” Gately said. “I can’t been linked to all cases. imagine teaching an honors By Bella diGrazia Friends Cathy Superintendent Dr. David physics class by myself with ITEM STAFF B. and Joan A. DeRuosi said the district’s 38 students in it. Something dance togeth- three home-school liaisons LYNN — Kenny Burton, 60, never went to his high school prom. But needs to be done. As an ed- er during can help educate fourth- and ucator, I don’t think I could Friday morning, he tied a bandana around his neck and got ready to enjoy their “senior” fth-graders about vaping. Two teach and reach all of these the dance with his “second family”. prom at Pond- liaisons were hired last year students.” For the fth year in a row, PondView Lodge Adult Day Health Center View Lodge and a third joined the team at The rst step of alleviat- hosted a senior prom for its elder members. This year was western-themed Adult Day the start of this school year. ing a problem is address- and Burton, with a shiver of excitement, said he spent the last few weeks Health Center One liason works with students ing it, said Superintendent getting his “get-up” together. Along with a bandana, he sported a cowboy Friday. at the elementary level, one at Patrick Tutwiler. He said hat, vest, and a silver-star sheriff-style badge. the middle school, and the third the current school year “I’ve been coming here for almost two years and this is my second prom,” ITEM PHOTO | works with high schoolers. has brought in 1,896 new BELLA diGRAZIA students to Lynn English, PROM, A2 VAPING, A3 1,697 to Classical, and 1,331 new students to Tech. There are 126 more fresh- men in this year’s class than INSIDE there were last year at Clas- Impeachment is food for thought sical, while at English there Saugus announcement supporting an impeachment inquiry are 151 more ninth graders Police department By Thor Jourgensen — about a 400 percent in- promotes ITEM STAFF into the revelation that Trump pressed Ukrainian crease over the 31 in 2018. two members. A6 President Volodymyr Zelensky to investigate poten- LYNN — When it comes to Donald Trump, there tial 2020 Democratic rival and former vice president The numbers relate to the is no shortage of opinions and Brothers Deli diners students who walk into the LOOK! Joe Biden. served up their viewpoints on the Congressional in- buildings every day, Tutwil- Lynn Museum names Angelone said an impeachment process that could er said. He counted out the new director. A8 quiry into the president’s impeachment Friday. send Trump packing doesn’t make the United States students who attend classes “He hasn’t lived up to the title of what a president look good in the eyes of the world. But she thinks at Fecteau Leary Junior-Se- Sports should be,” impeachment supporter and Lynn resi- Trump, in word and deed, has become too much for nior Alternative School. Tech football logs dent Maria Angelone said. the American public to bear. second consecutive The Washington Post and other media outlets on SCHOOL, A3 shutout. B1 Tuesday reported U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s IMPEACH, A3

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Gracie Mae Wright, 80 City hit by explosions a year 1939-2019 LYNN — Gracie Mae Wright ago sees gas leak, evacuations of Lynn, 80, passed away Sept. 20, 2019. By Philip Marcelo Service information: ASSOCIATED PRESS Please join the family for a service at Goodrich Funeral BOSTON — A gas leak Home on Saturday Sept. 28, forced the temporary 2019 2-5 p.m. evacuation Friday of hun- dreds of residents from a Massachusetts city still reeling from a destructive series of gas explosions Liborio F. Cavallaro, 72 and res a year ago. 1946-2019 Residents in about 150 homes in Lawrence evacu- GENEVA — Liborio F. Cavalla- by his wife, Denise. ated in the early morning ro, 72, of Geneva, died Friday, Service information: Vis- hours after a police of cer Sept. 27, 2019 at his home. itation will be Tuesday from smelled gas around 3:15 He was born Nov. 27, 1946 4-8 p.m. at YURS Funer- a.m. and alerted authori- in Lynn. The son of the late al Home 1771 West State ties, of cials said. Frank and Genevieve Caval- Street (Rte 38) Geneva. Fu- The leak was located laro. neral services will be held and sealed off by 5 a.m., He is survived by his two 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Columbia Gas of Massa- daughters, Tara Kozlowski of the funeral home. chusetts said. There were Geneva, and Kara Cavallaro Burial will be at Oak Hill no reported injuries, ex- of Seattle; and his grandson, plosions or res. Cemetery Geneva. In lieu of PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS John Kozlowski. Also, his sister, Gov. Charlie Baker and owers contributions may be Sandra Cavallaro of Nahant. others declined to say what Emergency personnel respond after a reported gas leak early Friday in Before his retirement he made to St. Jude Children’s caused the leak, but Baker Lawrence. was employed by Comprehen- Research Hospital. said investigators are con- sive Pharmacy Services. Libo- To leave an online condo- dent that the leak was porary shelter for the re- crews were not working in lumbia Gas poorly planned rio loved playing golf, smoking lence or remembrance to isolated and that there’s maining residents. the area at the time. a routine pipeline replace- cigars, drinking bourbon and the family, visit the funeral no threat to public safety. Another, smaller gas The line was among ment project in Lawrence, spending time with friends. He homes’ obituary page at The state Department of leak was also reported miles of new gas pipelines causing natural gas over- loved playing cards, especially www.yursfuneralhomes.com. Public Utilities will inves- Friday afternoon. It was the company has installed pressurization that led to cribbage. But, his real love was For more information, please tigate in the days ahead, quickly resolved and not across the region to replace the explosions and res in spoiling his grandson John. call Yurs Funeral Home Ge- he said. related to the larger morn- old cast iron pipes, it said. homes and businesses on He was preceded in death neva, 630-232-7337. By Friday afternoon, ing episode, Rivera said. “We know that it was Sept. 13, 2018. electricity and gas were “It’s a strange thing to not systemic across the One person died, dozens gradually being restored, be back talking about gas area,” said Mark Kempic, of others were injured, and the majority of resi- only a year after this thing the company’s president. about 100 structures were Volunteers in four dents were allowed to re- happened,” he remarked “That’s why people should damaged, and thousands turn to their homes. at one point. feel safe.” of residents and business- Lawrence Mayor Daniel Columbia Gas, which The National Transpor- es were left without heat states clean up Rivera said the city would has been blamed for last tation Safety Board con- or hot water, for months in Connecticut River continue to operate a tem- year’s disaster, said its cluded this week that Co- some cases.

GREENFIELD, Mass. utaries, and in some cases Senior prom rede ned at PondView Lodge (AP) — Thousands of vol- even using boats. unteers across four states Volunteers typically PROM erly Daggett. came to PondView Lodge Alesha Casella, Pond- are helping to clean the come from faith commu- From A1 “I’ve been here nine and didn’t have anybody. View Lodge’s activity di- Connecticut River basin. nities, environmental years and Beverly is the Now we’re all friends and rector, introduced the se- The 23rd annual Con- groups, schools, commu- Burton said. “Last year, rst girlfriend I’ve ever get to enjoy this together.” nior prom to the adult day necticut River Conservan- nity organizations, and everyone voted me in as met here,” Harrington After the live entertain- center when she rst got cy’s Source to Sea Clean- business and employee the prom king. I can’t tell said. “I liked her from the ment from Jim Moses hired ve years ago. She up started Friday and is service groups. you how surprised I was. rst time I saw her, but quieted down, and be- thought it was the per- scheduled continue Sat- Last year, more than It’s important to have this I guess I was just really fore homemade chili was fect way to make the elder urday. because it brings back a 2,800 volunteers collect- shy.” served for lunch, the staff members feel special and Volunteers in New lot of good memories for ed more than 46 tons of Harrington said he nev- at PondView Lodge an- important, she said. Hampshire, Vermont, some of my friends.” er dances, but she got him nounced the winners of “They’ve been talking Massachusetts and Con- trash, including 298 tires, After losing his wife 17 out of his seat on Friday this year’s prom king and about the prom all year necticut are gathering 1,500 Styrofoam cups, years ago to a heart condi- and made him dance with queen. and have been planning along the banks of the 12,600 pounds of scrap tion, Burton said he was in her the entire time. Drag- When Harrington’s their dates and out ts for 410-mile river and its trib- metal and 18 mattresses. a dark place before joining gett, who was last year’s name was called as prom weeks,” Casella said. “I PondView Lodge. The cen- prom queen alongside king, Daggett couldn’t help think coming here gives ter is a whole new, second Burton, danced from the but stand up and clap for BEST CHOICE Adult Day Health Care announces them somewhere to t in. family to him and it’s the moment the music started her boyfriend. A drum roll its intention of sponsoring the USDA Child and Adult Care Otherwise, a lot of them only reason he gets out of until it ended, Harrington ensued before the queen Food Program. Planned dates of operation are November are sitting at home and be- the house, he added. said, and he couldn’t help was announced, and when come really lonely. They’ve 1, 2019 through October 1, 2020 with the option to renew Jack Harrington, 70, but get hooked into danc- 91-year-old Joan A. was for up to three years. Bids are solicited from vendors. found a community here expressed the same sen- ing right along with her. called, the whole room for themselves.” Anticipated service is 100 breakfasts and 100 lunches per timents about the adult “I’m covered in sweat be- roared in applause. day, 7 days per week at one site. Copies of the Invitation day health center. It saved cause Jack and I have been The king and queen en- Bella diGrazia can be to Bid must be received by Thursday, October 10, 2019 his life, he said, and it’s dancing the entire time,” joyed a western-style rst reached at bdigrazia@ to Best Choice Adult Day Health Care Inc. 220 Lynnway, also where he met his girl- said Daggett, 75. “This dance as the 2019 PondView itemlive.com. Follow her on Revere, MA 02151. The public bid opening will be Tuesday, friend of one month, Bev- prom is so nice. A lot of us Lodge senior prom court. Twitter @BelladiGrazia. October 15, 2019 at Best Choice Adult Health Care, Inc. 220 Lynnway, Revere, MA 02151. All bids are subject to review by the Massachusetts Department of Elementary MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS and Secondary Education, Office for Food and Nutrition Programs, 75 Pleasant Street, Malden, MA 02148. State paid $1.1M state residents have died expected to be released allowed to “live her life of the mosquito-borne in October. with happiness.” In accordance with Federal civil rights law and for motorcycle crash audit eastern equine encephali- Harvard’s endowment U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) civil rights tis virus, not four as they is the largest in the regulations and policies, the USDA, its Agencies, QUINCY (AP) — Mas- DA revisiting hundreds previously reported. nation but has lagged offices, and employees, and institutions participating sachusetts has paid of unsolved Boston-area $1.1 million to auditors The state Department some in recent years. in or administering USDA programs are prohibited from investigating a backlog of Public Health said in Narvekar was hired from homicides discriminating based on race, color, national origin, sex, a statement Thursday Columbia University in of unprocessed violations BOSTON (AP) — The disability, age, or reprisal or retaliation for prior civil rights that reports of a fourth 2016 to turn it around. found after a man drove Suffolk District Attor- activity in any program or activity conducted or funded by his pickup truck and death were “based on an He said his team is half- ney’s of ce is launching USDA. trailer into a group of mo- incorrect report led by a way through a ve-year a new initiative to revisit Persons with disabilities who require alternative means of torcyclists, killing seven. hospital.” transition but that there hundreds of cold-case communication for program information (e.g. Braille, large Grant Thornton, a The hospital was not are still “legacy issues” to homicides. private auditing compa- named in the statement. be resolved. print, audiotape, American Sign Language, etc.), should DA Rachael Rollins contact the Agency (State or local) where they applied ny, has billed the state The department did, hundreds of thousands of however, con rm the Whitey Bulger’s girlfriend says the campaign will for benefits. Individuals who are deaf, hard of hearing or devote more law enforce- have speech disabilities may contact USDA through the dollars every two weeks state’s 12th human case of the virus, a woman in now lives with his relatives ment time and resources Federal Relay Service at (800) 877-8339. Additionally, to audit the Registry of her 70s from Hampden to unsolved murders in program information may be made available in languages Motor Vehicles, a depart- HINGHAM (AP) — The County. Suffolk County, which other than English. ment tasked with pro- longtime girlfriend of cessing out of state and in The latest con rmed the late Boston gangster includes Boston. To file a program complaint of discrimination, complete state violation notices. case prompted the risk James “Whitey” Bulg- It’s being launched Fri- the USDA Program Discrimination Complaint Form, MassLive reports the level in Agawam, East er now lives with his day under the acronym (AD-3027) found online at: http://www.ascr.usda.gov/ company was hired to Longmeadow, Longmead- relatives in an afuent PUSH, which stands for complaint_filing_cust.html, and at any USDA office, or conduct a forensic audit ow, Southwick, Spring- suburb. Project for Unsolved Suf- write a letter addressed to USDA and provide in the letter after 72 bins of unprocessed eld, West Spring eld, The Boston Globe folk Homicides. Author- all of the information requested in the form. To request a paper notices dating back and West eld to be elevat- reports that 68-year-old ities say there are 1,367 copy of the complaint form, call (866) 632-9992. Submit years were found in Quincy. ed to high. Catherine Greig lives in a open murder cases dating your completed form or letter to USDA by: Auditors found the home in Hingham owned back to the 1960s. Department of Transpor- Harvard endowment Rollins says she em- (1) mail: U.S. Department of Agriculture by a daughter and son- tation failed to process in-law of Bulger’s broth- pathizes with families Office of the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights grows to nearly $41B violations as far back as er, William Bulger, the who have lost a loved one 1400 Independence Avenue, SW after 6.5% growth 2008. The audit report former president of the and are still waiting for Washington, D.C. 20250-9410; says at least one em- CAMBRIDGE (AP) — Massachusetts Senate. justice. She says: “Lives (2) fax: (202) 690-7442; or ployee saw Volodymyr Harvard University says Greig is serving the last were stolen — we must Zhukovskyy’s previous never forget that.” (3) email: [email protected]. its endowment has grown year of an eight-year sen- violation and did not up- to nearly $41 billion after tence in home con nement This institution is an equal opportunity provider. July 2018 date the driving record. gaining 6.5% in the last for helping Whitey Bulger scal year. evade capture for 16 years. 781-593-7700 State retracts report The school announced The sentence ends in July. Publishing Daily, except Sundays of 4th EEE death the growth in a campus The 89-year-old Bulger USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 message Friday. Endow- was killed in prison last Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA BOSTON (AP) — Mas- ment chief Narv Narvekar October. and additional of ces. Need to find Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item sachusetts public health said he is encouraged by Greig declined to com- Subscriptions of cials now say three the progress but says he ment Thursday when Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States an article? remains “mindful that approached by a Globe $20.00 for 4 weeks there is much left to ac- reporter. $65.00 for 13 weeks IN MEMORIAM $130.00 for 26 weeks WILLIAM L. QUIGLEY complish.” Her sister, Margaret Mc- $260.00 for 1 year ON HIS BIRTHDAY It follows returns of Cusker, says Greig loved Send payment to and POSTMASTER, Subscribe to SEPTEMBER 29, 2019 The only dream that mattered 10% in the 2018 scal Bulger and misses him. send address changes to: e-edition on had come true. year and 8% the year be- Greig’s attorney, Kev- The Daily Item In this life, I was loved by you. fore that. Further details in Reddington, says his 110 Munroe St. Lovingly remembered and missed P.O. Box 5 by your wife, Priscilla about the endowment’s client has paid her debt Lynn, MA 01903 recent performance are to society and should be SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2019 A3 Impeachment food for thought Lynn schools IMPEACH Poll nding 49 percent of From A1 864 Americans polled fa- vored impeachment. consider crowd “There have been a lot of Curtis Lockett of Win- unnecessary things that throp isn’t surprised come out of his mouth,” Trump opponents nally she said. launched impeachment. control options Terri Tirabassi doesn’t No fan of politics, Lockett think the impeachment is convinced the presi- SCHOOL Tech’s waiting list, Gard- inquiry is going to end dent’s wealth and in u- From A1 ner said she and her team with a vote to expel Trump ence will keep his hold on hope to have a full plan by from the White House. the White House secure. The high schools are still January. “I don’t think it’s going to “He’s super powerful,” engaging in the withdraw- Introduced by School happen. They don’t have Lockett said. al process so the number Committee member John enough evidence,” the Sa- But Lynn resident Atya- of new students could look Ford, the other idea for a lem resident said. na Johnson said Trump ITEM PHOTO | THOR JOURGENSEN different in two weeks, he temporary solution is por- She thinks the has been on a collision added. Donald Trump wouldn’t be facing impeach- table classrooms. The city Ukrainian investigation course with Congress “I don’t think there was is beyond the time frame ment if he hadn’t opened his mouth so often, any way to know there is just the latest example since the start of his pres- for looking to build its of Trump haters “pulling agreed Maria Hayes, left, and Terri Tirabassi. would have been this idency with his insistence way out of the problem, he at straws” to nd a way kind of jump,” said Tut- on building a wall to keep said. to end his presidency. She wiler. “By mid-October, I immigrants from entering Trump acted improperly dumb things,” she said. “I think it’s important to knows that vocal Trump But Hayes doubts the should have a better idea the U.S. if reports of his exchange have portable classrooms opponents don’t share her “That’s crazy. Everyone with the Ukrainian presi- impeachment inquiry will of where we stand.” at Lynn English by next view that the president “is should be welcome in this dent are veri ed. Peabody end with Trump being re- School Committee mem- September,” said Ford. trying to bring the country country,” she said, calling resident Maria Hayes moved from of ce. Broth- ber Donna Coppola said “Maybe down the road we back to where it was.” impeachment “a step in compared Trump’s report- ers owner George Markos she wonders where all can have them for Breed “I love Trump but he the right direction.” ed dealings with Zelensky said he is disappointed these new students are (Middle School) as well, opens his mouth too A Brothers customer to a corporate chief execu- Trump’s presidency has coming from and asked much,” Tirabassi said. who declined to give her tive who shares business reached led to an impeach- Tutwiler to give an update but I think we need them National Public Radio name said Trump should secrets with other compa- ment inquiry. on that at some point. for Lynn English right posted on its website Fri- resign the presidency be- nies. “Impeachment is an The data would give the now.” day results of an NPR/ fore the impeachment pro- “I don’t like him. He’s not embarrassment for every committee a better idea There are two rooms per PBS NewsHour/Marist cess plays out. She said a leader. He’s done a lot of American,” Markos said. of what they are working portable classroom, said with, she said. Mayor Thomas M. McGee, “Right now, I don’t think and there are already sev- there is an elegant solu- eral in place at some of the Guilty verdict in Peabody double-murder tion,” Tutwiler said. “Even city’s elementary schools, if we hired additional including Hood Elementa- GUILTY staff, there are no extra ry School. While the por- From A1 rooms for them to teach table rooms typically have in.” a two-year life expectancy, man who never had a While there is no instant the one at Hood School is ghting chance.” way to alleviate the issue, going on 35 years, even During the one week there were a few ideas though it was recently trial, prosecutors alleged for temporary solutions renovated, Ford said. Doughty killed the couple that were kicked around While School Commit- at a Farm Avenue crack by administrators Thurs- tee member Michael Sat- house that was condemned day. The rst is the LPS terwhite said he enjoyed following the crime. High School Design Proj- the portable classrooms In addition to the two ect, which is part of the he was in when he n- counts of murder, Doughty district’s strategic plan, ished high school in Flor- was convicted of attempted which was unanimously ida, School Committee arson to cover up the crime, voted in at the meeting. member Brian Castella- carjacking, kidnapping, and The design project is an nos pointed out the rough assault and battery with a idea that will provide col- winters in Massachusetts dangerous weapon follow- lege and career pathways ing the murders as he  ed. for Lynn high school stu- compared to the Sunshine Prosecutors said Doughty dents. It includes  exible State. schedules, internships, Coppola said she wanted  ed and abducted Kenneth PHOTO | RYAN McBRIDE, SALEM NEWS POOL PHOTO Metz in his car at knifepoint and free blocks during the to know by the next meet- in Middleton, tied him up Wes Doughty was found guilty in the deaths of Mark Greenlaw and Jen- day so students can uti- ing where the money for with the seatbelt, and drove nifer O’Connor after the jury deliberated for three hours Friday. lize school services, such portable classrooms would to Boston together. Metz, as nurses, counselors or be coming from and Cas- a 64-year-old grandfather, told about (by his defense Doughty pled not guilty He asked jurors to nd social workers, and tend tellanos wanted to invite escaped when Doughty lawyer), are not a sign and never took the stand Doughty guilty of the less- to their social/emotional schools who already have stopped at a liquor store, that he didn’t know what during the trial. er charge of manslaughter. needs. them so the committee the state says. Doughty was he was doing, it’s a sign Salem attorney John Such a conviction could al- Shannon Gardner, as- could hear feedback. captured a week later in she suffered, that she was Apruzzese has acknowl- low the possibility of parole. sistant director of Cur- “I nd it striking to see South Carolina. tortured. She begged for edged his client is guilty, In 2017, a second man, riculum and Instruction the numbers rise like Once Greenlaw was dead, her father while she whim- but asked the jury to con- Michael Hebb, 45, who K-12 Humanities at Lynn this,” said School Commit- the defendant turned to pered and he stabbed her sider the circumstances lived in the home, pled Public Schools, gave a full tee member Jared Nichol- O’Connor, the only witness, once under each breast … I of the home where the guilty to helping Doughty presentation on the proj- son. “While it is challeng- MacDougall told jurors. ask you to think about the murder took place and to cover up and attempt- ect. She said it would al- ing, it’s a positive thing to “What does he do next?” last moments of Jennifer that Doughty was high on ing to destroy evidence af- low students to start their see so many students see day taking core content she asked the jury. O’Connors’ life.” crack. It was a place he ter the couple died. a future for themselves in classes at one school and He took O’Connor into MacDougall asked ju- called a parallel universe. Judge Timothy Feeley our high schools.” a bedroom where she lay rors to convict Doughty of “Over four days of testi- end the day taking a trade sentenced Hebb to serve 6- Bella diGrazia can be with her head at the foot of rst degree murder, which mony, you’ve got a glimpse workshop at Lynn Tech. to 7-years in prison followed reached at bdigrazia@ the bed, MacDougall said. carries a sentence of life in into the strange world of 19 While there is a goal of by 5 years of probation. starting off with the near- itemlive.com. Follow her on “Simply put … he took prison without the possi- Farm Ave., a crack house, Apruzzese declined com- ly 70 students on Lynn Twitter @BelladiGrazia. pleasure in killing Jenni- bility of parole. where the days are nights, ment on the verdict. fer. She’s just a witness he “This defendant is guilty and nights are days, a place The Essex District At- is trying to get rid of,” she of the rst-degree murder of violence, a place of drug torney’s Of ce has a strict Catch up said. “She’s 5-foot-1-inches of Mark Greenlaw with use and a place of para- policy of not allowing pros- tall and 119 pounds and deliberate premeditation, noia,” he said. “In the days ecutors to talk to the press. with your had just watched her an- and the rst-degree mur- leading up to Feb. 17, 2017, ce get his face blown off. He der of Jennifer O’Connor that entire house, and ev- Thomas Grillo can be favorite team slit her throat. Those shal- with deliberate premedita- ery person in it, was spiral- reached at tgrillo@item- in Item Sports! low wounds you’ve been tion with extreme atrocity.” ing out of control.” live.com. Saugus sees a teachable moment in vaping deaths

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E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Why have millennials not Edward L. Cahill M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall done as well as their parents? 110 Munroe St. W J. K TŸ  J ¢£ Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton Four or five years ago, longer work their way debts sap their life and ca- Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  C  T¢¤ Michael H. Shanahan having breakfast at the through college while tak- reer dreams. A Bloomberg Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman Customer Service counter in a popular An- ing classes the way they Businessweek analysis Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS napolis, Md., eatery, I once could. Two-thirds of found that U.S. student loan Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 struck up a casual conver- students who earned a borrowers as a group are Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 sation with a stranger sit- four-year degree in 2017 paying down only about 1 All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 ting next to me. borrowed to pay for school. percent of their federal stu- Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 I remember it as if it Growing numbers of these dent loan debt every year. Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 happened yesterday. This loan debts are in arrears The fundamental prob- Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 Classi ed/Legal Advertising Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 father, for all the right rea- or in default. Among the lem is that tuition has far classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 sons, had pushed his son total 45 million Americans outpaced inflation while Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 Subscriptions to get a college degree and signed up for the federal wages have mostly stag- [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 counseled him to borrow student loan program, the nated. In recent years, money to do so. The son debt is now $1.6 trillion. the federal government Circulation [email protected] had incurred a loan in ex- Those in charge of these has actually encouraged cess of $100,000 and grad- programs — aging politi- borrowers to stretch out Ext. 3 uated into an economy of cians and policy-makers their payments. According Newsroom few job openings. He had — favor the corporations, to the Bloomberg analysis, [email protected] no good job and no money the wealthier and those 60 percent of the balances [email protected] to pay his debt. The fa- over 65, the most reliable of student loan borrowers Ext. 4 EDITORIAL ther’s pain, guilt and sense voters. This year’s expect- rose in the first year of Sports of regret were palpable. ed $1 trillion deficit will their repayment period. [email protected] This is what happened to add to the national debt The Great Recession Ext. 5 millennials following the of $22 trillion. In Ameri- created a particularly 2008 Great Recession. ca’s rapidly aging society, daunting challenge for Retail and Online Millennials are general- every day about 10,000 millennials entering the Advertising Let’s listen [email protected] ly defined as individuals individuals become eligi- job market. It has left a born from 1981 to 1996, ble for Medicare. The chil- hangover of uncertainty ADVERTISING now 22-37 years old. Some dren and grandchildren of and lost opportunity. It has Ernie Carpenter Jr. refer to them as the gener- today’s adults are on the affected their future earn- Director of Advertising to Greta and Business Development, ext. 1355 ings and wealth. Millen- ation thatº refuses to grow hook for these obligations. [email protected] Ridiculed by cynics and mocked by President up: no mortgage, no career We now face another nials live in a world much Donald Trump, who made only a brief appear- plan, no marriage, no chil- possible recession, which less safe, predictable and Ralph Mitchell ance at the U.N.’s climate summit, the Swedish Sales Representative, ext. 1313 dren. Why is this? Why would be the second to hit prosperous than did their [email protected] teen expressed in the strongest terms her gener- have they not done as well the millennials. To be em- parents. Their work is ation’s frustration with the global effort to count- as their parents? ployed in a stagnant and much less secure and the Patricia Whalen er the effects of the human epoch on Earth’s at- Sales Representative, ext. 1310 Millennials came of age falling economy, a college pay less certain. Neither [email protected] mosphere. In presenting members of Congress during a time of dramat- education and technical the U.S. economy nor the with a copy of a disturbing report from the In- ic technological change, training will be required, government has delivered BUSINESS OFFICE tergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, she the proliferation of social but these qualifications a better world for them Maria Alvaracin said, “I don’t want you to listen to me. I want you media, globalization and will not necessarily return than that experienced by ext. 1205 [email protected] to listen to the scientists.” economic disruption. For an adequate salary. their parents, the post While some adults dismiss the pleadings of a better life, a bachelor’s According to a Deloitte World War II generation. Susan J. Conti this teenage girl as hysterical — just as they Millennials have dis- Controller, ext. 1288 degree became all-but pre- study, millennials are doing [email protected] criticized the Parkland student activists who requisite for an adequate far worse financially than played different attitudes demanded stronger firearms regulations after wage. The Great Recession generations before them. toward ownership. They Ted Grant the mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Doug- Publisher, ext. 1234 unloaded on millennials. Their average net worth is support the idea of a shar- [email protected] las High School in Florida — many others are They have lived through below $8,000, a 34 percent ing economy. Is it any sur- listening and nodding agreement. She inspired prise they enthusiastically Marian Kinney a slow 10-year recovery of drop in average net worth ext. 1212 last week’s student protests of government and a weak labor market and since 1996. The study found support presidential can- [email protected] corporate inaction, and former President Barack declining wages. millennials’ incomes have didates Bernie Sanders Obama fist-bumped her and called her “one of Will Kraft College tuition had risen largely flatlined. and Elizabeth Warren? Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 our planet’s greatest advocates.” sharply, and the federal To pay off the lasting bur- [email protected] They understand that climate change presents loans incurred to repay it den of the $1.6 trillion stu- Perry L. Weed, attorney a grave and complex threat to the quality of life Mike Shanahan have been a considerable dent debt could take many and founder/director of Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 of future generations. Surveys of Americans have burden. Students can no borrowers a lifetime. These the Economic Club of An- [email protected] clearly shown growing acceptance that human Carolina Trujillo activity — primarily, our use of fossil fuels — is Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 the major cause of climate change, and a recent [email protected] poll conducted by The Washington Post and the Jim Wilson Kaiser Family Foundation found that 40% of us Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 now believe climate change to be a “crisis,” up [email protected] from under 25% five years ago. CIRCULATION In Maryland, the latest Goucher Poll finds nearly 70% of the state’s residents agreeing Lisa Mahmoud Manager, ext. 1239 that climate change is mostly caused by human [email protected] activity. That represents an increase of 10 per- centage points in just the last two years and sug- CLASSIFIED gests that the reality of climate change, either Abbe Young Smith as an explained phenomenon or as an observed Manager, ext. 1276 [email protected] one, has hit home. Informed Marylanders know what scientists say: Without accelerated efforts GRAPHICS to reduce carbon emissions in major ways, with- Trevor Andreozzi out transforming whole economies, we could see Designer some of the most severe effects of global warm- [email protected] ing as soon as 2040. A leading climate scientist, Mark Sutherland James Anderson of Harvard, predicts big prob- Creative Director lems in less time than that. Meanwhile, data [email protected] from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric NEWSROOM Administration tells us that the Northern Hemi- Rediscovering America: Mike Alongi sphere just had its hottest summer on record Sports Reporter ext. 1228 since 1880, and we have had five consecutive [email protected] summers of record-breaking heat. Marylanders A Quiz on the Panama Canal Bill Brotherton might have heard about a study estimating a 12- Features Editor ext. 1338 year loss of $555 million in property value appre- On October 1, 1979, the C. 1989 C. Woodrow Wilson [email protected] ciation around the state because of increased tid- first step in transferring D. 1999 D. Howard Taft Gayla Cawley al flooding. Another study, by a team of engineers ownership of the Panama 4. There is controversy 8. A major expansion of Reporter, ext. 1236 [email protected] and geodata specialists, estimated that, with Canal from the United over which ship first tra- the Panama Canal was just modest sea-level rise, the cost of protecting States to Panama took versed the Panama Canal. completed in 2016, en- Cheryl Charles homes, businesses and farms in vulnerable ar- News Editor, ext. 1278 place. On that date, the Which of the following abling larger container [email protected] eas of Maryland could cost about $27 billion. And Panama Canal Zone, a 10- ships isn’t included in the ships to traverse the ca- that’s assuming efforts would be made to save mile wide area surround- controversy? nal. How much more cargo Bella diGrazia lands that face inundation as the planet warms. Reporter, ext. 1317 ing the canal from the A. SS Cristobal is one ship able to bring [email protected] The good news, at least for our region, is that Atlantic Ocean to Pacific B. Alexandre La Valley through the canal than Olivia Falcigno Maryland’s political leaders have recognized Ocean, then under U.S. C. SS Havana before the expansion? the approaching storm and set goals for reduc- Photographer, ext.1224 control, ceased to exist. D. SS Ancon A. Twice as much [email protected] ing both our dependence on fossil fuels and the The quiz below, from the 5. At the time negotia- B. Three times as much greenhouse gas emissions it causes. Half of the Thomas Grillo Ashbrook Center at Ashland tions began on building C. Four times as much Reporter, ext. 1264 state’s energy must come from renewable sources University, Ashland, Ohio, the canal, the Isthmus of D. 10 times as much [email protected] by 2030 under a new state law that requires util- provides an opportunity for Panama was not owned 9. Approximately how ities to subsidize solar and wind farms. Gov. Lar- Spenser Hasak you to test your knowledge by Panama, but by which many workers died of inju- Photographer, ext. 1332 ry Hogan has said he wants 100% of the state’s of the Panama Canal. country? ry and disease during the [email protected] electricity to come from “clean” sources (as dis- 1. Which country first A. Colombia construction of the Pana- Thor Jourgensen tinguished from only renewable sources, such as attempted, but ultimately B. Mexico ma Canal? Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 wind and solar) by 2040. In July, we learned that failed, to build a canal across C. Nicaragua A. 5,000 [email protected] Tradepoint Atlantic, at the former Bethlehem Panama in the 1880s? D. Spain B. 12,000 Daniel Kane Steel complex in Sparrows Point, struck a deal A. Great Britain 6. Which U.S. president C. 25,000 Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 to serve as Ørsted U.S. Offshore Wind’s staging B. France was responsible for turn- D. 30,000 [email protected] center for its publicly subsidized wind farm off C. Panama ing the Panama Canal 10. Which of the follow- Steve Krause the Maryland coast. This month, US Wind, the D. Austria over to Panama? ing canals is the longest in Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 other company authorized to build turbines off [email protected] 2. In what year did the A. Franklin D. Roosevelt the world? the coast, started installation of a meteorological United States begin con- B. Lyndon B. Johnson A. Grand Canal, China Harold Rivera tower to gather wind data. These projects and structing the Panama Ca- C. Gerald Ford B. Panama Canal Sports Editor, ext. 1238 other emerging plans seem to be in line with the nal and how many years D. Jimmy Carter [email protected] C. Erie Canal, United public sentiment reflected in the Goucher Poll. did it take? 7. Which U.S. president States Anne Marie Tobin But with its wealth, technical prowess and polit- A. 1898 and 15 years said: “My impression Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 D. Suez Canal, Egypt ical will, Maryland should go even further. New B. 1900 and 12 years about the Panama Canal [email protected] Answers: 1-B, 2-C, 3-D, 4-C, York State, for example, pledged to eliminate net C. 1904 and 10 years is that the great revolu- 5-A, 6-D, 7-B, 8-B, 9-C, 10-A Bridget Turcotte greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. Such action is D. 1906 and seven years tion it is going to introduce Reporter, ext. 1269 [email protected] essential for the future of the planet. As the girl 3. In what year was own- in the trade of the world is Patrick Maloney pre- from Sweden said: Don’t listen to us, listen to the ership of the Panama Canal in the trade between the Ryan York pared this quiz. He is dep- scientists. fully transferred from the east and the west coast of Copy Editor, ext. 1220 United States to Panama? the United States.” uty director of the Ash- [email protected] By the Baltimore Sun Editorial Board A. 1969 A. Theodore Roosevelt brook Center at Ashland TECHNOLOGY B. 1979 B. William Howard Taft University, Ashland, Ohio. Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION White House attorneys directed sealing of phone transcript

By Zeke Miller, that “White House officials after ordering a freeze to concerned about some of Eric Tucker understood the gravity of some military assistance the president’s comments and Mike Balsamo what had transpired in the for Ukraine, Trump prod- about the whistleblower.” ASSOCIATED PRESS call.” Trump has argued ev- ded the new Ukrainian She said the House erything was “appropriate.” president to investigate panels conducting the WASHINGTON — The White House attorneys Democratic rival Joe impeachment probe will White House on Friday were made aware of con- Biden and volunteered make sure there’s no re- confirmed a key detail cerns about Trump’s com- the assistance of both his taliation against people in the intelligence whis- ments on the call before personal attorney, Rudy who provided information tleblower’s complaint the intelligence communi- Giuliani, and Attorney in the case. On Thurs- alleging that President ty whistleblower sent his General William Barr. day, House Democratic Donald Trump abused the allegations to the inspec- Late Thursday, Trump chairmen called Trump’s power of his office. tor general. denounced people who comments “witness intim- A senior administra- The official was granted might have talked to the idation” and suggested FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tion official acknowledged anonymity Friday to dis- whistleblower as “close to efforts by him to interfere that the rough tran- cuss sensitive matters. a spy” and suggested they with the potential witness An asylum-seeking boy from Central America script of Trump’s July Confirmation of the detail engaged in treason, an act could be unlawful. runs down a hallway after arriving from an immi- 25 phone conversation came as Trump stepped up punishable by death. Then Trump’s Friday com- gration detention center to a shelter in San Diego. with Ukrainian President his campaign against the on Friday, he targeted the ment questioning the Volodymyr Zelenskiy was anonymous whistleblower complainant, a CIA offi- whistleblower’s status moved to a highly classi- and the unnamed “White cer, tweeting, “Sounding could foreshadow an effort Judge will block fied system maintained House officials” cited in the more and more like the so- to argue that legal protec- by the National Security complaint, drawing a warn- called Whistleblower isn’t tion laws don’t apply to Council at the direction of ing from House Speaker a Whistleblower at all.” the person, opening a new attorneys. The motivation Nancy Pelosi against retal- He also alleged without front in the president’s rules for detained and timing of the move re- iation. evidence that information battles with Congress. The mained unclear. The complaint alleges in the complaint has been intelligence community’s The whistleblower com- that Trump abused the “proved to be so inaccu- inspector general found migrant children plaint, which is at the cen- power of his office to “so- rate,” though none of the al- the whistleblower’s com- ter of House Democrats’ licit interference from a legations have been demon- plaint “credible” despite By Amy Taxin The 1997 agreement al- impeachment inquiry, said foreign country” in next strated to be incorrect. finding indications of the ASSOCIATED PRESS lows for the settlement to be phased out when rules the move to “lock down” de- year’s U.S. election. In the Pelosi told MSNBC’s person’s support for a dif- LOS ANGELES — A tails of the call suggested July 25 phone call, days “Morning Joe” show, “I’m ferent political candidate. are issued for the care of U.S. judge on Friday detained immigrant chil- said she will block the dren that honor its terms. Trump administration’s The attorneys who rep- Poignant New Year for Jewish rules for the detention of resent detained immi- immigrant children be- grant children celebrat- cause they fail to honor ed Gee’s position on the community scarred by massacre a decades-old settlement case, which she conveyed agreement that spells out to them in a draft ruling. the conditions of custody. They said they wouldn’t By David Crary The decision came after let the administration use ASSOCIATED PRESS a hearing where attorneys young immigrants to try for detained immigrant There will be some dif- to deter migrants fleeing children said the rules ferences — and some con- desperate conditions from would let the U.S. govern- seeking asylum. stants — over the coming ment keep kids locked up days as the New Light con- “We will continue vigor- indefinitely and in facili- ously to defend the rights gregation observes Rosh ties that aren’t licensed by Hashana, the Jewish New of detained immigrant the state. children,” Neha Desai, di- Year, for the first time since U.S. District Court Judge three of its members were rector of immigration at Dolly Gee said during the the National Center for among 11 Jews killed by a hearing in Los Angeles Youth Law, told reporters. gunman nearly a year ago that she didn’t see how A spokesman for the De- at a Pittsburgh synagogue. the new rules adhered to partment of Justice said The man who last year a 1997 settlement that ap- the administration is dis- blew New Light’s shofar, plies to all children — not appointed with the ruling the ram’s horn trumpet just those caught on the because they did what was traditionally sounded to U.S.-Mexico border with- required to implement the welcome the High Holy out their parents. new rules. Days, was among those “Just because you tell me During the hearing, killed. Richard Gottfried, it is night outside doesn’t August Flentje, an attor- 65, a dentist nearing re- mean it is not day,” Gee ney for the government, tirement, was one of the told government lawyers. argued the rules were congregation’s mainstays In her decision, she wrote consistent with the agree- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS in reading the haftara, a that officials “cannot sim- ment and the government biblical passage that fol- Richard Gottfried carries a Torah outside the Tree Of Life building in ply ignore the dictates of had spent significant time lows the Torah reading. Pittsburgh. the consent decree mere- to develop them. In Gottfried’s place, the ly because they no longer Attorneys for both sides shofar will be blown this However, Perlman’s Kissileff said. “Part of our gregation was coping. agree with its approach as said they would be will- year by the congregation’s wife, writer Beth Kis- defiance of what the shoot- Referring to the shofar, a matter of policy.” ing to meet and discuss rabbi, Jonathan Perlman. sileff, said the congrega- er was trying to do is to she said the horn’s sounds The Trump adminis- whether some aspects of And the venue for the ser- tion plans no changes in conduct our religious lives are intended to resemble tration sought to end the the rules aren’t subject to vices will not be the Tree the substance of its ser- with as much normality as wailing. agreement as part of its the settlement. Gee gave of Life synagogue, the site vices over the two-day possible.” “That won’t be hard; crackdown on asylum them until Oct. 4 to do so. of the massacre. All three holiday that starts Sun- A week ago, looking there is plenty to wail seekers arriving on the More than 400,000 im- congregations that shared day evening. ahead to the New Year about this year,” she wrote. southwest border. It is- migrants traveling in space there have been “I feel conducting Rosh holiday, Kissileff wrote a “We need to hear this wail- sued the rules with the family groups with chil- worshipping at neighbor- Hashana prayers as we first-person article for the ing, and be induced to wail hope of detaining immi- dren have been stopped ing synagogues since the have in the past is a form Jewish Telegraphic Agen- ourselves, so that we can grant children in facilities on the Mexico border in attack on Oct. 27, 2018. of spiritual resistance,” cy describing how her con- change.” with their parents. the past year. US probe of vaping illnesses focuses on THC from marijuana

By Mike Stobbe AP MEDICAL WRITER America’s Oldest NEW YORK — U.S. Founded 1818 health officials said Fri- day that their investi- gation into an outbreak 201 years in 2019 of severe vaping-related illnesses is increasingly focused on products that BuY YoUr contain the marijuana compound THC. TiCkEtS ToDaY! Most of the 800 people who got sick vaped THC, AdMiSsIoN PaSsEs the ingredient in mari- & CoNcErT TiCkEtS juana that causes a high, according to the Centers FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS On SaLe NoW! for Disease Control and A few of the cannabis-containing vaping products Prevention. But officials cºontained high levels of vitamin E acetate, a key said they didn’t know if focus of the department’s investigation. Fri. Oct. 4 the THC is the problem or some other substance said they used prefilled consider avoiding all vap- added to the vaping liquid, THC cartridges sold in ing products, though the such as thickeners. Dank Vapes packaging. agency on Friday added thru Mon. Oct. 14 “The outbreak current- “It’s a generic product the phrase “particularly ly is pointing to a greater name that doesn’t really those containing THC.” concern around THC-con- tie back to one store or one “We didn’t feel comfort- WWW TOPSFIELDFAIR ORG taining products,” said the distributor,” said Dr. Jenni- able dropping the broader . . CDC’s Dr. Anne Schuchat. fer Layden, chief medical recommendation yet,” said So far, investigators officer for the Illinois De- Schuchat. have not identified a par- partment of Public Health. This week, the CDC re- ticular electronic ciga- “Folks are getting it Lynn Drug Task Force rette, vaping device, liquid from friends or folks on ported 805 confirmed and 781-477-4444 or ingredient behind the the street, with no under- probable cases of the lung Hotline CALL 24 HOURS A DAY outbreak. But officials say standing of where it came illness. Thirteen people patients have mentioned from prior to that,” she have died. Only the U.S. has Spanish menu available or text the word tiplynn the name Dank Vapes said Friday. reported such an outbreak, All reports of neighborhood and your tip to most frequently. Many of Until a cause is pinned although Canadian officials activity will be investigated. the people who got sick down, the CDC continues this week confirmed that Callers may remain anonymous. “tip411” (847411) in Illinois and Wisconsin to advise Americans to country’s first case. A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2019 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particularly Union, 475 Western Ave., at cer reports the house appears Street weren’t cycling and trafc spool at 2 Cross and 184 Ando- SAUGUS arrests, re ect police records. In the 9:07 a.m. on Friday; at 424 secure. was backed up. Responding of- ver streets Wednesday at 4:41 event of a perceived inaccuracy, it Washington St. at 10:10 a.m. cers observed the light cycles p.m. Ofcer reported the man Arrests is the sole responsibility of the con- on Friday; at Commercial Street Complaints and reported they were operat- is a contractor on scene and all and the Lynnway at 10:43 a.m. ing correctly. was OK. George Leo Goodwin, Jr., 24, cerned party to contact the relevant on Friday. Caller reported a suspicious A caller reported a suspicious Holiday Inn employee from 1 of 58 Old Colony Ave., S. Bos- police department and have the A report of a hit and run mo- dark sedan driving around the male walking around Camille Newbury St. reports a woman ton, was arrested and charged department issue a notice of correc- tor vehicle crash at 1103 West- Juniper Road and Maiden Lane Terrace looking around at prop- who is not a hotel guest has with two counts of breaking and tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or ern Ave. at 6:02 p.m. on Thurs- neighborhood very slowly. It is erties at 4:11 p.m. on Thursday. locked herself inside room 255 entering into a vehicle or boat clarications will not be made without day; at 397 Boston St. at 12:04 occupied by a black man and Responding ofcers were un- on Wednesday at 10:48 p.m. in the nighttime for felony, in- a Hispanic man on Thursday at a.m. on Friday. able to locate. Ofcer reports woman was es- timidating a witness, juror, po- express notice of change from the ar- 8:54 a.m. Ofcer checked the resting police department. A report of a motor vehicle A caller reported a possible corted out. lice ofcer, or court ofcial, and crash with personal injury at area and was unable to locate drunk male at Bessom Street attempting to commit a crime any vehicle tting that descrip- Caller reported man yelling 50 Lynnway at 7:39 p.m. on at 4:29 p.m. on Thursday. They at 34 Lowell St. on Thursday at by breaking and entering into a LYNN Thursday. tion. stated the man had a blue shirt motor vehicle. Case of identity fraud report- 1:34 a.m. Ofcer spoke with the and a big belly and was walking man and he will be going in for Arrests Assaults ed from 779 Main St. on Thurs- around a vehicle while smoking Accidents day at 11:42 a.m. No details the night. a cigarette. Responding of- Man reported he was being Pablo Colon, 40, of 504 A report of an assault and provided. A report of a motor vehicle ac- Summer St., was arrested and cers reported the man was not attacked in the backyard at 46 battery with a dangerous weap- Theft reported at 607 Salem drunk. cident at 26 Parker St. at 4:02 charged with disorderly con- on at 22 Fearless Ave. at 7:46 St. on Thursday at 11:56 a.m. Lowell St. on Thursday at 2:01 p.m. Thursday; at 10 Elm St. at duct, resisting arrest, operating a.m. Ofcer reports it was a ver- p.m. on Thursday. No details provided. PEABODY 5:50 p.m. Thursday; under the in uence of drugs, A report of an assault and The Lynneld Fire Depart- bal argument and one person carrying a dangerous weapon, battery at 300 Broad St. at ment reported a low hanging left for the night. Complaints negligent operation of a motor Summons 1:06 p.m. on Friday. tree limb at 7 Taylor Terrace on Walk-in to the police station vehicle, leaving the scene of Thursday at 11:56 p.m The De- reported a man and a woman A caller reported someone property damage, leaving the Aaron E. Nunez, 21, of 39 may have broken into the ga- Complaints partment of Public Works was Memorial Park Ave., Lynn was walking in between cars at 2 scene of personal injury, motor contacted. Ethel Ave. and 21 Perkins St. on rage at Mobil on Essex Street at vehicle in felony/larceny, traf- summoned on Thursday at 12:40 a.m. Thursday. A report of an unwelcome 11:58 a.m. for operating an Thursday at 5:21 a.m. cking more than 36 grams of guest at Lynn English High Medical Aid Illegal dumping reported at A 911 caller reported some- a class A drug, and operating uninsured motor vehicle with a one may have been trying to get School, 50 Goodridge St., at revoked registration. Boston Sports Club at 184 a motor vehicle with a revoked 6:16 p.m. on Thursday; at 501 The Massachusetts State Newbury St. on Thursday at into her apartment on Scotts license as an habitual trafc of- Washington St. at 8:47 a.m. on Police requested a well-be- Accidents 11:28 a.m. Ofcer reports no Mill Court at 7:09 a.m. Thursday. fender at 12:38 a.m. on Friday. Friday. ing check on Thursday at 2:53 witnesses or video surveillance A 5 Hanson Road resident Michael Malachi, 50, of 104 A report of a ght at 100 Wil- p.m. at 18 Summer St. and 25 Two-car crash reported at 75 tape. reported a deceased animal in Newhall St., was arrested and low St. at 6:26 p.m. on Thurs- Arlington St. Ofcer reports per- Washington St. on Thursday at The Children’s Place at 210 the road in front of his home at charged with assault and bat- day. son checked out OK. 6:58 a.m. One vehicle towed by Andover St. reported a pock- 9:57 a.m. Thursday. tery, disorderly conduct, and Mallia’s Towing. etbook was stolen and credit A Main Street resident report- trespassing at 8:21 p.m. on Overdoses MARBLEHEAD Motor vehicle crash involving card was fraudulently used at ed she let her granddaughter Thursday. four cars reported at Route 128 Walgreens on Andover St. on borrow her vehicle and has not Sloth Moul, 60, of 646 West- A report of a possible over- Accidents North and Route 95 on Thursday Thursday at 1:46 p.m. heard from her in a month at ern Ave., was arrested and dose at Tontoquon Avenue at at 8:48 a.m. Call transferred to Caller reported illegal dump- 3:35 p.m. Thursday. charged with operating under A caller reported his handicap 9:35 p.m. on Thursday. A caller reported a truck hit the Massachusetts State Police. ing at St. Paul’s Church at 36 the in uence of liquor at 7:43 a car at Pleasant Street and scooter was stolen while he was Johnson St. on Thursday at p.m. on Thursday. School Street and took off a shopping at 7 Eleven on Lincoln Theft Animal Control 1:58 p.m. Ofcer reports the Jose Toro, 50, of 19 Union St., mirror at 11:02 a.m. on Thurs- Avenue at 11:16 p.m. Thursday. was arrested and charged with A report of a larceny at 35 day. Caller reports she lost her Department of Public Works is A caller reported a man driv- an unregistered motor vehicle, Timson St. at 4:57 p.m. on small, white Bichon on Russell on scene and picking up TV and ing a small scooter attempted registration not in possession, Thursday; at Little Caesars Piz- Complaints Street on Wednesday at 6:34 shopping cart. The Ofcer said it to break into her husbands no inspection sticker, and op- za, 58 Market Sq., at 7:26 p.m. p.m. was reported to the mayor’s of- State Police vehicle at 12:31 erating a motor vehicle with a on Thursday. A caller reported at 10:14 Report of dogs barking on ce that the dumping was being a.m. Friday. suspended license at 2:36 p.m. a.m. on Thursday that the side- Emerson Street on Thursday at done by a resident of 13 Sewall on Thursday. Vandalism walks on Washington Street 12:13 a.m. Ofcer unable to St., Apt. 1. Ofcer spoke with SWAMPSCOTT were blocked again by a shop nd dogs. the resident who said they had A report of vandalism to a Accidents owner. She stated she was up- Dog missing reported at 76 no idea about how the items got Accidents motor vehicle at 55 Harwood St. set and wanted law enforce- Russell St. on Thursday at 9:29 there, A report of a motor vehi- at 5:22 p.m. on Thursday. ment there. p.m. On call back, dog was A report of a hit and run mo- cle crash at Friend Street and A report of vandalism at A caller reported at 12:45 found. Animal control ofcer Medical tor vehicle crash at Petco, 419 Silsbee Street at 5:54 p.m. Strawberry Avenue at 8:45 a.m. p.m. on Thursday and said that, sent a license application and a Paradise Rd., at 4:08 p.m. on on Thursday; at 45 Light St. at on Friday. overnight, someone sprayed his warning for the unlicensed dog Well-being check requested Thursday; at Elizabeth Grady, 6:32 p.m. on Thursday; at Bos- Seaview Avenue home with a to Carolyn Demetrios at that at 12 Crowninshield St., Apt. 644 Humphrey St., at 8:19 p.m. ton Street and Cedar Street at LYNNFIELD skunk smell. He stated the smell address. 209 on Wednesday at 7:44 on Thursday. 6:46 p.m. on Thursday; at 44 was overwhelming. Responding p.m. Caller said he makes Commercial St. at 9:24 p.m. Alarms ofcers reported a skunk actu- Complaints weekly calls to his mom and Complaints on Thursday; at 11 Circle Ave. ally sprayed the house. has been unable to reach her. at 6:50 a.m. on Friday; at 848 Report of a burglar alarm A caller reported at 4:03 p.m. Caller reports a man wearing Ofcer reports woman was tak- A report of vandalism at Had- Western Ave. at 8:41 a.m. on sounded at 8 Sparhawk Drive on Thursday that the lights at no shoes and a bright green en to Salem Hospital on Tues- ley School, 24 Redington St., at Friday; at Metropolitan Credit on Thursday at 1:16 p.m. Of- Ocean Avenue and Pleasant shirt cutting wire from a large day and is still a patient there. 9:54 a.m. on Thursday. Dallas cop says she wishes neighbor had killed her instead

By Jake Bleiberg looked across the court- strange circumstances ASSOCIATED PRESS room at Jean’s family. and because it was one in Guyger, who was red a string of shootings of un- DALLAS — A Dallas after the shooting, said armed black men by white police of cer broke her she wished “he was the police of cers. silence Friday about the one with the gun” and Guyger testi ed that night she killed a young had killed her, instead. upon returning home accountant who lived “I never wanted to take in-uniform after a long in the apartment right an innocent person’s life. shift that night, she put above hers, telling jurors And I’m so sorry. This is her key into what she that she has to live with not about hate. It’s about thought was her door lock the guilt every day and being scared that night,” and the door opened be- that she wished their she said. cause it hadn’t been fully roles were reversed. Jean grew up in the Ca- closed. Fearing it was a Sgts. Sean Moynihan and Michael Richards, center left and right, are Amber Guyger tearfully ribbean island nation of break-in, she drew her ser- anked by interim Police Chief Ronald Giorgetti, left, and Town Manag- told the packed courtroom St. Lucia before coming vice weapon and stepped er Scott Crabtree during the swearing-in ceremony Friday. at her murder trial that to the U.S. for college. His inside to nd a silhouett- she was sorry for killing shooting drew widespread ed gure standing in the 26-year-old Botham Jean attention because of the dark. last September, explain- Saugus Police Department ing that she mistook his fourth-oor apartment for her own. But during promotes two members cross-examination, prose- cutors cast doubt on Guy- SAUGUS — Two mem- new positions,” said Inter- Essex County Sheriff’s ger’s grief, wondered why bers of the Saugus Police im Police Chief Giorgetti. Department for six years. she didn’t call for backup Department have been “I look forward to seeing He holds his Bachelor’s instead of confronting promoted. them continue to protect Degree in Criminal Jus- Jean and questioned her Sgt. Sean Moynihan and the residents of Saugus in tice from Curry College. attempts to save his life. Guyger, 31, repeated- Sgt. Michael Richards this challenging role.” “It is an honor and a ly apologized for killing were sworn into their new Moynihan has been a pa- privilege to promote these Jean as she spoke public- roles Monday, Sept. 16 at trol of cer with the Saugus two public safety of cials, ly for the rst time about the Town Hall, with mem- Police Department for 26 and I want to congratu- the events of that night. bers of the department, years. He became a juvenile late them and their fami- “I hate that I have to Town Hall staff, family, service detective in 2006. lies,” said Town Manager and friends in attendance He holds his Bachelor’s Crabtree. “I am con dent live with this every single PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS day of my life and I ask to show support. Degree in Criminal Justice that Sgt. Moynihan and God for forgiveness, and Fired Dallas police ofcer Amber Guyger be- “I am proud of Sergeant from Curry College. Sgt. Richards will excel I hate myself every sin- comes emotional as she testies in her murder Moynihan and Sergeant Richards has served as in their new positions and gle day,” she said as she trial Fridayß in Dallas. Richards for all of their a patrol of cer with the continue to serve our town hard work, dedication, Saugus Police Department and its residents and vis- and sacri ces that they for nearly 14 years. Prior itors to the best of their Man arrested for possession have made to reach their to that, he worked for the abilities.” of heroin and a knife after crash POLICE BRIEFS

By Bella diGrazia the driver, Kmiec said. vehicle, leaving the scene Police: 1 of 2 infants left in twins. They were found Paul Krebs on embezzle- ITEM STAFF The of cers found and of property damage, leav- around lunchtime Friday ment and other charges. identi ed the driver as ing the scene of personal hot car dies in Alabama LYNN — A Lynn man inside a vehicle parked at Krebs left the univer- 40-year-old Pablo Colon, was arrested for posses- injury, motor vehicle in OXFORD, Ala. (AP) a car dealership. sity in 2017 amid ques- said Kmiec. He had 46.8 sion of heroin and a knife felony/larceny, traf cking — Police say one of two Afternoon temperatures tions over spending. At after eeing the scene of grams of heroin on him, more than 36 grams of a infants left in a parked were in the low 90s in the the heart of the case are a car crash early Friday along with the knife, he class A drug, and operat- car in Alabama has died. area. accusations that he used morning. added. ing a motor vehicle with a Oxford Police Chief Bill public money for a lavish Police responded to calls Colon, of 504 Summer revoked license as an ha- Partridge released the Trial set for former New golf trip that he said was of a hit and run motor ve- St., was arrested and bitual traf c offender at information Friday in a Mexico athletic director meant to strengthen rela- hicle crash near 397 Bos- charged with disorderly 12:38 a.m. on Friday. tweet. tionships with donors. ton St. at 12:04 a.m. on conduct, resisting arrest, Authorities say they ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. Krebs’ attorney Paul Friday, according to Lynn operating under the inu- Bella diGrazia can be don’t have information on (AP) — A judge has set Kennedy has said he’s Lt. Michael Kmiec. When ence of drugs, carrying a reached at bbdigrazia@ the other child. a trial date next year for con dent his client will be of cers arrived, witnesses dangerous weapon, negli- itemlive.com. Follow her on News outlets report the former University of New vindicated at the trial set assisted them in locating gent operation of a motor Twitter @BelladiGrazia. children are 11-month-old Mexico athletic director for October 2020. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT ‘Sunset Boulevard’ cast ready for its close-up

will bring a lump to your REVIEW throat. Ripley’s acting skills are strong; her Nor- By Bill Brotherton ma can switch from loving ITEM FEATURES EDITOR and demure to needy and BEVERLY — Time is a nasty in a split second. cruel mistress, especially For much of the show, for Hollywood actresses. you’re never quite sure if her Norma is causing dra- An actor can be a tub of ma and using emotional lard and look constantly blackmail to selfishly keep hungover, and filmmakers Joe around or if she’s de- will still come calling. But lusional and mentally ill? heaven forbid a woman The shocking climax will sports a single wrinkle or answer those questions. gray hair. She’ll be relegat- Twenty-five years ago ed to the scrap heap before Ripley was on this very you can say “tummy tuck.” stage, appearing in “Swee- Such is the case of Norma ney Todd.” That led to her Desmond, the 50-year-old first major role on Broad- faded star of silent films way in 1994, as young at the center of “Sunset screenwriter Betty Schae- Boulevard,” the Andrew fer in the Glenn Close-led Lloyd Webber Tony Award “Sunset Boulevard,” and winner commanding the a 2009 Tony win for best stage at North Shore Mu- performance by a leading sic Theatre. actress in a musical for Based on Billy Wilder’s the rock opera “Next to classic 1950 black come- Normal.” dy/drama, which starred Rodriguez as kept man Gloria Swanson and Wil- Joe is a content prisoner of liam Holden, “Sunset Bou- love who becomes accus- levard” is about hopes, tomed to the finer things PHOTOS | PAUL LYDEN PHOTOGRAHY wishes and dreams in the in life that Norma can early days of Hollywood. provide. When young, en- Above, William Michals (Max von Mayerling), Alice Ripley (Norma Desmond) and Nicholas Rodri- Desmond (played by Alice thusiastic aspiring screen- guez (Joe Gillis) appear in “Sunset Boulevard” at North Shore Music Theatre. Below, Ripley and Ripley) lives in a fantasy writer Betty Schaefer Rodriguez in a dramatic moment in the play. world and falsely believes (played by Lizzie Klem- that her fans are clamor- perer) says she wants to musical highlight: “If you es capture the styles of ing for her return to film. turn one of his old stories could have seen when all the 1940s, as do the classy When Joe Gillis (Nicholas into a screenplay, Joe is her dreams were new” he formal clothes worn by the Rodriguez), a desperate less than motivated. That affectionately sings. cast. writer who can’t find work, changes when he realiz- Kevin Massey, as Betty’s There’s creative use of happens into Desmond’s es he’s fallen in love with fiance, and Robert Saoud, black and white video, and mansion he is convinced her. Rodriguez and Klem- as agent Sheldrake, are some 100 black-and-white to stay to edit Norma’s vo- perer, who played Eponine sure and steady through- “vintage” photos of Rip- luminous script that she’s in 2004’s “Les Miserables” out. The ensemble is won- ley’s Norma Desmond by certain will lead to her at NSMT, are both fine derful, especially during Lynnfield’s Steven Rich- successful return in front singers and share great a lively, rollicking New ard encircle the theater- of the camera. Joe is se- chemistry. Rodriguez has Year’s Eve party scene in-the-round. The use of duced by her and her lux- been at NSMT twice be- where these characters lighting is remarkable, as urious lifestyle, and when fore, playing the prince in share their d reams for well. he tries to break free all 2005’s “Cinderella” and Je- Hollywood success in The mansion is dark hell breaks loose. sus in 2006’s “Jesus Christ “This Time Next Year.” and gloomy, illuminated Everything about this Superstar.” The incredible, massive only by candlelight. Rays production is spectacular. (Fun fact: Ripley creat- set is a star in its own of sunshine never enter Let’s start with the cast. ed the role of Betty in the right. Taking up the space the decaying home. Yet ev- Director/choreographer original 1994 Broadway usually reserved for one- Kevin P. Hill is blessed to production of “Sunset Bou- sixth of the theater’s seats, ery scene that’s not in the have exceptionally talent- levard.”) it’s a tarnished hulk of a mansion, is bright and vi- ed performers in the four William Michals is rivet- mansion that is as faded brant and cheery. lead roles. ing as Max Von Mayerling, as its owner. And when an Simply put, “Sunset Bou- Ripley, 55, may be play- Norma’s manservant. His enormous classic antique levard” is one of the finest ing a faded star, but her singing, especially during convertible car rolls onto productions I’ve seen at star blazes brightly here. “The Greatest Star of All,” is the stage during a second North Shore Music The- She’s on stage for nearly rich, nuanced and powerful. act scene, you’ll “ooh” and atre. To paraphrase the the entire show, and she’s He received loud applause “aah.” film/musical’s best-known captivating in every scene. during the curtain call. The wardrobe depart- line, Ripley, the rest of the Her vocals are filled with Neal Mayer is great as a ment has exceeded its cast and NSMT’s creative emotion: the ballad “As If sympathetic Cecil B. De- usual high standards. The team are more than ready We Never Said Goodbye” Mille. His “Surrender” is a exquisite suits and dress- for their close-up. Forest Whitaker shows off his versatility in two lms

LOS ANGELES (AP) dom or a steady gig; it was civil rights movement or saw them.” — Forest Whitaker plays a quest, as he put it, to what drove him, Whitaker It’s a big leap from a a real-life crime boss in find “the pilot light of each said in a panel discussion. crime drama to the fami- Epix’s new drama series person” and understand “That was interesting to ly friendly “Jingle Jangle,” “Godfather of Harlem” human connections. me as something to de- in which Whitaker plays with the commanding in- “I was offered a soap velop and something to be an eccentric inventor and tensity expected from him. opera, I said, nah. That able to be a part of as an grandfather. It was also a What’s less expected is the has nothing to do with actor. It was amazing.” rewarding one as he redis- movie musical he filmed what I’m trying to do. Whitaker’s on-set de- covered his singing voice in London this summer, a And it ultimately worked, meanor was critical to the and something more: His U-turn for the actor who where I ended up getting production, according to character’s journey and the started out a singer. to play some very unique executive producer Chris upbeat attitude of director “Jingle Jangle,” a Net- characters throughout Brancato. “Everyone cap- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS David E. Talbert showed flix movie set for a holiday this 30-something years,” tures his energy, which is so inspiration can be found Forest Whitaker, left, portrays Bumpy Johnson 2020 release, and “Godfa- Whitaker, 58, told The As- sweet and gentle,” he said outside “sadder” places fa- in a scene from “Godfather of Harlem,” pre- ther of Harlem” highlight sociated Press. “And I’m at a recent Epix red-carpet miering which premieres Sunday. Whitaker’s range and still getting the opportuni- event in New York. miliar to Whitaker. why he switched to acting ty. This character of Bumpy Vincent D’Onofrio plays — this despite the vocal Johnson is a unique and Johnson’s chief rival in talent that earned him a iconic figure to get to play.” crime, with Ilfenesh Ha- scholarship to the Univer- The 10-episode “Godfa- dera as Johnson’s wife; Ni- SKATING CENTER sity of Southern Califor- ther of Harlem,” debuting gel Thatch as Malcolm X, 781-231-1111 nia’s music school and at- 10 p.m. EDT Sunday, is and Giancarlo Esposito as tracted his first agent. part of a string of TV mov- Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Located adjacent to Rite Aid Pharmacy “I didn’t think I would ie and series projects he’s Paul Sorvino and Chazz in Saugus Plaza, South Bound Route 1 be able to affect the people done over the years, includ- Palminteri also are in the ATM on site. Sorry, no checks from my own communities. ing a guest turn in Fox’s cast. The score is com- MBTA BUS ROUTE 429 I didn’t think they would hip-hop drama “Empire” posed by by Mark Isham, s r r TM FREE WI-FI - 2 WIDE SCREEN TVS even watch” the likes of that let Whitaker briefly with tunes from the ‘60s or light opera, he said. “So I put his vocal skills on dis- earlier are featured, along made the decision that act- play (as he did in the 2013 with contemporary songs WINTER SKATING SCHEDULE ATTENTION! ing would be the way, and I film “Black Nativity”). produced by Swizz Beatz Sunday Noon - 8 p.m. $7.50 walked away from music.” Whitaker plays Johnson with artists including School & PTO After earning a degree in the early 1960s, return- John Legend and DMX. 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WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. Jonas Brothers & Diplo collaborate on “Lonely” ’ve been waiting for about myself). The embar- es a dark guitar strum, “Writing on the Wall” rock group because my this moment my rassing photos, memes, and provides us with se- by French Montana ft. mother is obsessed with entire music writ- and videos posted on the ductive Lambert vocals. Post Malone, Cardi B them. The only way to ing career, which, to Jonas page by Diplo had What’s one word to de- & Rvssian describe the band is, myI own surprise, has only me howling with laughter. scribe the song? Fun. In this is what would hap- been a few months. The marketing prank “Stranger You Are,” the What do you get when pen if The Beatles and Anyone who knows me then led up to the mu- former American Idol you get three hitmakers the Arctic Monkeys had understands that I live sic video, which debuted runner-up gives all us on one song? You get an a baby. They’re brood- and breathe the Jonas at midnight along with weirdos an anthem. He absolute smash. There WITH BELLA DIGRAZIA ing and edgy, but subtle Brothers, and have done the song. Throughout the samples nearly every de- are few songs with French enough where once they so since I was 12 years old. video, Diplo, sporting a cade of music throughout Montana’s name on it grab your attention, it Now, at the old age of 24, I cowboy hat, tries apolo- and blessed us with some the track and makes me that don’t spend at least doesn’t veer away. “Good finally have the chance to gizing to the brothers for new music. want to dance. Where are one week at No. 1 on the Luck” is filled with live review one of their songs live-streaming Joe’s Las The theme in new music my go-go boots? We have charts. The same goes for instruments, produced in something other than Vegas wedding to Sophie this week appears to be our necessary ballad with Post Malone. Oh, and the and soul-filled beats, and my personal journal. Turner back in May (if you “lonely,” so do me a favor “Closer to You,” where same goes for Cardi B. seductively rock and roll The brothers, Nick, Joe don’t know this actually Lambert gets vulnerable “Writing on the Wall” has and put a smile on your vocals. and Kevin, teamed up happened, you’ve been liv- face before you dig into and nearly brings me to Spanish flavor, catchy with the DJ/producer on ing under a rock. tears with his emotional- verses, and a beat that’s this breakdown. “RACECAR” by Deaton “Lonely,” which is the first The video ends with a ly powerful vocals. “Over- impossible not to dance to. release from Diplo’s coun- reconciliation. And fans glow” is so 80s-synthetic Chris Anthony ft. Clai- THE BREAKDOWN try-themed album “Thom- all over the world ended pop that it hurts. It needs “Good Thing” ro, Coco & Clair Clair as Wesley.” Not only is up with a song that could to be on the soundtrack by Zedd & Kehlani the song a smash, but the easily remain on repeat “VELVET: Side A” an EP for the next season of Net- This track is weird, but downplayed, social media for an entire week. by Adam Lambert flix’s “Stranger Things.” This song was written by I don’t hate it. I’m a huge marketing used to pro- Also this week, we got Halfway through, Lam- an artist who has finally Clairo fan, which is why I mote it was nothing short a funky, psychedelic EP Three weeks after bless- bert picks it up and reached the pinnacle of gave it a listen. I’ve nev- of brilliant. from Adam Lambert, a ing us with the edgy track brings back the edge he success. R&B/Hip-hop art- er actually heard any- It all started when Diplo female power anthem “Superpower,” Lambert does so well. “Ready to ist Kehlani has been in the thing like it before, with hacked the Jonas Broth- from Kehlani and Zedd, a drops an EP. I’d say he Run” has soul, funk, flaw- game for almost a decade, it’s slow-talk verses, odd ers’ Instagram account spooky tune from Chris- finally found himself lessly high-pitched vocals but it wasn’t until recent- beats, and Internet met- Wednesday. At first, fans tina Aguilera, and a musically, because the and sets the tone for more ly that everything started aphors. Police sirens take thought it was real and heart-wrenching ballad man doesn’t miss a beat new music, which I would to come together for her. over the track toward Diplo was bored. But, from Noah Cyrus. Oh, in any of the six tracks. bet all my money is com- The woman deserves the the end and when I first the smarter fans quickly and Jimmy Eat World “Loverboy” starts off ing soon. world, and according to listened to it in my car, I caught on (yes, I’m talking came out of their cave with a cowbell, introduc- this song, it sounds like panicked and pulled over “Lonely” by Diplo & she has it. Who needs a because I thought a cop Jonas Brothers good thing with a signifi- was behind me. cant other when you have First of all, Joe Jonas’s a good thing with your- “Haunted Heart” by intro vocals on this nearly self? Not Kehlani. Christina Aguilera brought me to my knees. The boys really are back “Lonely” Halloween is easily and better than ever. Ev- by Noah Cyrus my favorite time of year ery new release is better so when I saw vocal leg- than the last. “Lonely” is Miley Cyrus’ little sister end Aguilera released a a simple song, which is blew me away this week. 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By Harold Rivera and it worked for us.” ITEM SPORTS EDITOR The 1-2 back eld punch of Haidar Bdaiwi and Ga- LYNN — Utter domina- briel Perez combined for tion. all six Tech touchdowns The Tech football team (three each). Bdaiwi pitched its second shut- logged six carries and tal- out in as many weeks lied 128 rushing yards. with a 38-0 win over Mys- Perez ran the ball three tic Valley Friday night at times for 100 yards. Manning Field. “We want to keep that Defensively, the Tigers tide rolling,” Runner said. had no trouble with Mys- “When Tech has two ex- tic Valley’s run-heavy of- plosive running backs fense. that are running well, we “We were prepared for have a lot of success. the single-wing look be- That’s a testament to of- cause we saw it against fensive coordinator Alan Minuteman,” Tech coach Bercy. He had an idea of James Runner said. “We what he wanted to do this knew coming into the year. He went in with a game that Mystic Valley different plan, and Haid- PHOTO | PAULA MULLER lost a lot of players that ar and Gabriel were they wanted to give the Revere’s Jonathan Murphy had a 10-yard ready for it.” ball to. It was big for us to touchdown run in a win over Classical Friday When throws were have the game that we night. there to be made, quar- had defensively. It’s our terback Luis Pineiro second shutout. We’re PHOTO | PAULA MULLER made them. Pineiro com- trying to keep that roll- pleted ve of eight pass Tech quarterback Luis Pineiro completed ing. (Defensive coordina- Revere outlasts attempts for 78 yards. 5-of-8 passes for 78 yards in a win over Mystic tor) Jason McCuish put a Classical in NEC Valley Friday night. good game plan together TECH, B2 showdown Everything comes together for By Daniel Kane ITEM STAFF REVERE — Friday night’s Northeastern Conference English in big win over Salem matchup between the Classical football team and host By Mike Alongi for English in place of in- Revere was an offensive clinic. Both teams combined for ITEM STAFF jured starter Mathias 10 touchdowns on the night, but in the end the Rams Fowler, and he completed couldn’t keep up with a well-rounded Patriots attack in a SALEM — The English 5-of-5 passes for 142 yards 43-26 Revere win. football team rebounded and two touchdowns. Tahj “Anytime you can move the ball around like that it’s from last week’s loss in a Purter had three recep- big,” Revere coach Lou Cicatelli said. “We had ve differ- big way, scoring 26 points tions for 94 yards and two ent guys score including Ryan Riazi on a kick return. Joe in the rst quarter en touchdowns, and he also Llanos had a big game again, so did Jonathan Murphy route to a 54-8 win over returned a punt 57 yards and Lucas Barbosa. It was a huge night. When you can Salem at Captain John for a touchdown. Running move the ball around and get a lot of guys involved Bertram Field Friday. The back Sam Ofurie rushed what’s better in high school football?” Bulldogs only ran 21 plays for 128 yards and two Llanos paced the offense with with 23 carries for 200 on offense in the entire yards and two touchdowns. Riazi booted a 44-yard eld touchdowns, while Fenix game, but they scored six Figueroa Marquez rushed goal in the second half and scooped an onside kick for a offensive touchdowns. for 51 yards and one touch- 50-yard touchdown late in the game. They also scored once on down. Defensively, DJ After a handful of dropped passes and a fumble in the defense and once on spe- Brathwaite had two inter- rst quarter, the Rams found themselves trailing by 20 cial teams. ceptions — returning one early. “What I’m most happy for a 38-yard touchdown “The slow start hurt,” Classical coach Brian Vaughan about is the way our team — and also had one recep- said. “It killed us. You can’t start a football game down bounced back from a tough tion for 49 yards. 20. It’s the second week in a row that has happened to us. loss last week,” said En- “Jesse is a great compet- We have to gure stuff out. It’s tough to come back from glish coach Chris Carroll. itor and a good football that. “We have high expecta- player, and we trust him a “We have to x some things,” Vaughan said. “We just tions for this year and had lot lling in for Mathias,” have to get better at all aspects of the game. We have to a tough week last week, Carroll said. “Tahj made get better on offense, defense and special teams. We have but the guys bounced back, ITEM FILE PHOTO some big plays as well and to do a better job at executing on the eld and coaching.” had a great week of prac- Sam and Fenix did a great Revere scored on its rst two possessions. Murphy and English running back Sam Ofurie rushed for tice and came to play.” job in the running game.” Zachary Furlong each scored on 10-yard runs and Riazi 128 yards and two touchdowns in a win over Sophomore quarterback went 1-for-2 on extra points to give the Patriots a 13-0 Salem Friday night. Jesse Maggs got the start ENGLISH, B2 lead. Classical’s fumble gave the Patriots a short eld next and quarterback Calvin Boudreau (8-of-15, 104 yards, two touchdowns) found Barbosa for a 22-yard touchdown pass to extend the lead to 20-0. Lynn eld football takes down Malden Classical nally found some rhythm late in the second. Rams quarterback Daniel Gisonno (22-of-42, 269 yards, By Anne Marie Tobin “The way the defense three touchdowns) capped a drive with a 9-yard touch- ITEM STAFF has been playing, I really down pass to Jeffrey Hill to cut the Revere lead to 20-7. wanted Malden to have LYNNFIELD — The to go the full eld. So on REVERE, B2 Lynn eld football team is fourth down, we punted,” on a roll. said Lamusta. “I trusted Friday night at Pioneer our defense to do its job.” Stadium, the Pioneers (3-0) And that it did. used a sti ing defense and Lynn eld started in Mal- outstanding special teams den territory on seven of play to cruise to a 33-6 win eight rst-half possessions, over Malden. while Malden started be- John Lee became the rst hind its 23 on six of seven Pioneer in program histo- possessions, gaining only ry to return a punt for a 22 yards from scrimmage. touchdown in three consec- Lynn eld forced four utive games. punts, ended two drives “Kudos to the defense and by interception (Jack Con- special teams units that tardo and Bakari Mitchell) can really pop one at any and also forced a turnover time,” said Lynn eld coach ITEM FILE PHOTO on downs. Pat Lamusta. “We made big ITEM FILE PHOTO “Kudos to coach John Joe Rivers scored four total touchdowns for plays in all three phases of O’Brien and the rest of the the game, so we’re just go- Lynn eld’s Anthony Floramo rushed for Fenwick in a win over Arlington Catholic. three touchdowns in a win over Malden. staff because the kids (on ing to keep pushing that.” defense) have been really Anthony Floramo, Jr. (55 prepared,” said Lamusta. carries on 7 carries) ran for 35-yard kickoff return by rst possession, and had Late in the rst quarter, Fenwick dominates three touchdowns, while Lee, the Pioneers needed a short eld after Lee Lee set up the Pioneers quarterback Clay Marengi ve plays to nd the end return the punt to the with a 22-yard punt return (7-of-13, 50 yards) threw zone, the nal a 7-yard Malden 40. But Lynn eld to the Malden 18. From Arlington Catholic for another. run by Floramo. Blake Pe- couldn’t get going and there, Floramo scampered D.J. Capachietti had a ters added the point after elected to punt from the By Joshua Kummins into the end zone to make team-high six tackles. to make it 7-0 just 1:58 in. 41. That decision set the FOR THE ITEM it a 14-0 game (Peters Lynn eld set the tone Lynn eld forced the stage for the rest of the kick). MEDFORD — The Bishop Fenwick football team con- on the rst drive. Starting Golden Tornadoes into half in terms of eld po- vincingly beat three straight opponents to begin the at the Malden 49 after a a three-and-out on their sition. LYNNFIELD, B2 season, and nothing changed as Catholic Central League play started Friday night. Senior Joe Rivers rushed for three touchdowns and caught another as the Crusaders continued their per- fect start with a 44-20 win over rival Arlington Catholic Peabody bounces back to beat Gloucester at Hormel Stadium. Fenwick ended the first half with a By Scot Cooper Kyle Maglione scored team came out hard and still like that,” Betten- touchdown and scored on three straight possessions in FOR THE ITEM the rst of his two touch- fast against Gloucester, court said. “Gloucester is the second to pull away. downs with 59 seconds but he didn’t like seeing a young team, but they’re PEABODY — The “I thought AC played great. They were in the game the left in the rst quarter, nine yellow  ags come very tough, they’re going whole way,” said Crusaders coach Dave Woods. “I said at Peabody football team to keep getting better, bounced back with a and Peabody never looked down against his team, one point that the score felt a lot closer than it was, but back. The Tanners scored costing Peabody 85 yards. and I knew we had our we had some guys step up and make big plays. Joe Riv- statement Friday night hands full, coming off a at Coley Lee Field. twice in the third quarter, “We talked about com- ers just took over. He was the fastest kid on the field.” bad week last week, so we After a shutout loss to and twice in the fourth ing out with more re The game began as a defensive struggle with intercep- had to motivate our team Revere last week, the quarter to keep Glouces- tonight, and we did, tions on the first three total series. David Cifuentes’ to come out and play hard, Tanners dominated from ter winless at 0-3. Pea- Gloucester has some field goal broke a scoreless tie just past the game’s they did, but we took way start to nish in a 34-0 body improves to 2-1. tough kids, they’re tradi- three-minute mark. too many penalties. win over Gloucester. Coach Mark Betten- tionally a tough team from FENWICK, B2 Junior running back court liked the way his a tough town, and they’re PEABODY, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2019 St. John’s football notches big win over Somerville rst two touchdowns of “It doesn’t get any easi- Steve Dembowski, a for- Kemp led the charge with dia Whelton and Ashley SCHOOL ROUNDUP the game and never looked er,” Driscoll said. “We know mer player and coach at two goals. Victor Maciel Martinez played well. By Harold Rivera back in the win at Hol- what Fenwick’s all about Swampscott High, recorded scored a goal on a penalty Marblehead 2, Salem 1 ITEM SPORTS EDITOR brook. this year.” his 150 victory on the side- kick. Kyle Mor s logged Goals from Carter Mur- “We missed a lot of tack- Danvers 14, lines Friday when Milton two assists. Nick Sablone Seven different players ray and Cait Mullins led les,” Spartans coach Sean Winthrop 13 defeated Walpole, 33-14. and Kyle Joyce also played scored touchdowns Friday the Magicians to victory. Driscoll said. “They han- Jack Stangie gave the Fal- Dembowski coached the night as the St. John’s Prep well. VOLLEYBALL football team moved to 4-0 dled us up front a little bit. cons an early 7-0 lead with Big Blue for 16 years, and Arlington Catholic 1, Tech 3, Nashoba 0 with a 47-22 victory over Spellman’s a bit more of a a 20-yard touchdown run. left with a 114-67 record to Fenwick 0 The Tigers won by set Somerville at Fred Glatz veteran team than we are Rich Canova followed with join the Wildcats to be clos- The Crusaders (5-2) hope scores of 25-13, 25-20, 25- Field. and it showed. We made a 3-yard carry, stretching er to his home on the South to bounce back with a win 18. KK Carrasquillo, Nani The Eagles sprung out some plays but we made Danvers’ lead to 14-0. Shore. He’s in his fth sea- Monday (6) when they host Merced and Delcy Ortiz all to a 35-0 lead by the third some mistakes that an in- Showing no quit, the Vi- son at Milton, where he’s Austin Prep. played well in the win. quarter before coach Brian experienced team makes.” kings fought back. Touch- 36-11. Beverly 7, Saugus 1 Tech (4-5) plays on the St. Pierre substituted freely St. Mary’s, which had yet down runs from Bobby Hu- Dembowski coached James Rodrigues scored road at Fellowship Tuesday to allow a point before Fri- bert ( ve yards) and Austin to nish out the game. Swampscott to a Super Saugus’ (2-5) lone goal. (5:30). day’s game, scored on Der- Daigneault (10 yards) Bowl victory in 2007 -- the GIRLS SOCCER Two players (John Bun- Masconomet 3, ek O’Leary’s 2-yard quar- closed the gap to 14-13 but team’s rst state champi- Swampscott 5, nell and Nick Baldini) Marblehead 0 terback keeper (conversion Danvers held its slim lead onship since the inaugural Classical 0 ran back interceptions for Stet scores were 21-25, failed) and Ali Barry’s 62- through the closing min- game in 1972 when it de- Emme Laundry and scores. 11-25, and 19-25. Other Eagles scoring yard run (Omar Ayouch utes. Tyler Rockefeller also feated Catholic Memorial Mackenzie Kearney net- rush). contributed to the offense. in Division 2. He was both ted two goals each. Laine Anna Arbo lead Marble- touchdowns were Nick head’s (6-4) offense with six Masterson, Matt Duche- “On defense we didn’t “We can play with any- The Item’s Player of the Foutes scored one goal. kills. Anna Schluter had a min, Max LaPlante, Carson play as well as we did the body,” Winthrop coach Jona- Year and Coach of the Year Peabody 8, English 1 program-high eight blocks. Harwood and Matt Stew- rst two weeks,” Driscoll than Cadigan said. “I think while at Swampscott. Chiara Campbell and art. said. “We had to make the we proved that. I don’t know BOYS SOCCER Branae Craviero scored two Abby Schwartz had eight The Eagles travel to one-on-one plays and we if we can beat anybody right English 4, Peabody 3 goals each. digs. Westford Academy next didn’t, and that was the now. It’s one or two plays The Bulldogs (8-0-1) qual- Colleen Crotty, Aja Ali- FIELD HOCKEY Friday for a 3:45 game due difference. But I like the we aren’t making that oth- i ed for the state tourna- monti, Emma Bloom and Swampscott 5, to concerns about the Tri- way we battled. We hung in er teams are making. We ment. Taylor Bettencourt netted Malden 1 ple-E virus. there.” showed toughness. Danvers Ryan Lima scored the one goal each to round out Maddy O’Brien net- FOOTBALL The Spartans (2-1) host was just one point better.” game-winner. Jalen Cori- the scoring for the Tanners ted three goals. Natalie Spellman 35, Catholic Central League ri- Winthrop (1-2) travels to olan scored two goals and (4-4). Dominiconi and Lilli St. Mary’s 14 val Fenwick (4-0) next Sat- Swampscott next Friday (7). Chris Lazo scored one. Jenavier Tejada netted D’Agostino scored one goal The Cardinals scored the urday (7). — For Peabody (4-3), Ben English’s (2-7-1) goal. Ana- each. Revere beats Classical, stays undefeated REVERE From B1 Gisonno found Kyle Durant on a 45- yard pass to start the second half and Kalvin So (15 carries, 164 yards, two touchdowns) nished the drive with a 5-yard touchdown run to cut Revere’s lead to 20-14. But Revere didn’t take long to recover. Llanos broke off a 54-yard touchdown run and Riazi hit his 44-yard eld goal drive to put Revere ahead 29-14. A 21-yard touchdown catch by Andy PHOTO | PAULA MULLER De Leon got Classical back on the board but a missed extra point kept the Revere Tech running back Haidar Bdaiwi rushed for lead at 29-20. 128 yards and three touchdowns in a win over From there, both teams went back and Mystic Valley. forth. Llanos ran for a 35-yard score and So answered with a 27-yard touchdown on the ensuing drive to cut Revere’s lead Tech earns second to 36-26. The Rams tried an onside kick next, but Riazi ran it back 50-yards and added straight shutout win the extra point to ice the game at 43-26. “There was no quit in Classical,” Ci- catelli said. “That game goes another TECH quarter and who knows? We were fortu- From B1 nate to get out of here with a win.” PHOTO | PAULA MULLER Carlos Mateo reeled in two catches for 51 yards. Revere (3-0) will hope to continue its “We have the passing game,” Runner said. “We’ve been Revere’s Calvin Boudreau completed 8-of-15 passes for 104 solid start at Saugus next Saturday (11). hesitant to show it to everyone because it’s something yards and two touchdowns in a win over Classical Friday. The Rams (1-2) host Salem next Friday we’re saving. But overall, it was nice to see Luis get the (5). ball out to Carlos.” Tech’s defense stuffed Mystic Valley on the game’s opening drive and the Tigers went to work on the ensu- English earns dominant win over Salem ing possession. Perez, on Tech’s second offensive play, ran in a 45-yard touchdown to put the Tigers up 6-0 ENGLISH successful two-point con- The rst was a 48-yard ter when freshman run- (PAT missed). From B1 version, the score stood at touchdown run by Ofurie ning back Joshua Trans- Then Bdaiwi joined in on the fun. Pineiro fed Bdaiwi 13-0. to make it 33-0, and then tamar punched one in from a pitch and the latter did the rest, taking it 36 yards to English didn’t waste any The Bulldogs then forced Maggs connected with a yard out to make it 54-8. the end zone for a 13-0 Tigers lead (Sebastian LeOrtiz time getting on the score- a three-and-out against Purter for a second time on English (2-1) nally PAT) before the end of the quarter. board, taking the opening Salem, and Purter took the a 34-yard touchdown. comes home next week af- Touchdown runs of 60 and ve yards from Bdaiwi kickoff and running a ensuing punt back 57 Salem put a small stop to ter playing three straight stretched Tech’s lead to 25-0 in the second quarter (both three-play drive that end- yards for another score. A the run with a nice play of road games, hosting PAT’s missed). Perez sealed the half with a 5-yard ed with a 59-yard connec- 29-yard touchdown run by its own when Devin Tol- Gloucester Friday night touchdown rush, giving the Tigers a comfortable 32-0 tion from Maggs to Purter Figueroa Marquez capped bert returned the ensuing (7:30). lead (LeOrtiz PAT) at recess. (Tyler Drinan PAT) to the scoring for English in kickoff 88 yards for a “It’s going to be great to It was much of the same after halftime. On the rst make it 7-0. On the ensu- the rst quarter, and when touchdown, but English get back home, including offensive play of the second half, Perez took a handoff ing Salem drive, the dust settled the score answered right back on the our scrimmage it’s been and sprinted 50 yards into the end zone (PAT missed). Brathwaite notched his was 26-0. next drive with an 80-yard four weeks since we’ve The Eagles marched to Tech’s 35 on their nal posses- rst interception on a pass In the second quarter, the touchdown run by Ofurie played there,” Carroll said. sion but an incomplete pass on fourth-and-long pre- over the middle and took it Bulldogs only ran four of- to make it 47-8 at the half. “We’re looking forward to served the 38-0 shutout. back to the house for a fensive plays — and three The Bulldogs sealed the hearing the home crowd Tech has a bye next week and returns to action Oct. touchdown. After an un- of them went for scores. scoring in the third quar- again.” 11 (7) with another Commonwealth Conference tilt at Chelsea. “We’re going to get ready for Chelsea,” Runner said. “We’re going to treat it like a Thanksgiving game. We’re Pioneers beat Malden in non-conference bout going to give the kids a few days off and then we’re go- ing to hit the weight room hard. We’ll scout everyone LYNNFIELD the rst-half scoring from “It was one of those times make it four straight wins (next Friday). I’m looking forward to it.” From B1 seven yards out to make it when the double teams hit next week against Pen- 27-0 at the break. at the right time and every- tucket. The game, original- Jack Ford bumped the Any doubts about the one did their assignment,” ly scheduled to be played lead to 20-0, hauling in a outcome were settled ear- said Lamusta. “We also at Trinity Stadium in Peabody football beats 9-yard pass from Marengi ly in the second half. Lyn- may have caught them in Haverhill, is in the process with 3:25 left in the half. n eld’s defense forced a a little over pursuit. John of being rescheduled due Contardo set up the Pi- Malden punt at the Mal- Lee is our guy, but he can’t to concerns about Eastern NEC foe Gloucester oneers next drive, picking den 41, then Lee (3 catch- do what he has done with- Equine Encephalitis. It PEABODY off JJ Costa’s pass and re- es, 31 yards) picked up the out the rest of that unit, will be played either Fri- turning it to the Malden punt at the Pioneers’ 35 which is really doing some day night at Pioneer Stadi- From B1 16. Floramo carried it the and raced 65 yards into the special things.” um or Saturday afternoon “That’s de nitely one of the things that we’re going rest of the way, capping end zone. The Pioneers look to at Pentucket (TBD). to work on cleaning up this week, we’ve got four really tough games coming up, and when Danvers comes here next week, we can’t get penalties like we did (Friday) Fenwick downs CCL rival Arlington Catholic and expect to beat them,” the coach added. “We strug- gled a bit offensively in the rst half, but defensively we FENWICK fuentes finished those inside the 30-yard line on the scoring as Jose Davila did a nice job on them, and our offense came around in From B1 plays with extra points, the following series before caught a 58-yard touch- the second half.” making the score 24-7 at an interception stunted down pass from Paul With a 7-0 lead, Peabody got the ball to start the sec- The Crusader defense the half. the drive, but the hosts Hammond. ond half, and nine plays later, Colby Therrien took it in forced a fumble on the “Jason made some good were unable to come any The Crusaders will look from the four to boost the lead to 13-0. Joseph Swanton home team’s next posses- reads, some good passes closer after a blocked field to make adjustments this booted one of his four PAT kicks, and it was 14-0. sion, giving the ball back and then some not-so- goal. week before they visit St. Peabody got the ball back when Brandon Caniff for the Peabody native Ja- great, but that’s part of Fenwick wasted little Mary’s next Saturday (7). swiped a Sam Ciolino pass on the Tanner ve-yard son Romans for an 11-play learning being a young time scoring from scrim- “We had trouble running line, squashing a Fishermen threat. Tanners quarter- scoring drive. Rivers fin- back Alex Denisco hit back Angel Paulino with a 28- quarterback,” said Woods. mage on the following se- the ball inside for the first ished it off with an 11- yard pass, and then a 16-yard connection to put the ball “He has a great attitude. ries, thanks to Rivers time this year, so that was yard run. deep in Gloucester territory. Maglione scored his second Fenwick went down He threw an interception breaking through the mid- a challenge. They were a touchdown on the eighth play of the drive, this one from quickly to start the second early, but it didn’t bother dle for a 90-yard touch- big team,” Woods said. “We six yards out, for a 20-0 lead after three quarters. quarter before overcoming him. He came right back.” down. Cifuentes found the have to have a good week Frederick Kof and Dylan Peluso each ran one home penalties to score on the Sam Poindexter brought end zone on the second of of practice and get back to in the fourth quarter to account for the 34-0 nal. next two series. Rivers the Cougars within two back-to-back five-yard fundamental football. If “It was very important for us to come out and score af- scored from 19 yards out scores as his 49-yard runs, then Rivers opened we do that, we have ter the bad game we had against Revere last week, we before Romans found Jake touchdown immediately the final quarter with a enough talent and enough stuck together and pulled it out,” Maglione said. “The Connolly in the back of the followed an onside kick re- touchdown reception from skill that we’ll be OK, but coaches put in a great game plan for us, and we stayed end zone for an 18-yard covery to begin the second Chrys Wilson. if we don’t you’ll end up in strong as a team and got a big win we needed.” score as time expired. Ci- half. The Crusaders moved The Cougars finished games like this.” Peabody hosts Danvers next Friday night (7). SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE SATURDAY Swampscott at Central Catholic (12) North Reading at Fenwick (12) Football Winthrop at Danvers (6) Marblehead at Saugus (11) Swampscott at Beverly (1) Cross Country Marblehead at Brown Invitational Boys Soccer (TBA) St. John’s at BC High (10) Fenwick at Kelley Invitational (TBA) Swampscott at Classical (1) Water Polo Girls Soccer Deerfield at St. John’s (12)

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Normally, he breaks day that also includes a interpreter Bill Boutilier. (AP) — Leslie Frazier was up Brady getting win No. Safety Jordan Poyer said down 60-plus plays a game 1-mile walk and roll and a The IAABO exam for new pretty sure he knew the 31, it should be noted he it’s dif cult to carry over to judge an opponent’s of- family funfest. officials will be adminis- answer. It didn’t prevent hasn’t exactly been Tom con dence from one sea- fensive tendencies. For the Festivities will run from tered on Monday, Nov. 4 at the Bills defensive coor- Terri c in the past four son to the next in prepping Patriots, he’s been limited 8:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. with Salem High. All residents dinator from seeking a meetings since Frazier for Brady. 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You can register his annual visit to face fewer than in his previous tape and found out the TD through three games. online at www.iaabobo- Buffalo in a Week 4 match- 29 starts — and combined things that we did well, While the Jets scored on ard130.org. For more infor- up of undefeated AFC East for three touchdowns and and why we were able to an interception return and Stone Tower mation, please contact Bill rivals on Sunday. four interceptions. do that,” Poyer added. “But a muffed punt recovered in Trail Races Boutilier at 978-682-9959 or Dan Bryant at daniel. Frazier then smiled and By comparison, Brady at the same time, they’re the end zone in 30-14 loss The 12th annual Stone [email protected]. turned to a team employee had four touchdowns in probably going to have a last weekend, the Patri- and said: “Can you get his his nal meeting against game plan as well, and ots allowed just 105 yards birth certi cate and just McDermott’s predecessor exploit some of the things of offense — the fewest MLB make sure he’s one of us?” Rex Ryan in 2016. Before that we haven’t done well during Bill Belichick’s 347 AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Brady, at 42, might well 2017, he had four inter- this season.” games as Patriots coach. East Division East Division be mortal, but he’s had ceptions in his previous 10 LIMITED TAPE Safety Devin McCourty W L Pct GB W L Pct GB other-worldly success games against Buffalo. McDermott had dif cul- isn’t one to take notice of x-New York 102 57 .642 _ x-Atlanta 97 62 .610 _ Tampa Bay 95 64 .597 7 y-Washington 90 69 .566 7 against Buffalo. “It’s a great style of de- ty getting a grasp of what the buzz the defense has Boston 83 76 .522 19 New York 83 76 .522 14 His 30-3 record against fense because they real- the defending Super Bowl generated. Toronto 65 94 .409 37 Philadelphia 79 80 .497 18 Baltimore 52 107 .327 50 Miami 56 103 .352 41 the Bills is an NFL ca- ly make the offense earn champions are doing on of- “We don’t care what any- Central Division Central Division reer record among quar- everything,” Brady said fense because they’ve run body writes or says about W L Pct GB W L Pct GB terbacks for most wins of the Bills under McDer- away with the lead in each us,” he said. “I bet if we pull x-Minnesota 99 60 .623 _ z-St. Louis 90 69 .566 _ Cleveland 93 66 .585 6 z-Milwaukee 89 70 .560 1 against a single opponent. mott. “They challenge you. of their rst three games. up some clippings from Chicago 70 88 .443 28½ Chicago 82 77 .516 8 And his most recent loss — They force you to make “The game is over, pretty last year, you guys were Kansas City 58 101 .365 41 Cincinnati 73 86 .459 17 Detroit 46 112 .291 52½ Pittsburgh 68 91 .428 22 a 17-9 decision to end the good plays, good decisions, much all three of them, by probably saying some of West Division West Division 2014 season — features good reads on a consistent halftime and so they’re a the worst things about our W L Pct GB W L Pct GB an asterisk because Brady basis.” machine,” McDermott said defense.” x-Houston 104 55 .654 _ x-Los Angeles 103 56 .648 _ Oakland 96 63 .604 8 Arizona 82 77 .516 21 only played the rst half of Buffalo returns 10 start- of the Patriots outscoring The Patriots nished Texas 76 83 .478 28 San Francisco 77 82 .484 26 a game that didn’t affect ers from a defense that al- opponents by a combined 21st in yards allowed last Los Angeles 72 87 .453 32 San Diego 70 89 .440 33 Seattle 66 93 .415 38 Colorado 68 91 .428 35 playoff seedings. lowed the fewest yards in 106-17. season. Friday’s Games N.Y. Yankees (Severino 1-0) at Texas (TBD), Detroit at Chicago White Sox, 4:40 p.m., 8:05 p.m. 1st game Houston (TBD) at L.A. Angels (Suarez 2-6), TV/RADIO Cleveland at Washington, 7:05 p.m. 9:07 p.m. Tampa Bay at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. Oakland (Anderson 12-9) at Seattle (Gon- SATURDAY 8 p.m...... Tigres UANL at Monterrey ...... FS2 Baltimore at Boston, 7:10 p.m. zales 16-12), 9:10 p.m. Track and Field N.Y. Yankees at Texas, 8:05 p.m. L.A. Dodgers (Ryu 13-5) at San Francisco TV Detroit at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m., (Webb 2-2), 4:05 p.m. MLB 2:30 p.m...... World Championships ...... NBC 2nd game Miami (Smith 10-10) at Philadelphia (Eflin 1:05 p.m...... Baltimore at Boston ...... NESN 9 p.m...... World Championships ...... NBC Minnesota at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. 9-13), 6:05 p.m. Boxing Houston at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. Cincinnati (Bauer 11-13) at Pittsburgh 4:05 p.m...... Cleveland at Washington ...... FS1 Oakland at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. (Marvel 0-3), 7:05 p.m. 7:15 p.m...... Chi. Cubs at St. Louis ...... Fox 7:30 p.m...... PBC prelims ...... FS1 Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. Atlanta (Fried 17-6) at N.Y. Mets (Matz 10 p.m...... NY Yankees at Texas ...... MLB Network Radio Miami at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. 10-10), 7:10 p.m. Atlanta at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. Chicago Cubs (Hamels 7-7) at St. Louis 11 p.m...... Houston at LA Angels ...... MLB Network MLB Milwaukee at Colorado, 8:10 p.m. (Mikolas 9-14), 7:15 p.m. College Football 1:05 p.m...... Baltimore at Boston ...... WEEI-FM 93.7 Chicago Cubs at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. Milwaukee (Woodruff 11-3) at Colorado San Diego at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. (González 2-6), 8:10 p.m. 12 p.m...... Buffalo at Miami (Ohio) ...... ESPNU NHL Preseason L.A. Dodgers at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. San Diego (Quantrill 6-8) at Arizona (Ray 12 p.m...... Central Mich. at W. Michigan ...... CBSSN 3 p.m...... Chicago vs. Boston ...... WBZ-FM 98.5 Saturday’s Games 12-8), 8:10 p.m. 12 p.m...... Kansas at TCU ...... FS1 College Football Baltimore (Means 11-11) at Boston Sunday’s Games 12 p.m...... Middle Tenn. at Iowa ...... ESPN2 (Chacín 3-11), 1:05 p.m. Baltimore at Boston, 3:05 p.m. 3:30 p.m...... Wake Forest at BC ...... WEEI-AM 850 Tampa Bay (Yarbrough 11-5) at Toronto Cleveland at Washington, 3:05 p.m. 12 p.m...... No. Illinois at Vanderbilt...... SEC Network (Thornton 5-9), 3:07 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at Texas, 3:05 p.m. 12 p.m...... Northwestern at Wisconsin ...... ABC SUNDAY Cleveland (Plutko 7-4) at Washington Houston at L.A. Angels, 3:07 p.m. 12 p.m...... Rutgers at Michigan ...... Big Ten Network TV (Corbin 14-7), 4:05 p.m. Tampa Bay at Toronto, 3:07 p.m. NFL Detroit (Boyd 9-11) at Chicago White Sox Detroit at Chicago White Sox, 3:10 p.m. 12 p.m...... Texas A&M at Arkansas ...... ESPN 1 p.m...... New England at Buffalo ...... CBS (López 9-15), 7:10 p.m. Oakland at Seattle, 3:10 p.m. 12 p.m...... Texas Tech at Oklahoma ...... Fox Minnesota (Pérez 10-7) at Kansas City Minnesota at Kansas City, 3:15 p.m. 4:05 p.m...... Tampa Bay at LA Rams ...... Fox 3:30 p.m...... Akron at UMass ...... NESN (Sparkman 4-11), 7:15 p.m. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 3:05 p.m. 4:25 p.m...... Minnesota at Chicago ...... CBS 3:30 p.m...... Clemson at North Carolina ...... ABC 8:20 p.m...... Dallas at New Orleans ...... NBC 3:30 p.m...... Fla. Atlantic at Charlotte ...... NFL Network MLB 3:30 p.m...... Georgia Tech at Temple ...... CBSSN NFL 3:05 p.m...... Baltimore at Boston ...... NESN 3:30 p.m...... Indiana at Michigan St...... Big Ten Network Golf AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE 3:30 p.m...... Iowa State at Baylor ...... ESPN East East 7:30 a.m...... Alfred Dunhill Links Championship ...... Golf W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA 3:30 p.m...... Minnesota at Purdue ...... ESPN2 1 p.m...... Indy Women in Tech Championship...... Golf Buffalo 3 0 0 1.000 66 47 Dallas 3 0 0 1.000 97 44 3:30 p.m...... Mississippi at Alabama ...... CBS 4 p.m...... Pure Insurance Open ...... Golf New England 3 0 0 1.000 106 17 Philadelphia 2 2 0 .500 110 105 3:30 p.m...... USC at Washington ...... Fox N.Y. Jets 0 3 0 .000 33 70 N.Y. Giants 1 2 0 .333 63 94 6 p.m...... Safeway Open ...... Golf Miami 0 3 0 .000 16 133 Washington 0 3 0 .000 63 94 3:30 p.m...... Virginia at Notre Dame ...... NBC NHL Preseason South South 3:30 p.m...... Wake Forest at BC ...... ACC 8 p.m...... San Jose vs. Vegas ...... NHL Network W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA 4 p.m...... SMU at South Florida ...... ESPNU Auto Racing Houston 2 1 0 .667 68 62 New Orleans 2 1 0 .667 72 82 4 p.m...... Towson at Florida...... SEC Network Indianapolis 2 1 0 .667 70 71 Tampa Bay 1 2 0 .333 68 77 7:10 a.m...... Formula One: Russian Grand Prix ...... ESPN2 Jacksonville 1 2 0 .333 58 60 Atlanta 1 2 0 .333 60 75 7 p.m...... Mississippi St. at Auburn ...... ESPN 1 p.m...... Sunday Nitro St. Louis...... 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Liverpool at Sheffield United...... NBCSN NFL NFL record with seven touchdown dicts eight members of the Chica- 10 a.m...... Brighton & Hove Albion at Chelsea ...... NBCSN 1 p.m...... New England at Buffalo ...... WBZ-FM 98.5 go White Sox on charges of xing passes to give the Vikings a 52-14 12:30 p.m...... Manchester City at Everton ...... NBC MLB the 1919 World Series, known as victory over the Baltimore Colts. 9 a.m...... Bologna at Udinese ...... ESPNews the “Black Sox Scandal.” White Sox 1976 — Muhammad Ali wins a 9:30 a.m...... Bayern Munich at Paderborn ...... FS1 3:05 p.m...... Baltimore at Boston ...... WEEI-FM 93.7 owner Charles Comiskey immedi- unanimous 15-round decision over 9:30 a.m...... Schalke at Leipzig ...... FS2 Men’s Soccer ately suspends the eight players. Ken Norton at Yankee Stadium. 12:20 p.m...... Werder Bremen at Borussia Dortmund ...... FS2 5 p.m...... New York City FC at New England ...... WBZ-FM 98.5 B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2019 COMICS

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

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Bad news comes secondhand about bride’s wedding plans DEAR ABBY: I am or nieces. My apartment getting married soon. I Dear Abby is written by Abigail is too small for a pet. grew up without a biolog- Van Buren, also known as Jeanne None of my current ical father. When I was friends is available on younger, a man (I’ll call Phillips, and was founded by her Saturday evenings, so I him Tom) stepped into mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact am feeling a bit lonely. I my life and has been like Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. need something to look a father to me for almost Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. forward to on Saturdays two decades. I have gone — for as cheap as possi- on several family vaca- ble. I have asked my fam- tions with him and his ily for suggestions, but family. ment of my upcoming (your mom?) to accompa- they don’t have any. In preparation for the wedding. Do you have ny you. Would you have any wedding, I asked Tom if any advice on how to Whether what you were ideas for someone in my he would walk me down move forward? told is true or not, thank situation? the aisle. He agreed, and Tom for the important FATHERLESS IN SULKING IN I was thrilled. Recently, role he has played in your THE EAST SASKATOON, he has commented to oth- life and express your CANADA ers that he thinks it is DEAR FATHERLESS: gratitude and affection. Do not allow ANYTHING inappropriate since he is Staying silent will ac- DEAR SULKING: to cast a pall on your not my father and does complish nothing. Pick Saskatoon is not the mid- not consider me family. I up the phone, call Tom, wedding day! dle of nowhere. If there is heard it from someone he tell him what you were a movie you would like to had con ded in who told and ask if it is true DEAR ABBY: I’m a see, go. And surely there is thought Tom had already because it may not be. single woman with noth- a public library. Check spoken with me. Something may have ing to do on Saturday out some good books and I am devastated and been lost in translation. nights. I work full time read them — it will give unsure how to react. Tom If it IS true, however, and keep busy during you something to talk knows I know but has remember: You are an in- most of the year with about. Look into taking a made no attempt to con- dependent young woman curling, guitar lessons, dance class or exercise tact me to talk despite who can walk herself to volunteering at a local class. If you do, you may telling others he would. the altar. Many women do center (there are no ac- make new friends. Make a Should I reach out to him that these days because tivities on Saturday eve- point of staying informed and ask why? Should I they consider the act of nings), and involvement about what is happening wait for his call? Should I being “given” in marriage in a church care group. I in your city week by week, let it go and move on? I to be outdated. You could do not have a boyfriend because there must be feel like this pain has also ask a close male or (not for lack of trying), plenty going on if only dampened the excite- female friend or relative and I don’t have nephews because of its size. BRIDGE

When he ruffs, make it a loser Adam Garcia, an Australian actor, clarer knew that East had at most said, “I’m a loser on Sunday. Yeah, one diamond. So, it was time to I’m a couch potato. I get up and make sure that if he ruffed a di- try and eat, and then back on the amond, it would be a loser, not a couch. And watch anything.” winner. Bridge players need to worry about South played a spade to the king, losers, but this deal highlights one then called for a low diamond. East good technique for limiting them. realized that ruf ng would be a waste How should South have planned the of a trump trick, so he discarded a play in four spades after West led the heart. Declarer won the trick and re- club king? peated the process, playing a heart When West used the Unusual No- to dummy’s ace and leading another trump to show at least 5-5 in the minors, North had to pass. But after diamond. South doubled East’s three clubs Again East discarded, so South to show a good hand, North judged took the trick and gave up a dia- that he had enough for game. How- mond to West. Note that if West had ever, did partner have four hearts? had a trump to lead, declarer would To nd out, North cue-bid four clubs, have lost only two diamonds and showing the values for game but un- one spade. When West exited with a certainty about which game. South club, South ruffed and trumped his signed off in four spades. last diamond on the board. He lost When the dummy appeared, de- only one diamond and two spades. 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They all insist- ASSOCIATED PRESS played on state television. ed on a meeting. ... They The raid came after au- said America was saying TEHRAN, Iran — Iran thorities in Gibraltar, a it would lift the sanctions,” on Friday released a Brit- British overseas territo- the president said. ish-flagged oil tanker it ry, seized an Iranian su- But he said Iran could not had seized in July, while pertanker carrying $130 accept negotiation before the country’s president, million in crude oil on the sanctions were lifted. returning from an annual suspicion it was breaking However, Trump had a United Nations meeting, European Union sanctions different take on events, said he had been told the by taking the oil to Syria. tweeting that “Iran wanted United States had offered Gibraltar later released to lift sanctions if Tehran me to lift the sanctions im- the tanker, then called posed on them in order to returned to the negotiat- the Grace 1, after it said ing table over its nuclear meet. I said, of course, NO!” Iran promised the ship There have been a se- program. wouldn’t go to Syria. ries of attacks across the The British-flagged Ste- That ship, renamed the FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Middle East that the U.S. na Impero left the port of Adrian Darya 1, later sat A speedboat of the Iran’s Revolutionary Guard moves around the Brit- blames on Iran. They Bandar Abbas on Friday off the Syrian coast, an- ish- agged oil tanker Stena Impero in the Iranian port of Bandar Abbas. morning, heading to Dubai gering Britain. Iran hasn’t reached their height on Sept. 14, with a missile where its crew would dis- said who purchased its 2.1 dom of navigation. We are has imposed sanctions that and a barrier to dialogue. and drone attack on the embark, the vessel’s Swed- million barrels of crude oil. working with our interna- have kept Iran from sell- “Otherwise Iran does not ish-based ship-owning Britain responded to tional partners to protect ing its oil abroad and have fear negotiation,” he said. world’s largest oil proces- company Stena Bulk said. Iran’s release of the Stena shipping and uphold the crippled its economy. Iran Rouhani said the leaders sor in Saudi Arabia and Iran seized the tanker on Impero on Friday by accus- international rule of law.” has since begun breaking of Germany, France and an oil field, which caused July 19 in the Strait of Hor- ing Tehran of trying to dis- The ship seizures come terms of the deal. Britain had told him the oil prices to spike by the muz, the narrow mouth of rupt freedom of navigation. after months of heightened Iranian President Has- U.S. was prepared to lift biggest percentage since the Persian Gulf through U.K. Foreign Secretary tensions in the Persian san Rouhani, returning the sanctions if Tehran the 1991 Gulf War. While which 20% of all oil pass- Dominic Raab said the ship Gulf, sparked by President to Tehran after attend- agreed to negotiations on Yemen’s Iranian-allied es. The raid saw comman- “was unlawfully seized by Donald Trump’s decision ing the U.N. General As- the nuclear deal. Houthi rebels claimed the dos rappel down onto the Iran” and that the action over a year ago to unilat- sembly meeting in New “Germany’s chancellor, assault, Saudi Arabia says vessel from a helicopter was “part of a pattern of erally pull out of a nuclear York, said Friday that U.S. Britain’s prime minister it was “unquestionably carrying assault rifles in attempts to disrupt free- deal with Iran. The U.S. sanctions were ineffective and France’s president sponsored by Iran.”

Hong Kong Chief Executive Pakistan PM warns of Carrie Lam speaks during a community ‘bloodbath’ in Kashmir dialogue By Foster Klug with selected and Jennifer Peltz participants ASSOCIATED PRESS at the Queen Elizabeth UNITED NATIONS — Stadium in Insisting he wasn’t making Hong Kong, a threat, Pakistan’s lead- Thursday. er denounced his Indian counterpart on Friday and warned that any war be- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED tween the nuclear rivals PRESS could “have consequences for the world.” India’s prime minister took the opposite Hong Kong leader’s town hall approach, skipping any mention at the United Na- tions of his government’s fails to persuade protesters crackdown in the disputed PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS region of Kashmir. India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi, left, and By Eileen Ng only after most of them During the town hall, “When a nuclear-armed Pakistan’s Prime Minister Imran Khan address ASSOCIATED PRESS dispersed. Lam vowed to work to re- country fights to the end, the 74th session of the United Nations General But analysts say Lam’s gain public trust and shoul- it will have consequences Assembly, Friday. HONG KONG — Hong hope of using the commu- dered the responsibility far beyond the borders. It Kong’s beleaguered leader nity engagement to buy for causing political havoc will have consequences meeting with a speech ist government imposed a Carrie Lam faced her pub- some goodwill that will with the extradition bill. for the world,” Pakistani that focused primarily sweeping military curfew lic with humility, but she diffuse tensions ahead of Yet she offered no concrete Prime Minister Imran on his country’s develop- and cut off residents in the may not get the response rallies planned this week- actions she will take apart Khan said in a wide-rang- ment, though he warned Muslim-majority region she hoped for. end in the lead-up to Oct. from promises to listen and ing, at times apparent- of the spreading specter of from virtually all commu- In a face-off with an an- ly extemporaneous U.N. terrorism. He never men- nications. Khan said there tagonistic audience, Lam 1 celebrations of China’s address deep-seated soci- National Day is unlikely etal woes such as a lack of General Assembly speech tioned Kashmir directly. were 900,000 Indian forc- quietly took blow after blow in which he called Modi’s India and Pakistan have es in the region policing 8 as citizens at a town hall to succeed. affordable housing that the “Carrie Lam showed some government believes has actions in Kashmir “stu- fought two of their three million Kashmiris. session Thursday vent- pid” and “cruel.” wars over the Himalayan “What’s he going to do ed anger at her refusal to sincerity,” said Willy Lam, contributed to the protests. an adjunct professor at the Lam stood her ground “That’s not a threat,” he region. They’ve been locked when he lifts the curfew? give more concessions to said of his war comments. in a worsening standoff Does he think the people of finally end more than three Center for China Studies at against demands for an Hong Kong’s Chinese Uni- independent inquiry into “It’s a fair worry. Where since Aug. 5, when Modi Kashmir are quietly going months of anti-government are we headed?” stripped limited autonomy to accept the status quo?” protests that have rocked versity who is not related to accusations of police bru- the Hong Kong leader. “She tality against protesters An hour earlier, Indian from the portion of Kash- Khan said. “What is going the semi-autonomous Chi- Prime Minister Narendra sat through more than two and the unconditional re- mir that India controls. to happen when the curfew nese territory. Modi addressed the U.N. Modi’s Hindu national- is lifted will be a bloodbath.” After the dialogue end- hours of humiliation and lease of more than 1,500 ed, Lam stayed holed up demonstrated at least will- people detained since the in the building for an- ingness to hear radically protests began in June. other four hours to avoid different views. She has the She also sidestepped calls confrontation with angry guts to face opposition but for direct elections of the protesters outside and left still it’s not good enough.” city’s leaders. Afghan voters are torn between fear and frustration, sense of duty

By Kathy Gannon ASSOCIATED PRESS KABUL, Afghanistan — Ahmad is undecided about defying Taliban warnings not to vote in this week- end’s Afghan presidential election. He has good reason to think twice: His index PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS finger was chopped off by Taliban members after he Britain’s Prince Harry walks through a mineeld in Dirico, Angola, Friday. voted in the presidential election five years ago. The Taliban have re- Prince Harry, echoing Princess Diana, lentlessly issued threats against Saturday’s vote. walks through mineeld in Angola The insurgent group has sent suicide bombers to By Cara Anna civil war and hopes to be level of global exposure it rallies and election offices, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ASSOCIATED PRESS land mine-free by 2025, a provided for land mines killing dozens and warn- Afghan National Army soldiers stand guard at goal of scores of countries not only in Angola but the ing they will kill more. a checkpoint ahead of presidential elections in JOHANNESBURG — A around the world. world,” Ralph Legg said. “I know for the love of my Kabul, Afghanistan. body armor-wearing Prince “Land mines are an un- She was a great advocate country I should vote, but I Harry on Friday followed healed scar of war,” Harry for a land mine ban, and look at the candidates and outlined an election se- time the Afghan security in the footsteps of his late said in the town of Diri- “her willingness to visit an I think none of them are curity plan that he said forces were leading and mother, Princess Diana, co. “By clearing the land actual mine field, to place worth the risk,” he said. has been more than eight initiating the planning,” whose walk through an mines we can help this herself right in that context, Ahmad asked that his months in the making. he said. active mine field in Angola community find peace, provided great impetus and family name and other de- Outside each of the 4,942 On Thursday, the in- years ago helped to lead to and with peace comes op- gave it a great boost.” tails about his identity not polling centers across the surgents urged Afghans a global ban on the deadly portunity.” He said retrac- Harry on his visit also be published for fear of re- country, three distinct cor- to boycott elections. They weapons. ing his mother’s path was remotely detonated a de- taliation by Taliban insur- dons of security will be set warned they would attack The prince walked “quite emotional.” cades-old mine, met with gents, who have greater up. The first two security security personnel guard- through a dusty mine Diana’s visit is still very mine-clearing teams and control in his district than rings closest to each poll- ing the thousands of polling field marked with skull- much discussed today in was visiting the orthope- the government of Presi- ing center will be manned centers across the country, and-crossbones warning Huambo after people were dic hospital his mother dent Ashraf Ghani, one of by police and intelligence close roads and take partic- signs, and was visiting the struck by her warmth and visited for her meetings two front-runners in the officers. Afghan National ular aim at polling stations spot where Diana was fa- willingness to acknowl- with mine victims. race. Army personnel will be in Afghan cities. mously photographed on edge their country’s devas- “I think that will be a very Afghan officials say se- deployed to the third and “We ask fellow country- a similar walk during her tating 27-year conflict, the poignant moment of com- curity preparations have most distant cordon. men to refrain from ventur- own Africa visit in 1997. Angola country director for ing full circle,” Legg said. been elaborate. In an in- “For the first time eight ing out of their homes on That field in Huambo is mine-clearing organization “Very striking once people terview with The Asso- months ago, we started this day so that may Allah now a busy street. The The HALO Trust said. compare those images from ciated Press, Minister of planning for the Afghan forbid, no one is harmed,” southern African nation is “The main impact of Di- the two visits to see how far interior Masoud Andarabi elections (and) for the first the statement said. now years past a grinding ana’s walk in 1997 was the Angola has come.” SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B7 CLASSIFIED

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By Rebecca San Juan said Marcelo Kingston, ing inch higher. Over half MIAMI HERALD developer and manag- of Miami’s population, 70 ing director for Multiplan percent, are renters, ac- MIAMI — A population Real Estate Asset Man- cording to research by increase of foreign-born agement. Florida International Uni- and northerners is influ- High-earning profes- versity’s Jorge M. Pérez encing real estate in South sionals able to work from Metropolitan Center. And Florida. anywhere also are mov- a good chunk of the popu- About 94 new people ing to South Florida from lation spends over 30 per- a day moved to Miami- Connecticut, Massachu- cent of their paychecks Dade, Broward and Palm setts and New York. each month on housing, Beach counties from July The influx of northern- which is more than what’s 2017 to July 2018, most ers is reshaping develop- recommended for housing of them from out of the ment strategies in two costs. country. Meanwhile, about ways, he said. It costs a family of four 58,000 Floridians over the First, it forces Kingston’s about $85,000 a year to course of the year moved team to build for someone live in Miami-Dade Coun- to another state, accord- putting down roots. ty, according to the Eco- ing to data compiled by “We see Miami as a fi- nomic Policy Institute’s Bloomberg and the U.S. nal destination,” he said. Family Budget Calculator. Census Bureau. “When we position our- And wages aren’t keeping The Bloomberg study selves, we try to find well- up. credited the loss of locals established communities PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE “What I’ve seen now is in major metro areas to in Miami Beach.” “There’s going to be less and less land to build, and that’s going to mean that some Floridians might pricey real estate and tax Second, northerners are a higher premium,” said Kevin Morris, a South Florida Senior Director be leaving because the cost law changes. looking for interior up- for Colliers International Affordable Housing division. of living has been growing “Northerners and for- grades such as fancy floor- a lot,” Kingston said. eigners coming down here, ing and cabinetry. renters will grow as it be- value.” $1,200 in the area, then The lack of available af- that’s going to drive pric- In the case of the condo comes harder for the mid- Increased rents in af- affordable-property own- fordable housing is such a es,” said Kevin Morris, a 57 Ocean at 5775 Collins dle class and blue-collar fordable housing options ers can charge $700. So, concern that Metropolitan senior director for Colliers Ave., Kingston said: “As workers to buy. Vacancy will still be cheaper than “from an affordable hous- Center’s AICP Associate International Affordable the developer, you need to Director Ned Murray’s rates will drop and rents what else is on the market ing owner’s standpoint, Housing division. be flexible in customizing team is trying to solve it will increase, Morris said. since rent is based on an higher rent is actually a Developers continue to the right upgrades” that a with an affordable hous- area’s median prices. good thing,” Morris said. see an international clien- permanent resident would “From an affordable de- ing master plan. tele, especially those from want. veloper’s perspective if So, how could offering af- And that could mean more “The two big factors: Latin America, moving to “Design has to be in the there’s an increase in rent fordable housing benefit a affordable housing being How much are you going the Magic City. right mindset towards levels it helps them be- developer? made available. to get paid and where are “Latin American econo- meeting those needs,” he cause they are going to be Take an average $1,000 The predictions for af- you going to live? They mies are not in a good said. able to charge more rent monthly rent in a market fordable housing may are getting more difficult place but you can expect The affordable hous- for their properties,” he — as affordable property, mean a brighter tomorrow even for people looking to the elite to find the right ing market will also ben- said. “The developer will it’s marketed at 60 percent but, for now, Floridians move here when you look liquidity that would be efit from the population reap a benefit in the mar- of that rent, or $600. If the are looking elsewhere as at wages versus housing required to move abroad,” changes. The number of ket increasing in rental median rent increases to rent and the cost of liv- costs,” Murray said.