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THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 2019 DEALS Craning over Lynn OF THE MBTA Whole Foods’$DAY$ driving Sip & ShopPG. 3 Better Bus appeals to DEALS Project SwampscottOF THE $ $ By Gayla Cawley By Bella diGraziaDAY ITEM STAFF ITEM STAFFPG. 3 LYNN — Numerous bus route changes SWAMPSCOTT — Whole Foods custom- affecting North Shore commuters will be ers are about to have a whole new shop- implemented by the MBTA Sept. 1. ping experience. The agency says the changes will provide The supermarket chain’s long stand- more frequent and reliable service for the ing Sip & Shop program,DEALS which the Tex- majority of its riders. Dubbed the Better as-based company said has been a suc- Bus Project, the T says its plans, which cess in other states forOF a decade,THE might were introduced over the winter and came be coming to Swampscott,$ according$ to after a yearlong process, will update and documents obtained by TheDA ItemY from the modernize 53 bus routes, including many town’s Of ce of CommunityPG. and 3 Economic on the North Shore. The rst round of Development. Two special permit requests changes, for 29 routes, will begin next made by company representative Michael month. Scott, of Boston law rm Nutter, were ap- “We believe these changes will improve proved by the Swampscott Zoning Board the frequency and reliability of our service of Appeals Tuesday night.DEALS while removing the complexity, and lead- Whole Foods is one stepDEALS closer to allow- ing to a more positive experience for all ing their Vinnin SquareOF customers, THE over of our riders,” wrote Steve Poftak, MBTA the age of 21, to purchase and enjoy a glass general manager, in a correspondence ob- of beer or wine during their$DA shoppingY$ trip. tained by The Item. “Whole Foods is followingPG. in line3 of Eata- “MBTA transit riders will see improve- ly Boston,” said Community and Econom- ments in service,” he wrote. “However, ic Development Director Marzie Galazka. this does require change. Sometimes, this “They want to create a space in the store means people will have to ride a different that would allow them to serve beer and bus, walk to a different stop, or require a wine so customers can shop and sip.” transfer between different services.” The rst special permit will allow the sale But some Lynn commuters are not con- and consumption of alcohol. The second will vinced they’ll see much bene t. Riders who add 7,500 square feet of  oor space for the rely on the 448, 449 and 459 buses will see wine and beer pouring station. The additions their routes eliminated, causing concern will become part of the already 36,000-square- among some residents, who believe the foot store, according to the proposal. changes will result in a longer commute. Glassware disposal stations and car- State Rep. Daniel Cahill (D-Lynn) said riage drink holders will also be added to he, along with many other state legisla- accommodate the program. tors, have elded emails and calls from Scott and David Libardoni, both repre- concerned constituents who rely on the senting Whole Foods, did not return multi- bus routes and connections to the subway ple phone calls seeking comment. to get to work. He and other legislators re- “Whole Foods would like to bring this quested a meeting with the MBTA to dis- program to Massachusetts and has identi- cuss those concerns earlier this summer, ed Swampscott as one of the stores most but was told that there had already been suitable for the concept,” said Scott in the related community meetings in Lynn. proposal’s cover letter. BUS, A3 SWAMPSCOTT, A3 Boston Nahanters mayoral state their aides case against convicted Northeastern By Thomas Grillo By Bridget Turcotte ITEM STAFF ITEM STAFF BOSTON — Two high-ranking members NAHANT — The state will require of Boston Mayor Martin J. Walsh’s admin- Northeastern University to explain how it istration were convicted in U.S. District will minimize the environmental impact of Court Wednesday for conspiring to extort constructing a 55,000-square-foot building founders of the Boston Calling Music Fes- on East Point. tival. The school will be required to draft Kenneth Brissette, the city’s 52-year- an Environmental Impact Report that old director of tourism, was found guilty demonstrates how it will avoid, minimize of conspiracy and extortion. Co-defendant and mitigate the environmental impacts Timothy Sullivan, 36, chief of intergovern- of the expansion. The new building, which mental affairs, was found guilty of conspir- will be called the Coastal Sustainabili- acy. ty Institute, will have classroom and re- They face up to 20 years in prison and up search space. to $250,000 in nes. A sentencing date has The ruling was made by Kathleen Theo- not been set. harides, secretary of the Executive Of ce Construc- The U.S. Attorney’s Of ce argued the of Energy and Environmental Affairs, in men used their power and in uence within tion workers response to an Environmental Noti cation City Hall as leverage to force the festival’s hang around (ENF) led by Northeastern in June. organizers into hiring union stagehands. high above More than 500 comments were submit- They did it, prosecutors charged, to please the street as ted, including from U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton, Walsh, a former union of cial. they wait to Sen. Brendan Crighton, Rep. Peter Capa- Walsh said he was surprised and disap- install the no, the Massachusetts Lobstermen Associ- pointed by the conviction. next piece ation, the Conservation Law Foundation, “I have made it clear from the beginning of the tower Mass Audubon, the Nahant Preservation there is only one way to do things in my crane which Trust, the Nahant Board of Selectmen, the administration and that is the right way,” will be used Nahant Conservation Commission, the the mayor said in a statement. “I have in the next Nahant Historical Commission and from always believed their hearts were in the phase of Nahant residents. right place.” construction Most commenters expressed concern The mayor also said the city has taken on Munroe with the facility’s location on East Point, measures to ensure employees have the Street. including potential impacts on open space, tools and training to perform at the high- wildlife and municipal infrastructure, ac- est ethical standards. He did not specify ITEM PHOTO | cording to the ruling. what they were. SPENSER HASAK Residents also worry about coastal dam- The case began in 2015 when the pair age, dramatic alterations of the town’s were charged. It was dismissed in 2018, landscape and views, and increased traf- after prosecutors failed to prove the men c. The project would support doubling the sought a tangible personal bene t. But campus’ population from 114 to 228. earlier this year, a U.S. Appeals Court “We have felt all along that North- judge sent the case back for trial. eastern’s proposed expansion will have Prosecutors alleged while the music fes- INSIDE far-reaching, negative environmental tival production company awaited permits impacts on the natural resource district for its event on City Hall Plaza, Brissette Opinion LOOK! of East Point,” Emily Potts, president of Cawley: Everything Saugus author releases AIDES, A3 old is new again. A4 44th book. A8 NAHANT, A3

OBITUARIES ...... A2 ENTERTAINMENT ...... A7 COMICS ...... B4 HIGH 87° VOL. 141, ISSUE 205 OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 LOW 71° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 2019 OBITUARIES Initiative petition Margaret F. Collins, 90 Mary F. Calef, 85 1929-2019 1934-2019 seeks ranked voting Under the system, vot- LYNN — Margaret F. “Peg” MERRIMACK, N.H. — Mary F. By Steve LeBlanc ASSOCIATED PRESS ers rank candidates on (Shanahan) Collins, of Dan- Calef, 85, of Merrimack, N.H., the ballot, and a candi- vers, who just happily cele- passed away on Wednesday, BOSTON — A proposed date garnering a majority brated her 90th birthday on Aug. 7, 2019 at the Hillsbor- ballot question calling for of rst-place votes is the Aug. 1, passed away on Tues- ough County Nursing Home in a ranked-choice voting winner. If not, last-place day, Aug. 6, 2019. Goffstown, N.H., after a period method in future state Born in Lynn, she was the of declining health. and federal elections and candidates are eliminated daughter of the late John W. She was born in Lynn on primaries in Massachu- and votes are reallocated and Edith (Lally) Shanahan. Aug. 5, 1934 to the late An- setts is among more than until there’s a majority She was a graduate of Lynn thony T. Martin of Middleton a dozen proposed ques- winner. English High School and a and Florence (DesRosiers) tions and constitutional There have been recent member of the National Hon- Phinney of Merrimack, N.H., amendments led with Massachusetts elections or Society. and formerly of Lynn. She was the state attorney gener- where a winner was de- Peg was a communicant of raised and educated in Mid- al’s of ce. clared without garnering St. Richard Church in Danvers dleton and Lynn, and attend- Supporters led the a majority of votes. and of St. Pius V Church in ed Lynn Classical High School. measure ahead of Wednes- In 2010, incumbent Lynn. She was a member of She worked for many years day’s 5 p.m. deadline for Democratic Gov. Deval the Infant of Prague Guild, St. doing quality control and as- submitting initiative pe- Patrick won reelection de- Richard Sodality and the Lynn sembly for Sanders before her titions with Democratic spite capturing just 48.4 English High School Alumni William Shanahan and Joseph retirement. tucky; along with many nieces, Attorney General Maura percent of the vote. His Shanahan and his wife Kay, of Association. Mary enjoyed reading, nephews and cousins. Healey’s of ce — the rst Republican challenger, Lynn, her sister, Edith Shana- She enjoyed round and watching mountain climb- Service information: Call- step in a long, uncertain Charlie Baker, received han of Lynn, and her sister, ing hours will be held at the square dancing, skiing and ers at Franconia Notch, N.H., journey to the ballot. 42 percent of the vote. Mary Erichson and her hus- RIVET Funeral Home, 425 was an avid Bingo player. listening to big band music, The proposal faces a There were two other band, Bill of New York. Daniel Webster Highway, She was employed as a spending time with her family number of hurdles before candidates: former Dem- Service information: Her Merrimack, N.H., on Friday, school secretary in Lynn and and she loved decorating her it could reach the ballot ocratic state Treasurer funeral will be held on Sat- Aug. 9 from 3-7 p.m. A Mass Saugus, and later worked for 11-room doll house. in November 2020. If vot- Tim Cahill, who ran as urday, Aug. 10 at 9 a.m. from of Christian burial will be the Massachusetts Depart- Along with her parents, she ers were to approve of it, the CUFFE-MCGINN Funeral celebrated at Our Lady of an independent, and won ment of Public Works, District was predeceased by her sister the ranked-choice system Home, 157 Maple St., Lynn, Mercy Church, 16 Baboosic 8 percent of the vote, and 5. An accomplished musician, and brother-in-law, Marlene would take effect in the followed by a funeral Mass Lake Road, Merrimack, N.H., Green-Rainbow candidate she also taught piano and or- and Robert Kelly, also of Lynn. 2022 elections. in St. Ann’s Church, Peabody, on Saturday, Aug. 10, 2019 Jill Stein, who got 1 per- gan for more than 40 years. Mary is loved and survived by Emily Fitzmaurice, of at 10 a.m. Burial will follow at 9:30 a.m. Burial will fol- cent. Mrs. Collins leaves behind her children, Karen (Nestor) Voter Choice Massachu- in St. Mary’s Cemetery, Lynn. low at Last Rest Cemetery. Last year, in a crowd- her two sons, Hank Collins Laber and her husband Ray- setts, the group pushing Visiting hours will be held mond of Merrimack and In lieu of owers, memorial the question, wrote that ed Democratic primary and Paul M. Collins of Boston; at the funeral home on Fri- Frank Eaton of Merrimack; her donations in Mary’s memory the proposed change is for an open seat in the her former husband, H. Guy day, Aug. 9 from 4-7 p.m. To granddaughter, Kerri Laber of can be made the Alzheimer’s “a commonsense way to state’s 3rd Congressio- Collins of New Hampshire; share a memory or leave on- Merrimack; her brother and Association, 166 South Riv- re-energize and empower nal District, Lori Trahan three grandchildren, Shawna, line condolences please visit sister-in-law, Donald and Nan- er Road #210, Bedford, NH voters across the Com- won with less than 22 Lisa and Ryan Collins; and www.cuffemcginn.com. cy Phinney of Manchester; 03110 or online at www.alz. monwealth at this critical percent of the vote. She eight great-grandchildren, all longtime companion, Daniel org. time in our democracy.” went on to win the gener- of Ohio; and several nieces Reich of Nashua; two Godchil- To leave an online condo- Maine became the rst al election. and nephews. She was prede- Several other proposed LIFE WELL CELEBRATED® dren, SueAnn Crowley of Lynn lence for the family, please U.S. state to use ranked- ceased by her brothers, John and RitaAnn Benson of Ken- visit rivetfuneralhome.com. choice voting in primary initiatives were submitted elections last year. to Healey’s of ce. William L. Gallo, 81 Panel frustrated with Registry’s

LYNN — William L. Gallo, age 81, of Lynn, died Sunday in cooperation in N.H. crash probe the Devereux House in Mar- blehead after a lengthy illness. BOSTON (AP) — Mas- In their letter, Dem- A lifelong Lynn resident, he sachusetts legislators ocratic Rep. William was the son of the late Nicho- probing the state’s Reg- Straus, of Mattapoisett, la and Mary E. (Spinello) Gal- istry of Motor Vehicles in and Democratic Sen. Jo- lo. William was a graduate of the aftermath of a crash seph Boncore, of Win- Lynn Classical High School. that killed seven motor- throp, conceded the state He served in the United cyclists are growing impa- has responded to some States Air Force 3370th Air tient with state of cials’ requests — which include Police Squadron during the response to document re- emails to and from regis- Korean Con ict. A stone ma- quests and “losing con - try of cials — but stated son, he was a member of the dence” in the willingness no further documents or Laborers International Union of Gov. Charlie Baker’s electronic les had been of North America, Local 22. administration to cooper- turned over since July He was also a member of the ate with the investigation, 29. That was one day be- Knights of Columbus, Vallado- according to a new letter. fore the panel held a sev- lid Council #70, Lynn. followed by a funeral Mass “We are writing to ex- en-hour oversight hearing He is survived by four sisters, in St. Mary’s Church, Lynn, press the Committee’s se- that included testimony Josephine Donovan of Sau- at 11 a.m. Burial will be in rious, overall frustration from Pollack and former gus, Carolyn Gambale-Mar- St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Lynn, and deep concern with the Registrar Erin Devaney, kowsky of Lynn, Jean Sousa of with U.S. Air Force Honors. level of cooperation in the who resigned days after document process thus the crash amid revelations Manchester, N.H., and Janice Relatives and friends are re- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Ventresca of Medford; as well spectfully invited. Visitation far,” the House and Senate that thousands of unpro- as several nieces and neph- will be at the funeral home chairs of the Legislature’s A motorcycle passes the scene of a fatal acci- cessed out-of-state notices ews. He was the brother of the on Saturday from 9-10:30 Transportation Commit- dent on Route 2 in Randolph, N.H. of infractions by Massa- late Caroline, Luke, Charles a.m., prior to the Mass. Di- tee wrote in the letter de- chusetts drivers had been and Gerald Gallo. rections and guestbook at livered Tuesday to state kovskyy, the commercial in Connecticut. That infor- piling up in boxes at an Service information: His www.solimine.com. Secretary of Transporta- truck driver from Massa- mation, Massachusetts of- RMV of ce. funeral will be held on Sat- tion Stephanie Pollack. chusetts involved in the cials have acknowledged, “The Committee is los- urday at 9 a.m. from the SO- The panel is probing deadly June 21 crash in could have triggered sus- ing con dence in the Ad- LIMINE Funeral Home, 426 the Registry’s failure to New Hampshire, had been pension of Zhukovskyy’s ministration’s willingness Broadway (Route 129), Lynn, act on notices it received arrested weeks earlier on license before the New to cooperate fully,” the let- that Volodymyr Zhu- a drunken driving charge Hampshire crash. ter stated. 8chan owner heading to U.S. as lawmakers seek answers By Frank Bajak before the murders. of the massacre — and where illicit drugs are sold ASSOCIATED PRESS 8chan was already well- before his name was pub- and criminals trade sto- known for traf cking in licly known. “I’m probably len credit card data. That BOSTON — The own- anonymous hate speech going to die today,” says would make it signi cant- er of the online message and incitement of hate the posting to which it ly more cumbersome to board 8chan says he’s crimes. Gunmen who com- was attached. The shooter access — and unappealing headed shortly to the mitted similar massacres surrendered to police after for mass use. United States, where law- this year at two New Zea- the killings. The site was knocked makers want to question of ine after the securi- him on his site’s use as land mosques and a Po- Facebook, which owns a megaphone by violent way, California, synagogue Instagram, said the com- ty company Cloud are white supremacists. also posted there. pany found nothing that said it was cutting it off Jim Watkins, who lives In a video he released supported Watkins’ claim. from protection from de- in the Philippines, did not on Tuesday, Watkins said The company also said it nial-of-service attacks, for speci cally say he would 8chan was fully cooperat- disabled the Instagram being “a cesspool of hate.” testify, but he tweeted ing with law enforcement. account associated with 8chan quickly found new portions of an email he He also said that the the shooter on Saturday, online backers in Wash- El Paso shooter had rst adding that the account ington state-based Epik. said he had sent Tuesday PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS to House Homeland Se- posted his hate- lled had not been active in com and its BitMitigate curity Committee leaders A man hangs up an “El Paso Strong” sign at manifesto to Instagram more than a year. security service. But on expressing willingness to a makeshift memorial at the scene of a mass and that someone else 8chan remained un- Monday, the company that speak by phone. The com- shooting at a shopping complex Tuesday in El had re-posted it to 8chan. reachable on the web on provided them with com- mittee wants him to tes- Paso, Texas. Available evidence contra- Wednesday. Its adminis- puter servers and other tify on what he has done dicts Watkins’ claim. trator tweeted Tuesday technical underpinnings, to prevent the site from after two companies cut people at an El Paso, Tex- The manifesto, a PDF that he was moving the site London-based Voxility, up- being used by extremists. off vital technical services as, Walmart on Saturday le containing the shoot- onto the darknet, an online ended both Epik and Bit- 8chan was effectively in response to word that posted a racist anti-Latino er’s name, was posted to corner of the internet hid- Mitigate by terminating knocked of ine Monday the gunman who killed 22 “manifesto” to 8chan just 8chan before rst reports den from normal browsing its contract with them.

MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS 781-593-7700 Hospitals team up on million over three years to The hospitals are re- that children, in partic- Transportation Authority Publishing Daily, except Sundays help low-income families quired to devote money ular, face health issues says the trolley derailed USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 low-income housing initiative stay in their homes. to community initiatives and developmental delays at about 6 a.m. Wednes- Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA Of cials at Boston as a condition of state if they lack a safe and day in Newton on the D and additional of ces. BOSTON (AP) — Three Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item Medical Center, Boston approval for large con- stable home. Branch of the Green Line. Boston hospitals have Subscriptions Children’s Hospital, and struction projects at their There was only one pas- Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States teamed up to pledge $3 Brigham and Women’s campuses. The hospitals No one hurt when senger on board. $20.00 for 4 weeks Hospital say the Inno- decided to focus on hous- The MBTA has replaced $65.00 for 13 weeks trolley derails $130.00 for 26 weeks IN MEMORIAM vative Stable Housing ing. the aboveground trol- $260.00 for 1 year KENNY REID Initiative’s rst $1.5 mil- Dr. Megan Sandel, a NEWTON (AP) — Au- ley service between the Send payment to and POSTMASTER, ON HIS BIRTHDAY lion is slated for families pediatrician at Boston Riverside and Newton AUGUST 8, 2019 thorities say a commuter send address changes to: Happy birthday, Daddy, struggling with unstable Medical Center’s Grow trolley has derailed just Highlands stations with The Daily Item from your little girl. housing, including those Clinic, which treats outside of Boston but shuttle buses while they 110 Munroe St. P.O. Box 5 You are loved and missed. behind on rent and at risk children, tells The Boston there were no injuries. work on getting the trol- Love from Donna and John Lynn, MA 01903 of eviction. Globe research has shown The Massachusetts Bay ley back on the tracks. THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Nahant residents state their case against Northeastern NAHANT and teaching center, incor- MSC’s research operation lons-per-minute per pump, ect, using a portion of the a summary description From A1 porating remnant military even if the CSI project was but it has been reduced to seawater flow to cool or of the project written in facilities into the campus. not being proposed,” ac- as low as 78 gallons per heat the new building, was clear and non-technical the Nahant Preservation The existing bunker will cording to the document. minute. removed from the propos- language. Alternatives to Trust, said in a statement. be used as the new build- The proposal is to upgrade Pipes would extend al. the project, an assessment A petition in opposition ing’s foundation to limit to a 600-gallon-per-minute about 400 feet from the “The vast majority of of its impacts, and mitiga- of the project was also sub- the footprint and preserve system, 75 percent less ca- seawall into Bathing residents are against the tion measures to be taken mitted along with 1,700 open space. About 18,000 pacity than what the school Beach Cove. This is the project as proposed based to limit negative environ- signatures. square feet would be bur- requested last year. The same general location as on the unquestionable en- mental impacts will also The ENF filed by North- ied underground. Above existing intake pipes are existing intake lines. vironmental impacts on be included. eastern outlines plans to ground, more than 19,000 significantly impacted by Northeastern calculat- the East Point land and A copy of the report will begin construction this square feet will sit on the marine organisms, namely ed that about five mar- the Bathing Beach ocean be sent to each person or winter. The project is ex- western side of Murphy blue mussels, settling and ket-sized lobsters would floor,” said resident Diane agency that commented on the ENF and a copy pected to be completed Bunker and more than fastening themselves to the be killed by the system per Monteith. “Northeastern will be made available for by the summer of 2021. 17,650 square feet on the interior of the pipes, which year. To mitigate the issue, University has many oth- review at the Nahant Pub- In-water work is expected eastern portion. restricts the flow of water the plan includes the con- er location options at their lic Library. to occur in July 2020. “The proposed seawa- to less than 25 percent of struction of an onsite lob- disposal and the universi- Northeastern acquired ter system is an essential design capacity, according ster hatchery to annually ty should reevaluate the Bridget Turcotte can be the property in 1966 from upgrade to the existing to the document. The sys- raise and release lobster Nahant expansion plan.” reached at bturcotte@item- the U.S. government to system and would be ab- tem is designed to have a larvae into the water. The Environmental Im- live.com. Follow her on create a marine research solutely critical for the flow rate of about 550 gal- A component of the proj- pact Report will include Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. MBTA driving Better Bus Project Boston mayoral

BUS because traffic congestion the 455, he said. to be too open-ended.” From A1 in the tunnel increased But Jeff, a Lynn resident Deborah Pikarsky, a aides convicted travel times to the point who requested his last Lynn resident, also be- “I’m hopeful this results where service was unre- name not be shared, said lieves the route changes $123,624, while Brissette in a better transportation AIDES liable. Only 3 percent of the changes will make his will make her commute was paid $99,909, accord- experience for the rider,” From A1 the T’s ridership are using commute to work more to work twice as long be- ing to city records. Cahill said. “But it’s real- that very costly transport” difficult. The 448/449 and cause transfers would and Sullivan repeatedly “Private companies that ly hard to get the public into downtown Boston, 459 buses would all get result in her taking four told the company to hire to buy into this when the want to do business in she said. him to his job in the Sea- modes of transportation, members of the Interna- entire MBTA system is Boston have the right to Wes Edwards, assistant port area of Boston, but which includes a 20-min- tional Alliance of Theatri- absolutely failing. So, as hire anyone they want, general manager of ser- he believes that his com- ute wait for a company cal Stage Employees, Lo- a legislator, I see the work union or not, without fear vice development for the mute would take longer shuttle she would have to cal 11 to work the event. that the MBTA has put MBTA, said the proposal if he took the 441 or 442 of being threatened with take from South Station. The producers told them into this. But unfortunate- was derived from seeking route, which makes all lo- economic disaster by gov- But her options are lim- they had already entered ly, there’s such a low level alternatives to ease con- cal stops. ernment officials,” said ited since she doesn’t feel into a contract with a non- of trust from the public gestion in the region. The He’s concerned about U.S. Attorney Andrew union company and hired that I don’t blame people MBTA believes getting the winter months when safe at the commuter rail Lelling in a statement. all of its labor, according who immediately believe people from the bus to the he would have to make station in Lynn. In addi- Joseph R. Bonavolonta, to court documents. this is going to be a huge Blue Line will provide a multiple transfers during tion, in the wintertime, FBI special agent, said the But three days before failure.” more reliable commute. his commute. The bus she said the train is some- verdicts demonstrate that the music festival was set According the MBTA, For instance, with the would get him to Wonder- times 30 to 90 minutes public officials cannot use to begin, Brissette and Routes 448 and 449 are 459 bus, all services on land, where he anticipates late leaving passengers their positions to extort being replaced by addi- this route run to Down- he would have to wait in out in the cold. Sullivan insisted that half those who choose to use tional service on Routes town Crossing. With the an unheated area for the “There are numerous of the production compa- non-union labor. 441 and 442, which the change, the route would Blue Line, which would folks on the bus who in- ny’s labor force be union “The FBI will not stand agency says will allow it to end at Wonderland, which take him to Logan Inter- dicate they will now drive members, the complaint by while hard-working in- provide more frequent ser- would help offer twice national Airport, where into Boston, (which is) said. As a result, the pro- dividuals are bullied and vice along the North Shore as many trips on the 455 he would transfer to the very ironic since this is duction company agreed strong-armed by public between Wonderland and route. Silver Line 3. The changes the job of the MBTA, to to hire nine members of servants,” he said. “Let Marblehead. The 441 and Edwards said with the will likely alter his com- encourage riders to take Local 11 because they this case be a warning to 442 stop at most 448 and increase in traffic backups mute entirely, he said. public transportation so feared the company would municipal workers every- be financially ruined if 449 stops, and provide in the Ted Williams Tun- “In all likelihood, I’m the tunnels are not over- where, it is the taxpayers they did not agree to the service to Wonderland for nel, the 459 stop at Won- going to have to use the crowded.” they serve and answer to connections to Boston. derland would minimize commuter rail,” Jeff said. demands, the U.S. Attor- at the end of the day.” Melissa Dullea, MBTA the three-hour round trip “I need reliability and Gayla Cawley can be ney’s Office said. Philip Johnston, the for- senior director of service into the city. The change having to transfer twice reached at gcawley@item- The defendant’s attor- mer chairman of the Mas- planning, said the deci- wouldn’t cut the service, makes the bus/Blue Line/ live.com. Follow her on neys argued the prose- sachusetts Democratic sion was made for 448/449 it would just reinvest into Silver Line commute time Twitter @GaylaCawley. cution failed to present Party, said the convictions evidence of threats or mo- will not impact Walsh’s po- tive of personal gain. They litical future. There have Whole Foods’ Sip & Shop appeals to Swampscott said the men were doing been reports the two-term their jobs, trying to broker mayor is considering a run SWAMPSCOTT a resolution to a potential for the governor’s office. labor dispute between the From A1 “I don’t think anyone be- festival and Boston’s Lo- lieves Walsh did anything If approved, any Whole cal 11 stagehands union. dishonest,” he said. “The Foods employee who serves But the 12-member jury mayor has a reputation of alcohol must be TIPS disagreed. They deliberat- honesty and integrity, and (Training for Intervention ed for seven hours after a I doubt it will have any ef- Procedures) certified, in or- two-week trial. fect on him at all.” der to prevent intoxication, Following the conviction, drunken driving and un- Sullivan and Brissette re- Thomas Grillo can be derage drinking. Employ- signed from their city jobs. reached at tgrillo@item- ees will also be required Last year, Sullivan earned live.com. to take an online ServSafe Alcohol class. Whole Foods ensured the ZBA members custom- ITEM CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! ers will only be allowed one drink per ID shown. Call Customer Service to place an ad If they are found giving it to someone else, it will be 781-593-7700, ext. 2 confiscated and they will be asked to leave the store. If found drinking their ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK glass outside of the store’s front doors, customers will Whole Foods in Swampscott is planning to add 7,500 square feet of space be asked to come inside or for the franchise’s long standing Sip & Shop program, which allows surrender their drink to adult customers to purchase and enjoy a glass of beer or wine during an employee. their shopping trip. A camera will be located at the pouring station with program, tap takeovers as footage available upon re- well as pop-up and sam- quest, the documents said. pling events might also be During their proposal, on the horizon. Whole Foods said they have The next step in bring- received no citations or vi- ing the program to life is olations related to the pro- for Whole Foods to go be- gram in any of the stores fore the Swampscott Se- currently operating it. lect Board and apply for a Molly O’Connell, senior liquor license, said O’Con- The value of each coupon shown here is equal to planner for the Commu- nell. That is expected to or greater than the price of the newspaper. nity and Economic Devel- happen sometime in Sep- opment office, said Whole tember, she said. Foods is not asking to be “When looking at liquor ATTENTION BUSINESS OWNERS! a package store. 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It seems we’re living in guaranteed money-maker. streaming service. The rebooted or resurrected, a world lacking originality In the past, I was curious top movie at the box office either with the original these days. to see how a familiar sto- this week is yet another cast, such as “Beverly Let me clarify. In this in- ry would be updated, but I “Fast and Furious” film Hills 90210” and “Will and 110 Munroe St. stance, I’m referring to the GaylaGa was swayed away from go- and I’m all for superhero Grace” or with new char- P.O. Box 5 Lynn, MA 01903 lack of original ideas com- CawleyCa ing to see both “The Lion movies, but I’ve seen more acters based on the same ing out of Hollywood. For King” and “Aladdin,” the versions of “Batman” and premise, such as “Gossip Customer Service an industry that is built two most recent releas- “Spiderman” than I’d like Girl.” Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. around providing enter- es, because both were re- to admit. action remakes. At first, It’s definitely an era of Connecting tainment, it’s been a rarity the idea was a novelty viewed poorly. But it’s not just movies nostalgia. All Departments: as of late to hear about or and the movies were ac- If there isn’t going to be a being remade into other But at this point, it’s 781-593-7700 see a movie with a unique tually well done. “Cinder- lot of effort put into making movies. In one of the more become too much. I don’t Ext. 2 premise. ella” and “Beauty and the a film, especially one that ridiculous announcements need to re-experience ev- Maybe it’s because the is simply rehashing an old I’ve seen, I read this week Beast” translated well to erything that has hap- Classifi ed/Legal Advertising movies that are doing the story, don’t expect me to that “How to Lose a Guy classi [email protected] screen in their new itera- pened in the past. Rather best at the box office right shell out money for an over- in 10 Days” was being re- tions, and making the for- than being wistful for a Subscriptions now are remakes, reboots priced ticket to see it. booted into a television se- [email protected] mer’s personality stronger past era, I’m instead long- or sequels. So what incen- But it’s not just the vault ries. Don’t get me wrong, ing for one where there’s was a welcome change. Circulation tive would any filmmakers of Disney animated clas- it was a cute film, but I’m creativity again. [email protected] have in developing origi- But now, it seems like sics that’s being exhaust- not sure a formulaic, stan- nal content if it won’t sell? these films are just being ed. The studio announced dard rom-com warrants Gayla Cawley is a staff Ext. 3 One clear example is the churned out quickly be- on Wednesday it’s reboot- an update. reporter with the Daily Newsroom abundance of Disney live cause each remake is a ing “Home Alone” for its Old TV series are being Item. [email protected] [email protected] Ext. 4 Sports [email protected] Ext. 5 Retail and Online Advertising [email protected] ADVERTISING Ernie Carpenter Jr. Director of Advertising and Business Development, ext. 1355 [email protected] Ralph Mitchell Sales Representative, ext. 1313 [email protected] Patricia Whalen Sales Representative, ext. 1310 [email protected] BUSINESS OFFICE Maria Alvaracin ext. 1205 [email protected] Susan J. 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I spent Mark Sutherland refusing to see it, to un- let the past slip away and Morrison’s most famous in 1993. a long time trying to fig- Creative Director derstand it and to grapple let us slip away with it. novel, Beloved, is a ghost We need to see the past ure out what it was about [email protected] with it, is as sure a path She faced, ferociously story, and it tells of the for what it is. We need to slavery that made it so NEWSROOM as there is to tearing the and luminously, the hor- haunting of a mother by understand the pain and repugnant, so personal, Mike Alongi present apart. ror of America’s racist sins the child she killed to destruction it caused and so indifferent, so intimate, Sports Reporter ext. 1228 It seems that today, as and the waves of pain and keep the girl from being that it still causes. and yet so public.” [email protected] we mourn the death of the destruction that washed returned to the bondage of Morrison was so finely We could apply those Bill Brotherton novelist Toni Morrison, over the generations that slavery. The child’s spirit attuned to the unreality same sentiments to our Features Editor ext. 1338 we should reflect on this followed. is embodied and haunts cast into too much of histo- struggle to understand [email protected] terrible strain of forget- They are washing over the story, as the horrors of ry and fiction about slav- what drove a man to Gayla Cawley ting that is infecting our us now, as we mourn the the past haunt us still. ery and racism — and the walk into a Walmart and Reporter, ext. 1236 [email protected] country. Some are turning innocent people cut down Morrison didn’t want risk of letting a false un- just murder people going back toward a past of rac- for no reason but hatred us to turn away from the derstanding obscure the about their lives. Cheryl Charles ism and violence that one and that they wouldn’t truth of that horror. true meaning of the past News Editor, ext. 1278 That past will haunt us [email protected] could only accept by refus- acknowledge the lie that “It is not possible for me to the present. too, and we must let it. It ing to understand in any they were less for the to be unaware of the in- “I wanted it to be tru- is part of America now. Bella diGrazia honest way what we have place they were born, or credible violence, the will- ly felt,” she said in that Reporter, ext. 1317 [email protected] done as a people. the color of their skin or ful ignorance, the hunger same interview. “I wanted A Dallas Morning News Morrison was not one for the language that they for other people’s pain,” to translate the historical editorial Thomas Grillo Reporter, ext. 1264 [email protected] Spenser Hasak Photographer, ext. 1332 [email protected] E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. 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Gamage, 2005-2014 Reporter, ext. 1269 John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 [email protected] Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 [email protected] FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS TECHNOLOGY Nobel Prize-winning author Toni Morrison died Monday at Montefiore Medical Center in New York. She was 88. Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION McConnell, GOP Senate slow to ‘do something’ on guns

By Lisa Mascaro and their grave toll, Mc- ately on the House-passed selves or others. and Matthew Daly Connell’s unwillingness to legislation, which would But none of it has moved ASSOCIATED PRESS confront the gun lobby or require federal back- the Republican Senate move more swiftly is com- ground checks for all fire- to act more urgently. WASHINGTON — Sen- ing under scrutiny. arms sales and transfers, McConnell’s office is de- ate Majority Leader Mitch “I can only do what I including online and at clining comment, referring McConnell is resisting can do,” the president told gun shows. In Kentucky, back to a short statement pressure to bring sena- reporters as he departed where McConnell is recu- he issued late Monday tors back from recess to Washington for visits to perating from a weekend saying he was tasking address gun violence, de- Dayton, Ohio, and El Paso, fall that left his shoulder three GOP committee spite wrenching calls to Texas, where 31 people fractured, activists have chairmen “to engage in “do something” in the af- were killed in two mass been demonstrating at his bipartisan discussions of termath of back-to-back shootings over the week- home and protesting at his potential solutions.” mass shootings. end. downtown Louisville office. The politics of gun vio- Instead, the Republican On Wednesday, Ohio “House Democrats are lence are difficult for Re- leader is taking a more Democratic Sen. Sherrod moving prayerfully and publicans, including Mc- measured approach, as Brown made a person- purposefully to advance Connell, who would risk GOP senators are talking al plea to Trump during action,” wrote Speaker losing support as he seeks frequently among them- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS his visit to “call on Sen. Nancy Pelosi in a letter reelection in Kentucky selves, and with the White Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, McConnell to bring the Wednesday to Democratic if he backed restricting House, in the face of R-Ky., left, is taking a measured approach in Senate back in session this colleagues. The Judiciary access to firearms and mounting criticism that addressing gun violence. week, to tell the Senate Committee, led by Rep. ammunition. Other Re- Congress is failing to act. he wants the background Jerry Nadler, D-N.Y., may publicans, including those President Donald Trump firearms purchases — but to veto a House-passed checks bill that has al- take action during the re- in Colorado, Maine and is privately calling up McConnell knows those background checks bill ready passed the House.” cess on so-called “red flag” swing states, also would senators — and publicly ideas have little Repub- earlier this year. Yet, as House Democrats signed legislation to allow re- face difficult votes, de- pushing for an expansion lican support. In fact, the the nation reels from the onto a letter urging moval of guns from those spite the clamor for some of background checks for White House threatened frequency of shootings McConnell to act immedi- deemed a threat to them- changes to gun laws. Immigration raids net 680 arrests By Rogelio Solis A tearful 13-year-old boy and Jeff Amy whose parents are from ASSOCIATED PRESS Guatemala waved good- bye to his mother, a Koch MORTON, Miss. — U.S. worker, as he stood beside immigration officials raid- his father. Some employ- ed numerous Mississippi ees tried to flee on foot food processing plants but were captured in the Wednesday, arresting 680 parking lot. mostly Latino workers in Workers who were con- what marked the largest firmed to have legal status workplace sting in at least were allowed to leave the a decade. plant after having their The raids, planned trunks searched. months ago, happened “It was a sad situation just hours before Presi- inside,” said Domingo dent Donald Trump was Candelaria, a legal resi- scheduled to visit El Paso, dent and Koch worker who Texas, the majority-Latino said authorities checked city where a man linked employees’ identification PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS to an online screed about documents. Demonstrators chant as they protest the arrival of President Donald Trump Wednesday outside a “Hispanic invasion” was The company did not im- Miami Valley Hospital after a mass shooting that occurred in the Oregon District early Sunday charged in a shooting that mediately respond to an morning in Dayton, Ohio. left 22 people dead in the emailed request for com- border city. ment. Workers filled three bus- About 600 agents es — two for men and one fanned out across the Protesters chant as Trump for women — at a Koch plants involving several Foods Inc. plant in tiny companies, surrounding Morton, 40 miles east of the perimeters to pre- Jackson. They were taken vent workers from fleeing. visits Dayton, El Paso to a military hangar to be They occurred in small processed for immigration towns near Jackson with a By Zeke Miller The president was kept was not welcome in their rival and the press. It was violations. About 70 fam- workforce made up large- and Jill Colvin out of view of the report- city. There were Trump a remarkable split-screen ily, friends and residents ly of Latino immigrants, ASSOCIATED PRESS ers traveling with him, but supporters, as well. appearance for TV view- waved goodbye and shout- including Bay Springs, White House Press Secre- Emotions are still raw in ers, with White House im- ed, “Let them go! Let them Carthage, Canton, Mor- EL PASO, Texas — Aim- tary Stephanie Grisham the aftermath of the early ages of handshakes and go!” Later, two more buses ton, Pelahatchie and Se- ing to play the traditional said the couple met with Sunday morning shooting selfies juxtaposed with an- arrived. bastapol. role of healer during na- hospital staff and first re- rampage that left 10 dead, gry tweets. tional tragedy, President sponders and spent time including the gunman, in Trump and the White Donald Trump paid visits with wounded survivors the city’s popular Oregon House have forcefully Wednesday to two cities and their families. entertainment district. disputed the idea that he reeling from mass shoot- Trump told them he was Critics contend Trump’s bears some responsibility ings that left 31 dead and “with them,” she said. “Ev- own words have contrib- for the nation’s divisions. dozens more wounded. erybody received him very uted to a combustible cli- And Trump continued to But his divisive words warmly. Everybody was mate that has spawned do so as he left for the trip preceded him, large pro- very, very excited to see violence in cities including on Wednesday. tests greeted him and bit- him.” El Paso, where another “My critics are political ing political attacks soon But outside Miami Val- shooter killed 22 people people,” Trump said, not- followed. ley Hospital, at least over the weekend. ing the apparent political The president and first 200 protesters gathered, And the vitriol continued leanings of the shooter in lady Melania Trump flew blaming Trump’s incendi- Wednesday. Trump spent the Dayton killings. He to El Paso late in the day ary rhetoric for inflaming part of his flight between also defended his rhetoric after visiting the Dayton political and racial ten- Ohio and Texas airing on issues including immi- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS hospital where many of the sions in the country and his grievances on Twitter, gration, claiming instead victims of Sunday’s attack demanding action on gun berating Democratic law- that he “brings people to- Two people are taken into custody at a Koch in that city were treated. control. Some said Trump makers, a potential 2020 gether.” Foods Inc. plant in Morton, Miss., on Wednesday. 2020 Democrats target president’s gains in rural areas By Alexandra Jaffe times-awkward pilgrim- 2018. rent farm subsidy system and Elana Schor age to the far corners of The challenge for Demo- into a program that would ASSOCIATED PRESS the state that holds the crats is to rebuild the mul- break up big agribusiness- first-in-the-nation caucus- tiracial coalition across ur- DES MOINES, Iowa — es and guarantee farmers es. But Democrats say the ban and rural areas that They’re flanked by hay certain prices, which she chase for the heartland twice sent Barack Obama bales on otherwise desert- said would raise farmers’ is especially urgent this to the White House. His ed fields, speak atop coun- incomes and save taxpay- year as the party tries victory in the 2008 Iowa tertops at small-town cof- er money. fee shops and tour farms to win back some voters caucuses helped build mo- Gillibrand’s plan in- far removed from city who supported Trump in mentum to claim the par- cludes a $50 billion block centers. Democratic presi- 2016. A strong showing ty’s presidential nomina- grant program for the De- dential candidates are try- in Iowa, they say, could tion. He later carried Iowa partment of Agriculture to prove a candidate’s ability in the 2008 and 2012 gen- ing to prove they can gain distribute to rural commu- to make inroads in other eral elections while also ground in rural areas that nities, among other planks rural communities across winning states with urban swung to President Don- addressing rural health the country. centers, such as Pennsyl- ald Trump. care and infrastructure. On Wednesday alone, “If we don’t fight every- vania and Michigan. where, we’re going to con- In 2016, Trump ate into Former Iowa Governor three White House hope- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and Agriculture Secretary fuls — Elizabeth Warren, tinue to lose in the places that path, carrying Iowa, Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Amy Tom Vilsack praised her Kirsten Gillibrand and where we don’t show up, Pennsylvania, Michigan Amy Klobuchar — offered Klobuchar, D-Minn., speaks during an Ameri- and it’s going to get worse and Wisconsin. plan as “unique” for em- sweeping proposals that can Federation of State, County and Municipal and worse,” said J.D. Some Democratic can- phasizing a partnership touch on everything from Employees Public Service Forum in Las Vegas. Scholten, the Democrat didates are working to between rural communi- farm subsidies to rural who is challenging GOP reverse those gains by of- ties and the federal gov- broadband and health out across Iowa this week- The focus on rural Iowa Rep. Steve King again af- fering ambitious changes ernment, and praised it as care. The trio of senators end to participate in the is a mainstay of presi- ter nearly prevailing in to rural voters. Warren’s placing a premium on “ru- are among the parade of famed state fair and other dential politics, sending the heavily rural north- proposal on Wednesday ral communities leading candidates who will fan events. candidates on a some- eastern Iowa district in would reshape the cur- this effort.” A6 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 2019 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- p.m. Report taken. Atlantic Avenue church parking Summons larly arrests, reflect police records. In Burglar alarm sounded at 12 lot and started to back away at Courtney E. Perrone, 34, of the event of a perceived inaccuracy, Tappan Way on Tuesday at 3:15 5:33 p.m. on Tuesday. A man 6114 Crane Brook Way, was it is the sole responsibility of the con- p.m. Officer reports house ap- was taken into custody for pears to be secure. driving under the influence of summoned following a traffic cerned party to contact the relevant Report of a burglar alarm at liquor and one of the cars was complaint of a motorist driving police department and have the 8 North Hill Drive on Tuesday towed. erratically on School Street on department issue a notice of correc- at 4:31 p.m. Officer reports all Monday at 9:46 p.m. Officer tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or appears to be OK. Complaints stopped the vehicle on School clarifications will not be made without Resident from 304 Pillings Street and contacted Phil’s A caller reported at 8:28 Towing. express notice of change from the ar- Pond Road requested an am- a.m. on Tuesday that there was Mark S. Griffin, 60, of 35 resting police department. bulance on Tuesday at 5:22 p.m. Patient taken to the hos- smoke in the area of Longview Hampshire Road, was sum- pital. Drive. Responding firefighters moned on Tuesday at 11:10 at LYNN Fire alarm activated at 59 found a fire at 3 Longview Drive Whispering Meadows at 278 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Center Village on Wednesday at and extinguished it. Newbury St., Apt. 34 for auto A pedestrian passes a makeshift memorial on theft. Arrest 7:09 a.m. Call referred to the A walk-in reported at 11:39 Wednesday for the slain and injured victims of a Lynnfield Fire Department. a.m. on Tuesday that there are mass shooting that occurred in the Oregon Dis- Joseph Scarpellini, 38, of no signs on Lafayette Street Accidents 100 Willow St., was arrested trict early Sunday morning in Dayton, Ohio. Complaints that warn drivers of road work and charged with breaking and at either end. He stated he was Caller reported her motor ve- entering for a misdemeanor, Suspicious black man walk- also mad there were no warn- hicle was struck in the parking Class B drug possession, re- ing in the area of Reedy Road ing signs for a “bump” where lot at Brooksby Village at 100 Mass shootings so ceiving stolen property and and Drury Lane wearing black the milling ends. Responding Brooksby Village Drive on Mon- attempt to commit a crime at pants, black sweatshirt, blue officers contacted DPW who day at 3:54 p.m. Officer reports 2:41 p.m. Wednesday. T-shirt and black backpack on stated there were already sev- security cannot access camer- far this year almost Tuesday at 8:51 a.m. Officer re- eral warning signs. as until Wednesday. Caller will Accidents ports the man was found and A caller reported at 12:11 handle notification to insur- he is working on Drury Lane. p.m. on Tuesday that a female ance company. reach 2018 levels A report of a motor vehicle Report of a hit and run motor crash at 1:22 p.m. Tuesday at Officer reported he was un- was “out of place.” He stated able to deliver a restraining she was sitting “Indian style” vehicle crash at Stop & Shop By Martha Bellisle viser at Giffords: Courage 1117 Western Ave.; at 1:39 to Fight Gun Violence. order to 48 Center Village on in his neighbor’s yard on Beach Supermarket at 19 Howley St. and Meghan Hoyer p.m. Tuesday at Cobbet Ele- on Monday at 9:49 p.m. Caller ASSOCIATED PRESS “Domestic violence is the Tuesday at 2:57 p.m. Person Street and was yelling and mentary School at 40 Franklin said vehicle with Massachusetts most risky call for service has moved to Maine but left no cursing. Responding officers re- St.; at 3:25 p.m. Tuesday at plate 235WK2 struck the vehi- SEATTLE — Just seven that police go on.” forwarding address. ported she was OK and waiting Buffum and Oxford streets; at cle and continued to Salem. months into 2019, the U.S. Before 20-year-old Adam Attempt to deliver a restrain- for a friend to pick her up. 4:27 p.m. Tuesday at 225 Bos- Motor vehicle crash report- has experienced almost as Lanza killed 26 children ing order to 15 Tedford Lane A caller reported she re- ton St.; at 5:02 p.m. Tuesday ed at 43 Lake and 97 Winona many mass killings as oc- and staff at the Sandy was unsuccessful on Tuesday ceived a call at 12:15 p.m. on at 570 Western Ave.; at 11:05 streets on Tuesday at 7:59 a.m. curred in all of 2018. Hook Elementary School p.m. Tuesday at 107 Washing- at 6:29 p.m. because the per- Tuesday from a woman stating Back-to-back mass shoot- son was not at home. Party Officer investigated crash. in 2012, he had fatally ton St.; at 1:54 a.m. Wednes- a complaint was filed against ings in Texas and Ohio shot his mother in their day at South and Summer came to the police station at her father and they had paper- brought the total number 6:58 p.m. and was served a Animal Control Newtown, Conn. home. streets; at 9:29 a.m. Wednes- work to serve. The caller stat- of mass killings so far this Jaylen Fryberg, 15, sent day at Brookvale Street and restraining order. ed the woman seemed to be A $25 citation was issued to year to 23, leaving 131 Caller reported two vehicles text messages to lure Western Avenue; at 12:50 p.m. reading very fast from a script Neves & Son Landscaping at people dead. There were two cousins and several Wednesday at 326 Walnut St. pulled into the Forest Hill Cem- and would not allow her to get 201 Lowell St. on Tuesday at 25 mass killings in 2018, etery on Forest Hill Avenue on friends to the cafeteria A report of a motor vehicle a word in. When the caller in- 11:28 a.m. for allowing his dog claiming 140 lives, accord- at Marysville Pilchuck crash with personal injury at Tuesday at 9:14 p.m. and shut formed the woman her father to bark excessively. ing to a database compiled off their lights. Officer was un- High School in Marysville, 2:17 p.m. Wednesday at 730 has been dead for 10 years, by The Associated Press, Wash., in 2014. He then Western Ave. able to locate the vehicles. she hung up. Complaints Northeastern University Group of youths causing a shot the four students be- A caller reported a vehicle on and USA Today. fore turning the gun on Assaults disturbance at Lynnfield High Peach Highlands was traveling Manager at Enterprise Rent A The database tracks ev- School at 275 Essex St. on Car reported a renter failed to himself. at a high rate of speed up and ery mass killing dating And last month, po- A report of an assault and Tuesday at 10:29 p.m. Officer down the hill at 1:57 p.m. on return a motor vehicle on Mon- back to 2006, and the El battery with a dangerous weap- reports men’s lacrosse team is day at 4:21 p.m. and wants to lice say a man in South- Tuesday. Paso and Dayton massa- ern California began his on at 10:24 p.m. Tuesday on finishing up a game and they A caller reported at 5:48 p.m. report it stolen. Officer reports cres had traits that were Western Avenue. are leaving. vehicle’s renter was arrested by rampage by killing and that he was receiving harassing similar to many earlier injuring family members texts from his Linden Street Taunton police on July 24.Vehi- incidents. That includes Breaking and Entering Medical Aid cle towed to Armand’s Garage before shooting strangers. neighbor. shooting a family member In the end, he is accused of A walk-in reported at 8:01 at 17 Arthur St., Taunton. Police A report of a breaking and Ambulance requested at while carrying out a mass killing four people. p.m. on Tuesday that he has will release the vehicle to En- entering at 4:46 p.m. Tuesday 3 Wing Road on Tuesday at killing, which happened in YOUNG KILLERS made several complaints about terprise. Dayton; the young age of at 23 Mall St.; at 2:06 p.m. 11:53 a.m. Patient taken to La- Report of a stolen bike at 12 The AP/USA Today/ Wednesday at 269 Union St. hey Hospital & Medical Center his Washington Street neighbor the perpetrators; and the Northeastern database damaging his car. He stated Daniel Terrace on Monday at tendency of the shooters in Burlington. 7:44 p.m. Officer will document. shows that many mass Overdose Medical assistance request- that even after an officer talked to commit suicide or get shootings are committed to the neighbor, she continues Disturbance reported at Pier- killed by police. ed at 5 Reedy Road on Tuesday pont Park on Monday at 9:32 by a certain demographic: A report of an overdose at at 12:28 p.m. Patient taken to to do it. He stated she can’t Here are some take- young, white men. 7:04 p.m. Tuesday on Sweetser catch her and doesn’t have it p.m. Officer reports parties sent aways: the hospital. on their way. Most mass shootings in Terrace; at 2:46 p.m. Wednes- Request for an ambulance on video, but he knows it’s her OVERALL NUMBERS the U.S. are carried out day on Boston Street. squirting a substance on his Report of several vehicles The last three years have from a cell phone in Danvers revving their engines and a by men, with white men for a 7-year-old who is choking car. Responding officers report- seen several fluctuations making up nearly 50 per- ed the substance was still on loud party on Glendale Avenue in mass killing numbers. Theft on Tuesday at 12:52 p.m. Pa- on Monday at 11:41 p.m. Offi- cent of the shooters, the the car upon their arrival. In 2017, 225 people died database shows. A report of a larceny at 5:09 tient taken to Beverly Hospital. cer reports peace restored. Ambulance request from De- A caller reported at 11:34 in 32 mass killings, driv- The median age of a p.m. Tuesday at 10 Farrar p.m. on Tuesday that she could Lovesac employee at 210 An- en by the massacre in Las piano & Todisco Adjusters at dover St. reported she is being public mass shooter is 28; St.; at 12:17 p.m. Wednes- hear a man screaming and a Vegas. In 2018, the year significantly lower than day at Dunkin’ Donuts at 364 220 South Broadway on Tues- harassed at work on Tuesday at day at 12:52 p.m. Patient tak- female screaming for “help” was marked by a surge the median age of a per- Lynnway. on Longview Drive. Responding 10:08 a.m. Officer will docu- in mass killings in public en to Lahey Hospital & Medical ment. son who commits a mass Center in Burlington. officers reported they heard a places, including schools shooting of their family, Vandalism male party yelling from the top in Texas and Florida. according to the database. window and telling someone SAUGUS A typical year has rough- A report of vandalism at 9:31 Since 2006, 12 mass MARBLEHEAD to go away. Responding units ly 29 mass killings. p.m. Tuesday at 45 Lewis St. shootings have been com- made it inside the house and Accidents Mass killings — defined mitted by gunmen 21 or Arrest spoke to one man, who stat- as killings involving four A report of a motor vehicle younger. That includes LYNNFIELD ed he had a bad dream and or more fatalities, not in- Ian Anthony Murphy, 51, of crash at Spring and Walnut the 21-year-old suspected that’s why he was yelling. They cluding the killer — have 259 Bowden St., Winthrop, was streets at 1:26 p.m. Tuesday; at gunman in El Paso. Summons reported no one else inside the occurred in 16 states this arrested and charged with op- TJ Maxx on Broadway at 5:51 ARRESTED home. year. California has expe- Arthur Peter Tamasi, 70, of erating under the influence of p.m. Tuesday; at 10 Pearson St. OR KILLED rienced four of them. 304 Pillings Pond Road, was liquor and negligent operation An on-patrol officer reported at 11:46 p.m. Tuesday. More than half of public summoned following a motor of a motor vehicle at 5:43 p.m. a man down at the Pleasant FAMILY MEMBERS mass shooters either kill vehicle crash at 1004 Summer on Tuesday. Street Starbucks at 12:31 a.m. Complaints KILLED themselves on the scene St. at 18 Nottingham Road on Wednesday. Responding The majority of mass or are shot by police. on Tuesday at 6:34 p.m. and Accidents officers reported the man was A piece of metal reportedly killings involve domestic Lanza and Fryberg charged with domestic assault up when they arrived. He stated fell out of a bed of a pickup violence, and eight of 74 killed themselves, as did and battery. An on-patrol officer reported he was “playing some kind of truck and into the roadway at public mass shootings since Stephen Paddock, the a woman drove into a trailer on game” and was fine. Central and Castle streets at 2006 involved the killing of man who killed 58 people Alarms Atlantic Avenue at 8:09 a.m. on 7:29 a.m. Tuesday. The driver a blood relative, the data and wounded 422 attend- Tuesday. She was unconscious PEABODY left the scene. shows. The shooter’s par- ing a country music festi- Burglar alarm canceled at and the car was totaled, they Wires were reported to be in ent, sibling, cousin, neph- val in Las Vegas in 2017. 5 Elizabeth Way on Tuesday at reported. She was transported Arrest the roadway on Birch Street at ew or niece was shot first So did the man who killed 9:17 a.m. to a hospital via Atlantic ambu- 7:32 a.m. Tuesday. and then the perpetrator 33 at Virginia Tech in Matton Security reported a lance and her car was towed off John L. Karavolas, 56, of 29 A 911 caller reported Boston sought out others to kill. 2007; the former munici- burglar alarm at 6 Timberhill the scene. Abington Road, was arrested Solar had tools stolen from a “They’ll take it out on pal worker who murdered Lane on Tuesday at 2:15 p.m. An on-patrol officer reported on Tuesday at 11:02 a.m. on worksite on Route 1 at 7:47 family and then society, 12 in Virginia Beach this Officer reports he was unable a street sweeper truck struck a a warrant and charged with a.m. Tuesday. figuring they already com- year; and the mentally ill to get around the home, gates dump truck at Atlantic Avenue assault and battery with a A Main Street resident re- mitted a murder,” said man who gunned down closed, doors locked, all ap- and Phillips Street at 10:50 dangerous weapon, violating a ported a woman with a Celtics David Chipman, a former four at an IHop restau- pears OK. a.m. on Tuesday. harassment prevention order, jersey looking into the windows agent with the Bureau rant in Nevada in 2011. Accidental alarm at 61 Lynn- A caller reported a motor ve- threat to commit a crime, and of her home at 11:16 a.m. of Alcohol, Tobacco, Fire- The Pulse nightclub brook Road on Tuesday at 2:16 hicle struck a parked car in the intimidating a witness. Tuesday. arms and Explosives who shooter was killed by po- now works as a policy ad- lice in Orlando. Honolulu authorities investigate arsons at three Waikiki hotels

By Audrey McAvoy ated Press request to in- pecially security wise,” flooded with tourists and and Caleb Jones terview Honolulu Police said Kim, who is staying people from the hotel,” ASSOCIATED PRESS Chief Susan Ballard was at the sprawling Hilton Marc Walkowski said. “It declined. complex in Waikiki. appeared that they evacu- HONOLULU — Hawaii The first fire caused He said he would like ated nearly everybody.” authorities were inves- $4,000 in damage Sunday to see more foot patrols People were taking pho- tigating three fires that at the Alohilani Resort. around the area but tos and video and were were intentionally set in A fire Tuesday night doesn’t plan to change ho- calm, he said. different high-rise resort broke out on the 28th floor tels unless officials recom- “There’s a lot of hotels in hotels near Waikiki Beach of the 38-story Hilton Ha- mend he do so. this area so I’m not con- over the past few days, of- waiian Grand Waikikian. Marc and Mariam Wal- cerned that ours would ficials said Wednesday. Hotel security put out kowski of Grand Rapids, be a target, but you nev- A blaze on Monday the flames with a fire ex- Mich., were sitting out- er know,” he said. “We caused $1.8 million in tinguisher after it caused side the Alohilani hotel weren’t aware that it was PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS damage at the 25-story $10,000 in damage, police on Wednesday, but didn’t arson, we assumed it was Waikiki Beachcomber by A firefighter walks out of the Waikiki Beach- said. know there had been a an accident.” Outrigger. The fire was comber by Outrigger hotel in Honolulu. Matt Kim of San Fran- case of arson there three His wife said they don’t near a storage room on the cisco, who is visiting the days earlier. plan to do anything differ- 14th floor. the fires. Two of the hotels leased any information islands with his family, The couple, who is stay- ently because of the fires. Each fire began at night were partially evacuated. about possible suspects, said he saw the road to ing on the 16th floor of a They’ll be careful and not in a hallway on a floor Firefighters have re- methods or a motive. the Grand Waikikian was nearby Courtyard Mar- dwell too much on the neg- with guest rooms, Honolu- ferred the case to police Police wouldn’t say if closed Tuesday but had no riott, had walked by the ative. lu Fire Department Cap- for investigation. more officers were being idea there had been a case Waikiki Beachcomber by “Obviously it’s Hawaii tain Scot Seguirant said. Police declined to com- sent to patrol the popular of arson. Outrigger on Monday. and we’re enjoying that,” No one was injured in ment and have not re- tourist area. An Associ- “That’s pretty scary, es- “The streets were pretty she said. THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT In Sweden, A$AP Rocky, and a country’s identity, stand trial

LOS ANGELES TIMES A brawl caught on Ins- tagram, with foreign pol- icy implications. Federal hostage negotiators sent to monitor courtrooms abroad. Twitter interven- tions from the president and lobbying efforts from Kanye West. The trial of A$AP Rocky FILE PHOTO | TNS in Sweden feels like “Straight Outta Compton” Fox Entertainment chief Charlie Collier noted meets “Veep.” that the decision to go without a host will al- The case has transfixed low the telecast more time to honor the robust both the Swedish public batch of TV series that have ended their run in and American hip-hop fans the last year. since Rocky, born Rakim Mayers, was arrested last month on assault charges Emmys won’t have stemming from an alleged altercation in Stockholm between him and two a host this year. companions and Mustafa Jafari, a 19-year-old immi- grant from Afghanistan. FILE PHOTO | TNS Thanks, Oscars. On Friday, Rocky, 30, was The trial of A$AP Rocky has transfixed both the Swedish public and released from jail and re- American hip-hop fans. LOS ANGELES TIMES tions, as well as Amazon’s turned to the U.S., pend- acclaimed “Fleabag” and for weeks. In left-leaning North American studies 200 albums and smash sin- LOS ANGELES — ing a verdict expected in CBS’ “The Big Bang The- Sweden, many have sym- at Uppsala University in gles like “F — Problems” Two’s a trend? The Emmy two weeks. ory.” pathy for migrants but Sweden. “Swedes are sym- Awards will go host- But underneath the with Drake, 2 Chainz and Last year, the Television less this year, following celebrity and American also see Rocky as a victim pathetic towards the cause Kendrick Lamar. Rocky Academy’s prestigious the lead of the Academy political entanglements, of circumstance. Fear of of African Americans in was on tour in Europe at event aired on NBC with Awards after hitting a rat- Rocky’s case complicates crime has stirred skepti- the U.S., and Sweden sees the time of the alleged in- ings low during last year’s “Saturday Night Live” debates already roiling in cism on the right about itself as a champion of civ- cident, which officials said telecast. stars Colin Jost and Mi- Swedish society. Sweden, Swedish policing and im- il rights. But this was an occurred outside a Stock- Fox Entertainment chief chael Che at the helm. known for its generous migration — along with African American artist holm restaurant as mem- Charlie Collier confirmed The 2018 Emmys drew welfare state and status pushback from the left to charged with assault, and bers of Rocky’s team tried the move on Wednesday 10.2 million total view- as a peaceful haven for avoid such stereotypes. the person assaulted was to download an app to rent during the Television Crit- ers, down 10.5 percent recent migrants from the Meanwhile, a far-right a refugee, another mar- some nearby scooters. ics Assn.’s summer press from the previous year. Middle East and North U.S. president, known ginalized person subjected Rocky testified that Ja- tour in Beverly Hills, not- The decline continued the Africa, is again debating for racist and xenophobic to discrimination. That’s a fari approached the group ing that the decision will viewership slide that has how best to integrate and statements, tried to force complication.” asking if they’d seen a allow the September tele- coincided with the rise of support them. Right-wing a wealthy European coun- ON TOUR IN EUROPE friend of his, and after cast more time to honor streaming TV. populists have seized on try to release a black hip- A$AP Rocky surely did being told to leave them the robust batch of TV se- “If you have a host and some recent crimes in im- hop artist from jail. Most not expect to become a alone, Rocky’s bodyguard ries that have ended their an opening number, that’s migrant-heavy neighbor- Swedes loathe President flashpoint for arguments intervened and a scuf- run in the last year. 15 minutes you can’t use hoods to try and thwart Trump’s interest in the around Sweden’s crime fle ensued. Prosecutors Those programs include to salute the shows,” Col- that mission. case and want justice to and immigration policies. alleged that Rocky and HBO’s blockbuster “Game lier said. “We will go host- Rocky’s trial has scram- run its normal course. The Harlem-based rap- his companions beat and of Thrones” and its polit- less this year, and I think bled typical left-right al- “Left-wing Swedes are per, co-founder of the larg- kicked Jafari while he was ical satire “Veep,” which it will give us more time to liances and been a major really caught here,” said er A$AP collective, has on the ground, possibly us- dominated July’s nomina- honor those shows.” story in Swedish media Dag Blanck, professor of scored two No. 1 Billboard ing a bottle as a weapon. Guillermo del Toro champions Mexican roots, immigrants Buying your By Christi Carras LOS ANGELES TIMES LOS ANGELES — Di- first home? rector Guillermo del Toro wants immigrants to know they are always welcome at his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Singer Lana Del Rey, “Star Wars” director J.J. Abrams and more gath- ered along Hollywood Boulevard on Tuesday to celebrate Del Toro and his career, which includes directing and producing credits on films such as the original “Hellboy” and 2018 Oscar best picture winner “The Shape of Wa- ter.” Del Toro showered his supporters with waves PHOTO | TNS and hugs throughout the events leading up to the Guillermo del Toro appears at his Hollywood unveiling of the 2,669th Walk of Fame ceremony on Tuesday. star, which he dedicated to all immigrants, including honored something very “His creations are of- himself. important in his own life ten wild and twisted and Join North Shore Bank and Coastal Homebuyer “As a Mexican, receiving and work, and that’s his sometimes terrifying, but this star is a gesture, and own unique style of story- this man I love — my only Education for an informative two-day seminar; no gesture right now can telling,” said Del Rey, who slightly older Mexican designed specifi cally for fi rst time home buyers. be banal or simple,” Del performs a cover of “Sea- brother — this genius I Toro told the lively crowd. son of the Witch” in the admire, is one of the sweet- All attendees will receive a Homebuyer Education “This is very important director’s latest project, est human beings you will Certifi cate and a $750 closing cost credit for that this is happening “Scary Stories to Tell in ever meet. I love you.” right now because I can the Dark.” “In a culture of True to his humble repu- attending and obtaining a First Time Home Buyer tell, to all of you — all sameness, he’s complete- tation, Del Toro spent the Mortgage from North Shore Bank.* There is a $75 immigrants from every ly himself, and that’s the first half of his acceptance nation — that you should greatest lesson I get from speech complimenting fee per household. *Subject to credit approval believe in the possibilities all of his tales. It’s a beau- Del Rey, Abrams and oth- and not the obstacles, ever. tiful thing to be reminded ers. He eventually did get “Do not believe the lies that being different is to around to acknowledging they tell about us,” he con- be celebrated.” his own accomplishments Saturday and Sunday tinued. “Believe in the sto- Abrams recalled feeling while celebrating his Mex- th th ries you have inside and be- envious of his contempo- ican roots in a statement August 24 & 25 | 12 Noon - 5PM lieve that we all can make a rary’s “pure genius” and against hatred and fear. difference and we all have “gorgeous talent” when “Right now, we are in a North Shore Bank | 412 Lynn Fells Parkway, Saugus stories to tell, and we all they first met nearly 30 moment of great fear — can contribute to the art years ago at the start of great fear and great divi- and the craft and the world their careers, before “Pan’s sion,” he said. “It’s used to in any way we see fit.” Labyrinth” and “The Dev- divide us. It’s used to tell Appreciating different il’s Backbone” earned Del us that we’re all different, experiences and back- Toro worldwide critical ac- that we shouldn’t trust grounds emerged as a claim. each other. And these lies common thread through- “You are a mind-bending- make us easier to con- out the event. Del Rey and ly brilliant creator, a multi- trol and make it easier northshore-bank.com | NMLS # 466007 Abrams both praised Del disciplinary artist, a cura- to hate each other. But Member FDIC Member SIF Equal Housing Lender Toro’s commitment to di- tor of the most remarkable the antidote to that is to verse, sympathetic story- collection of art — a man come together, to realize telling. who celebrates otherness that those divisions are RESERVE YOUR SPACE — SEATING IS LIMITED “It’s a big day for Holly- and tells stories of unlike- complete fantasies. 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SALEM — After 54 years as its director, L. Paul Madore has retired from The Paul Madore Chorale. But his chorale will sing on; Madore will be succeeded by Rene Minalga-Rheault. The Chorale-hosted “Summer Sings” will be Aug. 12, 7:45 p.m., in Old Town Hall, 12 Derby Square. In addition to directing the Chorale, Madore’s many lifelong pursuits in- clude conducting, teaching, singing, sailing, traveling and cooking. By age 7, he was bilingual in English and French, and could read music as easily as words. “My intent to become a concert pianist was thwart- ed by this reading skill, which meant that reading a rather difficult piece, such as Schumann’s Piano Con- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK certo, became boring to me long before I had it mem- orized,” said Madore, who Saugus author also sang in a boys choir where he “could even hit a high C” (he is now a bass) PHOTO | PAULA MULLER releases 44th book and sing Gregorian chant. Madore earned a bache- and enjoyed a career in Additionally, he had the University of Caen in SAUGUS — Tom is Thomas F. Sheehan, lor’s degree at Boston Col- teaching, including 27 created study-abroad Normandy. This, in turn, Sheehan, the 92-year- a western stories writer lege, and, after two years years at Salem State Col- programs at Salem State led to tours and perfor- old Saugus resident who with uncommon atten- as a teaching assistant, lege. In 1964, he created and, while in France, mances in France with writes prose and poetry tion to detail and subject earned a master’s degree The Paul Madore Chorale. met “music people” at the Chorale. every day, has just had knowledge. In this, his 8th “Grand Royal Stand-off,” western collection with Po- ENTERTAINMENT his 44th book, released by col Press, Sheehan again Florida woman says Pocol Press of Punxsutaw- proves he deserves to gal- ney, Pa. lop on dusty byways with toilet explodes after The publisher an- many of the other western nounced its release thusly: masters of the realm.” “He rides tall in the “Grand Royal Stand-off” lightning strike saddle, dispensing justice is available in print and with a gun or a word, and Kindle, at www.pocol- PORT CHARLOTTE, was the loudest sound only when necessary. He press.com. Fla. (AP) — A Florida she’s ever heard, and that woman says lightning she also smelled smoke. destroyed her septic tank She says a plumber told and caused a toilet in her her lightning hit the house to explode. methane gas that was SEND US YOUR STUFF Marylou Ward tells built up in the pipes from television station WINK WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, News that the sole toilet feces. PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR in her Port Charlotte Ward says she’ll have to FILE PHOTO | TNS SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. home was shattered into get the toilet and septic hundreds of pieces on system repaired, but Sunday. she’s thankful no one was Ward says the explosion injured. FX renews ‘Atlanta’ Chicago police find drugs, guns for fourth season and another gator in raid NEW YORK DAILY NEWS son, “Atlanta: Robbin’ Sea- son,” Vice called the Donald With no start date for Glover-created series “the CHICAGO (AP) — Chi- The discovery comes third-season production best show on TV right now.” cago isn’t quite ready to about a month after underway of the Emmy The Atlanta native, also say see you later, alligator. an alligator swimming and Golden Globe Award The Chicago Sun Times around a city park winning comedy, FX has an- professionally known as reports that officers lagoon captured the nounced the renewal of “At- hip-hop/soul artist Child- serving a search warrant attention of the city for lanta” for a fourth season. ish Gambino, serves as a writer, executive produc- at a northwest side house about a week before On Tuesday, the network er and director of the ac- found a 3-foot alligator the alligator, dubbed made the news official, claimed series. along with some guns and Chance the Snapper, saying production on both Comedian Katt Williams drugs. They turned the was captured by a gator seasons will officially begin during the spring of 2020. received an Emmy Award alligator over to animal hunter who was flown in Seasons three and four for Outstanding Guest Ac- control. from Florida. of the Emmy-Award win- tor in a Comedy Series for ning comedy will have his guest appearance as eight episodes each. that alligator-owning Un- 110 Park Street, Beverly, MA During the second sea- cle Willie. BOSTON FREE ESTIMATES FENCE 1-800-585-7753 Proud Supporters Of Member BBB

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©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 2019 Navigators run aground Steve By Joshua Kummins native Todd Tringale (UMass) re- Krause FOR THE ITEM tired the next two batters to finish his first of four scoreless innings. LYNN — The Bristol Blues scored North Shore jumped ahead with 10 runs over their final three plate two first-inning runs after Olszak appearances and stunned the North doubled to the wall in left and scored Shore Navigators for a 12-7 win in on Malgeri’s homer. The Navs sent Game by the second game of a best-of-three eight batters to the plate and scored Futures Collegiate Baseball League four runs on four hits in the second semifinal series Wednesday at Fra- frame that followed, extending Trin- game with ser Field. gale’s early cushion to six runs. After earning a 3-1 road win in Second baseman Keagan Calero Tuesday’s series opener, the Navs the Pats lost for the first time in three total (UMass Lowell) led off North Shore’s postseason games and will travel big frame with a single up the mid- The other day, I went through back to Muzzy Field for a deciding dle and scored on shortstop John the upcoming Patriots sched- third contest. First pitch is set for Rodriguez’s (San Jacinto) double to ule with my friend Frankie to 7 p.m. Thursday as the Navs look left after stealing second and third. compare notes and do our usual to clinch their first championship Olivieri and Olszak lined back-to- predictions. berth since 2012. back doubles to continue the rally Frankie has them going 14-2. Third baseman Andrew Olszak before Malgeri lifted a sacrifice fly I’m a little less optimistic. I say (Southern Maine) and catcher Louis to left to plate the inning’s final run. 12-4. We’re probably both wildy Olivieri (Central Alabama CC) had That offense proved to be more delusional, because one of these two hits apiece to lead the Navi- than enough for Tringale who didn’t years the Patriots are going gator offense. Olszak also scored allow a baserunner after the first to turn into the mid-1960s twice while center fielder Ben Mal- and sandwiched two of his three Yankees. geri (Holy Cross) hit North Shore’s strikeouts together at the end of For those who weren’t alive fourth home run in three postseason the third and the beginning of the ITEM FILE PHOTO back then (and I daresay that games and drove in three runs. fourth innings. represents most of us), the Yan- The Blues offense got right to work The visitors began their epic Swampscott’s Louis Olivieri had two hits and kees won 14 American League as second baseman Kyle Maves comeback with two runs in the fifth. scored a run as the Navigators jumped out to a pennants from 1949 through (Quinnipiac) and right fielder Bran- Shortstop Zeke Diamond (Emory) 7-2 lead. But the roof fell in afterward and the 1964 — missing only in 1954 don Miller (St. John’s) laced consec- Bristol Blues evened their playoff series with and 1959 — and the World utive one-out singles, but Saugus NAVIGATORS, B2 an 11-7 win. Series nine times. Then the bottom fell out. All their key players got old. And by 1966 they were 10th out of 10 in the American League. Lynn gears This is going to happen some- day soon. Tom Brady will real- ize he’s 42 and Bill Belichick will decide he’s had enough. up for the The Patriots will end up with the next Tony Eason calling signals and the next Rod Rust Gallant on the sidelines. It’s coming. By Harold Rivera But it won’t happen this year. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR I think they have one good year left. Plus, they’re blessed with a LYNN — Year in and year out, Lynn very manageable schedule. maintains a positive track record in So let’s go game by game and the Ray Gallant Baseball Tournament. discuss. The Lynners are always competitive Week 1: Home vs. Pittsburgh. and known for playing the game the This is a Sunday night game right way, with good core values. Man- because the NFL wanted ager Jeff Earp feels this year’s team Bears-Packers to open its 100th can match those values. season. I’m OK with that. It’s “It’s extremely important,” Earp said. one of the oldest and best NFL “It’s representing the city of Lynn with rivalries (though Giants-Eagles pride in the program, in themselves, in is right up there too). On the the city. The kids put forth their best other hand, going to Foxbor- effort and represent the city with class. ough on a Thursday night, with These kids always respond and they the way the traffic is even on see the rewards. They see the rewards sleepy Sunday mornings, is a for their conduct and effort. We talk to nightmare. More often than the kids about it but I don’t want to not, the Steelers end up being take the credit for it. These kids do it. punching bags for the Patriots. They get it. This is no exception. 1-0. “Lynn kids are typically strong- Week 2: At Miami. Think of willed,” Earp said. “They aren’t afraid the worst team you’ve ever to compete. I expect this group to do seen, on any level. Think of the same.” a group of 10-year-olds with This year’s Gallant Tournament be- their helmets falling down to gins Thursday evening, with Lynn’s their chins. Put them in Miami opening game at 6:30 against defend- to play the Patriots. The kids ing champion Danvers. The tourna- ment follows a double-elimination KRAUSE, B2 format. All games will be played at Sa- lem’s O’Grady Field. “The way this tournament’s set up, starting with a win is huge,” Earp said. Earp has worked tirelessly over the past few weeks in assembling his team and coaching staff. He doesn’t take ei- ther of those tasks lightly. “It’s the hardest thing,” Earp said. “You want to take the right kids. I can’t run around and watch everybody. You rely on a network of people involved, the all-star managers and multiple PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS people from each league. The group narrows. Then you get down to the last The Patriots, and Tom few and you hope to make the right Brady, have at least one ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK decision. It’s extremely hard. You don’t good year left, but it has to end sometime. Gilbert Galva elds a ground ball during practice with Lynn’s Gallant team. GALLANT, B2 Golfers tee up on King Rail trail By Anne Marie Tobin Meadow Golf Course previously field’s top player; he shot a 10- ITEM STAFF hosted a field of 21 players in an over 44 and finished second in event in late June. the boys 11-and-under division. LYNNFIELD — King Rail Re- Tournament director Tom Man- His brother Michael shot 51 to serve Golf Club was the place ning, a rising sophomore at Rog- finish tied for sixth. For Dominic to be Wednesday if you happen er Williams University, said the Meyers of Danvers, this was his to be a junior golfer looking for tour has something for everyone. 16th tour event this summer. some serious competition. “It’s a great program that offers “It’s great because you get to The 27 entrants got that and kids a chance to play competi- play with friends and you also more at the latest stop on the tively and with 145 tournaments, get to meet new people,” said New England Professional Golf kids have the opportunity to play Meyers, who finished second in Association’s (NEPGA) Junior every day if they want,” Manning the boys 12-13 division with an Golf Tour, a tour that provides said. “Most of our tournaments in 81. “It’s better than just play- tournaments for kids of all ages Massachusetts, but we have tour- ing because it gives you the real all across New England from ear- naments in Maine, Rhode Island, feeling of a tournament, which ly April through late August. This Vermont and New Hampshire so makes it more serious.” year’s tour includes 145 tourna- there is plenty to choose from. “ Other tournament winners in- ments which award points to Ben Madden of Wellesley cluded Winthrop’s Jack Sicurel- the top finishers through next turned in the day’s low round. He la, boys 16-18, 72; Winchester’s Thursday. The top point win- shot an even-par 68 en route to Max Lowenberg, boys 14-15, 75; ners in each of six age divisions winning the boys 14-15 division. South Hamilton’s Seamus O’Hol- advance to the NEPGA Jr. Tour North Reading’s Isabel Brozena leran, boys 11-and-under, 38, and Championship August 22 at Fall shot a 6-over 74 to post the low Malerie Lague of Atkinson, N.H., River Country Club. score for the girls, taking the girls girls 13-and-under, 53. Swamp- PHOTO | ANNE MARIE TOBIN King Rail was the second Lyn- 14-18 division by nine strokes scott’s Danny DiLisio shot a 77 nfield golf course to host a junior over Stoneham’s Ava Lauria. and finished fifth in the boys 16- Isabel Brozena watches her tee shot on the 18th hole. tour event this summer. Reedy Stephen Forgione was Lynn- 18 division. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 2019 Krause: Game by game with Pats

KRAUSE few coaches in the NFL Texans are just good and From B1 who is not spooked by Be- sick and tired of losing to lichick (appropriate word the Patriots. 9-3. would win. 1-1. to use for a game three Week 14: Home vs. Kan- Week 3: Home vs. the days after Halloween!). sas City. Patriots fans can J-E-T-S Jets, Jets, Jets. Since it’s down there, I be awfully greedy some- Yeah, Yeah, the Jets have have to go with my gut times. The team gets on a Le’Veon Bell. Big Deal. here. 7-2. roll and we think we can They’re still the Jets. 2-1. Week 10: Bye. They just clobber anybody. But Week 4: At Buffalo. Flip could be needing it after I’m sure the Chiefs have the script from Week 2. that Baltimore game. Those 10-year-olds are long memories. They’ll And apropos of nothing be ready for this one. It’s on the Patriots. The Bills (miss you, Nick Cafardo), circled on their calendar. have the incarnation isn’t the second week in And regardless of how of the 1972 Dolphins. November kind of late in many stupid decisions Doesn’t matter. 3-1. the season for a bye? Week 5: At Washington. Week 11: At Philadel- Andy Reid makes over the Other than the fact that phia. I don’t like this course of the game, the Swampscott’s Todd Kline game because the Eagles Chiefs win this one quite works in the Redskins’ always seem to play the easily. 9-4. marketing department, is Patriots tough regardless Week 15: At Cincinnati. there anything remark- of where it is, and who’s The Bungles are back. able about this team? on the team. This will be 10-4. Anyone? 4-1. a game between two good Week 16: Home vs. Buf- Week 6: Home vs. teams who plan on being falo. It’s Christmas week, PHOTO | NORTH SHORE NAVIGATORS Giants. Yikes. That’s all. there when it counts at and the Bills have been Beau Dana, left, commissioner Joe Paolucci, Sean Lawlor and manager Yikes. Listen, Eli’s come the end. And it’ll be the eliminated from anything Mike Odenwaelder after the Futures Collegiate Baseball League awards and gone. He just doesn’t game where the Patriots meaningful since before were announced. know it yet. 5-1. prove they can go on the Thanksgiving. 11-4. Week 7: At Jets. It’s too road and win a tough one, Week 17: Home vs. bad they’ll be done with too. 8-2. Miami. The Dolphins are the Jets before it’s even Week 12: Home vs. Dal- Supermen down there Navigators well-represented Halloween. We could use las. If my calculations are and lift weights with a game against them in correct, the Patriots knock Kryptonite when they December. 6-1. this bunch of frauds all come up north. Be it ever in FCBL post-season awards Week 8: Home vs. Cleve- the way back to their thus. 12-4. land. This game really gazillion-dollar stadium, As for anything beyond, By Joshua Kummins were two of the best play- 2015 when former Tufts intrigues me. I think the with their fraud owner’s that’ll have to wait. But FOR THE ITEM ers in the entire league ace Speros Varinos set Browns will either be very tail tucked between his my general perception is and that ‘Odie’ was the the franchise record of 13 good or they’ll crumble legs. 9-2. LYNN — Following that the Patriots will rise right man to bring a win- saves that Dana tied this under the weight of their Week 13: At Houston. their first 30-win regu- and fall on their defense ning team back to Lynn summer. The Marblehead resurgence (for them) last Speaking of frauds … lar season since 2015, the and their running game. from the very start this native allowed just three season. They’re at that One of these years, the North Shore Navigators summer. They certainly earned runs and struck stage where it could go Texans will have to beat Brady will not be asked hauled in three of the Fu- to be the weekly hero, have not disappointed.” out 31 over his 19.1 in- either way. But coming to the Patriots. Until they tures Collegiate Baseball Lawlor finished the nings of regular-season Foxborough will be a tall do, they’re just another but when called upon in League’s major postseason meaningful situations, regular season at second work, helping the Navs to order regardless. It might bunch of wannabes. It’s honors. In advance of the in the FCBL with a .351 a 16-2 record in his regu- be a good game, though. late enough in the sea- he’ll do what he’s always league’s official announce- done. average and 40 RBI. The lar-season appearances. 7-1 son so that J.J. Watt will ment, Commissioner Joe rising Flagler senior hit He then recorded a six-out And we all know what Week 9: At Baltimore. already be injured and Paolucci greeted the win- eight home runs to tie save in the opening victory that is. Ugh. It never seems to done (did you see where ners following the team’s North Shore’s single-sea- of the postseason. Steve Krause can be matter who the Ravens he got on a kid’s bicycle playoff win over the Nash- son franchise record. He An assistant coach at have on their team. John and broke it?). I have a reached at skrause@item- ua Silver Knights at Fras- was the league leader in Amherst College during Harbaugh is one of the feeling, though, that the live.com. er Field this week. hits (66), extra-base hits the spring, Odenwaelder Outfielder Sean Law- (26), and total bases (111) has helped the Navs to one lor (Flagler) became the and ranked second in runs of their best seasons in first-ever Navigator to scored (44) and slugging franchise history and be- earn Most Valuable Player percentage (.590). All comes the team’s first-ev- honors, while Beau Dana of those numbers come er skipper honored as (Dickinson) was honored thanks in large part to his Manager of the Year. His as the Relief Pitcher of team-leading 20 multi-hit North Shore team held a the Year. In addition, Mike and 14 multi-RBI games. winning record for the en- Odenwaelder was named Lawlor was named the tirety of the season and re- FCBL Manager of the FCBL Player of the Month turned to the playoffs for Year after his first season for July and entered the first time since 2016. with the Navs. the postseason on a sev- The Connecticut native “We are thrilled to see en-game hit streak. earned MVP honors with Sean, Beau, and Mike hon- Dana established him- the former Torrington ored for their accomplish- self as one of the top clos- Titans back in 2014 and ments during this special ers in Navigators history. becomes the first former season,” Assistant General He becomes the first Nav- FCBL player to become ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Manager Joe Gill said. “It igator to earn the FCBL’s a Manager of the Year as was clear Sean and Beau relief pitching honor since well. Lynn’s Gallant Tournament baseball team, front row from left, Jacob Pe- terson, Jaiden Driscoll, Christian Figueroa, Nathan Cutone, Kyle Doney, Joshua Doney and Anthony Seals, and, back row from left, head coach Navigators run aground at Fraser Field Jeff Earp, coach Dave Galeazzi, Guilmer Galva, Gilbert Galva, Jason Av- ery, Ryan Amirault, JoJo Hernandez, coach Rich Avery, Michael Phelps NAVIGATORS ball to shortstop. State) and Diamond deliv- and coach Bill McCafferty. Missing from picture is Justin Jennings. From B1 Bristol responded with ered the big blows with a six runs in the seventh run-scoring triple and sin- and designated hitter to take a one-run lead, gle, respectively. Lynn getting ready for the Gallant Kasey Bass (Wiscon- dropping Hunter Wili- Dewaine added a two- sin-Stout) opened the choski (Northern Essex run single to right in the frame with back-to-back CC) into a losing decision eighth, highlighting his hits before scoring on left GALLANT in 2017 when they fell to “Brendan’s 14 and he after Griffin Green (Vir- 3-for-5 night with a run fielder John Orzechows- Peabody. came down to work with ginia Tech) allowed three scored and three RBI. The From B1 ki’s (Stonehill) fielder’s “Peabody’s outstanding,” the catchers,” Earp said. runs on five hits while re- newly-named FCBL De- want to hurt a kid that de- choice and succeeding er- cording just one out. Jake Earp said. “They won Dis- “He’s thrown the kids fensive Player of the Year serves to be there.” ror. Center fielder Austin Zoller (Wofford) allowed trict 16. They’re loaded. batting practice. He tells added a single to right The team started prac- White (Rhode Island) fol- Bristol’s first runs before They have pitching, hit- the kids that they should with a succeeding error ticing two weeks ago and lowed with another field- Parker Browne (Suffolk) ting, they’re very good. listen to what the coaches after Reynolds reached on things are looking good It’s an exceptional group are saying. The kids really er’s choice in the next at- recorded the final two outs thus far, Earp said. bat. of the sixth. another miscue. that has come together for listen to him. He’s a spe- Bass and Maves also had “They’re working hard. them. Swampscott has a cial player. The kids real- The Navs added a The Blues benefitted They’re a great bunch of three hits apiece as the young team that’s going to ly like working with the sixth-inning run on Oliv- from a North Shore error kids,” Earp said. “They’re ieri’s fielder’s choice, mak- Blues totaled 15 hits, in- be fundamentally sound. younger guys. for the third consecutive very nice, very polite. ing the score 7-2. First cluding six in the seventh Marblehead’s excited “They’re excited,” Earp inning — and fourth of six They’re respectful, they’re baseman Connor Morin inning. about their team. Bever- said. “They’re ready. They in the game — as part of all-ears and they want to (New England College) led an 11-batter frame. Third Maves drove home the fi- ly’s always good. Danvers want to get going. At the learn. There’s a lot of tal- the frame with a single be- baseman Buddy Dewaine nal run on a two-out single won last year. We expect same time, they’re appre- ent. fore Rodriguez grounded a (Central Connecticut in the final frame. “With Gallant we try to it to be very tough, as al- hensive because they’ve tweak things and improve ways.” heard about what to ex- them in a short period This year’s roster in- pect. We tell them that’s Dolphins divided over Trump of time to the best of our cludes Ryan Amirault, OK. But they’ll be ready. ability. We try to get kids JJ Avery, Nate Cutone, I like these kids. I want to the next level out of re- Josh Doney, Kyle Doney, them to succeed.” MIAMI (AP) — Miami “I always have been an Stills has been kneel- spect to the competition Jaiden Driscoll, Chris- Earp expressed his Dolphins owner Stephen active participant in the ing during the national they’ll face. They’re going tian Figueroa, Gilbert gratitude toward long- Ross is defending his sup- democratic process,” Ross anthem before Dolphins to see fastballs and cur- Galva, Gulmer Galva, time sponsor (and Lazy port of longtime friend said in a statement. “While games since 2016 and has veballs they haven’t seen. JoJo Hernandez, Justin Dog owner) Tom Dill, who Donald Trump after being some prefer to sit outside been vocal in discussing Everything has to be el- Jennings, Jake Peterson, pitches in by helping the criticized about it by one of the process and criticize, racial inequality and oth- evated. We’ve worked on Mike Phelps and Antho- team purchase its uni- of his players. I prefer to engage directly er issues. a ton of baserunning and ny Seals. Joining Earp on forms. Receiver Kenny Stills’ and support the things I Last season Trump said bunting.” the coaching staff are as- “Tom makes it all easy,” comments Wednesday deeply care about.” NFL players who refuse Lynn’s most recent tour- sistants Rich Avery, Jim Earp said. “It’s an auto- followed a report by the Ross and Trump have to stand for the anthem nament title was in 2016. Burt, Dave Galeazzi and matic thing. The kids ap- Washington Post that been friends for 40 years. should be suspended Since 2009, Lynn has Billy McCafferty. Volun- preciate it. He gives them Ross plans to host a fund- Both are New York real es- without pay, and he also won four tournaments teers who’ve also pitched new uniforms. It makes it raiser for the president. tate billionaires with homes retweeted a photo that while appearing in five in include Katie Burt, Joe fantastic that I can count Stills tweeted a screen in Palm Beach, Florida. showed Stills kneeling as championship games. The Driscoll, Brendan Falasca on his support year in and capture from Ross’ an- In the wake of last week- the anthem played. Lynners were runner-up and Juniel Guzman. year out.” ti-racism RISE initiative’s end’s mass shootings in Ross is one of several website and wrote, “You Texas and Ohio, Trump’s NFL owners who publicly Lynn Woods summer series continues can’t have a non-profit critics have blamed his support Trump. The group with this mission state- incendiary rhetoric for includes New England Pa- ment then open your doors inflaming political and ra- triots owner Robert Kraft LYNN — The Lynn (12:35), Dean Profis (13:06) Woods” 5.4-mile race, it to Trump.” cial tensions. and New York Jets’ Woody Woods Summer Cross and Andrew Paster (13:20). was Melrose’s Adam Cook The mission statement Said Ross in his state- Johnson, who has been Cross Country Series con- In the “Short Tour” 3-mile who came away with the says RISE “educates and ment: “I have been, and U.S. ambassador to Brit- tinued Wednesday with race, Lynn’s Benjamin top finish at 40:50. Fol- empowers the sports com- will continue to be, an out- ain since 2017. three races. Leach was the top runner lowing Cook in the top munity to eliminate racial spoken champion of racial As Ross drew criticism In the 1.59-mile kids with a time of 18:56. Fol- five were Charlie De- discrimination, champion equality, inclusion, diver- from one of his players, the race, Lynn’s Brett O’Brien lowing Leach in the top Mayo (40:51), Chris Smith social justice and improve sity, public education and National Football Foun- set the pace with a first- five were Taban Manyok (41:39), Nakri Dao (42:31) race relations.” environmental sustain- dation and College Hall place finish of 11:27. Fol- (19:56), Ken Hoang (21:23), and Eric O’Neill (42:39). Ross’ fundraiser is ability, and I have and will of Fame announced the lowing O’Brien in the top Dylan Brawley (22:00) and The series runs every scheduled for Friday at his continue to support leaders Dolphins owner will be in- five were Andrew Skei- Niles Singer (22:00). Wednesday evening at home on Long Island, the on both sides of the aisle to ducted into its Leadership rik (11:48), Dimitri Profis In the “Tour de Lynn Lynn Woods. Post said. address these challenges.” Hall of Fame on Aug. 28. 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SPORTS BRIEF Red Sox frustration mounts NCAA St. Marys’s needs Lynn Youth JV soccer coach Evening Summer says no

The St. Mary’s boys soc- Track Series cer team is looking for a The 6th annual Lynn injury JV coach for the upcom- Parks and Recreation ing season. Those inter- Youth Summer Evening ested in inquiring about Track meets will be held reports the position can do so by on Mondays through Aug. contacting varsity coach 19 at Manning Field. The ASSOCIATED PRESS races will begin at 6:30 Mike D’Agostino at 617- p.m. Standardized injury 610-4849. There are no entry fees reports will not be im- for any races. There will be plemented across college Swampscott High a 30-meter race for ages football this season after three and under, and all of the NCAA explored the the other events (50-meter, possibility in response to seeks JV coaches 100-meter, 200-meter, 400- meter, 800-meter, one-mile, the rise of legalized sports Swampscott High School is relays, standing long jump betting. looking for applicants for a and softball throw) will be The NCAA’s Board of junior varsity girls soccer open to high school ages Governors announced coach and a junior varsity and under. Wednesday that it still field hockey coach. All For more information, supports the association’s interested applicants can visit www.lwrun.org or con- rules prohibiting athletes contact Athletic Director tact [email protected] or Kelly Farley at kfarley@ 781-709-7135 or 781-593- and school administrators swampscott.k12.ma.us. 6562. from wagering on sports or providing information TV/RADIO to people associated with gambling. Baseball But the board concluded 7 p.m...... NY Yankees at Toronto...... MLB Network an injury or availability 7:10 p.m...... LA Angels at Boston...... NESN, WEEI-FM 93.7 report across college foot- Little League baseball ball is not viable. 1 p.m...... New England semifinal: NH vs. RI...... ESPN Pro basketball An ad hoc committee on 7 p.m...... WNBA: Indiana at Washington...... CBSSN sports wagering studied 10 p.m...... WNBA: Phoenix at Los Angeles...... ESPN2 the possibility of teams Pro football publicly disclosing wheth- 7 p.m...... Exhibition: NY Jets at NY Giants...... NFL Network er players would be avail- 7:40 p.m...... Exhibition: New England at Detroit.Ch. 4, WBZ-FM able for games. 98.5 “The ad hoc commit- 10 p.m...... Exhibition: Chargers at Arizona...... NFL Network tee gathered thorough Golf feedback from conference 10:30 a.m..... LPGA: Ladies Scottish Open...... Golf 2 p.m...... PGA: Northern Trust...... Golf commissioners, athletics 4 p.m...... US Women’s Amateur...... FS1 administrators, athletic 6 p.m...... Korn Ferry Tour: Portland Open...... Golf PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS trainers and student-ath- Gymnastics letes across all three di- Boston’s Andrew Benintendi slams his bat down after striking out 8 p.m...... US Championships (men)...... NBCSN visions about potential to end the seventh inning of the team’s game against the Kansas Horse racing player availability report- 1 p.m...... Saratoga Live...... NBCSN City Royals. The Red Sox and Royals were tied, 4-4, going into ex- tra innings when the game was delayed by rain. ing,” said Ohio State Pres- Mixed martial arts ident Michael Drake, who 8 p.m...... PFL 6 preliminary bouts...... ESPN2 Olympic sports is chairman of the Board 10 a.m...... Pan American Games...... ESPNU of Governors. 3 p.m...... Pan American Games...... ESPNU “The membership has 7 p.m...... Pan American Games...... ESPNU Kyler Murray set for debut significant concerns about Tennis the purpose, parameters, 8 a.m...... Rogers Cup...... Tennis ASSOCIATED PRESS jersey. Not playing for a Trey Flowers, the defen- enforcement and effec- 12 p.m...... Rogers Cup...... ESPN2 school, you’re represent- sive end who went from tiveness of a player avail- Hey, Kyler, this is for ing a state.” New England to Detroit as ability reporting model.” real. Sort of. MAJOR LEAGUES That state saw its team a free agent and was the The NFL uses a stan- Kyler Murray, April’s have the worst record Lions’ big offseason acqui- dardized injury report, American League National League top overall draft pick, will in the NFL in 2018, fire sition, is on the physically East Division East Division make his preseason debut but even calling it an inju- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB coach Steve Wilks and for Arizona on Thursday unable to perform list. ry report was problematic New York 75 39 .658 — Atlanta 68 48 .586 — hire Kliff Kingsbury, an Coach Matt Patricia, a Tampa Bay 66 50 .569 10 Washington 61 53 .535 6 night when the Cardinals for the NCAA because of Boston 60 56 .517 16 Philadelphia 59 54 .522 7½ host the Chargers. offensive guru who had re- former defensive assistant federal laws that safe- Toronto 47 70 .402 29½ New York 59 56 .513 8½ cently been fired as head for the Patriots in his sec- Baltimore 38 76 .333 37 The quarterback won’t guard student and patient Miami 42 71 .372 24½ coach at Texas Tech. ond season with Detroit, Central Division Central Division be on the field very long privacy. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB against Los Angeles, but “To be kind of pushed in has been recovering from Minnesota 70 44 .614 — Chicago 62 52 .544 — The board also encour- Cleveland 68 46 .596 2 as the guy, there’s no kind a surgically repaired left Milwaukee 59 56 .513 3½ he should get a chance to aged more education on Chicago 51 62 .451 18½ St. Louis 58 55 .513 3½ show some of the skills of grace period of leading leg that’s caused him to Kansas City 41 74 .357 29½ gambling for athletes. Cincinnati 54 58 .482 7 him in with any veteran move around the practice Detroit 33 78 .297 35½ that so enamored the Car- Pittsburgh 48 65 .425 13½ A Supreme Court ruling West Division presence at that position,” facility on a vehicle. West Division dinals. He also could wind W L Pct GB last year opened the door W L Pct GB Kingsbury said. “He’s “I’m working with our Houston 75 40 .652 — up on the ground a few Los Angeles 77 40 .658 — for states to have legal- Oakland 65 50 .565 10 times — for the first time remained humble. He’s doctors here to try to figure Texas 58 56 .509 16½ Arizona 57 57 .500 18½ as a pro considering QBs remained diligent in his out what’s best for myself to ized sports wagering. Los Angeles 56 59 .487 19 San Francisco 56 59 .487 20 More than a dozen states Seattle 48 68 .414 27½ San Diego 52 61 .460 23 don’t get hit in practice. work habits, so I’ve been be safe on the sideline from Tuesday’s Games Colorado 52 62 .456 23½ “I’m looking forward to proud of that for him.” that standpoint,” he said. “I have introduced legal bet- Texas at Cleveland, ppd. Tuesday’s Games Patriots at Lions ting on sporting events Chicago White Sox 5, Detroit 3, 1st game Milwaukee 4, Pittsburgh 3 having fun,” Murray says. don’t think I’ll be riding the N.Y. Yankees 9, Baltimore 4 Cincinnati 8, L.A. Angels 4 “It’s going to be different Former Patriots with in- ATV around unfortunately and dozens are taking Detroit 10, Chicago White Sox 6, 2nd game N.Y. Mets 5, Miami 0 Cincinnati 8, L.A. Angels 4 Oakland 11, Chicago Cubs 4 suiting up in a Cardinals juries are of interest here. on the sideline.” steps in that direction. Kansas City 6, Boston 2 Houston 11, Colorado 6 Tampa Bay 7, Toronto 6, 10 innings Atlanta 12, Minnesota 7 Oakland 11, Chicago Cubs 4 Arizona 8, Philadelphia 4 TODAY IN SPORTS Houston 11, Colorado 6 Washington 5, San Francisco 3 Atlanta 12, Minnesota 7 L.A. Dodgers 3, St. Louis 1 San Diego 9, Seattle 4 San Diego 9, Seattle 4 Aug. 8 Campbell, wins the Hambletonian in the NFL’s next commissioner. Favored debut three years after being forced Wednesday’s Games Wednesday’s Games 1902 — The United States, led by straight heats with a record-smashing for months to get the job, he is unan- to undergo gender tests, finishing Chicago White Sox 8, Detroit 1 N.Y. Mets 7, Miami 2 William Larned, beats Britain three performance. Mack Lobell wins the imously elected by the league’s 32 second in her 800 heat. Cleveland 2, Texas 0, 1st game Atlanta 11, Minnesota 7 matches to two to capture the Davis second heat, and the race, by 6¼ owners on the fifth ballot. 2015 — Katie Ledecky ends her Atlanta 11, Minnesota 7 Houston 14, Colorado 3 Toronto 4, Tampa Bay 3 Cup. lengths over Napoletano in 1:53 3-5, 2010 — Los Angeles Sparks forward world swimming championships in Chicago Cubs 10, Oakland 1 1903 — Britain wins the Davis Cup a fifth of a second off the world all- Tina Thompson scores 23 points to Houston 14, Colorado 3 L.A. Dodgers 2, St. Louis 1 spectacular style, lowering her own by beating the United States 4-1. age trotting record set by Prakas in become the WNBA’s all-time scoring Chicago Cubs 10, Oakland 1 Washington 4, San Francisco 1 world record by 3.61 seconds in the Cleveland 5, Texas 1, 2nd game 1936 — At the Berlin Olympics, the 1985. leader in a 92-83 loss to the San Seattle 3, San Diego 2 800-meter freestyle for her fifth gold Seattle 3, San Diego 2 Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. United States finishes 1-2-3 in the 1992 — The Dream Team picks up Antonio Silver Stars. She surpasses N.Y. Yankees 14, Baltimore 2 Philadelphia at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. men’s decathlon. Glenn Morris sets its gold medal and Carl Lewis Lisa Leslie’s career total of 6,263 medal. The 18-year-old American Kansas City at Boston, 7:10 p.m. Thursday’s Games a world record with 7,900 points, fol- anchors a world-record 400-meter points. Thompson is the last of the completes a sweep of the 200, 400, Thursday’s Games Atlanta (Keuchel 3-4) at Miami (Hernandez 800 and 1,500 freestyles in Kazan, N.Y. Yankees (German 14-2) at Toronto lowed by Robert Clark and Jack Park- relay, winning his eighth gold medal original WNBA players. 1-4), 7:10 p.m. (Pannone 2-4), 7:07 p.m. er. in three Olympics. The U.S. basket- 2012 — Misty May-Treanor and Kerri Russia. She was the anchor leg on Chicago Cubs (Hamels 6-3) at Cincinnati Kansas City (TBD) at Detroit (Boyd 6-8), 1981 — Shiaway St. Pat, driven by ball team beats Croatia 117-85, with Walsh Jennings of the United States the victorious 4x200 free relay, too. (Wood 1-0), 7:10 p.m. 7:10 p.m. Philadelphia (Nola 10-2) at San Francisco Ray Remmen, wins the first Hamble- the 32-point margin of victory the become the first three-time gold med- 2018 — The NCAA Board of Gover- L.A. Angels (Peters 2-0) at Boston (Sale tonian Stakes run at the Meadow- smallest of the Games. In the 400, alists in Olympic beach volleyball his- 5-11), 7:10 p.m. (Bumgarner 6-7), 9:45 p.m. nors and Division I Board of Directors lands in East Rutherford, N.J. in four Mike Marsh, Leroy Burrell, Dennis tory. The duo beat Jennifer Kessy Cleveland (Clevinger 6-2) at Minnesota Colorado (Gray 10-7) at San Diego (Lauer adopt a “series of significant policy (Gibson 11-4), 8:10 p.m. 6-8), 10:10 p.m. heats. Mitchell and Lewis set a world record and April Ross 21-16, 21-16 in the and legislative changes” as part of Friday’s Games 1982 — Ray Floyd, who shot a of 37.40 seconds. Steve Lewis all-American final, extending their Friday’s Games an effort to “fundamentally” change Oakland at Chicago White Sox, 3:10 p.m. Atlanta at Miami, 7:10 p.m. record 63 in the opening round, wins anchors another world-record as the Olympic winning streak to 21 match- the NCAA’s structure. The NCAA Houston at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. the PGA championship by three shots Americans won the 1,600 relay by es. N.Y. Yankees at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. Washington at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. over Lanny Wadkins. nearly half the length of a football 2012 — Brittney Reese wins the changes eligibility rules, allowing top Kansas City at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. Texas at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. prospects to hire agents in high Pittsburgh at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. 1984 — Carl Lewis sets the Olympic field. The team of Andrew Valmon, long jump, becoming the first U.S. L.A. Angels at Boston, 7:10 p.m. school and giving college players Cleveland at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. Arizona at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. record in the 200 meters with a Quincy Watts, Michael Johnson and woman to win the Olympic long jump Texas at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. Colorado at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. 19.80 clocking. Lewis ran the 1,600 in 2:55.74. since Jackie Joyner-Kersee in 1988. more leeway to return after declaring Tampa Bay at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Philadelphia at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. 1987 — Mack Lobell, driven by John 2006 — Roger Goodell is chosen as Caster Semenya makes her Olympic for NBA draft.

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BASEBALL DETROIT TIGERS — Optioned RHP Davis to Iowa (PCL). BASKETBALL axy M Efrain Alvarez for violent con- Diane Turnham chair and Duke senior USA BASEBALL — Named Joe Girardi David McKay and LHP Matt Hall to CINCINNATI REDS — Signed RHP National Basketball Association duct in a July 27 match against Port- deputy director of athletics for admin- manager of the 2019 Premier12 Toledo (IL). Sent OF Christin Stewart Brad Boxberger to a minor league LOS ANGELES LAKERS — Promoted land. istration/legal affairs and chief of team. to Toledo for a rehab assignment. contract. Nina Hsieh to head trainer. COLUMBUS CREW — Transferred D staff Nina King vice chair of the Divi- FOOTBALL Gaston Sauro to Deportivo Toluca Major League Baseball HOUSTON ASTROS — Sent RHP Ryan MIAMI MARLINS — Placed INF Miguel sion I Women’s Basketball Commit- OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF Pressly to Corpus Christi (TL) for a Rojas on the 10-day IL. Selected the National Football League (Liga MX-Mexico). tee. BASEBALL — Suspended Cincinnati rehab assignment. contract of INF Deven Marrero from DALLAS COWBOYS — Waived-injured D.C. UNITED — Acquired F Ola minor league OF Nate Scantlin (Bill- KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Placed LHP New Orleans (PCL). WR Lance Lenoir and OT Derrick Kamara from Shenzhen (Super FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON — Named ings-Pioneer) 100 games following a Danny Duffy on the 10-day IL, retroac- WASHINGTON NATIONALS — Sent Puni. Signed OT Juwann Bushell-Beat- League-China) with targeted alloca- Maurice Joseph assistant men’s bas- third positive test for a drug of tive to Sunday. Recalled RHP Jake RHP Jeremy Hellickson to the GCL ty and TE Marcus Lucas. tion money. ketball coach. abuse; Detroit minor league 1B Rey- Newberry from Omaha (PCL). Nationals for a rehab assignment. DETROIT LIONS — Agreed to terms LA GALAXY — Traded M Emmanuel FLORIDA GULF COAST — Named naldo Rivera (West Michigan-MWL) MINNESOTA TWINS — Optioned RHP Atlantic League with OL Joe Dahl on a contract exten- Boateng to D.C. for targeted alloca- Steve McKee assistant baseball 80 games and SS Pavin Parks (GCL Cody Stashak to Rochester (IL). HIGH POINT ROCKERS — Released sion through 2021. tion money. Traded general allocation coach. Tigers) 52 games after both tested Recalled RHP Kohl Stewart from 1B Mikael Mogues. Signed 1B C.J. HOUSTON TEXANS — Signed QB Jor- money to Orlando City for targeted LSU-ALEXANDRIA — Named Kolby positive for Trenbolone, a perfor- Rochester. Retherford. dan Ta’amu. Waived C D.J. Coker. allocation money. Carter coordinator of athletics opera- INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Placed WR MONTREAL IMPACT — Agreed to mance-enhancing substance; and NEW YORK YANKEES — Recalled LANCASTER BARNSTORMERS — tions. Washington minor league P Steven RHP Chance Adams from Scranton/ Announced the retirement of LHP Steve Ishmael on IR. Signed RB terms with M Bojan Krkic on a NEW JERSEY CITY - Announced that Fuentes (Harrisburg-EL) 50 games Wilkes-Barre (IL). Buddy Baumann. Signed RHP Connor Aca’Cedric Ware. 1½-year contract. after testing positive for heptaminol, SEATTLE MARINERS — Reinstated Overton and 3B Gift Ngoepe. TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS — Signed NEW YORK RED BULLS — Added F equipment supervisor Leonard Hugh- a stimulant. 2B Tim Lopes from the 10-day IL. LONG ISLAND DUCKS — Placed OF S John Battle and DL Stevie Tu’ikolo- Josh Sims. ley has resigned. American League TAMPA BAY RAYS — Sent LHP Jose Ezequiel Carrera on the reserve/left vatu. Placed OL Mike Liedtke on IR. SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES — Traded RHODE ISLAND COLLEGE — Named BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Placed OF Alvarado to Durham (IL) for a rehab team list. Waived QB Vincent Testaverde. M Anibal Godoy to Nashville for gen- Irving Eggleston assistant men’s bas- DJ Stewart on the 7-day IL. Reinstat- assignment. SOMERSET PATRIOTS — Signed LHP HOCKEY eral allocation money, effective Jan. ketball coach. ed LHP John Means from the 10-day TEXAS RANGERS — Optioned LHP Jeff Kinley. ECHL 1. SAINT ANSELM — Named Matt Tibe- IL. Locke St. John to Nashville (PCL). Frontier League READING ROYALS — Agreed to terms VANCOUVER WHITECAPS — Loaned rii women’s tennis coach. CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Optioned Reinstated RHP Shawn Kelley from FLORENCE FREEDOM — Released with F Brendan Robbins. D Brendan McDonough to Charlotte SHENANDOAH — Promoted Bruce RHP Hunter Robichaux. SOCCER (USLC). RHP Dylan Covey to Charlotte (IL). the 10-day IL. Cameron to associate head baseball CLEVELAND INDIANS — Placed OF TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Claimed LAKE ERIE CRUSHERS — Signed Major League Soccer USL League One coach and Rick Croushore to pitching Jordan Luplow on the 10-day IL. RHP Zack Godley off waivers from Ari- RHP Sam Curtis. MLS — Fined Houston F Alberth Elis NORTH TEXAS — Signed M Imanol Assigned SS Eric Stamets outright to zona (NL). Designated RHP David SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS — for of simulation/embellishment Amaguer to a three-year contract. coach and recruiting coordinator. Columbus (IL). Recalled OF Greg Paulino for assignment. Released LHP Christian Aragon. during an Aug. 3 match against Chi- COLLEGE THIEL — Named Jared Wilcox assis- Allen from Columbus. Sent RHP Dan National League WINDY CITY THUNDERBOLTS — cago. Issued an additional game sus- NCAA — Named Middle Tennessee tant director of sports information. Otero to Columbus for a rehab CHICAGO CUBS — Signed C Jona- Signed UTL Michael Mateja. pension (two games total) and an senior associate athletics director UC DAVIS — Named Ashley Peacock assignment. than Lucroy. 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CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Bully in church choir prevents former member from rejoining DEAR ABBY: I will thought about leaving soon be retiring from a Dear Abby is written by Abigail her. Our kids are grown, lay position in my church. Van Buren, also known as Jeanne so I wouldn’t have to pay As a former member of Phillips, and was founded by her child support. In a few the choir, I’m being urged years, I will be too old to to return to it, which ap- mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact pay alimony. However, peals to me. My problem Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. even then, because where is a member who has Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. we live is so expensive, I caused trouble in the would likely have to past for me with lies and move out of state. I don’t criticism. fected you and ask for RIGHT TIME IN want to move out of state She is a very negative guidance. If she’s the one FLORIDA or lose my best friend. bully. In the past, she poi- sour note in the choir, it is soned my ability to wor- possible she has done the DEAR RIGHT TIME: UNSURE IN THE ship, and I want as little same thing to others. When your grandson asks WEST to do with her as possible. about his mother, he DEAR UNSURE: Be- I’m afraid if I rejoin the DEAR ABBY: My son should be told that she is fore making any deci- choir, the situation will moved in with a 22-year- no longer living. As he sions based on the as- continue. I don’t want to old woman in 2009. She begins asking for more in- sumption that you won’t upset the other choir gave birth to a baby boy formation, his questions have to see that your wife members who are good, in 2010. My son, who is should be answered in an is provided for financial- supportive friends, but I older, took on the respon- age-appropriate way. He ly, discuss this with an no longer want to have to sibility of raising the boy. does not need to hear that attorney. Because you put up with her. She’s In 2018, she walked out she committed suicide don’t want to move away very hard to ignore. Any on them both and wasn’t until he is old enough to or lose your best friend, suggestions? heard from again. understand what she was Through public records suffering from and how you may have to accept SINGING A NEW we found out that she sad you and your son are that, despite her weight- TUNE IN CANADA had committed suicide. that her life ended the loss surgery, your wife My grandson is now 9. way it did. has serious issues with DEAR SINGING: If My question is, is he old food and, BECAUSE she you haven’t already done enough to be told about DEAR ABBY: Despite is your best friend, love so, discuss this with the his mother, or should my gastric bypass years ago, her in spite of it. Help her priest/pastor of your son wait until he’s older, my wife is still very as much as you can with church. Explain how the like in his teens? I’m just heavy. I’m no longer at- healthy eating and an ex- woman’s bullying and ru- wondering what’s the tracted to her, yet she is ercise routine you can do mor spreading have af- right thing to do. my best friend. I have together. BRIDGE

The play that can be overlooked William James, who taught the likely 3-3, South, with just four tricks first psychology course in the United outside trumps, must take six heart States (at Harvard), said, “The art of winners. He can do that only by ruff- being wise is the art of knowing what ing three times in his hand. to overlook.” The key play is to ruff a club at trick In bridge, the art of being a winner two. is not overlooking anything. Today’s Next, South cashes his heart ace deal features a play that experts and leads a heart to the king. If they make almost subconsciously, but are 3-2, he crosses to his hand with less-good players miss. How should a spade, draws the missing trump South proceed in four hearts after and claims. Here, though, he con- West leads the club king? tinues with a second club ruff and South decided to rebid his six-card heart suit in preference to raising cashes the heart queen, diamond spades with only three. However, ace and spade king. Finally, he plays when North invited game, South a spade to dummy’s ace and leads accepted and offered his partner a the last club. When East has to fol- choice of trump suits. low suit, declarer ruffs for his 10th If hearts are splitting 3-2, there are trick. But if East is now out of clubs, 10 top tricks: two spades, six hearts, South will still score his final trump one diamond and one club. But what via a coup en passant. If East ruffs, if trumps are 4-1? declarer discards; if East pitches, Then, unless spades are an un- South ruffs. THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS REMIND REWIND

The Naked Director Netflix New Series! This true story follows the rise of adult video director The Waltons: Where are they now? Toru Muranishi, who revolutionized the porn industry in 1980s Japan. By Kellie Freeze REMIND MAGAZINE Wu Assassins Netflix The Walton family — who New Series! shared massive doses of sup- This series follows Kai Jin (Iko Uwais), a young chef in portive love, exuded folksy present-day San Francisco’s Chinatown who becomes charm and excelled at saying entangled with the Chinese Triad’s pursuit of deadly good night — is the epitome ancient powers. After an encounter with a mystical of a large, close-knit TV fam- spirit, Kai reluctantly becomes the Wu Assassin, using ily. The Waltons ran from his enhanced martial arts skills to recover supernatu- 1971-81 on CBS and had six ral powers from five modern-day criminals threatening follow-up movies that chroni- to use them to destroy the world. cled the struggles and love of The Young and the Restless a family living in the Virginia CBS, 12:30 p.m. mountains during the Great Double Daisy! The Dukes of Hazzard’s Catherine Depression. Here we track Bach just popped up on History’s Car Week — now what the seven Walton kids she’s guest-starring on Y&R for the first time in 17 have been up to. months. As Anita, chaos-loving con artist mom to Richard Thomas Chelsea (Melissa Claire Egan), Bach brings a special (John Jr. “John-Boy”) delivery to Genoa City. Uh-oh. Thomas — now 67, married The Outpost: “The Blade of the Three” and with five children of his The CW, 8 p.m. own — played the family’s Wythers (guest star Andrew Howard) hatches a plan eldest son and the series’ to save Garret (Jake Stormoen) before it is too late. lead actor. He’s had numer- Gwynn (Imogen Waterhouse) responds to Tobin’s ous successful roles on the (guest star Aaron Fontaine) proposal. Meanwhile, stage and screen — including Talon (Jessica Green) and Zed (guest star Reece on the Cold War drama The Ritchie) discover a key to great power. Lastly, Garret Americans. He’ll next appear heads out on a dark mission. in the TNT thriller Tell Me MasterChef: “Box in a Box in a Box” Your Secrets. FOX, 8 p.m. Jon Walmsley The home cooks return to the MasterChef kitchen (Jason) It’s no surprise for a Mystery Box Challenge that includes multiple that Walmsley, 63, who por- mandatory ingredients. After getting a demonstra- trayed the musically gifted, tion from Gordon Ramsay, each contestant must second-oldest Walton, is an create a dish using all of the high-end mystery in- accomplished musician, com- gredients. poser and songwriter in real Mountain Men: “No Guts, No Glory” life, but it blew our minds History, 8 p.m. that the actor who played an Kidd and Harry set their sights on bagging a buffalo; all-American boy is actually Jake goes after a mountain lion caught too close to a Brit! He lives a somewhat civilization; and Morgan fights the deadly skies of secluded life now in Corn- Alaska in a race to resupply his homestead. wall, England. Million Dollar Listing New York: “A New York Up- Judy Norton state of Mind” (Mary Ellen) After portray- Bravo, 9 p.m. ing the family’s eldest daugh- Ryan views a seven-story townhouse featuring an in- ter, Norton, now 61, started credible indoor pool, but being honest with the sell- a dinner theater chain in er about the price may prevent him from making a Canada and today remains a splash in Chelsea. Upstate, Steve spares no expense working actress living in Cal- on his brokers’ event of the 160-acre Payne Estate, ifornia. hoping that axe-throwing competitions and carriage Mary Beth McDonough rides will be enough to rein in a big city buyer. (Erin) McDonough, 57, has Two Sentence Horror Stories worked steadily post-Wal- Eric Scott David W. Harper movies, reading and writing. The CW, 9 p.m. tons, most recently appearing (Benjamin “Ben”) Before (James Robert “Jim-Bob”) Kami New Series! playing the charming, gin- After finding fame as a child (Elizabeth) After portray- This anthology series is inspired by the viral flash fic- in Hallmark Movies & Mys- teries’ holiday film Christ- ger-haired rapscallion of the star, Harper, 57, now enjoys ing the youngest Walton, Cot- tion of horror stories written using only two sentenc- a private life away from the ler, 53, became a teacher and mas on Honeysuckle Lane, Walton clan, Scott, 60, was es. Vera Miao, who originated the web series of this spotlight of the entertainment started her own educational title, executive produces this version, which features based on her novel The House already an established child on Honeysuckle Lane. She business. In an interview, he consulting business. Ironi- a cast including Nicole Kang (The CW’s upcoming actor. Today, he is a success- proudly shared his strong cally, one of her early teach- Batwoman series), Jim Parrack (Suicide Squad) and also penned a book about her time on The Waltons, Lessons ful businessman and owns devotion to God and listed ing posts took her to a rural Aleyse Shannon (Charmed). The half-hour series an L.A.-based parcel delivery kicks off with back-to-back episodes tonight. From the Mountain: What I his hobbies as music, history, school in Virginia’s Blue Learned From Erin Walton. service. war-gaming, jigsaw puzzles, Ridge Mountains.

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Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. to Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., recorded on October 16, 2006, in Book No. 26183, at Page 303 and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 Estimated total for three year contract cost is $95,000.00 U.S.C. c.50 § 3901 (et seq) Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for Saugus Federal Specifications are available beginning Thursday August 8, 2019 at 10:00 am from Credit Union to Wells Fargo Bank N.A., recorded on April 9, 2012, in Book No. Nationstar Mortgage LLC d/b/a Mr. Cooper the LHAND Procurement Office. Specifications will be issued upon request by 31239, at Page 46 contacting the Procurement Manager, Jim Finigan at: [email protected] claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. to U.S. Bank National Association, not in its individual numbered Grove Street, given by Alex A. Johnson to "MERS", Mortgage Site visit will be by appointment only. To schedule a visit please send a request to capacity but solely as trustee for the RMAC Trust, Series 2016-CTT, recorded on Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., a separate corporation that is acting the email referenced above for Jim Finigan. October 11, 2017, in Book No. 36241, at Page 162 solely as nominee for "Lender", Salem Five Mortgage Company, LLC. and its Bids must be sealed, marked and submitted to the LHAND, 92 Curwin Circle, Lynn, successors and assigns, dated November 7 2016, and recorded in the Essex Ma. 01905 by Monday August 26, 2019 at 11:00 am. Bids received after this for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 35424, Page 351, and now time shall not be considered. Bids must be submitted on provided bid forms in a the same will be sold at Public Auction at 1:00 PM on August 26, 2019, on the held by Plaintiff by assignment, has/have filed with this court a complaint for sealed envelope and clearly marked "Bid for Boiler Preventative Maintenance mortgaged premises located at 6 Bacon Drive, Saugus, Essex County, determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. and Repair Service". At that time bids will be publicly opened and read out loud. Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United A Bid Deposit of 5% of the total three year contract cost is required with the bid TO WIT: States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers forms. Bid Deposit must be in the form of a certified, treasurer's or cashier's check The land in said Saugus, with the buildings thereon, and shown as Lot 11 on a Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on from a responsible bank or trust company, payable to the Lynn Housing Authority; plan entitled "Plan of Land in Saugus owned by Roy S. Bacon, John W. Parsons, that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in or a bid bond from a surety company. surveyor" dated January 28,1957 and recorded with Essex South District Registry this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before SEP 02, of Deeds, Plan Book 89 Plan 90 and bounded and described as follows: 2019 or you may lose the opportunity to challenge the foreclosure on the ground The wages paid to all employees on this project shall not be less than the U.S. NORTHWESTERLY: by a private way as shown on said plan, by two courses of noncompliance with the Act. Department of Labor's Davis Bacon minimum wage rates and the Commonwealth measuring 33.67 feet and 46.33 feet; of Massachusetts Department of Labor Standards Prevailing Wage Rates. Wage NORTHEASTERLY: by lot 12 on said plan, 134.38 feet; Witness, GORDON H. PIPER, Chief Justice of this Court on JUL 22, 2019 rate schedules are included in the project specifications. EASTERLY: by land now or formerly of Stanley and land now or formerly of Penney Attest: by two courses measuring 18 feet and 50.55 feet; and Deborah J. Patterson The LHAND Board of Commissioners reserves the right to waive any informality in SOUTHWESTERLY: by lot 10 on said plan, 164.43 feet. Recorder or to reject any or all bids or any part thereof and make award as may appear in With a post office address of 6 Bacon Drive, Saugus, Massachusetts 01906. Item: August 8, 2019 the best interest of the Authority. Containing 10,400 square feet of land more or less and all according to said plan. For my title see deed recorded a Essex County Registry of Deeds in Book 19860, The LHAND Board of Commissioners and the Executive Director will perform the Page 312. notice of award and the actual awarding of this contract. For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern NEW IN TOWN? M.G.L. Chapter 149 District) Registry of Deeds in Book 19860, Page 312.

Jim Finigan - LHAND These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit Procurement Manager of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the Item: August 8, 2019 nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, THE TRIAL COURT easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Docket No. ES19C0063CA TERMS OF SALE: CITATION ON PETITION TO CHANGE NAME A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check Essex Probate and Family Court will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The 36 Federal Street Street balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 Salem, MA 01970 California St., Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, (978)744-1020 Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full A Petition to Change Name of Minor has been filed by of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage Mikhail Marth Sheverria Lucien of Lynn MA shall control in the event of an error in this publication. requesting that the court enter a Decree changing their name to: Mikhaila Elizabeth Lucien Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. IMPORTANT NOTICE Any person may appear for purposes of objecting to the petition by filing an U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, NOT IN ITS INDIVIDUAL CAPACITY BUT SOLELY appearance at: AS TRUSTEE FOR THE RMAC TRUST, SERIES 2016-CTT Essex Probate and Family Court before 10:00 a.m. on the return day of Present holder of said mortgage 08/29/2019. This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written By its Attorneys, appearance if you object to this proceeding. HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. FIND AN AFFORDABLE PLACE TO LIVE. Witness, Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. 150 California St. Date: July 29, 2019 Newton, MA 02458 Pamela Casey O'Brien (617)558-0500 CHECK CLASSIFIED! Register of Probate 2016040572 Item: August 8, 2019 Item: August 1, 8, 15, 2019

Local, On demand Anytime, Anywhere THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 Pakistan, India still at odds over Kashmir ISLAMABAD (AP) — of fear the government’s The political crisis over steps could spark unrest. the disputed territory In response to India’s of Kashmir escalated action, Pakistani Foreign Wednesday when Paki- Minister Shah Mahmood stan said it would down- Qureshi told parliament grade its diplomatic ties that it will expel the In- with India, expel the In- dian ambassador, and the dian ambassador and sus- Foreign Ministry later pend bilateral trade with said India has been in- its regional rival. formed to withdraw the Indian authorities have envoy. The decision came clamped a complete shut- at a meeting of Pakistan’s down on Muslim-majority National Security Com- Kashmir as the Hindu-led mittee led by Prime Min- nationalist government in ister Imran Khan and at- New Delhi scrapped the re- tended by the heads of the gion’s statehood and special armed forces and senior status, including the right government officials. to its own constitution. Khan told the meeting As the security lockdown that his government will by Indian troops continued use all diplomatic chan- A wounded man is carried to an ambulance after an explosion in Kabul, Afghanistan Wednesday. in Kashmir for a third day, nels “to expose the brutal A suicide car bomber targeted the police headquarters in a minority Shiite neighborhood in hundreds of migrant work- Indian racist regime” and western Kabul, setting off a huge explosion that wounded dozens of people, Afghan officials said. ers began the long trek back human rights violations The Taliban claimed responsibility. to their villages in northern in Kashmir, the govern- and eastern India. ment statement said. The Kashmir region is Khan also directed Paki- divided between India and stan’s armed forces to re- Car bomb rips through Kabul Pakistan, and is claimed main on maximum alert. by both. The two nucle- Islamabad also said it ar-armed neighbors have will review other aspects fought three wars, two of of its relations with In- neighborhood, killing 14 people them over control of the dia. It said it will ask the mountainous region since U.N. to pressure India KABUL, Afghanistan Nations said earlier this they won independence to reverse its decision to (AP) — A Taliban car bomb month. from the British in 1947. downgrade Kashmir from aimed at Afghan security Any Taliban attack is a Kashmir is India’s only a state to two separate forces ripped through a barrier to the peace pro- Muslim-majority state and territories. The region also busy Kabul neighborhood cess, presidential spokes- most people there oppose lost its right to fly its own on Wednesday, killing 14 man Sediq Seddiqi told Indian rule. Insurgent flag and make many of its people and wounding 145 reporters, vowing that “Af- groups have been fighting own decisions. — most of them women, ghan security forces are for Kashmir’s independence Pakistan said it would children and other civil- strong and can protect the from India or its merger continue extending diplo- ians — shortly after the Afghan population.” with Pakistan since 1989. matic, political and moral extremist group and the President Ashraf Ghani’s The Indian government support for people liv- United States reported government said such at- has shut off most com- ing in Kashmir and their progress on negotiating an tacks apparently are meant munications, including “right of self-determina- end to Afghanistan’s near- to strengthen the Taliban internet, cellphone and tion.” Pakistan has long ly 18-year war. position at the negotiating called for people in the In- landline networks, with The bombing during table but would not suc- Kashmir. Thousands of dian-controlled part to be morning rush hour was ceed. additional troops were allowed to vote on wheth- one of the worst attacks On Tuesday the Taliban sent to the already heav- er they want to sever ties in Kabul this year, and it warned Afghans to boycott ily militarized region out with India. again raised fears among the Sept. 28 presidential Afghans about what will election and avoid cam- happen once the estimat- paign rallies which “could ed 20,000 U.S. and NATO become potential targets.” troops in their country go The vote already has been home. PHOTOS | ASSOCIATED PRESS delayed for months over The explosives-packed An Afghan security officer guards a damaged security and organization- car detonated at a security shop after an explosion near the police head- al concerns. checkpoint outside police quarters Wednesday. The Taliban have been headquarters in a minori- staging near-daily attacks ty Shiite neighborhood as many Kabul residents and others rushed into the against Afghan forces in western Kabul, police were preparing for the busy street. across the country, saying spokesman Firdaus Far- Muslim holiday Eid al-Ad- Even as the U.S.-Taliban the war will continue as amarz said. The Taliban ha, which begins Sunday. A peace talks continue and long as U.S. and NATO said they had targeted a large plume of smoke rose the Taliban say they will forces are still in Afghan- recruitment center for se- over the city. Some near- do more to protect civil- istan. curity forces. by buildings were left in ians, a growing number of The Taliban now control Ninety-two of the wound- rubble. Shopkeepers later them are being killed. July roughly half of the coun- ed were civilians, Deputy swept up broken glass. saw the highest number of try and are at their stron- Interior Minister Khoshal “I was having break- civilian casualties in a sin- gest since 2001, when the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Sadat told reporters. Four fast in a restaurant when gle month since 2017, with U.S.-led invasion toppled police officers were among the explosion happened,” more than 1,500 killed or their government after it Pakistani religious students attend an anti-In- those killed, he said. said Mohmmad Qasem. wounded as insurgent at- harbored al-Qaida leader dian rally in Lahore, Pakistan Wednesday. The attack took place As windows shattered, he tacks spiked, the United Osama bin Laden. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

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ASSOCIATED PRESS U.S. stocks turned high- er Wednesday afternoon as investors shook off ear- ly jitters that had brief- ly pulled the Dow Jones Industrial Average down more than 580 points. Technology and consum- er staples stocks powered much of the gains, offset- ting losses in banks, ener- gy and elsewhere. Fresh fears that the escalating trade war be- tween the U.S. and China may derail global eco- nomic growth gripped the market early Wednesday. Investors reacted as they have in recent days: selling PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE stocks and shifting money JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon, right, meets trainers and students at Zip into bonds, gold and other Code Wilmington, a coding school in Philadelphia. Many of the grads go safe-haven holdings. on to work as software engineers in banks and nancial institutions in Bond yields sank around PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the world, something that Delaware. happens when investors Trader John Romolo works on the  oor of the see a weaker economy and New York Stock Exchange Wednesday. U.S. low inflation on the way. stocks fell broadly in midday trading Wednes- Gold prices jumped to the day as central banks around the world cut inter- JPMorgan executive highest price in more than est rates and increased fears that global growth six years. is being crimped by the U.S.-China trade war. But the selling began to lose momentum by mid-af- China stabilized the cent for August. recruiting students ternoon. yuan on Tuesday and that The market’s turbulent “(Investors) took the helped lift U.S. stocks a turn comes less than two By Erin Arvedlund should be replicated,” he my. It’s all about psychol- opportunity to buy the day after they endured weeks after the bench- TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE said. ogy. The economy’s doing dip,” said Lindsey Bell, in- their worst day of the year. mark S&P 500 hit an all- Dimon expounded on fine, the consumer side vestment strategist with But the markets turned time high. JPMorgan chief execu- student loans and college is doing quite well. Wag- CFRA Research. “Not say- volatile again after central While investors have tive Jamie Dimon paid a unaffordability. es are going up. The bal- ing that we’re out of the banks in New Zealand, In- been scrambling to adjust visit to Wilmington, Del., “Half the kids who start ance sheet, in general, is woods yet.” dia and Thailand cut key to the turns in the trade on Monday to visit the college don’t finish, and in good shape other than The S&P 500 index was interest rates Wednesday. conflict, the broader U.S. bank’s extensive corporate the average kid takes student lending,” which up 0.2 percent as of 3:46 The surprise inter- economy continues to grow offices, glad-hand among six years. Is that system totals $1.6 trillion versus p.m. Eastern time. The est-rate cuts triggered and add jobs. Unemploy- the state’s 11,000-strong working? High schools $10 trillion in mortgages. Dow added 2 points, or a slide in bond yields ment is at the lowest level workforce in a town hall should be training for “The business side is less than 0.1 percent, to around the world as inves- in decades and consumer meeting, and take in a jobs.” getting worse — and it’s 26,032. It was down as tors scrambled for safety. confidence remains strong. coding boot camp it funds “Is it true that a lot of all around trade. You see much as 589 earlier. The The yield on the 10- Corporate earnings, called Zip Code Wilming- kids have student loans capex (capital expendi- Nasdaq also rebounded year Treasury dropped to meanwhile, have been com ton. they can’t handle? That’s tures) coming down, you from an early slide, gain- its lowest level in nearly ing in better than expected. That last group trains true. Is it true they should see confidence dropping ing 0.5 percent. three years, down to 1.71 Still, the bond market computer coders in a 12- all be forgiven? Of course dramatically, not below The market has been percent from 1.74 percent continues to flash a warn- week, $12,000-tuition pro- not. the median, but it’s coming roiled the past couple of late Tuesday, and it’s been ing signal of recession. gram to educate potential “I graduated business down,” he said, due to Brex- weeks by growing anxi- sliced nearly in half in just The gap between the yield workers for JPMorgan, school owing $30,000 from it, Hong Kong riots, and the ety as the U.S. and China nine months. on the three-month Trea- which has roughly 250,000 Harvard Business School. U.S.-China trade war. clash over trade. “The Treasury market is sury and the 10-year Trea- employees globally. Stu- If you’re paying for good “We’re damaging peo- Last week, President trading much higher ... as sury widened even fur- dents either completed col- education, it is a good in- ple’s confidence that Donald Trump rattled mar- investors continue to seek a ther. It’s a rare occurrence lege or dropped out and piv- vestment. So there should there’ll be a trade deal kets when he promised to safer haven, completely un- because investors usually oted to software as a way to be forgiveness, but not for at all. There are legiti- impose 10 percent tariffs sure as to what may hap- demand bigger yields for earn an average of $74,000 those who got what they mate issues with China, next month on all Chinese pen next,” Kevin Giddis, tying up their money for upon graduation, according wanted, who got a job. But it’s better for the world if imports that haven’t al- head of fixed income cap- longer periods of time, and to Zip Code officials. there are those who got we have a trade deal that ready been hit with tariffs ital markets at Raymond one rule of thumb says a Dimon sat down with loans they shouldn’t have fixes the legitimate inter- of 25 percent. China struck James wrote in a report. recession may hit about a The Inquirer to elabo- taken, they never fin- ests of the U.S. But in the back on Monday, allowing The volatile trading has year afterward if the gap, rate on why he’s going on ished, and that’s a prob- business world, people are its currency, the yuan, to put a dent in the major or spread, between those his 10th annual bus tour lem. Yes, you should have saying ‘I don’t know if I weaken against the U.S. indexes yearly gains. The two rates persists over a of the bank’s East Coast some form of forgiveness.” should ... (extend) my sup- dollar. S&P 500 is down 3.5 per- long period. operations — including “The federal government ply line anymore, I’m go- Philadelphia, Boston, and took on all student lend- ing to wait.’ It only takes a Washington — and his ing without ... any under- handful” of businesses be- views on the economy. writing, instead of saying fore it affects the economy. “I’d love to see other who is this for, discipline Dimon toured the fourth- coding programs around around who gets the loan. floor offices of Zip Code GReat RateS. the country, and see the The government should Wilmington at co-working economics of it. With the have done it right.” space the Mill and spoke Hello,Hello, Salem!Salem! total cost, the companies Out of $1.6 trillion in with alums of the program excePtiOnaL SeRVice. reimburse almost all of student debt currently who now work at JPMor- it,” he said after touring outstanding, “we esti- gan. Zip Code Wilmington. The mated that $200 billion Launched in 2015, Zip Visit our new Salem Office school charges $3,000 up- to $300 billion of that Code Wilmington has front, and if the students is already bad,” Dimon trained just over 300 cod- now open at 6 Paradise Road! are hired by corporate said. That debt is keeping ers and JPMorgan has partners, the companies young people from buying hired roughly 135 of the reimburse the remaining homes, he said. grads into software engi- $9,000 in tuition. On the Fed’s recent rate neering positions. “We do other coding proj- cut, “it barely makes a dif- Distributed by Tribune 20-Year Fixed Rate Residential Loan ects in other cities, and it ference to the U.S. econo- Content Agency, LLC. % % Trade war comes at bad time .500 .506 WASHINGTON (AP) Jones Industrial Average The trade dispute has Interest Rate APR* — The escalation of the lost 767 points or 2.9 per- already had spillover ef- U.S.-China trade fight cent — before rebounding fects across the globe. In 3 Loans up to $2 Million,3 No Points!** comes at a particularly in- Tuesday. The Dow re- Germany, Europe’s indus- opportune moment for the covered from a steep fall trial powerhouse, facto- global economy, threaten- Wednesday morning and ry output fell in June for Stop by and see Mortgage Officer Sahag Kavlakian, ing to turn a period of slow- was down 68 points in af- the second time in three nMLS#1734667, or call him direct er growth into recession. ternoon trading. months, partly because its In the past week, Pres- The prospects for a trade exports to China have fall- at 978-358-8912 to schedule an appointment! ident Donald Trump has deal, which appeared en. China is purchasing said he will impose new tax- bright as recently as mid- less manufacturing equip- *APR denotes Annual Percentage Rate as of 8/6/19 and is based on a $165,000 purchase loan with minimum credit score of 720 and maximum LTV of 80%. 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Other terms and conditions may apply. goods and allowing the val- Sohn said. “I don’t think months, partly because **Points and/or additional fees may be assessed for borrowers with credit scores lower than ue of its currency, the yuan, the Chinese are looking Japanese factories ship 720 and/or refinance loans. to fall to an 11-year low. for a trade deal during the electrical components and Trump, in turn, labeled Chi- current term of President semiconductors to China for na a currency manipulator, Trump. They have decided assembly into smartphones a step that has little imme- he is too unpredictable to and other tech gadgets. diate effect but could lead to negotiate with.” Barely a month ago, future tariff hikes. When companies across Trump and President Xi The rapid-fire sequence the world lose confidence Jinping announced a truce of events “shatters con- or certainty about global in their battle over allega- fidence, trust and expec- trade policies, they tend to tions that Beijing forces tations,” said Sung Won postpone plans to invest, foreign companies to hand Member FDIC 978-462-3106 • institutionforsavings.com Member DIF Sohn, an economist at expand and hire. Spread over trade secrets, unfairly Loyola Marymount Uni- across the global econo- subsidizes Chinese com- Amesbury • Beverly • Boxford • Gloucester • Hamilton • Ipswich • Middleton versity in California. my and over time, those panies and engages in cy- Newburyport • Rockport • Rowley • Salem • Salisbury • Topsfield World stock markets tum- trends can trigger a se- ber-theft of intellectual bled Monday — the Dow vere economic downturn. property.