THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 2018 Owner catches car thief in the act in MBTA garage

By Gayla Cawley tention, until he walked up to the driver’s ITEM STAFF side door and saw a man with tools and a knife trying to hotwire the car. LYNN — Fredy Hincapie, a 23-year-old Fredy Hincapie Hincapie said the man had the cables Lynn resident, stopped a man from steal- with his 1994 Jeep ing his car from the MBTA garage earlier open and had dismantled the steering Grand Cherokee this month. column. that he caught Hincapie was walking back to the “When I show up to my door, the driv- someone break- downtown garage from work on July 12 er’s side door, I see someone in there,” ing into while it shortly after 6 p.m., and was startled to Hincapie said. “My rst thought is wait, was parked in the see a man sitting in the driver’s seat of this is not my car (and then) oh, this is MBTA garage. his 1994 Jeep Cherokee Country. my car. So, basically said, whoa, what’s He was talking on the phone with his ITEM PHOTO | mother and wasn’t paying too much at- GARAGE, A7 OWEN O’ROURKE

OUR OPINION BEYOND WALLS, PART II Lynn should be T’d off The city of Lynn needs the Blue Line extension. Why can’t anybody at the state level understand that? The simple unalterable truth is that Lynn is never going to reach its potential without rapid transit linking it to Bos- ton. This has been proven conclusively through research, debates, studies, and the eye test: you have noticed the empty MBTA parking garage, right? Commuter rail doesn’t work for Lynn. And until state of cials, including the governor next door, realize it, we are all just spitting into the wind. Extending the Blue Line to Lynn is one of the topics discussed in the Massa- chusetts Bay Transportation Authority’s broad-sweeping, big-thinking, just-re- leased “Focus40” report. But anyone who is ready to run down to the commuter rail garage and buy a Charlie Card should give the 68-page report at least a passing glance. Transit improvements aimed at bene- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK ting Lynn are lumped in Focus40 under Rob Jellie, a member of IUPAT DC #35, pressure-washes the side of Beden Hardware in prepa- categories titled “Big Ideas” and “What’s Next.” While categories in the report ti- ration for the Beyond Walls mural festival. tled “We’re Doing” and “We’re Planning” scope out projects envisioned for execution organizing. By Bella diGrazia through 2040, the “We’re Imagining” cat- Preparations ITEM STAFF “What’s great is our members that live egory is exactly what the title implies: A in this community are giving back and list of ideas that may or may not reach the underway LYNN — The murals that come out then the union is showing their commit- of the Beyond Walls Festival don’t just drawing board. ment to the community,” said Desmond. Never mind the fact that decades worth for Lynn’s show up. There’s a team behind prepping When Al Wilson, the executive director the walls before their colorful revitaliza- of research and arguments have made the and founder of Beyond Walls, reached case for why extending rapid transit to second tion. out to former Director of Organizing Lynn makes sense. Never mind that eco- Painters & Allied Trades District Coun- mural John Doherty last year, the union knew nomic growth and transit development cil #35 have prepped, power washed, and it was something they should be a part of. are tied together in Focus2040: Lynn gets festival primed each of the walls in preparation Doherty and the rest of the union mem- a passing mention in a report that pur- of their murals since the festival’s 2017 bers saw the value in helping revitalize a ports to lay out a shiny new vision for the debut. community like Lynn. The priming of the MBTA. They also train each of the artists on walls and the lift training of the artists What is especially galling about Focus40 aerial and scissor lift training and get are all in-kind donations provided by the is that its introduction portrays the re- them certi ed, which is usually very union. port as an “investment plan” for transit expensive, according to Justin Des- mond, the union’s current director of PART II, A7 LYNN, A7

INSIDE Opinion Charles: Ah, there’s the rub. A4 Peabody Bishop Fenwick to partner with Danvers school. A7 LOOK! Town marks vintage state signs. A8 Sports Another successful Parks & Rec basketball season turns to title games. B1 Moulton listens Revere protects its as Lynners speak smallest residents

By Gayla Cawley U.S. Rep. Seth By Bridget Turcotte A piping plover ITEM STAFF Moulton an- ITEM STAFF walks through swers ques- a fenced-off LYNN — U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton (D-Mass.) tions at North REVERE — Tucked away in the seagrass on nesting area on spoke about his efforts to fundamentally Shore Commu- Revere Beach, a tiny talloned foot reaches out Revere Beach. change Congress, and how he feels it is im- nity College. from behind the safety of its home, guarded by portant to elect new leadership within the the security of rope and blue triangular  ags. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Democratic party at a Town Hall meeting ITEM PHOTO | It’s barely noticeable when a ball of white OWEN O’ROURKE MOULTON, A7 REVERE, A7

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B4 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 2018 OBITUARIES Richard Perruzzi, 82 Court: Board needs proof in 1936-2018 GLOUCESTER — unions at the com- sex offender reclassi cation Richard Perruzzi, 82, pound in Gloucester. husband of Deborah He  ew twice in his BOSTON (AP) — The and convincing evidence” should deserved to be re- “burden of production,” on (Nute) Perruzzi of life and claimed “I Massachusetts Sex Of- when initially determin- classi ed. the sex offender to provide Gloucester, passed won’t be doing that fender Registry Board has ing which of three classi - The court found other- evidence of a change in away suddenly on again” but enjoyed the burden of proof when cation levels a sex offend- wise. circumstances that would Sunday, July 29, traveling by train or determining whether a er should receive, based “We conclude that the warrant reclassi cation. 2018 at the Bever- car to Atlantic City sex offender should not upon their risk of commit- risk of erroneous classi- The ruling came in the ly Hospital with his and Disney World. He be moved to a less dan- ting new offenses. Those cation and deprivation case of an unnamed man family by his side. enjoyed a ne glass gerous classi cation, the placed in the more serious remains in reclassi cation who was convicted on ve He was born in Woburn of wine and good cigar, his state’s highest court ruled Level 2 or Level 3 catego- proceedings and that that separate cases of open and on March 22, 1936, son of witty sense of humor and spir- Wednesday. ries are subject to having risk must continue to be gross lewdness and las- the late Carmen and Celesta it of living life to the fullest will The Supreme Judicial their names and pictures borne by the government,” civious behavior between (Grazioso) Perruzzi. Dick was be greatly missed by his loving Court also ruled in sepa- posted on a public website wrote Associate Justice 1990 and 2004. a graduate of Lynn Vocational family and many friends. rate cases that indigent by the state. Scott Kafker. “Therefore, In 2013, the man ap- High School, excelling in their Richard is survived by his sex offenders have a right But when a sex offender the ultimate burden of pealed to have his Level machining program. wife of 62 years, Deborah to legal counsel in reclas- requested to be moved to proof should remain with 3 classi cation lowered, He started his company, Perruzzi of Gloucester; his si cation hearings, and a lower classi cation, or the board to prove by clear arguing he had not offend- PMS Manufacturing Products, daughter, Cheryl Favaloro and that those hearings must removed from the regis- and convincing evidence ed in many years and had in 1960 and continued to go her husband Sam of Glouces- be held within a “reason- try altogether, the board that the classi cation is overcome substance abuse to work every day saying he’d ter; two sons, Scott Perruzzi able” period of time. argued that it was the current and correct.” problems that he said con- just be bored retiring. and his wife Debra and Dayne The board already is re- burden of the individu- The court added, howev- tributed to his past behav- In his spare time he enjoyed Perruzzi, all of Gloucester; four quired to provide “clear al to prove why he or she er, that there was also a ior. gardening in his hydroponic grandchildren, Marae Perruzzi, greenhouse, playing computer Sam Favaloro, Tyler Favaloro games and traveling to his fa- and Andrew (Aj) Perruzzi; two vorite gambling spot, Mohegan great-grandchildren, Chase Baker reviewing slew of bills Sun, with his wife and daughter Lakeman and Arielle Rich- to play a good game of poker. ardson; three step-grand- He was a man of many tal- daughters, Brianna and Nicole ents, that being said, he was a Gerrior and Katelyn Lee; his approved by state lawmakers class A fencer and participated brother, Ken Perruzzi and his in various tournaments as a wife Shirley of South Carolina, young man. He was a certi ed and many nieces, nephews BOSTON (AP) — Mas- out rooms fewer than 14 pleased lawmakers ap- change areas is going to archer and loved racing auto and cousins. He was prede- sachusetts Gov. Charlie days a year. He said that proved several key pieces be really important,” Bak- cross as well as collecting ex- ceased by his brother, Dan Baker is reviewing a slew would reduce projected of legislation including an er told reporters. “We also otic cars. He loved sports cars Perruzzi and his wife Dolores of bills shipped to him by revenues from the expan- opioid bill, an economic got a really solid econom- and could be seen on Sun- Perruzzi; sister, Rena Clinton; state lawmakers. sion of the lodging taxes development bill and an ic development bill which day mornings speeding down brother-in-law, David Nute and On Wednesday, the Re- by about $300,000 annu- environmental bond bill. we’re very excited about.” Western Avenue in his Corvette his step-grandson, Corporal publican returned an ally or 1 percent. He said the bill meant Baker said he was frus- to Donut Jims. When he set Steven Gerrior, USMC. amended version of one He also said the bill to help address the state’s trated lawmakers failed to his mind to a project he was Service information: In of those measures to the could jeopardize the pri- opioid crisis builds on an address the state’s hous- tenacious about completing it. keeping with his wishes, Legislature. Baker rec- vacy of those renting out earlier law and would cre- ing crisis. He was particularly proud of a there will be no funeral ser- ommended changes to a rooms by requiring per- ate a credentialing pro- “We had a housing bill Shelby Cobra replica that he vices. A Celebration of Life bill that would apply state sonally identi able infor- gram for recovery coach- that would have made it and his sons built. will be held on Sunday, Aug. and local lodging taxes to mation be included in a ing, which he said is key possible for a state that He was a past president 19 at Cruiseport Glouces- short-term rentals, such short-term rental regis- to helping people get clean really needs to build more of the Cape Ann Sportsman ter from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 as those offered through try. Baker recommended and stay clean. housing to put 135,000 new Club, where he was a certi- p.m. Friends and family are Airbnb and other online tweaking the registry to “We got an environ- units of housing up over the ed pistol instructor. He took invited to attend. In lieu of platforms. remove that information mental bond bill which next ve or six years,” Bak- great pleasure in watching his owers, contributions may Baker said in a let- while still keeping the includes hundreds of er said. Lawmakers didn’t grandson’s baseball games be made in his name to the ter to House and Senate street name and city and millions of dollars for re- approve the bill. and looked forward to Thanks- Cape Ann Animal Aid Associ- lawmakers that the bill town where the short term siliency and adaptation Tuesday was the last day giving and Christmas holidays ation, 4 Paws Lane, Glouces- should exempt from the rental property is located. which for cities and towns of the Legislature’s formal with his family. He especially ter, MA 01930 or the Wound- tax homeowners who rent Baker said he was especially in climate session for the year. liked making pizzagaina at ed Warrior Project, P.O. Box Easter time with his mother’s 758517, Topeka, KS 66675. “secret” recipe. He enjoyed Arrangements are by the MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS playing poker with the Unis GREELY Funeral Home, 212 brothers on Wednesdays for Washington St., Gloucester, In Legislature’s race to housing voucher program. before he was found in the between two historic their weekly card game. For MA 01930. For online con- nish, racing bill falls short Judge Timothy Hillman water by re ghters. buildings in downtown the past 30 years he hosted dolences, please visit www. on Wednesday extended He was taken to Newton Spring eld. the wild Perruzzi family re- greelyfuneralhome.com. BOSTON (AP) — Horse an order allowing the Wellesley Hospital, where MGM says it plans to racing and simulcasting evacuees to use federal he was pronounced dead. offer events for local res- has been suspended at assistance to live in the Foul play is not suspect- idents, like beer tastings race tracks after state hotels until at least Aug. ed, but an autopsy will from White Lion Brewery Dunkin’ Donuts lawmakers failed to give 31. The judge had pre- determine the cause of and farmers markets nal approval to a bill viously ruled they could death. featuring local vendors. while rushing toward stay through at least Of cials say they also announces rst adjournment. checkout time on Aug. 7. Aerospace giant plans plan to launch an ice rink The Massachusetts The evacuees have been new digs in Boston area during the winter season. Gaming Commission living in hotels on the MGM Spring eld Presi- gluten-free product informed Suffolk Downs, mainland since they  ed CAMBRIDGE (AP) — dent Michael Mathis says Raynham Park and the the island after Hurricane An aerospace manufac- the goal is to introduce By Sarah Betancourt to hear about the menu Plainridge Park Casino Maria last September. turing giant has decided the region to “a new stan- ASSOCIATED PRESS change. on Wednesday that there Their housing aid through to expand its presence in dard of entertainment “I’m happy a major the Transitional Shelter- BOSTON — A larger is currently no statutory Massachusetts. offerings.” chain is nally starting to ing Assistance program portion of America’s popu- authority for racing and Boeing Co. has The resort is scheduled accommodate those of us initially was supposed to lation can say they run on simulcasting. agreed to lease about to open Aug. 24. in the gluten-free commu- expire at midnight June Dunkin’s. The commission said it 100,000-square-feet in a nity, and that they’re do- 30. Massachusetts-based would hold an emergency planned Cambridge of ce Entergy to sell 2 nuke plants ing so safely,” the 23-year- A Federal Emergency Dunkin’ Donuts recently discussion of the situation building. Management Agency for decommissioning updated its menu with the old said. on Thursday. The Boston Globe spokeswoman says the company’s rst nation- Celiac disease is an au- The bill that would reports on Tuesday the PLYMOUTH (AP) — agency is working to com- wide gluten-free product toimmune disorder that allowed racing and Massachusetts Institute The owner of nuclear ply with the judge’s order. — a fudge brownie. can cause damage to the simulcasting to continue of Technology is going to power plants slated The individually wrapped small intestine with the for 12 more months was build the space next to for closure in Massa- snack is among several ingestion of gluten. approved by the House Boy hit by car, hospitalized the transportation hub in chusetts and Michigan new ones, including Donut The brownie is glu- and Senate but, due to with unknown injuries Kendall Square. says it plans to sell the Fries, ham and cheese roll- ten-free certi ed, and an apparent oversight, Boeing Co. says this facilities after they are ups and waf e-breaded packaged individually to never received nal pro- TEWKSBURY (AP) — A will be the local home shut down. chicken tenders. reduce the potential for cedural votes before the child has been injured by of the company’s new Entergy Corp. said The company’s spokes- cross contamination. It Legislature ended formal a vehicle. subsidiary Aurora Flight Wednesday the transfer man said it wants to rec- is now available in all of sessions for the year. Police say the 7-year- Sciences, which develops of ownership to Holtec ognize the importance Dunkin’s U.S. shops for $2, The previous authoriza- old boy was struck on unmanned aircraft tech- International will speed of providing alternative according to the company’s tion ended at midnight Pratt street in Tewksbury nology. up decommissioning choices for people with di- site. The company lists the Tuesday. shortly before 5 p.m. on It will also serve as of the Pilgrim Nuclear etary restrictions. only allergen as eggs, al- Simulcasting allows Wednesday. a new Aerospace and Power Station in Plym- The boy has been Autonomy Center for the Angela Schiavon, of Chi- though it is manufactured patrons at race tracks to outh and Palisades Power transported by medical airplane company. cago, says she has celiac on shared equipment that bet on live feeds of races Plant in Covert Town- helicopter at Tewksbury The building will be disease and was excited may contain soy. at other U.S. tracks. ship, Michigan. Country Club to an area 343,000-square-feet, and Pilgrim is scheduled to hospital for treatment. is part of a $2 billion com- Judge further extends cease operations by June The extent of his injuries plex planned for the area. 1, 2019. Palisades is set housing aid for evacuees remains unclear. No other MIT’s real estate group to close in the spring of information is immediate- says it makes sense for BOSTON (AP) — A 2022. ly available. Boeing Co. to be the rst federal judge has grant- The license transfers ed more time to Puerto tenant, as the company Man drowns during has had a long research will take place after the Rico hurricane evacuees defueling of the reactors. living in hotels across the nighttime swim relationship with the school. For both plants, Holtec U.S. through a temporary says it expects to place NEWTON (AP) — Au- all the spent nuclear fuel thorities are saying a man MGM Spring eld touts into dry cask storage has drowned in a lake year-round events within three years of the DEZ KENNEY during a swim. start of decommissioning. Prosecutors say a SPRINGFIELD (AP) — NOVEMBER 2, 1958 ~ The decommissioning AUGUST 2, 2015 28-year-old man died Of cials at a soon-to-open after apparently drown- casino resort say there of Pilgrim is expected to ing in a Newton’s Crystal will be year-round enter- begin in 2020 and take Lake shortly before 2 a.m. tainment and activities at about eight years. Wednesday. the $960 million resort. Fire of cials responded MGM Spring eld to the scene around that of cials said Wednesday 781-593-7700 time after a group of ve the offerings at the large Publishing Daily, except Sundays people who were swim- outdoor plaza will include USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA ming lost track of one of activities ranging from and additional of ces. their friends and called concerts to ice skating Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item 911. to pop-up art to outdoor Subscriptions The unidenti ed man yoga. 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HONOLULU — Decades sure. If John Kaakimaka's re- The agency identifies re- after the end of the Korean His uncle, who was from mains are ever identified, mains of servicemen killed War in 1953, the remains Honolulu, was a corporal his family wants him to in past conflicts. It typical- of dozens of presumed U.S. in the 31st Infantry Regi- be buried in a cemetery ly uses bones, teeth and war dead were on their ment of the Army's 7th In- at the base of Diamond DNA to identify remains way Wednesday to Hawaii fantry Division. He went Head crater in Honolu- along with any items that for analysis and identifica- missing on or about Dec. lu because that's where may have been found with tion. The U.S. military be- 2, 1950. his parents and brothers remains like uniforms, dog lieves the bones are those Hanwell Kaakimaka were laid to rest, Hanwell tags and wedding rings. of U.S. servicemen and said the story he heard Kaakimaka said. But North Korea only pro- potentially servicemen from his dad was that his The Kaakimaka family vided one dog tag with the from other United Nations uncle was injured and provided DNA samples to 55 boxes it handed over member countries who was being brought back the U.S. military's Defense last week. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS fought alongside the U.S. on behalf of South Korea A fire crew from San Luis Obispo County keeps during the war. an eye on an advancing wildfire Tuesday from U.S. Vice President Mike the perimeter of a residence. Pence and the command- er of U.S. forces in Asia, Adm. Phil Davidson, were More than 1,000 expected to speak at a cer- emony marking the arriv- al of the remains on U.S. homes torched in soil and the beginning of a long process to identify the bones. North Korea handed over California wildfire the remains last week. A By Janie Har The huge Redding-area U.S. military plane made a and Brian Skoloff blaze, which started July rare trip into North Korea ASSOCIATED PRESS 23, forced 38,000 people to retrieve the 55 cases. from their homes and About 7,700 U.S. soldiers UPPER LAKE, Calif. killed six. It has scorched are listed as missing from — A massive wildfire in 180 square miles and is 35 the 1950-53 Korean War Northern California has percent contained. and about 5,300 of the re- torched more than 1,000 North of San Francisco, mains are believed to still homes in and around the a fire threatened homes be in North Korea. city of Redding, author- in an old ranching and Hanwell Kaakimaka's ities said Wednesday as farming area near Cove- some evacuees were al- uncle, John Kaakimaka, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS lo. About 60 homes were is among those who never lowed to return home and ordered evacuated as the came home. A U.S. soldier salutes during a repatriation ceremony for the remains of new blazes exploded in blaze erupted late Tues- "We've been watching U.S. soldiers killed in the Korean War, Wednesday at the Osan Air Base what has become an end- day and winds whipped the news, and we've been in South Korea. less summer of flame in flames through brush, the Golden State. grass, oak, pine and fir “Whatever resources near the Mendocino Na- are needed, we’re putting tional Forest, officials Judge raps prosecutors over the them there,” Gov. Jer- said. ry Brown said at a news To the east, anoth- conference. “We’re being er blaze Tuesday night testimony on Manafort’s luxuries surprised. Every year is raged through grassy teaching the fire authori- cattle lands near Yuba By Chad Day Prosecutor Greg Andres tion efforts for a time, items allegedly bought ties new lessons. We’re in City, covering more than and Eric Tucker argued that Manafort's including descriptions of by Manafort, including uncharted territory.” 1½ square miles in a ASSOCIATED PRESS spending was important Manafort's $15,000 jacket two silk rugs bought for Just a month into the few hours. The new fires to the case. made of ostrich and the $160,000 paid from off- budget year, the state has erupted without warning ALEXANDRIA, Va. "Judge, this is not an ef- more than $6 million in shore accounts. already spent more than and spread with shocking — The judge in Paul fort to prove Mr. Manafort cash he put toward real But when prosecutors one-quarter of its annual speed through forest and Manafort's financial fraud lived lavishly," Andres estate. One witness, Maxi- introduced photos of fire budget, at least $125 brush that have literally trial warned prosecutors said. "It's evidence of his Manafort's high-end condo million, California De- become tinder, said Scott Wednesday against using millian Katzman, testified income." that Manafort spent more and expensive suits, Ellis partment of Forestry and McLean of CalFire. the word "oligarchs" to interrupted so as to limit Fire Protection spokes- “It just goes on and on,” describe wealthy Ukrai- The trial is the first than $900,000 at his bou- courtroom test for special tique retailer in New York. the growing list of evi- man Mike Mohler said. McLean said. nians, and admonished dence jurors would have Cal Fire said another “We had this rain at the them for spending so counsel Robert Mueller, He said Manafort was the who was tasked last year only business client of his to consider. 440 buildings, including beginning of the year and much time documenting "All this document shows barns and warehouses, all that did was promote the former Trump cam- with investigating Rus- who paid via international sia's efforts to sway the wire transfer. is that Mr. Manafort had a have also been destroyed the growing of grass and paign chairman's extrava- lavish lifestyle," Ellis said by the fire, which is now brush,” McLean said. “It’s a gant lifestyle. 2016 election and to deter- At one point, an FBI mine whether the Trump agent described the July at one point. "It isn't rele- the sixth most destructive Catch-22. It’s growing more It's not a crime to be vant." in California history. product to catch on fire.” wealthy, said U.S. District campaign was involved. 2017 raid on Manafort's Judge T.S. Ellis III. And the So far, Manafort is the Virginia condominium. pejorative term "oligarchs" lone person to stand trial He said he knocked mul- and evidence of home ren- as a result of the ongoing tiple times before enter- ovations aren't necessarily probe, even though the ing with a key after no relevant to the charges in charges of bank fraud and one answered, only to find question, he added. At one tax evasion are unrelated Manafort sitting inside. 100 Hemlock Road, Wakefield MA 01880 point, Ellis even called out to possible collusion. 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I am I found myself following really try, to let yourself go. being lightly pounded all Ext. 4 her into a place called Ori- In the meantime, the the way down to the soles Sports EDITORIAL ental Relaxation Therapy. woman is working very of my feet. The thought [email protected] Surprise! hard to rub out those mus- crosses my mind that we Ext. 5 We opted for 40-minute cle knots in my shoulders are paying to be beaten massages. I’m still process- Retail and Online that I didn’t know I had, up. After it’s all done, the Advertising ing whether this experience Taking aim at but ouch, I guess that’s warm towel actually does [email protected] was a slice of heaven, but it where I hold my tension. soothe my back and the was definitely a slice of Zen. silent masseuse quickly ADVERTISING You know, everyone al- And unless you actively cringe, those rubs get more leaves so I can get dressed. Ernie Carpenter Jr. ways talks about needing And, strangely, I do feel Director of Advertising concussions and more intense. Then she and Business Development, ext. 1355 a massage, or a spa week- better. end, or something like finds the acupressure points [email protected] near your spine and holds a As we leave, we see the that. But we rarely actual- chairs out front are full of Michele Iannaco finger there while you de- ly follow through. people getting a quick neck Sales Representative, ext. 1315 in the NFL The last time I got some- cide whether to breathe into [email protected] and shoulder, or foot mas- the sensation or cry uncle. thing even close was when sage for their lunch break. Ralph Mitchell Last season provided a number of NFL land- So here I am, trying to Sales Representative, ext. 1313 I went to a massage thera- My daughter agrees that marks that remind us why the game is so popular. just enjoy being in the [email protected] pist for back and hip pain. it’s both painful and plea- New Orleans quarterback Drew Brees recorded the moment, forcing my mind Patricia Whalen She helped pinpoint how surable. And I tell her, highest completion percentage for a single season. to try and empty out all Sales Representative, ext. 1310 I was sitting awkwardly from now on, when she Buffalo’s Stephen Hauschka connected on his 13th the things that need to be [email protected] consecutive field goal of 50 yards or more, which and through an excruciat- comes home on break, we ing treatment, helped with done in the next few days. will have to make this a BUSINESS OFFICE had never been done before. At 40, Tom Brady be- Letting go of my gener- came the oldest man ever named Most Valuable some of the issues related regular stop. Susan J. Conti to other chronic pain issues. alized anxiety around ap- Forced relaxation — our Controller, ext. 1288 Player. pointments and deadlines Another record, however, was a reminder of the I had about three sessions moment of Zen has just [email protected] is a constant struggle. serious challenges to the popularity and long-term with her, it was good for my become our newest thing Ted Grant But lying with your head viability of professional football. In the 2017 sea- mobility problems — but together. Publisher, ext. 1234 in a doughnut hole pillow [email protected] son, 291 concussions were diagnosed — affecting it wasn’t relaxing by any while a stranger kneads one out of every 11 players. In other words, of the means. The manipulations Cheryl Charles can be Marian Kinney there were downright, un- your muscles like so much reached at ccharles@item- ext. 1212 22 players you see trot out onto the field for the [email protected] first play from scrimmage, you can expect that two equivocally, painful. raw dough, forces you to live.com. of them won’t finish the season without an acute Will Kraft HEIDI STEVENS Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 traumatic injury to the brain. [email protected] During the offseason, the NFL acted to reduce this Jennifer Perez alarming risk. Its new rule is simple and stark. Any ext. 1205 player who “lowers his head to initiate and make Moonves seems like a nice guy; [email protected] contact with his helmet against an opponent” will Mike Shanahan be flagged for unnecessary roughness at a cost of 15 Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 yards. For severe violations, players will be ejected. he could still be a predator [email protected] This is stricter than college football’s targeting Carolina Trujillo rule, which bans any hit to a defenseless player’s Of all the head-scratchers to emerge lieve in him.” Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 head or neck and typically involves a receiver lev- [email protected] during #MeToo, one of the most bewil- In the context of eled by a defensive back. And the NFL ban applies dering, to me, is the “but he didn’t harass a trial or investi- Jim Wilson to offensive as well as defensive players, including Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 me” statement of support. gation, character linemen. [email protected] CBS Chairman and CEO Les Moonves is witnesses provide This rule is at issue in the contract negotiations the latest subject of such statements, after context about the CIRCULATION between the Bears and their first-round draft pick, a New Yorker story by Ronan Farrow last accused, helping Lisa Mahmoud linebacker Roquan Smith. He has held out demand- week spelled out allegations of harass- establish patterns Manager, ext. 1239 ing a provision that if he is suspended for violating [email protected] ment and intimidation against Moonves of behavior, or the the rule, the team won’t take back some of his guar- from six women. The accusers describe CLASSIFIED anteed pay. He fears he will have trouble adapting absence of such forcible kissing and touching during meet- Abbe Young Smith his aggressive style to fit the new rule. The Bears patterns. They ings and threats of career retaliation. Manager, ext. 1276 have refused, and with good reason: It makes no can help establish Moonves released a statement saying, “I FILE PHOTO / KRISTIN [email protected] sense to protect a player from the consequences of guilt or innocence CALLAHAN/ACE PICTURES/ making illegal hits. recognize that there were times decades and, if necessary, NEWSROOM ago when I may have made some women ZUMA PRESS an appropriate A lot of grumbling has been heard from players Mike Alongi about how the league is changing the game, forc- uncomfortable by making advances. Those Leslie Moonves at- punishment. Sports Reporter ext. 1228 ing them to unlearn techniques that have long been were mistakes, and I regret them immense- tends the 71st An- Outside of a for- [email protected] ly. But I always understood and respected standard. What they and Smith should appreciate nual Tony Awards mal investigation Bill Brotherton is that the reform is for their health and safety. Of — and abided by the principle — that ‘no’ in New York City. or trial, though, Features Editor ext. 1338 the concussions last season, the NFL determined, means ‘no,’ and I have never misused my such statements [email protected] 57 came on plays that would have drawn a flag un- position to harm or hinder anyone’s career.” do little more than shame the accusers for Gayla Cawley der the new rule. On Monday, CBS announced Moonves coming forward. They cast doubt on women Reporter, ext. 1236 The change addresses just one part of a broader will remain in his position while an out- who made dangerous, difficult decisions to [email protected] malady: the epidemic of chronic traumatic encepha- side counsel investigates the charges speak out and, in so doing, make such deci- Cheryl Charles lopathy among former professional players. Dr. Ann against him. sions even more dangerous and difficult for News Editor, ext. 1278 [email protected] McKee, a neuropathologist at Boston University’s Also on Monday, Stephen Colbert, host of other survivors. medical school, reported last year that she had ex- CBS’ “The Late Show,” addressed the alle- We should know better. Bella diGrazia gations against his boss. “He has stood by Attempting to introduce doubt about a Reporter, ext. 1317 amined the brains of 111 deceased NFL veterans [email protected] — 110 of them had CTE. Preventing concussions us when people were mad at me, and I like person’s credibility, simply because that would be helpful, though the ordinary blows to the working for him,” Colbert said during his person experienced something you did Thomas Grillo show. “But accountability is meaningless not, is small-minded and, frankly, a mis- Reporter, ext. 1264 head that football entails are believed to be enough [email protected] to cause this debilitating and incurable disease. unless it’s for everybody — whether it’s the understanding of human behavior. Spenser Hasak The human consequences of CTE — memory loss, leader of a network or the leader of the free We know that people who make bad, ac- world.” Photographer, ext. 1332 depression, dementia and more — are enormous. tionable choices also, in other times and in [email protected] Even the NFL’s financial health is at risk. It en- That’s a statement I understand: Ac- other settings, make good, non-actionable knowledge that someone in your corner is choices. Thor Jourgensen tered a settlement that obligates it to compensate Editorial Director, ext. 1267 hundreds of former players, with the total amount accused of reprehensible behavior. Make If an employee embezzles funds from [email protected] expected to surpass $1 billion. The league is under clear that, while you don’t know every- her company, she doesn’t get to prove her thing that happened or what will happen Daniel Kane intense pressure to find ways to minimize the risk innocence by pointing out all the funds Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 to its athletes. next, reprehensible behavior shouldn’t be she left unembezzled. [email protected] tolerated — in any setting. The implementation of this rule may be messy. If an employee is caught stealing lap- Steve Krause Expect the preseason to feature a lot of confusion The statements I don’t understand are tops from the fourth floor, he doesn’t get Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 and a lot of yellow laundry on the turf. Expect a lot those that say, in effect, “He didn’t harass to clear his good name by pointing to the [email protected] me, so I doubt he harassed anyone.” of griping from people accusing the NFL of becom- laptops he didn’t steal from the fifth floor. Emma LeBlanc Pérez ing a refuge for pantywaists. “I fully support Leslie Moonves and the A person doesn’t have to harass every hu- Copy Editor But the game has undergone many changes to statement he made,” Jo Ann Ross, chief ad- man he or she comes in contact with to be [email protected] make it safer, and the need for this one is hard to vertising revenue officer at CBS, tweeted. capable of harassment. We know this. (Don’t Harold Rivera deny. Barring a retreat by the NFL, players will “My experience with him on a professional we?) Sports Editor, ext. 1238 have to stop using their helmets as weapons. At- and personal basis has never had any hint We have a nasty habit, though, of reflex- [email protected] lanta Falcons CEO Rich McKay, head of the compe- of the behavior this story refers to. Leslie has ively disbelieving people who have different Owen O’Rourke tition committee, emphasized the need “to teach it always been an advocate and mentor to me, life experiences than ours. We’re quite ad- Photographer, ext. 1224 out of the game” and “get it out of the game.” showing me the deepest respect at all times.” ept at tuning out people’s stories when they [email protected] That achievement will protect not only those be- “As an executive with 20 years of experi- don’t line up nicely with the stories we’ve Roberto Scalese ing blocked and tackled but those who do the block- ence in the entertainment industry, sexual been telling ourselves. Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 [email protected] ing and tackling — Roquan Smith included. Like harassment is never something I would We ought to examine that. others, he will need to adapt. Facing the possibility tolerate,” Angelica Rosas McDaniel, head of We ought to listen when people tell us Mark Sutherland CBS Daytime, tweeted. “I developed under Creative Director of swift, stern penalties, we’re confident he’ll learn what they’ve been through — even if we [email protected] to operate under the new rule. the leadership of Leslie Moonves, and the don’t want to hear it, even if we don’t want Every important reform creates a certain amount relationship has been one of respect and to imagine it, even if we never saw it coming. Anne Marie Tobin support, in an environment where talent Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 of disruption and discontent. In the end, though, Only then can we have an honest conver- [email protected] professional football will be safer than before. It and hard work rise to the top.” sation about forging a better path ahead. needs to be. From actress Lynda Carter: “Les Bridget Turcotte Heidi Stevens is a columnist for the Chi- Reporter, ext. 1269 Moonves is a close friend. I’ve known [email protected] An editorial from the Chicago Tribune. him for 40 years. He is a kind, decent and cago Tribune. Readers may email her at honorable man. I believe him and I be- [email protected] Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 ENTERTAINMENT Review: McKinnon, Kunis channel their inner spies By Jocelyn Noveck attention: He shows up, ASSOCIATED PRESS looking for the stuff, and soon is shot dead in front From the get-go, "The of Audrey. She's learns Spy Who Dumped Me," a he's CIA from a pair of Kate McKinnon-Mila Ku- agents who abduct her. nis buddy spy comedy, has So, how do Audrey and two things going for it. Morgan become a dynam- First, female spies are ic duo of globe-trotting, clearly in vogue, if you've butt-kicking spies? Well, been reading the news — turns out everyone's after or if you prefer your spies a cheap fantasy football to be fictional, may we rec- trophy, inside of which is a PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ommend Keri Russell's re- very important USB drive. cently departed Elizabeth Audrey's task is to bring Serbian makeup artist Mirjana Milosevic, Jennings on "The Ameri- this drive to Vienna, now known professionally as ‘Kika,’ has won inter- cans"? that Drew's indisposed, national recognition for the skin illusions that More importantly, the into the right hands. she applies on her own body. film has McKinnon, whose The funniest scenes comedic brilliance on "Sat- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS have nothing to do with urday Night Live" has yet Kate McKinnon, left, and Mila Kunis play the complex stunts or vio- Art of illusion: Face to find the perfect big- roles of Morgan and Audrey, respectively, in lence, but simple laughs, screen vehicle. It will, one “The Spy Who Dumped Me.” as when the two women day, but this movie isn't it. hijack a car from an el- paint transforms a Still, her presence gives Talented director Su- Theroux as Drew, the spy derly couple, but realize the film — an often en- sanna Fogel feels that in the title, tangling with it's a stick shift and inch it tertaining but chaotically Serbian makeup pro a female action comedy a bunch of bad guys in down the street before just uneven experience — its handing it back. doesn't need to be short on Lithuania, racing around energy and spark. It all comes down to an By Darko Vojinovic Flawless black lines ap- the action, and that's true. on a motorcycle, leaping The main problem with action-packed showdown ASSOCIATED PRESS pear as contours, then But gender issues aside, out of a building, that sort symbols resembling neck "The Spy Who Dumped at a black-tie gala in Ber- SMEDEREVO, Serbia Me " is its strange dis- there's action and there's of thing. Cut back to the lin, where McKinnon gets tattoos. An outline colored serious violence. When a USA, where Audrey (Ku- — It took Mirjana Milos- in with white becomes a sonance of tone. There's to indulge her inner tra- evic less than an hour to nothing wrong with try- kooky character gets shot nis), a sweet, self-effacing peze artist. mask that reveals hol- in the head during a hilar- store clerk, is celebrating transform into a zombie. lowed-out and sharp teeth. ing to be a hard-knuckle Speaking of Morgan, one The Serbian makeup art- action film and a goofy ious car chase, it doesn't her 30th birthday and of the film's less believable A zombie is born. feel so hilarious. Likewise trying to forget that Drew ist also can turn into a Her signature skin il- comedy all at once. But moments is when we learn skeleton or a genie and when someone drowns in dumped her via text mes- lusions take longer, Mi- here, that effort results she was deeply insulted make body parts disap- in moments of stunning a pot of fondue, or gets im- sage. Her BFF Morgan when Drew called her "a losevic says. She puts in pear. days of contemplation violence that simply don't paled on a blade. Granted, (McKinnon) convinces her little much." Isn't that the Milosevic, 36, has at- mesh with the light-heart- such a balance is always to burn the stuff he left at whole point — both for and planning, followed tracted fans around the by hours and hours of ed vibe the filmmakers tough to strike. her house. Morgan, and for McKin- world for the illusions she work, to put a hollow in seek elsewhere. We begin with Justin That threat gets Drew's non? creates on and with her her stomach or to appear own body. She records the without a head. whole process and posts The artist says she al- Irrfan Khan gains new outlook videos on YouTube and ways liked to draw, but social networks under the never on paper. As a young professional name Kika. girl, Milosevic drew on Milosevic creates her walls, tables and her legs on life amid cancer treatment videos, which have got- and arms. ten millions of views, in "My parents say I By Lindsey Bahr Below are excerpts from a studio in her home in learned to draw before ASSOCIATED PRESS our conversations. They the central Serbian town I could walk," Milosevic have been edited for clar- of Smederevo. There, in said. LOS ANGELES — Actor ity and brevity. front of a dressing table Milosevic says her favor- Irrfan Khan is a Bollywood AP: 'Puzzle' is quite love- and surrounded by mir- ite self-imposed illusion is star and Hollywood cha- ly, but also a small char- rors, she picks the tools the 'Wooden Puppet Doll' meleon, who has bounced acter drama — a bit of a that will immerse her in a — a blue-haired doll with between the two with ease departure from the bigger new role. a string for a stomach and for decades, working with Hollywood films you've be- With makeup pencils, wood body parts — that everyone from Mira Nair come known for brushes and face paints, in 2016 won her an award to Wes Anderson and Ang KHAN: I was looking Milosevic slowly creates sponsored by makeup Lee and stealing scenes for something for a long an image that completely brand NYX and opened in both Oscar-winners time in American cinema, changes her appearance. doors. ("Slumdog Millionaire") Hollywood cinema. I have and blockbusters ("Juras- been reaching for this, for a sic World") alike. But all personal experience where CNN to say goodbye to that's been put on hold as I could invest myself and he undergoes treatment in I could have more meat London for a neuroendo- that I could get apart from PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Anthony Bourdain with crine tumor, a rare form of myself completely and get Irrfan Khan has appeared in films such as cancer. into something which is “Slumdog Millionaire” and “Jurassic World.” a final season this fall Although Khan's life unknown. This charac- now is very different from ter had complexity and a from a completely differ- lieving in the way this con- By Stephen Battaglio only a few months ago, strange unpredictability ent angle. You sit down dition has tested me, real- LOS ANGELES TIMES he still has films that he where he himself doesn't and you see the other side ly, really tested me in all Nearly eight weeks have worked on as recently last know where things are and that's fascinating. I'm aspects — physical, emo- passed since CNN broke year coming out, including moving and is in a limbo engaged on a journey. tional and spiritual. It has the news on the morning of "Puzzle," a poignant char- state. There are so many AP: There's been a lot of put me in a rapture state. June 8 that Anthony Bour- acter drama expanding to interesting angles to this speculation in the media Initially I was shaken. But dain committed suicide in 11 cities this weekend. person. I was looking for about your condition and slowly, there is another France while filming his hit When I call him for our something more personal you've made pleas on so- way to look at things that series "Parts Unknown." interview, he answers po- and to redefine my involve- cial media not to trust the is much more powerful and But his presence at the net- litely and informs me that ment in a story, where my reports. But what do you much more productive and work hasn't diminished. he's been hospitalized the soul could entangle with want people to know about much more healthy and I There are still pictures night prior and asks if this story. So it had all that. what you're going through? just want people to believe and posters of the dy- might be possible to call AP: How are you doing KHAN: There are chal- that nature is much more namic, globe-trotting chef him back in 10 minutes. in general? lenges which life throws at trustworthy and one must throughout the cable news Of course, I say. KHAN: I've seen life you. But I have started be- trust that. network's headquarters overlooking Columbus PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Circle in Manhattan. One has a heart scribbled on it, Anthony Bourdain Resorts-DraftKings get approved a testament to how Bour- was the host of the dain was a beloved figure CNN show “Parts Un- in the company. Another known.” for online Jersey sports betting looms large on the wall of the office of Amy Entelis, Unknown," the signature By Wayne Parry The companies won a the executive vice presi- program for CNN Origi- ASSOCIATED PRESS heated race to be first to dent of talent and content nal Series. market with mobile and at CNN who oversees the In the first half of 2018, network's original series ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. online sports betting, commercials on first-run and films, and launched — Resorts Casino Ho- which is widely seen as the episodes of "Parts Un- "Parts Unknown" in 2013. tel and DraftKings on most promising segment known" went for an av- "We sometimes feel like it Wednesday received ap- of the nascent sports bet- erage of $8,601, the most didn't really happen," Ente- proval to become the first ting market. New Jersey of any CNN program, ac- lis said of Bourdain's death companies to offer online regulators are considering cording to Standard Me- and mobile sports betting in an interview last week. dia Index. mobile applications from Messages from viewers in New Jersey. The good news in the several other companies feeling the loss poured The state Division of short term for Bourdain's and could soon approve ad- into CNN's websites and Gaming Enforcement legion of fans is that CNN ditional online providers. on social media, many of gave approval to the ca- Four casinos and two them recounting a person- has enough material to sino and its Boston-based horse tracks currently of- al connection to the pro- create a final season of online partner to launch PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS fer in-person sports bet- gram in which the cook- "Parts Unknown," which an invitation-only version ting. Frank Sinatra impersonator Brian Duprey, turned-author used local will premiere this fall. of mobile sports betting, Resorts officials declined left, and Elvis Presley impersonator Kevin cuisine to report and com- Only one episode — a which will undergo sever- to comment on Wednes- Mills show off a ticket for a bet they placed at ment on social issues and trip to Kenya with W. al days of testing before day's launch, which came Harrah’s Casino in Atlantic City, N.J. the human condition. Kamau Bell, the host of becoming fully available. hours after Harrah's be- Bourdain's sudden de- CNN's "United Shades Requests for invitations to came the fourth Atlantic and an Elvis impersonator its sister property, Bally's, mise not only leaves a of America" — was com- participate can be made at City casino to offer sports thanked the clerk very did, joining the Borgata, significant emotionalpleted before Bourdain's draftkings.com. betting: A Frank Sinatra much for handing him a Ocean Resort, Bally's and hole among the troops at death. It will be the last to A launch was expected impersonator asked Luck similar bet slip. two horse racing tracks, CNN — it presents a pro- have Bourdain's written to happen Wednesday af- to be a lady as he bet on Harrah's started taking the Meadowlands and gramming challenge. It narration, which gives the ternoon or evening. the New York Yankees, sports bets two days after Monmouth Park. means the end of "Parts series its personal tone. A6 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 2018 POLICE/FIRE Lynner’s first-degree murder All address information, particu- Tuesday. Accidents larly arrests, reflect police records. In the event of a perceived inaccuracy, Complaints A report of a motor vehi- cle accident at Revere Beach conviction upheld by court it is the sole responsibility of the con- A report of a fight at 48 Parkway and North Shore Road Attorney’s office. room during the time of cerned party to contact the relevant Laighton St. at 2:43 p.m. on at 7:01 a.m. Tuesday; at Pret- By Bella diGrazia ITEM STAFF At the time of his arrest, the incident. police department and have the de- Tuesday. zel Time on Squire Road at police said Waweru con- At trial, Waweru did not partment issue a notice of correction A report of threats made at 8:22 a.m. Tuesday; on Stark BOSTON — The Su- vinced Esther Kinyanjui contest the murder charge to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- Social Security Administration, Avenue at 10:11 a.m. Tues- preme Judicial Court on and their two children, of his ex-girlfriend, but 140 Union St., at 9:16 a.m. on day; at Washington and Park ifications will not be made without Wednesday upheld the aged 1 and 4, to travel argued that he “lacked Wednesday. first-degree murder con- express notice of change from the avenues at 6:27 p.m. Tuesday; back to Lynn from Dela- criminal responsibility viction of a Lynn man arresting police department. on Beach Street at 6:48 p.m. ware, where she had re- at the time of the mur- Theft charged with fatally Tuesday. cently moved. Waweru der because he suffered beating and stabbing the A report of a shoplifting at then reportedly held her from mental illness,” ac- LYNN mother of their children 50 Central Ave. at 11:58 a.m. Complaints hostage before she tried to cording to the DA’s office. in front of her family in Arrests on Tuesday. escape from him. On appeal, he argued the A report of a larceny at Dollar A report of vandalism on 2007. Grand View Avenue at 11:50 During the trial, prose- Kinyanjui, a 31-year-old judge made several errors Gabriel Castro, 26, of 1000 Tree, 102 Boston St., at 2:36 nurse, was able to con- during the trial, including Loring Ave., Salem, was arrest- p.m. on Tuesday; on Whiting p.m. Tuesday. cutors said Patrick Wawe- ru, 39, struck the mother vince him to drive her to a refusal to suppress state- ed on a default warrant and Street at 8:40 p.m. on Tuesday; her sister’s house on Ad- ments made to a psychia- warrant charges of distribution at Union and Green streets at Theft of his two children with a 2 x 4 piece of lumber ams Street in Lynn. After trist who interviewed him of a class B drug and pos- 7:04 a.m. on Wednesday; at A report of auto theft on Sa- she went inside, Waweru the day after the murder, session to distribute drugs at 360 Washington St. at 9:05 and fatally stabbed her lem Street at 9:48 a.m. Tues- waited in his car until he while police were present. 12:25 p.m. on Tuesday. a.m. on Wednesday; at Wal- 24 times. A jury found day. him guilty of first-degree forced his way through the He also claimed the judge Adrian Fuentes, 24, of 48 greens, 21 Joyce St., at 10:26 door to the basement room erred in his jury instruc- Laighton St., was arrested and a.m. on Wednesday; at 115 A report of shoplifting at Ir- murder on the theories of where Kinyanjui, her sis- tions and when Waweru charged with assault and bat- O’Callaghan Way at 11:34 ving on Lee Burbank Highway deliberate premeditation ter Margaret Kinyanjui, attempted to waive his tery with a dangerous weapon a.m. on Wednesday. at 11:56 a.m. Tuesday. and extreme atrocity or and her mother Ruth Kin- right to a trial by jury. at 3:31 p.m. on Tuesday. A report of motor vehicle cruelty, armed home inva- Nidxa Fuentes, 43, of 48 theft at 16 Fernwood Ave. at SAUGUS sion, armed assault with yanjui were talking, ac- “Nothing will ever re- Laighton St., was arrested and 3:06 p.m. on Tuesday; at 282 intent to murder, assault cording to police. turn Ms. Kinyanjui to her charged with assault and bat- Lynnway at 3:29 p.m. on Tues- Accidents and battery by means of Waweru hit Margaret family, but we hope that tery with a dangerous weapon day; at 233 Western Ave. at a dangerous weapon, and Kinyanjui in the head this decision will bring and violating a harassment 7:32 p.m. on Tuesday. A report of a motor vehi- reckless endangerment of with the 2 x 4 before he them some measure of prevention order at 3:31 p.m. cle accident at Chestnut and a child in 2010. began stabbing Esther. comfort and relief,” said on Tuesday. LYNNFIELD Winter streets at 11:26 a.m. The court ruled there Ruth, who was trying to Essex District Attorney Luis Gonzalez, 26, of 183 Tuesday; at Target on Lynn Fells was no basis to set aside stop him from stabbing Jonathan Blodgett. her daughter to death, Beacon Hill Ave., was arrested Accidents Parkway at 1:17 p.m. Tuesday; or reduce the verdict or to on warrant charges of assault at Broadway and Main Street order a new trial, accord- suffered a number of hand Bella diGrazia can be with a dangerous weapon, ar- A crash with property dam- at 3:23 p.m. Tuesday ing to a statement from wounds. The two children reached at bdigrazia@ restee furnishing false identifi- age was reported on Tuesday the Essex County District were also present in the itemlive.com. cation information, possession at 2:11 p.m. at 71 Main St. Complaints or use of a false RMV docu- and 1 Bay State Road. ment, assault, and charged Two-car crash reported on A report of debris in the fast Student charged in elaborate with arrestee furnishing false Tuesday at 4:41 p.m. on Con- lane across from Polcari’s on identification information at don Circle with property dam- Route 1 North at 9:54 a.m. 11:21 a.m. on Wednesday. age. No injuries. Tuesday. digital money theft scheme Cesar Perez, 48, of 763 Jason Parsons requested an A report of a broken hydrant Summer St., was arrested and officer on Tuesday at 10:32 at the end of Bristow Street at By Christopher charged with child enticement p.m. Police report Alla Elham- 10:46 a.m. Tuesday. Weber and Alanna at 6:34 p.m. on Tuesday. rawy at 200 King Rail Drive A report of four males break- Durkin Richer Anthony Rucci, 46, of 5 was interfering with Parson’s ing into an abandoned home ASSOCIATED PRESS Thurmont Court, Baltimore, attempt to repossess a motor on Sussex Street at 1:32 p.m. was arrested and charged with vehicle. Tuesday. LOS ANGELES — A operating a motor vehicle with A report of seven youths on Massachusetts college stu- a suspended license and a Complaints bikes riding straight out of a dent who was named his miscellaneous equipment vio- side road right into traffic on high school's valedictorian lation at 2:08 p.m. on Tuesday. Caller reported having issues for his savvy tech skills with son at 20 Greenwood Lincoln Avenue at 2:54 p.m. Andre Sanders, 31, of 181 Tuesday. One of the children hacked into unsuspecting East Main St., Fall River, was Road on Tuesday at 7:06 a.m. investors' personal cell- Caller reported a 52-year-old gestured obscenely to a truck arrested and charged with op- driver while covering his face. phones, email and social erating a motor vehicle with a woman from 8 Needham Road A report of furniture on the media accounts to steal at suspended license, exhibiting fell and hit her head on Tues- roadway on Walnut Street at least $2 million in digital another’s license, and failure day at 10:49 p.m. currency like Bitcoin, ac- 3:28 p.m. Tuesday. to signal at 12:09 p.m. on Report of a suspicious young cording to documents pro- A report of a group of males Tuesday. girl holding a sign asking for vided by California prose- money at 807 Salem St. and in the Bristow Street Park park- cutors Wednesday. Accidents 5 Canterbury Road on Tuesday ing lot smoking from a hookah Joel Ortiz was taken at 11:02 a.m. Police say party at 6:56 p.m. Tuesday. into custody July 12 at A report of a motor vehicle was sent on her way. A report of a large group Los Angeles International crash with personal injury at of youths gathering behind a Airport ahead of a flight to Lynn Liquor Mart, 825 Boston MARBLEHEAD home on Cheever Avenue near Boston, according to pros- St., at 1:14 p.m. on Tuesday; the power lines at 8:26 p.m. ecutors. The 20-year-old at Essex and Johnson streets Accidents Tuesday. Police report the teens faces more than two dozen at 2:29 p.m. on Tuesday. saw the police cruiser and dis- charges including grand A report of a motor vehicle A report of a motor vehicle bursed towards Melrose. theft, identity theft and crash at Nahant and Saga- accident on Atlantic Avenue at A report of four guys playing computer hacking, court more streets at 3:41 p.m. on 12:57 p.m. Tuesday. basketball at the Bristow Street documents show. He's held Tuesday; at 282 Ocean St. at park at 12:30 a.m. Wednesday. on $1 million bail. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 4:39 p.m. on Tuesday; at Es- Complaints The Santa Clara County, sex and Washington streets Joel Ortiz, left, a student at the University of A report of a sailboat hitting Theft Calif., public defender's of- Massachusetts-Boston, was arrested on July 12 at 6:55 p.m. on Tuesday; at fice, which is representing 139 Walnut St. at 7:02 p.m. rocks by Ram Island at 8:59 at Los Angeles International Airport. Nine pairs of glasses were Ortiz, declined comment. on Tuesday; at Liberty and a.m. Tuesday. reportedly taken from Sun- A number listed for his Washington streets at 7:58 A caller reported a man with victims over text messag- Course to College, a small glass Hut on Broadway at 2:55 home in Boston was dis- p.m. on Tuesday; at Blossom a long beard and long hair be- es and convinced friends public college preparatory p.m. Tuesday. The glasses had connected. Street and Neptune Boulevard gan taking photos of him while and family members to school in Boston, and was a combined value of about The elaborate scheme at 8:41 p.m. on Tuesday; at he was reading a newspaper "loan" him digital funds, honored alongside other $2,500. involved taking over vic- Broadway and Lynnfield Street and eating a muffin at 10 a.m. court documents said. top students across the Tuesday. A report of a breaking and tims' phones, allowing At one point Ortiz al- city at a luncheon that at 7:30 a.m. on Wednesday; entering to a motor vehicle with over $1,000 worth of A report of a couple getting him to reset passwords legedly stole $10,000 from year with Democratic too intimate on Village Street at Bed Bath and Beyond on and access online accounts a California resident, and Mayor Marty Walsh and damage at Dartmouth and Broadway at 6:05 p.m. Tues- Lynnfield street sat 10:22 a.m. at 11:35 a.m. Tuesday. containing electronic as- then tried to get more, other officials at a down- day; at 245 Fairmount Ave. at on Wednesday. A report of two teenage girls sets in the form of Bitcoin, calling the victim's wife town hotel. A report of a hit and run mo- riding golf-type vehicles up 4:02 a.m. Wednesday Coinbase, Bittrex and Bi- and sending a text to the At his school, Ortiz was tor vehicle crash at 83 Walnut and down the street at a high nance, the criminal com- victim's daughter that the lead robot software St. at 12:51 a.m. on Wednes- rate of speed on Susan Drive SWAMPSCOTT plaint said. said "TELL YOUR DAD programmer on its robot- day. at 2:16 p.m. Tuesday. In one case Ortiz alleged- TO GIVE US BITCOIN," ics team, taught other stu- A report of people yelling at Complaints ly walked into an AT&T the documents said. dents the basics of software Assaults Cross and Rowland streets at store and impersonated Court documents iden- coding and "led efforts to 1:11 a.m. Wednesday. A report of a con or scam at a victim in order to get a tify more than 20 victims teach computer science," A report of an assault and 26 Mapledale Place at 2:49 new SIM card, which gave who live in California, and according to a Boston Pub- battery at 500 Lynnfield St. REVERE p.m. on Tuesday. him control of the victim's prosecutors say they know lic Schools' press release at 1:18 p.m. on Tuesday; at A report of suspicious activi- phone. He obtained access of additional victims out- touting the students' ac- 35 Lynnway, at the basketball Arrests ty at 1 Salem St. at 5:28 p.m. to the victim's "financial side of the state. complishments. court, at 4:28 p.m. on Tuesday; on Tuesday. and personal identifying Ortiz enrolled at the The school system said at Bayridge, 60 Granite St., at Charles R. Giardina, 35, of information, tax returns, University of Massachu- Ortiz "loves science and 8:59 a.m. on Wednesday. 46 Harris St., Apt. B, was ar- Theft private passwords" and setts Boston and studies technology," is fluent in A report of an assault and rested on warrant charges. siphoned $10,000 from a information technology, Spanish and speaks con- battery with a dangerous James M. Morris, 26, of 4 A report of a larceny at 24 cryptocurrency account, said school spokesman versational Chinese. weapon at Cottage and Wood- Walcott Road, Apt. 4, was ar- Columbia St. at 9:52 p.m. on according to police report. DeWayne Lehman. Boston Public Schools man streets at 4:57 p.m. on rested on warrant charges. Tuesday. In several instances Or- Ortiz was the 2016 spokesman Daniel O'Brien tiz allegedly impersonated valedictorian of Another declined to comment.

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Police arrest man connected who was pronounced dead vestigation is still active Jocelyn Goyette, also died against Boston Children’s Gottesfeld went on a to double shooting at the scene. and will now focus on the from injuries Monday. Hospital and Wayside hunger strike that ended The teenager was taken actions of officers, not Youth & Family Support in January 2017. He said BOSTON (AP) — Bos- to an area hospital with commenting further. Man convicted for hacking Network in 2014. his reasoning was to bring ton police say they have injuries that are not Police say 22-year-old hospital computer network The attack on the Chil- attention to the treatment arrested a man in con- life-threatening. Mickey Rivera had been dren’s Hospital flooded of troubled youths by nection to a recent double Sanders will be ar- driving erratically on BOSTON (AP) — A 65,000 IP addresses with medical institutions and shooting that killed one raigned in Dorchester Route 28 early Saturday man was convicted by a junk data, and disrupted by prosecutors he said are man and left a teenager District Court on criminal in Cotuit before his vehi- federal jury for attacking the facility’s network for overzealous. injured. charges. It is not imme- cle slammed head-on into the computer network of a at least two weeks. Pros- Gottesfeld will be sen- Authorities say 21-year- diately known if he has an SUV driven by Thomas world-renowned hospital. ecutors said it cost the tenced in November. The old Odell Sanders has legal representation. Quinn, a 32-year-old for- Prosecutors said hospital about $600,000. conspiracy charge carries been arrested Wednes- mer U.S. Marine return- 32-year-old Martin Gottesfeld is a self-pro- a sentence of no greater day in connection to the Internal investigation opened ing from a hospital after Gottesfeld was convict- claimed member of Anon- than five years in prison, ongoing homicide inves- in fatal police pursuit visiting with his wife and ed Wednesday in U.S. ymous, an international three years of supervised tigation. The shooting newborn daughter. District Court in Boston decentralizing hacktiv- release, a fine of $250,000 occurred around 11:10 COTUIT (AP) — An Police reports indicated on two counts related to ist group, and said he and restitution. The charge p.m. on July 25 in the internal investigation has the chase started with attempting to damage launched the attacks on of damaging protected Dorchester neighborhood. been opened into a police reports of erratic driving and damaging protected behalf of the group. After computers calls for a sen- Police found two victims pursuit that resulted in a and speeding. computers. being charged for conspir- tence of no greater than 10 suffering from gun- deadly crash in Cape Cod. Both men died in the Gottesfeld acknowl- acy, he fled Massachusetts years in prison, three years shot wounds, including Mashpee police say crash. A passenger in edged that he launched a and was later arrested by of supervised release and a 27-year-old Jorge Baez, Wednesday that an in- Rivera’s car, 24-year-old computer network attack the FBI. fine of $250,000. THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Moulton listens as Lynners speak Bishop Fenwick

MOULTON From A1 to partner with Wednesday night at North Shore Community Col- Danvers school lege. Moulton fielded ques- By Thomas Grillo ed in the 1950s by the tions from his constitu- ITEM STAFF Sisters of Notre Dame de ents on a variety of topics Namur. They share a sim- which included address- PEABODY — Starting ilar mission of nurturing ing the opioid crisis, bring- this fall, Bishop Fenwick their students and chal- ing the Blue Line to Lynn, High School will partner lenging them academical- and ensuring Social Secu- with Saint Mary of the ly. The principles of the or- rity is available for future Annunciation School. der welcomes all students generations. Officials provided few and shares the message Moulton, up for reelec- details on Wednesday, of how to create a faith- tion this fall, said he noting the details of the based life. wouldn’t characterize arrangement between “I am excited for these the high school and the himself as a Democratic ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE two schools to join forces insider, but rather some- elementary and middle and appreciate their col- one who has been railing Attendees at the Town Hall meeting held by U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton at school are being worked laborative spirit,” Mears against his party and say- North Shore Community College on Wednesday. out. They said more spe- said in a statement. ing there should be chang- cific information about “Catholic schools work- es made within the Demo- Washington if we don’t get en our alliances around into communities and fuel the merger will be made ing together to ensure a cratic party. new people elected to Con- the globe, to stand up to the addiction. available later this month. strong future for our stu- At one point, he ad- gress.” our enemies like Russia, But with marijuana, In a joint statement, the dents is in the best inter- dressed a question from He spoke about the im- to recognize that we do ac- which has been legalized schools said the collabora- ests of everyone.” one of his constituents portance of bipartisanship tually have a trade prob- in Massachusetts, he said tion will allow for “curricu- Fenwick, a grades 9-12 about the Democratic Na- and working across the lem with China, but get- people should be realistic lum resource sharing, and prep school with 565 tional Committee (DNC) aisle to get bills passed. ting into a trade war is not that it’s not going to go a streamlined approach students, calls itself the efforts to change the su- He said it’s important to a way to fix that so what’s away, and the effort should for students to have a pos- North Shore’s first co-ed- perdelegate process for get leaders in Congress our vision.” instead be on making sure itive Catholic school edu- ucational Archdiocesan the next presidential elec- who are willing to work to- A Lynn resident asked regulations are in place so cational experience.” Catholic high school. It is In a letter to parents, tion. gether to get things done. if he would see the Blue it’s used more safely. located on a 59-acre cam- Kathy Mears, Superinten- Moulton said he believes Moulton wanted to ex- Line come to Lynn. Moulton also spoke pus. Tuition is $14,950. dent of the Archdiocese of there is a big problem with plore term limits for Con- Moulton replied there’s about how he thinks the St. Mary has 307 stu- Boston Schools, said the superdelegates, but he’s gress, and look at four- nothing that can be done cap should be removed on dents in grades K-8. Tui- schools will continue to not someone who has been year terms versus the to improve the economy in Social Security, so people tion is $7,090. operate under their exist- inside the DNC trying to current two-year terms to Massachusetts more than Catholic schools in the with a lot of money are ing names and locations change it. There are peo- avoid the constant cam- investing in transporta- Archdiocese of Boston ed- paying more into Social to minimize confusion for ple working on this issue paigning. tion. ucate more than 36,000 Security than the middle parents seeking to enroll inside the DNC trying to Moulton said there needs “If you could take the students in 116 schools. class. Legislators have to their children in the fall. come up with a better pro- to be new leadership in the commuter rail from Ham- Livia Ramos, a spokes- make sure Social Securi- Leadership at both posal, but acknowledged party because it’s not just ilton and switch at Lynn woman for the archdio- ty, Medicare and Medicaid schools said they are ex- that it’s not a big issue of enough to complain about Central Station to go to cese, did not return a call are also there for future cited for the change and the other side. His job as the airport and the Blue seeking comment. his. generations. are convinced it ensures “It’s not something I’ve a Democrat, he said, is Line, then you wouldn’t He said there needs to a strong future for Bishop Thomas Grillo can be been working on because not just to complain about have to drive, and that be more diversity in Con- Fenwick and St. Mary. reached at tgrillo@item- I think we just fundamen- President Donald Trump would make a big differ- gress and better leaders to The schools were found- live.com. tally need more people or the Republicans, but to ence in people’s lives. So, counter the divisiveness who are willing to stand talk about what the Dem- this is the kind of invest- in the country. up against the party,” ocrats are going to do in- ment that we need and I “We’re all Americans Moulton said. “One of the stead. will continue fighting for and we have to do what’s Revere protects its things you’ll see me doing For instance, Moulton it. I can’t tell you when best for the country, and is supporting candidates said Democrats should be it will get done but I can we have to elect leaders who are not supported by talking about how they’re sure as hell tell you that I who have the courage to smallest residents the party, because I just going to improve the econ- want to get it done soon.” put people before politics, think they’re good lead- omy. Moulton said the opioid to stand up to the parties REVERE man disturbance or other ers, and so sometimes that “Trump wants to send crisis affects every com- in Washington and to do From A1 threats. means the DNC doesn’t al- you back to the coal munity in the Sixth Con- what’s right for the peo- The birds migrate to ways invite me into their mines,” Moulton said. gressional District that ple,” Moulton said. “That’s fluff ventures to the shore Massachusetts every year internal discussions.” “Let’s talk about how he represents. He said it’s the kind of country we in search of a meal, tiny to mate, nest, and feed. Moulton said he’s been we can embrace the new necessary to crack down need.” cotton balls in tow. Revere Beach is among working on fundamentally economy and succeed in it. on the providers of opi- But notice it, says the 450,000 acres of proper- trying to change Congress “We have a reckless com- oids and stand up to big Gayla Cawley can be Department of Conser- ty, such as parks, forests, because “at the end of the mander-in-chief in my pharmaceutical compa- reached at gcawley@item- vation and Recreation. reservations and beaches, day, I don’t think we’re go- opinion, but we have a lot nies that allow massive live.com. Follow her on Those roped-off areas are maintained by DCR. In an ing to break this logjam in of work to do to strength- amounts of opioids to go Twitter @GaylaCawley. protected by The Depart- effort to save the threat- ment of Conservation and ened shorebird, DCR, in Recreation Division of compliance with state Owner catches car thief in the act in MBTA garage Fisheries and Wildlife, in and federal mandates, accordance with Federal has installed fencing at GARAGE Hincapie said police told Jeep home. From the looks of things, Endangered Species Act, the beach since 2007. The From A1 him the suspect was prob- But he was saddled with Hincapie said he got there to preserve sections for fencing is made of gray ably looking to take apart the cost of getting his car just in time. If he had ar- Piping Plovers. fiberglass poles with blue going on? I opened the the car and sell the parts, fixed. He spent two weeks rived a little bit later, the According to Audubon. door and told the guy to triangular signs and or- which were all original. trying to find the correct man would have already org, the birds are threat- ange twine to be minimal- get out of my car. I’m not He said authorities told type of steering wheel for been gone with his car. If ened or endangered. The going to say anything. ly invasive to the human him that the majority of his Jeep, unsuccessfully he arrived and found his small, white fluffy birds eye. In turn, beachgoers Just get out.” thieves would rather steal looking at junk yards before car gone, he would have with short beaks nest on At that point, Hincapie should avoid invading the old cars than newer ones finally finding it on eBay. been baffled, since there sandy beaches and tidal tiny bird’s home. said the man told him not for that reason. Between purchasing a are no cameras so there flats near water. The birds to worry, that he wasn’t Unfortunately, Hincapie $250 steering wheel and would be no evidence. feed on insects, marine Bridget Turcotte can be going to hurt him, but kept said police weren’t much then getting the vehicle Hincapie usually doesn’t worms, and crustaceans. reached at bturcotte@item- on looking back at him as help. First, he called Lynn fixed in the shop, he was park in the garage to avoid Many of their nesting live.com. Follow her on he was walking toward Police, who directed him left without a car for two the $4 cost, and the inci- areas are subject to hu- Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. the stairs. At one point, to call the MBTA Tran- weeks, along with a $500 dent does make him wary he said the man shouted sit Police. He said it took bill, which he doesn’t about having to park there “your car is totaled by the the Transit Police half an think he should have had again, which will become Lynn should be T’d off way. Insurance isn’t going hour to arrive, with offi- to pay. He just got his car a necessity for him in the to cover it.” cers doing a report on the back on Saturday. winter after snowfall. commercial and residential Hincapie said he wasn’t LYNN incident. “I’m paying money to In addition, he said development built or in the scared when he saw the From A1 Hincapie said the man park my car at the ga- planned downtown devel- pipeline. man in his car, although was Caucasian with a rage,” Hincapie said. “I opments will mean more in Eastern Massachusetts. That description fits he did put his hands up Exhaustive arguments Lynn to a T (pun intend- and back away a bit as a buzz cut. He was about should feel like my car people will have to park in have been made to detail ed), so why doesn’t Fo- precaution. Instead, he 5 feet 8 or 9 inches and should be safe.” the garage and the MBTA the merits of extending cus40 match Lynn’s chal- said he felt like he was in thin, weighing about 150 Hincapie is thinking of or city should be responsi- the Blue Line. They in- lenges with Blue Line shock because he thought pounds. suing the MBTA because ble for their safety. clude providing a direct extension benefits and his car should be safe in From there, Hincapie he believes there should “It worries me for others connection between Lynn prioritize the extension? the garage. said he waited another be some liability on their too that are coming into and Boston and powering The answer is annoy- His mentality, he said, 40 minutes for Somerville end and there should be Lynn, maybe not just the up development in Lynn. ingly obvious: When it was just to get the man Police to arrive, but the efforts taken to improve matter of (breaking into “New fast and frequent comes to making defini- out of the car, and then he officer didn’t have a cam- safety in the building. He the) car. It’s just the mat- tive commitments to tran- could take care of the rest era to take pictures, so he said responding officers ter of safety in general,” rail connections to Down- sit improvement in Lynn of the problem. ended up taking pictures told him there are no secu- Hincapie said. “The build- town Boston would support and, by extension, on the After the suspect left, of the car damage himself. rity cameras in the MBTA ing’s not monitored. Any- economic development and North Shore, the MBTA is Hincapie said he tried to “That was kind of it,” garage and the only type of body can walk in. My goal job creation in Lynn.” That in the business of paying start the Jeep, but the ig- Hincapie said. “I really monitoring that goes on is is just basically to get the is the conclusion detailed lip service. A region with nition wasn’t working. The didn’t know what to do af- a man who walks around city aware of the safety (is- on page 35 of the report. overburdened highways, man had broken it and he ter.” checking for tickets. sue).” The section titled “Blue limited transit access — couldn’t open the car door Hincapie was given a “That’s it,” he said. “The Transit Police Superin- Line Extension to Lynn” including inefficient com- with his key because that number to call if he saw place was empty. It was tendent Richard Sullivan goes on to highlight exten- muter rail service — into was broken as well with the guy again, and then just me and the guy. Any- did not respond to a re- sion merits, including im- Boston and an unfunded the break-in. called AAA to take his thing could happen there.” quest for comment. proving access to jobs for “Lynn’s existing transit-de- ferry service gets relegat- pendent population” and ed in the grand scheme Preparations underway for Lynn’s second mural festival giving Lynn’s downtown its of things to “next genera- best shot to “... attract jobs tion” status in Focus40. and companies priced out A Blue Line extension PART II more than $300,000 be- er Jeff Sullivan saw the times have changed. He is a good idea, according hind last year’s festival value in helping to revi- said people need to real- of Boston’s core …” From A1 What more convincing to the report, but it is not and this year’s upcoming talize Lynn’s community ize that beautiful murals reasons are needed to make a priority and it’s not even “It’s great to help revi- event. There are about and bring some bright- are being placed on walls the extension a priority not a planning priority for the talize Lynn because it’s 10 volunteers on a rota- ness back to it,” said Des- all over, not just in Lynn. for the sake of imagination MBTA. That “we’ll-get-to- the gateway to the North While one mural is al- tion, either helping get mond. “We have been go- but for action and comple- it-when-we-get-to-it” think- Shore,” said Rob Jellie, a ready underway on Trem- the walls ready for their ing around this area and tion? Focus40 makes its ing is unacceptable to Lynn union member and resi- makeovers, or getting the working near businesses ont Street, across from St. residents and their North Mary’s School, the festival own case for prioritizing dent of Melrose. “We repre- artists ready for their air- that didn’t have tables or the Blue Line extension by Shore neighbors. sent Maine, Vermont, New lifts. IUPAT DC 35 has chairs outside and now doesn’t kick off until Mon- day, Aug. 6. highlighting Lynn’s status Hampshire, and Massa- also secured a partnership they do because they see as one of several “urban chusetts, so giving back to with Sherwin Williams, all the added traffic com- “I go home after work- ing on this and I’m happy,” gateways” defined as being communities like this is an which has donated all of ing through since last said Desmond. “I’m proud located beyond transit ser- easy task. It’s such a great the primer for each of the year’s festival.” Home delivery to be a part of it.” vice, except commuter rail; cause, I mean look how walls that either got a mu- Desmond said he has containing sizeable low-in- subscribers Get FREE access pretty all the murals look.” ral last year or will receive heard people say they don’t Bella diGrazia can be come, transit-dependent to the e-edition on Desmond estimated that one this year. consider graffiti on walls a reached at bdigrazia@ populations, and having the union has donated “Our business manag- kind of art, but he knows itemlive.com. a “moderate intensity” of A8 THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS ARBLEHEAD MARKS VINTAGE ASSACHUSETTS NEON SIGNS M MARBLEHEAD — Beginning Saturday, Aug. 11, vis- itors to the Marblehead Arts Association will be able to view a unique series of paintings by Marblehead native Kristen Nyberg. "Modern Moonlight" celebrates the beauty of vintage neon signs and raises the question of how these elements from the past enhance the spaces we inhabit in the present. Nyberg said the exhibit name is taken from the 1972 Jonathan Richman song, “Roadrunner,” which declares “I’m in love with Massachusetts and the neon when it’s cold outside,” extolling the joys of driving around suburban Boston “… with the radio on at night. And me in love with modern moonlight.” Depicting various Massachusetts locations, some iconic and some overlooked, Nyberg’s images make an argument that in a world overwhelmed by rede- velopment, we should do more to preserve the vintage signage and architecture that connect us to our rich visual past. "I began documenting vintage signage in the area in 2003 and have had to mark an increasing number of my photo les as “Gone,” said Nyberg. “Some view these signs as outdated or kitschy, but they represent anoth- er era in design. Each one is made by hand, and neon bending is a dying art. I applaud Dave Waller, who has single-handedly saved so many great vintage pieces from destruction. His collection can be seen as part of the Beyond Walls initiative in Lynn and this summer’s installation on the Rose Kennedy Greenway. I’m not arguing that the Back Bay should adopt a Vegas veneer, but asking folks to think twice before razing older façades to make way for faceless condos. How boring will our streets be if all the noirish mystery and roman- tic glow of these pieces are extinguished?” The "Modern Moonlight" exhibit will run from Aug. 11 to Sept. 23, with an opening reception Thursday, Aug. 16, 6 to 8 p.m., at the Marblehead Arts Associ- IMAGE | KRISTEN NYGREN IMAGE | KRISTEN NYGREN ation, 8 Hooper St. For additional information, go to http://www.nybergdesign.com/modern-moonlight/ or “Cocktails Kenmore,” a painting by Kristen “6:30AM,” a painting by Kristen Nygren. http://www.marbleheadarts.org/ Nygren. 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©2018 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 2018 Another successful Parks & Rec basketball season turns to title games By Mike Alongi ITEM STAFF LYNN — As the summer begins to wind down, so does the Lynn Parks and Recreation Summer Basketball League. After a fun- lled July that saw over 250 kids come out to compete across the three age divisions, it’s all been whittled down to six teams. Now, one game stands between each team and city-wide bragging rights for the rest of the year. “The kids are all really excited about these championship games, it’s why most of them come out to play,” said tournament director Fred Hogan. “The bragging rights are a pretty big deal for these kids.” There will be three championship games played Thursday evening, all at Marian Gardens (provided the weather cooper- ates). In the event of rain, the games will be moved indoors to Marshall Middle School. But Hogan and the players hope to get on the court at Marian Gardens, where a brand-new re nished ITEM FILE PHOTO basketball court awaits them. Twin sisters Ashley, left, and Brianna “It hasn’t even been played on yet, the rims aren’t even at- Barrett have committed to play col- tached,” Hogan said of the new court. “We’re going to attach lege eld hockey at Division I Virginia them about an hour or so before the rst title game, so those Commonwealth University. elementary school kids will be the rst ones ever to play on it. ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Everyone is really excited, all of the kids have seen pictures of Xavier Abreu tries to grab a rebound during the the court and stuff like that. It’s going to be a great day.” Lynn Parks and Recreation Summer Basketball Barrett twins BASKETBALL, B2 League Wednesday night. commit to Nikolakakis gets another shot at World Series

By Harold Rivera All-Star team’s heading to the Div. I VCU ITEM SPORTS EDITOR World Series in Jamestown, New York this weekend. And Niko- By Anne Marie Tobin LYNN — Anthony Nikolakakis lakakis hopes to make the most of ITEM STAFF still has vivid memories of the the opportunity. Babe Ruth 15-year-old World Se- “It’s like a dream come true,” LYNNFIELD — The town of Lynnfield may ries he played in two years ago Nikolakakis said of the oppor- be on the small side but when it comes to NCAA with a group of longtime Lynn tunity to play in the upcoming athletics it’s right up there churning out big- Little League teammates. The World Series. “After our 15-year- time college student-athletes. old year we thought that was The latest Pioneers to go the Division I route Lynners did their best in repre- our last chance to play together. are the Barrett twins, Ashley and Brianna, who senting their city on a national It’s really awesome. We’ve been are taking their field hockey talents to Virginia stage in North Dakota but fell playing together since we were Commonwealth University in 2019. a bit short of bringing a banner ITEM FILE PHOTO all 10-year-olds. To be able to do The Barretts are following a long line of Lyn- home. this twice with this group of guys nfield residents who played Division I level field Lynn’s Anthony Nikolakakis is set to play Now they’re getting a second is just incredible. hockey. That group includes Marisa Didio, who in his second Babe Ruth World Series in chance, as Nikolakakis and the played field hockey at UNH alongside Pioneers’ the past two years. 16-18-year-old Lynn Babe Ruth NIKOLAKAKIS, B2 coach, Mamie Reardon and later coached UNH to an NCAA women’s national lacrosse champi- onship in 1985 and also coached the field hockey team to the finals of the 1986 NCAA champi- Lynn’s Boland wins Gannon club title with new knee onship; current Pioneers’ assistant coach Kerry Doherty, who starred at Boston College; and By Harold Rivera time, it’s a long time coming since the Bailey Fanikos, who now plays for UNH after ITEM SPORTS EDITOR rst time I won it eight years ago. transferring from Virginia. There are so many young talented The Barretts, rising seniors, hit the ground LYNN — Injuries have certainly guys playing at Gannon now. They running as freshmen, with each securing a made their best attempt to keep Lynn keep me motivated and they keep me starting role in no time. Brianna started out as native John Boland on the sidelines going.” a forward and moved to center-mid last year, over the years. But Boland’s resilient, In addition to knee replacement, while Ashley is a forward. and he proved that this past weekend Boland has undergone knee scopes The twins said their interest in VCU began when he won the men’s club champi- and surgeries on both of his shoul- when they attended a college showcase at the onship at Gannon Golf Course. ders. Boland, who’s right knee was surgi- University of Massachusetts (Amherst) last “The past few years have taken cally replaced in November, is a long- June. They also considered Holy Cross, Fair- their toll,” Boland said. “I’ve had time member at Gannon. This marks field, Stonehill and Bentley. shoulder surgery on both shoulders COURTESY PHOTO the second time Boland has won the “The VCU coach, Stacey Bean, was the coach with torn rotator cuffs. I’ve had knee Gannon men’s club champion John Bo- of Ashley’s team at the showcase, so we got to Gannon men’s club championship. scopes. land, left, and men’s runner-up nisher know her there and liked her a lot so that was a “It was exhausting and exhilarat- big factor,” said Brianna. ing,” Boland, 59, said. “At the same GANNON, B2 Rob Thomas. “We just loved the area and especially loved the weather and the campus and everything about the program, so we knew that was the place for us,” said Ashley. It was only after we got our offer that we learned from Kerry that she had played for Bean when she was at BC. We had also played many club tournaments in the area as Virginia and Pennsylvania are big when it comes to field hockey.” The twins got a relatively late start in taking up the game and didn’t pick up their first sticks until the seventh grade after Jamie Johnson, the director of the middle school program, en- couraged them to try out the sport. They fell in love with the sport, eventually discontinuing their ice hockey careers after freshman year in order to devote more time to their club team, Northeast Club Elite, currently the top-ranked team in New England. Both Barretts, who also ran indoor track, will serve as senior captains of the field hockey and girls lacrosse teams. Ashley said the strength of her game is the reverse hit. “I’m left-handed so I had to learn to play right-handed as they don’t have left-handed sticks,” Ashley said. “It’s much easier for lefties ITEM FILE PHOTO to score from the left side as the ball can go ei- ther high or low so it’s a much harder shot for The Lynn Summer Cross Country Series rolled on goalies to defend.” Wednesday afternoon with 222 runners competing The strength of Brianna’s game is her poise across the three races. and patience in the middle. “She’s much calmer with the ball and has the ability to get everyone all settled down,” said Over 200 runners compete Ashley. “Basically, she does all the work to set up the goals, while I’m one of the girls who finishes at this week’s Lynn Woods what she started.” While they share much in common as twins, the duo doesn’t plan on rooming together at Cross Country Series VCU. They’ll also pursue different areas of study as Ashley plans on majoring in health sci- LYNN — The Lynn Woods Summer Cross Country Series con- ences then go into nursing, while Brianna plans tinued Wednesday evening. to major in computer science and then look for a In the 1.59 mile “kids race” Peabody’s Nikola Gilmore earned career in cyber-security. the top spot at 14 minutes and six seconds. Others in the top With their college decision behind them, the ve were Jason Rodrigues, who nished in a close second at twins are focused on one thing, and that is to go 14:10, Yannick Imhoff (14:12), Thomas Imhoff (14:12) and Lind- out as winners. say Mishol (14:55). “We’ve been working out every day and are again playing in the summer league at George- In the 5.5 mile “handicap course” Chelsea’s Jose LeClerc town as started captains’ practices at the begin- earned the top nish at 35 minutes and 48 seconds. Others who ning of July,” said Brianna. “This year we are nished in the top ve were Jacob Johns (35:48), Matt Veiga hoping to go really deep in the tournament. We (36:01), Matthew Perkins (38:22) and Junior Mejia (38:26). want to beat the teams that beat us last year, In the 2.3 mile “left of goat path” course, it was Peabody’s Pat- like Triton, Masconomet and Manchester-Essex rick Hosman who grabbed the No. 1 spot at 14 minutes and and hopefully we’ll get another shot at Water- 33 seconds. Michael Mans eld (15:10), Michael Carroll (16:05), town. We have a lot of returning players coming Dave Singer (16:15) and Eamonn McHale (16:23) rounded out back, so that should help us.” the top ve nishers. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 2018 Navigators fall to Pittsfield after losing late lead LYNN — The North Shore Nav- in the fourth inning and finished to score three runs and cut the the sixth after both teams were that put the Navs ahead. Af- igators had the tying run on third a combined 5-for-6 with two runs deficit to 4-3. held scoreless for two complete ter Olszak was hit by a pitch to, base in the bottom of the ninth scored and two RBI. Mejia and After Suns starter Gage Feeney innings. Wynne beat out an infield single inning Wednesday night at Fra- Sutherland led the North Shore (Southern Maine) issued back-to- The Navs also completed one and Engstrom tied the score with ser Field, but the Pittsfield Suns offense with three hits apiece, back walks to Joey Murphy (Saint turn through their order in the a sac fly. Mejia then put North notched a pair of eighth-inning while John Prentice (New En- Joseph’s of Maine) and Andrew sixth, which began with Feeney Shore in the lead with a single runs and held on for an 11-10 win. gland College) and Harrison Eng- Olszak (Southern Maine) to open allowing a pair of hits and a walk through the right side. North Shore fell to 18-34 on strom (Cochise) joined Mejia with the frame, JP Knight (Tufts) hit after recording the first out of the Mendoza started the eighth the summer with its fourth con- two RBI. a run-scoring fielder’s choice to inning. with a double and scored as White secutive loss, while Pittsfield im- Pittsfield completed one turn short, Engstrom drove home a Mejia singled before Sutherland lined a single in the next at-bat, proved to 19-28 and snapped a through the batting order in the run on a grounder to third, and greeted Suns reliever Brodie Alt- while McHale put the Suns ahead three-game losing streak. first as four runs came across on Ben Irvine (Maryland) reached iere (Nichols) with an infield sin- with a two-out double. McHale Michael Wynne (Wofford) led off six hits, including four in a row on a fielding error in consecutive gle and Prentice drove home two was one of four Pittsfield batters the ninth with a walk before Jeff after Navs starter Matt O’Connor appearances. with a double. Prentice reached to post a two-hit game and led the Mejia (UMass Lowell) lined his (UMass Lowell) issued a lead- Pittsfield took a two-run lead second and Sutherland scored on club with two RBI. third hit of the game, but Suns left off walk. Second baseman Drew on McHale’s sacrifice fly in the White’s error, while first baseman Begin was charged with the fielder Vicente Mendoza (South- DeMartino (Hartford), shortstop second, while a four-run third ex- Corey DiLoreto (Northeastern) loss despite striking out four over ern Connecticut State) caught Brian McHale (Babson), and right tended the count to 9-3 entering reached on a two-base E9 that three innings of two-run ball. right fielder George Sutherland’s fielder Dylan Faircloth (North the middle innings. scored Prentice to make the score The Navs host Bristol in the (Cochise) fly ball and turned it Lake CC) each recorded one RBI Tucker Hetherman (Southern 9-8. regular season’s penultimate into a 7-2 double play that ended in the frame. New Hampshire) faced one batter Zach Begin (Saint Joseph’s of home game at 7 p.m. Friday. the game in the next at-bat. The exciting opening frame con- over the minimum during three Maine) struck out two over a North Shore then wraps up the Wynne and Mejia entered the tinued in the bottom half as the innings of hitless relief for North scoreless seventh, setting up a schedule Saturday in Brockton game as defensive replacements Navs used two hits and an error Shore, which scored five runs in two-run bottom half of the frame and Sunday against Nashua. Woods gets one last crack at Firestone for WGC final edition AKRON, Ohio (AP) — This is one button. when Woods raced to finish in the farewell party Tiger Woods didn’t “I was just hoping to one, play the dark, made one last birdie to finish want to miss. tour long enough to be able to get an at 21-under par and won by 11 shots. Firestone will host the world’s best opportunity,” Woods said Wednesday, He won in playoffs that lasted four players for the last time at the his first time at Firestone in four holes against Stewart Cink (in 2006) Bridgestone Invitational, and it years. “But I also had to play well to and seven holes against Jim Furyk wouldn’t be the same without Woods. do it. ... And within a year to get (in 2001). He won by eight shots in He has won it eight times, a PGA down to 50 I think is a pretty good 2007 against Rory Sabbatini, who Tour record for most victories on the accomplishment. But it also got me had said earlier in the year that same golf course. Woods didn’t finish into this event.” Woods looked “beatable as ever.” out of the top 5 in his first 11 appear- Bridgestone decided not to renew “There isn’t just one,” Woods said. ances on the venerable South Course, as title sponsor of the World Golf “I’ve done it so many different ways.” seven of them victories. It also was Championship, said to be an annual Ticket sales spiked when it was the last of his 79 victories on the price tag of about $15 million. The disclosed after the British Open that PGA Tour in 2013, right before back company next year sponsors the Se- Woods reached No. 50 and would be problems started to surface. nior Players Championship at Fires- back at Firestone. He became the One problem. tone, while the WGC event moves to face of this tournament over the last Having played only four tourna- Memphis, Tennessee. two decades, even through some ments in 29 months because of four “This event has been very special rough patches when he was coping back surgeries, Woods returned in to me over the years, and it’s sad to with scars on and off the golf course. December at No. 1,199 in the world. see it leave Firestone,” Woods said. It would be a fitting conclusion at He started his PGA Tour season in “We certainly understand it. But for Firestone for Woods to walk off with January at No. 647. His only hope me, I’ve always had such great mem- yet another trophy, except it’s not was to move into the top 50 in the ories of this golf course.” that simple. He has yet to win this world after the British Open, or to Where to start? year, and while Woods used to own FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS win a tournament. Was it the first victory in 1999 the short fields in these World Golf Tiger Woods poses with the WGC-Bridgestone Invi- His tie for sixth in the British when he beat Phil Mickelson by one Championships with 18 titles, the tational trophy after winning it back in 2013. Open moved him to No. 50 on the shot? The next year was even better competition is stiffer than ever. Championship games set for Parks & Rec Nikolakakis, Lynn BASKETBALL everything we need to be successful here.” From B1 And along with those community lead- aim to finish the job ers, Hogan said that the volunteers are The final three games are now set fol- what really makes the tournament go. He NIKOLAKAKIS lowing Wednesday’s action at English. pointed to his co-organizer Jeff Byrd along The elementary school division will see with Jarrell Byrd, Gianni Ferrari, From B1 West Lynn’s Pizza Lovers go up against LaShonda Hogan, Corey Bingham, Tope “It’s a brotherhood more than a team,” Nikolakakis East Lynn’s D’Andreo Brothers. That Mafo and Nyasia Chalas added. “All the kids on our team are close, especially game will be followed by the middle “It takes a group effort to pull this off, the group that has played together since Little League. school division, which will pit West Lynn’s and we couldn’t do it without all this We have a great atmosphere and a competitive atmo- Gannon Building Associates against East help,” Hogan said. sphere. The coaches (Leon Elwell and Al Donovan) do Lynn’s John J. Walsh. To close out the — a great job too. When it’s time to work we know how to night and the season, the high school di- Three semifinal and three consolation buckle down and get ready to work.” vision will see West Lynn’s Rick Starbard games were played Wednesday night. Nikolakakis, a first/third baseman who spent two face off against East Lynn’s Solimine Fu- In the elementary semifinal, D’Andreo years on the varsity baseball team at St. Mary’s, has a neral Homes. Brothers advanced to the championship strong recollection of the World Series run two summers “It’s going to be a great day,” Hogan said game with a 53-42 win over Richard Co- ago. He launched a grand-slam in that tournament. of the championship games. “We’re going lucci. “I definitely remember getting there,” Nikolakakis, to have a DJ down there, free pizza for the Xavier Abreu scored 24 points and San- who’ll continue his baseball career at Plymouth State, players, trophies, championship t-shirts, iga Patton added 14 points for D’Andreo. said. “When we got to North Dakota it was different. It all of that. It’s really nice that we’re able Colucci was led by 18 points from Gedeon was a small airport. It was nice being there with the to do all of this for those kids and end the Tirus and nine points from Jason Perry. team. It was fun being there. We played great baseball. season on a high note.” In the middle school division, John J. I remember hitting a grand-slam out there. It was a fun Of course, Hogan notes that none of this Walsh advance to Thursday’s final after a time in general.” would be possible without the help of local 60-56 victory over Meninno Construction. The Lynners haven’t played a game, aside from a community leaders like Mayor Thomas Tyrese Garcia scored 22 points for Menin- scrimmage against the North Shore Giants, since last McGee, Ward 6 Councilor Peter Capano no. Jeury Barbosa scored 18 points and Tuesday’s regional championship against Cape Cod. and Parks & Recreation director Lisa Wally Florencio poured in 16 points for For the past week, the team has balanced its time be- Nerich. John J. Walsh. tween two main focuses. “Mayor McGee has made it down to the In the high school semifinal, Solimine ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE On the field, the focus is on staying sharp with funda- courts a couple of times, which has been Funeral Homes earned a 71-56 win over mentals at the forefront. great,” said Hogan. “It’s nice for him to EZ Landscaping. Angel Soto led Solimine Saniga Patton drives to the “We’re just sharpening up,” Nikolakakis said. “We’re come down and see what we’re doing, and with 31 points and Jack Rodriguez added basket during the Lynn working on the areas we’ve worked on all season, the also for the kids to see him. All of our 13 points. Edwin Soto scored 21 points for Parks and Recreation Sum- fundamental things. We’re preparing for the (eight leaders have done a great job giving us EZ Landscaping. mer Basketball League. hour) bus ride. We’re preparing for the competition, it’ll be a lot better than what we’ve seen this summer. We’re working on shooting the ball the opposite way, small ball, getting bunts down. A lot of fundamentals and Boland overcomes injuries to win at Gannon mental things.” Off the field, the focus is on being mentally prepared GANNON al times in years to come. Rob Thomas was nice to see, especially in our cham- for the competition they’ll play against in Jamestown. From B1 from Saugus joined three years ago pionship match. “We’re definitely expecting to go in there and do some and he’s a very talented guy himself. “We dodged all kinds of inclement damage,” Nikolakakis said. “We have to have respect for “I had the first shoulder done nine It’s a mix up there. Jay Fiste’s super weather throughout the course of the the competition because we’ll face some great competi- years ago,” Boland said. “The other one talented, Tim Calvani and Johnny weekend,” Sibley said. “It was a decent tion. It’s not a vacation, it’s a business trip. The com- took a turn for the worse six years ago. Lynch Jr. Terry Ward, he was so diffi- weekend to play.” petition will be good but it’s good to push ourselves a The right knee got worse and worse cult to play against in my semifinal The women’s club championships little bit.” and that had to be replaced. It was a match. He had a great showing. were also held this past weekend, The extra rest works to Nikolakakis’ favor, as the in- good battle over the winter time but a “There’s a lot of talent,” Boland said. where Mary Hunt claimed the gross fielder’s nursing a knee injury he suffered four years lot of work.” “Just watching them and being able to title and Juanita Grass earned the net ago as a freshman football player at St. Mary’s. He re- Boland, who graduated from English play with them, it’s a challenge but it’s title. Gina Manning was the gross cently underwent a MRI that revealed a torn patellar in 1976, was a member of the hockey, also motivating. It’s fantastic every runner-up and Julie Lombara was the tendon in his left knee. Nikolakakis will require sur- baseball and golf teams at Merrimack time I get the opportunity to tee up net runner-up. Both Hunt and Grass gery to repair the damage but he elected to postpone College. He said he feels well physical- with them.” successfully defended their titles. the procedure until after the World Series. ly when he’s out on the golf course. His David Sibley, the head golf profes- Gannon also wrapped its Junior Golf “I’m not 100 percent there but it’s not affecting my right knee feels sore when he com- sional at Gannon, spoke highly of Bo- Clinic Program which offered one free ability,” Nikolakakis said. “I’m just pushing through it, petes but the enjoyment he gets out of land’s championship performance. clinic each Monday in July. The pro- it doesn’t really cross my mind during the games.” being on the course makes playing “It’s a great story,” Sibley said. “He gram, in its 35th year, hosted between Although the Babe Ruth season has challenged him through the soreness well worth it. had won the club championship be- 40-80 participants at each clinic. At physically and kept his schedule busy, there’s nothing “The shoulders are fantastic after a fore. He had been struggling with his the end of the program, Gannon’s Nikolakakis would rather do this summer than gear up number of years,” Boland said. “The knees prior to returning. Coming back members donated clubs to partici- for another World Series run. knee was tough coming into the sea- from his surgery, he’s having a great pants who have an interest in golf but “Playing this much baseball takes a toll on your body,” son. The knee still gets very sore. I season.” didn’t own their own equipment. Nikolakakis said. “Playing through an injury has been enjoy playing. I love everything the Gannon ran three flights in the “The clinic has been going on for a tough but there’s nothing else I’d rather be doing than game brings to me, my family and my men’s division this past weekend. In long time now,” Sibley said. “As far as playing with these guys. My teammates and the coach- friends. It’s a lot of fun. You go out and the top flight, Rob Thomas was the we can track it, at least 35 years back. es make it fun. It’s not just baseball, it’s a routine for me play, and do the best you can.” runner-up to Boland, while Terry Ward The professional before me, Mike Fos- and it’s a part of the summer. It’d feel weird not playing The competition at this weekend’s and Tim Calvani tied for third. Joe ter, was here for 42 years and that’s baseball.” championship didn’t make winning it Crowley was the men’s net champion, something he created. It’s something Lynn’s goal, Nikolakakis said, is a clear one. an easy feat. Josh Drivas was the runner-up and we try to continue on and build the “Representing Lynn on a national stage is as good as “It’s always tough to keep up,” Bo- Joe Young and Matt Debenedictis tied program as best we can.” it gets,” Nikolakakis said. “We go down there to repre- land said. “James and Rob Friedman for third. Frank Dunn won the men’s Gannon also completed its first year sent the city, the state and New England. Getting that are very good players, their father, senior championship and Mark Spen- of PGA Jr. Golf League and finished opportunity when I was 15, and doing it again now, it’s Howie, was a very talented golfer him- cer was the runner-up. third in its division. Gannon will hold incredible. The city has done an incredible job helping self. It wouldn’t be any surprise to see “It was a good weekend,” Sibley said. its annual Ladies’ Classic this us. Going down there and bringing back some hardware both their names on the plaque sever- “A lot of good golf was played, which weekend. for the city is our goal.” THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

SPORTS BRIEFS NORTH SHORE NAVIGATORS SCHEDULE FCBL STANDINGS 7096. (Not including last night’s games) Lynn Woods cross Today Friday Saturday country series Youth Summer vs. Bristol at Brockton W L Pct. GB Streak L10 OFF (7) (7) M. Vineyard 34 16 0.680 - 1L 7-3 The 49th annual Lynn evening track Worcester 31 18 0.633 2.5 1W 6-4 Summer cross country Bristol 27 21 0.563 6 3W 6-4 series will continue every The fifth annual Lynn Sunday Monday Brockton 25 27 0.481 10 1W 4-6 Wednesday until Septem- Parks and Recreation Nashua 19 29 0.396 14 6W 6-4 ber 26. Youth Summer Evening OFF OFF Pittsfi eld 18 28 0.391 14 3L 3-7 Each evening includes a Track meets will be held North Shore 18 33 0.353 16.5 3L 3-7 regular 1.59 mile, a short at the Manning Field race of the day and a long track on Mondays for the race of the day. There is no next two months from entry fee. Monday, July 9 until Mon- Refer top www.lwrun.org day, August 27 at 6:30 for more information. p.m. There is no entry fee to participate. There will be running Lynn youth tennis events and field events at clinics each meet. Running events will be a 30-meter The Lynn Parks and Rec- race for ages three and reation Department is host- under and 50, 100, 200, ing youth tennis clinics 400, 800, one-mile and every Monday, Tuesday and relays for ages high school Wednesday from July 9 and younger. Field events through August 1. The clin- will be the standing long jump and the softball ics will be held at Gowdy throw. All communities are Park and will be organized invited. by age group. Kids ages For more information, eight and under will have visit www.lwrun.org, email their clinic from 5 p.m. to 6 [email protected] or call p.m., kids ages nine to 11 (781) 709-7135 or (781) will have their clinic from 6 593-6562. p.m. to 7 p.m. and kids ages 12 and over will have their 2018-2019 Junior clinic from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. The clinics will cover Olympic softball FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS many aspects of tennis, including the forehand, The New England Storm Ohio State University head football coach Urban Meyer has been placed on administrative leave by backhand, serve, positioning Jr. Olympic Softball Pro- the university as it conducts an investigation into whether Meyer was aware of domestic violence and scoring. Kids are gram, entering its 19th sea- allegations against one of his assistant coaches in 2015. encouraged to bring a tennis son, will be conducting girls’ racquet and a water bottle youth softball tryouts during to the clinic. There is a limit- the next 3 weeks. Please ed number of tennis rac- visit www.newengland- Ohio State’s Urban Meyer put on leave quets available through the [email protected] for more (AP) — Urban Meyer’s job appears “Shelley said she was going to have by the university, according to provi- Parks and Recreation information. Or, please con- to be in jeopardy. to tell Urban,” Courtney Smith told sions placed in his contract when it Department. tact the director, John Gam- Ohio State placed Meyer, one of Stadium. “I said: ‘That’s ne, you was extended by two years in April. For more information, con- bale at jgambale.nestorm@ the most successful coaches in col- should tell Urban.’” The new deal runs through 2022 and tact Lisa Nerich at 781-477- aol.com. lege football history, on paid admin- Zach Smith was red last week af- increases Meyer’s salary to $7.6 mil- istrative leave Wednesday while it ter an Ohio court granted a domestic lion in 2018, with annual six percent TV/RADIO investigates claims that his wife violence protective order to Courtney raises for the bulk of his compensation. knew about allegations of domestic Smith. Hours after Courtney Smith’s in- TV violence against an assistant coach Meyer is heading into his seventh terview was posted online Wednes- MLB years before the staff member was season at Ohio State, where he is 73-8 day, Ohio State announced in a short 1 p.m...... LA Angels at Tampa Bay ...... MLB Network red last week. with a national title in 2014 and two 7 p.m...... Cincinnati at Washington ...... MLB Network news release it was conducting an in- 7:10 p.m...... NY Yankees at Boston ...... NESN Courtney Smith gave an interview Big Ten Conference championships. vestigation into the allegations and NFL Preseason to Stadium and provided text mes- Shelley Meyer is a registered nurse Meyer was being placed on leave. 8 p.m...... Hall of Fame Game: Chicago at Baltimore ...NBC sages to former ESPN reporter Brett and is employed as an instructor at Offensive coordinator Ryan Day WNBA McMurphy between her and Shelley Ohio State. Both Meyer and his wife will serve as acting head coach for the 7 p.m...... Dallas at Indiana ...... NBA TV Meyer in 2015 and with the wives of could be in violation of Ohio State’s Buckeyes, expected to be one of the top 10 p.m...... Minnesota at Los Angeles ...... ESPN2 other Buckeyes coaches. Courtney Title IX sexual misconduct policy on teams in the nation again this season. CFL Smith also provided threatening reporting allegations of domestic vi- Ohio State’s rst preseason practice 7 p.m...... Ottawa at Toronto ...... ESPN2 texts she said came from her ex-hus- olence against university employees. is scheduled for Friday. The season Golf band, former Ohio State assistant Violation of university’s policy could starts Sept. 1 with a game against Or- 6 a.m...... Women’s British Open ...... Golf 1:30 p.m...... PGA/WGC: Bridgestone Invitational ...... Golf Zach Smith. result in Meyer being red with cause egon State in Columbus, Ohio. 6:30 p.m...... PGA: Barracuda Championship ...... Golf Horse racing 4 p.m...... Saratoga Live: Birdstone Stakes ...... FS2 Mixed martial arts Bears, Ravens open NFL preseason 9 p.m...... Professional Fighters League ...... NBCSN Soccer 8:30 p.m...... Women’s: US vs. Brazil ...... FS1 Radio as two legends enter Hall of Fame MLB CANTON, Ohio (AP) John Harbaugh and his 7:10 p.m...... NY Yankees at Boston ...... WEEI-FM 93.7 — Ray Lewis and Bri- staff to look at rst-round an Urlacher, two of the draft pick Lamar Jackson MLB NFL’s greatest lineback- and veteran Robert Grif n ers, enter the Pro Football III, who is attempting a AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division East Division Hall of Fame this week. comeback after not play- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB When their teams meet in ing last year. Boston 75 34 .688 — Philadelphia 59 48 .551 — New York 68 38 .642 5½ Atlanta 57 47 .548 ½ Thursday night’s presea- “We have that set,” Har- Tampa Bay 54 53 .505 20 Washington 54 53 .505 5 son opener, the game could baugh said of the QB plans Toronto 48 59 .449 26 Miami 46 63 .422 14 very well honor them by for Thursday night. “I never Baltimore 33 75 .306 41½ New York 44 61 .419 14 Central Division Central Division being a defensive battle. really talk about that. We W L Pct GB W L Pct GB On one hand, the Chi- just go do it. But we have Cleveland 59 48 .551 — Chicago 61 45 .575 — Minnesota 49 58 .458 10 Milwaukee 63 47 .573 — cago Bears are installing the quarterback rotation Detroit 47 62 .431 13 Pittsburgh 56 52 .519 6 a new offense under rst- set, and then we’ll organize Chicago 37 69 .349 21½ St. Louis 54 53 .505 7½ year coach Matt Nagy. On the rest of it ... There’ll be Kansas City 33 73 .311 25½ Cincinnati 48 60 .444 14 West Division West Division the other side, few if any some guys who won’t play W L Pct GB W L Pct GB of the Baltimore Ravens’ in that game, probably you Houston 69 41 .627 — Arizona 60 49 .550 — Seattle 63 45 .583 5 Colorado 58 48 .547 ½ starters at the offensive FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS might guess the guys who Oakland 64 46 .582 5 Los Angeles 59 49 .546 ½ skill positions are likely to haven’t practiced as much Los Angeles 54 54 .500 14 San Francisco 55 54 .505 5 get much action. Former Chicago Bears linebacker Brian Ur- that rst week.” Texas 46 63 .422 22½ San Diego 42 68 .382 18½ So if this winds up 10-9 lacher will be inducted into the Pro Football Some other things to Wednesday’s Games Miami (Richards 3-5) at Philadelphia (Pivet- or something similar, well, Hall of Fame this weekend. watch in the Hall of Fame Baltimore 7, N.Y. Yankees 5 ta 6-9), 7:05 p.m. Cleveland 2, Minnesota 0 Atlanta (Foltynewicz 7-7) at N.Y. Mets (Var- the smiles on the faces of game: Detroit 7, Cincinnati 4 gas 2-6), 7:10 p.m. Lewis and Urlacher might though Trubisky has been son we can do more than A FIFTH GAME Oakland 8, Toronto 3 San Diego (Erlin 1-3) at Chicago Cubs Houston 8, Seattle 3 (Montgomery 3-4), 8:05 p.m. get a bit broader. an interception machine in I initially thought. But we The extra preseason Washington 5, N.Y. Mets 3 Milwaukee (Chacin 10-3) at L.A. Dodgers Nagy has a second-year practices. will be growing throughout contest usually gives low Chicago Cubs at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. (Kershaw 4-5), 9:00 p.m. “Our guys have picked the season.” L.A. Angels at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. San Francisco (Bumgarner 3-4) at Arizona quarterback, Mitchell Tru- draftees, non-draftees and Miami at Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. (Greinke 12-5), 9:40 p.m. bisky, who will be taking up everything that we’ve And the preseason. guys trying to catch on an Kansas City at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. Friday’s Games Colorado at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. asked them to do,” Nagy As for the Ravens, don’t Chicago White Sox at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. his rst major steps run- additional chance to show Milwaukee at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. L.A. Angels at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. ning the new scheme Nagy said. “There have been look for Joe Flacco in this their stuff. This isn’t much Thursday’s Games N.Y. Yankees at Boston, 7:10 p.m. L.A. Angels (Heaney 6-6) at Tampa Bay brought from Kansas City. mistakes, but they’re way one. The Hall of Fame different from the nal Baltimore at Texas, 8:05 p.m. (TBD), 1:10 p.m. He seems unconcerned ahead of the learning game is an extra exhibition exhibition game, when Kansas City (Keller 4-4) at Chicago White Kansas City at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. Sox (Lopez 4-9), 2:10 p.m. Detroit at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. that the second overall curve. So that’s exciting outing for the participants, starters generally sit and N.Y. Yankees (Sabathia 6-4) at Boston Houston at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. pick in the 2017 draft will and it tells me that once and provides an opportu- others get a last chance to (Johnson 1-3), 7:10 p.m. Toronto at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Baltimore (Cashner 3-9) at Texas (Gallardo San Diego at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. be overmatched — even we get to the regular sea- nity for Baltimore coach make a roster. 5-1), 8:05 p.m. Cincinnati at Washington, 7:05 p.m. Toronto (TBD) at Seattle (Hernandez 8-9), Miami at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. 10:10 p.m. St. Louis at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. Colorado (Senzatela 4-3) at St. Louis Atlanta at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. Manziel to make CFL debut against Hamilton (Mikolas 11-3), 1:15 p.m. Colorado at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. Cincinnati (Mahle 7-8) at Washington San Francisco at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. (Scherzer 14-5), 7:05 p.m. Houston at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. MONTREAL (AP) — Johnny Manziel will make his CFL debut against his former team on Friday night. The Montreal Alouettes announced that Manziel will be TODAY IN SPORTS their starter when they host the Hamilton Tiger-Cats. Aug. 2 Sanders. The 2012 Heisman Trophy winner began the season 1864 — The rst Travers Stakes at 1967 — The New Orleans Saints with Hamilton and was dealt to Montreal on July 22 in Saratoga is won by Kentucky, a horse play their rst preseason game and a ve-player deal that also included two rst-round draft that scores 20 consecutive victories. lose to the Los Angeles Rams, 77- picks. 1912 — John McDermott wins the 16. “I feel fortunate enough this week to be going against a U.S. Open golf championship for the 1979 — New York Yankees catcher team, a defense that I’ve seen more than any other defense second straight year with a 294 to- Thurman Munson is killed in a plane since I’ve been in the CFL,” Manziel said Tuesday. “I feel like crash practicing takeoffs and land- tal. I really know this personnel very well, I feel like I know this 1952 — Five American boxers win ings near his Ohio home. gold medals at the Olympics, mark- 1986 — Jackie Joyner sets the world team in and out because I was a part of it. ing the rst time the U.S. wins the record in the heptathlon at the U.S. “It’s de nitely going to be a little weird playing against unof cial team title. The ve medal- Olympic Festival in Houston with those guys, but at the end of the day it’s business and I’m in ists are  yweight Nate Brooks; light 7,158 points. a new home. It will be good to see some familiar faces this welterweight Charley Adkins; middle- 1992 — Vitaly Scherbo of the Uni- week, but also a challenge and a very good defense.” weight Floyd Patterson; light heavy- ed Team wins gold medals in the Montreal acquired Manziel and offensive linemen Tony weight Norvell Lee and heavyweight vault, rings, pommel horse and par- Washington and Landon Rice for receiver Chris Williams, Eddie Sanders. allel bars to give him a total of six defensive lineman Jamaal Westerman and 2021-22 rst- 1959 — Bob Rosburg comes back gold, the most won by a gymnast in round draft picks. The move reunited Manziel with Alouetes from six strokes down, shooting a single Olympic Games. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS coach Mike Sherman, who recruited Manziel to Texas A&M. a four-under 66, to win the PGA 1996 — Down to her nal long jump Johnny Manziel will get the start at quar- Championship held at Minneapolis attempt and ghting an injured Manziel dressed for Montreal’s 44-23 loss last week to Ed- Golf Club. Rosburg nishes with a hamstring, Jackie Joyner-Kersee monton but didn’t play. Vernon Adams Jr. completed 15 of 28 terback for the Montreal Alouettes Friday three-under 277 to nish one stroke leaps out of sixth place and ends her passes for 217 yards and an interception while rushing for night against his former team, the Hamilton ahead of Jerry Barber and Doug Olympic career with a bronze medal. 72 yards and a TD on eight carries. Tiger-Cats. B4 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 2018 COMICS

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LIO / MATT TATULLI

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ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON CUL DE SAC / RICHARD THOMPSON

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

THE GRIZZWELLS / BILL SCHORR THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

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DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Policeman dismayed by mom using him to discipline child Let me promote a great promotion DEAR ABBY: The me- in-law until I remarried, if P.T. Barnum, he of circus ace: three, nine (playing high- dia give us stories of racial Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van ever. Abby, I confess, I was fame, said, “Without promo- low with a doubleton), two. conflict and the shooting Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, not only floored by her re- tion, something terrible hap- West cashed the heart king: of police officers almost and was founded by her mother, mark, but also hurt. She pens ... nothing!” eight, four, seven. Then, when daily, and every reporter Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at used to always tell me I That can apply not only in West continued with a third and news anchor proposes entertainment and business, DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los was the daughter she’d al- heart, East ruffed with the solutions. As a Hispanic ways wanted, but since but also at the bridge table. spade six. South overruffed Angeles, CA 90069. This week, we have looked police officer in a small Jack passed away, it has with the spade nine, then at the technique of trump city, I have an observation. been painfully obvious it led a sneaky spade 10, but I was having lunch the promotion, both how the de- DEAR POLICE OFFI- DEAR ABBY: I have was never true. West was not to be deflected other day with two other fenders can generate an extra lived next door to my late So who is right? Is she from his path. He won with officers. Sitting acrossCER: It is the parents’ re- trump trick and how declarer husband “Jack’s” 86-year- still my mother-in-law? Or the king and played a fourth from us was a young mom sponsibility to discipline can try to stop them. This deal old mother for the last 26 heart, which East ruffed with whose child was throwing their children; it is not the is she now my “ex”? is my favorite on the sub- years. Jack died seven the spade eight. After declar- a temper tantrum. I over- job of the police! It is a ject. What happens in three years ago. UNWANTED er overruffed with the jack, he heard her say, “If you don’t spades after West leads the huge mistake for parents Recently, she asked for “DAUGHTER” heart ace? had the spade Q-4-2 left, and behave, I’m going to give to instill fear of authority West had the A-5 hovering you to those police officers my help changing an over- South might have opened figures in their children, DEAR UNWANTED: over him. The spade five had and let them beat you!” head light bulb. When she two clubs because he has Jack’s mother appears to nine winners in his own hand: been promoted as a winner. Abby, my parents taught because a day may come thanked me, I responded, suffer from foot-in-mouth four spades, three diamonds me the police were my when the kid needs help “That’s what family is for!” disease. From your de- and two clubs. These days, the friends — people I could go from one of them. She looked at me with a puzzled expression and fi- scription of what hap- bidding is allowed to stop at to if I had a problem. We And by the way, this nally said, “Hmm ... I pened, I don’t think she three of a major or four of a work hard to interact with doesn’t happen only with meant to appear rejecting. minor if the responder has ab- the community. I wonder guess we are family, in a law enforcement officers. I I think she may have been solutely nothing to contribute how many other tired and way.” genuinely puzzled because to the cause. frustrated parents have have heard of children I replied: “Your son and I she thought her in-law re- Then, on the second round made their children afraid who are terrified of doctors were married 25 years. lationship with you ended of the auction, South was of the police and created because their mothers You’re the grandmother of sorely tempted to jump to four distrust. Like so many other threatened them by saying our children. I’m pretty with her son’s death. I am sure she was sincere when spades, hoping partner could “social problems,” maybe a if they misbehaved, “the sure that makes us fami- provide one winner. In this ly.” She then informed me she said she loves you like lot of this really starts with doctor would give them a case, there was good news: how parents teach their she had stopped being my the daughter she never shot.” To say these are partner did not have a trick. children. mother-in-law when Jack had. Revisit this with her But there was also bad news: prime examples of poor died. and tell her how it made three spades was too high! POLICE ARE MY parenting is putting it I always thought she you feel. You both need to West opened with the heart FRIENDS mildly. would remain my mother- clear the air.

EVENING TV LISTINGS THURSDAY’S TV AUGUST 2, 2018 CROSSWORD 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS WGBH Greater Steves’ The This Old House American Experience “RFK” Robert F. Aman- Beyond Greater Steves’ Antiques ^ PBS Boston Europe Hour Kennedy deals with turmoil. pour-PBS 100 Days Boston Europe WBZ Wheel of Jeopardy! Big Bang Young Big Brother (N) S.W.A.T. “K-Town” News Late Show-Colbert Late Late Show With $ CBS Fortune Theory Sheldon James Corden WCVB News- Chronicle The Gong Show (N) Match Game Take Two “About News- Jimmy Kimmel Nightline Page Six % ABC Center 5 “Sleep” Last Night” (N) Center 5 Live (N) (N) TV (N) WBTS Boston Access NFL Preseason Football Chicago Bears vs Baltimore Ravens. (N) Boston Tonight Show-J. Late Night With * NBC News (N) News Fallon Seth Meyers WFXT Ent. TMZ (N) The Four: Battle for Stardom The panel Boston 25 News at Boston TMZ Daily- Simpsons Boston 9 FOX Tonight crowns one artist the winner. (N) 10PM (N) News MailTV News WUTF ›› Robin-B-Hood (2006, Acción) Jackie La jefa del campeón Me caigo de risa Me caigo de risa Laura Mal- = UMA Chan, Louis Koo, Michael Hui. querida WSBK Big Bang Big Bang WBZ News 8p (N) Law & Order: Crimi- Law & Order: Crimi- Seinfeld Seinfeld How I Met How I Met King of F MNT Theory Theory nal Intent nal Intent Queens WGBX The Great British Lark Rise to Can- Miss Fisher’s Mur- Hillary “Race to the PBS NewsHour (N) The This Old House Homes L PBS Baking Show dleford der Mysteries Pole” Hour That WWJE I Survived A journal- FBI: Criminal Unraveled “Deadly World’s Most Evil Cold Case Files Most Shocking Border R JN ist is kidnapped. Pursuit Demons” Killers Wars WLVI Gold- Gold- Supernatural “Good Black Lightning 7 News at 10PM on Modern Modern Family American Cleveland X CW bergs bergs Intentions” CW56 (N) Family Family Guy Dad TELE Exatlón (N) Sin senos sí hay El señor de los Al Rojo Titulares Sin senos sí hay El Señor ¨ TELE paraíso (N) cielos (N) Vivo y más paraíso de los WABU Blue Bloods “Little Blue Bloods “Family Blue Bloods “Hall of Blue Bloods A girl is Blue Bloods “Dedi- Blue Bloods “Age of Blue ¥ ION Fish” Ties” Mirrors” kidnapped. cation” Innocence” Bloods CABLE STATIONS Live PD: Live PD: Live PD: Live PD: Live PD: Live PD: Live PD Respond- Live PD: Live PD: Live PD: Live PD: Live PD: A&E Patrol Patrol Patrol Patrol Patrol Patrol Presents ers Patrol Patrol Patrol Patrol Patrol (5:25) ››› “The ››› Men in Black (1997, Action) Tommy ›› Men in Black II (2002, Action) Tommy ››‡ Hancock (2008) Will Smith, AMC Goonies” (1985) Lee Jones, Will Smith. Lee Jones, Will Smith, Rip Torn. Charlize Theron. Shahs of Sunset Shahs of Sunset Shahs of Sunset (N) Shahs of Sunset Watch Shahs of Sunset Housewives/NYC BRAVO “Reunion Part 1” “Reunion Part 2” What Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid “Hurricane Aftermath” Monkeys torment Hard to Kill “Test Naked and Afraid Afraid DISC “Swamp Queen” survivalists. (N) Pilot” The Yucatan. Bunk’d Bug Andi Raven’s Stuck/ Big City Bizaard- Bug Andi Stuck/ Bunk’d Bunk’d Bunk’d DISN Juice: Mack Home Middle Greens vark Juice: Mack Middle Basketball TBT Tournament, First Semifi- Basketball TBT Tournament, Second Semi- SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter With SportsCen- ESPN nal: Teams TBA. From Baltimore. (N) final: Teams TBA. From Baltimore. Scott Van Pelt (N) ter CFL Football Ottawa Redblacks at Toronto Argonauts. BMO WNBA Basketball Minnesota Lynx at Los Nación ESPN (N) First Take ESPN2 Field. (N) Angeles Sparks. Staples Center. 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America? migrant: Romesh Pres. ››› Ferris Bueller’s Day Off (1986, ››› Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle ›‡ Flatliners (2017, Suspense) Ellen Page, Power STARZ Comedy) Matthew Broderick. ‘PG-13’ (2017) Dwayne Johnson. ‘PG-13’ Diego Luna, Nina Dobrev. ‘PG-13’ (6:30) ›‡ “Ghost Rider: Spirit ››› Déjà Vu (2006, Suspense) Denzel Washington, ›› Chappie (2015) Voice of Sharlto Copley, Dev SYFY of Vengeance” (2012) Val Kilmer, Jim Caviezel. Patel, Ninja. A robot has the ability to think and feel. Seinfeld Seinfeld Seinfeld Seinfeld Big Bang Big Bang The Last Joker’s Conan Brooklyn Conan TBS Theory Theory O.G. Wild Nine NCIS: New Orleans ››› Cinderella (2015, Children’s) Cate ››‡ Maleficent (2014, Fantasy) Angelina Castle “The Third Castle TNT “Undocumented” Blanchett, Lily James, Richard Madden. Jolie, Elle Fanning, Sharlto Copley. 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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE TOWN OF NAHANT THE TRIAL COURT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage DIVORCE SUMMONS BY given by Patricia M. Medeiros and Mark Medeiros to Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., dated ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS PUBLICATION AND MAILING April 28, 2006 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Essex Probate and Family Court Deeds at Book 25611, Page 401, as affected by Confirmatory Mortgage, recorded TUDOR BEACH SEAWALL REPAIRS 36 Federal Street in said Registry in Book 36575, Page 83 for breach of the conditions of said Salem, MA 01970 Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at July 2018 Docket No. ES17D1035DR 1:00 PM on August 23, 2018 at 18 Riverside Court, Saugus, MA, all and singular the premises described in said Mortgage, to wit: Sealed bids for the "TUDOR BEACH SEAWALL REPAIRS" will be received by the Crystal M Rivera vs. Jose W Garcia Town of Nahant at the office of the Town Administrator, Town Hall, 334 Nahant The land in Saugus, together with the buildings thereon, bounded and described Road, Nahant, Massachusetts 01908, until 11:00 AM prevailing time on Thursday To the Defendant: as follows: Beginning on Riverside Court, so-called, running from Chestnut Street; August 23, 2018 at which time, bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. The Plaintiff has filed a Complaint for Divorce requesting that the Court NORTHWESTERLY at a point three hundred eighty (380.00) feet from Chestnut grant a divorce for Irretrievable Breakdown Street and running; NORTHWESTERLY by said Court, sixty (60.00) feet; thence The work includes seawall repairs and related work at the Tudor Beach Seawall The Complaint is on file at the Court. NORTHEASTERLY at a right angle with said Court, one hundred (100.00) feet by and at the Town Wharf Seawall including adjustment and setting of displaced An Automatic Restraining Order has been entered in this matter preventing you land now or formerly of Swan; thence SOUTHEASTERLY sixty (60.00) feet by land seawall granite blocks, grouting gaps and cracks in the seawall, capstone retrieval from taking any action which would negatively impact the current financial status now or formerly of Fales Newhall; thence SOUTHWESTERLY to the point of and replacement, beach revetment restoration, pipe railing replacement and of either party. SEE Supplemental Probate Court Rule 411. beginning on said Court, one hundred feet by land now or formerly of Fales setting, well point installation, sidewalk repairs adjacent to seawall, all labor, You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon: Newhall, supposed to be shown as Lot 12 on a plan of Fales Newhall Field. materials and equipment, temporary services, and related work as detailed in Subject to a sewer easement to the Town of Saugus dated June 5, 1964 and these Contract Documents and Specifications. Crystal M. Rivera recorded with the Essex South District Registry of Deeds in Book 5178, Page 355. 19 Railroad Ave Meaning and intending to convey and hereby conveying the same premises The CONTRACT DOCUMENTS will be available Thursday, August 2, 2018 at 7:30 Apt 11 conveyed to us by deed of Brenda E. Tirrell and Brett J. Tirrell dated April 21, AM and may be examined at the following locations: Attleboro, MA 02703 2006, recorded at Book 25611, Page 400. Confirming Mark Medeiros as a Borrower under the original mortgage, as modified by the Home Affordable 1) Town Hall, 334 Nahant Road, Nahant, MA 01908 your answer, if any, on or before 09/18/2018. If you fail to do so, the court will Modification Agreement. (Business hours are Monday through Thursday 7:30 AM-4:00 PM proceed to the hearing and adjudication of this action. You are also required to file and Friday 7:30 AM to 12:30 PM) a copy of your answer, if any, in the office of the Register of this Court. The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. restrictions, encroachments, building and zoning laws, liens, unpaid taxes, tax 2) Office of the Engineer, Coughlin Environmental Services, LLC Date: July 18, 2018 titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights of tenants and parties in 62 Montvale Avenue, Suite H, Stoneham, MA 02180 Pamela Casey O'Brien possession, and attorney's fees and costs. Please call 781-832-1002 for a viewing. Register of Probate TERMS OF SALE: Copies of the CONTRACT DOCUMENTS may be obtained from the Nahant Town Hall Item: August 2, 2018 A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of at the hours listed above and through the Nahant BID/RFP Web Page located at a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be http://www.nahant.org/contact/default.shtml?gpm=2_10#gpm2_10 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be PROBATE COURT required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of A certified check or satisfactory bid bond issued by a company authorized to do ESSEX, SS the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days business in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts; payable to the Town of Nahant Docket No. ES17P1065PM from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other in an amount of not less than five percent (5%) of the Total Bid Price must be check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid furnished by each bidder together with a letter of intent on the form provided. This To all persons interested in the estate of Edward Devine at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms bid guarantee will be returned after the Contract has been executed. of Lynn in said County, protected person under conservatorship of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure A petition has been presented to said Court for license to sell- private sale- sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be A performance bond and a labor-material payment bond issued by a company certain real estate of said protected person for his maintenance -- entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further authorized to do business in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts will be required recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The of the successful bidder. These bonds and the certificate of insurance on form The land together with the buildings thereon, situated on 13 Beckford Street, in description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of ACORD 25-S (3/88) as amended MUST be delivered to the Town of Nahant Town said Beverly, in said County, bounded and described a follows: an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. Manager within ten (10) days of award. The five percent (5%) bid bond will not be returned to the successful bidder until the one hundred percent (100%) NORTHEASTERLY by land now or formerly of Thierfelder, about one hundred Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. performance bond has been established in satisfactory form. The performance twenty-nine (129) feet; Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. bond is to be in effect for one year beyond completion of the project.

SOUTHEASTERLY by land of the Boston and Maine Railroad, about fifty-two (52) Present Holder of said Mortgage, No bid may be withdrawn for a period of 30 days subsequent to the opening feet; By Its Attorneys, thereof without permission of the Town of Nahant. ORLANS PC SOUTHWESTERLY by land formerly of Albet H. Sawyer, Trustees, now or formerly of PO Box 540540 The selected Contractor shall aid in the coordination of any Town services to Julian Czepanowski, on a line parallel to said land of Thierfelder, and fifty (50) feet Waltham, MA 02454 guarantee the overall progress of the work in accordance with the time constraints distant therefrom, one hundred six and 23/100 (106.23) feet; and Phone: (781) 790-7800 dictated by the project scope. This project is subject to liquidated damages for 18-004967 work not completed within the stipulated contract time limits. NORTHWESTERLY by Beckford Street, fifty (50) feet. Item: August 2, 9, 16, 2018 Minority and Women Owned Businesses are encouraged to bid. If you desire to object thereto you or your attorney should file a written appearance COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS in said Court at Salem before ten o'clock in the forenoon on the ninth day of LAND COURT The Town of Nahant reserves the right to reject any or all bids, waive any August 2018 the return day of this citation. DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT informalities in the bidding, or accept the bid deemed to be in the best interests of 18 SM 003974 the Town of Nahant. Witness, JENNIFER MARIE RIVERA ULWICK, First Judge of said Court this nineteenth day of July 2018. ORDER OF NOTICE The successful BIDDER shall be required to comply with the applicable State and Pamela Casey O'Brien, Register Federal prevailing wage laws. Item: August 2, 2018 TO: Ana Larreynaga; Hector Zunigo aka Hector Zuniga Mr. Chesley Taylor, Chairman Board of Selectmen COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act:, Town of Nahant, MA THE TRIAL COURT 50 U.S.C.c. 50 §3901 (et seq): Item: August 2, 2018 PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT DIVORCE SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION AND MAILING MetLife Home Loans LLC, successor by merger to MetLife Bank, N.A. Essex Probate and Family Court 36 Federal Street claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, Salem, MA 01970 numbered 15 Ridgeway Street, given by Ana Larreynaga and Hector Zunigo aka Have a story to share? Docket No. ES18D0930DR Hector Zuniga to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for MetLife Home Loans, a Division of MetLife Banks, N.A., its successors and Valerie Akoa-Tchuinga vs. Pierre P Tchuinga assigns, dated April 23, 2009 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern Need a question answered? District) Registry of Deeds at Book 28535, Page 288 and now held by plaintiff To the Defendant: by assignment has/have filed with this court a complaint for determination of The Plaintiff has filed a Complaint for Divorce requesting that the Court Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. [email protected] grant a divorce for irretrievable breakdown The Complaint is on file at the Court. If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United An Automatic Restraining Order has been entered in this matter preventing you States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers from taking any action which would negatively impact the current financial status Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on of either party. SEE Supplemental Probate Court Rule 411. that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon: this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before August Valerie Akoa-Tchuinga 27, 2018 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the 564 Lynnfield Street benefits of said Act. Lynn, MA 01904 your answer, if any, on or before 08/24/2018. If you fail to do so, the court will Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER Chief Justice of this Court on July 13, 2018 proceed to the hearing and adjudication of this action. You are also required to file a copy of your answer, if any, in the office of the Register of this Court. Attest: WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Deborah J. Patterson Date: July 3, 2018 Recorder Pamela Casey O'Brien Register of Probate (17-004551 Orlans) Item: August 2, 2018 Item: August 2, 2018 THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 Mexico plane hit a sudden, violent storm before crash By Christopher said Alberto Herrera, a boarded the flight from Sherman 35-year-old webpage engi- Durango to Mexico City ASSOCIATED PRESS neer from Chicago. Tuesday afternoon and Jose Luis Corral, a the violent storm seemed DURANGO, Mexico — It 52-year-old business own- to come from nowhere. began with a strong burst er from Portland, Ore., "When we were sitting of wind and pounding hail agreed. on the plane there was a that pummeled the Aero- mexico jetliner minutes "It's a good thing we're little drizzle, but nothing after takeoff in northern all alive," said Corral, who to worry about. It was just Mexico then sent it smash- still wore a neck brace a little light rain, super ing belly-down onto a field from injuries he suffered light, like barely hitting near the runway. in the crash. the windows," Herrera Frightened passengers "It's so fast, terrifying to said. scrambled to flee as flames see all the people scream- That all changed, seem- and blinding black smoke ing," added Corral, who ingly in an instant, he erupted around them. was one of four people who said. 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