WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 2018

STEVE KRAUSE AT LARGE City offers incremental incentive People, to Munroe Street developer please By Gayla Cawley would save more than $2.5 million in prop- Procopio Enterprises Inc., a family-owned ITEM STAFF erty taxes. construction company in Saugus, has agreed Over that same time period, the project is to purchase the former parking lot on Mun- LYNN — In front of a roomful of protesters expected to produce $5 million in new tax roe Street that has been used as a communi- stay in on Tuesday night, the City Council approved revenue. City of cials said the property cur- ty garden for more than a decade. a $2.5 million tax break over a seven-year rently brings in $3,000 in annual taxes. The $80-90 million project will feature 261 period for a development team that plans to Under the tax incentive plan negotiated market-rate residential units with 20,000 your lane transform the downtown site of a communi- with the developers by Mayor Thomas M. square feet of commercial space on the ty garden on Munroe Street into a 10-story McGee, the commercial portion of the proj- ground oor, according to James Cowdell, The relationship between mixed-use building with market-rate hous- ect would be taxed fully from the beginning, executive director of Economic Development the bicycle and the automo- ing and commercial space. while the residential portion would be taxed & Industrial Corporation of Lynn (EDIC/ bile is somewhat similar to By a 7-4 vote, the City Council approved starting at a rate of 15 percent of assessed Lynn). the one between Popeye and a Tax Increment Exemption Agreement value in  scal year 2020 and increasing “Tonight was a historic vote for the city of Bluto. under the Housing Development Incentive yearly until it reaches 100 percent in FY27. Lynn,” Cowdell said. “This is a $80-90 million Cars are bigger than bikes. Program (HDIP), from 2020 to 2027, where The projected annual tax revenue starting in They go faster. They have Procopio Enterprises Inc., the developers, FY27 is $1.35 million. DEVELOPER, A7 more power. They can hurt you more if you get in their way. Therefore, the auto- mobile, by its brute power alone, is higher up on the Fire food chain. The only difference, one supposes, is that the bicycle — or its rider — can’t open tears a can of spinach just when things appear to be at their most critical and kick the through car to the curb. It’s funny how opinions get formed. Bicycles have been around, Saugus in one form or another, since the early 1800s. The automobile wasn’t mass-pro- home duced until almost a century later — even though, when you think about it, cars are By Bridget Turcotte simply motorized horses and ITEM STAFF buggies, which have been SAUGUS — A three-alarm around much longer. blaze tore through a home Still, bicycles aren’t exactly on Juniper Drive Tuesday, new. We’ve had two centu- sending one  re ghter to the ries to get used to them, and accept them as viable meth- hospital. ods of transportation. Saugus Fire Chief Michael So how come we can’t? Newbury said he was the Read any comments sec-  rst on scene along with two tion after an unfortunate police of cers around noon. cyclist runs afoul of a DPW The single-family home was truck and ends up in the unoccupied when he arrived. morgue. It doesn’t take long “When I got up there it for someone to go on a rant went to a second and then a about inconsiderate bicy- third alarm,” said Newbury. clists and their rights to any “When we initially went in part of the road. There still we did an interior attack. seems to be a serious con- PAPER OR PLASTIC? The roof became unstable ict, all of it stemming from and began to collapse, so I the belief that drivers have pulled everyone out.” all the rights, and everyone Marblehead painter uses both in her art Fire ghters from Saugus, else — and every mode of Malden, Lynn, Revere, Mel- transportation — has to By Bella diGrazia already painted over it you can use it Elaine Daly is rose, Wake eld and the Mas- take a (pardon the expres- ITEM STAFF for something else.” a Marblehead sachusetts Port Authority sion) back seat. Nella Lush is the head of the exper- artist who re- then attacked the  re from MARBLEHEAD — Plastic bags may Well, who came up with imental group in Rockport that Daly purposes plastic the outside using ladder be bad for the environment, but a long- that caste system? Who took part in. It was there she learned bags into her trucks. time local artist has found a better use decided that the car has top that every piece of art has to be made One Saugus  re ghter was for the material. paintings. priority and everything else from some kind of internal feeling, taken to an area hospital for has to fall in line? Elaine Daly’s artistic skills began and that she should never be afraid to ITEM PHOTO | heat exhaustion. Don’t misunderstand. If when she was 4 years old, but her re- think outside of the box. SPENSER HASAK The  re appears to have I’m going from Lynn to Port- sourceful habits only started a year started in the rear of the land, Maine, I’m not going to and a half ago. A Marblehead resident “Nella has a real love for applying paint on a canvas and will try anything home, but the cause remains ride my bike — unless the for 58 years, she is inspired by ordi- under investigation by the objective is to raise money nary things on a daily basis and her and everything,” said Daly. “When she gives a demonstration, she really wants State Fire Marshal, said for a cause or something like outside-of-the-box thinking came to Newbury. that. fruition when she participated in an you to come right from your inside and not have anything in mind and just see The 81 Juniper Drive home But if I’m stuck in a city experimental group through the Rock- was built in 1997 and is val- like Boston, with its paucity port Art Association. what happens on the canvas.” Daly didn’t always live in Marble- ued at about $627,000, ac- of parking spaces, and its “I always get the newspaper, so one cording to Patriot Properties. head. She moved there from Methuen ruinous traf c, I might be day I’m sitting there and I’m looking at Newbury called it a total tempted to buy a good bike almost six decades ago, shortly after the pink plastic bag the paper comes in loss. and ride it around rather and I start thinking, I’d like to put that meeting Harry, her husband. Her big- than waste all my time look- on something and see what happens,” gest artistic in uence as a child was Bridget Turcotte can be ing for a space and sitting said Daly. “I think the most interesting PAINTER, A7 reached at bturcotte@item- still behind a steering wheel part is when you take it off and you’ve live.com. Follow her on Twit- at rush hour. ter @BridgetTurcotte. All of this comes as a prelude to the complaining people have been doing INSIDE about those green bike-share cycles being strewn around Lynn Sports Food 16-year-old pleads not guilty Good pitching, hitting lifts Try some of Rosalie’s pasta with KRAUSE, A7 to  rst-degree murder. A6 Lynn eld over Salem. B1 sausage and Swiss chard. B8 Swampscott explores growing old gracefully

By Gayla Cawley ing population,” said Robert Powell, a mem- communication and information, and com- ITEM STAFF ber of the town’s Council on Aging. munity and health services, Powell said. Funding for the study was approved at Once of cials get a sense of what the com- SWAMPSCOTT — Town of cials are in- Town Meeting in May. munity thinks through the survey, Powell vesting in a $30,000 age-friendly communi- Powell said lots of stage work needs to said more quantitative and qualitative re- ty assessment to identify strategies to better serve its aging population. be done before the study is developed. The search will be done. The town will solicit Swampscott is expected to see continued town needs to do a survey of the communi- a vendor to help them develop the study, growth in its older population. By 2030, ty that addresses the eight domains estab- which will be modeled after Salem’s recent lished by the World Health Organization’s age-friendly community assessment. the 60 and older population is projected to ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK comprise more than one-third of the town’s Age-Friendly Framework. Powell said seniors want activities and population, up from 25 percent in 2010, ac- Those domains, which will ultimately be a place they can go to socialize. One of the A Juniper Drive home cording to U.S. Census Data and projections studied in terms of how to better address the goals of the study process is that it will iden- in Saugus was called a generated by the Metropolitan Area Plan- town’s senior population are: outdoor space tify ways to make the Swampscott Senior total loss on Tuesday ning Council. and buildings, transportation, housing, so- Center more attractive and viable. following a three-alarm “It’s an urgent problem we have to address cial participation, respect and social inclu- blaze that sent one re- and we’re not ready to accommodate an ag- sion, civic participation and employment, SWAMPSCOTT, A7 ghter to the hospital.

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 75° VOL. 140, ISSUE 180 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 61° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS ...... B4 FOOD ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 2018 OBITUARIES

Scott C. Sen eben, 51 Marion Levine, 98 Marilyn V. Ward, 90 1920-2018 NEWBURYPORT — and his wife Alisha of LYNN — Marion “Babe” (Cal- Thomas (Wayne) of York, SAUGUS — Mrs. Marilyn V. Bonny of Barrington, N.H.; Scott C. Sen eben, Billerica, Michael Di- lum) Levine, 98, of Lynn, en- Pa. Great-grandchildren Sa- (Pratt), age 90, died peaceful- 10 grandchildren; and 18 of Newburyport, for- Matteo of Maine, and tered into rest Monday at her mantha Thomas and Corey ly on Monday at her home in great-grandchildren. She was merly of Saugus, age Judy Norton Sen e- residence surrounded by her Robinson. In addition to her Saugus. She was the wife of the sister of the late Marian 51, died on July 7, ben of Groveland, loving family. She was the be- husband and parents, she the late Robie E. Ward. Shipulski, Barbara Yohman, 2018 at the Brigham and beloved uncle loved wife of the late Morris L. was preceded in death by Born and raised in Saugus, and Evelyn Hansen. & Women’s Hospital to Jason, Jonah, Kiley Levine, with whom she shared her siblings Merrill, Barry and she was the daughter of the In lieu of  owers donations in Boston. He was and Austin. Son-in- 42 years of marriage before Richard Callum and Frances late C.F. Nelson and Florence in her memory may be made the loving husband law of the late Paul his passing in 1983. Cohen. (Shorey) Pratt. A resident of to Care Dimension Hospice, of Julie (DiMatteo) and Marlene (Grady) Born in Boston, she was a Service information: A Alfred, Maine, for 28 years 75 Sylvan St., Danvers, MA Sen eben. DiMatteo. daughter of the late Samuel graveside service will be held Mrs. Ward returned to Saugus 01923. Born in Stoneham and In lieu of  owers, donations and Minnie (Levine) Callum. on Wednesday, July 11 at 1 in 2008. She was an active Service information: Rela- raised in Saugus, he was the in Scott’s name may be made She was a graduate of Lynn p.m. in Pride of Lynn Cem- member of the First Congrega- tives and friends are invited son of Robert Sen eben and to Dana Farber Cancer Insti- Classical High School, Class etery, 89 Lake Shore Road, tional Church in Saugus Cen- to attend a memorial ser- his wife Nancy of Merrimack tute at www.danafarbergiving. of 1937 and worked as a le- Lynn. Shiva will be observed ter and worked for many years vice in the United Church of and the late Phyllis M. (Brown) org. gal secretary for various rms following services from 2-4 as a customer service repre- Christ, First Congregational Sen eben. An employee of Service information: Rel- in Lynn for many years, retiring p.m. at 1 Loring Ave., Salem. sentative at Purity Markets in Church, 300 Central St., NEUCO for more than 25 atives and friends are invit- in 1986. In lieu of owers, donations Saugus and Beverly. Saugus, on Friday, July 13 years, Scott was a motorcy- ed to attend visiting hours Left to cherish her memo- may be made to the charity She is survived by three at 11 a.m. For condolences cle enthusiast and cherished in the BISBEE-PORCELLA ry are her devoted children, of your choice. For more in- children, Kenneth Ward and www.BisbeePorcella.com. spending time with family and Funeral Home, 549 Lincoln Bonni Kimmel and Robert A. formation or to register in his wife Cheryl of Newbury- friends. Ave., Saugus, on Thursday Levine, both of Lynn; cher- the online guestbook, please port, Cathy Doherty and her Besides his wife and fa- from 3-7 p.m. For directions ished grandchildren Michelle visit www.stanetskyhyman- husband James of Saugus ther, Scott is survived by his and condolences www.Bis- Robinson of Lynn and Jodi sonsalem.com. and David Ward and his wife brother, Neil Sen eben and beePorcella.com. his partner Delza Francklin of Middleton and the late Holly Kulikoski. He was the broth- er-in-law of Jason DiMatteo State lawmakers race to complete work on budget, other major bills

Dalena (Armitage) May, 71 By Bob Salsberg House and Senate nego- House chamber Tuesday, tion of both spending and ASSOCIATED PRESS tiators trying to resolve hoping to pressure law- policy matters. differences behind closed makers into accepting the Dozens of other major PEABODY — Mrs. time with them and BOSTON — Ten days doors were mum on what Senate immigration lan- bills were still awaiting Dalena (Armitage) attending their many into a new scal year, the major sticking points guage. nal action by the Leg- May, age 71, of Pea- activities. Massachusetts remained were, but indications “Our communities are islature with the July 31 body, died suddenly She is survived by without a state budget pointed to at least some living in fear and now is deadline fast approaching. on Friday, July 6, 2018 her daughter, Cris- Tuesday and lawmakers of the key disputes fo- the time act,” said Eduar- Among them were mea- at Beverly Hospital. ty French and her faced a mountain of other cusing on policy changes do Samaniego, one of the sures calling for new steps Dalena (Dal) was the husband, Thomas un nished business just — including immigration leaders of the protest. to deal with the opioid wife of the late Law- of Peabody; three three weeks from the end language — rather than Samaniego, of the Pio- addiction crisis, regulat- rence (Larry) May, grandchildren, Katie, of the legislative session. spending priorities. neer Valley Workers Cen- ing and taxing short-term whom she shared 43 Ashley and Matthew While state government A Senate-approved bud- ter in Northampton, said rentals such as Airbnb, and years of marriage with. French of Peabody; her niece, continued to operate un- get amendment calls for advocates were “disap- protections for consumers Born and raised in Lynn, she Linda Baldini, of Nahant; as der a stopgap budget, sharp limits on coopera- pointed and disillusioned” from data breaches. was the daughter of the late well as several great-nieces Massachusetts was the tion between Massachu- with House lawmakers. The House on Tues- John and Dalena (Braccio) and nephews. only U.S. state without a setts law enforcement House Speaker Robert day voted to include in a Armitage. She was a graduate Service information: Her permanent spending plan agencies and federal im- DeLeo expressed frus- wide-ranging economic of Lynn Classical High School, funeral will be held on Thurs- in place, according to the migration of cials, and it tration over the inability development bill a sus- and had lived in Peabody for day at 9:30 a.m. from the National Association of would largely prohibit lo- of the House and Senate pension of the state’s 6.25 the past 43 years. SOLIMINE Funeral Home, 67 State Budget Of cers. cal police from inquiring — both rmly controlled percent sales tax on the Dalena had worked as an Ocean St. (Route 1A), Lynn, The delay in nalizing about an individual’s im- by Democrats — to nal- weekend of Aug. 11-12. executive secretary with Sears followed by a funeral Mass in the roughly $41 billion migration status. ize a spending plan and If the Senate goes along, for more than 30 years prior to St. John the Baptist Church, budget ironically comes as There appears to be less suggested Monday that it would be the rst time her retirement. Dal loved trav- Peabody, at 11 a.m. Burial the state enjoys some of appetite for the amend- lawmakers consider ap- since 2015 that shoppers eling with her late husband, will be in Swampscott Cem- its rosiest nancial news ment in the House, and proving only the spending and merchants have en- Larry, and continued traveling etery. Relatives and friends in years. Of cials said rev- Baker has promised a veto portion of the budget and joyed a sales tax holiday. with her daughter, Cristy. She are respectfully invited. Vis- enues for the 2018 scal if it reached his desk. He consider the policy mat- “Believe me when I tell especially enjoyed her trips iting hours are Wednesday year that ended June 30 and other critics say it ters later. you, these two days make to Foxwoods and Mohegan from 4-8 p.m. Directions and were on track to exceed would go too far toward “It’s imperative that we a huge difference to the Sun. Dal remained close with guestbook at www.solimine. projections by some $1.2 making Massachusetts a do a budget and we do it mom and pop stores that her “Sears crew” and enjoyed com. billion, and Republican “sanctuary state” for im- immediately,” he said. I represent, the ones that countless moments with Gov. Charlie Baker has migrants in the U.S. ille- Senate President Harri- are left,” said Republican them. Her three grandchildren said a portion of the sur- gally. ette Chandler said she Rep. Bradford Hill, of Ip- were her world, and her great- plus could be used to sup- Several dozen pro-im- shared DeLeo’s urgency in swich, whose district is est joy came from spending plement the scal 2019 migrant activists demon- resolving the impasse but near the border of tax-free budget. strated loudly outside the held out for a quick resolu- New Hampshire.

MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS

Marathon raises record Feds will limit He says sales to minors approved an amendment Monday because an in- Facebook page had post- $36.6 million for charity marijuana enforcement and the involvement of to an economic devel- spection found additional ed a message Monday gangs such as MS-13 in opment bill that would food safety and sanitation night asking for anyone BOSTON (AP) — Bos- BOSTON (AP) — The the marijuana trade also suspend the state’s 6.25 concerns, and because with information on the ton Marathon runners top federal prosecutor will be policed. percent sales tax on the some employees returned suspect to contact police, raised an all-time high of for Massachusetts says Regulators issued Mas- weekend of Aug. 11-12. It to work before being or for the suspect to turn $36.6 million for charities he’ll focus his marijuana sachusetts’ rst pot retail- also needs approval from cleared by the state. himself in. in the 2018 race. enforcement on overpro- ing license last week. the Senate. No one answered the The post says the police The total for more than duction, targeted sales Legislation signed ear- phone at Kitty’s on Tues- will give the smooth 260 non-pro ts was $2.4 to minors and organized Popular local chain pays back lier this month by Repub- day. criminal a “big internet million more than last crime. wages to 65 employees lican Gov. Charlie Baker high ve” for doing the year. Massachusetts has would require an annual New Target store right thing. IN MEMORIAM The theft had not been The Boston Athletic As- legalizedELIJAH recreational JOHNSON CAMBRIDGE (AP) — sales tax holiday begin- planned for Cape Cod sociation, which organizes use, but1946 distribution~ JULY 11 ~ 2018 An investigation by the ning in 2019, but left open reported until Monday. the world’s oldest and remainsON YOURa federal BIRTHDAY crime. U.S. Department of Labor the question of whether HYANNIS (AP) — Ex- Video surveillance shows most prestigious annu- U.S. Attorney Andrew has led a popular local one would be held this pect to see more white and the suspect wearing a al marathon, sets aside Lelling is cautioning that chain to pay thousands summer. red bags on Cape Cod. gray sweatshirt and entries for runners who he won’t “immunize” state in back wages to several The tax-free weekend The retail giant Target pants. promise to raise money residents from federal employees to resolve over- is popular with shoppers has announced plans on for charity. Race spon- enforcement. time violations. and embraced by many Tuesday to open a store in One person killed sor John Hancock also Even so, Lelling re- The agency says Tues- retailers who say it helps Hyannis’ Cape Cod Mall in serious crash provides bibs for charity iterated Tuesday that day that Clover Fast Food ll stores during an other- in 2019. runners. ghting the opioid ad- Inc. and owner Ayr Muir wise slow summer period. The company has WEST YARMOUTH American Desi Linden diction scourge remains have paid $79,338 in back Critics contend it merely signed a lease with Simon (AP) — A crash involving and Japan’s Yuki Kawau- his priority because it’s wages and liquidated shifts sales from other Property Group for an at least one vehicle and a chi won this year’s race still claiming thousands damages to 65 employees. times during the year 80,000-square-foot store. motorcycle has killed one in April in a torrential of lives in the common- The agency’s Wage and while costing the state as This will be the chain’s adult. downpour and near- wealth each year. Hour Division found much as $20 million in 47th store in Massachu- Police are investigating gale force headwinds, Lelling says overproduc- the Cambridge-based tax revenue. setts, and will be con- the crash, which occurred Today is your birthday and shortly before 4:45 p.m. leading a eld of more tionevery by time licensed I hear the growerswind blow, company paid some sidered a small-format than 30,000 people from runs the I riskthink ofof you. leading to employees straight time Restaurant closed after store. The reduced sized Tuesday in West Yar- Every time it rains, mouth. Hopkinton to the nish illicit sales in neighboring instead of overtime when 39 cases of salmonella stores aim to streamline I feel the tear drops. the worked more than shopping experiences The person who died line in Boston’s Copley states,The soLord his took of you cefrom will us be was driving the motor- Square. monitoringbecause He that loves youclosely. best. 40 hours per week. The NORTH READING (AP) with essentials stocked Roberta Jones and family operator of several restau- — A restaurant has been through focus groups on cycle. Buck Island Road and the Johnson family. rants and food trucks shut down until further local consumers. One such and Town Brook Road IN MEMORIAM failed to combine hours of notice after nearly 40 store exists near Boston will be closed due to the ELIJAH JOHNSON IN MEMORIAM individual employees at people reported getting University on Common- crash. 1946 ~ JULY 11 ~ 2018 MAUREEN ERIN FOLEY multiple locations when sick during a suspected wealth Avenue. Target’s There is no further ON YOUR BIRTHDAY 1997 ~ JULY 11 ~ 2018 ON HER 21ST ANNIVERSARY determining overtime salmonella outbreak. headquarters is located in information on what payments, and also mis- The North Reading Minneapolis. caused the crash, or the classi ed some salaried Board of Health says identity of the adult employees as being the state Public Health Police seek smooth suspect killed. exempted from federal Department received who stole $1,000 in razors overtime requirements. complaints from 39 people A call and emailed re- who said they got sick at BRAINTREE (AP) — 781-593-7700 quests for comment from Kitty’s last month. The This suspect appears Publishing Daily, except Sundays Muir went unanswered. state con rmed nine cases to be clean-shaven, but USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 The company’s website of salmonella and 30 sus- that didn’t stop him from Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA says it has 12 restaurants, pected cases. and additional of ces. allegedly stealing $1,000 Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item Introducing your beautiful not including food trucks. The source of the worth of razors from a Subscriptions Granddaughter Xena Maureen. outbreak was traced to Massachusetts store. Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States 21 years you’ve been gone, and House approves August the antipasto salad and The Braintree Police $20.00 for 4 weeks your smile is passed on. possibly the house salad Department says they’re $65.00 for 13 weeks Today is your birthday and Your spirit truly lives on. sales tax holiday $130.00 for 26 weeks every time I hear the wind blow, “You can shed tears that she is dressing. seeking the public’s help $260.00 for 1 year I think of you. gone, or you can smile because BOSTON (AP) — Mas- The restaurant was in tracking down a man Send payment to and POSTMASTER, she has lived. You can close your Every time it rains, send address changes to: I feel the tear drops. eyes and pray that she will come sachusetts shoppers are closed July 5 and allowed accused of stealing more The Lord took you from us back, or you can open your eyes a step closer to enjoying to reopen Friday after than $1,000 in razors The Daily Item because He loves you best. and see all that she has left.” their rst sales tax holi- sanitization. from a Stop & Shop in the 110 Munroe St. P.O. Box 5 Roberta Jones and family ALWAYS~N~FOREVER, day in three years. Health of cials say town on Friday night. and the Johnson family. your "BIG" sister Julie Lynn, MA 01903 The House on Tuesday Kitty’s was closed again The police department’s IN MEMORIAM MAUREEN ERIN FOLEY 1997 ~ JULY 11 ~ 2018 ON HER 21ST ANNIVERSARY

Introducing your beautiful Granddaughter Xena Maureen. 21 years you’ve been gone, and your smile is passed on. Your spirit truly lives on. “You can shed tears that she is gone, or you can smile because she has lived. You can close your eyes and pray that she will come back, or you can open your eyes and see all that she has left.” ALWAYS~N~FOREVER, your "BIG" sister Julie WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A3 ENTERTAINMENT In ‘Skyscraper,’ the Rock towers over action tropes

By Jake Coyle Thurber's thriller, there is fields including phys- travagant attractions, like ASSOCIATED PRESS Johnson steadily — and ics, thermodynamics and a kind of digital hall-of- without too much trou- screenwriting should pro- mirrors that will inevita- NEW YORK — I like to ble, really — swinging up ceed cautiously. But then bly serve as the setting imagine what King Kong, a 100-story-high crane to again, few go to a movie for a "Lady From Shang- as a popcorn-chomping then leap across a mam- starring the Rock and a hai"-like shootout. He moviegoer, might make of moth chasm and land in tall building for sensible presides over it from the "Skyscraper," the latest an open window on the and realistic rescue meth- penthouse, more than 100 summer actioner staring burning 220-story tower ods. They go for the dumb floors above anyone else in Dwayne Johnson. Would where his wife and twin fun, the crazy stunts and, the unfinished high rise. he, watching a goliath kids are trapped. above all, the Kong-sized Sawyer's family is in- ascend the exterior of a It goes without saying appeal of Johnson. stalled on floor 96, a pre- high-rise with helicopters that if you're the sort to The Hong Kong-set "Sky- carious spot when, just and klieg lights swirling, scoff at a tale's implausi- scraper" is a kind of West- below them, a band of ter- woundedly mumble, "Hey, bility, "Skyscraper" may meets-East "Die Hard," rorists led by Kores Botha that's my gig." not be the movie you're but without the gritty flair (Roland Moller) sets a PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS But in Rawson Marshall looking for. Experts in of John McTiernan's film, floor on fire. “Beautiful Life” is Rick Astley’s second album nor anything like the vil- Their aim, like count- after a 23-year hiatus. lainous heights of Alan less bandits before them, Rickman's Hans Gruber. is to smoke out Zhao. It's Johnson plays Will Saw- an overly elaborate plan yer, a former military man considering they mostly Rick Astley keeps who, after a haunting hos- desire the flash drive Zhao tage encounter, has be- carries with him. come a security systems "Skyscraper" doesn't on (rick) rolling us consultant. have really any thoughts, Along with his former period, in mind. It's count- combat surgeon wife ing on your amnesia to the with his new album (Neve Campbell) and their past, on screen and off, and By Mark Kennedy Astley just wants to boo- two kids (McKenna Rob- it will readily supply you ASSOCIATED PRESS gie on "Chance to Dance" erts, Noah Cottrell), Saw- with two hours of mind- and wants to be kissed yer is in Hong Kong to less escape. It does the job Rick Astley, "Beautiful hard on "Last Night on ready the security for "The better than most, thanks Life" (BMG) Earth." His lover gives Pearl," a state-of-the-art largely to its hulking hero. Rick Astley rick-rolled him a "fear of wanting the world two years ago skyscraper promoted as When Johnson makes his you too much" on "Every when he resurfaced with a three times the size of the crane leap — the movie's Corner," ''gives me light" very good album, his first Empire State Building. much-promoted central on "She Makes Me" and new music in 23 years. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The building is the pride set piece — throngs sur- prompts him to "want The man who had become of billionaire developer rounding the building ooh to run down to the edge Dwayne “the Rock” Johnson stars in the Die- Zhao Long Ji (Chin Han), and aah. It's a bird! It's a a jokey internet meme of the river singing" on Hard-like thriller “Skyscraper.” who has filled it with ex- plane! It's the Rock. proved a master crafter of pop songs. Now he's "Shivers," which has an proved that wasn't a fluke. Imagine Dragons feel. The soulful Englishman Astley does eventually Review: A flawed but earnest with the bouffant hair step outside his love nest who sang "Never Gonna on "I Need the Light," Give You Up" in the 1980s which nods approvingly at delivers again on another the new generation. "I be- cartoonist biopic from Van Sant lieve this storm will break/ dozen tracks of his up-tem- po, easygoing-down mix of The youth will triumph/ By Lindsey Bahr horseback in the desert blue-eyed soul, gospel and Yes they'll make mistakes/ ASSOCIATED PRESS commenting on an emp- dance. But I know they'll win." ty wheelchair that's been The album ends with "The Macabre is a word often Like "50" in 2016, Ast- overturned. Good Old Days," which is associated with the late ley wrote and produced Grim, uncomfortably studded with sly references cartoonist John Callah- "Beautiful Life" all alone true and funny were Cal- to other bands — "A super an. He's the man who in and performs all the in- lahan's main operating tramp will sing for me/A his widely published car- struments. There's only modes. It was the only way full beggar's banquet" — as toons, drawn in his signa- one other person who is all he could make sense of the over the new album: That Astley celebrates the tunes ture squiggly style, poked world and what happened fun at lesbians, Chinese would be Lene Bausager, he was raised on. to him, or so the film posits. Astley's wife. Virtually ev- It's a fitting song for this people, the handicapped, Van Sant seems to have women, Oprah, Alzhei- ery song celebrates their 52-year-old pop survivor tried to infuse this work love. (If that's not who he's to conclude with, namely, mer's patients, chiroprac- with that same sort of tors and even sexual ha- singing about, he's in some a clever valentine to mu- spirit — irreverent, often serious trouble at home.) sic itself. rassment in a cartoon that unattractive, sometimes features a woman show- funny and sometimes of- ing cleavage in a tight fensive. Told in a jumbly, Hasan Minhaj readies dress telling her similarly non-linear fashion, Van outfitted colleague "Re- Sant jumps back and forth member ... it's only sexual in time with disorient- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS for his own ‘insightful’ harassment if they're not ing casualness, shifting dateable." from a wheelchair bound “Don’t Worry, He Won’t Get Far on Foot” follows But John Callahan Callahan as an obviously the life of the late cartoonist John Callahan. tour and Netflix series wasn't just a provocateur. established and famous By Mark Kennedy He was also a quadriplegic group, and some that are artist, back to the last day losophy. ASSOCIATED PRESS alcoholic. In fact, the alco- he walked, and then to the But he does, albeit with distracting, like Carrie holism came first, then the early days of his group quite a few struggles and Brownstein as put-upon NEW YORK — Fresh off handicap, then the car- therapy. It's difficult, at setbacks, thanks in large worker in the physical a breakout year in 2017, tooning. the beginning, to wrap part to Donnie (Jonah therapy center. And there comedian Hasan Minhaj Director Gus Van Sant your head around just Hill), an addict himself, are moments of grace and is ready to turn his wit to has chosen this very in- what you're watching. a sardonic, Jesus-with- splendor in this film, with diagnosing the larger is- teresting subject for his It's not exactly a por- an-edge figure who leads an outstanding and whol- sues facing America. latest film, "Don't Worry, trait of the artist, as the a group therapy session ly surprising performance Minhaj, a correspondent He Won't Get Far on Foot," timeline skips around so made up of his hand-se- from Hill. with "The Daily Show" on with Joaquin Phoenix frequently that we can lected "piglets," as he calls There are quite a few Comedy Central, is kick- starring as the artist. The hardly grasp Callahan's them. good pieces and perfor- ing off a North American title is taken from Callah- evolution, but more so The film is littered with mances in "Don't Worry, tour starting in August an's 1990 autobiography, a sort of love letter to 12 high profile cameos, some He Won't Get Far on Foot," and this fall will host his PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS which itself was borrowed Steps, centered around of which work, like musi- but, ultimately, it also has own weekly comedy show Last year, Hasan Min- from one of his cartoons. a man who is one of the cians Beth Ditto and Kim the feeling of a first or sec- for Netflix. haj hosted the White That drawing showed a least likely persons in the Gordon (of Sonic Youth) as ond draft that isn't quite "I wanted to go on tour House Correspon- two members of Donnie's where it should be. sheriff and his backup world to buy into the phi- again and present what I dents’ Dinner. think will be sort of cool, Last words: Peter Mayle’s ‘My 25 Years in Provence’ insightful commentary but also hopefully in the on both the political and series — is to talk about cultural landscape of the why things are happening By Beth J. Harpaz inscrutable culture of his genre of books about the country that we live in and what larger questions ASSOCIATED PRESS adopted turf. (The cuisine expatriate life, including right now," he told The As- it presents to ourselves as and weather are easy to Frances Mayes' "Under sociated Press. Americans." A new, posthumously love, but Mayle never gets the Tuscan Sun." "I have no desire — not Last year, Minhaj hosted published collection of es- used to disorderly lines, In the new book, Mayle says by Peter Mayle takes only in the show but also the first White House Cor- aggressive driving and explains that he and Jen- readers back to the idyllic, in the series — to chase respondents' Dinner since long, detailed consulta- nie ended up in Provence slow-paced and occasion- covfefe," he said, referring Trump's election and saw tions with pharmacists.) after their planned vaca- ally befuddling world that to the mysterious term the release of his first What counts as excite- tion on the Cote d'Azur Mayle first wrote about in President Donald Trump comedy special, the auto- ment in Provence? A game was rained out. They his best-selling memoir "A introduced last year on biographical "Hasan Min- of boules, or lawn bowling, started driving toward Year in Provence." Twitter. haj: Homecoming King." which Mayle describes Aix-en-Provence, hoping "My Twenty-Five Years Minhaj instead wants The new tour, titled as "rural ballet." Finding for better weather and in Provence: Reflections on to fuse his personal nar- "Hasan Minhaj: Before tender green beans (hari- a good meal. They found Then and Now" was pub- rative as a first-gener- the Storm," starts Aug. 11 cots verts) at the farmers both, along with "a scat- lished in late June by Al- ation Indian-American with a two-night stand in market just hours after tering of villages" where fred A. Knopf, five months navigating between those Los Angeles. after Mayle's death in being harvested. Or sim- they would eventually buy two worlds with the cur- January at age 78. ply watching the parade of a 200-year-old farmhouse rent political and social The collection is all new ordinary village life unfold PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS abutting woods and a na- backdrop to examine deep LAW OFFICES OF material. But it treads de- from an unhurried, front- tional park. The book of- issues confronting the na- JAMES J. CARRIGAN lightfully familiar ground row seat in an outdoor “My Twenty-Five Years fers vignettes from the re- tion. in Provence: Reflec- • Social Security Disability for fans who succumbed to cafe over a glass of deli- gion's "leisurely approach "A lot people turn to dai- • Workers Compensation the charms of Mayle's first cately hued rose wine. tions on Then and to life," Mayle wrote, ly satirical news shows to • Accidents book. The new volume Mayle worked in adver- Now” was published which "seemed to produce just say, 'Hey, what is go- 25 years located across transports readers to the tising and educational five months after Peter amiable people with a re- ing on? Please explain it from Lynn District Court South of France through publishing in England be- Mayle’s death. laxed temperament. Did to me and break it down 15 Johnson St. the eyes of an English- fore he and his wife Jennie it really matter if the oc- for me in a 7 1/2-min- 781-596-0100 man who never ceases to moved to France in 1987. with little fanfare. It even- casional pressing chore ute act.' What I have the JAMES J. CARRIGAN tually sold millions of cop- ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN marvel at the sunshine, "A Year in Provence" was was postponed in favor of opportunity to do — not RONALD D. MALLOY fine food and sometimes published two years later ies and inspired an entire lunch?" only in a one-hour show www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] A4 WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 2018 OPINION CASS SUNSTEIN HOW TO REACH US

E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M H. S John M. Gilberg The test for Kavanaugh Chief Executive O cer E C  J. Edward M. Grant Advertising Director So it’s Judge Brett Ka- laws of numerous states. political commitments of T  J  Gordon R. Hall the right wing of the Re- 110 Munroe St. Editorial Director Monica Connell Healey vanaugh. There will be They do not think that the P.O. Box 5 W J. K J. Patrick Norton time enough to explore Supreme Court should re- publican Party, movement Chief Financial O cer Lynn, MA 01903 Michael H. Shanahan the nominee’s views and quire states to recognize judges are not particularly J N. W  Customer Service Chief Operating O cer Chairman record. Let’s step back a same-sex marriages, not embarrassed. Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PŽ bit and get some perspec- because they oppose such To be sure, movement Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 tive on the national debate marriages, but because judges never describe Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 that we are about to have. they think that judges themselves as such. Often All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 Those on the left fear, should allow states a lot of they argue in good faith 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 that they are speaking for Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 and those on the right room to maneuver. Ext. 2 the text of the Constitu- Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 hope, that Judge Kavana- Restrained conservatives Classifi ed Advertising Brian C. Ÿayer, 1996-1999 ugh will prove pivotal to have no enthusiasm for tion, or for the original un- classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 derstanding of the found- Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 an assortment of new con- the liberal rulings of the Subscriptions stitutional rulings: protect- last decades, because they ing document. John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 [email protected] ing gun rights, overruling think that judges intruded In recent years, sever- al people, most notably Circulation Roe v. Wade, invalidating far too often, and far too [email protected] affirmative action, crip- readily, into the democratic Georgetown University’s Ext. 3 pling the regulatory state, process. They want judges Lawrence Solum, have striking down the Afford- to have a smaller role in offered powerful and dis- Newsroom tinguished defenses of the [email protected] able Care Act, and allow- American government. [email protected] ing people with religious For such judges, re- view that judges should objections to discriminate straint is a matter of prin- follow that understanding. Ext. 4 EDITORIAL against gays and lesbians. ciple. They are cautious Those defenses should not Sports Such rulings would, of about the idea of striking be disparaged. [email protected] course, take sides on issues down the Affordable Care But when judges read the Ext. 5 Constitution as if it regu- that sharply divide the Act (even if they hate it). Retail and Online American people. It would They are hesitant about larly forbids practices and Advertising be genuinely depressing forbidding affirmative ac- reforms that the political [email protected] if the public debate over tion programs. They cer- right most sharply opposes, ADVERTISING Judge Kavanaugh, and the tainly do not believe that we are entitled to wonder confirmation process, turn judges should mount some whether they are genuine- Ernie Carpenter Jr. ly speaking for the original Director of Advertising out to be focused on one kind of assault on the reg- and Business Development, ext. 1355 question: How conserva- ulatory state. understanding — or in- stead for moral or political [email protected] tive is he, exactly? By contrast, some judg- commitments of their own. Michele Iannaco That’s a terrible ques- es, and some conserva- Whether it comes from Sales Representative, ext. 1315 tion, because it ignores a tives, act as if they are [email protected] the left or the right, judi- crucial difference between part of a movement. cial restraint is honorable, Ralph Mitchell two kinds of judges — a Movement judges favor Sales Representative, ext. 1313 especially if it operates in difference that cuts across aggressive use of judi- [email protected] a nonpartisan manner. But traditional political lines. cial power to bring about movement conservatism Patricia Whalen Some judges, and some results that they like — Sales Representative, ext. 1310 — like its left-wing sib- [email protected] conservatives, insist on ju- striking down affirmative ling — is a major threat to dicial restraint. They want action programs, invali- democratic ideals. It is well BUSINESS OFFICE FILE PHOTO | CHRIS KLEPONIS/CNP/ZUMA PRESS judges to back off. dating restrictions on gun worth figuring out whether Susan J. Conti Environmental Protection Agency Adminis- They deplore Roe v. Wade owners, and invalidating any Supreme Court nomi- Controller, ext. 1288 trator Scott Pruitt participates in a meeting not because of their politi- provisions of the Clean Air nee, including Judge Kava- [email protected] cal convictions, but be- Act and the Occupational with state and local officials regarding the naugh, subscribes to it. Ted Grant Trump infrastructure plan on Feb. 12 at the cause the Supreme Court Safety and Health Act. Publisher, ext. 1234 White House. seized on ambiguous con- And if their vision of the Cass Sunstein is a col- [email protected] stitutional provisions in U.S. Constitution turns umnist for Bloomberg Marian Kinney order to strike down the out to overlap with the News. ext. 1212 Pruitt’s departure [email protected] DONALD J. KOCHAN Will Kraft Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 speaks to Trump’s [email protected] Making oil companies pay for climate change isn’t Jennifer Perez ext. 1205 faulty hiring practices the right move for science or the Constitution [email protected] Mike Shanahan At long last, Scott Pruitt is gone as head of the The federal courts are not Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 Environmental Protection Agency. He departed meant to provide a remedy [email protected] Thursday in true Pruitt style, portraying himself for every ill of the world, Carolina Trujillo as the victim of a vicious slur campaign instead including climate change. Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 of acknowledging the long list of unethical and In such matters, we need to [email protected] probably illegal actions that immersed him in rely on the political branch- Jim Wilson controversy. Pruitt was the subject of no fewer es to take charge. Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 [email protected] than 13 federal inquiries or formal investiga- That was the primary tions. message out of the U.S. Dis- CIRCULATION The disrepute he repeatedly brought upon the trict Court for the North- Lisa Mahmoud Trump administration more than justified his ern District of California Manager, ext. 1239 dismissal long ago. But President Donald Trump when Judge William Alsup [email protected] kept Pruitt in place. There was even talk, ludi- dismissed Oakland’s and CLASSIFIED crous as it sounded, that Pruitt was encouraging San Francisco’s high-pro- Abbe Young Smith Trump to fire Attorney General Jeff Sessions so file lawsuits against big oil Manager, ext. 1276 the EPA chief could take that job. companies. [email protected] The novel lawsuits at- White House officials indicated that Trump NEWSROOM was upset that those reports became public, even tracted a great deal of at- PHOTO | ROSE BACA/DALLAS MORNING NEWS though he actually had considered the idea. Add- tention in the spring, when Mike Alongi Alsup ordered an unusual Judge William Alsup ruled that cities can’t ret- Sports Reporter ext. 1228 ing to the White House’s anger were new alle- roactively pin the costs of climate change on oil [email protected] gations that Pruitt had retroactively altered his climate science tutorial for himself in the courtroom. and gasoline companies for past lawful behavior. Bill Brotherton public schedule, an official document. That’s a Features Editor ext. 1338 potential federal crime. In the end, the decisive is- [email protected] sue wasn’t science, howev- volves into polarized rhet- But producing and selling But that was just the latest of multiple in- Gayla Cawley fractions that made Pruitt the focus of so much er, but whether the federal oric, so Alsup’s juxtaposi- oil and gas have always been considered lawful. It Reporter, ext. 1236 controversy, nearly all self-inflicted. He used his common law of public nui- tion of these two ideas is [email protected] staffers to conduct his personal business, includ- sance could carry the cities’ important to consider. He also would have been im- proper to apply U.S. law Cheryl Charles ing asking a senior aide to help find Pruitt’s wife claims. He ruled that the is saying climate change News Editor, ext. 1278 beyond our borders, which a job. He had a $43,000 phone booth installed in cities couldn’t retroactive- is real and should be ad- [email protected] would risk interfering his office for super-secret communications. He ly pin the costs of climate dressed — and the Consti- with sensitive political, Bella diGrazia hired an expensive security detail. He took his change on BP, Chevron, tution and prudence tell us Reporter, ext. 1317 diplomatic and foreign af- staff on a junket-style trip to Morocco. He accept- ConocoPhillips, Exxon Mo- whose job that is. [email protected] fairs issues connected to ed a sweetheart condominium-rental deal from bil and Royal Dutch Shell A belief in the proper Thomas Grillo energy and environmental the wife of a lobbyist who did business with the for their past lawful behav- institutional roles is not a Reporter, ext. 1264 policy. EPA. He billed taxpayers for multiple trips he ior (selling oil). disbelief in the science, or [email protected] The U.S. Constitution took to his home in Oklahoma. It disappointed environ- a denial of the urgency of Spenser Hasak creates separate lanes of This list goes on and on. Any one of these mental activists. But the the problem. Instead, this Photographer, ext. 1332 powers. Courts must stay [email protected] should have been adequate grounds for Trump to court was right to focus ruling says that federal on the principle that the common law should not be in their lane: deciding ac- Thor Jourgensen declare that Pruitt was too much of a distraction tual cases dealing only and liability, yet the president stuck with him. elected branches of govern- expanded by judicial de- Editorial Director, ext. 1267 ment, not the courts, are cree simply to satiate a de- with things that were [email protected] It’s doubtful Trump did it out of loyalty. Rather, known as wrongs at the the president has a massive ego, which has been the proper channels for ad- sire for blame or for a deep Daniel Kane dressing climate change. In pocket. Asking judges to time of their commission. Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 severely bruised by the forced departures of four The rule of law frowns on [email protected] previous Cabinet members in addition to a long his well-reasoned opinion, stay neutral and refrain Alsup refused to go along from policymaking from retroactive liability, and Steve Krause line of senior White House staffers. Trump need- Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 with the cities’ regula- the bench protects the in- the separation of powers ed to put distance between those previous em- forbids judges from mak- [email protected] barrassments and Pruitt. tion-by-litigation strategy. terests of individuals of In a key passage, the every political disposition. ing policy, especially by Emma LeBlanc Pérez Trump has long claimed that his business suc- imposing new regulations Copy Editor court explained, “This order This lawsuit and oth- cess was rooted in his ability to follow his gut on previously lawful activ- [email protected] fully accepts the vast sci- ers still pending — which when deciding whether top aides had what it ity. The order reflects fidel- Harold Rivera entific consensus” regard- should similarly be dis- takes to do the job. But the trail of firings and ity to these fundamental Sports Editor, ext. 1238 ing climate change and its missed — are likely coun- forced departures suggests Trump should adopt tenets of our constitution- [email protected] harmful impacts, including terproductive too, the court a more systematic approach — perhaps one that al structure. Owen O’Rourke sea-level rise. “But ques- explained. “Nuisance suits actually involves stuff like, say, background Constitutional institu- Photographer, ext. 1224 tions of how to appropri- in various United States [email protected] checks. tions matter. We should ately balance these world- judicial districts regard- Pruitt’s departure doesn’t mean big change guard them from being Roberto Scalese ing conduct worldwide are Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 is coming to the EPA. Far from it. The admin- wide negatives against the corrupted and demeaned. far less likely to solve the [email protected] istration remains committed to dismantling the worldwide positives of the Alsup’s order is a refresh- problem and, indeed, could regulatory progress of Trump’s predecessors and energy itself, and of how to ing example against the Mark Sutherland denying what the rest of the world already ac- allocate the pluses and mi- interfere with reaching a Creative Director erosion of the courts into [email protected] knowledges: that humans need to drastically nuses among the nations of worldwide consensus.” political debating societies. curtail the dangerous practices that are contrib- the world, demand the ex- Especially troublesome Anne Marie Tobin pertise of our environmen- to the court was this: The Donald J. Kochan is a Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 uting to global climate change. Even if Pruitt’s [email protected] theatrics are gone, the damaging policies at EPA tal agencies, our diplomats, plaintiff cities wanted the law professor teaching will remain. our executive, and at least court to declare as wrong environmental, natural Bridget Turcotte the extraction and produc- Reporter, ext. 1269 the Senate.” resources and administra- [email protected] An editorial from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. The heated climate tion of fossil fuels around tive law at Chapman Uni- change debate too often de- the world over decades. versity. Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Trump lands in Europe, says Putin ‘easiest’ of his meetings By Jill Colvin and them a lot more than it Jonathan Lemire helps us" and then later ASSOCIATED PRESS tweeted from Air Force One that he may demand BRUSSELS — With reimbursements from the Europe's wary eyes upon European member na- him, President Donald tions. Trump launched a week- Trump has been press- long trip there on Tues- ing NATO countries to day with harsh criticism for NATO allies and pre- fulfill their goal of spend- dicted the "easiest" leg of ing that 2 percent of their his journey would be his gross domestic products on scheduled sit-down with defense by 2024. During Russian President Vladi- his presidential campaign, mir Putin. he suggested he might As he departed the only come to the defense White House for a four-na- of NATO nations that ful- tion European tour, Trump filled their obligation. And did little to reassure allies a year ago, during his first fretting over the risk of visit to its Belgium head- damage he could do to the quarters, Trump initially declined to explicitly sup- 69-year-old trans-Atlantic PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS mutual defense pact and port the organization's de- his potential embrace of First lady Melania Trump looks on as President fense agreement. Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh pre- Putin during a summit in Donald Trump speaks with reporters before Trump, who landed in pares for a visit to the office of Senate Majority Helsinki. boarding Marine One on the South Lawn of the Belgium during the mid- Leader Mitch McConnell on Capitol Hill. Trump said Tuesday White House Tuesday. dle of the soccer-mad na- he "can't say right now" tion's World Cup semifi- if Putin is a friend or foe, Trump's candidacy, and sels on the eve of the nals match, will later head High court nominee but called him a "compet- warns of further attempts NATO summit after re- to London, where Prime itor." The U.S. intelligence at interference both in the peated attacks on the Minister Theresa May's community has concluded 2018 midterms and in Eu- pact. He told reporters in government is in turmoil Kavanaugh makes that Russia interfered in ropean elections. Washington before leav- over her plans for exiting the 2016 election to boost Trump arrived in Brus- ing that "Frankly, it helps the European Union. his case to senators By Lisa Mascaro country and blasted Dem- and Catherine Lucey ocrats as "eager to try Reunited immigrant children ASSOCIATED PRESS and turn judicial confir- mations into something WASHINGTON — Pres- like political elections." ident Donald Trump's The GOP leader warned scooped up into parents’ arms Supreme Court nomi- against engaging in nee, Brett Kavanaugh, "cheap political fear-mon- By Elliot Spagat and The Justice Department mapped out strategy with gering." Mike Householder said more than 50 chil- Republican leaders Tues- "We'll hear all kinds of ASSOCIATED PRESS dren under age 5 could be day, launching a fierce fantastic stories about the back in the arms of their confirmation battle that pain and suffering that SAN DIEGO — Clutch- parents by the deadline at could remake the court this perfectly qualified, ing little backpacks, smil- the end of the day. for decades and roil the widely respected judge ing immigrant children It was the largest single midterm elections in the will somehow unleash on were scooped up into their effort to date to undo the meantime. America if we confirm him parents' arms Tuesday as effects of President Don- Kavanaugh, a favorite of to the court," McConnell the Trump administration ald Trump's zero-toler- the GOP establishment, said. rushed to meet the dead- ance policy of separating first huddled with Senate Pence called Kavanaugh line for reuniting dozens families who try to slip Majority Leader Mitch a "good man." of youngsters forcibly sep- across the Mexican border McConnell of Kentucky. Democrats are uniting arated from their families into the U.S. Joining him were Vice behind a strategy to turn at the border. Authorities gave few President Mike Pence the confirmation fight into In Grand Rapids, Mich., details on where the re- and former Sen. Jon Kyl. a referendum on conser- two girls and a boy who unions would be held, and He also met for rough- vatives' efforts to undo ly 30 minutes with Sen. had been in temporary PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS many were expected to abortion access and chip Chuck Grassley of Iowa, foster care were reunited take place in private. away at other health care Ever Reyes Mejia, of Honduras, carries his son chairman of the Judiciary with their Honduran fa- In Grand Rapids, the protections under the Af- to a vehicle after being reunited and released Committee that is taking thers at a U.S. Immigra- children were "absolutely fordable Care Act. by United States Immigration and Customs En- the first close look at the tion and Customs Enforce- thrilled to be with their Senate Democratic lead- forcement in Grand Rapids, Mich. nomination. ment center about three parents again. It's all con- er Chuck Schumer of New While Republicans have months after they were fusing to them why there's York is vowing to fight the set a goal of confirm- split up. never going to be separat- ing his beaming son and nomination "with every- so many people here and ing Kavanaugh this fall, The three fathers were ed again," said immigra- the boy's Teenage Mutant thing I have." why there's so many Grassley said speed isn't "just holding them and tion lawyer Abril Valdes. Ninja Turtles backpack. strangers here, but they Schumer warned, "In One of the fathers, Ever The boy was secured in a the goal. The vetting pro- selecting Judge Kava- hugging them and telling know that they're safe," cess, he said, is "going to them that everything was Reyes Mejia, walked out booster seat, and father Valdes said outside the naugh, President Trump be thorough and going to did exactly what he said fine and that they were of the ICE center carry- and son were driven away. ICE offices. be done right." He did not he would do on the cam- offer a timeline for confir- paign trail — nominate mation hearings. someone who will over- Man says he left baby after car Republicans have react- turn women's reproduc- ed positively to Trump's tive rights and strike pick, but McConnell has down health care pro- little margin of error for tections for millions of crash because he was heavy the final vote unless a few Americans." Democrats can be brought The Democrats have onboard. Republicans turned their attention to MISSOULA, Mont. — A tal. One the way, the baby hold a slim 51-49 Senate pressuring two Repub- man told investigators he coughed up small sticks, majority, but they hope licans, Sens. Susan Col- left a 5-month-old baby the charging document to gain support for Kava- lins of Maine and Lisa boy in the woods after a said. He was treated for naugh from a handful of Murkowski of Alaska, to weekend car crash be- dehydration, lack of food Democrats who are up for oppose any nominee who cause the baby was very and scratches, cuts and re-election in states where threatens the Roe v. Wade heavy, court records said. bruises and was placed in Trump is popular. Supreme Court decision. Officers found the baby the custody of the Depart- McConnell called Ka- The two have supported — cold and hungry — un- ment of Public Health and vanaugh "one of the most access to abortion ser- der a pile of debris and Human Services. thoughtful jurists" in the vices. sticks early Sunday, sev- eral hours after the crash. Francis Carlton Crowley, 32, was scheduled to ap- pear in court in Missoula Motorcycle for sale Tuesday on charges of as- sault on a minor and crim- inal endangerment. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Deputies were called to Lolo Hot Springs at 8 p.m. A 5-month-old infant with dirt under his finger- Saturday because Crow- nails survived about nine hours being buried ley was creating a distur- under sticks and debris in the woods of Missou- bance and threatening to la, Mont. fire a gun, Missoula Coun- ty prosecutors said. Offi- records said. Crowley var- ley's crashed car, but the cers learned he and the iously said the baby was baby was not inside, court baby had been in a crash lying on the side of the records said. earlier that day. road or had died and was Officers followed a trail Crowley was disorient- buried in the woods. of personal items, includ- ed, likely because of drug Federal, state and local ing baby formula and a use, and unable to help of- agencies joined the search, diaper bag, down the slope ficers find the baby or say and U.S. Forest Service from the crash. Jessop and how long ago the crash Officer Nick Scholz ar- Scholz then searched up had occurred, charging rived with an off-highway slope from the crash, fol- documents said. vehicle. He and Missoula lowing a game trail until "Officers continued to County Deputy Ross Jes- they heard a faint noise search in the various ar- sop followed a forest road about 2:30 a.m. 2013 Harley Davidson FLHTK Electraglide Ultra Limited eas where the defendant on which Crowley said Jessop found the baby stated the baby was locat- he had traveled. They face down, covered in 103 c.i. with stage one kit. Vance & Hines header pipes with ed, but they had difficul- continued on a game small sticks and dressed ty given the defendant's trail where they spotted in only a wet and soiled Rinehart mufflers and HD race tuner. Red paint. Mileage numerous inconsistent small-diameter trees that onesie. at 10,600. Bike still has extended warranty until 09/30/18. statements about the ba- had been damaged. Even- The baby was taken via by's whereabouts," court tually, they spotted Crow- ambulance to the hospi- Mint condition, asking $15,000. Call Dave at 781-718-9550. A6 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 2018 POLICE/FIRE 16-year-old pleads All address information, particu- on Monday; at 170 Oxford St. MARBLEHEAD a person and will handle the larly arrests, reflect police records. In at 7:26 p.m. on Monday; at 38 incident. the event of a perceived inaccuracy, Hollingsworth St. at 11:18 a.m. Complaints not guilty to Lynn it is the sole responsibility of the con- on Tuesday. REVERE A report of a motor vehicle A report of wires down on cerned party to contact the relevant theft at 134 Broadway at 2:07 Kimball Street at 11:31 a.m. Arrest murder charges police department and have the p.m. on Monday; at 354 Lyn- on Monday; on Pilgrim Road at department issue a notice of correc- nway at 2:31 p.m. on Monday. 2:14 p.m. on Monday; at Mid- Joseph P. Spataro, 46, of 83 tion with Danis’ death. He tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or A report of shoplifting at 509 dle and South streets at 3:02 Vane St. Apt. 2, was arrested By Bridget Turcotte ITEM STAFF also pleaded not guilty. clarifications will not be made without Eastern Ave. at 3:26 p.m. on p.m. on Monday. and charged with assault with Danis was the victim of a Monday. A caller reported two males a dangerous weapon. LYNN — A teenager who express notice of change from the ar- triple shooting on Lawton walking down the street at allegedly fled the state af- resting police department. Avenue in which two oth- Vandalism Front and Franklin streets con- Accidents ter the shooting death of a er men suffered gunshot LYNN fronting people at 5:55 p.m. on 25-year-old Lynn resident A report of vandalism to a Monday. A report of a motor vehicle in June was arraigned in wounds. He was walking motor vehicle at 130 Neptune A caller reported a truck accident at Stop & Shop on home from a party, which Arrests Lynn District Court Tues- Blvd. at 1:58 p.m. on Monday; coming down the hill on Lee Squire Road at 12:12 p.m. day. police were responding to Monday; on Brown Circle at at Kelly Honda, 540 Lynnway, Street the wrong way and caus- Nathaniel Pagan, 16, for noise complaints, when Andrea Bono, 42, of 115 3:13 p.m. Monday; on Fern- at 7:40 p.m. on Monday ing damage to a pole at 9:39 was transported from New the shooting occurred. Walnut Ave., Revere, was arrest- wood Avenue at 5:05 p.m. p.m. on Monday. York Tuesday morning Surveillance video ed and charged with shoplifting Monday; at Showcase Cinemas LYNNFIELD where he was arrested for caught on a Lawton Av- by asportation at 4:09 p.m. on at 6:54 p.m. Monday; on Lee allegedly killing 25-year- enue neighbor’s security Monday. NAHANT Burbank Highway at 7:46 a.m. Complaints old Romel Danis. Pagan camera was obtained by Liz Garcia, 42, of 82 Frank- Tuesday; at Paul Revere School entered a not guilty plea Danis’ family and shows lin St., was arrested and Complaints at 8:08 a.m. Tuesday. charged with shoplifting by A burglar alarm was reported to charges of first degree two suspects firing their asportation and on warrant at the 99 Restaurant at 317 A report of a white SUV pass- murder and was ordered weapons and then fleeing charges of possession of a Salem St. at 12:04 a.m. on ing by Greystone Road and La- Complaints held without bail by Judge the scene. Responding offi- Monday. All secure. fayette Terrace several times at class B drug and conspiracy A report of vandalism to a Howard Hogan. cers could be seen arriving to violate a drug law at 4:15 Selective traffic enforcement 11:36 p.m. Sunday. Pagan will return to minutes later to find Dan- on Monday at 6:17 a.m. at 782 A report of two people hitting motor vehicle at Avalon and Dix p.m. on Monday. court on Aug. 20 for a is’ body and attending to Salem St. and 505 Broadway; golf balls in the park and some streets at 4:37 p.m. Monday. Darryl Kelsey, 35, of 3 Cur- A report of an assault on probable cause hearing. the other victims. win Circle, was arrested on a at 7 a.m. at 380 Essex St. and have landed on Willow Road Another man, Victor 3 Midland Road; at 9:21 a.m. just missing parked vehicles in Shirley Avenue at 6:34 p.m. default warrant charge at 2:54 Monday; on Derby Road at Figueroa, of 39 Baker St., Bridget Turcotte can be a.m. on Tuesday. on Main Street, citation issued the parking lots of Nahant Golf Lynn, was previously ar- reached at bturcotte@item- to Kisong Kim, of 499 Boston and the Ocean View at 2:23 11:54 p.m. Monday. Vincente Matos, 28, of 8 A report of vandalism on raigned on first degree live.com. Follow her on Chase St., was arrested on war- Road, Billerica. p.m. Sunday. murder charges in connec- Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. Elderly female caller reported A report of youths trespass- Parkside Place at 9:14 p.m. rant charges of prior violation of Monday. violence with a firearm, carry- neck and back pain on Monday ing on rocks on Nahant Road at 3:21 p.m. Sunday. ing a loaded firearm weapon, at 7:12 a.m. from 200 King Theft Lawyer readies insanity and unlawful possession of Rail Drive. Woman was taken to A caller reported that an in- ammo without an FID card at the hospital. fant was left unattended in a A report of shoplifting from defense for man charged 10:21 a.m. on Tuesday. Report by the Animal Control red sedan at Dunkin’ Donuts on Blanchards Liquors at 2:52 Christopher Morrissey, of officer on Monday at 8:25 a.m. Wilson Road at 6:03 p.m. Po- p.m. Monday; at Stop & Shop with homicide in Lynn 22 Mystic St., Methuen, was that an animal was stuck in the lice report the infant is actually on Squire Road at 5:14 p.m. fence at Newhall Park on Oak a small dog and the windows of arrested on a warrant charge Monday. SALEM (AP) — The law- Prosecutors will be able of shoplifting by concealing Street. Animal was freed. the vehicle are down. A report of a breaking and yer for a New Hampshire merchandise at 4:11 p.m. on Burglar alarm reported at the A caller reported her dinghy entering on Malden Street at to hire their own experts man accused of killing a Monday. Eddie Bauer at 1145 Market floated away from her mooring 4:16 p.m. Monday. to evaluate Brito. Ynelissa Ramos, 31, of 160 St. on Monday at 9:21 a.m. Of- while she was sailing at 10:08 delivery driver in Lynn Authorities say Brito Neptune Blvd., was arrested ficer reports building appears a.m. Monday. Police report the Overdose and raping a convenience shot and killed a driv- and charged with operating secure. dinghy was found floating into store clerk may pursue an er in Lynn on March 27, under the influence of liquor, Erasmo Jimenez-Perez was the beach near Tudor Wharf. A report of an overdose on insanity defense. then drove to North An- The Salem News reports leaving the scene of proper- issued a summons on Monday Another boater offered to bring Revere Beach Parkway at 4:19 dover where he sexually the boat out to her so she 22-year-old Brian Brito, of ty damage, and assault and at 11:23 a.m. at 145 Lowell St. p.m. Monday. assaulted the clerk and battery on a police officer at for a number plate violation, could get to shore. Manchester, N.H., will un- A Nahant Road resident re- dergo a psychiatric eval- robbed the store. 11:38 p.m. on Monday. and operating a motor vehicle SAUGUS He was linked to the with a suspended license. ported a group of people on uation at his attorney's Jonathan Rodriguez, 34, of earlier drive-by in Law- 100 Willow St., was arrested Larceny reported on Mon- the rocks across the street from request. Brito's attorney, Accidents rence in which two women on warrant charges of assault day at 12:22 p.m. at Our Lady his house, which is his property, Joseph Collins, told a and battery on ambulance of Assumption School at 40 at 4:37 p.m. Monday. A report of a motor vehicle judge Monday he expects were injured and is await- personnel and operating a Grove St., iPads went missing a A report of a grill fire on Nah- accident at Buffalo Wild Wings to file a notice for a "lack ing arraignment. motor vehicle with a suspend- month ago. Extra patrols. ant Road at 7:21 p.m. Monday. on Main Street at 11:12 a.m. of criminal responsibility" A status hearing is ed license and charged with Caller from 64 Pine Hill Road Monday; at 38 Main St. at 1:56 defense. scheduled for Sept. 18. trafficking over 200 grams of reported a neighbor was having PEABODY p.m. Monday; at Webster First a class A drug, distribution of a tree cut down on Monday at Federal Credit Union on Lincoln a class B drug, possession to 12:53 p.m. Complaints Avenue at 3:23 p.m. Monday; distribute a drug, felony use Officer requested at the Gap at First Baptist Church on Main of a firearm, possession of a at 900 Market St. on Monday A caller from 8 Elliott Place, Street at 7:23 p.m. Monday. firearm without an FID card, at 5:24 p.m. Apt. 1, reported Smokey, her carrying a loaded firearm Well being check was re- black, neutered male cat, was Complaints weapon, unlawful possession quested for 104 Ross Drive missing on Monday at 11:55 of ammo without an FID card, on Monday at 5:56 p.m. Caller a.m. The cat was last seen near A caller reported all street and operating a motor vehicle wanted a check on brother. Of- Elliott place on July 4. The cat lights were out on Oakwood Av- with a suspended license at ficer reports all is OK. is not wearing a collar or micro- enue at 1:50 a.m. Monday. 2:21 p.m. on Monday. Olivia Pinion-Felton, 22, of chipped. A report of a deceased rabbit 375 North Broadway, Apt. 113, Police received a call on Mon- in the middle of the street on Accidents was issued a summons for day at 12:39 p.m. about an air David Road at 7:12 a.m. Mon- conditioner in the road at the day; on Saville Street at 6:09 the unlicensed operation of a intersection of 36 Bartholomew p.m. Monday. A report of a motor vehicle motor vehicle, and leaving the St. and 2 Bartholomew Terrace. A report of street lights flash- crash at South Street and scene of a crash with proper- The Department of Public Works ing on and off on Plymouth Western Avenue at 2:47 p.m. ty damage on Monday at 6:42 was contacted to remove it. Street at 11:14 a.m. Monday. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS on Monday; at 164 Blossom p.m. A well being check was re- A report of a large box truck St. at 2:55 p.m. on Monday; Selective traffic enforcement Bridget Austin, left, and Jeanee Dunn could at Cowdrey Avenue and Lyn- quested on Monday at 1:12 leaking oil near a sewer drain at 605 Walnut St. and 1 Spar- face 2 to 20 years in prison on manslaughter nfield Street at 4:59 p.m. on p.m. in the vicinity of 83 Trem- on Lincoln Avenue at 12:37 hawk Drive on Monday at 8:36 charges. Monday; at 421 Chestnut St. ont St. and 56 Paleologos p.m. Monday. p.m. at 5:31 p.m. on Monday; at St. Caller reported a mobility A report of a person sitting on Caller reported a crash at 437 Western Ave. at 5:34 scooter has tipped over. Man the grass in front of Cap World 217 Main St. on Monday at 2 former care workers p.m. on Monday; at 107 was taken to Salem Hospital on Broadway who seems im- Waterhill St. at 6:29 p.m. on 8:48 p.m. with property dam- by Atlantic Ambulance Service paired at 12:58 p.m. Monday. Monday; at 51 New Park St. age. Phil’s Towing and Recovery in Lynn. A caller reported her car was charged in the death at 9:30 p.m. on Monday; at Services in Peabody contacted. On Monday at 1:42 p.m., keyed while she was in Barnes 3 Lynnfield St. at 6:25 a.m. Property check requested caller from 111 Birch St. re- & Noble on Broadway at 1:22 of a World War II vet on Tuesday; at Honey Dew at 514 Lowell St. on Monday ported she was bitten by one p.m. Monday. Donuts, 1067 Western Ave., at 9:32 p.m. Caller reported a of her husband’s dogs on June A caller reported damage to By Jeff Amy mation," East said at 7:52 a.m. on Tuesday; at vacant house with garage door 29. Both dogs, Dolce and her vehicle caused by fireworks ASSOCIATED PRESS Dunn was arrested July Eastern and Superior avenues open. Officer said it checked King, now live in Revere with 2. Austin was arrested from the street over on Conrad JACKSON, Miss. — at 8:21 a.m. on Tuesday. out. her husband, Steven Stoico. Monday. Terrace at 1:24 p.m. Monday. Two former employees A report of a motor vehicle A gang disturbance of teens Animal Control officer advised It's unclear why the A report of an unattended of a Mississippi veterans crash with personal injury at fighting was reported at Pane- her that he is not authorized autopsy took so long, al- dog in a car at Linwood and home have been charged Broad and Newhall streets at ra Bread at 430 Market St. on to tell him the dogs are not though Mississippi's De- Avon streets at 1:43 p.m. Mon- with manslaughter in the 5:41 a.m. on Tuesday. Monday at 9:36 p.m. Officer allowed at her home, as it is a partment of Public Safe- day. 2017 death of a 93-year- reported kids were gone upon civil matter. King is vaccinated ty has said short-staffing A report of a seagull with a old World War II veteran. arrival. against rabies. It is unknown if among state medical Assaults broken wing at Ballard Street Police charged 25-year- Property check was request- the dogs are licensed in Re- examiners is causing and Salem Turnpike at 2:48 old Jeanee Dunn of Oxford A report of an assault at ed at Glen Meadow Park on vere. months of delays in pro- p.m. Monday. and 41-year-old Bridget Shaw’s Supermarket, 43 State Trickett Road on Monday at The Animal Control officer ducing final autopsy re- A report of a man looking into Austin of Abbeville with St., at 1:38 p.m. on Monday. 10:06 p.m. Officer reported all reported two cats, Hercules sults. the church while the caller was manslaughter by culpable appears to be in order. and Persephone from 18 North A judge set bail for both trying to lock it up at 3:54 p.m. negligence, more than a Breaking and Entering Wakefield Police Department Central St., were exposed to a Monday. women at $250,000 and reported of a group of kids was bat on Monday at 2:10 p.m. year after Durley Bratton A report of a motor vehicle A report of a water main they were jailed. East said headed to the mall on Market Owner reports Persephone died in April 2017. breaking and entering at 55 break at the mens housing at he doesn't know if either Street for a fight on Monday at killed a bat and it was sent to Oxford Police Chief Joey Broad St. at 11:33 a.m. on Salvation Army on Broadway at woman has a lawyer to 10:20 p.m. Officer unable to Bulger Veterinary Hospital in East told The Associat- Monday; at 132 Fayette St. at 5:30 p.m. Monday. ed Press in a telephone speak for her. Indictments locate teens. North Andover for testing. Bulg- A Central Street resident re- have not yet been issued, 12:39 p.m. on Monday; at 431 Police observed a motor er confirmed it tested negative interview Tuesday that Union St. at 4:59 a.m. on Tues- ported his neighbor went into investigators long sus- but a manslaughter con- vehicle in the rear parking lot for rabies. No need to quaran- his back yard and released his viction could bring 2 to 20 day. of the Bali-Hai Restaurant at tine the cat. pected Dunn and Austin two exotic birds from their cages. had dropped Bratton and years in prison. 93 Moulton Drive on Monday Caller reported Chelsea, her The caller reported the birds are The state Veterans Af- Overdose at 10:21 p.m. Officer ap- female 2-year-old calico cat, then put him back in bed valued at $2,800 each. Police re- without telling anyone, fairs Board runs four 150- A report of a possible over- proached the motor vehicle went missing on Monday at ported the birds returned home. bed nursing homes across and found three individuals in- 2:24 p.m. from 30 Hancock leaving him to die of his dose at 6:17 p.m. on Monday. A report of youths playing bas- injuries. The investigation Mississippi, including the side. Parties were identified as St. She was last seen in the ketball at Bristow Street play- one in Oxford. Records Michael Vito Gerardi, Matthew area of Hancock Street on July began after officials at a Theft ground at 11:43 p.m. Monday. Memphis, Tenn., hospital kept by the state Person- Gaffney, and Joshua Johnson, 3. Cat has a microchip but nel Board show that both A report of a robbery at all of Lynnfield. One half ounce does not wear a collar. where Bratton was taken Theft contacted police, days be- Dunn and Austin were di- Chestnut and Mason streets at of marijuana was confiscated. Report of shoplifting at Stop rect care workers hired in 12:17 p.m. on Monday. Parties were released with a & Shop at 19 Howley St. on A report of shoplifting from fore he died. However, East said in- April 2017. Both stopped A report of a larceny at 19 warning and told of the pot Monday at 3:32 p.m. Loss Pre- Lowe’s on Broadway at 6:54 working for the home in Market Square at 1:20 p.m. law. vention reports they detained p.m. Monday. vestigators felt they didn't have enough evidence May. Brittany Frederick, to charge anyone until a spokeswoman for the autopsy results were re- board, says the reason the turned on July 2, conclud- women stopped working Lynn Drug Task Force ing Bratton died of blunt- for the board are exempt CALL 24 HOURS A DAY force trauma. from public disclosure. Hotline or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) "We had interviewed the Acting Executive Di- ladies involved and our rector Sheralyn Hibbler investigation was pending declined to discuss the de- All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. a lot on the autopsy and tails of the case, citing the 781-477-4444 Callers may remain anonymous. Spanish menu available medical examiner's infor- investigation. WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 People, please stay in your lane

KRAUSE horns as if it’s a musical From A1 instrument instead of a safety device. They don’t the area. At the outset, call it “road rage” because let me just say that in an it never happens. ideal world, those who Don’t be so pious. take one of those things Chances are that all of us and drop it off should find — at one time or anoth- a place where the bike er — have violated some can be neatly disposed of. sacrosanct aspect of road Nobody should be com- protocol. So, please. Light- fortable leaving a bicycle en up about the bikes. — yours or the one you’re And to the cyclists: You borrowing — on its side know, or should know, the so people have to dodge it drill. If you’re sharing while they’re walking. the road with Bluto, you But honestly, some of have to pay him some the whining I’ve seen and mind. Don’t be oblivious heard is a little much. I to what’s around you, or challenge all you people what he may be prone to who tut-tut about incon- do. Just as the road is not siderate bike riders to the exclusive domain of take a tour of parking lots the Blutos of the world, and curbsides. Count how it’s not all yours either. many cars take up more Obey the same traffic than one space, whether rules Bluto has to obey. they’re parallel parked Also, bicyclists, you’re or in a designated space. not helping yourself out Count the ones who are very much in this nev- wedged into areas that are er-ending power play if not designated for park- you insist on throwing ing. Count the ones that your vehicles around like are double-parked because they’re disposable items. “I’m just running a quick You know how it goes. If errand, and after all, none you treat them that way, of these silly rules apply then they’re going to be to me anyway.” Count the considered disposable, ones who use handicapped and they’ll be taken away. spaces with no designa- And that would be too tion allowing them to park bad. Because the bottom there. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK line here is that bicycles And to the next person are better for the envi- Marblehead artist Elaine Daly shows how she manipulates plastic bags to use in her paintings. who gets indignant be- ronment — especially in cause bicyclists insist on crowded cities — riding using a public street (and them is good exercise, and Marblehead painter thinks outside the box you know who you are), their presence relieves I issue this challenge. congestion in areas that Park your car in a legally sorely need that relief. water. Now, she spends about the environment said. “I mean, you never PAINTER designated space, if you So, come on. Don’t wave most of her time creating until someone said some- know what’s going to hap- From A1 can find one, stand on the the red flag in front of pieces that portray differ- thing about making a use pen, so you get the paint- sidewalk and watch how Bluto; and don’t push her father and his love ent views of the open wa- of something that is so brush in your hand and people drive. Watch them Popeye around unduly. for drawing. Daly, now 81, ter she has grown to adore. bad.” you pray.” cut fellow drivers off. Es- That way, we all might spent a lot of her child- The mother of four cre- Daly is always going Daly will showcase her timate, if you can, how far live longer. hood driving her father up ates her pieces in a studio through phases of inspi- abstract art during the over the speed limit some a wall while racing around she rents on the fourth ration from everyday life. Marblehead Art Associ- of them are going. Listen Steve Krause can be the house on her tricycle. floor of the Studios at Por- Her most recent painting ation event at 8 Hooper to how often and how reached at skrause@item- To keep her quiet, Daly’s ter Mill in Beverly. Dian- was influenced by the tan- St. on Saturday. The ar- easily they lean on their live.com. father began showing her na, her only daughter, is go class she signed up for tistic showcase runs from some of his work. the one child who followed three months ago. The use 10 a.m. to noon and Daly “He would show me the her mother’s footsteps by of plastic bags was just was given a two-hour slot Swampscott explores little Indian on the nickel becoming an artist. The one of those phases that where she will highlight coin, only he made it look two women share the stu- happened to keep giv- her plastic bag art. Mate- like a chief by doing this dio and sell their vastly ing the resourceful artist rials will be provided so growing old gracefully one line, profile drawing different pieces during something to play around attendees can participate and adding a headdress,” open houses, with Daly with. She may not know in creating some of their SWAMPSCOTT grams that will help them she said. “It just clicked having already sold three how much longer she will own resourceful pieces. From A1 enjoy their golden ages “When you don’t try new for me at 4 years old, so I of her plastic bag paint- work with the material, as much as all the other things you become stale. sat down at my little table ings. but she’s going to keep at Other goals would be points in their lives.” It’s like food, you have to and chairs and I just kept “Plastic is kind of a big it until the ideas stop flow- to make housing more Fitzgerald said the as- be alive and if you’re not drawing and drawing and controversy right now ing. age-friendly, whether it’s sessment process will be constantly growing your drawing.” and at least I’m using it “You can manipulate creating additional hous- looking at making sure brain just stays still and ing stock or retrofitting town government sup- Although Daly’s first for something I think is what you want for the that’s really bad.” existing housing to meet ports services that are painting was of the ocean, pretty or I think is valid,” heck of it or manipulate it those needs. For instance, accessible to all ages and she grew up in “cow coun- she said. “This just sort of to look like something, like Bella diGrazia can be he said most homes are not abilities, which includes try Methuen” knowing happened, so to be honest I’ve done that for moun- reached at bdigrazia@ age-friendly in town, with making sure there is ac- nothing about the salty I wasn’t really thinking tains and for water,” she itemlive.com. a majority at least three cess to healthcare ser- steps up from ground level vices, transportation and City offers incremental incentive to Munroe Street developer to the front door. leisure, such as the town’s Affordable housing is municipal parks and wa- DEVELOPER later, he said there’s been ment would be. She said “Our city is facing a also an issue. Less than terfront. The study will From A1 350 people who moved the $5 million produced in housing affordability cri- 4 percent of the town’s also look at making sure into the downtown, which taxes for the city over the sis right now. We need housing stock is defined as the town’s housing stock project. “When is the last they now call home. next seven years will help innovative solutions that affordable, which is much ensures access to those time Lynn had a $90 mil- To plan for that vision, pay for teachers, the fire will help us deal with that lower than the state-man- services. lion investment? I’m old in lieu of the lack of a and police departments problem, create perma- dated 10 percent, Powell Using zoning to address and it predates me. So, planning department, the and street repairs for the nently affordable housing, said. those needs and having this really is a historical city enlisted the services city. bring in living wage jobs One of the biggest prob- local ordinances and de- investment in the city of of RKG Associates, which “This project, I think, is and make development lems of aging, he said, is cisions that focus on se- Lynn … It really is a lega- told city officials that if an investment, nearly $90 truly equitable.” elders, especially men, nior quality of life issues cy type of project. It’s that they want substantial million into our downtown The Housing Develop- tend to become isolated are some of the goals that significant. It will definite- economic development in area,” Chakoutis said. “It’s ment Incentive Program, and lonely, which leads come out of similar stud- ly impact economic devel- the downtown, they would the largest investment authorized by the state, to depression. Powell said ies, Fitzgerald said. opment going forward and need to put market-rate the city’s probably had in provides Gateway Cit- the study will help to iden- The age-friendly assess- it brings a lot of people housing there. 50 years … I think it’s a ies with a tool to devel- tify the degree to which ment aligns with Gov. into the downtown.” Voting against the tax great idea for the down- op market-rate housing that phenomenon exists Charlie Baker’s goal to The development would incentive were City Coun- town area.” while increasing residen- in town and uncover ways make Massachusetts the feature apartments priced cilors Peter Capano, Brian Lynn United for Change, tial growth, expanding to address it, which could most age-friendly state in the nation. in the mid $2,000s per LaPierre, Hong Net, and a volunteer-based commu- diversity of housing stock, include creating services. Baker said in his State month, an underground Jay Walsh. nity organization, submit- supporting economic de- “Of all the communities of the Commonwealth ad- garage, a 6,000-square- Capano and Walsh said ted a petition to the coun- velopment, and promoting in Essex County, Swamp- dress that AARP (Ameri- foot deck with ocean and the process was rushed cil opposing the project. neighborhood stabiliza- scott is graying as one of can Association of Retired Boston skyline views, and and they didn’t have The petition takes issue tion in designated areas. the fastest communities, Persons) has formally des- 20,000 square feet of re- enough time to consider in terms of aging,” said with the lack of affordable Procopio has an agree- ignated Massachusetts as tail and restaurant space the plan before the vote. housing in the 100 percent ment to purchase the Town Administrator Sean Fitzgerald. “We’re getting one of only two age-friend- on the first floor on Oxford “I like the overall proj- market-rate project. Pack- 30,000 square-foot parcel ly states in the country — older faster in Swamp- and Munroe streets. ect,” said LaPierre. “I just ing the City Council cham- for an undisclosed price. New York is the other — scott, so we’ve got to rec- Cowdell said the ground- couldn’t bring myself to bers was a large group of Assessed at $216,700, the and state support would ognize some of those de- work was laid for Tuesday offer an incentive of that sign-carrying protesters. parcel is owned by Munroe be increased for the Coun- mographic trends and act night’s vote 15 years ago, magnitude in the city’s “We call on the City Partners LLC, operated by cils on Aging in the state with some of those things when the City Council difficult financial times. Council to say ‘no’ to tax Gordon Hall, president of budget to its highest level in mind. took a vote to set a vision That large amount of a breaks for projects like the the Hall Co., and a Dai- ever. “We want to make sure for the downtown. He said TIF was just too much, too one on Munroe Street that ly Item director. Munroe “This affects everyone,” we have a careful under- the city had a bunch of soon.” create segregated luxury Partners purchased the said Powell. “No one es- industrial buildings and Speaking in favor of the housing with no apart- lot in 2010 for $650,000. standing of social isola- capes aging. At some those in opposition at that project was Ward 5 City ments affordable to lower A groundbreaking on the tion. There’s concerns point, whether you want meeting said people would Councilor Dianna Chak- income, working class res- development is scheduled about health and early to or not, you’ll be in this never move into down- outis, who represents the idents of the surrounding for either late 2018 or ear- onset dementia where age group and you’ll want town Lynn. Fifteen years ward where the develop- area,” reads the petition. ly 2019. folks are still acting in- these services. 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By Harold Rivera hit the ball. I wish nothing but the best ITEM SPORTS EDITOR of luck for those guys and for Peabody West.” LYNN — Needing a win to cement Salem grabbed a quick lead in the top their bid in the District 16 Tournament of the first. Jack Doyle laced a one-out final, the Lynnfield 12-year-old All-Stars double and scored the game’s first run on brought their best effort Tuesday eve- a Lynnfield error. Julian Ortiz followed ning. with a two-out single but Rosa buckled Christian Rosa pitched 5 2/3 strong down and Lynnfield escaped the jam innings and Nick Hubbard tallied three with a 1-0 deficit. RBI in Lynnfield’s 9-3 win over Salem at Lynnfield plated five runs in the bottom Pine Hill’s Spagnoli Field. of the first. Nick Groussis came home on Rosa totaled 14 strikeouts and allowed a wild pitch and an errant throw back to two earned runs on six hits. Salem starter Casey McGrath allowed “Christian’s awesome,” Lynnfield man- Tyler Adamo to score. Hubbard (3-for-3, ager Matt Adamo said. “He has three three RBI) added a RBI double and Jar- pitches and he throws the ball hard. He’s ret Scoppettuolo followed with a RBI sin- able to spot his fastball and keep hitters gle. Ryan MacEachern raced home on a off- balance the entire game. wild pitch to cap the rally with Lynnfield “Salem’s really good,” Matt Adamo add- ahead 5-1. ed. “They lost their first game and then “That (first inning) was huge,” Matt they just kept winning. They came back Adamo said. “When Nick (Groussis) and from some pretty big deficits. We never Tyler get on, good things happen. They’re felt comfortable with any lead but with fast and they can run the bases. We Christian on the mound and his mentali- scored two on a passed ball. Those two ty, I knew he wouldn’t get rattled.” guys, if we can get them on they set the With the loss, Salem’s eliminated from table. We have the big bats to follow to ITEM FILE PHOTO the District 16 Tournament. drive them in.” “Lynnfield’s a great team,” Salem man- Three RBI from standout hitter Nick Hubbard, center, lifted Lynn eld to ager Kevin McGrath said. “They can LYNNFIELD, B2 a win over Salem in the District 16 Tournament Tuesday. Gonzalez leads the way for Peabody 15's

By Harold Rivera board early and grabbed a quick ITEM SPORTS EDITOR lead. Jared DeFilippo (1-for-3, run) hit a one-out single and advanced LYNN — It’s usually safe to bet to third base after a passed ball and that whenever the Peabody and a Peabody errant throw. Nicko Ga- Lynn 15-year-old Babe Ruth All- leazzi (0-for-2, RBI) followed with Stars meet, a close game’s in the deep fly to right field, good for a cards. sac-fly scoring DeFilippo for the 1-0 That was certainly the case Tues- Lynn edge. day night at Breed Middle School, That’s how it stayed until Pea- when a bases-loaded walk in the body found the scoreboard in the bottom of the sixth made the differ- bottom of the second. After loading ence in Peabody’s 2-1 state tourna- the bases with one out Matthew ment win over Lynn. Botelho (0-for-1, RBI) hit a RBI Peabody starting pitcher Alex groundout, plating Ryan Knight Gonzalez pitched seven stellar in- with the game-tying run. Lynn nings, allowing just one earned run starter Aidan Dow induced a and fanning five. groundout to strand Peabody run- "Alex was lights out," Peabody ners at second and third, keeping manager Don Ligh said. "He had 69 game tied at 1-1. pitches in seven innings. The bats Things settled down through the came alive at the right time. Lynn's next few innings. Lynn laced one- always a tough team. It's always a out singles in the top of the third close game when we play them. (Jackson Nickolau, 1-for-2) and "Alex is always on," Ligh added. fifth (Dow, 1-for-2) innings but Pea- ITEM FILE PHOTO "He's been on every single game. body squashed both chances with Peabody's Alex Gonzalez allowed This is his fourth win, his second in 1-4-3 double plays. states." only one earned run in seven in- The Lynners found the score- PEABODY, B2 nings of work Tuesday night. ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O'ROURKE Esteban Paula scored the lone run for the Swampscott Sox in a loss to the North Shore Phillies in an NSBL game at Swampscott Mid- dle School Tuesday. Navigators split road doubleheader with Nashua Silver Knights North Shore Phillies NASHUA, N.H. — The North Navs with insurance in the opener. The Silver Knights tagged Navs Shore Navigators scored three runs Second baseman Joey Murphy starter Jeam Castillo (New England sneak past in the top of the eighth inning en (Saint Joseph’s of Maine) went 3-for- College) for two runs in the bottom of route to a 6-3 win over the Nashua 4 with two runs scored and an RBI the rst inning. After shortstop Cody Silver Knights in the rst game of to lead North Shore’s seven-hit ef- Morissette (Boston College) drew a Swampscott Sox Tuesday’s Futures Collegiate Base- fort, while Brock Riley (Salem State) two-out walk, designated hitter Jake ball League doubleheader at Histor- struck out three and allowed just Lebel (NYIT) hit a two-run home ic Holman Stadium. four hits over three innings of score- run to deep center eld. By Daniel Kane North Shore loaded the bases on ITEM STAFF The two teams split a doublehead- less ball to earn his rst win. er for the second time this season as In the nightcap, Frelick went 1-for- just one hit in the second. Left elder SWAMPSCOTT — In a pitcher's duel from start to Nashua shortstop Cody Morissette 2 and scored twice. He has now Michael Wynne (Wofford) hit a two- nish, the North Shore Phillies earned a 2-1 win over (Boston College) hit a walk-off single reached base in all 20 games in out single before Silver Knight start- the Swampscott Sox Tuesday night at Swampscott in the seventh inning of a 5-4 night- which he has appeared since joining er and St. John’s Prep alum Justin Middle School. cap. With the split, North Shore the team from Lexington High Snyder (Bryant) walked one and hit Phillies starter Matt Burnham threw six solid in- moves to 13-20 on the summer, while School. a batter, but a ground ball off the bat nings while allowing no earned runs. Burnham al- Nashua is 12-20. The Navs return to action at 7 p.m. of Frelick ended the inning. lowed three hits while striking out two and walking Catcher John Prentice (New En- Wednesday against the rst-place The Navs jumped ahead for the one batter. Mario Padovani got the save in the seventh gland College) drew a bases-loaded Martha’s Vineyard Sharks before rst time with a three-run fourth, but Nashua scored in its half of the while striking out three of the four batters he faced. walk to bring home the game-win- Worcester visits Fraser Field the fol- same inning to force an eighth and "Great job by our starter Matt Burnham," Phillies ning run before shortstop Sal Frelick lowing night to begin a three-game extra inning. manager Chris Carroll said. "An unbelievable job (Boston College) hit a two-run single homestand. keeping them off balance and we had a couple key hits. through the right side to provide the Game 1: North Shore 6, Nashua 3 NAVS, B2 "We had good defense tonight and a great job by Ma- rio to close it out for us," Carroll added. At the plate the Phillies were led by Kurtis White (1-for-2 with two walks and one RBI) who drove in the rst run of the game and scored one run as well. Kyle Rucker scores 23 at Parks & Rec basketball Devin (0-for-2 with a sacri ce  y) also had a RBI. Junior Santos also had a solid day on the mound for By Mike Alongi the Sox. Santos pitched all seven innings, allowing two ITEM STAFF earned runs on three hits while striking out 10 batters. LYNN — The second day of the Lynn Parks "A well played game," Swampscott manager Joe Ca- and Recreation Summer Basketball League ponigro said. "I thought Junior Santos pitched a really was just as much of a success as the rst day, excellent game for us and defensively we were pretty with six games across the three divisions sound today but we just didn't have that hitting. You played at the outdoor courts of Breed Middle have to hit a little more to win these kind of games and School Tuesday afternoon. we didn't do that." In the elementary school division, Pizza Lov- "Matt Burnham pitched a great game for them," ers defeated Cuff-McGinn Funeral Home, 48- Caponigro added. "They had one inning where they 42. Deono Abongo led the way for Pizza Lov- strung three hits together, I think we may have out hit ers with an impressive 29 points, while Xavier them but [Burnham] made his pitches and then Pado- Muniz added 11 points in the win. Cuff-Mc- vani came in and did a good job at the end." Ginn was led by Kameron Rucker, who scored The Phillies got on the board early thanks to a two- 23 points, while Travis Sanchez had 14 points. out rally in the second inning. A double by Alec Tauro The second elementary school game saw and a single by Dylan Duval, who would steal second, Xtreme Silkscreen & Design beat Lynn Fire- put runners in scoring position with two outs. White ghters Local 739, 47-11. Rowen Merryman then sent Tauro home with a RBI single to put the had a solid day in the win for Xtreme Silk- Phillies up 1-0. screen & Design with 10 points, ve rebounds White reached base again in the fth with a leadoff and three assists, while Jason Perry added walk and would later steal second before being moved eight points and two rebounds in the win- to third on a ground ball by Mike Grif n. Devin then ning effort. On the losing side, Farhan Abukar sent a  y ball to center eld that allowed White to tag led the way for Lynn Fire ghters Local 739 ITEM FILE PHOTO with six points, one rebound and two assists. up and score what would later become the winning run Cuffe-McGinn's Kameron Rucker, left, scored 23 for the Phillies. Tyzaiah Cox had four points in the loss. points in a loss to Pizza Lovers in the Lynn Parks and NSBL, B2 BASKETBALL, B2 Recreation Summer Basketball League Tuesday. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 2018 Red Sox notch eighth consecutive win after beating Rangers BOSTON (AP) — Andrew Rougned Odor homered and Red Sox up 5-1. Benintendi bolstered his All- Joey Gallo hit a two-run dou- Hector Velazquez allowed Star credentials with a pair of ble for the Rangers, who have one run on two hits over the doubles and two RBIs in his lost four of five. first three innings. Jalen final game before fan votes Yovani Gallardo (3-1) made Beeks, recalled from Triple-A are tallied, and the Boston Red it through the first two innings Pawtucket earlier Tuesday, Sox beat the Texas Rangers without allowing a baserun- pitched the next 2 1/3, allow- 8-4 on Tuesday night to extend ner, but ran into trouble in the ing three runs on four hits, be- their winning streak to eight third. fore he was pulled for Brandon games. After entering the inning Workman with one out in the Jackie Bradley Jr. hit a pair with a 1-0 lead, Gallardo faced sixth and runners at second of RBI doubles and Xander the entire Boston lineup in the and third. Bogaerts hit a two-run triple third as the Red Sox tagged Odor, whose homer in the as Boston scored five runs in him for six hits — three of second cleared the Texas bull- the third and won for the 15th them doubles — and five runs. pen and landed deep in the time in 18 games. Blake Swihart and Bradley tunnel in right, singled and Matt Barnes (3-2) got the started the rally on back-to- Isiah Kiner-Falefa doubled be- win with one inning of relief, back doubles with one out. fore Workman came on to face striking out the side in the Gallardo struck out Mookie Gallo, whose double to center seventh after the Rangers had Betts for the second out, but scored two to pull the Rangers pulled within 6-4 with two Benintendi doubled in a run, to 6-4. runs in the sixth. He was the Martinez singled and Xan- Barnes took over in the fourth of five relievers the Red der Bogaerts hit a triple over seventh, Brandon Workman PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Sox rode to another victory the head of Delino DeShields pitched the eighth and Ryan Jackie Bradley Jr., who had two doubles and two RBI in a win over the and improve on the best record in the center-field triangle to Brasier finished it off with a Texas Rangers Tuesday night, makes a diving catch in the sixth inning. in the majors. drive in two more and put the scoreless ninth. Lynnfield advances to District 16 title game LYNNFIELD mo said. “He swings such a good bat field’s 9-3 win. From B1 and he’s seeing the ball so well. The Lynnfield, with a day off Wednes- ball explodes off his bat. He hit three day, shifts its gears to preparing for Rosa struck out the side in the top one-hoppers to the fence and they all Thursday’s District 16 final against of the second and Lynnfield added looked like they’d hop through the undefeated Peabody West (5:45 at three runs to its lead in the bottom fence because he hits it so hard.” Wyoma.) Should Lynnfield defeat half. Matthew Papagikos reached Salem’s EJ Colbert led the fifth Peabody West Thursday, the two on an error to lead the inning and with a single. After a strikeout, Roc- teams will play a winner-take-all tilt pinch-runner Brendan Manoogian co Ryan (1-for-2, 2 RBI) provided the Friday night for the District 16 crown. scored on Tyler Adamo’s sac-fly. Rosa, highlight of the evening for Salem The two squads met last Saturday who singled, scored on an errant pick- with a 2-run home-run to centerfield. in a 16-2 Peabody West victory. Matt off attempt to boost Lynnfield’s lead “Rocco Ryan hitting that home- Adamo acknowledged that Peabody to 7-1. Hubbard added a RBI double run, he’s my only 11-year-old,” Kevin West presents a tough task but feels to right, giving Lynnfield a 8-1 advan- McGrath said. “I was very happy for his team will be ready for the chal- tage after two frames. him. I think that’s his first home-run lenge. Hubbard roped his third RBI dou- in Little League.” “They’re awesome. Their No. 2-5 ble of the evening in the fourth, mak- Rosa induced the first two outs of hitters can rip the ball,” Matt Ada- ing it a 9-1 Lynnfield edge. the sixth on a pair of strikeouts be- mo said. “They have kids that throw “You see the other team react fore reaching his pitch count limit of hard and they play well in the field. (during Hubbard’s at-bats) and 85. Manoogian came on in relief and It’s nice to get another crack at ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE they’re taking a step back,” Matt Ada- induced a groundout to finish Lynn- them.” Junior Santos allowed two runs on just three hits with 10 strikeouts for Swampscott Tuesday. Navs play a pair of close games against Silver Knights North Shore Phillies NAVS out. Prentice drew a bases-loaded cap, and 4-for-7 with two runs scored From B1 free pass to give the Navs a lead be- and five RBI in the total doublehead- fore Frelick roped knocked in two er. take over first place After center fielder George Suther- runs with a single, extending his North Shore recorded just one hit land (Cochise) led off the visiting league-leading RBI total to 34. and benefited from three errors in a half of the fourth with an infield Guerrero struck out eight Navs three-run sixth to tie the score at in NSBL standings single, Murphy drove a double to over 4.1 innings of relief but was 4-4. Frelick hit a leadoff single be- center and Wynne was hit by a pitch. charged with the loss as he allowed fore Varinos was awarded first base Prentice greeted Nashua reliever three of North Shore’s six runs. On on catcher’s interference. After Du- NSBL Michael Guerrero (Marshall) with a offense, Lebel, Brickman, and left fault recorded the first out, Eng- From B1 game-tying, broken-bat single. Third fielder Jeff Costello (Northeastern) strom reached on a fielder’s choice The Sox got on the board in the sixth. Esteban Paula, baseman Elias Varinos (Tufts) then each had two hits for Nashua. that allowed two runs to score and who reached on a single and stole second, would come reached on a fielder’s choice, and an Game 2: Nashua 5, North Shore 4 reached third base on a pair of er- error plated Wynne with the tying The Navs took a 1-0 lead right off rors, setting up second baseman around to score on an error at third base to cut the run. the bat against Nashua ace Brandon Spencer Brown (Northern Essex CC) lead to 2-1. Nashua plated the tying run in the Dufault (Northeastern) as Frelick for a run-scoring grounder to the With Padovani in to close the seventh for the Phillies, bottom of the fourth as former Navs drew a leadoff walk and came around right side. the Sox managed to get a runner on base thanks to first baseman Alex Brickman (Day- to score on designated hitter Harri- Begin allowed four runs on six hits an error at second. Sox pinch runner Wilbur Rosario ton) and right fielder Andrew Gor- son Engstrom’s (Cochise) two-out and two walks over his five-inning would later steal second base but Padovani struck out ham (Tulane) logged back-to-back single through the right side. start. Dufault fanned seven Navs the next two batters end the 2-1 victory for the Phil- singles with one out and catcher Nashua responded with two runs over six innings of three-hit, four- lies. Teddy Beaudet (Northeastern) hit a in its half of the opening frame as run ball, though just one of the runs With the win the North Shore Phillies move to first sacrifice fly to center field. Lebel and first baseman Ryan Be- he allowed was earned. place in the North Shore Baseball League. Castillo stranded runners on base rardino (Bentley) tagged Zach Begin Garret Keough (Holy Cross) “This puts us at 13-2 on the year,” Carroll said. “Right in both the fourth and fifth innings, (St. Joseph’s of Maine) for back-to- pitched a scoreless first inning of now we’re in a good spot.” finishing his first start of the sum- back RBI doubles with two outs. relief, but the Silver Knights walked mer allowing three runs on five hits From there, Begin and Dufault put off with a win on three hits in the while striking out three. Riley fol- up dueling zeroes for three innings seventh. Catcher Dylan Jones NFLPA files grievance lowed him out of the bullpen and before the Silver Knights took a 4-1 (Franklin Pierce) and White led off pitched one-hit ball over his first two lead after five innings. the seventh with singles before an innings, allowing the Navs to score After center fielder Austin White intentional walk loaded the bases, over anthem policy three times in the eighth for their (Rhode Island) drew a one-out walk and Morissette drove the winning fifth win in six games. and Costello singled in the fifth, Leb- hit through the left side. NEW YORK (AP) — The NFL Players Association filed a Right fielder JP Knight (Tufts) led el extended the Nashua lead with a Morissette’s hit made a winner out grievance with the league on Tuesday challenging its na- off the eight-batter inning with a two-run double to right field. Lebel of Nashua reliever Joe Grassett tional anthem policy. walk before three consecutive North went 2-for-3 with two doubles, a run (Hartford) who struck out a pair of The union says that the new policy, which the league im- Shore batters reached base with one scored and three RBI in the night- Navs in one scoreless inning. posed without consultation with the NFLPA, is inconsis- tent with the collective bargaining agreement and infring- es on players’ rights. The filing met a statute of limitations Parks & Rec basketball continues to draw players deadline and will be heard by an independent arbitrator, an NFLPA spokesman said. In May, the NFL approved its national anthem policy at game, beating Councilman Buzzy Bar- Re-Elect Rick Starbard and Wood & BASKETBALL its owners meetings in Atlanta. The policy allows players ton 55-50. Oliver Gravely led Gannon Associates, ended in a 34-34 tie due From B1 to protest during the national anthem by staying in the Building Associates with 18 points, to rain. Dyrrell Rucker led Commit- locker room, but forbids them from sitting or taking a knee In the middle school division, Co- while Miguel Segura had 13 points. tee to Re-Elect Rick Starbard with if they’re on the field or the sidelines. lumbia Insurance took down Ram Wally Florencio scored 22 points to 12 points, two rebounds and three as- Teams will be subject to fines if players don’t comply and Electric by a score of 69-58. Lionel Ri- pace Councilman Buzzy Barton in the sists, while Natural Allen just missed will have the option of punishing players. vera had a double-double to lead Co- loss, while Victor Mafo had 13 points. a double-double with 11 points, nine lumbia Insurance, notching 25 points, In the high school division, Panakio rebounds and two assists. For Wood & When the league announced the policy, Commissioner 10 rebounds and four assists in the Adjusters took down Dart World 54-48 Associates, Kyjuan Anderson led the Roger Goodell called it a compromise aimed at putting the victory. Glorie Cabongo had 14 points, in the opening game. Aung Hein and way with nine points and Jeremy As- focus back on football after a tumultuous year in which three rebounds and four assists in the Luis Rodriguez each had 11 points to wande added six points. television ratings dipped nearly 10 percent; some blamed win. Ram Electric was led by Jane Ta- lead the way for Panakio Adjusters. The Lynn Parks and Recreation the protests for such a drop. The union said at that time varez’s 14 points and three rebounds, For Dart World, Hizel Espinal led the Summer Basketball League will that it would file a grievance against any change in the while Alejandro Fernandez added 15 way with 19 points, while Josh Trans- make the move over to East Lynn collective bargaining agreement. points. tamar had eight points. for the next two days to play games The union said Tuesday it has proposed having its ex- Gannon Building Associates earned The second game in the high school at Lynn English Wednesday and ecutive committee talking to the NFL instead of proceed- the win in the second middle school division, between the Committee to Thursday. ing with litigation. The union said the NFL has agreed to those discussions. The NFL declined to comment about the union’s action. In 2016, then-49ers quarterback, Colin Kaepernick Peabody 15’s take down Lynn at Breed began protesting police brutality and social injustice by kneeling during the national anthem, and the demonstra- PEABODY Peabody threatened in the fifth with so we had to bring Kyle (Durant) in. We tion spread to other players and teams. It became one of From B1 runners on first and second. Botelho decided to intentionally walk Hosman, the most controversial and sensitive issues in the NFL, worked a one-out walk and Christian who’s probably one of their best players, with players saying their messages last year were being “Last year we beat Peabody in this ex- Plohmbidis followed with a single. After a and we just missed. It’s cliche to say it’s a misconstrued, while others — including President Donald act game,” Lynn manager Dave Galeazzi flyout, Dow picked Plohmbidis off at first shame someone had to lose. Unfortunate- Trump — called them unpatriotic. Trump even said NFL said. “It was 2-1 in our favor. Gonzalez, I to end the threat. ly we lost.” owners should fire any player who refused to stand during think the most pitches he had in one in- Dow tossed 5 1/3 innings, allowed one “It was a good game,” Ligh said. “It was the anthem. ning was 12. On a hot, muggy night like earned run on three hits, walked four and an excellent game. I’m always proud of Following those comments, more than 200 players pro- this we like to get the opposing pitcher struck out six. these boys. The last three years, Lynn has tested during the anthem that weekend before the num- around 16-17 but he did his job. Every- Peabody broke the tie in the sixth. Gon- been neck and neck with us.” ber of protesters dwindled as the season progressed. body did their jobs and it just came down zalez walked, Christian Loescher singled Peabody’s 3-1 and awaits the winner of “We’re here for a bigger platform,” Raiders tight end Jar- to one or two plays. and Patrick Hosman was intentionally Wednesday evening’s (5:30) tilt between ed Cook said during the spring. “We’re not just athletes. Galeazzi added, “It was another typical walked, with two outs, loading the bases Medford (3-0) and Lynn (2-1) at Breed. We’re people that live this. It’s people in our neighborhood, Lynn-Peabody game.” for Cam Cuzzi. Cuzzi drew a walk, allow- With three teams battling for two spots it’s people that we grew up with, it’s people that we know On the other side, Dow found his ing Gonzalez to cross home plate with the in the “crossover” round, the tiebreaker, if who are actually living through these circumstances. So groove. Dow sent Peabody down in order game-winning run. needed, will come down to run differen- when we speak on it, it’s not like we’re just speaking out of in the bottom of the third and worked his “Aidan pitched outstanding,” Dave Ga- tial. A victory for Lynn most likely places the side of our neck. It’s things that actually touch home way around a leadoff walk in the fourth. leazzi said. “He reached the pitch limit the Lynners in the crossover round. and things that we can actually relate to.” WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

THE SCHEDULE NORTH SHORE NAVIGATORS SCHEDULE FCBL STANDINGS WEDNESDAY NSBL (Not including last night’s games) Today Thursday Friday Babe Ruth Baseball NS Storm at Manchester (8) Beverly at. Kingston (6) at Martha’s vs. Worcester vs. Bristol W L Pct. GB Streak L10 14-year-old state tournament THURSDAY Vineyard (7) (7) (7) M. Vineyard 21 9 0.700 - 1L 6-4 Lynn vs. Arlington (at Lynn, 8) Little League Baseball Worcester 18 14 0.563 4 1W 8-2 American Legion Baseball District 16 championship Bristol 19 16 0.543 4.5 2W 4-6 M’head/S’scott at Danvers (5:30) Lynnfield vs. Peabody West (at Wyoma, Saturday Sunday Brockton 16 17 0.485 6.5 1L 4-6 Saugus at Lynn (6) 5:45) vs. Bristol at Worcester Pittsfi eld 15 18 0.455 7.5 1W 4-6 (5) (4:05) North Shore 12 19 0.387 9.5 1L 6-4 SPORTS BRIEFS Nashua 11 19 0.367 10 2L 3-7 Carey Baseball Track meets will be held at the Manning Field Academy this July track on Mondays for the next two months from The Carey Baseball Monday, July 9 until Mon- Academy will conduct it’s day, August 27 at 6:30 specialty camps July 11 p.m. There is no entry fee and 12 at the Lynn Babe to participate. Ruth Complex at Breed There will be running Middle School in Lynn. events and field events at The hitting sessions will each meet. Running be conducted from 9 to events will be a 30-meter 11:30 a.m. Each player race for ages three and will be slow-motion ana- under and 50, 100, 200, lyzed by video and receive 400, 800, one-mile and a written evaluation. relays for ages high school The pitchers/catchers and younger. Field events session will be held from will be the standing long 12:30 to 3pm. All aspects jump and the softball of their respective throw. All communities are mechanics will be covered. invited. Each will receive a written For more information, evaluation in addition to visit www.lwrun.org, email all pitchers video ana- [email protected] or call lyzed. (781) 709-7135 or (781) The cost of each five- 593-6562. hour session is $90 each. For further information Masucci softball please contact Coach Frank Carey at (781) 842- tournament PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 4042 or at fdcarey13@com- cast.net or at www.carey- The Vanessa Masucci co-ed France’s Samuel Umtiti celebrates after scoring a goal in a win over Belgium in the semi nal baseballacademy.com. slow-pitch softball tourna- round of the World Cup Tuesday. ment will be held the week- end of July 20-22 at Grace Bishop Fenwick Rogato Field at Breed Mid- basketball camp dle School, Lynn. Superb defense takes France The tournament is seeking The Bishop Fenwick a number of additional co-ed Girls Basketball Camp teams. will be held from July If interested, call 781 599- close to another World Cup title 23-26 (9 a.m.-1 p.m.) at 4861 or email at vanessama- Danvers Indoor Sports. succisoftball2018@hotmail. ST. PETERSBURG, Russia (AP) — far. Mbappe couldn’t. Instructors include play- Vanessa Masucci (MacCor- France’s defense made the difference “They have so many athletic play- Against Uruguay last Friday, it was ers and coaches from the mack) was murdered last — on both sides of the eld. ers, to have resisted in defense is Varane’s header that gave France 2018 Division 3 North September inside her Goalkeeper Hugo Lloris kept out very good. We had to defend very the lead in a 2-0 win. A few days lat- champion Crusaders, as Revere home. She was a the shots and defender Samuel Um- deep sometimes,” Deschamps said. er, it was Umtiti rising to head home well as current collegiate Lynn native and a member titi scored the winning goal from a “We came up against a very good a corner from the right in the 51st players. Anyone interested of the St. Mary’s High soft- corner. Belgium side which controlled the minute. can contact Fenwick coach It was France’s backline, not its game more than us. But we also hurt “Enormously proud,” Umtiti said. Adam DeBaggis at aag- ball team. slick attackers, that carried the team them.” “We worked really hard together, and [email protected] for more to the World Cup nal with a 1-0 vic- Umtiti danced in front of the it’s me that scored but we all deliv- details. Lynn youth tennis tory over Belgium on Tuesday. France fans, while center back part- ered a big game.” clinics “This is why football is magical, it ner Varane walked over to them and Umtiti showed superb timing to Spartans Baseball gives everyone emotions. It’s tough pumped his clenched st. Varane leap above Belgium mid elder Ma- Basics clinic The Lynn Parks and Rec- not to give into euphoria, but it’s a was injured when France lost the roune Fellaini — the tallest non-goal- reation Department is host- fantastic moment,” Lloris said. “We European Championship nal two keeper on either side — and power a The Spartans Baseball ing youth tennis clinics feared them on set pieces, but in the years ago, and he looks determined header past Thibaut Courtois. Basics clinic will be held every Monday, Tuesday and end it was us scoring from one.” to make up for it. “When you’re not particularly tall at Pine Hill Field begin- Wednesday from July 9 France coach Didier Deschamps The spotlight has been on 19-year- you need determination and the will ning on July 16 and run- through August 1. The clin- fell into Umtiti’s arms after the nal old sensation Kylian Mbappe in to get in front of the opponent,” Um- ning until July 20. Partici- ics will be held at Gowdy whistle. His superbly drilled defense, Russia, whose electric pace and skill titi said. “The set piece was really pants will learn the basics Park and will be organized led by Raphael Varane, neutralized lit up the tournament. But for the well taken as well, and that helped of hitting, fielding (infield by age group. Kids ages Belgium’s much-hyped attack to re- second consecutive knockout game, me beat someone as good as Fellaini and outfield), proper eight and under will have cord a fourth shutout in six games so a defender managed to score when in the air.” throwing mechanics and their clinic from 5 p.m. to 6 base running. Participants p.m., kids ages nine to 11 are asked to bring their will have their clinic from 6 own baseball gloves and p.m. to 7 p.m. and kids ages Ronaldo leaving Real Madrid to join Juventus bats. The concession stand 12 and over will have their (AP) — Cristiano Ronaldo more than Juventus man- will be open for snacks/ clinic from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. is leaving Real Madrid to aged in that same period. lunch and pizza will be The clinics will cover join Italian club Juventus But he was unhappy served on Friday, July 20 many aspects of tennis, in a move expected to ben- with the way the tax au- at the camp’s conclusion. including the forehand, e t the Portugal forward’s thorities treated him in Contact St. Mary’s base- backhand, serve, positioning tax return. Spain. Ronaldo, along with ball coach Derek Dana at and scoring. Kids are Juventus said Tuesday several other top players 781-521-9439 or ddan- encouraged to bring a tennis it paid 112 million euros in the country, has been [email protected] for more racquet and a water bottle information. ($131.5 million) for Ronal- accused of tax fraud, with to the clinic. There is a limit- do, who signed a four-year authorities saying the gov- ed number of tennis rac- deal with the Serie A cham- ernment was defrauded of Youth Summer quets available through the pions. 14.7 million euros ($17 mil- evening track Parks and Recreation The move brings an end lion) from 2011-14. Uncon- Department. to a hugely successful nine- rmed media reports last The fifth annual Lynn For more information, con- year spell in Spain, and month said Ronaldo had Parks and Recreation tact Lisa Nerich at 781-477- takes him further away agreed to pay a ne of 18.8 Youth Summer Evening 7096. from a tax fraud case that million euros ($22 million). may end up costing the In Italy, a new law caps TV/RADIO Portugal forward more FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tax on income generated than $20 million in nes. from abroad at 100,000 eu- TV “These years with Real Cristiano Ronaldo is leaving Real Madrid after ros ($117,000) per year for MLB Madrid and in this city of nine seasons to join the Italian club Juventus. residents who have paid 12 p.m...... Detroit at Tampa Bay ...... MLB Network Madrid have been possibly their taxes in other coun- 3:30 p.m...... Chicago Cubs at San Francisco ...... MLB Network the happiest of my life,” in my life and that is why goals in 438 matches. He tries for at least nine of the 7:10 p.m...... Texas at Boston ...... NESN Ronaldo wrote in an open I have asked the club to ac- helped the club win four last 10 years. 10 p.m...... Seattle at LA Angels ...... MLB Network letter. “My only feeling is cept my transfer. I feel that Champions League titles Other players targeted WNBA it is time, and I ask every- — beating Juventus in the 11:30 a.m...... WNBA: New York at Connecticut...... NBA TV of an enormous gratitude by Spanish tax authorities Cycling for this club, for these fans one, especially our fans, to nal in 2017 — and also in recent years include Lio- 8 a.m...... Tour de France (Stage 5) ...... NBCSN and for this city. I can only please understand me.” won the league and cup nel Messi, Javier Mascher- World Cup thank them all for the love Ronaldo joined Real Ma- twice each. ano and Luka Modric. 2 p.m...... Croatia vs. England ...... Fox and affection I have re- drid in 2009 from Man- He has scored a record Former Real Madrid coach Tennis ceived. chester United and was 120 Champions League Jose Mourinho, now at 8 a.m...... Wimbledon ...... ESPN, ESPN2 “But I think the time has the Spanish club’s all-time goals, 105 of them since Manchester United, was Radio come to start a new phase leading scorer with 451 moving to Madrid — 12 also investigated. MLB 7:10 p.m...... Texas at Boston ...... WEEI-FM 93.7 PGA Tour releases revamped schedule for 2019 season MLB PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. (AP) National that had been run by the The PGA Championship will be AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE — The PGA Tour has eliminated a Tiger Woods Foundation in the Wash- May 16-19 at Bethpage Black on East Division East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB FedEx Cup playoff event as part of a ington, D.C. area, and a year off for Long Island, splitting part of the Tex- Boston 64 29 .688 — Philadelphia 51 39 .567 — revamped, tighter schedule that will the Houston Open and Greenbrier. as swing — the AT&T Byron Nelson New York 59 31 .656 3½ Atlanta 50 39 .562 ½ allow its season to end a week be- Houston and Greenbrier are to re- in Dallas will be the week before the Tampa Bay 47 44 .516 16 Washington 45 45 .500 6 Toronto 41 48 .461 21 New York 36 53 .404 14½ fore the football season begins in the turn to the fall portion of the schedule PGA, and the Charles Schwab Chal- Baltimore 26 66 .283 37½ Miami 38 56 .404 15 United States. in 2019. The TPC Boston, meanwhile, lenge at Colonial will be the week af- Central Division Central Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Most of the changes to the 2018-19 will rotate with a New York-area ter the PGA. Cleveland 49 41 .544 — Milwaukee 55 37 .598 — schedule released Tuesday already course every other year for the open- The RBC Canadian Open moves a Minnesota 40 48 .455 8 Chicago 51 37 .580 2 had been announced. The nal piece ing FedEx Cup playoff event. week before the U.S. Open, held next Detroit 40 54 .426 11 St. Louis 46 43 .517 7½ Chicago 30 60 .333 19 Pittsburgh 42 48 .467 12 was where to put two new tourna- Behind the tighter schedule was year at Pebble Beach. Kansas City 25 65 .278 24 Cincinnati 41 51 .446 14 ments between the U.S. Open and a desire for the tour to complete its The tour really gets busy at the West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB British Open. Detroit-based Quicken season at the Tour Championship be- British Open, set for next year at Houston 61 32 .656 — Arizona 50 41 .549 — Loans is calling its event the Rocket fore the start of college football and Royal Portrush in Northern Ireland. Seattle 57 34 .626 3 Los Angeles 49 41 .544 ½ Mortgage Classic on June 27-30. It the NFL. Key to the changes was the Top players then go straight to Ten- Oakland 51 40 .560 9 San Francisco 48 45 .516 3 Los Angeles 46 45 .505 14 Colorado 46 44 .511 3½ will be followed by the 3M Open in PGA Championship moving from Au- nessee for the FedEx Cup Invitation- Texas 40 53 .430 21 San Diego 39 54 .419 12 Minnesota and the John Deere Clas- gust to May, and The Players Cham- al, a World Golf Championship in Tuesday’s Games Philadelphia 7, N.Y. Mets 3 sic. pionship returning to March. Memphis that replaces the event held Baltimore 6, N.Y. Yankees 5 Washington at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. The tour will feature 46 events over The wraparound season starts Oct. at Firestone in Ohio. Boston 8, Texas 4 Arizona at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. Cincinnati 7, Cleveland 4 L.A. Dodgers at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. 41 weeks, down from 48 tournaments 4-7 with the Safeway Open in Napa, The three playoff events are The Tampa Bay 5, Detroit 2 Chicago Cubs at San Francisco, 10:15 this year. Calif., one week after the Ryder Cup Northern Trust at Liberty National Toronto at Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. p.m. Kansas City at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. Wednesday’s Games The addition of new tournaments in France. The Mexico Championship in New Jersey; the BMW Champion- Oakland at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Detroit (Zimmermann 4-0) at Tampa Bay in Detroit and Minnesota is offset by will move to the end of the West Coast ship at Medinah outside Chicago; and St. Louis at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. (TBD), 12:10 p.m. Seattle at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. Kansas City (Smith 0-0) at Minnesota (Lynn eliminating the FedEx Cup playoff Swing, giving Florida four straight the Tour Championship, which will be Milwaukee 8, Miami 4 6-7), 1:10 p.m. event in Boston, the Quicken Loans tournaments in March. Aug. 22-25 at East Lake in Atlanta. B4 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 2018 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

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

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

HOROSCOPE

CANCER (June 21-July 22) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) An excursion or shopping trip Be the one to make the first Anger will be a waste of time. Don’t let your emotions get A change in your personal life Physical and personal improve- ments should be considered will lead to some interesting move. Set your sights on what You may not agree with what in the way of accomplishing or to your lifestyle will be bene- ideas and purchases. Share someone else is doing, but something you want to pursue. ficial. If you make suggestions, carefully, or you may omit an your intentions with someone you want to achieve, and strive using force or harsh words will A change at home will end up you’ll get help saving money. important component that will who can help you with your to do the best you can. Person- not make matters better. Try being more beneficial than an- Share your feelings with some- disrupt your plans. Don’t un- plans. al changes look promising. reason and feasible solutions. ticipated. one special. derestimate someone trying to compete with you. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Don’t feel the need to rush Share your concerns with Your swagger will attract at- Don’t let someone from your Don’t take no for an answer. Emotions will drive you to fin- into something. Take the time someone who can help or sup- tention. Try not to overshadow past cost you financially or Your persistence will pay off. ish something that has been to assess your situation and someone you care about, or emotionally. Personal changes Past lessons and losses will port you when the chips are going on for too long. Speak determine what it will take to you may disrupt the relation- need to be considered care- help you make a better choice up and put an end to whatever get things done to your specifi- down. Having a plan in mind ship. Think before you act to fully. Don’t lose sight of what’s now. Plan a victory celebra- is standing between you and cations and within your budget. will help your cause. avoid a dispute. practical and what’s fantasy. tion. what you want.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Wife of perfect husband cheats without remorse Count winners and keep control DEAR ABBY: I have a bert is afraid of the ques- Nicole Kidman was quoted board and cashes the dia- wonderful husband of 11 Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van tions Immigration might in The Scotsman as claiming: mond queen. East discards a years and three children. Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, ask raises a red flag for “When you relinquish the de- club. What now? “Carl” is attentive, caring and was founded by her mother, me. What I think is that if sire to control your future, you If East has the heart king, and always puts the needs you choose to proceed — as can have more happiness.” which is likely given that West of our family first. You Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at I suspect you probably will Clearly, she is not a bridge did not raise clubs, declarer could say he is everyone’s DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los — you should be very cau- player. At the card table, you should aim for these 11 tricks: dream husband. Angeles, CA 90069. tious doing so. need to control your future to Long story short, I cheat- one spade, three hearts, four end a deal happily. diamonds, one club and two ed on him while I was on DEAR ABBY: I have a This deal, sent to me by club ruffs on the board. vacation. It started as in- excitement may have gone My son, 28, and my daugh- concern I suspect is shared Steve Conrad of Manhasset, nocent flirtation, but then out of your marriage, I ter, 40, don’t know how by others. Keeping a jour- New York, requires declarer’s At trick three, South cashes it went further. When guarantee that when Carl serious we are. My grand- nal has been shown to be care in keeping control, given the heart ace, then plays dum- “Brad” kissed me, I knew gets wind of this — start daughter knows every- of significant psychologi- the bad suit breaks. However, my’s other heart. East wins it wasn’t going to stop the countdown now — thing. cal benefit, but I do not and leads a high club, but there. Afterward, I not it is also a good idea — as it you’ll have an abundance I know my children may want my private thoughts always is — to count winners. declarer ruffs on the board, only didn’t feel guilty, I did of it. object because of the age and concerns read by oth- draws trumps and claims. it again. I have been quiet- How should South play If you really value your difference and the fact ers after my death. Is this ly communicating with in five diamonds after West Even with variations in the marriage, start devoting that Albert is from anoth- silly of me? I realize I’ll be East-West cards, this ap- Brad and sent him reveal- as much energy to working leads a club? er country (in Africa). To dead and gone, but the North had an awkward bid proach will work. ing photos and a graphic on it as you have been di- me, that doesn’t matter, video of myself. He loved possibility of it happening on the second round of the recting toward Brad. And and it may not to them, it, and we plan to meet inhibits me from recording auction. (Many duplicate pray that Brad is a good but Albert is worried that my thoughts and feelings. again soon. enough sport to delete the pairs would treat South’s pass Please help me under- Immigration may ques- Thanks for any insights as denying three spades. With incriminating photos and tion us. We are both pri- you and/or your readers stand why I am cheating video. three spades, he would have on such a wonderful hus- vate people, and we want can offer. made a support double.) band. Shouldn’t I feel to be together as husband North might well have cue- DEAR ABBY: I am in and wife. PRIVATE IN guilty? What can I do to love with a man who is 28 VIRGINIA bid three clubs. South would stop this before it gets out I can’t give him children, have bid three no-trump with years younger than I am. but there are other ways of control and Carl finds I’ll call him Albert. We DEAR PRIVATE: Un- his club stopper, but North we can have a child of our out? I really don’t want to want to get married, but less you have an executor would have continued with own. I want my kids to be lose him. I’m not sure how much the you can trust to dispose of four diamonds (or jumped to happy for me. I really need age difference really mat- your journals when you five diamonds). Note that five DON’T FEEL GUILTY to know what you think. ters. We have been seeing are gone, my recommenda- diamonds was the only mak- DEAR DON’T FEEL each other for almost a LOST IN LOVE IN tion would be to keep your able game. GUILTY: I have a flash for year, and I know he loves NORTH CAROLINA journals online, in the Let’s suppose South ruffs you. This fling is already me. We haven’t told any- cloud, and able to be ac- the opening lead on the out of control. While the one except a few people. DEAR LOST: That Al- cessed only by you.

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Petition for Resignation or $3 a week. 781-593-7700, ext.2 Petition for Removal of Guardianship of a Minor Essex Probate and Family Court LEGALS LEGALS 36 Federal Street Salem, MA 01970 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS ADVERTISEMENT THE TRIAL COURT In the interests of Jaylyn L Mateo PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT The Saugus Housing Authority, the Awarding Authority, invites sealed bids from of Lynn, MA Docket No. ES18P2110PM Contractors for the Bathroom Exhaust Fan project at the Laurel Gardens 667-1 7& Minor Essex Probate and Family Court 667-2 Development for the Saugus Housing Authority in Saugus Massachusetts, in NOTICE TO ALL INTERESTED PARTIES 36 Federal Street accordance with the documents prepared by Nangle Engineering Inc. 1. Hearing Date/Time: A hearing on a Petition for Removal of Guardian of a Minor Salem, MA 01970 or Petition for Removal of Guardian of a minor filed by: CITATION GIVING NOTICE OF PETITION FOR The Project consists of: new bathroom exhaust fans and associated ductwork, Donna M. Mason on June 28, 2018 APPOINTMENT OF CONSERVATOR OR electrical, cutting and patching within the dwelling units. will be held 07/30/2018 08:30 AM Guardianship of Minor Hearing OTHER PROTECTIVE ORDER PURSUANT TO Located 36 Federal Street Salem, MA 01970 G.L. c. 190B, º5-304 & º5-405 The work is estimated to cost $ 101,341.00 2. Response to Petition: You may respond by filing a written response to the Petition or by appearing in person at the hearing. If you choose to file a written In the matter of: Barbara A King Bids are subject to M.G.L. c.149 §44A-J & to minimum wage rates as required by response, you need to: Of: Lynn, MA M.G.L. c.l49 §§26 to 27H inclusive. File the original with the Court; and RESPONDENT Mail a copy to all interested parties at least five (5) business days before the (Person to be Protected/Minor) General bidders must be certified by the Division of Capital Asset Management hearing. To the named Respondent and all other interested persons, a petition has been and Maintenance (DCAMM) in the category of Mechanical Systems. 3. Counsel for the Minor: The minor (or an adult on behalf of the minor) has the filed by right to request that counsel be appointed for the minor. Susan C Hubbard of Topsfield, MA General Bids will be received until 2:00 p.m., Thursday, July 26, 2018 and 4. Presence of the Minor at Hearing: A minor over age 14 has the right to be in the above captioned matter alleging that Barbara A King is in need of a publicly posted online, forthwith. present at any hearing, unless the Court finds that it is not in the minor's best Conservator or other protective order and requesting that interests. (or some other suitable person) be appointed as Conservator to serve Without This project is being Electronically Bid (E-Bid). All bids shall be submitted online at THIS IS A LEGAL NOTICE: An important court proceeding that may affect your Surety on the bond. www.Projectdog.com. Hard copy bids will not be accepted by the Awarding rights has been scheduled. If you do not understand this notice or other court The petition asks the court to determine that the Respondent is disabled, that a Authority. E-Bid tutorials and instructions are available within the specifications papers, please contact an attorney for legal advice. protective order or appointment of a Conservator is necessary, and that proposed and online at www.Projectdog.com. For assistance, call Projectdog at Date: July 3, 2018 conservator is appropriate. The petition is on file with this court. 978-499-9014. Pamela Casey O'Brien You have the right to object to this proceeding. If you wish to do so, you or your Register of Probate attorney must file a written appearance at this court on or before 10:00 A.M. on General bids shall be accompanied by a bid deposit that is not less than five (5%) Item: July 11, 2018 the return date of 07/17/2018. This day is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline of the greatest possible bid amount (considering all alternates), and made date by which you have to file the written appearance if you object to the petition. payable to the Saugus Housing Authority. DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION If you fail to file the written appearance by the return day, action may be taken in WETLANDS AND WATERWAYS PROGRAMS the matter without further notice to you. In addition to filing the written Bid Forms and Contract Documents will be available for pick-up at: appearance, you or your attorney must file a written affidavit stating the specific www.Projectdog.com or for pick-up at: Projectdog, Inc. 18 Graf Road, Suite 8 Combined Chapter 91 and 401 WQC Public Notice facts and grounds of your objection within 30 days after the return date. Newburyport, MA 978-499-9014 (M-F 8:30AM 5PM) on Wednesday, July 11, Chapter 91 Waterways License Application No: W18-5288-N IMPORTANT NOTICE 2018. 401 Water Quality Certification Transmittal No: X280857 The outcome of this proceeding may limit or completely take away the above-named person's right to make decisions about personal affairs or financial Go to www.Projectdog.com and login with an existing account or click Sign Up to Notification Date: July 11, 2018 affairs or both. The above-named person has the right to ask for a lawyer. Anyone register for free. Enter Project Code 826596 in the project locator box. Select may make this request on behalf of the above-named person. If the above-named "Acquire Documents" to download documents, review a hard copy at Projectdog's Pursuant to M.G.L. c.91, 310 CMR 9.00, M.G.L. c. 21 §43, and 33 U.S.C. 1341 person cannot afford a lawyer, one may be appointed at State expense. physical location, or request a free project CD. notice is given of a Combined Chapter 91 Waterways License Application and 401 WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Water Quality Certification Application by Lynn Redevelopment, LLC to construct Date: July 09, 2018 Deposits must be a certified or cashier's check, or money order. This deposit will and maintain two (2) apartment buildings containing 332-total units with ground Pamela Casey O'Brien be refunded for up to two sets for general bidders and for one set for sub-bidders floor leasing space and fitness center, parking, landscaping, public open space, Register of Probate upon return of the sets in good condition within thirty (30) days of receipt of public waterfront walkway, and replacement of an existing shoreline protection Item: July 11, 2018 general bids. Otherwise the deposit shall be the property of the Projectdog. structure with associated dredging on Filled and Flowed Tidelands of Lynn Harbor at 254 Lynnway in Lynn, Essex County. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Bidders may obtain one full paper bid set from Projectdog for a refundable deposit THE TRIAL COURT of $40.00 made payable to Projectdog, Inc. in the form of certified check or Written comments on the 401 WQC Application must be sent within twenty-one PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT money order. The full amount of the deposit will be refunded to all responsive (21) days of the Notification Date (by August 1, 2018) to: David Wong, MassDEP DIVORCE SUMMONS BY bidders returning the Contract Documents in good condition within ten (10) days 401 Water Quality Certification Program, One Winter Street, 5th Floor, Boston, MA PUBLICATION AND MAILING after date of general bid opening. Otherwise, the deposit will become the property 02108 or to [email protected] Essex Probate and Family Court of the Awarding Authority. Bidders requesting their refundable paper set to be 36 Federal Street mailed must supply a non-refundable shipping and handling fee of $35.00 Written comments on the Ch.91 Application must be sent within thirty (30) days of Salem, MA 01970 payable to Projectdog, Inc. the Notification Date (by August 10, 2018) to: Frank Taormina, MassDEP Docket No. ES16D1943DR Waterways Regulation Program, One Winter Street, 5th Floor, Boston, MA 02108 General bidders must agree to contract with minority and women business or to [email protected] Harriette Kavanagh vs. Lucien Dejoie enterprises as certified by the Supplier Diversity Office (SDO), formerly known as SOMWBA. The combined participation goal reserved for such enterprises shall not The Department of Environmental Protection Waterways Regulation Program will To the Defendant: be less than 10.4% of the final contract price including accepted alternates. See conduct a public hearing on the aforesaid project proposal on Thursday, July 19, The Plaintiff has filed a Complaint for Divorce requesting that the Court Contract Documents - Article 10 of the Instructions to Bidders. 2018 at 3:00pm at Lynn City Hall, Meeting Room 402, 3 City Hall Square, Lynn. grant a divorce for irretrievable breakdown The Department will conduct this public hearing in order to receive information to The Complaint is on file at the Court. The job site and/or existing building will be available for inspection at 10:30 be used in its decision on whether to grant a Waterways License and Dredge An Automatic Restraining Order has been entered in this matter preventing you a.m. on Thursday, July 19, 2018. For an appointment call Laura J. Glynn, Permit pursuant to M.G.L. Chapter 91. from taking any action which would negatively impact the current financial status Executive Director 781-233-2116. of either party. SEE Supplemental Probate Court Rule 411. Any aggrieved person, party, or group of ten (10) citizens or more, with at least five You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon: The Contract Documents may be seen, but not removed at: Project Dog - (5) of the ten (10) citizens being residents of the municipality in which the project www.projectdog.com; Joseph Merritt & Co www.merrittgraphics.com; and CMD is located, who submits written comments during the comment period may appeal Harriette Kavanagh (formerly Reed Construction Data) www.cmdgroup.com/Home the Department's 401 Certification and/or Chapter 91 License. Failure to submit 44 Hanover Street Item: July 11, 2018 written comments before the end of the public comment period may result in the #1 waiver of any right to an adjudicatory hearing. Lynn, MA 01902 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Additional information regarding this combined application may be obtained by your answer, if any, on or before 12/03/2018. If you fail to do so, the court will LAND COURT contacting Ann Marton, LEC Environmental Consultants, Inc. at 781-245-2500 or proceed to the hearing and adjudication of this action. You are also required to file DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT [email protected] a copy of your answer, if any, in the office of the Register of this Court. 18 SM 003627 Item: July 11, 2018 WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Date: July 2, 2018 ORDER OF NOTICE Pamela Casey O'Brien (SEAL) Register of Probate TO: COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Tania C. Deangelis LAND COURT Item: July 11, 2018 DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act:, 18SM003819 GUARDIANSHIP 50 U.S.C.c. 50 §3901 (et seq): ORDER OF NOTICE NOTICE OF PUBLICATION DOCKET NUMBER Lakeview Loan Servicing, LLC To: 18GU0028SA Ramine Bun claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS numbered 14 Breed Square, given by Tania C. Deangelis to Mortgage Electronic and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 Essex County Juvenile Court Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for United Wholesale Mortgage, its U.S.C.c. 50 §3901 et seq.: 56 Federal Street successors and assigns, dated May 10, 2013 and recorded with the Essex Room 2001 County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 32455, Page 69 and now Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as Trustee for Soundview Home Loan Salem, MA 01970 held by plaintiff by assignment has/have filed with this court a complaint for Trust 2006- determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. OPT5, Asset-Backed Certificates, Series 2006-OPT5 To: Daniel Wright If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, WHEREAS, Christine Donovan has filed in this court a petition seeking the States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers numbered 16-18 Stanley Terrace, given by Ramine Bun to SRI, dated March 16, appointment of a guardian for the following minor child(ren), with custody of said Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on 2006, and recorded In Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book child(ren): that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in 25580, Page 343, as affected by a Land Court Judgment dated April 17, 2018, Willow C Wright this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before August and recorded at said Registry of Deeds in Book 36727, Page 423, which equitably You are hereby NOTIFIED that a preliminary hearing is scheduled in this court on 6, 2018 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the assigns the mortgage to Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as Trustee for the following date and time: 09/13/2018 09:00 AM benefits of said Act. Soundview Home Loan Trust 2006-OPT5, Asset-Backed Certificates, Series You may bring an attorney with you. If you have the right to an attorney and if the 2006-OPT5, has/have filed with this court a complaint for determination of court determines that you are indigent, the court will appoint an attorney to Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER Chief Justice of this Court on June 20, 2018 Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. represent you. If you fail to appear, the court may proceed with a hearing on the merits of the Attest: If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United petition and an adjudication of this matter. Deborah J. Patterson States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers For further information call the Office of the Clerk-Magistrate at (978)745-9660 Recorder Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above mentioned property on that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in FIRST JUSTICE (18-005629 Orlans) this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before August 13, WITNESS: Hon. Mark Newman Item: July 11, 2018 2018 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the Date issued benefits of said Act. 06/21/2018 Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER Chief Justice of said Court on June 29, 2018. Attest: Deborah J. Patterson Judith M. Brennan Have a story to share? Recorder Item: July 11, 2018 Need a question answered? 17-030328 [email protected] Item: July 11, 2018 WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 British prime minister seeks to stem Cabinet exodus over Brexit By Jill Lawless ASSOCIATED PRESS LONDON — British Prime Minister There- sa May insisted Tuesday that her plan to retain close ties with the Euro- pean Union "absolutely keeps faith" with voters' decision to leave the bloc, as she tried to restore gov- ernment unity after the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS resignations of two top ministers over Brexit. People celebrate in Chiang Rai after divers rescued 12 boys and their May has spent the past soccer coach who had been trapped in an underground cave in Thailand few days fighting for her for 18 days. political life as first Brex- it Secretary David Davis and then Foreign Secre- ‘Everyone is safe’: The daring tary Boris Johnson quit, saying May's plans for rescue of Thai soccer team ends future relations with the European Union did not PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS By Kaweewit to the boys' soccer team. People on the street live up to their idea of Britain’s Prime Minister Theresa May promis- Kaewjinda and "We are not sure if this cheered and clapped when Brexit. On Tuesday, two es a smooth and orderly Brexit plan despite the Stephen Wright is a miracle, a science, or ambulances ferrying them more lawmakers followed resignation of two top ministers. ASSOCIATED PRESS what." on the last leg of their them out the door. Eight of the boys were journey from the cave ar- MAE SAI, Thailand — Johnson sent an incen- May's plan seeks to keep it, a Brexit that protects rescued by a team of Thai rived at a hospital in Chi- "Everyone is safe." With diary resignation letter on the U.K. and the EU in a jobs, protects livelihoods and international divers ang Rai city. those three words posted Monday accusing May of free-trade zone for goods, and also meets our com- on Sunday and Monday. Their joy and relief was on Facebook the daring killing "the Brexit dream" and commits Britain to mitment to no hard bor- On Tuesday, the final four echoed around the globe and flying "white flags" of maintaining the same der" between the U.K.'s rescue mission to extri- boys were brought out, by the multitude of people surrender in negotiations rules as the bloc for goods Northern Ireland and EU cate 12 boys and their soc- along with their coach. who had watched the long with the European Union. and agricultural products. member Ireland, she said. cer coach from the treach- Their rescue was followed ordeal in widely broadcast May, who has tried to At a news conference on Many pro-Brexit law- erous confines of a flooded a few hours later by the newscasts. keep calm and carry on, Tuesday, May maintained makers are furious at a cave in Thailand came to a safe return of a medic and Payap Maiming, who replaced Johnson with a her plan "absolutely keeps plan they say will stop close on Tuesday — a gru- three SEAL divers who helped provide food and loyalist, former Health faith with the vote of the Britain forging an inde- eling 18-day ordeal that had stayed for days with necessities to rescue work- Secretary Jeremy Hunt, British people," ending pendent economic course. claimed the life of an ex- the boys in their cramped ers and journalists, noted and gave Davis' job to free movement of people Two Conservative law- perienced diver and rivet- refuge in the cave. that fact. Dominic Raab in a bid to from the EU, taking Brit- makers, Maria Caulfield ed people worldwide. Cheers erupted from "I'm happy for Thais all shore up her authority. ain out of European court and Ben Bradley, quit as Thailand's Navy SEALs, the dozens of volunteers over the country," he said. She held a meeting of jurisdiction and saving the vice-chairs of the party who were central to the and journalists awaiting "And actually just every- her new Cabinet on Tues- "vast sums of money" that on Tuesday over opposi- rescue effort, celebrated news of whether the intri- one in the world because day before attending a Britain pays as a member. tion to May's proposals. the feat with a post that cate and high-risk rescue every news channel has Western Balkans summit "But we will do this in Bradley called on May to read: "All the thirteen mission had succeeded. presented this story and in London with other Eu- a way which will be a "deliver Brexit in spirit as Wild Boars are now out of Helicopters transporting this is what we have been ropean leaders. smooth and orderly Brex- well as in name." the cave," — a reference the boys roared overhead. waiting for."

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By Rosalie quickly. Lasagna and cold sage, pasta from Pastaio, a fa- Harrington pasta dishes are favorites, of vorite pasta shop in Gloucester, ITEM FOOD EDITOR course, as well as a tray or two tossed with swiss chard that I of meatballs — Italian style, cooked with garlic and olive Our July 4th celebration was or maybe the Swedish variety oil and a generous sprinkling a big Independence Day bash that were very popular years of Pecorino Romano from The held in the large, wrap-around ago. There are endless options Cave, a great local cheese shop. yard of the harborfront home in at a shindig that generally has How lucky are we to have such Gloucester of friends Annie and about two or three hundred delicious resources. Back in the Richard. Their annual affair in- guests. The dessert table is also day, we had to go to Boston to cludes everything you need to packed with multiple takes on get the good stuff! celebrate our nation's anniver- chocolate chip cookies, brownies Fredericks Park in Beach- sary: a location that overlooks and Key Lime Pie, along with mont, where I spent my early a classic scene that artists love dozens of other sweet options. years, will always fill me with to paint, a large group of profes- Many of us keep an eye out for joy just thinking about the sional and amateur musician friend Barbara's pies, which are Fourth of July. Wheelbarrow friends who volunteer to per- races, strollers and bicycles dec- form on more than one stage, always scrumptious. Last year, orated in red white and blue and a large group of interesting someone brought mini cannoli people who gather to eat, drink shells with a giant pastry tube crepe paper, and a pie-eating and watch fireworks. of sweetened ricotta to fill your contest. A race to see who could The food is part traditional own. I thought that was bril- devour a blueberry pie the fast- Rosalie’s pasta with sausage and swiss chard. summer cookout and part pot- liant. They stayed crisp and it est! The year I won was one of luck. was festive. the happiest days of my seventh The hosts provide a profes- It's great to have the huge va- year. I still love blueberry pie Pasta with Sausage and Swiss Chard sional cookout team who keep riety of foods — many of which and God was good to me when the dogs and burgers cranking, are not expected on the Fourth the doctor gave me a list of the Serves eight side dishes. Step three: Pesto! as well as wine and cold bev- — along with the grilled meats. fruits that my body could still Good at any time, not only on July 4. Wash about three cups of basil erages, while under the large Their approach reminds us of tolerate and pears and blueber- You can make this the day before in leaves and dry in between paper tow- tent (in case of less than great how great if is to have guests ries were there. Although these steps. els. Place in food processor with four weather), party guests lay out bring something — it adds an days, when making something Step one: cloves of garlic, a half cup of toasted the food they contribute in element of surprise, and it sure with blueberries, I'm more in- Grill or sauté a pound of Italian sau- pine nuts, a quarter cup of olive oil what offers a fascinating array makes the party easier on the clined to make a blueberry cake, sages. You can make more sausages and a half cup of Pecorino Romano, of options. In recent weeks, my hosts! which is easier to make big for if you want more meat versus pasta. a tsp. salt. Gloucester friends have been I feel a lot of pressure to make a crowd. A sheet cake with a Cut into half-inch rings and set aside. Pulse to combine and with machine buzzing about the big event and something Italian as lots of peo- flag motif is fun to make, es- Step two: running and pour in a little more olive what they're planning to bring. ple remember my restaurant pecially with and for kids. The Wash a few pounds of swiss chard oil to help puree. Set aside. "What are you making?" is the and some of my former students Stars and Stripes with blueber- twice to remove the sand. Drain and cut Cook a pound of your favorite pasta question of the day. are always there. I've made Piz- ries and strawberries, you can into two-inch pieces, including the ribs. and drain and set aside. I always enjoy the whole za Rustica in past years — a mix it up, and plenty of cans In a large sauté pan heat four tbsp. Step four: Assemble salmon that seems to make rustic pie with layers of ricotta, of whipped cream at the ready. olive oil. Add three cloves of chopped When you are ready to assemble, an entrance every year. Cold, salami, hard boiled eggs and With kids, it's good not to expect garlic to the pan and sweat the garlic in a large bowl place the pasta, the poached and accompanied by roasted red peppers which Ital- perfection. It's all about having a few minutes. Do not brown the garlic sausage and veggies and three tbsp. all the trimmings like cornich- ians serve at Easter but I serve fun. Actually, I take the same as this will lock in the avor. Add the of pesto in layers with a sprinkle of ons (baby pickles), a tasty mus- anytime; baby meatballs with approach for adults. I've never swiss chard and gently stir fry for a few Pecorino Romano and toss gently. Do tard dip and a variety of thinly tomato sauce in mini sandwich- understood the compulsion to minutes. this twice. sliced baguettes. Ethnic dish- es; a giant frittata with a base make desserts, or any food, per- Cover the pan for another few min- Cover and toss when you are ready es are favorites in this crowd. of crispy cooked noodles and fect. Perfection strips the sense utes and check for tenderness. Sea- to serve. Don't mix the pasta too early Spanakopita, moussaka, grape sauteed summer veggies; and of love and family from food — son with salt and pepper. If you make with the rest of the ingredients as it leaves and Greek salads topped lots of cheese accompanied by a it just isn't realistic. I prefer this for a crowd keep it mild. Some will absorb too much liquid. with chicken are standard Med- nice bread basket to make your rustic to pristine. The cake and people cannot tolerate too much Sprinkle with Pecorino Romano. iterranean fare. Asian salads own sandwiches. the berries will taste good no heat as in red pepper akes. The ribs Place a sprig of basil leaves on top with crisp veggies stacked high I made a jar of pesto so I was matter how funky the presenta- should be tender. Set aside. to decorate. in giant bowls seem to deplete thinking rings of grilled sau- tion. Happy Fourth! Enjoying the fruits of summer cooking By Ann Steriti PERIWINKLES FOOD SHOPPE “Summertime, and the livin’ is easy.” Now that the summer solstice has welcomed the season of sunshine, and family schedules tend to be a bit more relaxed, it is the perfect time to exit the kitchen and head outdoors to enjoy backyard barbe- cues and s’mores around the fire pit. I so look forward to this time of year and the fresh- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ly grown fruits and veggies Southwestern Black Bean and Corn Salad. we have at our fingertips. One of my favorite places to “shop” for the season's Southwestern Black finest are the farmers markets. I’m like a kid in a candy store trying to Bean and Corn Salad find the perfectly ripe and By Katie Workman in itself, it looks great on a delicious treats, while at the same time supporting ASSOCIATED PRESS buffet, it’s super portable, Watermelon, feta, tomato and cucumber salad. local small businesses. If it’s season-less, it’s make- This is one of those sal- you don't take advantage ahead, it’s flexible, and it cucumbers and peppers prepare simple delicious the mile to the beach and ads that just saves the of your local farmers mar- meals using the fresh can be doubled or tripled for my sisters and me to spending our days in the day over and over again. ket, you are really missing snack on while we played products of the season. water, playing in the sand (or halved, but that’s not Here are the reasons I out! outside. There was noth- When I return home at the and hunting for shells and so much the point of this love this salad: It’s fast, it’s I grew up next door ing more delicious than end of the day, our meal sea life. In the afternoon, really easy, it’s inexpen- big-batch salad). to my grandfather, who going into the garden and consists of grilled meat or Dad would join us after sive, it’s crowd-pleasing, I could keep going, but was an avid gardener. He picking a tomato and eat- chicken, roasted vegeta- work so we could all be to- it’s vegetarian, it’s sub- if you’re not convinced by planted rows of tomato ing it like an apple. And bles or potato and a salad. gether. stantial, it’s colorful, it’s now, I think you probably plants, 200 in all, along if I didn't want veggies, I mix up the combination No matter the season, it protein-filled, it’s a meal aren’t going to be. with lettuce, cucumbers, there were plenty of red nightly; it’s healthy, tasty is always the perfect time peppers, eggplant, etc. We grapes on the vine to pick. and quick, which gives my to share a meal with fam- had our own farmers mar- That vine still grows today family time to catch up ily and friends and enjoy Southwestern Black Bean ket in the backyard, where in my father's yard, and and relax. the local specialties. I hope all our summer fruits and when I eat those grapes, Growing up in Revere, you take some time during and Corn Salad vegetables came from my the memories are just as we lived close to the beach. the summer months to Servings: 10 grandfather’s garden. I re- sweet. I fondly recall packing up spend time with those you Start to  nish: 20 minutes call sitting in the backyard During these warm our peanut butter and love and enjoy the fruits of Dressing: with him as he sliced crisp summer months, I love to jelly sandwiches, walking the season. — 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice — 1 tablespoon white wine vinegar — 3 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil Watermelon, Feta, Tomato and Cucumber Salad — Coarse or kosher salt and freshly ground pepper to taste Salad: Salad: — ¼ cup fresh basil leaves, rough chopped (can substitute mint — 2 (15½ ounce) cans black beans, drained and rinsed — 2 cups cherry tomatoes cut in half for basil) — 2 cups cooked corn kernels (fresh or frozen) — 3 ½ cups watermelon, cubed Prepare the salad: — 1 cup chopped red or yellow onions — ½ English cucumber, sliced and halved Gently toss tomatoes, watermelon, cucumber and onion togeth- — 3 bell peppers, seeded and diced (red, yellow, orange, or — ½ small red onion, thinly sliced er in a large bowl and set aside. a combination) — ½ cup crumbled feta — Prepare the dressing: Combine vinegar, oil, salt and pepper — 2 Haas avocados, diced Dressing: in a small bowl. To Serve (optional): — 3 T. cider vinegar — Pour vinaigrette over the watermelon mixture, add basil and — 1 cup thinly sliced scallions — 2 T. extra-virgin olive oil gently toss to combine. Cover and refrigerate for up to 2 hours. — 1 cup crumbled feta cheese — Salt and pepper to taste Sprinkle feta over top of salad before serving. — In a small container, combine the lemon juice, white wine vinegar, olive oil, salt and pepper. — In a large bowl, combine the beans, corn, onions and pep- pers. Shake up the dressing, pour it over the salad and toss to Catch up with your combine. Sprinkle the scallions and/or the feta over the top if desired, and toss again, or put them out for people to add to their salad as they wish. favorite team — If you want to serve it right away, gently mix in the avoca- do. If you have time, this salad is better if you make it a day in Item Sports! ahead, refrigerate it, and then just add the avocado right before serving.