MONDAY, JULY 17, 2017 Fatal stabbing in Lynn

By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF LYNN — A 27-year-old Lynn man has died after he was stabbed multiple times on Lew- is Street Sunday morning, and another man has been charged in the homicide. Lynn Police responded to the stabbing at 10:22 a.m. at 145 Lewis St., Apt. 306, and found Keenan Barr, of Lynn, suffer- ing from multiple stab wounds, according to the Essex County District Attorney’s of ce. He was taken to Salem Hos- pital and later pronounced dead, authorities said. George McBrier, 50, a res- ident of the building, was arrested and charged with murder. He had been taken to Union Hospital, where he was treated for non-life-threat- ening injuries before he was discharged and taken into police custody, the DA’s office said. McBrier is expected to be ar- raigned in Lynn District Court this morning. Online land records describe the Lewis Street building as a 25-unit apartment complex, near Brickett Elementary School. Police told WBZ-TV that the

STABBING, A7 Lynn eld library Cambridge native must wait Caleb Neelon By Adam Swift works on ITEM STAFF his mural LYNNFIELD — There was on the no surprise present for the li- side of 33 brary’s 125th birthday. Munroe This week, the state’s board St. in Lynn of library commissioners voted on Friday to put the library on a waitlist during the for a provisional construction Beyond grant. While there will be no Walls immediate funding for a pro- Mural posed new 25,000-square-foot Festival. building at Reedy Meadow, Story page Library Director Holly Mercer A8. said the town is still on sched- ule for the project. “Lynn eld residents support ITEM PHOTOS | the library and are using it SPENSER HASAK more than ever,” said Mercer. “Our grant status is consis- tent with our request to receive Def Jam comes to funding in a few years, in order to be in line with the capital timeline and nancial plan of downtown Lynn the town. We are excited about the future of the library.” By Matt Demirs morning, he’s felt just that. Thirty-three libraries com- FOR THE ITEM Beginning graf ti in the late pleted the grant round process. ’70s and early ’80s, Adams, who LYNN — Cey Adams is more After a review, nine librar- is from New York City, said he ies were identi ed to receive than just another graf ti artist grants and 24 were placed on changing the downtown as part of wanted to do something more. a waitlist. Waitlisted libraries the Beyond Walls Mural Festival. After learning graphic design will receive construction grants And if you like hip hop, you’ve and linking up with early names Artist Cey as the funding becomes avail- probably even owned an album in the music industry like Rus- able either through the exist- Adams at cover he’s designed. sell Simmons, Adams became work on the founding creative director ing bond bill or a future bond The outlines of his design are authorization. his mural of Def Jam Recordings when the sketched in bright pink letters: “The towns that are on the on Munroe “I Feel Love,” at the MBTA en- label was formed in 1984. Street on trance on Munroe Street and Saturday. after starting to paint Friday ADAMS, A8 LIBRARY, A7 INSIDE District 45 serves up In Lynn Fioravanti’s love of a grand opening art and history began early in life. A3 By Gayla Cawley Area Chamber of Commerce in ITEM STAFF attendance, will be from 4 to Corey O’Shea In Opinion 6 p.m. at the restaurant at 45 is the execu- LYNN — District 45, the Caring about an Lewis St. tive chef at the emergency. A4 city’s newest upscale restau- rant, which aims to introduce Executive Chef Corey O’Shea, new restaurant In Sports its patrons to new foods and re- a Lynn native, said two soft District 45 on Lynn Babe Ruth vitalize the Diamond District, openings were June 29 and June Lewis Street in teams lose in state will hold its grand opening to- 30. He said District 45 is part Lynn. semi nals. B1 day. of Good N U Hospitality Group, The ceremony, which includes ITEM PHOTO | a ribbon cutting with the Lynn DISTRICT 45, A7 OWEN O’ROURKE

OBITUARIES ...... A2 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 77° VOL. 139, ISSUE 186 LYNN ...... A3 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 66° OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 HEALTH ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JULY 17, 2017 OBITUARIES Bald eagle threat: Lead ammo John A. DiGiulio, 54 are left behind by hunters NEW PORT RICHEY, friends. He will be Fla. — John A. DiGi- deeply missed. By Mary Esch ulio, age 54, of Flor- He was prede- ASSOCIATED PRESS ida and formerly of ceased by his par- ALBANY, N.Y. — Bald Massachusetts and ents, Margaret and eagles have made a re- New Hampshire, died Pasquale DiGiulio markable recovery across unexpectedly on July of Swampscott and the United States since 2, 2017. Florida, and his the pesticide DDT was Born in Lynn and brother-in-law Wil- banned 45 years ago, but raised in Swamp- liam E. Shanahan. He the majestic birds are still scott, John attended St. John also leaves his children, John, dying from another en- the Evangelist School and Nicole, and Jennifer DiGiulio; vironmental poison: lead graduated from Swampscott grandchildren Dylan, Aria from bullets and shotgun High, Class of 1981. John and Madelynne; his siblings pellets in wildlife carcass- also attended Northeastern Patricia Shanahan, Pamela es left behind by hunters. University and later complet- and her husband Thomas In New York, which has ed his degree in engineering Burkardt, Steven and his wife been a leader in the bald at Wayland University in Texas Cathy DiGiulio, Nancy and eagle restoration in the while serving in the Air Force her husband Linus O’Donnell, Northeast for four decades, as a pneumatics specialist on as well as many nieces and state wildlife researchers aircraft. nephews, aunts and uncles, have documented a grow- John was a gifted and tal- cousins, extended family, and ing number of eagle deaths ented individual, and spent friends. from lead poisoning in re- the majority of his professional Service information: Pri- cent years. Wildlife reha- career working for Henkel Cor- vate family services took bilitators have also seen poration, where he designed place in Florida on Thurs- increasing numbers of PHOTO | LYNN TOMPKINS VIA AP and built prototypes for manu- day, July 6, 2017. Arrange- eagles testing positive for Care-givers tend to a bald eagle suffering from lead poisoning at the facturing solutions. Throughout ments coordinated by MOR- lead in Minnesota, Oregon, Blue Mountain Wildlife Center in Pendleton, Ore. his career John attained nu- GAN Funeral Home, 6025 Virginia and other states. merous licenses and accredi- Trouble Creek Road, New The problem is that ea- tations, including becoming an Port Richey, FL 34653. Lo- gles and other scavengers to 40 eagles per year find 1990s, and found 83 per- leasing them in New York, electrician and a commercial cal services will take place eat the guts of deer or the about 60 percent of them cent had some exposure to there were no reproducing insurance adjuster. on Tuesday, July 18, 10 a.m. carcasses of coyotes, wood- have lead in their blood. lead,” said Krysten Schul- bald eagles in the state. John was extremely bright, at St. John the Evangelist chucks and other game “Many hunters don’t re- er, a Cornell University This year, New York’s bald loving, and affable, and always Church, 174 Humphrey St., alize that as much as 50 wildlife disease ecologist shot by hunters. Bits of eagle population hit a re- willing to share his immense Swampscott, Ma 01907. lead bullets consumed percent of a bullet may who’s collaborating with skills with anyone who needed Burial will be private. All IN MEMORIAM remain in the deer as frag- New York’s Department cord-breaking 323 breed- assistance. He loved the warm are invited to join us in cel- along THOMASwith the M. CRONINmeat break ing pairs. down2011 quickly ~ JULY 17in ~an 2017 eagle’s ments,” he said. “A sliver of Environmental Conser- weather that Florida offered, ebrating John’s life. While lead poisoning stomachSIXTH ANNIVERSARYand enter its the size of a grain of rice is vation. and moved permanently to Donations in John’s mem- bloodstream. enough to kill a bald eagle Lynn Tompkins, direc- clearly isn’t threatening the Tampa area in 2015. He ory may be made to Autism Elevated lead levels in 72 hours.” tor of the Blue Mountain the eagle population as a enjoyed boating and meeting Speaks, 1060 State Road, cause blindness, paralysis, In New York, lead poi- Wildlife Center in Oregon, whole, the impact on indi- people in his new hometown Second Floor, Princeton, lack of appetite and neu- soning was confirmed as said more than 75 percent vidual birds is worrisome, of New Port Richey, Fla., and NJ 08540 or to a charity of the cause of death in 38 of of the eagles brought to rological problems that Hynes said. spending time with family and one’s choice. 336 bald eagles brought to her rehabilitation clinic make eagles more likely to The Humane Society fly into buildings or vehi- a Department of Environ- have some level of lead. mental Conservation lab “We lost two this year with of the United States has cles if they don’t succumb long sought restrictions to lead poisoning first. near Albany between 2000 incredibly high levels,” she Thomas J. O’Connell, 56 Ed Clark, president of and 2015, said state wild- added. on lead ammunition, be- “We’re getting more the WildlifeForever in Centerour hearts. of Vir- life biologist Kevin Hynes, yond the 1991 federal ban Love and miss you so much, who does the necropsies. eagle deaths overall be- on lead shot for waterfowl ginia, saysYour loving they family treat 35 LYNN — Thomas J. He is survived by his Nine bald eagles were con- cause the eagle popu- hunting. California is the firmed as lead-poisoning lation has increased,” O’Connell, 56, of, 74 sisters Ellen Chris- first state to ban hunting deaths in 2016, and seven Hynes said. When state Newhall St., Lynn, ty, Karen O’Connell, IN MEMORIAM so far this year. biologists launched a res- with lead bullets, phasing beloved son of the both of Nahant, and "SKIPPY - GIRL" DOG late John J. and Jean his brother John M. FIFTH YEAR ANNIVERSARY “We’ve examined over toration program in 1976, out such ammunition by 2012 ~ JULY 17 ~ 2017 300 bald eagle carcasses hand-rearing baby eagles 2019 in favor of less-toxic M. (Collins) O’Con- O’Connell of Pea- for lead since the mid- captured in Alaska and re- copper or steel. nell passed away body. He also leaves on July 11, 2017, at his niece, Lauren his home. Tom was Christy, of Nanticoke, MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS born, raised, and ed- Pa., and many cous- ucated in Lynn. He attended ins, friends, kind neighbors UMass trustees to meet to UMass Lowell this week. are among 40 works the Lynn Classical High School, and his dearest friend Sylvia The 21st annual con- Berkshire Museum in and worked for the City of Rolle (Ma’am). discuss tuition, fee increases cert band camp provides Pittsfield plans to auc- Lynn for many years in the Service information: Rela- WORCESTER (AP) — students entering the tion within the next six maintenance department. In tives and friends are invited Students attending the first year of high school months. The auction will his youth, Tom played Little to attend his funeral service University of Massachu- through the first year of include Rockwell’s “Shuf- League at Edmund’s Field in in the NADWORNY Funeral setts next fall will soon college with an opportuni- fleton’s Barbershop” and West Lynn, which was close Home, 798 Western Avenue, A passage about his dog and have a better of idea of ty to be part of a week- “Shaftsbury Blacksmith to his River Street home. Lynn, on Tuesday at 11 a.m. friend. Everyone that met you Tom was an avid reader and Burial in Woodlawn Ceme- didn't just like you, they loved you, what they’ll be paying in long immersion in music Shop” as well as Im- frequented the Lynn Public tery, Everett. Visiting hours and like myself we don't just miss tuition and fees. ensembles, classes and pressionist, modern and you. We long for you and pray for Library. He enjoyed reading from 9-11 a.m. prior to ser- The UMass Board of workshops. Sessions will contemporary pieces. you. about history, loved a good vice. You came by chance into my world be held by UMass Lowell Executive Director Van Trustees is scheduled laugh, was kind to animals, In lieu of flowers dona- and forever changed my life. If you to meet at the medical music faculty and guest Shields tells The Berk- had been a woman, I probably instructors. and had a deep respect for tions may be made in Tom’s school in Worcester on shire Eagle the move would have made you my wife. You The camp was estab- people. Better still, he had memory or volunteer your were that special. Monday and tuition and is part of a $60 million lished by Mary Jo Leahey, a big heart, and a big smile, time to My Brother’s Table, You were more than a dog, you fees are on the agenda. “reinvention plan,” which were my angel You took a piece of a 1937 UMass Lowell includes the creation of a and cherished his Lynn roots. 98 Willow St. Lynn, MA. For Any decisions on tuition my heart with you when you went graduate who was a music $40 million endowment Tom will be missed by his guest book and directions to Heaven; the piece was 99%. will apply only to the Am- teacher and philanthropist. and an extensive renova- family and friends, and his please visit www.nadworny- When we said our nightly prayers, herst, Boston, Dartmouth you always finished with a one eye On Tuesday, the stu- tion. Newhall Street neighbors. funeralhome.com. and Lowell campuses. blink to me; it was a divine sign. I dents will play the Shields says the mu- don't believe that it's just a Medical school tuition coincidence between the spelling national anthem before a seum, founded in 1903, of dog and God. That spelling is an rates for the new year game played by the Low- will place a heightened indicator that all pets are given to have already been set. ell Spinners, the single-A emphasis on science and us as special gifts. System President Mar- In Memoriam Much like when the children would affiliate of the Boston Red history and lend contem- bring you Valentine's Day cards ty Meehan has already Sox. On Saturday, the mu- porary relevance to its Terry Finnigan and grown men would hand paint said students can expect sicians will perform a free historical artifacts. 1971 ~ July 17 ~ 2017 you Christmas cards. to see tuition and fees concert at Durgin Hall at L & R ~ Love and Respect rise 2 to 3 percent. He Another year has gone by. Special thanks to those listed the university. Celebrate all things Scottish This year you are a great-uncle to below that brought her love and said the increases are 6-month-old Caiden Richard Finnigan. helped me through a grieving necessary to maintain at Northampton festival period. Mr. Lee B., Mr G., Theresa, Museum to sell 2 Norman Mary, Dawn, Beth and Joy, Red, quality. NORTHAMPTON (AP) We will always love and miss you. my Dad & family, North Shore Rockwell works animal hospital, Dr. Agusti and — Don your kilt and tam staff, all of our neighbors and our Student musicians to attend PITTSFIELD (AP) — A o’shanter, and grab your Love, Margaret, John, and family many friends. 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That spelling is an indicator that all pets are given to us as special gifts. Much like when the children would bring you Valentine's Day cards and grown men would hand paint you Christmas cards. L & R ~ Love and Respect Special thanks to those listed below that brought her love and helped me through a grieving period. Mr. Lee B., Mr G., Theresa, Mary, Dawn, Beth and Joy, Red, my Dad & family, North Shore animal hospital, Dr. Agusti and staff, all of our neighbors and our many friends. An extra special thanks to the children, Gina, and Rasha, also the owner operator of WJIB 740 AM, Bob Bitner, and anyone I may have forgotten. -Mike Cahill Lynn MONDAY, JULY 17, 2017 A3 LYNN Fioravanti’s love of history and art began early in life love of the American Civil uted his talents toward War inspired by his family the restoration and pres- and the artists of that con- ervation of America’s flict, including Winslow landscapes and museum BY BILL BROTHERTON Homer and Conrad Wise collections. Fioravanti is Chapman and Currier & an artist member of the LYNN — Jeff Fioravan- Ives. “My family includes North Shore Arts Asso- ti’s love of history and art many educators and his- ciation of Gloucester, as began early in life. torians. My mom was a well as a signature artist “I remember getting up teacher. They taught me member in such groups early on Saturday morn- that history was more as The Connecticut Pastel ings, grabbing a bowl of than just dates, but sto- Society, Pastel Society of cereal and watching ‘The ries, the stories I now try Maine, Pastel Painters So- World at War’ and ‘Vic- to capture in paint. Art ciety of Cape Cod, Pastel tory at Sea’ on TV. For and history for me has al- Society of New Hampshire me, the spirit of America ways intertwined. and the most prestigious came alive through those “I’m painting the soul of pastel group in the United shows,” said Fioravanti, America. My paintings are States, the Pastel Society a longtime Lynn resident not about war, but about of America based in New who grew up in Saugus. “I peace and hope. They’re York City. also loved the American not glorifying war. Each of Fioravanti lives with Heritage Encyclopedia my paintings have a story his daughter, Nicole, books. My mother bought to tell.” near Lynn Woods and of- them at the A&P, where His Civil War works ten paints and finds in- Bob’s store is now on have received great ac- spiration there. He said Route 1. I read them from claim. Brian Pohanka, the Nicole and his late wife ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK cover to cover.” late author and renowned Cathy, who died of cancer He also recalled as a Civil War historian, often 3½ years ago at age 54, Saugus artist Jeff Fioravanti, left, speaks with Lynn resident Tom boy spending hours at the spoke of his admiration have always supported Gerecke about his upcoming show, “The Vision Place of Souls.” dining room table, armed for Fioravanti’s work. his painting. “I might not with “thousands of cray- Curating “The Vision have painted at all if it ons,” drawing, coloring Place of Souls” is local wasn’t for Cathy,” he said. and creating. artist Jocelyn Almy-Testa, “We both graduated from Family trips were to who also serves as execu- Salem State with busi- such places as Fort Ticon- tive director of Extras for ness degrees and she de- deroga, Cooperstown and Creative Reuse in Pea- cided to continue, getting the battlefields of Gettys- body. an accounting degree at Drew Russo, executive burg, a treat for him and night. What was I going director of Lynn Muse- his brothers “but probably to do while she was going um, said Fioravanti will not for my poor mother,” to school, stay at home donate to the museum a he added, with a smile. cleaning the bathroom or “There are three con- portion of proceeds from watching Bruins games? stants in my life: Sports, all paintings sold. My aunt in Gloucester art and history,” said Fioravanti is an inter- was taking art lessons Fioravanti, a member of nationally recognized pas- using pastels and oils. I the Saugus High School tel artist who also paints joined her, and that was Athletic Hall of Fame in oils. He has won many the start.” (and class of 1976). “As a awards. The International “The Vision Place of hockey player, I left a few Association of Pastel So- teeth on the ice at the old cieties last month award- Souls” will be on display at Lynn Arena,” he said. But ed him the designation of Lynn Museum, 590 Wash- it’s art and history that Master Circle Pastelist at ington St., Lynn, through have always tugged at his its convention in New Mex- December 22. An opening heart. ico. His work has been pub- reception with the artist These are exciting times lished in such publications will be held on Wednes- for Fioravanti. The Lynn as National Geographic: day from 6 to 8 p.m. For Museum is hosting a six- The Civil War A Traveler’s more information on this month solo exhibition of Guide, Best of American and other Lynn Museum/ his work, mostly pastels Pastel Artists Volume II LynnArts events, call 781- of Civil War scenes, ti- (Kennedy Publications), 581-6200 or visit www.lyn- tled, “The Vision Place of Who’s Who in American nmuseum.org. “The Terrible Souls.” An opening recep- Art and in such magazines Things I Have Bill Brotherton is the tion will be at the Muse- as American Artist, Pastel to Chronicle,” a um Wednesday from 6 to Journal and Pastel Artist Item’s Features editor. Tell pastel on paper 8 p.m. International. him what you think at piece by Jeff He has long possessed a He has often contrib- [email protected]. Fioravanti. City councilors form alliance ahead of election By Thomas Grillo had an exploratory com- That leaves the five- ITEM STAFF mittee for a possible Ward term councilor with just 3 council race this fall, I de- one opponent, real estate There’s one fewer can- cided to endorse Councilor agent George Meimeteas. didate seeking to replace Cyr for re-election.” Meimeteas, who ran Ward 3 City Councilor Cyr said he’s grateful for unsuccessfully for an at- Darren Cyr. Anderson’s support. large seat in 2009 and Calvin Anderson, a mem- “He called me a week or 2010, said Anderson’s ber of the Lynn Histori- two before nomination pa- dropping out and support- cal Commission who had pers were due and realized ing Cyr won’t matter. pulled papers to run for the we had the same goals,” he “Lots of people in Ward seat, will not oppose the said. “It made more sense 3 are concerned about City Council President af- for us to work together what’s going on in the city,” ter all. Instead, the former than to butt heads.” he said. “We’ve had some- challenger has endorsed the Cyr is not sure if Ander- one in office for a long time incumbent’s re-election bid. son’s support will make who has not been address- “In recent months, Coun- the difference to win a ing the people’s concerns. cil President Cyr and I sixth term. As a businessman, I think have found we agree on “Honestly, I work hard I can make a difference.” and share in most missions and if people realize that COURTESY PHOTO Thomas Grillo can be for our ward and city,” An- and see it, I’ll win, if they From left, Ararat Gebreyesus, Arsema Gebreyesus and Kathleen Morales reached at tgrillo@item- derson said in a statement. don’t feel that way, my op- are Wicked Healthy Vending/Lynn YMCA healthy snack essay winners. “While I pulled papers and ponent will win.” live.com. The Virginia Funeral Directors They like being Wicked Healthy Wicked Healthy Vending Morales wrote. choices because it helps Association elects Lynn native in partnership with the Winner Ararat Gebreye- my body feel good so I can Lynn YMCA awarded three sus, 13, is also an apple stay active,” she wrote. RICHMOND, Va. — The gland Institute of Applied den and Joseph Gawlers certificates and $100 each lover. She likes to spend Arsema Gebreyesus, Ar- to three of the 13 Lynn kids Virginia Funeral Direc- Arts and Sciences in Bos- Sons Funeral Directors in time in the Lynn Y gym- arat’s 12-year-old sister, tors Association (VFDA) ton where he received his Washington, DC, where he who participated in the nasium and wrote that runs track at the Y and welcomes its 2017-18 funeral service license. worked for 10 years prior company’s healthy snacks she has developed the dis- Board of Directors, in- He is also licensed in to coming to Fairfax. essay contest. cipline to turn down bags loves pomegranate seeds. cluding new president Virginia and the District The association held its Winner Kathleen Mo- of chips her friends offer “In my opinion, that has and Lynn native Robert J. of Columbia. Gallagher 129th convention in Wil- rales, 11, loves basketball her. to be the best snack on “Bob” Gallagher. has been a funeral direc- liamsburg, Virginia from and apples and wrote that “I prefer the healthy Earth!” she wrote. Gallagher is a funeral di- tor of Fairfax Memori- June 25 to 28. The Associ- being healthy means “be- rector at Fairfax Memorial al Funeral Home for 14 ation’s inaugural banquet ing active and also having Funeral Home, in Fairfax, years. He began his career and installation of officers fun.” 22 Lincoln Ave. Va. He attended Breed Ju- at Cuffe-McGinn Funeral took place on Tuesday, “To me, healthy living Saugus nior High School and Lynn Home in Lynn and subse- June 27, where the associ- means that you commit 781-233-2757 Classical High School and quently worked for Weir ation introduced the new to eating the right things graduated from New En- Funeral Home in Mal- board members. and living the right way,”

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E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill It would have been smarter to B A. B Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg E C  J. Edward M. Grant Director of Advertising Gordon R. Hall forget repeal-and-replace pledges T  J  110 Munroe St. News Editor Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 W J. K J. Patrick Norton The single number Vice President, Finance Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  Michael H. Shanahan that Senate Republicans Chief Operating O cer Chairman should dwell on before Customer Service P ’ they vote next week on Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 health care will not bear Connecting Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 the imprimatur of the Con- All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 gressional Budget Office. Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 781-593-7700 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Rather the most relevant Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 statistic comes courtesy Ext. 2 Brian C. ¡ayer, 1996-1999 of the Gallup poll: Demo- Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 Classifi ed Advertising Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 crats hold a 19-point edge classi [email protected] (55 percent to 36 percent) John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 Subscriptions as the party most trusted [email protected] to handle health care. With a majority of voters Circulation in many polls now also ap- [email protected] proving of the Affordable Ext. 3 Care Act, the politically FILE PHOTO | TNS prudent move for Mitch Newsroom Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell lis- [email protected] McConnell would have [email protected] EDITORIAL been to develop a sudden tens during a meeting with President Donald case of amnesia about the Trump at the White House in Washington, D.C. Ext. 4 expression “repeal and re- Sports place.” The Senate majori- being enrolled in the pro- Congress for passing such [email protected] ty leader, if pressed, could gram in 2026. a cruel health care bill. Ext. 5 Caring about always claim that the The updated Senate bill So what if Trump signed Trump family’s memory retains these sharp Med- the legislation himself? Retail and Online lapses about Russian ties icaid reductions, which Such glaring inconsisten- Advertising were contagious. seems a strange way to cies have not stopped the [email protected] Instead, McConnell has woo wavering moderate president from venting his an emergency ADVERTISING taken on the role of drum senators such as Rob Port- rage in the past. major leading the Repub- man and Shelley Moore In truth, the Senate Ernie Carpenter Jr. Lynnfield Board of Selectmen members asked a lican march of folly. All the Capito. But, according to Republicans seem to be Director of Advertising question this week that everyone living in Lynn and legislative tinkering in news reports, McConnell motivated by a misun- and Business Development, ext. 1355 surrounding communities could easily ask them- the world will not save the has been whispering that derstanding of the Trump [email protected] selves: Can I or someone I love get emergency care GOP from being saddled this is all boob bait for transformation. These Michele Iannaco at Union Hospital? with an unpopular bill the suckers since future days, traditional conser- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1315 The answer — for now — is yes. But what happens that will haunt Republi- Congresses would almost vative abstractions about [email protected] when Union Hospital closes in 2019 under plans can incumbents in the certainly roll back these balanced budgets and outlined by owner Partners HealthCare? That ques- Ralph Mitchell 2018 and 2020 elections. meat-cleaver cuts. limited government mean Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 tion may or may not be answered on Thursday at Why are the Senate Re- But the public assault little to Rust Belt voters [email protected] the Franco-American Hall on Western Avenue when on Medicaid would all but worried about jobs, health publicans persisting in Patricia Whalen area residents are invited to attend a 6 p.m. meeting this desperate attempt at guarantee that health care care and their children’s to discuss “Emergent/Urgent Care in Lynn.” education. Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 legislative alchemy? would be a major issue in [email protected] Partners’ 2015 announcement that it planned to No Republican on the the 2020 presidential and Aside from $45 billion close Union Hospital thrust to the forefront of com- ballot in 2018 — with the congressional campaigns. to fight opioid addiction BUSINESS OFFICE munity concerns questions about continued emer- And it is impossible to (which should have been possible exception of Ted Beth Bresnahan gency care in Lynn. Partners is building a new emer- Cruz in Texas — risks see how the Republicans appropriated by Congress long ago), there is almost Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1253 gency department on the Salem Hospital campus retribution for a failure to would benefit from a po- [email protected] and it describes that project and the decision to close repeal Obamacare. Placat- litical debate over nursing nothing in the latest Re- Susan J. Conti Union Hospital as part of the plan to have “Salem ing Donald Trump seems a home coverage for Aunt publican health care bill and Union hospitals consolidate.” Sally. Most Americans that will improve life for Controller, ext. 1288 bizarre rationale because [email protected] Lynnfield’s selectmen, like elected officials in Lynn the president has already may not know the intrica- anyone. It is hard to think and Saugus, have more immediate concerns about betrayed House Republi- cies of health care law, but of any piece of major leg- Ted Grant Union Hospital’s future. Town Fire Chief Mark Te- cans by calling their ver- they do know that Medic- islation that so wantonly Publisher, ext. 1234 [email protected] treault told board members this week that nearly 40 sion of the bill “mean.” aid is the last-resort safe- violates the ancient med- percent of the department’s emergency responses for The cynical rationale ty net for the elderly who ical injunction: “First, do Marian Kinney medical service end at Union Hospital. Fewer than had been that the Republi- have exhausted their life no harm.” ext. 1212 10 percent of town emergency calls during the past can health-care push was, savings. If Republicans are so [email protected] year ended at Salem Hospital. in truth, a camouflaged So why are McConnell stubbornly wedded to their pledge to repeal Will Kraft Some of the people attending Thursday’s meeting tax cut for the affluent. and company so deter- Vice President / Finance, ext. 1296 might have these facts in mind when they ask: “Will All prior versions of the mined to fight it out on Obamacare, there is a [email protected] safe, albeit sneaky, way to Lynn or will it not have an emergency room once legislation included $231 this line? keep this promise without Jennifer Perez Union Hospital closes?” billion in tax cuts by elim- By placating Cruz with a jeopardizing health care ext. 1205 The meeting notice indicates attendees will be in- inating Barack Obama’s tweak that would allow in- [email protected] coverage for millions of vited to “provide input for future options.” That is a taxes on investment in- surers to sell health plans Americans. Carolina Trujillo vague way of suggesting the Emergent/Urgent Care come and an upper income that cover little more than All they need is to pass Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 Planning Group will listen to residents who make Medicare surcharge. burns from volcanic erup- a single-sentence piece of [email protected] the case for keeping emergency care in Lynn. But McConnell, belated- tions, the new Senate bill legislation that reads in It is difficult, if not impossible, to imagine a city the ly bowing to political at- invites endless horror Jim Wilson its entirety: “Obamacare Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 size of Lynn functioning without an emergency room. mospherics, eliminated stories about high deduct- is rescinded for now and [email protected] It is easy but naive to suggest decisions on where these backdoor tax cuts ibles and rejected requests all eternity.” emergency rooms are located are based solely on life- from the latest version of for care. CIRCULATION Of course, under this and-death medical care decisions. the legislation that was The more that these scheme, the actual Af- Lisa Mahmoud Emergency medicine has evolved from the days unveiled Thursday. As a fig-leaf coverage plans at- fordable Care Act would Manager, ext. 1239 when ambulances carted sick or injured people to result, anti-tax crusaders tract healthy Americans, [email protected] remain in force, offering a hospital and ambulance attendants urged the pa- such as Grover Norquist the shakier the financing health care coverage to CLASSIFIED tient to “hold on” until a doctor saved them. immediately called upon will be for standard poli- millions of Americans who Emergency trauma professionals now provide im- the “Senate Leadership to cies that cover those with Abbe Young Smith otherwise would live in mediate care to patients while they speed them to a make it clear that those pre-existing conditions Manager, ext. 1276 fear of the slightest cough. hospital. Modern medicine saves lives but people an- taxes will be abolished in and higher medical costs. [email protected] And with “Obamacare” (a alyzing the tremendous costs associated with med- tax reform this year.” It is easy to imagine that word that never appears NEWSROOM Another theory is that a Democratic refrain in icine have claimed for years that emergency room in the law) out of the way, Obamacare has been the 2018 and 2020 will be, Bill Brotherton patients include people who don’t have primary care Senate Republicans could unlucky bystander in “Where are the lower pre- Features Editor ext. 1338 doctors or who ignore their health and end up getting finally turn to their true legislation that is really miums and the lower de- [email protected] emergency care they could have avoided. love object, tax cuts. There is a frightening message lurking just below designed to strangle Med- ductibles?” Gayla Cawley the surface of this claim: People who don’t or won’t icaid. According to the Every time a heart-rend- Roll Call columnist Reporter, ext. 1236 [email protected] stay healthy, or who can’t afford health care, don’t CBO’s analysis last month ing story about a family Walter Shapiro is a veter- of the initial Senate bill, unable to cope with their deserve emergency medicine. That sounds extreme an of Politics Daily, USA Cheryl Charles until older Lynn residents recall how the city once the cutbacks in Medic- medical bills would appear Night Editor, ext. 1278 was home to not one but two hospitals. aid subsidies beginning on cable TV, the president Today, Time, Newsweek [email protected] and The Washington What will be the quality and quantity of emergency in 2020 would lead to 15 would be tempted to bat Tori Faieta medicine in Lynn two years from now? Finding an an- million fewer Americans out a tweet attacking the Post. Copy Editor swer to that question requires defining the term “emer- [email protected] gency medicine.” The easiest definition can be provided Thomas Grillo by state regulators responsible for ensuring health care Reporter, ext. 1264 companies doing business in Massachusetts provide [email protected] the services residents need to stay healthy. Partners is sure to argue that the emergency plan Spenser Hasak Photographer, ext. 1332 it maps out in conjunction with its $210 million Sa- [email protected] lem Hospital campus will not stint on emergency care for residents living in Lynn, Lynnfield or nearby Thor Jourgensen communities. News Editor, ext. 1267 [email protected] But Lynnfield Selectman Philip Crawford on Monday raised the concern that will be on the minds of many Steve Krause people attending Thursday’s meeting when he said, Sports Editor, ext. 1229 “There are patients from Salem who go to Lynn because [email protected] it is so backed up at the (Salem) emergency room.” Katie Morrison Sports Reporter [email protected] Owen O’Rourke Photographer, ext. 1224 Need to find [email protected] Roberto Scalese Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 an article? [email protected] Anne Marie Tobin Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 Subscribe to [email protected] e-edition on Bridget Turcotte Reporter, ext. 1269 [email protected] ILLUSTRATION | JEFF KOTERBA Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] MONDAY, JULY 17, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A5 Selectmen to review Greenwood plans Wednesday

SWAMPSCOTT — The proposed redevelopment. August. The public review Board of Selectmen will be Bertman will provide a process with the Planning holding a public meeting review of the design for Board will include com- at Town Hall on Wednes- the project, and residents munity feedback on the day at 7:30 p.m. to include will have an opportunity project as well. a design review of the to provide feedback on the The Board of Selectmen proposed redevelopment design as well. entered into a purchase of the Greenwood Avenue According to the online and sale agreement with School property. statement, after the ar- the company in April for As part of the purchase chitectural peer review is the construction of a 28- and sale agreement the completed, Groom Con- unit apartment or con- town signed with Groom struction will then enter dominium project, which Construction, the board into the permit review pro- the board accepted as the required that the project cess with the town. Zon- primary concept, and ad- go through a design re- ing by-laws require that hered to the zoning ap- view by the board along the project go through an proved at Town Meeting with the assistance of a administrative site plan last year. In lieu of not town-selected architect review by the Planning offering any affordable peer review to ensure that Board. housing, Groom would community and neighbor- Once Groom Construc- contribute $150,000 to the hood feedback is incorpo- tion has submitted their town’s affordable housing rated into the design. required application ma- trust, officials said. A notice of the board terials for this adminis- The company can switch meeting posted on the trative site plan review, a to a 60-unit Chapter 40B town website states that public meeting with the affordable housing proj- Richard Bertman, of CBT Planning Board will be ect, with 25 percent of the Architects, has been se- scheduled to begin the re- apartments or condomini- lected by the town and will view process. ums allocated as afford- assist selectmen in the ar- Abutters to the project able, which the board ap- chitectural review. During will be notified via mail proved as an alternative, if ITEM FILE PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Wednesday’s meeting, the of the meeting once it’s there is litigation from the The shuttered Greenwood Avenue School in Swampscott, soon to be board will review the ar- scheduled – which is an- neighbors for the primary repurposed as condominiums. chitectural design of the ticipated to take place in concept, officials said. Malden, Medford to receive funding for housing courts

By Steve Freker highest populated East- ing the entire Malden ty and help landlords and cases that are brought to the present complement FOR THE ITEM ern Mass. communities, and Medford state del- tenants resolve disputes enforce building, housing, of nine, with two judges Malden and Medford are egation, who all signed fairly, equitably and af- fire, and health codes, in each of the newly-con- BOSTON — Malden and two of the 83 communities, onto the respective bud- fordably.” and to respond to health figured six divisions, two Medford residents will about 31 percent Massa- get addendums, including Statewide, there are and safety emergencies. circuit justices and a chief finally get their day in chusetts residents state- Sen. Jason Lewis, D-5th more than 42,000 cas- Housing courts provide justice for housing. Housing Court. wide, that do not have ac- Middlesex, Malden, Sen. es filed in state housing an efficient forum where Ultrino said that Hous- This week Gov. Charlie cess to services available Pat Jehlen, D-2nd Mid- courts. That figure would board of health inspectors ing courts connect both Baker is expected to sign at specialized state hous- dlesex, Medford and Reps. increase under the ex- and fire departments can landlords and tenants the $40.8 billion state ing courts. Paul Donato, D-Malden, pansion to statewide promptly resolve code vio- with judges, attorneys, budget this week for fis- Established nearly half Medford, Steve Ultrino, coverage and local resi- lations. and agencies with exper- cal year 2018, with fund- a century ago, with its D-Malden, Paul Brodeur, dents and many more in According to the FY18 tise in navigating feder- ing that would initiate a beginnings as the Boston D-Malden, Melrose, Chris- Middlesex County would budget addendum, the statewide expansion of al, state, and local laws Housing Court, the state tine Barber, D-Medford, have access to hous- housing court expan- on housing. Also, housing the Mass. Housing Court, housing court since 1971 Somerville and Sean Gar- ing courts, which have sion would be statewide, which will include Mal- courts respond quick- has grown to represent balley, D-Medford, Arling- housing specialists who with a new division of ly and efficiently to code den, Medford and the re- about 80 percent of the ton. are available to mediate the state into six regions. violations, protecting a maining communities not state, but Malden, Med- Malden Rep. Ultrino cases such as eviction, Malden, Melrose and Ev- building’s tenants from presently with access to a ford and much of Middle- said he has been an active which can be negotiated erett would be included unsatisfactory housing housing court. sex County are still not advocate for housing court to lessen the financial in Northeastern Division, conditions. Furthermore, As it stands now, if a connected. access for Malden and hit on both tenant and which would include all housing courts serve the landlord seeks to evict a Baker included $1 mil- made it a legislative pri- landlord, with the right the communities in Essex tenant or if a tenant has lion to start the expan- ority since first elected in assistance. County along with these most vulnerable by help- a dispute over the condi- sion process with his first 2014, working closely with For instance, an agree- three and 35 other cities ing low-income, elderly, tion of a rental property FY18 proposal in January the lead sponsor in the ment where a tenant and towns in Middlesex immigrant, and disabled or rent payment, residents and state legislators took House, Rep. Chris Walsh, agrees to move out on a County. residents find and retain and building owners in up the flag. When signed D-Framingham. future agreed-upon date, Medford would be in- housing. Malden and Medford have into law, residents across “So much depends on or where the landlord al- cluded for housing court “One of the most com- to attempt to settle the all of Massachusetts, in- a person’s housing: their lows the tenant to remain coverage in a new East- mon constituent concerns matter in district court. cluding Malden and Med- community, their child’s in return for a payment ern Division which would I hear about is housing. There they are thrown ford, would have access to education, their health plan, limits the landlord’s include Boston, Brookline, We have a great need for together with any and all housing courts by January and even their employ- costs of an eviction. Addi- all of Suffolk County and a housing court services other civil cases. There is 2019. ment,” said Ultrino, who tionally, without the cost number of Middlesex com- in Malden, and I’m glad no guarantee their matter More than 70 state leg- has given testimony on of a lawyer, the housing munities. that our community will will be resolved quickly, islators in both the House this initiative. “By ex- specialists can step in and According to the plan, finally have full access efficiently or at an afford- and Senate backed the panding access to the advise both sides. the largest cost would to this important part of able cost. statewide housing court housing courts, we can Only housing courts reg- the addition of six new our justice system,” Ul- Despite being two of the expansion plan, includ- address housing instabili- ularly hold sessions to hear housing court justices to trino said. Saugus has questions about complex proposed for Square One Mall

By Bridget Turcotte of what needed to be com- location, the combination ITEM STAFF pleted before the hearing. of alcohol and games, and In an initial proposal the 2 a.m. closing time. SAUGUS — Round one written in the form of a The business owners are of conversations about letter to the Board of Se- interested in opening the a proposed new enter- lectmen, Shintaro Kaji arcade in a 60,000-square- tainment complex at the of Round One Entertain- foot space above Sears. Square One Mall have ment said the business “A definite deal breaker been timed out until Au- started in Japan, where to me would be the 2 a.m. gust, but residents are more than 100 stores are request,” said Selectman still letting their concerns currently operating. The Jeff Cicolini. “This mall be known. business spread to the has been an area that has A representative from United States seven years taken considerable police Round One Entertain- ago, and today there are time and effort and the ment, Inc., a family en- 15 arcades in nine states. last thing we want to do is tertainment center with A Saugus location would put a burden on our men arcades, bowling, karaoke, join Taunton as the second and women who serve.” billiards, ping pong, and Massachusetts operation. Despite the hearing be- a bar, attended Wednes- Plans for the family ing pushed to August, a day night’s public hearing entertainment center in- handful of residents took seeking the transfer of a clude 300 arcade games, to the podium to make beer and wine common 14 bowling lanes, eight their concerns known. victualer’s license, enter- billiard tables, four kara- “I got a call from some- tainment license, and a oke rooms, two ping pong one who is concerned they license for coin-operated tables, and two dart ma- are going to have video devices, to request that chines. Beer, wine, and machines that would en- the meeting be continued “typical bowling alley tice young kids to come to a later date. foods,” would be sold, Kaji in and play, while at the In a written statement said in the letter. same time, they’re re- FILE PHOTO | WIKIMEDIA COMMONS to the board, Shawn But- The applicants did not questing a liquor license,” The Square One Mall in Saugus. ler, who is in charge of provide a presentation said Town Meeting mem- design and construction, on their business model, ber Bill Brown. “I think said he believes bringing members of the community. Bridget Turcotte can be requested the hearing and won’t until a meeting there are a lot of concerns. new business to the mall “It’s my personal opinion reached at bturcotte@ be taken off the July 12 on Aug. 12. But residents I would like to see these that our community would would be an asset to the itemlive.com. Follow her agenda, citing the absence still voiced concerns with addressed.” be better served with a of the potential manager major factors outlined in John Daigle, a Saugus town, but he’s wary of the different kind of business,” on Twitter @BridgetTur- and a miscommunication the written proposal: the resident and police officer, risk to the patrons and the he said. cotte. SWAMPSCOTT BRIEF Catch up with your SWAMPSCOTT — The Swampscott High School Class of 1967 reunion will be this week. On Friday, from 6 to 8 p.m., a meet and greet will be held at Fantasy Island in Sa- favorite team lem. The main event is on Saturday from 6:30. to 10:30 p.m. at Hawthorne by the Sea. A remembrance service to honor departed classmates will be Sunday at 10:45 a.m. in Item Sports! at Fisherman’s Beach.

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All address information, particu- tering at 3:07 a.m. Saturday at 16 A report of a motor vehicle acci- ington St. A two-car accident was Flash flood kills larly arrests, reflect police records. In Barrett St.; at 10:15 a.m. Saturday dent at 3:22 p.m. Friday at Pleasant reported. One driver was taken to the event of a perceived inaccuracy, at 94 Ford St. and Washington streets. Salem Hospital; at 6:56 a.m. Satur- it is the sole responsibility of the con- A report of a motor vehicle hit and day at 567 Lowell St. and 2 Goodale eight at Arizona Complaints run accident at 5:52 p.m. Friday at St.; at 12:17 p.m. Saturday at 443 cerned party to contact the relevant Pleasant and Bessom streets. Lowell St. and 2 Edgehill Road. A police department and have the A report of a disturbance at 11:33 three-car accident was reported. swimming hole department issue a notice of correc- a.m. Friday at 52 Newhall St.; at Breaking and Entering Two people were taken to Salem 11:38 a.m. Friday at Public Library tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or Hospital; at 1:37 p.m. Saturday at By Anita Snow and Alexander and others clarifications will not be made without at 5 North Common St.; at 1:33 p.m. A report of a breaking and entering Speedway at 545 Lowell St.; at 3:36 Friday at 104 Newhall St.; at 3:31 at 10:38 p.m. Friday on Washington Alina Hartounian tried to reach them but express notice of change from the ar- p.m. Saturday at 91 Endicott St. and ASSOCIATED PRESS p.m. Saturday at 501 Washington Street. A caller reported his house couldn’t. Rescuers arrived resting police department. 137 Lowell St. a short time later. St.; at 4:59 p.m. Friday at 51 Ford was broken into. The back door was TONTO NATIONAL A report of a motor vehicle hit and “We were kinda looking St.; at 5:40 p.m. Friday at 33 Bu- broken and there were items miss- FOREST, Ariz. — At least run accident at 4:49 p.m. Friday at at the water; it was really LYNN chanan Circle; at 8:40 p.m. Friday ing, including a brand new pair of eight people were killed Peabody Fire Department Engine 7 brown,” she said. “Liter- at 224 Washington St.; at 9:02 p.m. sneakers that were sitting on the and others were believed at 601 Lowell St. Laurie A. Curcuru, ally 20 seconds later you Arrests Friday at Chestnut Street and Kings- table, still in the box. missing when floodwaters 52, of 74 Ellsworth Road, was sum- just see, like hundreds of ley Terrace; at 11 p.m. Friday at 15 from a sudden rainstorm Shara Belgiorno was arrested on moned for leaving the scene of prop- gallons of water smacking Newcastle St.; at 11:20 p.m. Friday Complaints erty damage; at 10:19 p.m. Saturday barreled through a nor- warrant charges of two counts of at 224A Washington St.; at 11:25 mally tranquil swimming down and debris and trees A report of a disturbance at 8:37 at 23 Sherman St. Class B drug possession at 10:57 p.m. Friday at 30 Ocean St.; at area in Tonto National For- getting pulled in. It looked p.m. Friday on Wallace Road; at a.m. Saturday. 11:50 p.m. Friday at 115 Lewis St.; est where more than 100 like a really big mudslide.” 6:44 p.m. Saturday on Ruby Terrace; Assaults Selvin Herrera, 36, of 106 Essex at 12:42 a.m. Saturday at 170 Union people were taking refuge The National Weather at 11:59 p.m. Saturday on Pleasant St., was arrested and charged with St.; at 2:09 a.m. Saturday at Mall A report of an assault and battery from summer heat, author- Service, which had issued Street. A caller reported a man threw disguise to obstruct justice and tres- and North Common Street; at 2:29 at 7:04 a.m. Saturday on Fairview ities said Sunday. Some of a flash flood warning, esti- a table at someone and then tried passing at 9:01 a.m. Sunday. a.m. Saturday at 72 Mall St.; at 3:04 Road. those washed downstream mated up to 1.5 inches of to start a fight with another person. Christina Lupoli was arrested on a.m. Saturday at 75 Johnson St.; at clung to trees until rescu- rain fell over the area in a warrant charge of Class A drug pos- A report of a missing rower at 9:41 3:19 a.m. Saturday at 118 Chestnut Breaking and Entering ers reached them. an hour. The thunderstorm session at 12:14 p.m. Saturday. St.; at 3:23 a.m. Saturday at 16 As- a.m. Saturday on Doaks Lane. A call- hit about 8 miles upstream er reported his rowing partner was The flash-flooding hit Christopher Odom, 35, of 96 tor St.; at 3:34 a.m. Saturday at 75 A report of a breaking and enter- Saturday afternoon at along Ellison Creek, which Maynard St., Roslindale, was arrest- Johnson St.; at 6:47 a.m. Saturday missing for more than 30 minutes. ing at 9:40 p.m. Saturday at 171 quickly flooded the narrow The harbormaster was notified and Cold Springs canyon, ed and charged with disorderly con- on Nahant Place; at 8:24 a.m. Satur- Lynn St. Police reported $4,000, canyon where the swim- found the rower. She was safe and about 100 northeast of duct, assault and battery on a police day at Auburn and Lynnfield streets; some Vicodin and a safe were stolen mers were. the caller was notified. Phoenix, and some peo- officer, and resisting arrest at 12:59 at 10:02 a.m. Saturday at 69 North from the home, but no forced entry “They had no warning. A report of suspicious activity ple were washed several a.m. Sunday. Common St.; at 10:35 a.m. Saturday was seen. They heard a roar, and it at 12:48 p.m. Saturday on Wyman miles downstream. Nehemias Pojoy-Deleon, 20, of at Commercial Street and Lynnway; A report of a motor vehicle break- was on top of them,” Wa- Road. A caller reported she was Disa Alexander was 98 South Common St., was arrested at 11:47 a.m. Saturday at Maple ing and entering at 9:17 a.m. Sun- ter Wheel Fire and Medi- walking her dog in the park and hiking to the swimming on warrant charges of unlicensed Street and Western Avenue; at 11:59 day at 9 Tanners Court. Police report- area where Ellison Creek cal District Fire Chief Ron operation of a motor vehicle and im- saw a group of four males and one ed the car’s registration and $10 in Sattelmaier said. a.m. Saturday at 12 Fremont Place; female behind the grandstand with and East Verde River con- proper operation of a motor vehicle at 1:56 p.m. Saturday at 170 Union cash was taken from the vehicle; at verge when the storm hit Three bodies were pulled at 3:29 a.m. Saturday. a bong out in plain view. She was 1:47 p.m. Sunday at Peabody House out Saturday and five St.; at 4:43 p.m. Saturday at 88 looking for random monitoring of the and the water suddenly Lillian Riggs, of 15 Hovey Terrace, at 18 Walnut St. A caller reported more Sunday. The deaths Newhall St.; at 8:49 p.m. Saturday area, as there was frequent drug use, surged. She was still about was arrested on warrant charges of at 36 Lyman St.; at 9:19 p.m. Sat- that someone stole change from his 2½ miles away when she include at least one child. Class B drug possession and sexual spray painting and silly string in the car. urday at 107 Newhall St.; at 11:51 area. came up to a man holding Four people rescued by conduct for a fee at 3:26 p.m. Sat- p.m. Saturday at Mama Blanca at a baby and clinging to a helicopter Saturday were urday. A report of a shopping cart in the 125 Oxford St.; at 11:52 p.m. Sat- Complaints tree. His wife was nearby, taken to the hospital for Alberto Torres-Gomez, 25, of harbor at 1:58 p.m. Saturday on urday at 24 Pinkham St.; at 12:02 Front Street. A caller reported he was A report of a disturbance at 5:02 also in a tree. hypothermia. 65 Franklin St., was arrested and a.m. Sunday at 40 Fernwood Ave.; at charged with assault and battery at Crocker Park and saw a group of p.m. Friday at Salem Five Savings 12:07 a.m. Sunday at 22 James St.; with a dangerous weapon and as- kids on the swimming platform, who Bank at 19 Central St.; at 7:47 p.m. at 1:13 a.m. Sunday at 41 Light St.; sault with a dangerous weapon at had a shopping cart from Crosby’s. Friday at 108 Lynn St.; at 8:02 p.m. at 1:57 a.m. Sunday at 1 Mt Pleas- Three dead and a 11:25 p.m. Friday. The kids pushing the shopping cart Friday at Sports Collectibles at 14 ant St.; at 2:06 a.m. Sunday at 329 into the harbor, and tried to retrieve Peabody Square; at 11:47 p.m. Fri- Accidents Essex St.; at 2:31 a.m. Sunday at Ex- it by diving into the water. The har- day on Castle Circle; at 3:23 p.m. change and Spring streets; at 2:43 bormaster was notified and reported Saturday on Coolidge Avenue; at dozen injured in A report of a motor vehicle acci- a.m. Sunday at 100 Newhall St.; at he would try to get it at low tide. 3:47 p.m. Saturday at 63 Russell St.; dent at 12:12 p.m. Friday at 50 Go- 3:26 a.m. Sunday on Quincy Terrace; A caller reported kids were having at 5:19 p.m. Saturday on Coolidge odridge St.; at 3:29 p.m. Friday at 22 at 3:34 a.m. Sunday at 65 Baker St.; a party and they were throwing beer Avenue; at 5:47 p.m. Saturday at Honolulu blaze Jefferson St.; at 6:34 p.m. Friday at at 11:08 a.m. Sunday at 100 Willow cans into his yard at 10:30 p.m. Sat- 15 Hawthorne Circle; at 11:02 p.m. Market and Oxford streets; at 6:38 St.; at 11:08 a.m. Sunday at Audets urday on Reed Street. Saturday at Ahepa Penelope No 120 p.m. Friday at Essex and Washing- at 90 Boston St. at 98 Central St.; at 12 a.m. Sunday ton streets; at 11:03 p.m. Friday at A report of a gunshot at 1:34 a.m. Theft at 2 Swampscott Ave.; at 12:09 a.m. Lansing Road and Lynnfield Street; Sunday at Purdon Avenue and Thor- Sunday on Margin Street Court; at at 11:04 p.m. Friday at 66 Laighton pe Road. A report of a larceny/forgery/ 12:42 a.m. Sunday at 2 Swampscott St.; at 2:50 a.m. Saturday at Essex fraud at 4:09 p.m. Friday on Naugus Ave.; at 12:52 a.m. Sunday at 21 and Rockaway streets; at 12:17 Overdose Avenue. Caller St.; at 8:20 a.m. Sunday on p.m. Saturday at 31 Lawton Ave.; Oak Street. at 12:28 p.m. Saturday at 700 Lyn- A report of an overdose at 3:19 p.m. Friday on Olive Street; at 12:59 PEABODY A report of suspicious activity at nway; at 12:38 p.m. Saturday at Al- 10:08 p.m. Friday on Granite Street. ley and Commercial streets; at 5:45 a.m. Saturday on Broad Street; at 2:16 p.m. Saturday on Western Ave- Arrests A caller reported two men in their p.m. Saturday at Commercial and 20’s or 30’s, who were wearing blue Warren streets; at 6:51 p.m. Satur- nue; at 6:47 p.m. Saturday on Allen Mark R. Cavanaugh, 51, of 158 Avenue. t-shirts, were walking around and day at South Common and Shepard Boston St., Salem, was arrested and shining large flashlights into nearby streets; at 10:18 p.m. Saturday at charged with OUI liquor second of- Theft yards and houses. Police reported 405 Chatham St. fense, Class B drug possession with the men were employees of Hands intent to distribute, and license not A report of a motor vehicle acci- A report of a larceny at 2:25 p.m. on Plumbing, and were in the area dent with personal injury at 12:41 in possession at 4:34 p.m. Friday. fixing a water leak. Friday at Bank of America at 1 State Genaro Chavez, 27, of 34 Bull- p.m. Friday at Broad and Lewis St.; at 5:22 p.m. Friday at 170 South streets; at 9:07 p.m. Friday at Bowler finch St., Apt. 3, Lynn, was arrested Common St. and charged with operation of a mo- Overdose Street and Lake Avenue; at 12:23 A report of motor vehicle theft at p.m. Saturday at 1000 Western Ave.; tor vehicle with a suspended license A report of an overdose at 12:44 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 2:42 a.m. Saturday at 484 Western and speeding at 9:43 p.m. Friday. at 11:10 p.m. Saturday at Eastern Ave. p.m. Sunday on Collins Street. and Western avenues; at 6:51 a.m. Drew W. O’Neil, 21, of 212 Lynn A Honolulu Fire Department helicopter flies St., was arrested and charged with near a fire burning on a floor at the Marco Polo Sunday at Lynnway and Shepard Vandalism Theft Street; at 10:16 a.m. Sunday at Class B drug possession, Class D apartment complex, Friday. Commercial and Summer streets. A report of motor vehicle vandal- drug distribution, and Class D drug A report of a larceny at 9:27 a.m. killed. A report of a motor vehicle hit and ism at 4:49 p.m. Friday at 32 Hamil- possession with intent to distribute Sunday at 19 Cottage St. A caller By Caleb Jones ASSOCIATED PRESS Joanna Kuwata, 71, who run accident at 12:39 a.m. Saturday ton Ave.; at 10:36 p.m. Friday at 97 at 4:48 p.m. Friday. reported a bike and wrenches were was single and lived alone at 264 Chestnut St. Tracy Ave.; at 12:38 p.m. Saturday at stolen from his shed. There was no HONOLULU — As on the 26th floor of the 70 Pacific St.; at 2:08 a.m. Sunday Accidents forced entry. flames raged through a Ho- building, was also killed Assaults at 192 Washington St. A report of a motor vehicle acci- nolulu high-rise building, in the fire, her sister told A report of vandalism at 12:17 Vandalism killing three people and A report of an assault at 5:09 a.m. dent at 3:35 p.m. Friday at Sprint at The Honolulu Star-Adver- a.m. Sunday at 42 West Green St. injuring a dozen others, Sunday on Rockaway Court. 232 Andover St.; at 5:25 p.m. Friday A report of vandalism at 5:55 p.m. tiser. Jayne Matsuyama some residents didn’t even at 2 Newcastle Road and 46 Margin Saturday at Police Department at said her sister’s apart- realize a blaze had broken MARBLEHEAD St. Police reported a vehicle struck a 6 Allens Lane. A caller reported his ment was not damaged by Breaking and Entering out until they opened their telephone pole. There were no inju- vehicle was vandalized twice in the fire, and she suspects she doors or saw firefighters A report of a breaking and en- Accidents ries; at 5:28 p.m. Friday at 58 Wash- last three days. died of smoke inhalation. racing to battle the inferno. Fire officials have not Several Marco Polo released any information high-rise residents told The Associated Press the about a possible cause for From small crimes, two cousins sirens are located in the the blaze. A fire depart- hallways and they had ment spokesman did not trouble hearing them immediately respond to a allegedly move to killing four men when the blaze started. request for additional in- There were also no flash- formation on Sunday. By Anthony ing alarm lights or public “It didn’t sound quite Izaguirre and announcements about the like a normal traditional Michael R. Sisak deadly fire, they said. fire alarm,” said Air Force ASSOCIATED PRESS Britt Reller was in the cyber technician Cory La From left, shower when the fire Roe, who didn’t know the PHILADELPHIA — Two Sean Kratz of started and didn’t realize building had no sprinklers cousins charged in a grue- Philadelphia the building was ablaze when he moved in in May. some crime spree that end- and Cosmo until smoke began bil- LaRoe, who is from Flor- ed with police unearthing DiNardo, an lowing through his apart- ida but living in Hawaii the bodies of four young admitted drug ment, his brother told a while serving in the mil- men buried on a family dealer with a Honolulu newspaper. He itary, said there were no farm started off commit- history of mental rushed out to try to save announcements or flash- ting small crimes. illness, were his 85-year-old mother, ing lights when the fire But authorities don’t both charged but he couldn’t reach her broke out. know why the 20-year-old Friday. and sought refuge from “I just heard a loud ring- suspects escalated from of- the smoke and flames un- ing, which is what caused fenses like break-ins and PHOTOS | BUCKS COUNTY der a bed. me to look outside. I actu- jewelry heists to allegedly DISTRICT ATTORNEY’S His brother, a local pas- ally thought it was some- killing their victims and OFFICE VIA AP tor, was on the phone with thing from the street that burying them in two pits Reller at the time. He nev- was making the noise. Af- so deep beneath the ground He was about 14 when side in the fall of 2015 with officials contacted the lo- er heard from him again, ter I saw people running that a backhoe and dozens the Bensalem Police De- hopes of studying biology cal police department. The and police later told him out and went out the hall- of people were needed to partment first had contact and had an eye on inter- university sent a letter to that both Reller and his way myself, that’s when I sift through the dirt. with him. He had more national travel, according DiNardo’s parents saying mother, Melba Jeannine knew it was a fire alarm Police found the missing than 30 run-ins with its to a blog post announcing said their son could face Dilley, were among those going off.” men after a grueling, five- officers over the next six the incoming class. trespassing charges if he day search in sweltering “I’m going to go overseas, years, department direc- returned to the school, a heat and pelting rain. hopefully to Italy and the For Cosmo DiNardo, tor Frederick Harran said, rest of Europe,” he is quot- person aware of the con- Lynn Drug Task Force whose lawyer said he con- although court filings re- ed as saying. tents of the letter said, Hotline flect only the minor infrac- speaking to The Associat- fessed to all four killings in However, his time at the 781-477-4444 CALL 24 HOURS A DAY exchange for being spared tions and traffic stops that school was short. After ed Press on condition of the death penalty, brushes came after age 18. making comments that anonymity because they or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) with the law began in his DiNardo enrolled at Ar- unnerved several people were not authorized to Spanish menu available early teenage years. cadia University in Glen- on campus, public safety publicly discuss it. All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. Callers may remain anonymous. MONDAY, JULY 17, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A7 District 45 serves up a grand opening on Lewis St.

District 45 on Lewis St. in Lynn serves American food but with Lynn influenc- es, incorporating the city’s diversity into different ethnic dishes. Below from left, Rachel Hanlon is the hostess of the new establishment and Timothy Kotkowski makes a drink behind the bar.

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DISTRICT 45 that scene. There’s a lot of it to be a 60-item list that “There’s nothing really and Newport Harbor Cor- and has about 35 employ- From A1 pubs, a lot of bars in Lynn. confuses people. A short to walk to,” he said. “We poration. ees. District 45 is open from We just kind of want to be menu allows him to take want to be the first of District 45 replaces Mil- 4 p.m. to 1 a.m. daily, with a which is owned by David a little different. We want his time on different dish- many to just revitalize the dred’s Corner Cafe, which full menu from 4 to 10 p.m., Rosenberg, and has other a funky kind of Boston-es- es. A typical entree rang- area.” was popular for its break- and a bar menu from 10 restaurants in Newton, que restaurant.” es from $15 to $27. Some O’Shea said he fell into fast. Online records list the p.m. to 12 a.m. The restau- Brighton, South Boston, O’Shea said there’s fresh dishes the chef recom- the restaurant world. April 2015 sale price for 45 rant is open for brunch on and Reading. He said the food and everything is made mends include the baked He didn’t go to culinary Lewis St. at $11 million. Saturday and Sunday from company didn’t want to from scratch. He said the lobster gratin, the district school, but started off as O’Shea said it took 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. open in Lynn unless there goal was to introduce Lynn, burger, and the blueberry a dishwasher at a restau- about a year and a half to “It’s just a comfortable was someone involved Swampscott and Marble- braised beef short rib. rant and was thrown on open. After the building, place with elevated drinks, who was born and raised head residents to new food, O’Shea said they’re the line one day when which used to be three service and food, but very there and who knew the but not scare them away. charging more than the someone went on vacation different businesses, was welcoming,” O’Shea said. area. He said that’s when He said the menu also has average joe in the area, and he was just good at it. purchased, he said the “You can come off the beach he got the call. timeless staples, but elevat- but everything is made He said he loved to do it shell was kept, but the in flip flops and a T-shirt “I’ve seen what kind of ed with a twist, adding that from scratch, and as many and always had a passion walls were all knocked and feel fine. We’re not pre- tentious. We’re not any of works and what doesn’t,” there’s a little bit of every- local products are used as for food. down and the interior that. We want to give ev- O’Shea said. “Obviously, thing — it’s American food, possible, adding that ev- He moved his way up was completely redone. eryone a superb experience the Blue Ox and Rosset- but with Lynn influences, erything is high quality. there, hopped around a The basement was only and make them feel…com- ti (Restaurant) are doing incorporating the city’s di- O’Shea said District 45 couple of local restaurants, four feet, which was dug fortable.” great and they’re not in versity into different ethnic was chosen as a name, and eventually made his down to seven feet, and the best part of Lynn, dishes. because they want to re- way into Boston, where the parking lot across the Gayla Cawley can be and they have really, re- He said the menu is vive the nearby Diamond he worked for the last 14 street was bought. reached at gcawley@item- ally nice food. So we kind short and straight to the District, which is in the years as an executive chef O’Shea said the restau- live.com. Follow her on of wanted to go towards point, as he didn’t want neighborhood of the beach. for Back Bay Restaurant rant seats about 85 people Twitter @GaylaCawley. Fatal stabbing of man in Lynn

STABBING tion. She has two other From A1 young children, a five- month-old and a 2-year- incident stemmed from old, the former of whom an argument over mon- has Down syndrome, and ey, which matched what is also sensitive to noise. one female resident of the When she was watch- building told The Item. ing with neighbors, the The 28-year-old resi- Holly Mercer, Library woman said they finally dent, who requested ano- brought out the man who Director, and Kevin nymity, said she witnessed Bergeron, architect appeared to have com- the aftermath of the stab- mitted the stabbing — he for William Rawn bing from looking out of Associates of Boston, was in handcuffs and he her first floor apartment. was covered in blood. She explain a model of She was in her apartment Lynnfield to attendees said the man was so non- Sunday morning when chalant, as he just walked before Town Meeting she heard someone buzz- out of the building, and in 2016. ing her door to get into the walked up to the para- building. Her husband got medic and got into the up to buzz in lots of police FILE PHOTO | PAULA MULLER EMS truck. officers and other emer- The woman said it’s not gency responders. the first time the man The woman said she and Lynnfield library must wait for grant her husband were watch- has been violent. She ing out the front and heard said about a month ago, he went around banging would include abundant this month. vide individuals of all ages a lady come running out of LIBRARY on people’s doors in the parking, meeting and pro- While Selectman Rich- with invaluable resources the building. From A1 building, while carrying a gram spaces, expanded ard Dalton said last year “(She) was yelling, that they otherwise might huge butcher knife, and provisional list have six youth services and addi- that construction of the not be able to access,” Gov- he stabbed him and he months to secure funding, wouldn’t stop stabbing she heard later that he tional patron seating, ac- new building could cost ernor Charlie Baker stat- had slashed someone in and if they are unable to cording to the library di- around $10 million, it’s ed in a press release. “Our him,” the resident said. do so, the state will modify “We overheard everything. the face. rector. She said the space still early in the process to administration is pleased She is actively looking the list,” said the library has been created with the determine the final fund- to once again support this She said he was being director. stabbed because there was for another place to live user in mind, with flexi- ing needed for the project. important grant program because of the violence, If the communities se- ble and adaptive spaces Funding for the Massa- that invests in cities and an argument over money and drugs.” but she said she is limit- cure local funding, the taking advantage of the chusetts Public Library towns across the Com- Emergency responders ed by needing a place that state will pay 40 to 60 per- scenic golf course view Construction Program monwealth.” brought down the vic- offers Section 8 Housing cent of the building costs, designed to inspire, stim- (MPLCP) is authorized by MPLCP library build- depending on need. Mer- tim, and there was blood and faces bias because the ulate creativity, encourage the governor and the leg- ing projects are currently cer said Lynnfield would everywhere, the woman couple has children. collaboration and commu- islature. Funding for the underway in Hopkinton, likely take home 40 per- said. EMS was on top of “I literally go to bed ev- nication, as well as reflect latest grant round was Leicester, Scituate, Sher- cent reimbursement for him giving him CPR and ery night praying that the new library. both the goals and values part of the general gov- born, Stoughton, and Wo- got him into the back of nothing happens,” the The ball got rolling on a of the community. ernmental needs bond bill burn. Communities with the ambulance, she added. woman said. “I’ve had to new building in Lynnfield The current building is filed in March, 2013 which recently completed proj- “It was really scary,” the throw my babies down on in 2014, when the library’s just under 15,000 square included $150 million for ects include Eastham, woman said. “I’m from a the floor before because board of trustees applied feet and has 12 dedicated the MPLCP. This funding Edgartown, Framingham, whole different state and someone was shooting at for a planning and de- parking spaces. was also used to award Reading, Shrewsbury, and I’m not used to seeing this the building…It’s not a sign grant from the state. As library officials wait construction grants to 11 West Springfield. stuff. It was pretty shock- good way to live.” Those preliminary plans to see how soon funding communities that had An 8,000-square-foot ing.” The incident is under in- call for a new building comes through, Mercer been on a waitlist for sev- addition and renovations She said her 3-year-old vestigation by Lynn Police on a portion of the Reedy said they will continue to eral years and will be used to the Reading Public Li- son was watching out the and the DA’s office. Meadow golf course prop- focus on expanding ser- to support a future Plan- brary was completed in window and she was try- erty that would address vices at the current build- ning and Design grant 2015 at a cost of just under ing to pull him away, but Gayla Cawley can be the library’s space and ing and celebrating the round. $15 million, with the state because he has autism, reached at gcawley@item- programming needs. 125th anniversary of the “The Commonwealth’s covering a little more than he was freaking out from live.com. Follow her on The 25,874 square feet Lynnfield Public Library local public libraries pro- $5 million of the project. hearing all of the commo- Twitter @GaylaCawley. A8 MONDAY, JULY 17, 2017 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Artist Caleb Neelon shares his love for color By Matt Demirs paint, but also authoring and that cities are a really viable FOR THE ITEM collaborating on more than two place for cultural production. dozen books, including the 2011 “That’s the grown-up version High up on the 125-foot boom HarperCollins release, The His- of what we do,” he said. “But for lift are Caleb Neelon and Lena tory of American Graffiti. kids, it’s color in the street. It McCarthy, projecting color on a In this work, Neelon dedicat- once plain brick wall at 33 Mun- wows them.” ed a subsection to Lynn which He said seeing families with roe St. he proclaims was a special place kids and hearing them say “wow” Neelon of Cambridge and Mc- with a unique graffiti scene. is the best feeling one could get. Carthy from Wayland are trans- “They had people like Temp, forming the four-story building who is painting right now on The owner of the building at 33 with a design Neelon describes Oxford Street for the festival,” Munroe St., Diane Giambrone, as “one big family love quilt,” as he said. “He was a key figure in who’s lived in Lynn for four years, part of the 10-day Beyond Walls graffiti here in Lynn.” loves the use of color on her wall. mural festival downtown. He will speak at the History of “Thank you for transforming This is Neelon’s first time American Graffiti on Wednesday, my ugly, red brick wall into a working with McCarthy, a 2014 from 6-8 p.m. at Raw Arts Works colorful and vibrant mural,” she graduate of Boston University, with fellow Beyond Walls mural said. “Caleb is awesome, I’m so and she’s learning a lot from artists Temp and Cey Adams. glad they picked him to design him, she said. He reached out to As for the big family love quilt the face of our wall.” the young artist when his other blanketing the side of 33 Munroe, This weekend, she’s been in- partner couldn’t be here. the design came from his love for vested in watching the festival When Neelon contacted McCa- color. rthy through email, the aspiring unfold, bouncing from location “Colors are awesome,” he said. to location where painters are muralist called within minutes “They are one of those things working. to say she was on board. you can’t explain. It’s just that “I’m so happy to be a part of Neelon, 41, has been an artist colors are great and the more since he was young and got into of them ... when you are walk- this and proud of Al Wilson, the it by drawing. By the 1990s, ing and come across a whole big executive director of Beyond Neelon became immersed in blamo of color, it feels good.” Walls and everything he’s done the global graffiti scene under He said he’s looking forward to for our community, as well as the name SONIK. interacting with the community, the entire staff of volunteers ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Throughout the years, he’s even though he’s already gotten and artists,” she said. Cambridge native Caleb Neelon works on his mural on the combined his love for art and his fair share from foot traffick- side of 33 Munroe St. in Lynn on Friday during the Beyond history by not only changing the ers curious about the duo’s work. Matt Demirs can be reached Walls Mural Festival. face of buildings worldwide with Projects like this, he said, show at [email protected]. Def Jam comes to downtown Lynn

ADAMS From A1 Def Jam Recordings, known as one of the more successful black-owned record labels, produced for artists including LL Cool J, Public Enemy, the Beastie Boys, and more. )DUPHU·V0DUNHW&RXSRQ “I did posters, flyers, t-shirts, tour backdrops, advertisements in maga- zines, billboard campaigns, 'LVWULEXWLRQ'D\ television spots,” Adams said. “If you name it and it was visual, I was doing it.” -8/ As the company grew, so did Adams’ role, leading him to create the record’s DPSP in-house visual design firm, Drawing Board, with co-founder Steve Carr. 7KH.,33$FDGHP\ “The idea behind the name came with the say- +LJK5RFN6W/\QQ ing if you make a mistake, you go back to the drawing board,” he said. By working with differ- ent kinds of artists, Adams learned how to apply vari- )5(()DUPHU·V ous styles of art to commu- nicate a message or reflect a persona. An example of this, he said, would be 0DUNHW&RXSRQV when he designed Mary ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK 0XVWEH\HDUVRUROGHU/\QQUHVLGHQWZLWKORZLQFRPH J. Blige’s debut record Artist Cey Adams starts adding detail to his What’s the 411. mural on Munroe Street on Saturday. 3OHDVHEULQJ\RXU,' “It was learning how to not only do graphic design, longed to a church when Adams said his time in but make it palatable for he first chose his design, Lynn has been nothing *LYHDZD\V5DIIOHV +HDOWK6FUHHQV an R&B artist with a soft but said it really ended up short of amazing because sensibility vs. a hip hop being a perfect fit. of the people and their +267('%< artist who is raw and grit- He has continued to do a generosity. ty,” he said. lot of commercial work for “I can’t even begin to tell He said his design for brands such as Adidas and you. I travel a lot,” he said. downtown has similarities Nike, for example, after sell- “I haven’t had a reception to the cover designed for ing Drawing Board in the like this in a long time. Blige. mid ’90s. He also works with The whole town has been Most of his murals are museums and corporate in- really encouraging, friend- centralized around the stitutions like The Smithso- ly and supportive.” theme of music, he said. nian in Washington, D.C., in It makes him feel good When he came to the addition to lecturing and ed- because he remembers a Massachusetts’ Area, he ucating young people on the time when graffiti wasn’t learned LaDonna Adrian history of hip-hop culture always accepted, he said. Gaines, best known as Don- across the country. “When people not only )RUPRUHLQIRUPDWLRQFDOO na Summer, was born just a “It’s important for young acknowledge what you are few towns over, he said. people to know who we are doing but they come and “I wanted to pay an as a collective as it relates bring you food and water, homage to an artist from to hip hop,” he said. “The and tell you how great this around here,” he said. culture has gone global and is that you are here,” he “Summer’s had a bunch of it’s very easy for a 15-year- said. “That in a lot of ways songs with the title love so old to not know the origins.” is something you cannot I just thought ‘I feel love’ He provides this kind put a price tag on.” was perfect because it’s a of work to give guidance universal message.” since a mentor wasn’t Matt Demirs can be Adams didn’t know the something he had growing reached at mdemirs@ wall he’s painting be- up as an artist. itemlive.com. WEATHER LOTTERY

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By Steve Krause By Steve Krause ITEM SPORTS EDITOR ITEM SPORTS EDITOR LYNN — Lynn’s 13-year-old Babe LYNN — Lynn’s efforts to bring Ruth team lose a tough one Saturday home a second straight state champi- in the state semifinal at Fraser Field onship in Babe Ruth baseball compe- as Braintree came back with runs in tition came to an end Saturday at Fra- the sixth and eighth innings to win, ser Field when the 14s, playing in the and advance to the state championship second half of a Massachusetts semi- game Sunday. final doubleheader, fell to Hingham/ The Lynners had taken a 2-1 lead in Hull, 3-2. the first inning when an error off the Lynn was vying to do what the bat of catcher Eramal Alemenderez 15-year-olds did last year -- win a title scored Aiven Cabral, who had singled; and go onto the New England region- and Aaron O’Connor, who had walked. als. However, Hingham/Hull will have Lynn had taken the lead after Brain- that that opportunity, as it defeated tree’s Jordan Gorham had singled, Plymouth Sunday in the state final, stole second, and scored on Dan Han- which was also played at Fraser. nigan’s base hit. It was a rare pitchers’ duel of south- The game’s big controversy occurred paws Saturday, with Aidan Dow going in the third inning. Brady Leslie hit for Lynn and Max Iorio throwing for a one-out triple to deep left field — or Hingham. And until late in the game, so it seemed. However, Lynn manager Dow very efficiently shut Hingham Brian O’Connor called on the umpires down. to check Leslie’s bat, which was ruled Lynn grabbed a 1-0 lead in the bot- illegal by the on-site protest committee. tom of the second inning when Jared The members of the committee then DeFillipo walked, Jackson Nickoleau snapped a cell-phone picture of the bat singled, and Mark Tobin got the run and contacted Babe Ruth state head- home with another base hit. quarters. That was it for Lynn until the sev- Initially, state officials ruled the bat enth inning. illegal, which nullified the triple. Later, Dow was nearly flawless after wig- however, Lynn officials got word that ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK gling out of a jam in the first inning. the decision had been reversed and the In the 13-year-old Babe Ruth semi nal game, Lynn’s Anthony Marino dives After giving up a leadoff single to Har- bat was legal. After more discussion, it into rst base to avoid a double play but is called out, ending the second ry Peters in the second, he set down 13s, B2 inning. Braintree’s Jeff Charron makes the putout. 14s, B2 Saugus seniors come up short

By Scot Cooper up the championship. FOR THE ITEM Saugus knocked off host Woburn to get the title WOBURN — Even round, but highlights were though it was a beauti- hard to come by against ful day Saturday, it was C-W. In the opener, a sin- a washout for the Saugus gle by D. J. Munafo in the Senior all-star softball third, and another base team. hit by Wood in the fourth Charlton-Webster took were all Saugus could get the first two games in the off of Johns. Game one saw best-of- three series to win Johns whiff 10 batters, the state championship at walk one and drive in the Gonsalves Field. winning run with a single. C-W pitcher Madison C-W manager Ed Johns Johns pitched both games said the first game was a allowing just two hits in thrilling pitcher’s duel a 1-0 win to start things “Not many hits in that off, and then holding Sau- game, their pitcher (Wood) gus to three hits in the did a nice job against us, 8-0 clincher. Johns wasn’t she pitched very well,” supposed to pitch in game Johns said. “We were able two, but C-W’s second to get a run and win it, it starter, Alyssa Ward’s was a really great softball back stiffened up between game.” ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON games and she couldn’t go. Needing a win in the sec- Johns was very, very Justin Powers, center, slides in safely Saturday with the winning run for Peabody as Ryan ond game to force a third Brunet, right, comes in to celebrate. The win gave Peabody the District 16 Little League title. good, 14 shutout innings game Sunday, things went Saturday, with one walk awry for Saugus right af- and just five hits over ter it won the coin toss to two games. Saugus pitch- be the home team. Devan er Caitlyn Wood matched Peabody wins intracity battle Weatherbee reached on an her in the first game, but error, and she came home C-W’s bats got going early on a double by Johns. Hai- in the second. The winners ley Delphia ripped a triple and the District 16 LL crown scored in every inning but the fifth in Game 2 to lock SAUGUS, B2 By Anne Marie Tobin Peabody had a stranglehold over just one run, 3-2. Tyler Fawcett fol- FOR THE ITEM West, leading 3-0, thanks to a dom- lowed, smashing a 1-0 fastball over inant effort from Peabody starter the left field fence to tie the game at LYNN — Two minutes. That’s all Justin Powers, who held West to 3-3. Villano’s homer was the third it took to transform Saturday’s Dis- just three baserunners, only one of in his last three games. trict 16 final between Peabody and whom made it past first base, and After Fisher struck out Peabody’s Peabody Western, won by Peabody timely hitting from Carson Browne top of the order in the bottom of the 4-3 in seven innings at Pine Hill’s (leadoff home run) and pinch hitter inning it was on to the seventh, and Gallagher Park, into one that will what a seventh it turned out to be. be remembered for a very long time. Matt Richards (RBI single). With one out in the top of the With one out and runners at first Peabody will now play in the Mas- and third, Powers reached his pitch sachusetts Section 4 tournament, sixth and West starter Zach Fish- er on first (fielder’s choice), Powers count. Browne came on in relief and beginning Wednesday at Wyoma’s promptly walked Thomas Fabbo to Reinfuss Field, where it’ll face for- struck out the dangerous Giovanni Guglielmo, and the Peabody faith- load the bases for Fisher. Browne mer District 15 rival Gloucester at caught him looking, then got out of 7:30. Games against Andover Na- ful was feeling it, it being its first district championship since 1997. the jam, unscathed, when shortstop tional (Thursday, 7:30) and Reading Roberts Galvis fielded a grounder (Friday, 7:30) will follow. West, however, was also feeling it. and stepped on second for the force. The two top teams will play Sat- Down to its last out, 11-year-old In the bottom of the frame, Powers urday at 6:30. All the games are at Nick Villano blasted a 2-run homer reached on an infield error and got Wyoma. over the fence in right and, sud- Through five innings Saturday, denly, West had new life trailing by PEABODY, B2 Bristol rally gives Navigators the Blues

LYNN — The Bristol Blues staged a little late-inning Berezo (VCU) lined into a game ending double play. magic Sunday evening to propel them to a 6-4 win over Bristol scored first, right out of the gate. Gonzalez the North Shore Navigators at Fraser Field. (Vanderbilt) grounded out, bringing in Chris Davis With the Navs nursing a 3-1 lead into the top of the (Princeton) in the top half of the first inning. Naviga- seventh, the Blues struck. Following a two-out error, tors’ pitcher Matthew O’Connor (UMass Lowell) set- Max Goyone (Siena) tied things up with a two-run ho- tled in after a slow start and threw five consecutive mer to left. innings of scoreless ball. The Blues continued their momentum and opened up A Nick Fuhrmann (Frostburg State University) RBI a 6-3 lead in the top of the eighth thanks to singles single kicked things off en route to a 3-run second in- ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON by Mitch Guilmette, Jayson Gonzalez, and Mitch Wil- ning for the Navigators. Fuhrmann came around to Caitlyn Wood of Saugus pitched well in a 1-0 liams. score on a Ted Leathersich (UMass Lowell) groundout loss to Charlton-Webster in the rst game of The Navigators tried to rally in the bottom of the to the pitcher before a Pena (St. Thomas Aquinas) dou- Saturday’s doubleheader, but her opponent, ninth when Joey Pena (St. Thomas Aquinas) hit into a ble extended the lead to 3-1. Madison Webster, was just that much better. fielder’s choice, but the rally was cut short after Daane NAVIGATORS, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JULY 17, 2017 Lynn Babe Ruth 14s fall short 14S inning when Iorio led off From B1 with an infield hit, stole second, took third on a seven in a row. He coasted fly ball to deep right field, into the fifth inning, giv- and scored on Matt Lat- ing up only a single and a tiff’s sacrifice fly to right. walk from the second in- Lynn looked as if it ning on. might have something go- However, he ran into ing in the seventh inning. trouble in the sixth, as he Lucas Fritz led off with a was reaching his 95-pitch double in the gap between limit. It started innocently center and left and went enough with an infield hit to third on another double to Joe Sylvester. But Syl- by Mannion that looked as vester ended up on third if it might be caught when courtesy of two wild pitch- it came off the bat. es and then Dow stumbled One out later, DeFillipo as he followed through on got the second run home his next pitch, forcing the with a groundout to third umpire to call a balk, and on a play he came close Sylvester trotted home to beating out. Nickoleau with the tying run. followed, and his harder “Aidan pitched a great grounder to third was gob- game,” said Lynn manag- bled up by Linnehan, who er Dave Galeazzi. “He just made the throw over to kind of ran out of steam.” Peters at first for the final Luke Linnehan, who had out. walked, advanced on the “It was a great game,” balk to third, and scored said Galeazzi, who sin- on a bases-loaded walk to gled out his son, Nico, for Nolan Tiani, which gave making some crucial stops ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON Hingham the lead. behind the plate on some Andrew Luciano, who of the curveballs that The victorious Peabody Little League teams takes the traditional lap around Spagnoli Field at had come in to relieve bounced in the first. “It Gallagher Park after Saturday’s District 16 title-clinching win over Peabody West. Dow, got out of the inning was a fun game. without any further dam- “We didn’t make any age. However, Hingham mental mistakes, or any Peabody wins District 16 LL title made it 3-1 in the seventh errors,” said Galeazzi.

PEABODY from a lot of different hit- a clutch single to left. A Porcella. “We had our From B1 ters.” wild pitch brought Barrett chances in the top of the Peabody got off to a slow home with Connolly and seventh we just couldn’t to second on a passed ball. start. With one out, Pow- Brunet advancing to sec- push a run through. We Daniel Zizza walked and ers plunked Fisher, who ond and third, respective- were right there I would both runners advanced a advanced to second on ly. With first base open, have loved it , but that’s base on a wild pitch. With Guglielmo’s single. Villano Browne was intentionally the kind of ride these kids Ryan Brunet at the plate, hit a rocket that deflected walked. Next up was Gal- will never forget. Too bad Powers took off for home off Powers right to second vis, who made West pay it had to end the way it on a wild pitch, sliding in baseman Danny Barrett, with an RBI single that did, but we’re happy it’s safely after the ball took a who flicked it back-hand- scored Brunet and made it another Peabody team fortuitous bounce off home ed to Galvis to get Gugliel- a 3-0 game. that ended up winning, plate. “I think he just saw the mo on the force and fired Peabody had a chance to although it will be tough ball get away and went for to first for the inning-end- put the game out of reach in school when they rub it it, he wasn’t going to wait ing double play. in the fifth and had the in, but we’ll come back and for another chance,” said Browne led off the bot- bases loaded with one out, get ‘em next year.” manager Justin Powers. tom of the inning and he but Guglielmo, who had In 6 1/3 innings, Powers “I was all ready to take sliced a shot over the fence relieved Fisher after Fish- allowed three earned runs the blame. I called terrible in right to stake Peabody er reached his pitch count on four hits with 10 strike- pitches in that last inning to a 1-0 lead. It stayed earlier in the inning, re- outs, while Browne walked (sixth). Credit to their that way until the fourth grouped and struck out one, struck out one and al- guys (Villano and Faw- when Peabody scratched the final two batters to lowed one hit in two-thirds cett), they hit ‘em but the out two more runs to lead escape the jam and set up of an inning. guys bailed me out today. 3-0. West’s wild and dramatic Fisher gave up two ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Somebody had to win and With one out, pinch hit- sixth inning. earned runs in four in- somebody had to lose, and ter Ryan Rice singled up “We felt that if we won nings on five hits and Lynn’s Aaron O’Connor scores a first-inning I’m glad it was our team the middle. Barrett re-en- this game we would have struck out nine, while run, but his 13-year-old all-star team lost the that won. “We have talk- tered as a pinch runner carried the momentum Guglielmo pitched three state semifinal to Braintree Saturday. ed all year long about how and got to second on a wild into the next game. That innings of no-hit ball and you need to win games in pitch. Brunet walked and kind of energy can get the struck out six. different ways, and today pinch hitter Cam Connol- kids to run through a wall,” Amazingly, neither team Braintree drives Lynn 13s we had some big at-bats ly loaded the bases with said West manager Steve committed an error. batty in state semifinal win Saugus softball seniors fall short in state final 13S boot. From B1 Tim McLaughlin fol- lowed with a base hit that Saugus manager Dan Saugus team has gone,” LaRay said. SAUGUS was ultimately decided scored the tying run be- Prezioso said that the he said. “It’s been a great From B1 Centerfielder Nystasia the bat was not legal. fore Hannigan struck out, team was certainly dis- year. We’ve had great sup- Rowe said her team’s suc- “Sometimes, they check Caruso hit into a fielder’s into the gap in left-cen- appointed that it couldn’t port in this tournament, cess is very good for future these things before the choice, and Jeff Charron ter bringing Johns home, win the state title, but it and this is great for Sau- Saugus all-star teams. game and sometimes they grounded out. and C-W had all the runs was a great season for his gus softball.” “I think it’s awesome don’t,” said Braintree After neither team could it needed. Hallie Kahn, team and for Saugus soft- Infielder Sophie LaRay we were the first Saugus manager Jim O’Brien. “We get anything going in the Chloe Heffernan and Wood ball. said that her team had a team to make it to the hadn’t had any problems seventh, Braintree struck had the hits, and were the “It was tough today,” he great season despite the with the bat prior to the with the winning run in only baserunners, for Sau- said. “We just didn’t have results Saturday. states,” Rowe said. “There game (today).” the eighth. With one out, gus. Kahn took second on it. We’re a good defensive “We’ve gone farther than are a lot of little girls, The game settled into Leslie was grazed by a a wild pitch in the bottom team. We hit well today, any Saugus team ever, younger girls that play a tight pitcher’s duel be- pitch and stole second, of the first, but that was as (but) we just didn’t have and we did that because and we’re role models for tween Lynn’s Anthony Arbatine followed with far as Saugus got on the our best games. we played as a team, I’m them on how far you can Mateo and Braintree’s a base hit up the middle bases in the second game. “This is as far as any very proud of my team,” go with teamwork.” Adam Caruso, and then, that scored Leslie. Relief after him, Leslie. Togeth- pitcher Cabral bore down er, the two pitchers shut and got out of the inning Hamlin gives Gibbs his first NASCAR win of ’17 Lynn down after its two- without any further dam- run first, allowing only age. LOUDON, N.H. (AP) “Definitely needed a win three hits. Leslie ran into some two- — Joe Gibbs Racing has for the organization, for Meanwhile, Mateo was out trouble in the bottom undergone an unexpected myself,” Hamlin said. equally effective through of eighth, walking Ryan upheaval that forced the He’ll take the checkered the middle innings. Both Frayher and allowing an organization into a youth flag — just hold the nut- in the first and sixth in- infield hit to Anthony Ma- movement. cracker. nings, Braintree loaded rino. However, Christian The biggest surprise, Hamlin, who has a Cup the bases with nobody out Moran, while hitting the though, was going 0 for win in each of his 12 sea- and Mateo escaped the ball solidly, lined out to 2017. sons, gave everyone a jam allowing only a run second to end the game. Denny Hamlin ended laugh when he scampered both times. “It was a tough loss,” that rut with the kind of away from the lobster tra- However, in the sixth said O’Connor. “But this finish down the stretch ditionally awarded to the that run tied the game. gets us ready for next year. that showed that — yes, winner in victory lane. Billy Demane led off with Wait and see. We’ll be back the new generation may “I have a lobster pho- a single, and Leslie fol- next year. be on the way — but the bia,” he said. lowed by reaching on an “We couldn’t get the bats JGR lynchpin still knows Larson had a sensation- error. Aidan Arbatine, sent going,” he said. “Their kids how to win. al run from the rear of up to pinch hit specifically pitched well. We can hit. Hamlin held off Kyle the field, where he was to bunt, did so to perfec- We just didn’t do it today.” Larson over the final laps forced to start because he tion, not only getting the Braintree fell to New- Sunday at New Hamp- failed inspection after he job done on the sacrifice ton in the championship shire Motor Speedway to won the pole. Larson lost but legging out a hit to game. send Gibbs to its first vic- his points lead last week tory of the season. and his crew chief was One of the top organi- suspended after failing Navs are singing the Blues zations in NASCAR, JGR a post-race inspection at had yet to have any of Kentucky. NAVIGATORS (St. Thomas Aquinas) will its four drivers win until Hamlin crashed the No. From B1 represent the Navigators Hamlin took the lead with 11 Toyota in practice and in Tuesday night’s FCBL The Navigators end the 33 laps left and held off was forced to race in a All-Star Game in Bristol. first half of the season the hard-charging Larson backup car. It seemed to The Navigators will re- on the final lap. suit him just fine at New with a 16-20 and the Blues turn to action after the All- Hamlin needed his 30th Hampshire. improve to 18-16. Star break with a 3-game career Cup victory to se- Martin Truex Jr., was Alex Brickman (St. Pe- homestand beginning tersburg), Henry Funaro Thursday against the Sea- cure a berth in NASCAR’s third, followed by Matt PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS version of the postseason Kenseth and Kevin Har- (UMass Lowell), Tyler coast Mavericks, followed and end a winless streak vick. Driver Denny Hamlin celebrates after winning Kapucisnki (Marist), Aus- by games Friday and Sun- that stretched to last Sep- JGR won seven of the the NASCAR Cup Series 301 auto race at New ten Michel (Dartmouth), day against the Martha’s tember at Richmond. first 12 races last season. Hampshire Motor Speedway in Loudon. Peña, and Chris Pennell Vineyard Sharks. MONDAY, JULY 17, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

SUMMER SCHEDULE NORTH SHORE NAVIGATORS SCHEDULE FCBL STANDINGS (Not including last night’s games) TONIGHT WEDNESDAY Tonight Tuesday Wednesday WEST NSBL State Section 4 All-Star Game At Torrington W L Pct. Pts. L10 Newburyport at N. Reading (6) LL Tournament Off at Bristol, Conn. Titans (5 p.m.) Wachusett 20 15 .571 40 3-7 Beverly at Peabody (7:45) At Wyoma’s Reinfuss Field, Lynn Bristol 18 16 .529 36 6-4 Marblehead at Kingston (8) Reading vs. N. Andover Nat. (5:30) Pittsfield 19 19 .500 39 6-4 TUESDAY Peabody vs. Gloucester (7:30) Worcester 16 20 .444 33 5-5 NSBL EAST NSBL Manchester at Marblehead (6) W L Pct. Pts. L10 NS Storm at Swampscott (6) NS Storm at Swampscott (6) Thursday Friday Brockton 22 14 .611 44 6-4 NS Phillies at Newburyport (6) Newburyport at Peabody (7:45) vs. Seacoast vs. Martha’s Marthas Vineyard 17 19 .472 35 5-5 Beverly at Saugus (6) Saugus at Kingston (8) Mavericks Vineyard Nashua 18 20 .474 36 4-6 (7) Sharks (7) Navigators 16 20 .444 33 6-4 SPORTS BRIEFS Seacoast 16 19 .457 32 4-6 Spartan Baseball school division. For more information or to Clinic July 24-28 register, email either lynn- parksandrecreation@gmail. The Spartan Baseball Sox,Yankees split shutouts com or stoptheviolence- Clinic will take place from [email protected] or call 781- July 24-July 28 at Pine Mookie Betts hit a two- five and struck out three 268-8000. Hill’s Gallagher Park. run homer and Jackie to improve to 4-0 in his The clinic is open to play- Bradley Jr. went over the last five road starts. ers from ages seven to 13 Lynn Summer bullpen wall to steal one Judge, who leads the and runs from 9 a.m. to 1 from Aaron Judge, helping majors with 30 homers, p.m. each day of the week. Track Series David Price shut down the got an infield single on Players will learn the basic New York Yankees 3-0 on a dribbler to the pitch- The Lynn Parks and Recre- Sunday night and giving fundamentals of hitting, ation Department’s Youth er in the seventh, ending fielding in both the infield the Red Sox a split of their a 0-for-15 slide. Aroldis Summer Evening Track day-night doubleheader. and outfield, throwing and Chapman tossed a one-hit meets will be held Monday A day after the teams baserunning. ninth for his ninth save. evenings until Aug. 21 at played 16 innings over 5 A concession stand will be In the makeup of an Manning Field, starting at hours, 50 minutes, they available from Monday April 25 postponement, 6:30 p.m. spent another long day at through Thursday for play- the Red Sox hit just four There is no entry fee, and Fenway Park and ended ers to purchase lunch, and balls out of the infield and kids, from toddlers to high the four-game series the lunch will be served on Fri- extended their scoreless schoolers, from all communi- way they started: with the day at the clinic’s conclusion. streak to 22 innings. ties are welcome. Red Sox 3 1/2 games up in Players should bring their Rick Porcello (4-12) There are eight different the AL East. own equipment. gave up three runs — one running events and two field CC Sabathia allowed The cost for the clinic is earned — and nine hits in events. two hits over six innings $125 for the week. Contact six innings. The 2016 AL For more information, visit in the opener, and Didi Derek Dana at ddanasmh@ Cy Young winner leads lwrun.org or contact Joe Abe- Gregorius hit a solo home gmail.com, or at 781-521- the major leagues in loss- lon at [email protected] or run to give New York a 3-0 9439 for more information. es despite making his 617-893-7064. victory. It was also 3-0 in the 17th consecutive start of Lynn Flag nightcap when Judge, six innings or more. Lynn Summer WINNING STREAK Football tourney the winner of the All-Star Basketball League Home Run Derby, came up New York had not won Lynn Parks and Recre- with a runner on first and back-to-back games since ation and Stop the Violence: The Lynn Summer Basket- launched a high fly ball a season-high, six-game Lynn will hold a flag foot- ball League is in full swing, into the Fenway triangle, spurt from June 7-12, go- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ball tournament Saturday, with the elementary school just in front of the 420-foot ing 7-19 before winning at Manning Field in Lynn, division playing at 5 p.m., the marker. Bradley stalked David Price reacts after Jackie Bradley Jr’s Saturday and in the first beginning at 8 a.m. middle school division play- it toward the wall that catch on a fly out by New York’s Aaron Judge game Sunday. The games will be played ing at 6, and the high school juts out from right-center, during the eighth inning of Sunday’s nightcap. “It’s been a long, long rain or shine. division at 7. leaped and reached over time,” manager Joe Girar- Each team must have 10 The league runs every to pull the ball in. One night after giv- third inning to end Bos- di said. “Really good es- players with at least two Monday and Tuesday at The sold-out crowd gave ing up a tying homer in ton’s scoreless streak at pecially after the difficult females. There will be four Breed and Wednesday and a huge cheer, and another the ninth, Craig Kimbrel 24 innings. He made it 3-0 loss we had Friday night grammar school teams, Thursday behind English for after Matt Holliday struck pitched the ninth for his when he singled to lead off for our guys to respond eight in the middle school five weeks leading up to the out to end the inning. The 24th save. the sixth, took second on the way they did.” division and four in the high end of summer tournament. Red Sox gathered at the Masahiro Tanaka (7- an error by second base- SLEEPY BATS edge of the dugout steps to 9) gave up three runs on man Starlin Castro, third The Red Sox stranded TV/RADIO congratulate Betts — with eight hits in 7 2/3 innings, on a groundout and scored 10 runners and went 0 for Price pushing his way striking out nine. The Yan- on Dustin Pedroia’s sec- 11 with runners in scor- TV teams TBA, ESPN, 10 p.m. through to thank him. kees are the last team in ond hit of the game. ing position in the opener. Baseball: Washington at Cin- Betts had three hits in the majors to be shut out. In the early game, Sa- They went 1 for 7 in the Poker: World Series of Poker, the night game. Price (5- cinnati, MLB Network, 12:30 Betts homered over the bathia (8-3) made his sec- late game, leaving them 3 ESPN2, 7 p.m. 2) pitched eight innings, p.m.; Toronto at Boston, billboard above the Green ond start since a stint on for 38 with RISP in series Soccer: International friendly, allowing seven hits and Monster, his 17th of the the disabled list (strained and 3 for 58 against the ESPN, NESN, WEEI-FM 93.7, striking out eight. 7:08 p.m.; Cleveland Indi- Real Salt Lake vs. Manches- year, with one out in the left hamstring). He walked Yankees this season. ans at San Francisco, MLB ter United, ESPN2, 10 p.m. Network, 10 p.m.; RADIO Pro Basketball: Big3 games Pro Baseball: Toronto at Bos- Federer has his eighth Wimbledon (tape), FS1, 8 p.m.; Summer ton, WEEI-FM 93.7, 7:08 League championship: p.m.; LONDON (AP) — After Roger Federer closed out a MAJOR LEAGUES Wimbledon final that was more of a coronation than

American League BC-BBN--National League Glance a contest with an ace, he East Division 07/16/2017 7:23PM - 360 words sat in his changeover chair W L Pct GB By The Associated Press and wiped away tears. Boston 51 41 .554 — East Division New York 47 42 .528 2½ W L Pct GB That is when it hit him: Tampa Bay 49 44 .527 2½ Washington 55 36 .604 — His wait for record-breaking Toronto 42 49 .462 8½ Atlanta 45 45 .500 9½ Baltimore 42 49 .462 8½ New York 41 48 .461 13 No. 8 was over. Until then, Central Division Miami 41 49 .456 13½ Federer wasn’t focused on W L Pct GB Philadelphia 30 60 .333 24½ the notion of winning the Cleveland 47 43 .522 — Central Division Minnesota 46 45 .505 1½ W L Pct GB grass-court tournament Kansas City 45 45 .500 2 Milwaukee 52 42 .553 — more often than any other Detroit 41 49 .456 6 Chicago 46 45 .505 4½ man in the history of an Chicago 38 52 .422 9 St. Louis 44 47 .484 6½ West Division Pittsburgh 44 48 .478 7 event first held in 1877. All W L Pct GB Cincinnati 39 52 .429 11½ he’d been concerned with, Houston 62 30 .674 — West Division Seattle 46 47 .495 16½ W L Pct GB consumed with, was being Texas 45 46 .495 16½ Los Angeles 64 29 .688 — healthy enough to com- Los Angeles 46 49 .484 17½ Arizona 53 39 .576 10½ pete at a high level and, he Oakland 42 50 .457 20 Colorado 53 41 .564 11½ Saturday’s Games San Diego 40 51 .440 23 hoped, to win a title, regard- N.Y. Yankees 4, Boston 1, 16 innings San Francisco 35 58 .376 29 Detroit 11, Toronto 1 less of what the total count Saturday’s Games Chicago Cubs 10, Baltimore 3 Chicago Cubs 10, Baltimore 3 would be. Minnesota 4, Houston 2 St. Louis 4, Pittsburgh 0 Seattle 4, Chicago White Sox 3 Capping a marvel- Atlanta 8, Arizona 5 Texas 1, Kansas City 0 Washington 10, Cincinnati 7 ous fortnight in which Oakland 5, Cleveland 3 L.A. Dodgers 7, Miami 1 Tampa Bay 6, L.A. Angels 3 he never dropped a set, Milwaukee 3, Philadelphia 2 Sunday’s Games N.Y. Mets 9, Colorado 3 Federer won his eighth N.Y. Yankees 3, Boston 0 San Diego 5, San Francisco 3 Detroit 6, Toronto 5, 11 innings Wimbledon trophy and Sunday’s Games Chicago Cubs 8, Baltimore 0 19th Grand Slam cham- Houston 5, Minnesota 3 Washington 14, Cincinnati 4 Seattle 7, Chicago White Sox 6, 10 L.A. Dodgers 3, Miami 2 pionship overall by over- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS innings Colorado 13, N.Y. Mets 4 whelming Marin Cilic 6-3, Kansas City 4, Texas 3 Atlanta 7, Arizona 1 Switzerland’s Roger Federer celebrates with the trophy after beating L.A. Angels 4, Tampa Bay 3 Chicago Cubs 8, Baltimore 0 6-1, 6-4 in merely 1 hour, Oakland 7, Cleveland 3 Pittsburgh 4, St. Louis 3 41 minutes Sunday. Croatia’s Marin Cilic in the Men’s Singles final Sunday. N.Y. Yankees at Boston, 8:05 p.m. Philadelphia 5, Milwaukee 2 Monday’s Games San Diego 7, San Francisco 1 “Wimbledon was always Texas (Cashner 4-7) at Baltimore (Tillman Monday’s Games my favorite tournament. “It’s that simple.” “It’s been a long road,” he the 2014 U.S. Open, where 1-5), 7:05 p.m. Washington (Strasburg 9-3) at Cincinnati Toronto (Stroman 9-5) at Boston (Rodri- (Feldman 7-6), 12:35 p.m. Will always be my favorite His first major title said. he surprisingly beat Fed- guez 4-2), 7:10 p.m. Milwaukee (Suter 1-1) at Pittsburgh (Kuhl tournament. My heroes came at Wimbledon in Sunday’s outcome was erer in the semifinals. N.Y. Yankees (TBD) at Minnesota (Mejia 3-6), 7:05 p.m. walked the grounds here 4-4), 8:10 p.m. Philadelphia (Eickhoff 1-7) at Miami (Koe- 2003, and was followed by only in doubt for about This one was all Feder- Seattle (Miranda 7-4) at Houston (McCull- hler 1-4), 7:10 p.m. and walked the courts St. Louis (Wainwright 10-5) at N.Y. Mets others in 2004, 2005, 2006 20 minutes, the amount er, who had been tied at ers 7-2), 8:10 p.m. here. Because of them, I Detroit (Zimmermann 5-7) at Kansas City (Wheeler 3-6), 7:10 p.m. and 2007. He won again in of time it took Federer to seven championships with (Vargas 12-3), 8:15 p.m. Chicago Cubs (Lester 5-6) at Atlanta think I became a better (Teheran 7-6), 7:35 p.m. 2009 and 2012. But then grab his first lead. Pete Sampras and William Tampa Bay (Odorizzi 5-4) at Oakland (Gos- player, too,” said Feder- sett 1-4), 10:05 p.m. San Diego (Perdomo 4-4) at Colorado he lost finals in 2014 and Cilic said afterward he Renshaw in what’s still of- Cleveland (Tomlin 5-9) at San Francisco (Marquez 6-4), 8:40 p.m. er, who will turn 36 next (Moore 3-9), 10:15 p.m. Cleveland (Tomlin 5-9) at San Francisco 2015 to Novak Djokovic. developed a painful blis- ficially called Gentlemen’s Tuesday’s Games (Moore 3-9), 10:15 p.m. month and is the oldest Texas at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Tuesday’s Games male champion at the All He couldn’t be sure an- ter on his left foot during Singles. Sampras won all Toronto at Boston, 7:10 p.m. Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. other final, let alone title, his semifinal Friday, and but one of his in the 1990s; L.A. Dodgers at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 Arizona at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. England Club in the Open p.m. Philadelphia at Miami, 7:10 p.m. era, which began in 1968. was possible a year ago, that affected his ability to Renshaw won each of his N.Y. Yankees at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. St. Louis at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. when he lost in the semifi- move properly or summon in the 1880s, when the Seattle at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. “To mark history here at Detroit at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. Wimbledon really means nals, then took the rest of the intimidating serves previous year’s winner ad- Tampa Bay at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. San Diego at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. 2016 off to let his surgical- that carried him to his vanced automatically to Washington at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. Washington at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. a lot to me just because of Cleveland at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. Cleveland at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. all of that, really,” he said. ly repaired left knee heal. lone Grand Slam title at the final.

TODAY IN SPORTS

July 17 1966 — Jim Ryun becomes the first world record in the mile with a time ton as the Red Sox beat the Twins Woods won by eight at St. Andrews three busts involve the performance 1939 — Henry Picard beats Byron American to hold the record in the of 3:48.95 in Oslo, Norway. The time 1-0. five years ago. He joins Jack Nick- enhancer EPO, cycling’s drug of Nelson 1-up in 37 holes to win the mile since 1937. With a time of is rounded up to 3:49. 1994 — Brazil wins a record fourth laus as the only players to win the choice. His Saunier-Duval team with- PGA championship. 3:51.3 at Berkeley, Calif., Ryun shat- 1983 — Bobby Hebert passes for World Cup soccer title, taking the career Grand Slam twice. draws from the Tour and suspends 1941 — Joe DiMaggio’s hitting ters Michel Jazy’s mark of 3:53.6 by 314 yards and three touchdowns to first shootout in championship game 2006 — Stacey Nuveman and Lovieanne all activities. streak of 56 games is stopped by Al 2.3 seconds. lead the Michigan Panthers to a history over Italy. Jung each homer to power the United 2011 — Japan stuns the United Smith and Jim Bagby of the Indians 1974 — Bob Gibson strikes out 24-22 win over the Philadelphia Stars 2005 — Tiger Woods records anoth- States to the World Cup of Softball title States in a riveting Women’s World before 67,000 at Cleveland. Cesar Geronimo of the Reds in the in the first USFL championship game. er ruthless performance at St. with a 5-2 victory over Japan. Cup final, winning 3-1 on penalty 1955 — Beverly Hanson beats Lou- second inning to become the second 1990 — Minnesota becomes the Andrews, closing with a 2-under 70 2008 — Drugs hit the Tour de France kicks after coming from behind twice ise Suggs by three strokes in a play- pitcher in major league history to first team in major league history to to win the British Open for his 10th again, and the third doping bust nets in a 2-2 tie. Goalkeeper Ayumi Kai- off to capture the first LPGA champi- record 3,000 strikeouts. pull off two triple plays in one game, career major. He wins by five shots, the biggest name yet: Italy’s Riccardo hori makes two brilliant saves in the onship. 1979 — Sebastian Coe breaks the but it isn’t enough to overcome Bos- the largest margin in any major since Ricco, a winner of two stages. All shootout. B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JULY 17, 2017 COMICS

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DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Aunt seeks the right approach to niece in need of guidance Do not rush; take your time DEAR ABBY: I am con- some of us regret it very Tony Benn, who was a cab- his partner would ruff it and cerned about my niece. Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van much. I hope they find for- inet minister in the British La- shift to spades. However, de- She’s 18 and a senior in Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, giveness so they can be bour government in the 1960s clarer trumped in his hand, high school. Her father — and was founded by her mother, free of bitterness and hurt. and 70s, said, “It’s the same played a heart to the queen, my younger brother — is Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at I am truly sorry. each time with progress. First ruffed another club and led they ignore you, then they say incarcerated and has been DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los the heart king. West won and for 13 years. MISS SMART you’re mad, then dangerous, returned his last heart, but Our families have been Angeles, CA 90069. MOUTH IN then there’s a pause and then declarer knew what was hap- alienated, but I’m trying OKLAHOMA you can’t find anyone who dis- pening — he played low! Then to reach out to my niece. vulnerable and I’m wor- 15-year-old, I liked show- agrees with you.” when West led the diamond DEAR MISS SMART Although she has been ried about her. ing off for my two best A well-timed pause at the queen, declarer threw a spade MOUTH: I’m glad you hesitant to get close, we’ve friends. We often made fun bridge table pays dividends from his hand. West had to WORRIED AUNT IN wrote because I’m sure had a couple of face-to- of other kids behind their when it permits you to work out lead a club or a diamond, TEXAS more than one reader has face visits during the past backs. With them, my the right play. In today’s deal, and South shed his remaining been the target of unkind year. She is needy for fam- DEAR WORRIED smart mouth got me the West played far too quickly. spades on the diamond jack- ily, and I know her mother AUNT: Your niece may be attention I craved. remarks at one time or South was in three hearts 10 and club queen-nine. has been overwhelmed vulnerable in your opin- One day I slipped up and another, and even may after East had opened with a Nicely played, but at trick having had to raise her on ion, but she is also 18. She whispered something too have made a few them- weak two-bid in spades. West three West should have shift- led the diamond king, and de- her own. may have father issues loudly. The girl heard what selves. An apology to your ed to a trump. clarer discarded his club four Long story short, my that need to be ironed out, I said about her, and the classmate was definitely on dummy’s ace. Then came a niece has been dating — but considering the man stricken look on her face in order, even if 20 years club to the king and ace. What has been absent since she told me how much it hurt. late. Too bad the woman for the second time — a should West have done next? man her father’s age. She was 5, that’s not surpris- I looked for her at our wasn’t around to hear it. 20th reunion wanting to I’ll share something with South’s three-heart overcall lives a few hours away, so ing. was debatable with so many apologize, but she was ab- you a trial lawyer once most of what I see is on I agree that this isn’t spades. If South had passed, sent. I wish I could take told me. He said, “You social media. I don’t un- within your power to so would West, because mis- can’t unring the bell.” derstand how this man change. My advice is to be back what I said, but I fits are miserable. Two spades thinks it’s OK. My niece there for her when she can’t. However, I have What he meant by it was would have gone down at looks like she’s only 13. It will allow it, be as sup- spent the last 49 years try- that a judge can instruct a least one. makes me cringe, yet I feel portive as you can, resist ing to be kind to others to jury to “disregard that What could South do with this isn’t my business or the urge to try to fill a make up for it. statement,” but once some- all of his spade losers? Not a within my power to parental role and do a lot If there are people who thing is out there, it’s very lot, but he did know that West change. You can tell me of listening. read your column who re- hard to erase from memo- was void of the suit. this is none of my busi- member a stinging remark ry. The context may be dif- At trick three, West immedi- ness and I should just DEAR ABBY: I am 64. that was aimed at them, ferent, but it applies to ately returned a club, hoping walk away, but my niece is When I was an insecure please let them know that relationships, too.

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Soto to "MERS", Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., a separate corporation that is acting solely as nominee for Mortgage NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE Financial, Inc., "Lender"; and its successors and assigns dated February 24, 2010 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds, in Book By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain 29297, Page 484, as assigned by Assignment of Mortgage dated September 20, mortgage given by Nicolo D'Angelo Jr. to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, 2011 and recorded with Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds, Book Inc., dated September 1, 2011 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern 30726, Page 172, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, for District) Registry of Deeds at Book 30632, Page 48, of which mortgage the breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the undersigned is the present holder by assignment from Mortgage Electronic same will be sold at Public Auction at 12:00 PM, on August 7, 2017, on the Registration Systems, Inc. to MetLife Home Loans, a division of MetLife Bank, N.A. premises known as 56 Wardwell Avenue, Lynn, Massachusetts, the premises dated February 29, 2012 and recorded with said registry on July 25, 2012 at described in said mortgage, together with all the rights, easements, and Book 31550 Page 43 and by assignment from MetLife Home Loans, a division of appurtenances thereto, to wit: MetLife Bank, N.A. to JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association dated April 1, 2013 and recorded with said registry on April 16, 2013 at Book 32381 Page 600 LEGALS The land in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, with the buildings thereon, and by assignment from MetLife Home Loans, LLC, successor by merger to MetLife bounded and described as follows: Bank, N.A. to JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association dated December 11, MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE Commencing at a point of Wardwell Avenue (formerly known as Chippewa Court) 2013 and recorded with said registry on December 19, 2013 at Book 33027 Page seventy four feet (74) from the northeast corner of land formerly of J.E. Lima and 205, for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage running foreclosing, the same will be sold at Public Auction at 9:00 a.m. on August 7, given by John Igbinedion to Sovereign Bank, dated August 31, 2007 and recorded SOUTHERLY: on said Wardwell Avenue, seventy-four (74) feet to said land formerly 2017, on the mortgaged premises located at 9 Mary Lou Terrace, Saugus, Essex with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 27162, Page of J.E. Lima; thence turning and running; County, Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, 314 subsequently assigned to Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. by Sovereign Bank by WESTERLY: on said land formerly of J.E. Lima to land formerly of Burrill; thence assignment recorded in said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at turning and running in a straight line; TO WIT: Book 27515, Page 72; of which Mortgage the undersigned is the present holder NORTHEASTERLY: on said land formerly of Burrill to the point of beginning. for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing Also the land in Lynn, being triangular in shape, and adjoining lot numbered 63, The land with the buildings thereon in Saugus, Essex County, Massachusetts, same will be sold at Public Auction at 11:00 AM on July 24, 2017 at 16 Brookline as shown on a plan of building sites belonging to S.C. Newhall, situated in Lynn, being shown as Lot 8 Marylou Terrace on plan entitled ''Sunset Acres, Subdivision Avenue, Lynn, MA, all and singular the premises described in said Mortgage, to Mass., I.K. Harris, C.E. dated March 1891, and recorded in Essex South District of Land Owned by Emilio Fedela Bardetti, 42 Great Woods Road, Saugus, Mass., wit: Registry of Deeds and bounded and described as follows: located in Saugus, Mass.'', dated May 14 1967, John W. Parsons, Engineer, NORTHWESTERLY: by Lot No. 63 as shown on said plan, five and 4/100 (5.4) feet; recorded in Essex South District Deeds in Plan Book 110, Plan 24. Said Lot 8 is The land with the buildings thereon, situated in Lynn, and bounded and described NORTHERLY: by said Lot No. 63, seventy-eight and 72/100 (78.72) feet; further bounded and described as follows: as follows: Southwesterly by Brookline Avenue, forty-two and one-half feet; WESTERLY: by Lots No. 56, 57, and 58, fifty-five and 81/100 (55.81) feet, on Northwesterly by land now or formerly of Edward Mahon, seventy-two feet; said plan; and NORTHWESTERLY: by the curved line of Marylou Terrace by two bounds measuring Northeasterly by land now or formerly of said Mahon, forty-two and one half feet; SOUTHEASTERLY: by land now or late of Kane, ninety-six and 02/100 (96.02) respectively 78.43 feet and 36.57 feet; and Southeasterly by land now or formerly of of Parrott and of Ruddy, seventy-two feet. feet. Being the same premises conveyed to Edwin C. Soto, by deed of Gary Glusgol and NORTHEASTERLY: by Lot 7 as shown on said plan, 177.57 feet; and recorded with Essex South Registry of Deeds in Book 29297, Page 482. SOUTHERLY: by Lot 9, as shown on said plan, 208.49 feet. The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, Terms of Sale: These premises are being sold subject to any and all unpaid real restrictions, building and zoning laws, liens, attorney's fees and costs pursuant to estate taxes, water rates, municipal charges and assessments, condominium Said premises are conveyed subject to a drain easement to the Town of Saugus, M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and charges, expenses, costs, and assessments, if applicable, federal tax liens, as shown on said Plan. assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession. partition wall rights, statutes, regulations, zoning, subdivision control, or other municipal ordinances or bylaws respecting land use, configuration, building or Said premises are conveyed together with a right-of-way over Marylou Terrace, as TERMS OF SALE: approval, or bylaws, statutes or ordinances regarding the presence of lead paint, shown on said plan, for all purposes which streets are used or may hereafter be A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of asbestos or other toxic substances, sanitary codes, housing codes, tenancy, and , used in the Town of Saugus in common with others lawfully entitled thereto, and a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be to the extent that they are recorded prior to the above mortgage, any easements, subject to easements and restrictions of record so far as in force and applicable. delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be rights of way, restrictions, confirmation or other matters of record. required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days Purchaser shall also bear all state and county deeds excise tax. The deposit of District) Registry of Deeds in Book 30632, Page 46. from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other $5,000.00 is to be paid in cash or bank or certified check at the time and place of check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid the sale, with the balance of the purchase price to be paid by bank or certified These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms check within thirty (30) days after the date of the sale, to be deposited in escrow of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure with Guaetta and Benson, LLC, at 73 Princeton Street, Suite 212, North nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be Chelmsford, Massachusetts. titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The In the event that the successful bidder at the foreclosure sale shall default in having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of purchasing the within described property according to the terms of this Notice of easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. Sale and/or the terms of the Memorandum of Sale executed at the time of the foreclosure, the Mortgagee reserves the right to sell the property by foreclosure TERMS OF SALE: Other terms if any, to be announced at the sale. deed to the second highest bidder or, thereafter, to the next highest bidders, providing that said bidder shall deposit with said attorney, the amount of the A deposit of Fifteen Thousand ($15,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. required deposit as set forth herein within five (5) business days after written check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. notice of the default of the previous highest bidder. The balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., Present Holder of said Mortgage, 150 California Street, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box By Its Attorneys, Other terms, if any, are to be announced at the sale. 610389, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days ORLANS PC from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon PO Box 540540 Dated: July 11, 2017 receipt in full of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in Waltham, MA 02454 Present holder of said mortgage said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in this publication. Phone: (781) 790-7800 15-017073 Bank of America, N.A. Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. Item: July 3, 10, 17, 2017 by its Attorneys JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Guaetta and Benson, LLC MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE Peter V. Guaetta, Esquire Present holder of said mortgage P.O. Box 519 By its Attorneys, By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Chelmsford, MA 01824 mortgage given by Donnyell Curry a/k/a Donnyell Brown and Kamil Curry to Bank Item: July 17, 24, 31, 2017 HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. 150 California Street of America, N.A. dated July 6, 2007 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern Newton, MA 02458 District) Registry of Deeds, in Book 27011, Page 86, of which mortgage the COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS (617) 558-0500 undersigned is the present holder, for breach of the conditions of said mortgage PROBATE COURT 201302-0147 - PRP and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Auction at ESSEX, SS Item: July 10, 17, 24, 2017 11:00 AM, on August 7, 2017, on the premises known as 20 Hobson Street, Docket No. ES17E0118PP Lynn, Massachusetts, the premises described in said mortgage, together with all the rights, easements, and appurtenances thereto, to wit: To Miguel A Ramos of Lynn in the County of ESSEX, OCWEN LOAN SERVICING, having a place of business in WEST PALM BEACH in the State of City of Lynn The land in Lynn, Massachusetts, with the buildings thereon, bounded and FLORIDA, and to all other persons interested. described as follows: A petition has been presented to said Court by MARTA J GONZOLEZ of REVERE Notice is hereby given that the Planning Board of the City of Lynn will hold public SOUTHERLY by Hobson Street, sixty (60) feet; in the County of Suffolk, representing that she holds as tenant in common an hearings on Tuesday, July 25, 2017, at 6:30 o'clock p.m. in Room 302, Lynn City EASTERLY by land now or late of Plummer, ninety-one (91) feet; undivided part or share of certain land lying in LYNN in said County of ESSEX and Hall on the following: NORTHERLY by land now or late of Carsley and other, sixty (60) feet; and briefly described as follows: WESTERLY by land now or late of Stiles, eighty-six (86) feet. 1. Whether or not to approve and reaffirm the Subdivision of Kelly Lane as For title, see deed recorded with said Deeds in Book 23819, Page 594. A certain parcel of land with buildings thereon situated in Lynn, Essex County, shown on a plan entitled "Definitive Subdivision Plan Lynn, Massachusetts Terms of Sale: These premises are being sold subject to any and all unpaid real Massachusetts bounded and described as follows: Prepared For: April Realty Trust" Scale: 1" = 40', dated August 25, 1998, Revised estate taxes, water rates, municipal charges and assessments, condominium thru May 11, 1999, drawn by Parsons and Fara, Inc., 60 Lewis Street, Lynn, charges, expenses, costs, and assessments, if applicable, federal tax liens, The land in together with the buildings thereon, bounded and described as follows: Mass., pursuant to a remand Order of the Land Court in the case of Maureen E. partition wall rights, statutes, regulations, zoning, subdivision control, or other Gambale et al vs. Edward T. Finnegan et al as Members of the City of Lynn municipal ordinances or bylaws respecting land use, configuration, building or Lot A shown on a Plan entitled "Lynn, Massachusetts subdivision of land owned by Planning Board et al, Land Court Miscellaneous Case #257550. approval, or bylaws, statutes or ordinances regarding the presence of lead paint, Harvey and Shirley Kupelnick, Reid Land Surveyors, 365 Chatham Street, Lynn, asbestos or other toxic substances, sanitary codes, housing codes, tenancy, and , MA., Scale 1.99 + 20 feet, December 27, 1993", recorded on January ii, 1995, in 2. Whether or not to change the name of Gayron Way to Pine Hill Terrace. to the extent that they are recorded prior to the above mortgage, any easements, Essex South Registry of Dees Plan Book 290 Plan 10. rights of way, restrictions, confirmation or other matters of record. Robert Stilian, Chairman Locus: 13 Orchard Street, Lynn, Massachusetts Planning Board Purchaser shall also bear all state and county deeds excise tax. The deposit of Item: July 10, 17, 2017 $5,000.00 is to be paid in cash or bank or certified check at the time and place of The street address of the land is 13 Orchard Street, Lynn, MA 01905. the sale, with the balance of the purchase price to be paid by bank or certified LYNN PUBLIC SCHOOLS check within thirty (30) days after the date of the sale, to be deposited in escrow The common title to the land is derived under: PUBLIC HEARING with Guaetta and Benson, LLC, at 73 Princeton Street, Suite 212, North Chelmsford, Massachusetts. A deed of Gonzalo Escobar, grantor dated 11/01/2001, recorded with Suffolk The Lynn School Committee will hold a Have County Registry of Deeds in book 14382 at page 68. Public Hearing on the FY18 Budget on In the event that the successful bidder at the foreclosure sale shall default in Wednesday, August 23, 2017, at 7:00 purchasing the within described property according to the terms of this Notice of setting forth that she desires that all of said land may be sold at private sale for p.m. at the James Leo McGuinness Sale and/or the terms of the Memorandum of Sale executed at the time of the not less than FOUR HUNDRED FIFTEEN THOUSAND dollars and praying that Administration Building, School Com- something foreclosure, the Mortgagee reserves the right to sell the property by foreclosure partition may be made of all the land aforesaid according to law,and to that end mittee Room, 100 Bennett Street, to sell? deed to the second highest bidder or, thereafter, to the next highest bidders, that a commissioner be appointed to make such partition and be ordered to make Lynn, MA. A Regular School Committee providing that said bidder shall deposit with said attorney, the amount of the sale and conveyance of all or any part of said land which the Court finds cannot Meeting will follow immediately after required deposit as set forth herein within five (5) business days after written be advantageously divided either at private sale or public auction, and be ordered the close of the Public Hearing in the notice of the default of the previous highest bidder. to distribute the net proceeds thereof. School Committee Room. Other terms, if any, are to be announced at the sale. If you desire to object thereto you or your attorney should file a written appearance The Budget is available on the Lynn in said Court at Salem before ten o'clock in the forenoon on the FOURTEENTH day Public Schools website, or can be Dated: July 11, 2017 of AUGUST 2017 the return day of this citation. viewed at the Business Office, Room Present holder of said mortgage 224, during normal business hours. Witness, JENNIFER MARIE RIVERA ULWICK, First Judge of said Court this We can Bank of America, N.A. Twenty-ninth day of June 2017. Kevin J. McHugh by its Attorneys Pamela Casey O'Brien, Register School Business Administrator Guaetta and Benson, LLC Item: July 10, 17, 24, 2017 Item: July 17, 2017 help! Item: July 17, 24, 31, 2017 MONDAY, JULY 17, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7

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A mermaid pro- er’s decorations and stuck ago with a list of skills gram that combines per- By Joseph Longo Wars land came early in specific film or character them in her hair. that she performs in the formance art, fitness and ASSOCIATED PRESS Chapek’s presentation, arc in the franchise. But while other millen- pool and needed a place to water safety. Certainly, pleasing an eager audi- Instead, they’re building ANAHEIM, Calif. — Dis- nials inevitably traded in do it, because most public the classes can be an effec- ence. A video detailed a a brand new, unnamed their make-believe fins for pools do not allow mono- tive workout, as becoming ney Parks isn’t letting Han model on display at the ex- planet. Solo or Luke Skywalker 9-to-5 desk jobs, Dobbs, fins,” Dean says. “There’s mermaid graceful while po’s “A Galaxy of Stories.” The new planet is set on 27, found a way to parlay a misconception that mo- swimming in a monofin save the day at their new Then, Chapek revealed the the outer rim of the gal- Star Wars-themed lands. her childhood passion into no-fins are unsafe. And requires abundant core name for the expansions. axy, hence the name Gal- a full-time, grown-up job. there is something to be strength. “When you step in to the Star Wars: Galaxy’s axy’s Edge. Beatty said world, you’re the hero,” Edge will first open at Dis- they created a place where Chris Beatty, Disney neyland, followed shortly both beloved characters Imagineer and executive by a second, identical lo- from the franchise could director of the new expan- cation at Hollywood Stu- mix with new, unknown sions said. dios at Walt Disney World. members of the galaxy. Beatty was just one of Chapek said both are ex- He called it “a smuggler’s many Disney representa- pected to open in 2019. planet,” something quint- tives who spoke Saturday He introduced the lead essential “Star Wars.” on the new Star Wars- designer of the project, “It’s kind of forgotten themed lands at the Dis- Scott Trowbridge, who about. People in the know ney fan expo D23 in Ana- said Galaxy’s Edge focus- like Han and Chewie, they heim, Calif. es on two major rides al- knew of this place,” he Bob Chapek, Walt Dis- lowing guests to lead their said, referencing beloved ney Parks and Resorts own adventures. The first franchise characters Han Chairman, led a joyous is a battle between the Solo and Chewbacca. panel where he unveiled Resistance and the First Beatty didn’t rule out many new projects for Order. The second allows the possibility of Galaxy’s both domestic and inter- riders to take control of Edge appearing in an up- national parks. New “Ra- the Millennium Falcon. coming “Star Wars” film, tatouille,” ‘’Guardians of Trowbridge echoed Be- though he didn’t reveal the Galaxy” and “Tron” atty’s sentiment that Gal- any current plans. Lucas- attractions are headed to axy’s Edge is all about the film’s developers and writ- PHOTO | FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM/TNS Walt Disney World in Or- guest experience. Beatty ers worked closely with lando, Fla. said developers quickly Disney’s Imagineers on Moira Dobbs, left, and Ashton Larson are professional mermaids at Ad- Discussion of the Star ruled out focusing on any the expansion. venture Scuba and Snorkeling Center of Plano, Texas. B8 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JULY 17, 2017 HEALTH Trump’s no ‘dying in the streets’ pledge faces reality check

By Ricardo icaid coverage. She went Alonso-Zaldivar to Cannon, an osteopathic ASSOCIATED PRESS ob-gyn, because of abnor- mal bleeding. Cannon said WASHINGTON — she knew something was President Donald Trump horribly wrong on the ba- has often said he doesn’t sis of her initial physical want people “dying in the examination. The patholo- streets” for lack of health gy lab confirmed advanced care. cervical cancer. But in the United States, “In six months, she was where chronic conditions dead,” Cannon recalled. “All are the major diseases, I could think was ‘Who is people decline slowly. Pre- going to take care of these ventive care and routine babies?’ If she had only screening can make a big come in for a Pap smear.” difference for those at risk Such stories are swirling for things such as heart around the Senate debate problems and cancer, es- as Majority Leader Mitch pecially over time. McConnell, R-Ky., pushes That edge is what doc- toward a vote on legisla- tors and patients fear will tion rolling back much of be compromised if Repub- former President Barack lican efforts to repeal the Obama’s Affordable Care Obama-era health law Act. The GOP bill has been PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS lead to more uninsured facing headwinds since people. The uninsured Cathy Cooper leaves her photo studio in Ocala, Fla. the Congressional Budget tend to postpone care until Office estimated it would problems break through. lead to 22 million more un- It’s a message that law- insured people by 2026. makers are hearing from Administration officials doctors’ groups and constit- say the nonpartisan budget uents, in letters and emails, office has been wrong be- and at town hall meetings. fore about health coverage, About 10 years ago, and its analytical methods Cathy Cooper of Ocala, may give too much weight Fla., was battling a blood to the current requirement cancer. Against doctor’s that most people carry advice, she continued to health insurance or risk work full time as a para- fines. (Republicans would legal, through chemother- repeal that immediately.) apy and radiation, just to Health and Human Ser- preserve her health in- vices Secretary Tom Price surance. Cooper said she said Trump’s goal is more would schedule chemo on people with health insur- Fridays, spend the week- ance, not fewer. end sick from side effects “Nobody is looking at it and report back to work in its totality,” Price said -RLQ8VCOMMUNITY FORUM Monday. recently on NBC. “We will Now in her early 30s, Coo- bring down premiums, we ON EMERGENT/URGENT CARE SERVICES per is healthy. She has her will increase coverage, own business as a photog- we’ll increase choices. And rapher specializing in ma- I believe we’ll increase the Thursday, July 20, 2017 ternity, newborns, families quality of care provided in and seniors, and a family this nation.” 6 p.m. of her own. Her health in- There’s not much debate surance is through Health- about the negative conse- Franco American War Veterans Hall Care.gov. With her cancer quences of being uninsured. history, Cooper is worried Studies by the National about changes under de- Academies have found that 535 Western Avenue bate that may reduce op- the uninsured are more tions for people with medi- likely to receive too little Lynn, MA 01904 cal conditions. She said she care, and too late; be sicker voted for Hillary Clinton in and die sooner; and receive the presidential election. poorer care in the hospital. “The ‘dying in the streets’ But surprisingly, there thing — it’s an over-time are questions about wheth- process,” said Cooper. “If er gaining coverage produc- Join North Shore Medical Center and I didn’t have insurance, es tangible health benefits. it (cancer) could just keep Medicaid expansions in the members of the Emergent/Urgent forming inside me and New York, Maine and Ar- I wouldn’t know. Then izona in the early 2000s Care Planning Group to discuss I’d go into the hospital, were associated with a 6 and there’s nothing they percent decline in death options for providing emergent/urgent could do. And then, yeah, I rates in those states, com- could die in the street. But pared with neighboring care in Lynn after Union Hospital is that’s because I wouldn’t states that did not expand consolidated with Salem Hospital have had insurance to get coverage for low-income things checked out prior to people. A study of Massa- in 2019. that point.” chusetts found a similar In Charlotte, N.C., Dr. trend. Octavia Cannon said But in Oregon a Medic- that’s basically what hap- aid expansion study that pened to one of her pa- found a marked reduction tients several years ago. in depression failed to de- The patient, a working tect significant improve- mother with three young ment in blood sugars, blood children and more than pressure and cholesterol one job, was uninsured levels — risk factors for after losing previous Med- heart disease and diabetes.

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