WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 2017 Marblehead focuses on best practices Saugus By Gayla Cawley makes a commitment to help the municipali- munities such as Marblehead. ITEM STAFF ty achieve their chosen best practices. Through the partnership, Marblehead has isn’t “We’re very happy to have Marblehead received a $17,000 grant to complete the MARBLEHEAD — Town of cials signed a join the ranks of so many other Massachu- vulnerability assessment for climate change community compact with Lt. Gov. Karyn Poli- setts communities in signing a community adaptation and resilience, Polito said. The to on Tuesday, with a commitment to focus horsing on improving information technology and cli- compact,” said Town Administrator John Mc- Commonwealth is providing a $15,000 grant mate change adaptation and resilience. Ginn. “Today, we’re of cially pledging to pur- so the town can hire a consultant to perform Marblehead became the 288th municipal- sue three best practices.” a cybersecurity assessment and develop a around ity to sign a community compact, out of the McGinn said the practices are to complete strategy document. state’s 351 cities and towns. a cybersecurity assessment to improve per- MassIT’s Of ce of Municipal and School The community compact is a voluntary, formance, digitize the town’s paper records to Technology will provide consulting services with mutual agreement entered into by the Gov. improve ef ciency, and pursue an inventory to of cials for their townwide archiving proj- Charlie Baker-Polito administration and in- of existing resources and assess the town’s ect. McGinn said the process to digitize paper dividual cities and towns. In the compact, vulnerabilities to climate change adaptation. records has already started. a community agrees to implement their se- He said climate change is an issue that’s of award lected best practices and the Commonwealth major concern, particularly with coastal com- MARBLEHEAD, A7 By Bridget Turcotte ITEM STAFF SAUGUS — The Horses and Heroes Foundation IT’S MORE THAN ART honored a member of the Saugus Police Depart- ment who rode in to save Lynn project the day ve years ago. The foundation named mastermind a police horse in honor of Saugus Police Lt. Det. envisions a David Gecoya Tuesday for his role in the police chase renaissance and shootout in 2012. Ge- coya was involved in the By Bridget Turcotte pursuit of a bank robbery ITEM STAFF and carjacking suspect LYNN — You may have from Saugus to Malden. seen him running through Of cers from the Malden the downtown, sleep de- Police Department were prived and overcaffeinat- exchanging gun re with the suspect when Gecoya ed, while catering to the arrived and played a cru- needs of almost two doz- cial role in the detain- en prodigies and elding ment of the suspects and technical problems with bringing others involved aerial lifts. to safety. The vision behind Be- “I’m just a guy who goes yond Walls, Al Wilson, has to work every day and a plan to make the city happened to be at the more vibrant with the on- wrong place at the right going mural festival. But time, that’s all,” said Ge- it goes deeper than cel- coya. ebrating Lynn’s culture Both Gecoya and Mal- with art. den Police Det. Michael Wilson shares a vision Casaletto, who assisted with local of cials to in the chase, received the make the city a destina- Medal of Honor, and Mal- tion where people will den Police Sgt. Richard stay to eat, drink, shop, Correale, Of cer John and spend money. He en- Delaney and Of cer Rob- visions murals, antique ert Selfridge received the signs, and bright lights Medal of Valor. sparking a Lynn renais- Gecoya was awarded the sance. 2013 Trooper George L. “Lynners who have left Hanna Award for bravery, Lynn have heard about the State of Massachu- this festival and come setts’ highest honor for back to the downtown,” bravery, for his role in the said Wilson. “They’ve chase. He is the rst mem- stood in front of these mu- ber of the Saugus Police rals with tears streaming Department to receive the down their faces. They honor. said they never thought The Horses and Heroes this could happen in Foundation chose to hon- Lynn. That’s powerful.” or Gecoya for his bravery. Beyond Walls is a group The 1,400-pound horse, WILSON, A8 formerly known as Short- ie, will be called L.T., but his legal name will be Lt. Det. David Gecoya, said Horses and Heroes Foun- dation president Skyllar Myllvaney. The Revere-based foun- dation honors men and women of law enforce- ment, rst responders, and the armed forces who have died in the line of duty, or have distin- guished themselves with bravery and exemplary service to the job. “I think it’s a great thing that the organization does for police of cers,” said Gecoya. “It’s an honor for them to think of me.” Karen Benson, owner of Indian Rock Stables on Walden Terrace, said she partners with the orga- nization to re-school the ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE SAUGUS, A7 Al Wilson, above, is the driving force behind the Beyond Walls mu- INSIDE ral festival that is un- folding in the streets In Lynn of downtown Lynn. At Meimeteas seeks right, a mural paint- council seat. A3 ed on the building at the corner of Spring In Opinion and Exchange streets Thinking globally by Mexican-born and in Marblehead. A4 New York City-based artist Marka27. In Sports Fenwick’s Buckwell went ITEM PHOTO | JIM WILSON above and beyond. B1

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A5 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 87° VOL. 139, ISSUE 188 LYNN ...... A3 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 70° OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 FOOD ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 2017 OBITUARIES Saugus Farmer’s Market is open for business Kevin J. Robinson, 67

NAHANT — Mr. Kevin J. Robin- Arthur of Venice, Fla., Brian son, 67 years, of Nahant, died Robinson of Nahant, Peter Monday, Jan. 30, 2017 in Sa- Robinson and his wife Carol lem Hospital after a brief illness. of South Hampton, N.H., Julie He was born in Lynn, the Tarmy and her husband Les of son of the late Basil and Eliz- Nahant, John Robinson and abeth (Cadigan) Robinson. his wife Debbie of Danvers. He was raised in Nahant and He also leaves several niec- lived in Nahant all of his life. es and nephews and several He was a 1968 graduate of great-nieces and great-neph- Lynn Classical High School. ews. He is the brother of the He worked for the Bank of late David Robinson. Boston and specialized in Service information: His stocks and bonds. He was funeral will be on Saturday, an accomplished bowler and July 22, 2017 with a memo- bowled in two leagues. He en- rial Mass held in St. Thomas joyed playing pool and was a Aquinas Church, Nahant, at softball umpire. He was active 10 a.m. Burial in Greenlawn in St. Thomas Aquinas Church Cemetery, Nahant. Relatives in Nahant and a member of the and friends are respectfully Knights of Columbus in Nahant. invited. In lieu of owers do- He is survived by his sib- nations may be made to the lings and their spouses, Basil Alzheimer’s Association, 480 Robinson Jr. and his wife Mary Pleasant St., Watertown, MA of South Hampton, Stephen 02472. Arrangements by the Robinson and his wife Lana SOLIMINE Funeral Home, of Ocean Springs, Miss., Mary Lynn. Directions and guest- Wilson and her husband book at www.solimine.com. Above, a custom- er at the Saugus Farmer’s Market grabs a pint of blueberries on Rosemary Tarvis, 70 Tuesday. Paula 1946-2017 Millar of Saugus goes through some DERRY, N.H. — Mrs. Rose- Heather Robichaud and her freshly picked mary (Hannify) Tarvis, age 70, husband Steven of Derry, N.H., corn from Gran- of Derry, N.H., formerly of Sau- and Dawne Oddo and her hus- ny’s Place farm in gus, passed away peacefully band Phil of Londonderry, N.H.; Agawam. at her home on July 13, 2017  ve grandchildren, Giovanni F. surrounded by her family. She Rossi III and his girlfriend Adri- was the wife of the late Rob- anna, Gabriella Barressi, all of ITEM PHOTOS | ert E. Tarvis, with whom she Derry, N.H., Philip Oddo and his SPENSER HASAK shared 47 years of marriage. girlfriend Jade, Kayli Oddo and Born in Lynn on Aug. 1, her boyfriend Nate, and Anthony 1946, she was the daughter Oddo, all of Londonderry, N.H. In of the late Francis Hannify and addition to her children, Rose- Rita (Boisclair) Hannify Shaff- mary leaves a brother, Daniel ner. She was a lifelong resi- Hannify of Naples, Fla.; and her dent of Saugus until moving loving dogs, Jewels, Cash, Chuck- to Derry, N.H., eight years ago. ie, Bucca, Jager and Buzz. Rosemary graduated from Service information: Ser- Saugus High School and was vices and celebration of life a cosmetologist in Saugus for will be held on Thursday, July more than 40 years before re- 20, 2017 at the VFW post Marblehead scholars are honored tiring in 2006. Rosemary was a 2346, Saugus, from 2-6 p.m. Oliver P. Killam Scholarships The late attorney Robert W. Welch Brewster, Simmons College. Back member of the Women’s Auxilia- We ask that any dona- have been awarded annually since along with Muzio worked to lay the row from left, Ashley Stiles, Univer- ry Post 2346 for 58 years tions be made in Rosemary’s 2007 with this year’s scholarships legal groundwork underpinning the sity of Wisconsin; Julia Channing, Rosemary enjoyed and name to the Northshore conferred on Marblehead High scholarships. loved spending time with her animal shelter in Salem or Fair eld College; Thomas Garrett, School graduates on Tuesday at the Below, this year’s new recipients Clemson University; Jeffery Cabre- grandchildren and her dogs. Manchester animal shelter Salem law of ces of Frank P. Muzio and the colleges they are attending ra, Merrimack College; Katelyn She leaves two daughters, in Manchester, N.H. and Scott MacAllister. are: front row from left, Julia Bro- In the last 11 years, the Oliver P. man, Champlain College; Abigail Pearce, Santa Clara College; Haley Killam Scholarship fund has award- Schalck, University of Vermont; Travers, Sacred Heart College; Ben ed Marblehead High School grad- Kaylie Schiowitz, Sacred Heart Col- Harney, MacAester College. Absent, Harry R. Wagg II, 67 uates scholarships amounting to lege; Victoria Khrobostova, Rhode Madleline Miller, Mount Holyoke $2,566,067. Island School of Design; Nicole College.

SALEM — Mr. Harry Rich- every year playing the trum- ard Wagg II, 67, of Salem, pet at services all over the beloved husband of Mau- North Shore. Harry greatest reen (Leonard) Wagg, died pleasure was spending time Saturday, July 15, 2017, at with his family. He was a de- the Kaplan Family Hospice voted husband, father, son, House in Danvers. brother and uncle who will Born in Malden, he was be deeply missed. the son of Harry Wagg I of Harry is survived by his lov- Lancaster, Pa. and the late ing wife of 18 years Maureen Muriel (Solberg) Wagg. He (Leonard) Wagg of Salem, his was raised and educated sons, Harry R. Wagg III and in Stoneham and was a his wife Raegan of Ipswich graduate of Stoneham High and Shawn R. McDonald of School. He continued his Lynn, his father, Harry Wagg education at Salem State of Lancaster, Pa., his grand- College where he earned his children, Henry John Wagg Bachelor Degree. and Dorothy Rose Wagg, his Mr. Wagg had been em- sister Kristin Glowacki of Lan- ployed with Boston Regional caster, Pa and two nieces and ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Medical Center as the Plant two nephews. Operation Manager for 24 Service information: Rela- years. He was then associ- tives and friends are invited ated with Kindred Hospital to visiting hours which will Malden agency sponsors a eld day Long Term Care Facility as be held in THE O’DONNELL plant operations manager for Funeral Home 46 Washing- nine years and currently he ton Sq., (at Salem Common) to bene t homeless families Sunday was employed with the City of Salem, Sunday, July 23 from Salem as the assistant build- 1-4 p.m. All other services MALDEN — Housing preciative for the support years, HFI has established rence of homelessness. To ing inspector until the time of are private. In lieu of owers, Families Inc. (HFI), a lo- of the community and all several initiatives to com- learn more about Housing his passing. He was known expressions of sympathy may cal nonpro t organization of our sponsors, who are bat homelessness and dis- Families visit www.hous- for his attention to detail and be made in Harry’s memory with a mission of ending helping to make this eld enfranchisement by pro- ingfamilies.org. dedication to his craft. to Salem Jazz & Soul Festi- family homelessness, will day possible. We are excit- viding temporary shelter A longtime resident of the val – www.salemjazzsoul.org. sponsor a eld day to ben- ed for a successful event and affordable housing City of Salem, Harry enjoyed To share a memory or offer e t homeless families in and to further support the options to more than 3,600 IN MEMORIAM sailing, woodworking, and a condolence, please visit the greater Boston area. families in need through- homeless and at-risk fam- EDNA M. BEAVER had a deep passion for mu- www.odonnellfuneralservice. The free event will be out the greater Boston ilies in the greater Boston 2007 ~ JULY 19 ~ 2017 sic. He spent Memorial Day com. Sunday from noon to 3 area,” said Ed Cameron, area. ON HER TENTH ANNIVERSARY p.m. at Lincoln Commons. Housing Families Inc. The organization was Community members of chief executive of cer, in founded by community all ages are invited to a statement provided by members concerned about Mary A. Phipps, 91 participate in a fun- lled HFI. the growing crisis of home- day with interactive lawn HFI receives support for lessness among families games, activities, raf e the eld day from BOND, in greater Boston. Since prizes and more. a full-service construction then, Housing Families SAUGUS — Mrs. Mary A. ald Deveau of Peabody. Also To help make the Hous- management and general has grown into one of the (Deveau) Phipps, age 91, died survived by many nieces and ing Families eld day a contracting company, and largest providers of family on Monday, July 17 at the Ka- nephews. She is predeceased success, donations and Nickerson, a full-service shelter in Massachusetts. plan Family Hospice House in by one brother, Robert Deveau sponsorships are avail- marketing and communi- Housing Families’ cen- Love... Loyalty... Friendship Danvers. She was the loving and one sister, Barbara Pynn. able. For more informa- cations agency specializ- tral mission is to help fam- Love, Patsy xoxo wife of Albert J. Phipps, with In lieu of owers donations tion on ways to support, ing in real estate, as well ilies build the skills and whom she shared 69 years of in her memory may be made visit the Housing Families as Income Tax Plus, a understanding they need marriage. to the Saugus Senior Center, Inc. website to review do- Massachusetts nancial to make a successful tran- Born in Gloucester, she was 466 Central St., Saugus, MA nation opportunities. service company. sition into their own home, 781-593-7700 the daughter of the late Albert 01906. “Housing Families is ap- Active in the area for 30 and to prevent any recur- Publishing Daily, except Sundays and Jennie (Doucette) De- Service information: Rela- USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 veau. Mrs. Phipps retired from tives and friends are invited Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA Union Hospital in Lynn where to attend a funeral service and additional of ces. Catch up Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item she worked as a billing clerk. in the BISBEE-PORCELLA with your Subscriptions She lived most of her life in Funeral Home, 549 Lincoln Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States Saugus and was a member of Ave., Saugus, on Thursday favorite team $20.00 for 4 weeks the Saugus Senior Center. at 11 a.m. Visitation prior in Item Sports! $65.00 for 13 weeks In addition to her husband, to service, 10-11 a.m. In- $130.00 for 26 weeks $260.00 for 1 year Mrs. Phipps leaves her be- terment Riverside Cemetery, call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 Send payment to and POSTMASTER, loved daughter, Debra Provost Saugus. For directions and to start your send address changes to: and her husband John of Bil- condolences www.Bisbee- daily subscription. The Daily Item lerica; her dear brother, Don- Porcella.com. 110 Munroe St. P.O. Box 5 Lynn, MA 01903 WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 2017 A3 LYNN Meimeteas seeks a seat on council By Thomas Grillo taxpayer, I have concerns ITEM STAFF that our taxes are out of control,” he said. George Meimeteas is As a former member of challenging City Council the Lynn Council on Ag- President Darren Cyr for ing’s board of directors, the Ward 3 seat on the Meimeteas said seniors on 11-member panel. a fixed income cannot af- “I decided to run for of- ford tax increases. fice again after seeing our If elected, he vowed to city’s financial problems implement a plan to at- impact the citizens of Lynn tract and retain new busi- with no relief in sight,” he nesses as a way to aug- said in a statement. “It’s ment the city’s finances. time for voters to address He did not provide details. these problems.” With the additional busi- Cyr is seeking his sixth nesses, he said, Lynn will term. Calvin Anderson, a benefit from an increase in member of the Lynn His- commercial tax revenues, torical Commission, had help balance the budget, en- pulled papers to run for the sure public safety, and take seat. But at the last minute the burden off homeowners. he decided to endorse the “We need solutions, not incumbent’s re-election bid. new taxes,” he said. “It’s Meimeteas, a real estate time to move Lynn in agent at Boston Signature the right direction and it Homes in Swampscott, starts in the voting booth.” ran unsuccessfully for councilor-at-large in 2009 Thomas Grillo can be and 2010. reached at tgrillo@item- “As a homeowner and live.com. Panel to discuss future of hospital By Thomas Grillo and their representatives, ITEM STAFF physicians and manag- ers from the North Shore The future of Union Hos- Medical Center, and non- pital will be the subject of a public hearing on Thurs- profit executives. day at the Franco Ameri- Last year, the state ap- can War Veterans Hall at proved a $180 million plan 535 Western Ave., at 6 p.m. by Partners HealthCare The Urgent/Emergent to expand the North Shore Care Planning Group is Medical Center (NSMC), expected to make a presen- close Union and move the tation about their findings beds to a new Salem cam- and take questions and pus in 2019. comments from the audi- ence. Thomas Grillo can be The 16-member panel reached at tgrillo@item- includes public officials live.com. Free, fun Friday at the

COURTESY PHOTO From left, Michael Clancy, Harvey Rowe Jr. and Ray Bastarache recently returned from a trip to Lynn Museum Kentucky where they volunteered with Habitat for Humanity. The Lynn Museum will Since 1989, the High- be free and open to the land Street Foundation has Rotarians travel far to do good public on Friday, July 21 worked to enrich the lives from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. of children and families in as part of the Highland Massachusetts by donating Lynn Rotarian Harvey people, but I also wanted the group. Sally Chap- the impact on the lives of Street Foundation’s Free more than $185 million to Rowe Jr. was looking for a to understand what hap- man also made the trip people when the industri- Fun Fridays initiative. worthy nonprofit organiza- way to help the needy. pens in the lives of the to Appalachia. al economy goes south,” he There will be plenty of ac- tions. This year marks the The longtime chairman poor and the impact pov- “ I saw this as a great op- said in a statement. tivities, both inside and out- ninth anniversary of Free of the board at My Broth- erty has on their children,” portunity to man-up and The group left from New- side, including tours of the Fun Fridays with the Lynn er’s Table, one of the larg- Rowe said in a statement. try to do some good for hu- ton last week and drove exhibits, crafts, and snacks, Museum among 85 venues est soup kitchens on the When he returned from manity,” said Bastarache for 14 hours to Louisa, Ky. and a cafe pop-up from the North Shore, had traveled his journey to Kentucky, in a statement. “The work They worked on a home participating. to places such as Ecuador he recruited fellow Rotar- is challenging, no question in Blaine that required White Rose Coffeehouse. Free Fun Friday at the and Mexico as a volunteer ians and friends to join about it, but the reward is the demolition of the liv- The Lynn Museum, locat- Lynn Museum is well for Habitat for Human- with him on the next mis- great.” ing room subfloor, patch ed at 590 Washington St., timed, Russo said, with the ity, the global nonprof- sion. Reilly, a retired Lib- work in the kitchen and brings the city’s history Beyond Walls mural initia- it housing organization Rowe approached his erty Mutual Insurance washroom floors, weather alive through exhibits. tive unfolding downtown that helps families build friend, Ray Bastarache, a Co. executive, said man- stripping, and a window re- “Whether you’re inside through the weekend, in- homes. retired educator and past ufacturing jobs have placement. checking out our latest ex- cluding the Beyond Walls Rowe’s latest endeavor president of the Lynn Ro- gone overseas and mid- Despite humidity and hibits, or outside enjoying Rock the Block festival was a project in Appala- tary Club, to join the ef- dle-class jobs are hard- temperatures in the 90s, the sun in our beautiful presented by the Down- chia in the hills of Ken- fort four years ago. Since er to find, especially for most of the floor work was park, it will be a fun day town Lynn Cultural Dis- tucky that he read about then, Rotary members young adults with little completed, the new window for everyone,” said Muse- trict and Beyond Walls on in his church bulletin. William Reilly and Mi- education. was installed, and floors um/LynnArts Executive Saturday, July 22, from 1 “I wanted to help these chael Clancy, have joined “I have seen first hand patched by departure time. Director Drew Russo. to 9 p.m.

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E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill Why are we afraid of North Korea? B A. B Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg E C  J. Edward M. Grant With North Korea’s suc- more precision-guided con- ful security assurances, a Director of Advertising Gordon R. Hall cessful intercontinental ventional bombs. Our war- semblance of political le- T  J  missile test this month, planes, ships, drones and gitimacy and access to the 110 Munroe St. News Editor Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 W J. K J. Patrick Norton Americans again woke up cyber capabilities are the international economic Vice President, Finance to breathless alarm over envy of all. Most impor- system. Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  Michael H. Shanahan Chief Operating O cer Chairman possible military strikes tantly, the American exper- This more flexible ap- Customer Service P ’ and the specter of a North iment — one committed to proach would, in turn, Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Korean nuclear attack democratic values and the assuage Chinese concerns Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 — a virtual repeat of the rule of law — has allowed about regime collapse in Connecting Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 hype in April when it us to become the world’s North Korea. Indeed, once Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 looked as if a sixth North sole superpower. convinced the U.S. had a 781-593-7700 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 Korean nuclear test was In contrast, we have political solution in mind, Ext. 2 Brian C. ¡ayer, 1996-1999 imminent. North Korea, a totalitar- China might be more will- Classifi ed Advertising Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 Why are we so afraid of ian state that consistent- ing to wield much harsher Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 classi [email protected] North Korea? ly fails to meet the basic “sticks” — truly crushing John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 The media and policy- needs of its 23 million peo- sanctions on food and en- Subscriptions makers like to remind us ple. The United Nations ergy, particularly oil and [email protected] that North Korea produc- World Food Program says coal. Circulation es one bomb’s worth of nu- 70 percent of the North’s U.S. action cannot be [email protected] clear material every eight citizens did not have driven by outdated poli- Ext. 3 weeks. By most accounts, enough food to eat in 2016. cies, stereotypes and pres- if nothing changes, the An estimated 25 percent idential tweets when over- Newsroom regime will build a nucle- of the North’s children are reaction in a high-stakes [email protected] [email protected] EDITORIAL ar arsenal able to hit the physically stunted. The standoff could lead to cat- U.S. mainland in the mid- country ranks 213 out of astrophic miscalculation. Ext. 4 2020s. 230 countries in GDP per Above all, the U.S. must It’s also perfectly true capita. The North does Sports lead, and do so with confi- [email protected] that, with a bad decision have a 1.2-million-man dence, not fear. Thinking or two, the U.S. could military; but an Interna- As former Secretary of Ext. 5 stumble into a devastat- tional Institute of Security Defense William Perry has Retail and Online ing conflict on the pen- Studies report found that said, “We must take North Advertising insula that would cost the North’s conventional Korea as it is, not as we [email protected] millions of lives, put U.S. forces rely on “increas- wish it to be.” While this is globally in ADVERTISING troops in harm’s way and ingly obsolete equipment, often interpreted to mean might even spark a nucle- with little evidence of we shouldn’t expect the Ernie Carpenter Jr. ar exchange. widespread moderniza- country to comply with in- Director of Advertising That being said, we tion.” In other words, their ternational standards (it and Business Development, ext. 1355 Marblehead [email protected] must put the situation equipment is old. won’t), it also means that into proper perspective. Who should be afraid of we can’t view North Korea Michele Iannaco There was a time not too long ago when living What has been lost amid whom? as a super-villain. Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1315 in a small town was a lifetime experience that the incessant punditry, For all its idiosyncrat- North Korea is a desper- [email protected] included attending schools, running a local busi- news coverage and irre- ic behavior, outlandish ately poor country led by Ralph Mitchell ness or working for one and occasionally going to sponsible headlines sug- threats and actions, and a desperately misguided Town Hall to fill out paperwork or pick up per- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 gesting that North Korea gruesome human rights regime. The threat North [email protected] mits. can already hit California, record, the North Korean Korea poses is serious, but Patricia Whalen The rhythms of small town life still ebb and flow is that deterrence on the government is not suicidal. not an imminent one to in Marblehead, but Tuesday’s visit by Lt. Gov. Korean peninsula is alive It knows that, in a large- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 the U.S. homeland. So let’s [email protected] Karyn Polito demonstrates how no community is and well. The balance of scale confrontation with not make things worse by immune to global concerns. Polito has been tour- power, moreover, strong- South Korea and the U.S., scaring ourselves and add- BUSINESS OFFICE ing the state signing community compacts aimed ly favors the U.S. — not the North Korean leader- ing to the risk of another Beth Bresnahan at helping local officials take on modernization or North Korea. ship and the country itself Korean War. improvement projects that lie just beyond their The U.S. is the most pow- would cease to exist. Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1253 [email protected] ability to tackle. erful nation in the world. The U.S. must therefore Philip W. Yun is executive These “best practices” partnerships, in Marble- Our military is second maintain its policy of the director of Ploughshares Susan J. Conti head’s case, provide opportunities for the town to none, outspending the strongest deterrence. At Fund, a San Francisco se- Controller, ext. 1288 to address climate change and cybersecurity next eight countries com- the same time, however, curity and peace founda- [email protected] challenges. It’s worth pausing to consider that bined. Our fighting men assuming the U.S. actual- tion. He previously served Ted Grant climate change and cybersecurity weren’t even and women are the best- ly wants to solve this prob- as a senior advisor to two Publisher, ext. 1234 words found in everyday vocabulary 20 years ago. trained, most technically lem rather than simply U.S. coordinators for North [email protected] Today, they represent global concerns and chal- advanced force in history. contain it, we must offer Korea at the Department Marian Kinney lenges that have found their way into the little We have thousands of nu- more material “carrots” of State. He wrote this for ext. 1212 corner of the world Marblehead occupies. Polito clear weapons and many to the North — meaning- the Los Angeles Times. [email protected] and state Rep. Lori Ehrlich announced the town will receive $17,000 to “inventory resources and Will Kraft assess vulnerabilities” Marblehead potentially Vice President / Finance, ext. 1296 [email protected] faces as a coastal community. This Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness Jennifer Perez money is intended to help town officials kick off ext. 1205 efforts to determine how Marblehead can “in- [email protected] crease resilience” in the face of future climate Carolina Trujillo change affecting oceans. Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 Talk about thinking globally and acting locally. [email protected] A town government primarily focused on keep- Jim Wilson ing streets patrolled and snow cleared is pitching Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 in to help tackle a problem that even dwarfs the [email protected] combined efforts of nations. CIRCULATION Polito announced the state is also giving the town money to hire a consultant to perform a Lisa Mahmoud cyber security on town computers. It’s hard to Manager, ext. 1239 conclude which threat — climate change or cyber [email protected] intrusions — is scarier. But both threats over- CLASSIFIED whelm the resources and capabilities of small Abbe Young Smith town government. Manager, ext. 1276 No one is asking Marblehead or any communi- [email protected] ty to go it alone against melting icebergs and cy- berbullies. The logic behind the Commonwealth NEWSROOM Compact (Marblehead is the 288th out of 351 Bill Brotherton Massachusetts communities to sign the Com- Features Editor ext. 1338 pact) is that communities equipped with added [email protected] resources supplied by the state can become piec- es in a mosaic spelling out a collective solution Gayla Cawley for combating global problems and more localized Reporter, ext. 1236 [email protected] challenges. There is no guarantee this many-little-piec- READERS’ FORUM Cheryl Charles es-spell-out-one-big-answer formula is going to Night Editor, ext. 1278 [email protected] work but it’s worth a try. After all, Marblehead’s Democratic William Galvin, Massa- food and volunteered their donation to the American Revolution — Glover’s chusetts Democratic Party time and effort and to all Tori Faieta Regiment — made a contribution to freedom that City Committee Chairman Gus Bickford, who attended. Copy Editor echoes across the centuries. Ehrlich put it well [email protected] says thanks Essex County Sheriff Kev- Sincere thanks to April’s when she said on Tuesday, “There is something in Coppinger, Governor’s Pub & Grill, Angelina’s Thomas Grillo very special about this partnership.” To the Editor: Councilor Terry Kennedy, Sandwich Shop, Brother’s Reporter, ext. 1264 [email protected] The Lynn Democratic candidate for mayor and Deli of Lynn, Capitol Diner, City Committee (LDCC) state Sen. Tom McGee, Christopher’s Café, Lazy Spenser Hasak recently hosted its an- state Reps. Dan Cahill, Dog Sports Bar, Lightning Photographer, ext. 1332 nual family cookout and Brendan Crighton and Coffee Roasters, Little Riv- [email protected] food drive that was held Lori Ehrlich and state er Inn, Mandees Pizza, Old Thor Jourgensen at the Lynn Museum, an Sen. Joan Lovely. Neighborhood Foods, Old News Editor, ext. 1267 event that brought togeth- Also in attendance were Tyme Italian Cuisine, The [email protected] er many families, friends gubernatorial candidates Porthole Restaurant, Trio’s Steve Krause and elected officials for Jay Gonzalez and Bob Mexican Grill, and The Sports Editor, ext. 1229 an afternoon of enjoyable Massie, candidate for White Rose Coffeehouse [email protected] conversation and delicious Secretary of State Brian for their generosity. Felder, many local elect- We extend our thanks Katie Morrison food among its more than Sports Reporter 250 attendees. ed officials, candidates to Lynn Democratic state [email protected] The LDCC is equally for office and numerous committee members, Sen. pleased to announce the Democratic state commit- McGee, LDCC Chairper- Owen O’Rourke receipt of non-perishable tee members and town son Agnes Ricko, former Photographer, ext. 1224 [email protected] food items that were do- committee chairpersons state Reps. Bob Fennell nated to a local food pan- representing many com- and Steve Walsh, Laurie Roberto Scalese try along with monetary munities throughout our Walsh, Elizabeth Gervacio Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 contributions that will congressional district. and Jack Suslak for their [email protected] benefit My Brother’s Ta- The LDCC wishes to gracious and generous Anne Marie Tobin ble. thank the people and support. Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 We were delighted to be businesses that helped Everyone’s effort is much [email protected] joined by former Gov. Mi- make the cookout and food appreciated. On behalf of Bridget Turcotte chael Dukakis and Mrs. drive such an enormous the LDCC, thank you and Reporter, ext. 1269 Kitty Dukakis, U.S. Rep. success. Thank you to the we hope to see you again [email protected] Seth Moulton, Secretary many LDCC members next year! Ryan York of the Commonwealth and friends who donated The LDCC officers 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] WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 2017 A5 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Connelly cements reputation Real life mannequin as master of crime fiction Frankly, today is

challenge in Lynn (AP) — Michael just great day Connelly leaves the world of Harry Bosch and Mickey Haller to start a new series fea- turing Detective Renee Ballard, a strong-willed woman forced into the grinding night shift. When most everyone else is asleep, Detec- tive Ballard and her partner Jenkins work cases. They gather evidence, interview witnesses and then PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS pass on their notes to the morning shift, She must see justice which closes them. Bal- prevail, even if it puts lard misses following her and the people she up to the conclusion cares about in harm’s of a case and nabbing way. the culprit, but Jenkins She has a load of bag- likes going home at the end of the day and gage with her, which being with his ailing alienates Ballard from wife. Then one evening, some of her fellow offi- Ballard and her part- cers. She had worked ner get a compelling the day shift, but when case and she can’t let she filed a sexual ha- rassment suit against ITEM PHOTO | JIM WILSON it go. Ballard will go her boss, it became her ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Even the outdoor storefront mannequin at the Kasca- against direct orders word against his. In the da Boutique on Munroe Street is dressed in the spirit and her partner’s outcome, she was sent Morgan Kessler with a freshly cooked hot dog at Popo’s of Beyond Walls. The Beyond Walls Mural Festival is pleading to let oth- to night duty while her Hot Dogs in Swampscott. Make sure you grab one, be- ongoing in downtown Lynn through Sunday. ers handle the case. boss was promoted. cause today is National Hot Dog Day!

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All address information, particularly Assaults Vandalism ity at 10:11 a.m. Monday on Overdose thority on Rose Street; at 1:16 arrests, reflect police records. In the Pleasant Street. A caller report- a.m. Tuesday on Pearl Avenue; A report of an assault and A report of motor vehicle van- A report of an overdose at event of a perceived inaccuracy, it ed there was a man with a cup at 4:04 a.m. Tuesday at Beach battery at 7:11 p.m. Monday dalism 4:13 p.m. Monday on 3:50 p.m. Monday on Northend is the sole responsibility of the con- in his hand yelling religious pro- Street and Ocean Avenue. on Lewis Street; at 2:41 a.m. Silsbee Street; at 11:27 a.m. fanities. Street. A woman was taken to cerned party to contact the relevant Tuesday on Federal Street; at Tuesday at 35 Hamilton Ave. Salem Hospital. Overdose police department and have the 3:51 a.m. Tuesday on Western A report of vandalism at 4:34 department issue a notice of correc- Avenue. p.m. Monday at 93 Moulton St.; PEABODY Vandalism A report of a possible over- tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or A report of an assault at at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at Classi- dose at 5:11 p.m. Monday on Arrests A report of vandalism at 7:16 Penn Street. clarifications will not be made without 11:06 p.m. Monday on Market cal High School at 235 O’Cal- Square. laghan Way. p.m. Monday at Winn Residen- express notice of change from the ar- Michael Decowski, 30, of tial/Brown School Residences 16 Fairview Ave., Lynn, was ar- Vandalism resting police department. Breaking and Entering at 200 Lynn St. A woman re- LYNNFIELD rested and charged with Class ported her tire was slashed. A report of vandalism at LYNN A report of a motor vehicle B drug possession at 7:40 p.m. 12:35 a.m. Monday on Elm breaking and entering at 4:36 Accidents Monday. REVERE Street; at 12:20 p.m. Monday p.m. Monday at 285 Den Quar- Joseph Schnabel, 42, of 311 at Citizens Bank on Broadway; Arrests A report of a motor vehicle ac- Regency Lane, Abington, was ry Road; at 6 p.m. Monday at cident at 9:27 p.m. Saturday at at 12:43 p.m. Monday at May arrested and charged with Class Arrest Michael Belanger, 40, of 20 285 Den Quarry Road; at 9:09 Donovan’s Liquor at 449 North Institute on Broadway; at 6:58 B drug possession at 7:40 p.m. Essex Circle, was arrested and a.m. Tuesday at 386 Summer Broadway; at 11:15 a.m. Sun- Georgio M. Serrano, 24, of p.m. Monday on Rice Avenue. charged with possession of St. day on North Broadway; at 8:54 Monday. 44 Morris St., Apt. 505, was ar- a knife with a blade over 2 ½ A report of a breaking and en- p.m. Sunday at 771 Salem St. Matthew Wilson, 38, of 25 rested and charged with intimi- SAUGUS inches and on a warrant charge tering at 6:12 p.m. Monday at and 462 South Broadway; at Essex Green Lane, Apt. A, was dation of a witness and assault of Class A drug possession at 383 Eastern Ave. 1:58 a.m. Monday on Condon arrested and charged with as- with a dangerous weapon at Accidents 6:53 p.m. Monday. Circle; at 12:05 p.m. Monday sault and battery and strangu- 1:27 p.m. Monday. Lisa Flynn, of 42 Walnut Complaints on Condon Circle. lation or suffocation at 12:12 A report of a motor vehicle ac- St., was arrested on a warrant a.m. Tuesday. Accidents cident at 5:46 a.m. Tuesday at A report of a disturbance at charge of larceny at 11:04 a.m. Complaints Home Depot Building Supply at Tuesday. 12:42 p.m. Monday at Bald- Accidents A report of a motor vehicle 564 Broadway. Tahmeika Johnson, of 386 win and Essex streets; at 1:59 A report of a disturbance at accident at 5:39 p.m. Monday Summer St., was arrested on p.m. Monday at 147 Washing- 6:11 p.m. Saturday at Knights A report of a motor vehicle at Chamberlain Avenue and Complaints warrant charges of forgery of a ton St.; at 2:06 p.m. Monday of Columbus on PO Square; accident at 1:27 a.m. Tuesday Lynnway. A report of a disturbance at check, uttering a false check, at 60 Market Square; at 6:45 at 12:15 p.m. Sunday at 119 at Route 128 North and Route 1:16 a.m. Monday at the play- larceny, receiving stolen proper- p.m. Monday at 23 Sheridan Chestnut St. Construction noise 95 North; at 7:31 a.m. Tuesday Assaults St.; at 9:41 p.m. Monday at 16 ground on Bristow Street. A ty, motor vehicle lights violation, was reported; at 9:10 p.m. Sun- at 645 Lowell St. and 2 Norwich Clifton St.; at 9:42 p.m. Monday A report of an assault at caller reported youths playing unlicensed operation of a mo- day at 16 Candlewood Road. A Road; at 12:16 p.m. Tuesday at at 580 Chestnut St.; at 10:26 12:18 p.m. Monday on Hywood basketball. Police sent them on tor vehicle, attempt to commit a caller reported loud noises that Brodie’s Pub at 10 ½ Lowell St. p.m. Monday at 144 Fayette St.; Street; at 7:03 p.m. Monday on their way; at 2:40 p.m. Monday crime, and breaking and enter- sounded like gunfire in the area Squire Road. at 10:39 p.m. Monday at 112 of Hart and Juniper. Police re- Complaints at Breakheart Reservation at ing for a misdemeanor at 9:03 South Common St. A report of an assault and 177 Forest St. a.m. Tuesday. ported finding a used fireworks battery with a dangerous weap- box, but were unable to locate A report of a disturbance at Tyla Monteiro, 27, of 103 6:39 p.m. Monday at 63 Rus- on at 1:27 p.m. Monday on Hy- Theft Empire St., was arrested and Overdose anyone in the area. sell St.; at 11:24 p.m. Monday wood Street. charged with operation of a A report of a suspicious per- A report of an overdose at on Veterans Memorial Drive; A report of an assault and A report of a larceny at 7:22 motor vehicle with a revoked son at 10:42 p.m. Saturday at 1:18 a.m. Tuesday on Collins at 11:30 p.m. Monday at 111 battery at 4:52 p.m. Monday on p.m. Monday at Red Roof Inn at license at 11:48 a.m. Tuesday. Street. Orchard Lane and Cider Mill Central Avenue. 920 Broadway. A caller reported Road. A caller reported kids Birch St.; at 1:40 a.m. Tuesday at Spring Hill Suites at 43 New- her purse was taken the prior Accidents Theft were walking around with back- Complaints night. packs. Police reported they bury St. A report of a motor vehicle ac- A report of a larceny at 4:16 were waiting for a ride. A report of suspicious activity A report of a disturbance at cident at 4:46 p.m. Monday at p.m. Monday at 32 Union St.; at A caller reported youths at the at 8:33 p.m. Monday at YMCA 12:20 a.m. Monday at Citizens SWAMPSCOTT Parkland Avenue and Richard- 7:15 p.m. Monday at 123 Bowl- intersection possibly harassing at 259 Lynnfield St.; at 10:44 Bank on Broadway; at 3:42 son Road; at 5:05 p.m. Monday er St.; at 8:38 a.m. Tuesday at 5 vehicles at 6:40 p.m. Sunday at p.m. Monday at 9 Magnolia a.m. Monday on Vane Street; at Accidents at 466 Broadway; at 5:31 p.m. Williams Ave. 100 Market St. and 425 Walnut Way. A caller reported seeing a 10:10 a.m. Monday on Grand A report of a motor vehicle acci- Monday at 6 Commercial St.; A report of motor vehicle theft St. man wearing all black with a View Avenue; at 2:32 p.m. Mon- dent with personal injury at 3:59 at 6:58 p.m. Monday at Rich- at 7:57 p.m. Monday at 18B black mask covering his face, day on Pearl Avenue; at 8:08 p.m. Monday at 147 Essex St. dale at 573 Chestnut St.; at Alley St. MARBLEHEAD and gloves on. The man report- p.m. Monday at Twist N’ Shake 7:07 p.m. Monday at Chatham A report of a robbery at 9:30 edly appeared to be crouching on Revere Beach Boulevard; at Theft Street and Sanderson Avenue; p.m. Monday at Adams and Complaints around the area acting very 8:34 p.m. Monday on Revere at 10:42 p.m. Monday at 59 Ridgeway streets; at 12:48 a.m. suspicious. Police checked the Beach Boulevard; at 8:37 p.m. A report of a larceny at 9:25 Collins St. Tuesday at 11 Bay View Ave. A report of suspicious activ- area and couldn’t find the man. Monday at Revere Housing Au- p.m. Monday at 197 Essex St.

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Call today! 978-922-8800 | 4 Federal St., Beverly | www.lawofficeofjulielow.com WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ‘Let Obamacare fail,’ Trump Lynn assault declares as GOP plan collapses victim dies By Erica Werner moment, while insisting and Alan Fram he bore none of the blame. By Gayla Cawley Massachusetts General ASSOCIATED PRESS “I think we’re probably ITEM STAFF Hospital. He died on Mon- in that position where WASHINGTON — Pres- day, Monahan said. we’ll just let Obamacare LYNN — A 44-year-old No arrests have been ident Donald Trump de- fail,” the president said. Lynn man has died after clared Tuesday it’s time to made and the incident is “We’re not going to own he was beaten by two peo- “let Obamacare fail” after under investigation. Au- it. I’m not going to own ple on Newhall Street on the latest GOP health care thorities are looking for it. I can tell you that the Saturday. plan crashed and burned the two suspects. Republicans are not go- Police responded to an in the Senate, a stunning There have been nine ing to own it. We’ll let assault and battery at failure for the president, homicides in Lynn this Obamacare fail and then Republican leader Mitch Lynnway and Newhall year, including the two McConnell and a party the Democrats are going Street shortly before 1 over the weekend. On that has vowed for years to come to us and they’re p.m. and found Isaac Sunday morning, Keenan to abolish the law. going to say, ‘How do we Suggs suffering from se- Barr, 27, was stabbed to fix it?’” In a head-spinning se- rious injuries. He had death inside an apartment White House press sec- ries of developments, been punched and kicked building on Lewis Street. retary Sean Spicer said rank-and-file Republican repeatedly by a man and George McBrier, 50, has Tuesday night that all senators turned on Mc- a woman in front of 110 been charged with murder. Connell and Trump for GOP senators have been Newhall St., according to invited to the White Police said there were the third time in a row, Carrie Kimball Monahan, four murders in the city PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS House tomorrow for lunch denying the votes to move spokeswoman for the Es- last year, and two in 2015. forward with a plan for President Donald Trump pauses while having to discuss the way forward sex County District Attor- a straight-up repeal of lunch with services members in the Roosevelt on health care. ney’s office. Gayla Cawley can be Despite the current law’s “Obamacare.” This time, Room of the White House Tuesday. Suggs was taken to Sa- reached at gcawley@item- it was three GOP women problems, most health lem Hospital and subse- live.com. Follow her on — Susan Collins of Maine, care experts do not believe Monday. That had followed years, with a promise to quently medflighted to Twitter @GaylaCawley. Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, it is at immediate risk and Shelley Moore Capito the failure of an earlier ver- work — along with Demo- of outright failure, and of West Virginia — who sion of the bill last month. crats — to replace it in the Democratic cooperation to delivered the death blow. The successive defeats meantime. adjust the law is far from Police seeking All had been shut out made clear that despite The vote to move ahead to assured. of McConnell’s initial all- seven years of promises the bill will take place ear- Nor does it appear like- male working group on to repeal former President ly next week, McConnell ly that Republicans can suspects in Lynn health care. Barack Obama’s Afford- announced late Tuesday. It escape owning the prob- McConnell, who could af- able Care Act, Republi- appears doomed to fail, but lems with the law and the ford to lose only two votes cans apparently cannot GOP leaders want to put health care system over- armed robberies in the narrowly divided deliver. Nonetheless, Mc- lawmakers on record on the all, now that they control Senate, had turned to the Connell insisted he would issue and move on. the House, Senate and By Gayla Cawley trying to identify the other repeal-only bill after his move forward with a vote At the White House, White House, partly on ITEM STAFF male suspect, who bran- earlier repeal-and-replace on his measure to repeal Trump appeared to recog- the strength of campaign- dished a knife and took off measure was rejected on the law, effective in two nize defeat, at least for the ing against the law. LYNN — Police respond- with the sneakers. The vic- ed to two armed robberies tim claimed the sneakers within a three-hour time- are worth $1,300. span on Monday night. Marblehead focuses on best practices Shortly before 1 a.m. on Police were dispatched Tuesday, police respond- to Adams and Ridgeway MARBLEHEAD streets at 9:30 p.m. and ed to Bay View Avenue, From A1 encountered a 13-year-old where two men, 28 and male victim who reported 31, reported that they “It is so critical that we that his sneakers were were robbed by two men have a strong relationship stolen by two people at and two women. between state and local knifepoint, Lynn Police “They were struck with government and we view Lt. Michael Kmiec said. what they believed to be that as enabling us as A 15-year-old male sus- a gun and were robbed of an administration to bet- pect was arrested and some cash and a phone,” ter strengthen the whole charged with armed rob- Kmiec said. Commonwealth, not for bery. No arrests have been Beacon Hill, but through Kmiec said police are made. the grassroots,” Polito said. “If we can help every single community embed best practices and update Jamaican national policies to modernize the way municipalities de- sentenced for scam liver service, we will knit together a stronger Com- BOSTON — A Jamaican “Mary Jones” and “Ken- monwealth through all national living in Malden neth Wilson” in Malden. 351 cities and towns. was sentenced Tuesday Barnes claimed the pay- “This is a two-way com- in federal court for scam- ments, totaling more than mitment,” Polito contin- ming a Texas woman out $120,000, were for lottery ued. “You’re signing up ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK of more than $120,000. taxes and fees. to do your best practices Massachusetts Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito shakes hands with Marblehead Kemal Barnes, 34, con- After the payments to strengthen your local Town Administrator John McGinn as state Rep. Lori Ehrlich looks on vinced the woman that were made, the victim’s government and we’re do- before the signing of the Marblehead Community Compact on Tuesday. she had won millions of son contacted law enforce- dollars in lottery prizes, ing our part as state gov- ment, leading to a two- ernment by providing the according to a press re- month investigation and resources, being a reliable her district and the com- some best practices hap- can work on and it’s nice to lease from the U.S. At- Barnes’ eventual arrest. partner, being a predict- munity compact program. pening right here in Mas- have your partnership as torney’s office. In April, Barnes was sentenced to able partner in state gov- “There’s something very sachusetts and in our local we pursue those things.” Barnes pleaded guilty to ernment.” special about the partner- communities and to bring one count of mail fraud. 15 months in prison, three Polito praised state Rep. ship that is forming,” Eh- it all together, it just feels Gayla Cawley can be In September 2015, years of supervised re- Lori Ehrlich (D-Marble- rlich said. “It’s focused on important … The town is reached at gcawley@item- Barnes contacted the Tex- lease, and ordered to pay head), who was in atten- best practices. I think in run beautifully. Obviously, live.com. Follow her on as woman about the fake restitution of $118,367. dance, for her advocacy for so many ways, there are there are some things we Twitter @GaylaCawley. lottery prize and informed He is also subject to de- her that she was required portation upon comple- Saugus isn’t horsing around with award to send cash payments to tion of his sentence. SAUGUS Officials: Woman From A1 animals before they’re dedicated and sent on to shot after cops serve in law enforcement. “These horses have at heard loud sound least a 10-year expectan- cy to stay with an officer,” said his attorney did not said Benson. “That horse By Amy Forliti ASSOCIATED PRESS indicate when, or if, Noor is their partner.” would talk to investiga- Eight-year-old L.T. will MINNEAPOLIS — An tors, and under the law travel to Washington, D.C. Australian woman who an interview can’t be com- in August to serve in a called 911 to report a pelled. mounted unit. possible assault was shot Messages left with “It is a great honor for and killed by a Minne- Noor’s attorney were not the Horses and Heroes apolis police officer after immediately returned Foundation to name a po- the officer’s partner was Tuesday. lice horse after our own startled by a loud sound Harrity and Noor are on Saugus Police Lt. Det. Ge- near their squad car, the paid administrative leave. coya,” said Town Manager partner told investigators Harrity has been with Scott Crabtree. “Lt. Det. Tuesday. the Minneapolis police Gecoya’s actions exempli- The Minnesota Bureau department for one year, fied extreme bravery and of Criminal Apprehension we in the Town of Saugus said Justine Damond, 40, and Noor has been with are lucky to have him as a approached the driver’s the department for nearly member of our public safe- side window of the squad two. ty department, working car immediately after the The information re- hard to keep our residents driver had been startled leased Tuesday is the safe every day. ” by the sound. The officer first narrative by the BCA Gecoya has been with in the passenger seat, since Saturday night’s the Saugus Police Depart- Mohamed Noor, fired his shooting. According to ment since 1996. He has weapon, hitting Damond the BCA, Harrity told in- a bachelor’s degree from through the open driv- vestigators that he and Fitchburg State Universi- er’s side window, the BCA Noor responded to a 911 ty and a master’s degree said. call from Damond about a in criminal justice from The BCA said its infor- possible assault near her Western New England mation was based on an home at about 11:30 p.m. University. interview with the officer Saturday. driving the car, Officer Harrity was driving the Bridget Turcotte can be squad car as the officers ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Matthew Harrity. Harri- reached at bturcotte@item- ty was interviewed Tues- went through an alley to live.com. Follow her on Saugus Police Lt. Det. David Gecoya meets with a police horse that will day, but Noor declined to look for a suspect. The Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. be named after him and sent to its new assignment in Washington, D.C. be interviewed. The BCA squad lights were off. A8 WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 2017 Lynn project mastermind envisions a renaissance

WILSON Gordon R. Hall, president From A1 of the Hall Company, do- nated a wall, office space on of Lynn residents, business Union Street, and financial owners, and public art en- contributions to the project. thusiasts working to create Hall, who is also the chair- a sense of place and safety man of the Lynn Business in the downtown. As part of Partnership, said he was the project, a 10-day mural driven to contribute be- festival transforming 15 of cause he felt Wilson’s plans the city’s brick walls into struck the right tone for PROFILES masterpieces is underway. Lynn. A Walpole native, Wilson, “I don’t know what it was 40, visited Lynn as a child when Al blew into town,” for soccer games, taking said Hall. “First, I thought note of the diversity and cul- the idea was a really good For Marka27 it’s a family affair ture of the city early on. As one. It was different than an adult, he spent many af- what Salem or some other By Matt Demirs their own talents are de- ternoon commutes stopped community might pursue. FOR THE ITEM veloping under their fa- in traffic in the city, gazing It seemed interesting and ther. at empty buildings and de- Al was the guy to pull it off. LYNN — Some mod- “Both of my daughters pressed neighborhoods that “He’s unusual,” said Hall. els don’t get out of bed are artists by their own he didn’t feel matched the “You don’t meet many peo- for less than $10,000 a accords,” he said. “I can’t city’s potential. ple like him, I don’t think. day, but Beyond Walls even keep a sketchbook While living in Florida, He’s a visionary, but he’s artist Victor “Marka27” because they’ll take it he witnessed the revitaliza- also grounded enough to Quiñonez paid far less for over.” tion of the once-dilapidated handle the nuts and bolts.” his. It isn’t a surprise since neighborhood of Wynwood It wasn’t until after the All it took was an ice Marka and his wife, in Miami as it was trans- artists began working that cream. Liz Quiñonez, live and formed into an eclectic dis- Hall realized that the art Marka27’s mural at breathe art, going so far trict in the urban core of the was bringing more than 27 Munroe St. features to make their own pop-up city. culture to the city. his 6-year-old daugh- gallery called Street Theo- The allure of street art “One thing I didn’t under- ter, Luna, who agreed to ry. They also curate art ex- sparked the transformation stand before, but have come strike a pose for her fa- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK hibits and have planned of a neighborhood that was to appreciate, is how much ther’s work if there was some public art in Boston once filled with neglected this is building community,” something in it for her. Artist Marka27 works on his daughter’s face for this summer. warehouses and vacant said Hall. “There are people More than another in his mural high above street level on Mun- They help artists ma- factories into a mecca for hanging around Lynn who family portrait, Luna’s roe Street. neuver through the busi- the arts, innovation, and don’t usually. The people presence is packed with ness aspect, such as put- culture. Today, the 50-city- I’ve talked to are enthusi- a deeper meaning that from people. a contemporary way of ting together a proper block district is filled with astic about the art being reflects the Latino cul- “Many people are say- expressing different her- contract with galleries art galleries, retail stores, there.” ture highly represented ing they’ve never in their itages, like Native Amer- or negotiating with busi- antique shops, artisan In preparation of the in Lynn, something he lives hung out in a park- ican to Mexican, Mayan, nesses, he said. restaurants and bars, small mural festival, which con- learned from longtime ing lot in Lynn,” he said. Aztec, and even African. So far, his experience businesses, and one of the cludes on July 23, more largest open-air street-art friend and former resi- “They’ve told me they He chose to have Luna with the Beyond Walls than 60 applicants were installations in the world. dent Jeff Henriquez. walked by this parking braiding her hair because and the 10-day mural narrowed down to the 20 “Suddenly, people were “It’s interesting because lot a million times and it’s common in Latin cul- festival overpowering artists chosen to create 15 traveling there to see the my daughter’s half Mexi- now I’m hanging out ture to have big braids, the downtown has been murals throughout down- art and other businesses can and half Filipino,” he here.” he said. amazing. town Lynn in just 10 days. started sprouting,” said said. “There is a Polyne- He added that art For Marka27, his fam- “We keep joking and “The real challenge was sian influence with mark- changes the dynamic of a ily is never far. When he Wilson. “The economics narrowing it down,” said saying ‘There’s no divas were right — you could ings in her face and the neighborhood. travels to do murals he here,’” he said. Wilson. “The artists we wrap she is wearing has Marka27, who was born brings his kids and wife. open an eatery and it would picked were chosen because a Mayan/Aztec meaning.” in Mexico, has a style of They support his work Matt Demirs can be be successful. For whatever they best represent the cul- As color comes to life, work he calls neo-indig- and follow the muralist reached at mdemirs@ reason, that had me pictur- ture and the demograph- he’s seen a great response enous, which he said is wherever he goes. And itemlive.com. ing Lynn.” ics of downtown Lynn. We Wilson later attended a chose artists that reflected lecture at Boston Architec- the community.” tural College focused on To celebrate the city’s JPO, Miss Zukie and friends King’s Cross, an inner city sizable Cambodian popu- area of London, which was lation, the Beyond Walls By Matt Demirs to it. They just don’t care.” being portrayed as a youth- team sought a Cambodian FOR THE ITEM Centerboard CEO Mark and culture-oriented neigh- artist, and were willing to DeJoie said he loves the borhood. fly one in from Southeast Thanks to artists JPO vibrant mural and the col- “My family is from En- Asia to do the job, said Wil- and Miss Zukie, the wall ors it brings to his build- gland,” Wilson said. “I knew son. Luckily, they stumbled at City Hall Square has ing. The organization is a King’s Cross. I had been across FONKi, who lives in been overrun by new community-based organi- there in 2010 and it was Montreal. friends. zation that supports fam- known as an area of pros- FONKi was born in Centerboard, meet the ilies and young people titution, crime, and drugs.” France of Cambodian par- zukies. through housing, access Wilson set out for Lon- ents, who were refugees of Beyond Walls muralists to employment, and edu- don to see the transforma- the Khmer Rouge genocide John Paul Ogrodnick and cation. tion himself. Again, Lynn in the ’70s. He discovered Alison Perez (working JPO, who began SOLD flashed through his mind. graffiti at age 15 and grad- as JPO and Miss Zukie, Magazine in 2016, a He drafted a four-compo- ually grew into one of the respectively) painted publication dedicated to nent plan that includes a most prominent figures in 10-day mural festival, the about 100 of the colorful street art, has been an Montreal’s new generation installation of retro neon figures on the side of the artist for more than five of graffiti artists. signs and colorful lights nonprofit’s building as years, but never received This week, he’s leaving beneath dark underpass- part of the 10-day festi- a formal education. his stamp on Lynn with es, and the creation of a val transforming Lynn’s ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK “Everybody has an ar- a portrait of a woman on sculpture to pay homage to downtown. tistic side to them but a 1,709-square-foot brick From left, Vanessa Scrivani, artist Miss Zukie, Lynn’s rich industrial histo- Miss Zukie told us what they are intimidated or wall of a canvas at 22 Mun- artist JPO, and RAW Arts member Michael ry as the home of America’s the zukies are. shut down early in life to roe St. Aghahowa work on the mural at City Hall jet engine technology. “Zukies are fluffy and think they are not a good The buzz Beyond Walls Square during the Beyond Walls mural festival. His plan was presented to chubby characters that artist because they can’t staff hoped to create is al- city officials and the Lynn ready in full swing, with don’t talk,” the Peru native ing to karaoking Dean other places where JPO draw a life-like, photo-re- Business Partnership, an small businesses seeing a said. “They communicate Martin’s “That’s Amore” has worked. In New York alistic drawing of some- association of CEOs in noticeable increase in de- with facial expressions at the White Rose Coffee- City, there usually ar- body,” he said. the city. Charles Gaeta, mand. and thought bubbles.” house on Saturday. en’t crowds admiring his He acknowledges he the executive director of “We are normally closed on This hasn’t been the “It’s been such a good work, but passers-by in could never draw a real- Lynn Housing Authority Sundays,” said Kato Mele, first time JPO and Miss time. This community is Lynn linger to talk, and istic portrait of somebody and Neighborhood Devel- owner of White Rose Cof- Zukie have teamed up. awesome,” he said. “Going cars honk as they drive or do an oil painting of a opment, quickly jumped feehouse in Central Square, They recently complet- into it I heard Lynn has along the work site. landscape, but he’s still on board. Partnering with who decided to open up her ed a 60-by-15-foot mural had a bad rep, but real- “I’ve never experienced an artist who lives off his LHAND, a nonprofit orga- shop last Sunday. “We typ- alongside each other in istically, the people have that type of painting be- work. nization, made the project ically have no foot traffic the Bronx. been so welcoming.” fore,” he said. “In New “You just gotta have fun eligible for grant programs. (downtown) on Sundays. JPO has had a wide That warm embrace York and Miami, there’s in life and enjoy what A Beyond Walls Com- Once the mural festival range of fun while in and interest from the already a lot of art on the you are doing,” he said. mittee formed to focus on started, we saw an increase. Lynn, from street paint- public is different from wall and people are used “That’s what I do.” crowdfunding and raised On Saturday, from the time more than $80,000 from we opened to the time we about 1,400 donors, and closed, it was packed. We did Artist is turning up the Temp $50,000 from MassDevel- three times as much busi- opment’s Commonwealth ness on Saturday than we Places program. did on the Saturday before.” By Matt Demirs ral festivals from here to “Charlie Gaeta, not even FOR THE ITEM Wynwood, Fla., one of the Mele said an interest in knowing me, saw my vision the festival is drawing peo- places where Al Wilson, for what it was when others LYNN — When Temp founder and executive ple in. She hopes regularly was 12 years old, he didn’t,” he said. “Without scheduled events down- director of Beyond Walls, Charlie, this wouldn’t have painted his bedroom visited and became in- town will keep them com- walls, ceilings, and floor happened.” ing back. spired to take a mural Two associate directors, with Disney characters. festival to Lynn. “A lot of people who have Pedro Soto and Amanda been coming in live in Lynn That was then, this is Today, Temp will join Hill, joined the team. Hill and have never been here now. fellow muralists Cey Ad- even left her job to focus on before,” she said. “They As part of the Beyond ams and Caleb Neelon the project full time, Wilson don’t come downtown. We Walls mural festival, he’s at RawArts to talk about said. also had a lot of people joined with fellow Lynn the evolution of graffiti at Community partners coming from surrounding artist Relm to deliver a ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK the discussion “The His- joined the cause, including towns and Boston.” portrait that best reflects tory of American Graffi- Artist Temp of Lynn speaks about the inspi- building owners who of- In addition to the $1,000 the city’s history. ti,” which is also the title ration behind the piece he is working on with fered up their brick walls as payment each artist will re- The pair will be putting Relm on Oxford Street. of Neelon’s book. canvases, local businesses their names up on the ceive at the end of the festi- So far, Temp has heard that made financial dona- val, they were each given a wall of 173 Oxford St. in old said. “We’re tying the ty to be here.” a lot of positive feedback tions, and Item CEO Beth unique lettering, joined $450 Visa gift card to spend graffiti element with a lit- After starting his career from the crowds gather- Bresnahan, who took on the however they choose. Wil- with a drawing of what tle bit of Lynn history.” marking the walls in his ing while he paints and task of making connections. son said it’s not lost on him Temp describes as one of Temp grew up down- bedroom more than 20 couldn’t be happier to see Bresnahan secured finan- that the artists have decid- the first jets made by GE. town but moved to West years ago, Temp moved to the festival unfolding in cial commitments from var- ed to spend the money in The pair will also include Lynn with his family neighborhood walls and the downtown, he said. ious organizations and sup- the city’s coffee shops, bars, a more positive spin on a when he was a teenager. the rest is history. “Downtown Lynn can plies and labor from painter and restaurants. saying locals know too well. “I’ve been waiting a long Temp says he put down use a little brightening and electrician unions, Wil- “Instead of the old say- time for something like the paint for short stints up,” he said. “If it puts son said. Bridget Turcotte can be ing ‘Lynn, Lynn city of this to happen in Lynn,” throughout his career, but a few smiles on people’s “There are many unsung reached at bturcotte@item- sin,’ it will say ‘Lynn, Lynn he said. “I’m honored and never stopped drawing. faces then that’s good heroes in all of this — Beth live.com. Follow her on city of firsts,” the 45-year- appreciate the opportuni- He’s taken part in mu- enough for me.” is one of them,” he said. Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. SPORTS B WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 2017 KATIE MORRISON Fenwick’s Buckwell went above and beyond Single sport By Steve Krause people don’t notice,” said Woods. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR “Swimming’s kind of a tough specialization sport to coach, because we don’t Dave Woods remembers when have a pool. So now you have to Cara Linehan Buckwell received go out and schedule pool times. is on the rise Coach of the Year honors from the They’d practice at 5:30 in the Boston Globe. morning. Cara took care of all of One of the “She was so humbled,” said Bishop Fenwick awesome things that. From an AD’s point of view, Woods, the athletic director at she was something you’d want in swim coach Cara about high school Bishop Fenwick High School in Linehan Buckwell is the many every coach.” Peabody. “We gathered the team Woods said that beyond her ex- passed away last choices kids have around, and we made the an- Tuesday after a when it comes pertise as a coach in general, and nouncement in front of everyone. in swimming in particular, “she battle with lung to extracurric- She was embarrassed. Her face cancer. Fenwick ular activities. was just a great person. got all red. She was so shocked.” “She cared about the kids,” athletic director Whatever your The fact that his swimming Dave Woods said interest, there’s more often than Woods said. “And that’s some- coach was stunned at being recog- that Buckwell was not a club or team or class that will thing you can’t teach coaches. nized was no shock to Woods, how- Either they have it or they don’t, “something you’d ful ll what you’re looking to try. It ever. As far as he was concerned, also gives kids a chance to dabble and she de nitely had it.” want in every she was everything a coach ought Woods remembers one time coach.” in many different activities to see to be — and that all athletic direc- what they like and what they don’t. when Buckwell came up to him, tors hope they can get. COURTESY PHOTO | GATELY For many schools, that range of “She’d do things that a lot of BUCKWELL, B2 FUNERAL HOME, MELROSE choices extend to sports. Take St. John’s Prep, for example. The Prep has 24 different varsity sports for its students to choose from. Even public schools, which generally have Lynn looks to far fewer choices, especially for var- sity, give kids a few different options every season. crown the ‘King Yet, it feels like there’s a large number of athletes who stick to one sport, and play it year-round. Ac- of the Ring’ cording to a March 2017 study by the American Academy of Ortho- By Harold Rivera paedic Surgeons, almost half of high ITEM STAFF school athletes in the United States Boxing will make its way back to Lynn when — 45 percent — specialize in one the “King of the Ring Championship Series” sport, training speci cally in that comes to St. Michael’s Hall. The series kicks off one sport and playing it year-round. on July 28 and runs for the following two Fri- Of course, there are bene ts to days after that. All three parts of the series be- specializing in one sport. If you’re a gin at 7 p.m. and take place at St. Michael’s Hall basketball player, you want to hone on Elmwood Avenue. your craft, practicing drills that will The event will include open class ghters from aid the development of your game ages 17 and over, all of which must have more and getting as much experience on than 10 ghts of experience. Each bout will con- the court as possible. sist of three rounds, each of which will last three Besides, once most athletes get to minutes. The tournament-style series will con- college they’ll have to drop any sec- clude on August 11. ondary sports in order to devote the Alex Sepulveda, who trains local boxers at Pri- time and energy to their primary vate Jewels Fitness, played a key role in bring- sport. But there are also drawbacks ing the series to Lynn. Last month, Sepulveda to specialization. helped reintroduce Lynn to the sport of box- The main motivation for sticking ing when Private Jewels, the facility he owns, to one sport seems to be the pursuit teamed up with Stop the Violence to organize of a college scholarship. College re- the “Boxing For Hope” showcase at Lynn Tech. cruiters are usually present at AAU After receiving a positive response by way of a tournaments, or track invitationals, strong crowd at “Boxing For Hope,” Sepulveda, a or whatever the equivalent would Lynn native, is enthusiastic to kick off “King of be for every sport. the Ring.” Yet, many college coaches preach “I can’t be any more excited,” Sepulveda said. the importance of playing different “It’s a national event. We already have six states sports. One advocate that kept pop- committed to the event. We have great sponsors ping up in my research was Pete and every ghter takes home a belt. It’s going to Carroll, current Seattle Seahawks be great.” head coach and former USC coach. Sepulveda set out to promote the event two “The rst questions I’ll ask about months ago and so far, he said, the response has a kid are, ‘What other sports does provided him a reason to hold high expectations he play? What does he do? What are for the series. his positions? Is he a big hitter in “We started promoting this event early,” Sep- baseball? Is he a pitcher? Does he ulveda said. “We’ve been promoting it for about play hoops?’” Carroll said in an in- two solid months and we’ve been getting a great terview. “All of those things are im- response and great feedback. We have a couple portant to me. I hate that kids don’t of professionals that’ll be in attendance and a play three sports in high school. I couple boxing scouts. These kids ghting in this think that they should play year- ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON series could be the next Floyd Mayweather, or round and get every bit of it that the next Mike Tyson.” they can through that experience. I Robert Irvine & Sons’ Matty Laurino, right, takes a shot over St. And per usual, a good cause is at the forefront really, really don’t favor kids having Michaels Home Association’s Gordan Morales. of what the series will stand for. to specialize in one sport. Even [at “The big part of it is that this event is another USC], I want to be the biggest pro- fundraiser to keep our boxing program alive and ponent for two-sport athletes on the Girls make their mark in help keep these kids off the streets,” Sepulveda college level. I want guys that are so said. special athletically, and so competi- Three of Sepulveda’s boxers will take the ring tive, that they can compete in more summer basketball league in the upcoming series. than one sport.” Zach Calmus, a Marblehead native, will ght Dabo Swinney, Clemson’s head By Katie Morrison But at the Lynn Summer Evening in the super heavyweight division. Calmus is a football coach, shared the same sen- ITEM STAFF Parks and Basketball League, gender Central Division Golden Gloves champion. timents in a New York Times article doesn’t matter. If you want to play, Charlie Espinal, who hails from Salem, will LYNN — Drive around the city, back in December. you can play, simple as that. ght in the 152-pound weight class. Espinal, a and you’ll see playground basketball “I want the multisport guy,” said Some teams are all male, especially Golden Gloves and Silver Gloves champion, took courts lled with kids and adults Swinney. “I just love that ... I just in the high school division. Most have home a victory last month at “Boxing For Hope.” think that the cross-training, the playing pickup games all summer some mix of girls and boys, with the Moises Zorralla, a Lynn resident who hails different types of coaching, the dif- long. But the courts are usually dom- majority of players being male. Then from Puerto Rico, will ght in the 125-pound ferent types of locker rooms, the dif- inated by men and boys of all ages; there’s the Robert Irvine & Sons team, weight class. ferent environments that you prac- it’s not often you’ll see a group of girls tice in, the different challenges — I hosting a pickup game. BASKETBALL, B2 BOXING, B2 think it develops a much more com- petitive, well-rounded type person.” Of the 23 newcomers to the Tigers’ football squad in 2016, more than Navigators right the ship on the season half of them played more than one sport in high school. By Harold Rivera time for the team to mesh together. Then, there are the physical draw- ITEM STAFF “We started 1-11 at the beginning backs of specialization. A December of the year,” Gonski, who took the 2016 study commissioned by the The North Shore Navigators have helm after former manager John National Federation of High School been here before. After starting Zizzo stepped down last week, said. Associations found that athletes the 2016 season at 1-12, the Navs “Last year we started 1-12. I’m not who focus on just one sport are more turned the year around in time to sure why it happens to us but the likely to suffer an injury during compete for a playoff spot. This further we get into the summer, their playing season than those who season, history is repeating itself. the more the guys click. That’s play multiple sports. Through the rst 12 games of the what we’re seeing right now. We “We collected this much data and 2017 season, the Navs were 1-11. have a real close-knit group and saw there is something here,” said Over the past 24 games, however, that’s why we’re playing good base- Tim McGuine, the study’s author the Navs have steered the ship in ball right now.” and a sports medicine researcher at the right direction. Having gone through a similar the University of Wisconsin School The team went 15-9 to close the situation in 2016, the Navs knew of Medicine and Public Health, told rst half of the season at 16-20. what it took to bounce back this the Washington Post in January. That puts North Shore in fourth time around. North Shore’s return- “It’s pretty striking.” place in the Futures Collegiate ers from last summer played key Lower extremity injuries were Baseball League’s East Division, roles in bringing the team back most common among single-sport six games behind the rst-place into contention after the sour start. athletes who trained year-round, Brockton Rox. “We joked around about not do- and were often the result of over- One of the key differences be- ing it again this year,” said Gonski, training and exposure, according to tween the rst 12 games of the year who was the team’s pitching coach and the past 24, interim manager the Post article on the study. in 2016. “We have a strong core ITEM FILE PHOTO So is sticking to one sport bene- Pete Gonski said, is that the play- of returners. They led the way af- Returning players like Joey Pena have helped cial to athletes? It’s impossible to ers have become more comfortable ter we started on that slide. Those with one another as the season has the Navigators weather the storm early on and MORRISON, B2 developed. All in all, it simply took NAVS, B2 turn the season around. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 2017

Navigators right the A late night at Fenway ship on the season NAVS From B1 returning guys like Joey Pena, Keith Linnane, Alex Brickman, Chris Cabrera, they have led the way. They’ve really helped bring the team back.” Although starting the season at 1-11 put the Navs in a tough position, the team never panicked. Keeping a positive atmo- sphere in the clubhouse has allowed the group to build confidence. “The returners have been through it,” Gonski, who played college base- ball at Salem State, said. COURTESY PHOTO “They were able to start positive. We have a bunch Pete Gonski, who of great clubhouse guys was an All-Star with and great players. They’re the Navigators and all able to keep a positive pitched at Salem atmosphere on our team, State, took over the even if we’re not playing manager role after our best some days.” John Zizzo stepped Gonski, a former Navi- down last week. gator himself, is hopeful that the timing of the half of the season, Gonski Navs’ peak will work in and the Navs will rely on North Shore’s favor. It’s their positive clubhouse PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS often better to finish a atmosphere and loose It was a long night at Fenway Park Tuesday as the Red Sox played into extra innings with season on a high note af- style of play to keep them the Blue Jays after an hour-long rain delay to start the game. Red Sox starter Brian Johnson, ter a tough grind in the confident and upbeat. above, allowed three runs on eight hits in six innings of work. early goings as opposed to Gonski’s belief is that his the opposite. team puts itself in a bet- The Navs won six of ter position to win when their last 10 moving into it plays with a loose ap- this week’s all-star break proach. Lynn looks to crown ‘King of the Ring’ and have a stretch of “I think we just have three days off to rest and to stay positive,” Gonski BOXING Ring” cost $20 and can be Sepulveda recognized from the moment the first replenish before gearing said. “We play good base- From B1 purchased in-person at that organizing the event bell rings. A handful of the up for the second half. ball when we’re a little bit Private Jewels or online was a team effort. boxers who’ll participate “I’m really glad we looser. We have a bunch of “This is all top-notch at privatejewelsfitness. “I appreciate St. Mi- are Golden Gloves cham- hit this late hot streak guys who are just great talent,” Sepulveda said. com. They can also be chael’s Hall for helping us kids. The team is close- pions who are looking to moving into the all-star “This is the best that all of purchased at the door on get the hall and helping us break,” Gonski said. knit. When we play loose, become professionals. New England has to offer. the night of the event or make this dream a reali- “We’ve played great base- we’re a tough team to “This is going to be one I’ve had some kids calling at Salem’s Royal Blendz ty,” Sepulveda said. “This ball in our last ten games. beat. We just have to keep of the best boxing events It’s great to get our guys doing that.” from Louisiana hoping to barbershop on Washing- is for the city of Lynn and a little break and kind of The Navs are back in fight in this event. We’re ton Street. Fans must pur- it should be. It was a com- around in a long time,” reset to carry over what action on Thursday night going to have some really chase separate tickets in plete team effort.” Sepulveda said. “This is we’ve been doing over the (7 p.m.) when they host talented, top-notch boxers order to be admitted into Fans who’ll be in atten- going to be a great event. past few weeks.” the Seacoast Mavericks at fighting here.” all three portions of the dance, Sepulveda said, can It’s going to be one to re- Moving into the second Fraser Field. Tickets for “King of the series. expect competitive boxing member.” Fenwick’s Buckwell Girls make their mark in summer hoops league went above and beyond BASKETBALL From B1 BUCKWELL was diagnosed with can- comprised of almost entire- From B1 cer. “A lot of people didn’t ly female middle-school- worried about one of her know she was sick, in- ers. And they can hang with swimmers. cluding me,” Woods said. anyone. “She told me that the “When I heard, I was lit- Despite being outnum- girl hadn’t been herself erally speechless. bered by boys in the at practice, and that she “When she had cancer, league, there’s no intimi- was worried,” Woods said. I don’t think that was dation for the girls. “She said she was going ever made public, except “Not really,” Irvine’s to talk to the girl’s guid- for people who were real- Matty Laurino said when ance counselor, but in the ly close with her,” Woods asked if she was intimi- meantime, asked if I’d said. dated by some of the big- watch out for her.” Buckwell died a week ger boys she plays against. Woods said Buckwell ago Tuesday at the age “I know most of the boys, hadn’t been feeling well as of 34. She was the second and feel comfortable play- the winter sports season sibling in her family to ing with them. came to an end. A coach die, as her younger sister, “We have no girls play- at the school since Woods Laura Linehan, died at ing basketball, so we tried became athletic director a age 20 from liver disease. to get a group together decade ago, Buckwell had Cara Buckwell ran the and make a team,” Lauri- her first child 10 months Boston Marathon to help no added. ago, and therefore decid- raise awareness of the “Sometimes, there’s a lot ed to sit the year out as plight of patients waiting of stuff for the boys, but a coach, even though she for liver transplants. not as much for the girls,” helped out and was still “Not one bit of this makes said Nia Sams, Laurino’s around the program. sense to me,” said Woods, Irvine teammate. “But “She wasn’t feeling well whose own daughter, Cas- we’re dedicated, we want sometime around March,” sidy, was diagnosed with to get better. We’re in this. said Woods, “and I think leukemia when she was So we’re all trying to get originally, they thought a small child. Cassidy is together and get better.” she had pneumonia, and now 18 and a graduate of The girls share a com- she was being treated for Bishop Fenwick. She will mon love of basketball. it.” be going to college in the The league isn’t all fun However, it wasn’t pneu- fall to major in pediatric and games for them, ei- ther. They’re there to monia. It was lung cancer. oncology. practice and get better Even though she’d been “People say there’s a against good competition. plan, or whatever, but an athlete, swimmer and “We’re all here for the I don’t understand it,” marathon runner who same reason, we’re all took care of her body, she Woods said. “I don’t see it.” here to get better, and we love the sport,” Sams said. And being able to com- Sport specialization on pete with any team is a confidence boost. the rise in high school “It feels good. They’re boys, they might think MORRISON are so many positives that they’re somewhat bet- From B1 come from playing differ- ter than us,” Sams said. ent sports; skills learned “I think it’s a good thing truly quantify, but a study in track could be applied that we’re an almost-all conducted by the Ameri- girls team. We’re coming to basketball. Cross coun- ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON can Orthopaedic Society try running will keep la- together, all here for the for Sports Medicine con- crosse players in shape. same reason, and I think Top, Robert Irvine & Sons’ Nia Sams dribbles behind her back to get cluded that “most athletes Swimming is a lifelong we need more girls to step around Marc Garraud. Bottom, Irvine’s Nakayla Espinal shoots a free up and get together and who are recruited to par- sport that keeps athletes throw. ticipate in collegiate ath- start practicing.” in shape during the win- letics will eventually spe- “You feel like you’ve ter. gether, we know how each es in this world where we community a better place,” cialize in their sport, but it achieved a goal, like other plays, and it’d be wouldn’t have this oppor- Of course, there’s a lot Laurino added. does not appear that early you’re as good as anyone good to get more people tunity,” Sams said. of pressure for young ath- The players also have specialization is necessary else,” Robert Irvine’s Na- and learn how they play,” “In the summer, you ac- letes to devote tons of time a message for any girls to become a NCAA Divi- kayla Espinal said. “You Espinal said. “It’s really tually have something to who might be on the fence sion I athlete.” and energy to one sport in feel like you are somebody good because this is like a do,” Espinal said. “When about coming out and join- Personally, I’m a big pro- order to make the varsity that can accomplish any- family.” you get back to school, you ing the league. ponent of trying different squad or garner the atten- thing in life.” They’re all grateful for can say yeah, during the sports. It’s the only time tion of college coaches and The team, like others, is the opportunity the league summer, I played a lot of “Just try your best,” in an athlete’s life that scouts. But don’t discount close-knit. The girls have provides for local kids as basketball, you weren’t Espinal said. “Challenge they’ll have such easy the benefits and advan- a rhythm with each other well. The league is free, just laying down watching yourself to get better, and access to a wide range of tages of being well-round- and look forward to hit- well-organized and fun for TV or something.” it’s just fun. It’s not about activities, so why not take ed and trying out different ting the court every week. everyone. “It helps us stay out of winning or losing, just advantage? Besides, there sports. “We’re all on a team to- “There are a lot of plac- trouble and makes the have fun.” WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

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Reading vs. Gloucester (5:30) (Not including last night’s games) WEDNESDAY Thursday Friday N. Andover Nat. vs. Peabody (7:30) Wednesday WEST State Section 4 vs. Seacoast vs. Martha’s LL Tournament NSBL W L Pts. Pct. Streak L10 Marblehead at Saugus (6) OFF Mavericks (7) Vineyard At Wyoma’s Reinfuss Field, Lynn Wachusett 20 15 40 0.571 1W 3-7 Reading vs. N. Andover Nat. (5:30) NS Phillies at NS Storm (8) Sharks (7) Bristol 18 16 36 0.529 1W 6-4 Peabody vs. Gloucester (7:30) FRIDAY Pittsfield 19 19 39 0.513 1W 6-4 NSBL State Section 4 Worcester 16 20 33 0.458 2L 5-5 Manchester at Marblehead (6) LL Tournament EAST NS Storm at Swampscott (6) At Wyoma’s Reinfuss Field, Lynn Saturday Sunday W L Pts. Pct. Streak L10 Newburyport at Peabody (7:45) Gloucester vs. N. Andover Nat. Saugus at Kingston (8) vs. Martha’s Brockton 22 14 44 0.611 3W 6-4 (5:30) OFF THURSDAY Vineyard M Vineyard 17 19 35 0.486 1W 5-5 Reading vs. Peabody (7:30) Sharks (5) Nashua 18 20 36 0.474 2L 4-6 State Section 4 NSBL North Shore 16 20 33 0.458 1L 6-4 LL Tournament Newburyport at Swampscott (6) Seacoast 16 19 32 0.457 1L 4-6 At Wyoma’s Reinfuss Field, Lynn Manchester at Beverly (8) SPORTS BRIEFS Massachusetts farm to honor Tom Spartan Baseball school division. For more information or to Clinic July 24-28 register, email either lynn- Brady with corn maze in his image parksandrecreation@gmail. The Spartan Baseball com or stoptheviolence- Clinic will take place from PLYMPTON (AP) — A Massachu- [email protected] or call 781- July 24-July 28 at Pine setts farm is honoring Tom Brady 268-8000. Hill’s Gallagher Park. with a corn maze designed in his im- The clinic is open to play- age. ers from ages seven to 13 Lynn Summer Sauchuk’s Corn Maze and Pumpkin and runs from 9 a.m. to 1 Patch in the town of Plympton said p.m. each day of the week. Track Series Sunday that its 10th corn maze will Players will learn the basic The Lynn Parks and Recre- feature the New England Patriots’ fundamentals of hitting, ation Department’s Youth star quarterback. fielding in both the infield Summer Evening Track The maze will open Sept. 16. The de- and outfield, throwing and meets will be held Monday sign has been unveiled on the farm’s baserunning. evenings until Aug. 21 at Facebook page . A concession stand will be Manning Field, starting at Boston.com reports the crops won’t available from Monday 6:30 p.m. be fashioned into the shape of Brady through Thursday for play- There is no entry fee, and until closer to the farm’s opening day. Farm owner Scott Sauchuk plants ers to purchase lunch, and kids, from toddlers to high and grows the corn, which he says is lunch will be served on Fri- schoolers, from all communi- day at the clinic’s conclusion. a 90- to 100-day process. A company ties are welcome. Players should bring their will then spend one day chopping the There are eight different own equipment. corn into the desired shape. running events and two field FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The cost for the clinic is Sauchuk says the decision was events. $125 for the week. Contact based on the Patriots’ Super Bowl vic- Tom Brady holds up the Lombardi Trophy during the Patriots For more information, visit Derek Dana at ddanasmh@ tory over the Atlanta Falcons earlier Super Bowl parade in Boston in February. Brady will be hon- lwrun.org or contact Joe Abe- gmail.com, or at 781-521- this year. ored with a corn maze in his likeness this September. 9439 for more information. lon at [email protected] or 617-893-7064. Lynn Flag Lynn Summer Top of draft board shines at Summer League Football tourney (AP) — The depth and Far from it. The real Basketball League quality of the 2017 NBA test comes in a couple of Lynn Parks and Recre- draft had teams tanking months. ation and Stop the Violence: The Lynn Summer Basket- at the end of the regular But for several fran- Lynn will hold a flag foot- ball League is in full swing, season in hopes of vault- chises that are in the ball tournament Saturday, with the elementary school ing into the top three business of selling hope at Manning Field in Lynn, division playing at 5 p.m., the picks. right now, business is beginning at 8 a.m. middle school division play- With the huge cave- good. The games will be played ing at 6, and the high school at being that it was only VEGAS TITLE GAME rain or shine. division at 7. summer league action, Kyle Kuzma had 30 Each team must have 10 The league runs every those at the top of the points and 10 rebounds to Monday and Tuesday at players with at least two draft made quite a first lead the Lakers to a 110- Breed and Wednesday and females. There will be four impression. 98 victory over the Trail Thursday behind English for grammar school teams, Summer league play Blazers. eight in the middle school five weeks leading up to the ended on Monday night Kuzma hit 6 of 10 division and four in the high end of summer tournament. after the Los Angeles 3-pointers and Matt Lakers beat Portland Thomas scored 23 points TV/RADIO in the Las Vegas league on 8-of-9 shooting and championship game. Over 5 for 5 on 3s to help the TV Diving leagues played in Orlan- Lakers overcome the loss MLB World Championship (wom- do, Salt Lake City and of Ball, who sat out with Chicago Cubs at Atlanta, en’s 10-meter final), Vegas, many of the top a calf injury. MLB Network, 12 p.m.; NBCSN, 12:30 p.m. 10 picks gave their teams Caleb Swanigan had 25 Cleveland at San Francis- plenty to feel good about points, 12 rebounds and Soccer co, MLB Network, 3:30 before heading into the seven assists and Jake p.m.; Tampa Bay at Oak- CONCACAF Gold Cup quar- league’s quiet period for Layman had 21 points land, MLB Network, 3:35 terfinal: Costa Rica vs. the next two months. and seven boards for p.m.; St. Louis at NY Mets, Panama, FS1, 6 p.m.; Inter- No. 2 pick Lonzo Ball Portland. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ESPN, 7:08 p.m.; Toronto national Champions Cup, owned Vegas with a pair PACKED HOUSE at Boston, NESN, 7:10 AS Roma vs. Paris of triple-doubles and Los Angeles Lakers’ rookie Lonzo Ball holds up Buoyed by Ball and the p.m.; Washington at LA Saint-Germain, ESPN2, 8 was named Vegas MVP. the trophy for the most valuable player in the Lakers, nearly 128,000 Angels, ESPN, 10:08 p.m. p.m.; CONCACAF Gold Cup Top pick Markelle Fultz NBA summer league on Monday night. fans attended the Vegas showed off his wide array Summer League this year. WNBA quarterfinal: US vs. El Sal- of scoring tricks in Utah What started as a gath- Connecticut at New York, vador, FS1, 9 p.m. — Nikoloz Tskitishvili, Walton said. “The way before sitting out much of anyone? — who never he plays, he’s always got ering of a few teams 13 NBA TV, 11 a.m. Radio Vegas with an ankle inju- years ago has turned into amounted to anything in his poise about him, just MLB ry and No. 3 pick Jayson a full-fledged event under Cycling the NBA. But for strug- an incredible basketball Tatum of Boston was the guidance of coaching Tour de France (stage 17), Toronto at Boston, WEEI-FM gling franchises like the player and with the un- NBCSN, 8 a.m. 93.7, 7:10 p.m. drawing comparisons to agent Warren LeGarie Paul Pierce while domi- Lakers, Sixers, Suns and selfish nature he plays the and Albert Hall. Sponsors nating both in Utah and Kings, seeing some real game, it just becomes con- are lining up to get in on MLB Nevada. promise from their young- tagious and I think other the action, fans crowd the sters the first time they guys started picking up AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE The competition these concourses looking for au- East Division East Division rookies will face will step on the court is en- and playing off of that.” tographs of the next big W L Pct GB W L Pct GB couraging. Winning a summer Boston 52 42 .553 — Washington 56 36 .609 — increase exponential- things and established Tampa Bay 50 44 .532 2 Atlanta 45 46 .495 10½ ly when training camps “Lonzo definitely gave league title certainly stars like LeBron James, New York 47 44 .516 3½ Miami 42 50 .457 14 open in October. And the team a lot of confi- doesn’t mean the suffer- Toronto 43 49 .467 8 New York 41 50 .451 14½ Isaiah Thomas and John Baltimore 43 49 .467 8 Philadelphia 31 61 .337 25 there is a long list of sum- dence as this thing went ing of the last four years Wall sit courtside to watch Central Division Central Division mer league standouts along,” Lakers coach Luke is over for the Lakers. the games. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Cleveland 48 43 .527 — Milwaukee 52 44 .542 — Minnesota 47 45 .511 1½ Chicago 47 45 .511 3 Kansas City 45 46 .495 3 St. Louis 46 47 .495 4½ Detroit 42 49 .462 6 Pittsburgh 46 48 .489 5 Wardrobe change: No home, road Chicago 38 52 .422 9½ Cincinnati 39 53 .424 11 West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Houston 62 31 .667 — Los Angeles 64 29 .688 — Seattle 47 47 .500 15½ Arizona 53 39 .576 10½ uniforms as NBA goes to Nike Texas 45 47 .489 16½ Colorado 54 41 .568 11 Los Angeles 46 49 .484 17 San Diego 40 52 .435 23½ Oakland 42 51 .452 20 San Francisco 35 59 .372 29½ NEW YORK (AP) — NBA teams and the visitors will select one of months.

Tuesday’s Games Washington at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. are making a wardrobe change, with the contrasting ones from their col- Also, eight teams will have a “Clas- Pittsburgh 4, Milwaukee 3 Cleveland at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. the traditional home and road uni- lection. Previously, white uniforms sic” uniform available in the fall that Philadelphia 5, Miami 2 Arizona at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. St. Louis 5, N.Y. Mets 0 Chicago Cubs at Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. forms going back in the closet. were the default for home teams. they can wear at their discretion. Texas at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. San Diego at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. The league said Tuesday it is elim- The first two editions will debut at Nike, which is replacing Adidas, Toronto at Boston, 7:10 p.m. Washington at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. Wednesday’s Games inating the old apparel designations the start of the season. The “Asso- says its uniforms are the NBA’s N.Y. Yankees at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. N.Y. Yankees (Montgomery 6-4) at Minne- Seattle at Houston, 8:10 p.m. sota (Berrios 8-3), 1:10 p.m. starting with the 2017-18 season, ciation” is formerly the home white lightest ever and absorb sweat fast- Detroit at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. Seattle (Paxton 8-3) at Houston (Morton when Nike becomes the official out- uniform and the “Icon” is the previ- er, with changes to the neck, back Tampa Bay at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. 7-3), 2:10 p.m. fitter. Instead, there will be four pri- ous road jersey, featuring the team’s shoulder and armhole to enhance mary uniforms for each team. primary color. agility. They were tested by members MLB LEAGUE LEADERS The host team will pick which of its The other two primary uniforms of last summer’s gold medal-winning AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE uniforms will be worn for each game will be revealed in the coming U.S. Olympic basketball team. BATTING AVERAGE BATTING AVERAGE Jose Altuve, HOU .347 David Murphy, WAS .344 Jose Ramirez, CLE .326 Bryce Harper, WAS .329 Ben Gamel, SEA .321 Buster Posey, SF .328 Cowboys still exploring latest Elliott incident Carlos Correa, HOU .320 Ryan Zimmerman, WAS .327 Avisail Garcia, CHW .313 Charlie Blackmon, COL .320 FRISCO, Texas (AP) — Dallas not mention Elliott. Dallas police hasn’t cleared Elliott. Eric Hosmer, KC .312 Anthony Rendon, WAS .318 Corey Dickerson, TB .311 Marcell Ozuna, MIA .317 Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said also are investigating the incident. Elliott also drew unwanted atten- Aaron Judge, NYY .311 HOME RUNS Tuesday the team is still gathering Jones said he didn’t want to specu- tion last season when he visited a le- HOME RUNS Giancarlo Stanton, MIA 28 details over Ezekiel Elliott’s involve- late about a possible suspension. An gal marijuana shop before a presea- Aaron Judge, NYY 30 Cody Bellinger, LAD 26 ment in an altercation at a Dallas NFL spokesman said the league is son game in Seattle. Last spring, he George Springer, HOU 27 Joey Votto, CIN 26 bar, the latest off-field incident for looking into the latest incident “to pulled down a woman’s shirt during Khris Davis, OAK 26 Jay Bruce, NYM 24 Logan Morrison, TB 26 Bryce Harper, WAS 23 the star running back. understand the facts.” One of El- a St. Patrick’s Day parade. Mike Moustakas, KC 25 Marcell Ozuna, MIA 23 Elliott, who was already facing a liott’s representatives didn’t return The 21-year-old Elliott, who led Justin Smoak, TOR 24 Anthony Rizzo, CHC 23 potential suspension over the NFL’s a message seeking comment. the NFL in rushing as a rookie and Yonder Alonso, OAK 21 Eric Thames, MIL 23 investigation of a year-old domestic Authorities in Columbus, Ohio, de- helped the Cowboys to the top seed RUNS BATTED IN RUNS BATTED IN Nelson Cruz, SEA 74 Nolan Arenado, COL 73 case, was involved in a dispute Sun- clined to prosecute the former Ohio in the NFC playoffs with a 13-3 re- Carlos Correa, HOU 67 Bryce Harper, WAS 72 day night that led to a man getting State star over a domestic dispute cord, can get suspended without any Aaron Judge, NYY 66 Paul Goldschmidt, ARI 71 punched in the nose and being taken with his ex-girlfriend before Elliott’s convictions, although the now-man- George Springer, HOU 64 David Murphy, WAS 71 to a hospital. Dallas police said the first training camp with the Cow- datory six-game ban without pay for Robinson Cano, SEA 63 Marcell Ozuna, MIA 70 Khris Davis, OAK 63 Joey Votto, CIN 68 30-year-old man didn’t know who boys last year. But the NFL’s inves- a domestic incident is unlikely with- Miguel Sano, MIN 62 Jake Lamb, ARI 67 punched him, and the report does tigation continued , and the league out legal involvement. B4 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 2017 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON SOUP TO NUTZ / RICK STROMOSKI

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

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

HOROSCOPE

CANCER (June 21-July 22) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Don’t leave anything to chance. Emotional situations will limit Protect against loss. Don’t You will have mixed emotions Don’t let emotions interfere Spend time at home making Observe what others do and leave your money or posses- your actions. Don’t let anyone regarding what you want to do with your work. A disciplined alterations that will bring you be ready to counter any action put demands on you that will sions out in the open or invest next. Don’t take on too much attitude will help you stay on that might infringe upon your deny you the chance to do your in what someone else is doing. or you will fall short of your ex- top of your responsibilities and peace of mind and comfort. rights, position or reputation if own thing. Someone will disap- Trust and believe in yourself pectations. Someone will try to give you time to distance your- Do the work yourself and you’ll you want to avoid discord. point you. and your ability to succeed. manipulate you emotionally. self from personal problems. keep your costs down. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) How you contribute to a joint LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Partnerships are highlighted. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) effort or cause will make a dif- Spend time doing things with Whether you are going into Take on a domestic or personal A call for assistance will be an- Make the effort to make a dif- ference to the way others view the people who have the most business with someone or project that will improve your swered. Personal changes will ference. The more you do and to contribute. Sharing, collab- life and the way you do things. lead to an opportunity you nev- you. Dedication, loyalty and pursuing a joint venture or ro- the less you say, the more you’ll participation will give you the orating or just getting to know mantic connection, just say Getting others involved in your er considered in the past. Intel- right to offer your opinion. Per- someone better should be your what’s on your mind and find plans will bring you closer to- ligence and a positive attitude accomplish. Put your heart into sonal gains are apparent. intent. Romance is featured. out where you stand. gether. will bring good results. whatever project you take on.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Man is ready to shop around for new source of ‘lattes’ From the unclear to the clear-cut DEAR ABBY: My wife bag of food to about 10 Kimon Nicolaides, a Greek four spades with a slam-un- and I have been married Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van families once a month. American who during WWI suitable hand, or a control-bid for 17 years. For the first Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, This group does not dis- served in the U.S. Army in with slam interest. Here, North 16 years, my wife would and was founded by her mother, close how much money France as a camouflage artist, should have bid four clubs. make me lattes without was collected — ever — said, “Learning to draw is real- Yes, the three low hearts were being asked. Last year, Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at ly a matter of learning to see worrying, but the rest of his she announced she would DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los and are very secretive about how much they have — to see correctly — and that hand was excellent. no longer make any more Angeles, CA 90069. means a good deal more than in their fund. Some of us South would have con- lattes for me. When I merely looking with the eye.” asked her if she expected who live here have raised trol-bid four hearts, and North questions is yes, perhaps away or keep them. I know Learning to bid in bridge is me to go the rest of my life could have launched (Roman she should discuss them there’s no perfect answer, the question as to how really a matter of learning to without one, she said yes! Key Card) Blackwood before with her doctor — or the but any advice you could much money they are decide — to decide correct- Do you think it would be two of you talk about them holding, but they refuse to ly — between your sensible signing off in six spades. OK if I found another fe- offer to help me make that with a licensed marriage give us any information. Even after a heart lead, six male to make lattes for decision would be appreci- choices. counselor. Hint: I’m really ated. It’s a sensitive topic They say they are not a Often the right bid will be spades is desirable. Declarer me? Wouldn’t that woman not advising you about wins with his ace and imme- be doing my wife a favor? for me. nonprofit, so they don’t clear-cut; but not always, of lattes, either. have to report to the IRS. course. In today’s diagram, diately takes dummy’s three Hint: I am not really LOVE LETTERS IN talking about lattes. Is there anything we can look at the North hand. He top diamonds to discard his DEAR ABBY: After 33 TEXAS opened one diamond, partner heart losers. Then he draws years of what I thought do to make them tell us NO MORE LATTES DEAR L.L.: I’ll bet it is. how much is in there? responded one spade, he re- trumps as quickly as possible. IN KOKOMO was a near-perfect mar- bid two no-trump, and partner riage, my husband walked How does reading those touching love letters make MONEY MATTERS continued with three spades. DEAR NO MORE out and filed for divorce. What should North have done LATTES: Before out- you feel? Be honest. If they That was 12 years ago. DEAR MONEY MAT- now? sourcing your latte busi- Since then, I’ve done my bring back warm memo- TERS: There absolutely is. ness, it is important that best to move on and find ries, hang onto them. How- Three spades guaranteed at you find out from your my “next chapter.” ever, if they have the oppo- Poll how many of your least a six-card suit and sug- wife why her attitude has I’m now in the process of site effect, do yourself a neighbors feel the way you gested that a slam was pos- changed so drastically. downsizing to move into a favor, dispose of them and do, and then, as a group, sible. (With only five spades, Has she lost interest in smaller house. While go- continue looking forward stop contributing money. If South would have rebid three that kind of beverage ing through my filing cab- into your next chapter. enough residents do that, clubs, New Minor Forcing, to preparation? Has making inet, I ran across some the money will dry up and ask North for three-card sup- DEAR ABBY: I live in a port. With only game in mind, lattes become painful for very sweet and touching the fund will close. Be- her? Could there be other love letters my ex had mobile park, and in the South would have jumped cause only 10 families issues in your relationship written to me — some of park is a group that col- straight to four spades.) that have made her less them just a few weeks be- lects money and runs need this kind of help, you North had three choices: interested in giving you fore he left me. I am hav- fundraisers to help the and your neighbors should three no-trump (which would your favorite treat? ing a hard time deciding low-income people who consider selecting families be a very unusual selection), If the answer to these whether to throw them live here. They deliver one to help and do it directly.

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CITY OF LYNN NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage The City of Lynn, acting by and through the City Council Committee on Public mortgage given by Fletcher W. Crandall and Linda T. Crandall to Washington given by Gary N. Polignone to Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., dated May 25, 2005 and Property and the Mutual Bank, FA, dated August 4, 2006 and registered with the Essex County recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book Building Commissioner as procurement officer for real property, invites proposals (Southern District) Registry District of the Land Court as Document No.471144 as 24339, Page 177 subsequently assigned to US Bank National Association, as for the purchase of the following described properties: noted on Certificate of Title No. 69287, of which mortgage the undersigned is the Trustee for WMLT 2005-A by Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. by assignment recorded in present holder by assignment from JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association, said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 29266, Page 548 465 Essex Street, Unit 2, Parcel ID 083661021002. as purchaser of loans and other assets of Washington Mutual Bank, formerly and subsequently assigned to US BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE Condominium Unit 2 - Occcupied. known as Washington Mutual Bank, FA (the Savings Bank) from the Federal FOR WACHOVIA MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST, LLC MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH For information purposes only an estimated value has been determined by the City Deposit Insurance Corporation, acting as receiver for the Savings Bank and CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2005-A by Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. by assignment recorded of Lynn Assessor's Office to be $94,600.00, said estimated value is based on FY pursuant to its authority under the Federal Deposit Insurance Act, 12 U.S.C. in said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 33098, Page 17 with an assessment date of January 1, 2016. section 1821(d) to Bank of America, National Association as successor by merger 494; of which Mortgage the undersigned is the present holder for breach of the to LaSalle Bank NA as trustee for WaMu Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates Series conditions of said Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at 8 Garland Street, Unit 3, Parcel ID 093560021003. 2006-AR13 Trust dated March 5, 2010 and registered with said registry on July 2, Public Auction at 9:00 AM on August 2, 2017 at 176-178 Webbacowitt Avenue, Condominium Unit 3. - Occupied. 2010 at Document No. 510624 Certificate of Title No. 69287, for breach of the Unit 178, Lynn, MA, all and singular the premises described in said Mortgage, to For informational purposes only an estimated value has been determined by the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, the same will be wit: City of Lynn Assessor's Office to be 130,800.00, said estimated value is based on sold at Public Auction at 11:00 a.m. on August 14, 2017, on the mortgaged FY 17 with an assessment date of January 1, 2016. premises located at 2 Lovell Road, Lynnfield, Essex County, Massachusetts, all The land in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, bounded and described as and singular the premises described in said mortgage, follows: The Condominium Unit known as Condominium Unit Number 178 21R Michigan Avenue, Parcel ID 103548023. (hereinafter called the "Subject Unit"), in the Condominium known as 176-178 Single Family - Occupied. Containing 6,119 square feet. TO WIT: Webbacowitt Avenue Condominium, a Condominium (hereinafter called the For informational purposes only an estimated value has been determined by the "Condominium"), established by Master Deed dated April 29, 2005, and recorded City of Lynn Assessor's Office to be $181,600.00, said estimated value is based NORTHWESTERLY BY STILLMAN ROAD NINETY ONE AND 10/100 (91.10) FEET; on April 29, 2005, in the Essex South County Registry of Deeds, in Book 24229, on FY 17 with an assessment date of January 1, 2016. Page 178 (hereinafter called the "Master Deed"). The post office address of the NORTHERLY ON A CURVING LINE FORMING THE JUNCTION OF SAID STILLMAN Condominium is 176-178 Webbacowitt Avenue, Lynn, Massachusetts, 01901. The 13 Raddins Grove Avenue, Parcel ID 020289049. ROAD AND LOVELL ROAD FORTY-FOUR AND 92/100 (44.92) FEET; land is described in said Master Deed. This Deed, the Subject Unit and the Single Family - Occupied. Containing 5,053 square feet. Condominium are subject to the provisions of Massachusetts General Laws, For informational purposes only an estimated value has been determined by the NORTHEASTERLY BY SAID LOVELL ROAD ONE HUNDRED FIFTY (150) FEET; Chapter 183A. The subject Unit is conveyed together with: 1. An undivided fifty City of Lynn Assessor's Office to be $238,000.00, said estimated value is based percent (50%) interest in the common areas and facilities of the Condominium on FY 17 with an assessment date of January 1, 2016. SOUTHEASTERLY BY LOT 101, AS SHOWN ON PLAN HEREINAFTER MENTIONED, described in the Master Deed appertaining to the Subject Unit; 2. An easement for ONE HUNDRED TWENTY FIVE AND 87/100 (125.87) FEET; AND the exclusive use of the yard, stairs, and rear deck areas designated on the 48 Saunders Road, Parcel ID 090097006. Condominium Plans filed with the Master Deed as exclusive use areas for Unit Single Family - Occupied. Containing 4,795 square feet. SOUTHWESTERLY BY LAND NOW OR FORMERLY OF CHARLES W. ROBINSON ONE 178, subject to the terms of the Master Deed and Condominium Trust. 3. An For informational purposes only an estimated value has been determined by the HUNDRED FIFTY FOUR AND 11/100 (154.11) FEET. easement for the continuance of all encroachments by the Subject Unit on the City of Lynn Assessor's Office to be $152,100.00, said estimated value is based adjoining units or on the common areas and facilities existing as a result of on FY 17 with an assessment date of January 1, 2016. ALL OF SAID BOUNDARIES ARE DETERMINED BY THE COURT TO BE LOCATED AS construction of the Building, or that may come into existence hereafter as a result SHOWN UPON PLAN NUMBERED 4233-M, DRAWN BY EDWIN H. KING AND of: (1) settling of the Building; or (2) condemnation or eminent domain The properties are being sold "as is" and with occupants. There is no access to GEORGE E. HAYES, CIVIL ENGINEERS, DATED JULY 10, 1954, AS MODIFIED AN proceeding, or (3) alteration or repair of the common areas and facilities or any these properties. APPROVED BY THE COURT, FILED IN THE REGISTRATION OFFICE, A COPY OF A part thereof made pursuant to the provisions of the Master Deed as the same may PORTION OF WHICH IS FILED WITH CERTIFICATE OF TITLE 23973 IN SAID be from time to time amended, or the provisions of the Declaration of trust of the Proposals must be submitted on forms provided by the City of Lynn, sealed in an REGISTRY, AND THE ABOVE DESCRIBED LAND IS SHOWN AS LOT 100, ON LAST 176-178 Webbacowitt Avenue Condominium Trust as the same may be from time envelope and delivered to the Office of the City Clerk, Room 201, Lynn City Hall, 3 MENTIONED PLAN. to time amended; or (4) repair or restoration of the Building or any Unit therin after City Hall Square, on or before 2:00 p.m., Tuesday August 22, 2017, and will be damage by fire or other casualty; and 4. An easement to use all pipes, wires, publicly opened and read aloud at a meeting of the Lynn City Council Committee BEING THE SAME PARCEL CONVEYED TO FLETCHER W. CRANDALL AND LINDA T. flues, ducts, conduits, plumbing lines and other portions of the common areas and on Public Property in Room 402 at 7:00 p.m., Tuesday, August 22, 2017. CRANDALL FROM WENSHONG SHIEH AND WENDY P. SHIEH BY VIRTUE OF A DEED facilities located in the other units and serving the Subject Unit. 5. Such taxes RECORDED MAY 18, 1998 IN DOCUMENT NO, 342362 IN ESSEX COUNTY, attributable to these Units and its undivided percentage interest in the Common Proposals must be marked on outside of envelope: "Proposal for Purchase of MASSACHUSETTS. Areas and Facilities for the current fiscal year and the following fiscal year as are Public Property". not due and payable on the date of this Unit Deed, all of which taxes the Grantee, For mortgagor's(s') title see deed registered with Essex County (Southern by acceptance and recording of this deed, covenants and agrees to pay; 6. A deposit in the amount of at least ten (10) percent of bid shall be submitted with District) Registry District of the Land Court as Document No. 342362, as noted on Provisions of existing building and zoning codes and laws; 7. Restrictions and bid and shall be in the form of certified check or cashier's check. Certificate of Title No. 69287. matters of record; 8. Rights of other Unit Owners to exclusive use of certain common areas and facilities as set forth in the Master Deed. 9. Easements, rights, If successful bidder does not close within forty-five (45) days of award, deposit These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit obligations, provisions, agreements, restrictions, building line limitations, zoning shall be forfeited to the City of Lynn as liquidated damages. At that point, City of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the regulations, public utility and telephone easements, easements in favor of the reserves the right to award to next highest bidder, if in the best interest of the City nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax Grantor of the Master Deed, and all other matters set forth or referred to in the of Lynn. titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or Master Deed; and 10. The provisions of Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 183 liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, A ("Condominiums') Bidder shall be present (or represented) at bid opening to answer any questions having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, the Committee on Public Property may have regarding the property or the proposed easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, use. restrictions, building and zoning laws, liens, attorney's fees and costs pursuant to TERMS OF SALE: M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and The City of Lynn reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids as in the best assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession. interest of the City of Lynn and to stipulate conditions of the sale. A deposit of Fifteen Thousand ($15,000.00 ) Dollars by certified or bank check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. TERMS OF SALE: Proposals will be evaluated based on the following criteria: The balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of 1. Amount of bid. 150 California Street, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be 2. Proposed use and impact on the neighborhood. 610389, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of Successful bidder will be required to file a Disclosure of Beneficial Interest as receipt in full of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days provided in Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 7, Section 40J. said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in this publication. from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid This procurement is subject to MGL, Chapter 30B, Section 16. Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms Item: July 19, 25, 2017 of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIA- sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be TION, AS TRUSTEE, SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST TO BANK OF AMERICA, NATIONAL entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATION AS TRUSTEE AS SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO LASALLE BANK, recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The NATIONAL ASSOCIATION AS TRUSTEE FOR WAMU MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage CERTIFICATES SERIES 2006-AR13 TRUST an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. given by Wilfredo Perez and Elis Perez to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Present holder of said mortgage Inc. as nominee for Countrywide Home Loans, Inc., its successors and assigns, Other terms if any, to be announced at the sale. dated October 12, 2004 and Registered with Essex (South District) County By its Attorneys, Registry District of the Land Court as Document Number 446502 noted on HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. U.S. Bank National Association, as Trustee for Wachovia Certificate of Title Number 76795 subsequently assigned to Bank of America, N. 150 California Street Mortgage Loan Trust, LLC Mortgage Pass-Through A., successor by merger to BAC Home Loans Servicing, LP FKA Countrywide Home Newton, MA 02458 Certificates, Series 2005-A Loans Servicing, LP by Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. by (617) 558-0500 assignment Registered with Registry District of the Land Court as Document 201002-0075 - TEA Present Holder of said Mortgage, 526549 as noted on Certificate of title number 76795, subsequently assigned to Daily Item: July 5, 12, 19, 2017 By Its Attorneys, Everbank by Bank of America, N. A. by Registered with Registry District of the Land ORLANS PC Court as Document 545972 as noted on Certificate of title number 76795 and CITY OF LYNN PO Box 540540 subsequently assigned to Ditech Financial, LLC Formerly known as Green Tree REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL Waltham, MA 02454 Servicing, LLC by Everbank by assignment Registered with Registry District of the Phone: (781) 790-7800 Land Court as Document 568348 as noted on Certificate of title number 76795; The City of Lynn, acting by and through the City Council Committee on Public 16-011295 of which Mortgage the undersigned is the present holder for breach of the Property and the Building Commissioner as procurement officer for real property, Item: July 12, 19, 26, 2017 conditions of said Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at invites proposals for the purchase of the following described properties: Public Auction at 10:00 AM on August 9, 2017 at 182 Eastern Avenue, Lynn, MA, TOWN OF SAUGUS, MASSACHUSETTS all and singular the premises described in said Mortgage, to wit: Morton Hill Avenue, Vacant Land, Parcel ID 106413013 with the following ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING/EVALUATION WHEELABRATOR conditions and stipulations: RFQ NO. 20-17 That certain parcel of land situated in Lynn in the County of Essex County and said Commonwealth, bounded and described as follows: Northeasterly by the 1. The property shall be for landscaping only. REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS southwesterly line of Eastern Avenue fifty and 06/100 (50.06) feet; Southeasterly 2. No vehicles shall be parked on said property. by land now or formerly of Nicholas P. Fiore et al eighty six and 57/100 (86.57) 3. No buildings shall be erected on said property. Qualifications/Proposals for the environmental Monitoring and Evaluation of feet; Southwesterly by lands now or formerly of Nicholas P. Fiore and Henry O. 4. The Property cannot be combined with any other lot for the purpose of Wheelabrator Saugus, Inc. will be received by the Purchasing Department, Town Silsbee, II et al Trs. fifty (50.00) feet; and Northwesterly by land now or formerly of facilitating the construction of any buildings or additions. Hall, 298 Central Street, Saugus, MA 01906 until 4PM on August 10, 2017 Jacob M. Gerson et al eighty four and 12/100 (84.12) feet. All of said boundaries 5. Failure to comply with any aforesaid condition shall cause the real property are determined by the Court to be located as shown upon plan numbered and its title to revert back to the City of Lynn. The qualified firm should have at least ten years in the environmental monitoring 33577-A drawn by O.W. McIntosh, Surveyor, dated January 9, 1965, as modified 6. The aforesaid restrictions and conditions shall be expressly set forth in the field with areas of expertise in solid waste plants, air quality, health and approved by the Court, filed in the Land Registration Office, a copy of a Quitclaim Deed. assessment/risk analysis, water quality and meteorology. portion of which is filed with original Certificate of Title #35418 in said Registry. The qualified firm should also be immediately available to work on this project and The above described land is subject to the restrictions set forth in a grant made by For information purposes only an estimated value has been determined by the City be able to complete all annual tasks. As part of an on-going plan for the WS Henry Silsbee to George A. Fowler et al, dated October 4,1926, duly recorded in of Lynn Assessor's Office to be $4,300.00, said estimated value is based on FY 17 facility, the consultant will utilize a variety of different methods for the Town to Book 2709, Page 251, in said Registry, so far as in force and effect at date of with an assessment date of January 1, 2016. ensure compliance and proper operation of the facility. original decree. The above described land is subject to the agreement and stipulation set forth in a grant made by the City of Lynn to Gaston H. DuPlessis et The property is being sold "as is". All contract documents and submission requirements can be obtained ux, dated February 12, 1943, duly recorded in Book 3323, Page 473 in said electronically at www.Saugus-ma.gov/bids. Registry. For Title reference see Deed recorded with the Essex South Registry of Proposals must be submitted on forms provided by the City of Lynn, sealed in an Deeds in Document #431743. envelope and delivered to the Office of the City Clerk, Room 201, Lynn City Hall, 3 TERRI PEZNOLA City Hall Square, on or before 2:00 p.m., Tuesday August 22, 2017, and will be PURCHASING ASSISTANT The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, publicly opened and read aloud at a meeting of the Lynn City Council Committee TOWN OF SAUGUS, MASSACHUSETTS restrictions, building and zoning laws, liens, attorney's fees and costs pursuant to on Public Property in Room 402 at 7:00 p.m., Tuesday, August 22, 2017. Item: July 19, 2017 M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession. Proposals must be marked on outside of envelope: "Proposal for Purchase of CITY OF PEABODY- DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES Public Property". LEGAL NOTICE TERMS OF SALE: NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of A deposit in the amount of at least ten (10) percent of bid shall be submitted with a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be bid and shall be in the form of certified check or cashier's check. The Peabody Board of Health, acting under the authority of Section 31, Chapter delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be 111, of the General Laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, will conduct a required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of If successful bidder does not close within forty-five (45) days of award, deposit Public Hearing on Thursday, July 27, 2017 at 3:30 P.M., in the lower level the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days shall be forfeited to the City of Lynn as liquidated damages. At that point, City conference room, City Hall, 24 Lowell St., Peabody, MA 01960, regarding the from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other reserves the right to award to next highest bidder, if in the best interest of the City proposed amendments to "Body Piercing" regulations and "Tattooing" regulations. check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid of Lynn. at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms SUMMARY OF CHANGES of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure Bidder shall be present (or represented) at bid opening to answer any questions · The proposed regulation would clarify the requirements for Hepatitis B sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be the Committee on Public Property may have regarding the property or the proposed immunity or vaccination for practitioners engaged in body art. entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further use. recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The The proposed regulation is on file for public viewing at City Hall during normal description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of The City of Lynn reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids as in the best business hours at the offices of the Health Department and at an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. interest of the City of Lynn and to stipulate conditions of the sale. www.peabody-ma.gov.

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A LOTTERY WILL DETERMINE PLACEMENT ON THE WAITING LIST; NOT ALL COMPLETED APPLICATIONS WILL BE PICKED FOR sale before you move. Applicant shall submit one (1) sealed copy separately from above marked "FEE THE WAITNG LIST. IT IS NOT A FIRST COME FIRST SERVE BASIS. SCHEDULE FOR ARCHITECTUAL SERVICES BREED MIDDLE SCHOOL". Proposals are ONCE AN APPLICATION HAS BEEN SELECTED, PLACEMENT ON THE WAITING LIST WILL BE DETERMINED BY VERIFIED to be submitted to: PREFERENCE STATUS CHOSEN ON THE APPLICATION. Fresh coffee, baking soda, or charcoal in a Michael J. Donovan, PE Inspectional Services Chief You may be eligible if your Annual Gross Income is Less than : sock, placed inside Lynn City Hall, 3 City Hall Square, Room 401 Lynn, MA 01901 One Person Two Persons Three Persons Four Persons Five Persons Six Persons your refrigerator will $54,750 $62,550 $70,350 $78,150 $84,450 $90,700 keep the inside smell- Complete proposal forms will be available at the Office of the Inspectional Services ing fresh and clean. Department, Room 401, 3 City Hall Square, Lynn, MA 01901 on July 19, 2017. It is the policy of the LHAND to see that every individual, regardless of race, religion, color, creed, age, sex, ancestry, national Questions pertaining to the RFP, the Scope of Services or the Statement of origin, marital status, or handicap shall have Equal Opportunity in accessible affordable Qualifications shall be directed to Michael J. Donovan, PE Inspectional Services housing. Pack your current Chief, Room 401, 3 City Hall Square, Lynn, MA 01901. The City of Lynn reserves Charles Gaeta, Executive Director --- Laura Walsh, Chairperson, Board of Commissioners phone book — it’s a the right to accept or reject, in whole or in part any or all proposals or take Item: July 5, 12, 19, 2017 whatever action may be deemed in the best interest of the City. quick easy reference to Item: July 19, 25, 2017 the folks back home. B8 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 2017 FOOD Cheese sandwich souffle is easy weeknight meal By Sara Moulton ASSOCIATED PRESS One time many years ago, I was riffling through my grandmother Ruth’s box of handwritten rec- ipe cards when I pulled up short at the sight of the title of this recipe for Cheese Sandwich Souffle. Souffle? Fancy! But read- ing the details, I quickly understood that this item was nothing more or less than the wedding of a ham-and-cheese sandwich and some French toast. But that didn’t make it FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS a souffle. It required no A cheese sandwich souffle. separating of eggs, nor any beating of egg whites. ly loved about the recipe the kids lend a hand, this Once I actually made the was how ridiculously easy sandwich will be even more recipe, however, the title it is to prepare, making it attractive once the school- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS didn’t seem like such a the ideal candidate for a year — and the hectic din- A chilled gazpacho soup with sauteed scallops. stretch. Fresh out of the weeknight meal. (Huh? A nertime grind — kicks in. oven, these sandwiches sandwich for supper? Yes. Just know that you’ll have have puffed up in a very Eggs for supper? Indeed.) to plan ahead a bit; the souffle-ish way. Similarly, Preparing this dish is so sandwiches need to soak Gazpacho with scallops they boast the moistness simple, you ought to con- in the egg/milk mixture for and airiness of a souffle. sider inviting your kids to a full hour before you pop But what I especial- help. But whether or not them into the oven. offers a tasty slice of Spain

ASSOCIATED PRESS Mediterranean coastline, blended combination of Cheese Sandwich Souffle fresh fruits and vegetables tomatoes, cucumbers, and Mother Nature has a are a year-round luxury. garlic, but it’s not un- — Butter for buttering the baking pan sixth sense for when we’re — 8 slices homemade-style white or whole-wheat bread, crusts removed And while countries like common to see peppers, reaching our temperature Italy, France and Spain onions, and even day-old — ¼ pound thinly sliced cheese (Gruyere, cheddar, provolone, mozzarella, et cetera) breaking point. At the — 2 ounces thinly sliced boiled ham, prosciutto or smoked turkey have lent us some rather bread added to the mix. very same moment your advanced techniques and We like serving gaz- — 3 large eggs hot oven becomes unwel- — ¼ teaspoon table salt recipes, there is nothing pacho with hot sauteed come, a tomato is being — 2 cups whole milk more Mediterranean than scallops for a fun tem- plucked from the vine and — In a lightly buttered 8-inch-square baking dish, arrange 4 slices of the bread flat on the bottom, a simple dish that show- perature contrast, but you a cucumber is being nes- trimming the slices if necessary to fit snuggly in one layer. Cover each slice with one-fourth of the cases its ingredients. can serve yours alongside cheese and one-fourth of the meat and top each one with another slice of bread to form a sandwich. tled into its stall at the This is especially evident simple cold sandwiches, — In a bowl beat the eggs lightly with the salt, add the milk and beat until combined well. Pour the farm stand. in a recipe like Gazpacho grilled meat or fish, or mixture over the sandwiches, cover and chill 1 hour. It feels rather serendip- with Sauteed Scallops. A even on its own for a bite — Preheat the oven to 350 F. Bake the sandwiches on the middle shelf of the oven uncovered until itous that the stars of the quick scan of the ingredi- with cocktails. they are browned around the edges and just set in the center, about 40 to 45 minutes. Transfer a baked mid-summer bounty, like ents reveals a simple dish, Oh, and we forgot to sandwich to each of 4 plates and serve right away. tomatoes, cucumbers, and with little added to en- mention the best thing bright peppers, shine when hance the natural flavors about this recipe: You can they are cold and raw. For of the summer vegetables. make it the day ahead some of us, a sliced tomato It is only with the most and then, obviously, you sprinkled with sea salt is flavorful tomatoes, pep- don’t even have to reheat the primary motivation to pers, and cucumbers that it. That means you can survive winter. And even this soup can shine — just make this on Saturday if you aren’t quite that as it would on a hot day in basically zero minutes, passionate, you can surely along the coast of Spain. and then on Sunday, you still appreciate any recipe Gazpacho is a tradi- can sit in your backyard, whose method is as easy tional Spanish soup, and stream some Flamenco as “Slice, sprinkle, eat.” while there are a number music, and sip Spanish PERIWINKLESINC.COM In the U.S., our access to of variations, this one is wine while you pretend Enjoy the wholesome and delicious taste of Periwinkles favorites made with seasonal and local ingredients. local hot-weather produce served cold and is perfect the wind from your neigh- Sandwiches • Paninis • Wraps • Salads • Soups • Entrees • Side dishes • Baked goods • Heat & serve dinners to go is limited to a short few for a hot summer dinner bor’s leaf blower is actu- ( Ask us about catering your next event. ) months. But elsewhere in al fresco. Most common- ally a cool Mediterranean the world, like along the ly, chilled gazpacho is a breeze. La dolce vida!

Gazpacho with Sauteed Scallops Servings: 10 Start to finish: 8 hours 20 minutes (Active time: 20 minutes) — 4 pounds plum tomatoes, roughly chopped — 3 medium green bell peppers, cored and roughly chopped — 1 medium cucumber, peeled and roughly chopped — 4 garlic cloves, crushed — ½ cup red wine vinegar — ½ cup olive oil — ½ teaspoon kosher salt, or as needed — ¼ teaspoon ground black pepper, or as needed — Garnish — 1 tablespoon vegetable oil — 10 sea scallops, pat dry with a paper towel — 5 plum tomatoes, seeded, small dice — 1 green bell pepper, cored, small dice -RLQ8V — 1 medium cucumber, peeled, seeded, small dice COMMUNITY FORUM — 1 ear corn, boiled, kernels removed (optional) — 1 jalapeno, sliced (optional) ON EMERGENT/URGENT CARE SERVICES — In a large non-reactive bowl, combine the tomatoes, pep- pers, cucumber, garlic, vinegar, olive oil, salt, and pepper. Toss Thursday, July 20, 2017 to combine. Cover and refrigerate overnight to marinate. — Transfer the vegetables and juices to a blender, working in 6 p.m. batches if necessary. Blend until very smooth. Strain through a fine mesh sieve (see note), using a silicone spatula to press the liquid through the strainer until the pulp is very dry. Discard Franco American War Veterans Hall the pulp. Adjust seasoning with salt and pepper, as needed. Keep the soup refrigerated until serving. 535 Western Avenue — Heat the vegetable oil in a medium non-stick skillet over medium-high heat. Add the scallops, working in batches if needed to avoid overcrowding the pan, and cook until golden Lynn, MA 01904 brown on both sides, 2 to 3 minutes per side. Transfer to a plate as finished and set aside. — Serve the soup garnished with the diced tomatoes, pep- per, and cucumber. Top with corn and jalapeños, if using, and the hot scallops. Join North Shore Medical Center and — Chef’s Note: If you prefer a thicker, chunky gazpacho, skip the straining step. In this case, you might choose to peel and the members of the Emergent/Urgent seed your tomatoes before marinating. To peel tomatoes, cut an X into the bottom of each tomato and drop into boiling wa- Care Planning Group to discuss ter until the skin starts to loosen around the edges, about 20 options for providing emergent/urgent seconds. Transfer to an ice water bath to cool before peeling. care in Lynn after Union Hospital is consolidated with Salem Hospital in 2019. Need to find an article? Subscribe to e-edition on