SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 2016 All walks of life in Revere

By Jessie Nocella FOR THE ITEM REVERE — Shirley Avenue, The rst once known for drug deals, as- group of saults and home invasions, is people walks changing its image. the Shirley The ribbon was cut on the 1.4- Avenue mile Shirley Avenue Urban Trail Urban Trail that opened to the public on Fri- in Revere on day. Friday. “In the late ’90s there was a lot of violence here,” said Melissa ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE REVERE, A7 DEMAND Body found AND near pond SUPPLIES in Peabody

Lynn, Marblehead, and By Adam Swift Swampscott students ITEM STAFF PEABODY — Police are investigating the receive new backpacks death of a man found near Cedar Pond Fri- day afternoon. By Thomas Grillo A city worker found the man on a path ITEM CITY EDITOR near the pond off First Avenue at about 2:30 p.m., according to Det. Michael Crane. MARBLEHEAD — As families prepare He was taken to Union Hospital, where for back-to-school this fall, some children he was pronounced dead. His name had not lack necessary supplies before the rst been released. class bell rings. Police are investigating the death, but For more than a decade, Community of foul play is not suspected, police said. There Friends provided more than 6,000 North Nahant retreats is water near where the man was found, Shore children with new backpacks lled but it’s not known if he was in the pond at with everything they need to get a fresh any point. start. Last fall, Spur, a Marblehead non- About a half dozen detectives and crime pro t, was chosen to carry on the tradi- into the past scene investigators were on the trail near tion. the pond until shortly before 5 p.m. on Fri- Spur, whose back-to-school drive will By Bridget Turcotte Jeanette Watts of day. bene t children in Lynn, Marblehead, ITEM STAFF Dayton, Ohio, who is A white pickup truck off First Avenue on Swampscott and Salem, has received re- attending the Victo- NAHANT — For more than two decades, Second Street was behind crime scene tape quests for nearly 700 families that need rian dance weekend before being towed around 4:30 p.m. help. Katy Bishop and her husband, Ben, have been in Nahant, strikes a bringing Nahant back to its roots. “Every child deserves to start school on pose at the bar. Adam Swift can be reached at aswift@ a level playing eld,” said Jocelyn Cook, One weekend a year, lovers of dance, cloth- itemlive.com. Spur’s executive director. “Every child ing and history travel to the town and take a PHOTO | PAULA MULLER should have the same opportunity for suc- trip to the 19th and 20th centuries, when Na- cess as the person sitting next to them.” hant was known as a summer retreat for the So far, donors have spent about $13,000 wealthy. to support the purchase of 218 backpacks. The rst hotel was built in Nahant in 1802, Peace be Each one is packed with school supplies and many visitors owned cottages and homes that cost between $54 and $72. to enjoy the summer on the ocean. They loved the scenic coastal views and spent nights at with them BACKPACKS, A7 elegant dances and balls. Bishop, of ce manager of the Nahant Histor- ical Society, found her niche in the Victorian in Peabody era when she tried on her rst ball gown and INSIDE felt her con dence grow. By Adam Swift “I’m a dressmaker and costume historian,” ITEM STAFF In Lynn she said. “Wearing the clothes got me out Security a main concern of my shyness. I found out dancing is in my PEABODY — Days after the lighting of for former Marshall blood.” the Olympic  ame in Rio, a different kind Middle School. A3 In 1991, she organized the rst event when of torch relay promoting peace will make its ve guests gathered for the day to play Vic- way through Peabody. LOOK! torian games on the lawn of the Nahant The Sri Chinmoy Oneness-Home Peace Read Bill Brotherton’s Country Club. They were invited back to her Run is an international torch relay that review of Yes home for tea. Today, about 150 people regis- travels the world to encourage goodwill, at Lynn Auditorium. A8 ter annually for an event that began Thurs- harmony and friendship, according to Pra- day night with a dance, and wraps up Sun- khara Harter of the New York-based non- day evening. pro t. In Sports A team that has covered nearly 10,000 Shoe City Classic tips off. B1 BALL, A7 miles during a four-month journey across the U.S., Mexico and Canada will pass through Peabody on Route 1 Tuesday af- ternoon, Harter said. The group has a doz- en runners with three vehicles supporting Eggs, bacon, and them. “The peace run has been really exploding, gratitude in Nahant not just in the United States, but in 140 countries across the world,” said Harter. “We just had our rst run in the islands of By Bridget Turcotte the South Paci c, and we keep adding new ITEM STAFF cities and countries.” NAHANT — The breakfast at the Nahant Village The Peace Run was inspired by spiritu- Church was about more than just eggs and bacon. al teacher Sri Chinmoy as a way to give Calvin and Marrit Hastings hold the monthly gath- people a way to express their hopes and erings at the Nahant Village Church to bring res- dreams for a harmonious world, according idents together over coffee. But this time neighbors to Harter. took the time to thank the boys — and girl — in blue. During the relays, the runners visit “I woke up one night and realized it’s a great oppor- schools and youth organizations to promote tunity to do something special for our police of cers,” self-esteem and friendship. he said. “When you get to know them, you realize they “Everyone who participates takes a step are a group of really special guys.” toward peace,” said Harter. “It’s an opportu- Friday’s meal was held to honor the 22 men and one nity for people to express themselves when they pick up the torch and bring it forward.” PHOTO | PAULA MULLER woman, Of cer Sarah Vincent, on the police force. Chief Robert Dwyer asked each member of the de- The international team of runners from Lt. J. Paul Manley speaks at the Nahant Village Church’s partment to introduce themselves to the 80 people eight countries is slated to cover 44 miles breakfast to bring together the police department and the community on Friday morning. NAHANT, A7 RELAY, A7

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 89 VOL. 138, ISSUE 207 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 65 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS ...... B4 REAL ESTATE ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 2016 OBITUARIES Eunice P. Shanahan, 96 Baker signs bill setting regs

Mrs. Eunice P. ra Michael of Maine, for ride-hailing services (Warren) Shanahan, Michael Shanahan 96 years, formerly of Florida, two great of West Lynn, died grandchildren, Scott By Bob Salsberg along with opportunities among those pushing for provide a temporary boost peacefully on Friday, Santagate Jr. of An- ASSOCIATED PRESS for people to earn money. fingerprinting of drivers to taxi companies, drew Aug. 5, 2016 in a dover, Roman McIl- “This regulatory frame- for ride-hailing services, opposition from Uber and BOSTON — Gov. Char- North Andover nurs- hargery of Bourne; work includes many of our officially referred to in the Lyft as well as business lie Baker signed into law ing home. She was and a sister, Irene own proposals to embrace law as transportation net- and tourism officials. Friday the state’s first reg- the wife of the late Holder of Danvers. disruptive technology and work companies. Instead, the law will al- ulations on ride-hailing Maurice F. Shanahan. She also leaves sev- prioritize public safety to The new law will require low the Massachusetts companies such as Uber She was born in Boston, the eral nieces and nephews. She give consumers safe and the companies to pay a 20- Port Authority, which and Lyft, calling a new daughter of the late Leonard is the mother of the late Mau- reliable travel choices,” he cent per ride fee, a portion oversees the airport, and state background check J. and Dorothy (Borjeson) War- rice F. Shanahan III, grand- said in a statement. of which would go toward the Massachusetts Con- ren. She was raised in Lynn mother of the late David Sha- for drivers the strongest The bill establishes a helping cabbies hurt by in the nation. vention Center Authority and was a graduate of Lynn nahan and sister of the late two-tiered system for competition from the new to set parameters for the With the new law, Mas- checking the backgrounds industry. The companies Classical High School. She Dorothy Coakley and Claire operation of ride-hailing sachusetts joins more of drivers. The first will would not be allowed to lived in Lynn most of her life. Castro. services at those facilities. than 30 other states with be conducted by the com- pass the fee on to consum- She was a senior clerk with Service information: Mrs. Uber and Lyft, in sepa- the Department of Public Shanahan’s funeral will be some form of regulations panies and the second by ers. rate statements, embraced Health in the Commonwealth held on Tuesday, Aug. 9, 2016 for the popular, app-based the state Department of Legislative negotiators of Massachusetts. She retired at 11 a.m. in the SOLIMINE services. Lawmakers Public Utilities, including dropped from the final the new law. in December of 1979 after 40 Funeral Home, 426 Broadway passed a compromise ver- checks of the Criminal version of the bill a House- “We are grateful for years of service with the state. (Route 129), Lynn. Burial in sion of the bill, first filed Offender Record Informa- passed provision that (Baker’s) support and the Mrs. Shanahan loved animals, Pine Grove Cemetery, Lynn. by the Republican gover- tion and the Sex Offender would have barred the Legislature’s effort toward especially loved cats and Relatives and friends are nor in April 2015, during Registry. ride-hailing firms from creating a framework that dogs. She was an avid Patriots respectfully invited. Visiting the final hectic moments Drivers, however, will picking up passengers at embraces an innovative fan and season ticket holder hours are on Tuesday from of the two-year legislative not have to submit fin- Logan International Air- industry that has changed for 10 years. 9-11 a.m. prior to her funeral. session last weekend. gerprints — as Boston port or the Boston Conven- the way the Common- She is survived by her Donations may be made to Baker said the law pro- taxi drivers do. The city’s tion and Exhibition Cen- wealth moves,” said Chris daughter, Marie Galinski and the Northeast Animal Shelter, vides “safe and diverse police commissioner, Wil- ter for the next five years. Taylor, Uber’s Boston Gen- her husband Fred of Ando- 347 Highland Ave., Salem, transportation options,” liam Evans, had been The proposal, intended to eral Manager. ver; her grandchildren, Erika MA 01970. Directions and Bernardo of Andover, Kate guestbook at www.solimine. McIlhargery of Bourne, Mau- com. Ex-FBI agent gets probation

Rena A. Russo, 85 for perjury at gangster’s trial By Denise Lavoie patrick’s age and multiple SAUGUS — Mrs. nore Ferguson. She ASSOCIATED PRESS health problems, includ- Rena A. (Hollett) was the cherished ing cancer, kidney disease BOSTON — A former and diabetes. He was also Russo, age 85, died grandmother of An- high-ranking FBI agent Thursday, Aug. 4 at drew Russo and his ordered to pay a $12,500 was sentenced Friday to fine. the North Shore Med- wife Patricia Ridge, two years of probation for U.S. District Judge F. ical Center, Salem. Sarah Russo and lying on the witness stand Dennis Saylor IV accept- She was the loving Christopher and Mat- during Boston gangster ed the sentencing recom- wife of Alfonso Rus- thew Masiello, all of James “Whitey” Bulger’s mendation, but noted that so, with whom she Lynn. She also leaves racketeering trial. Fitzpatrick could have recently celebrated many nieces, neph- Robert Fitzpatrick, 76, 60 years of marriage. ews, cousins and friends. was the assistant special faced prison time for what Born in Everett and raised in In lieu of flowers, donations agent in charge of the Bos- he called “a very serious Saugus, she was the daughter in her memory may be made ton FBI office from 1981 to offense.” of the late Jabez and Mary to a charity of your choice. 1986, during a time when “This is not a happy mo- (MacDonald) Hollett. Mrs. Service information: Rel- Bulger led a violent gang ment,” Saylor said. “Mr. Russo was a member of the atives and friends are invit- responsible for more than Fitzpatrick has earned his Saugus High School Class of ed to attend visiting hours a dozen murders and si- punishment. He has per- 1948. Rena and her husband in the BISBEE-PORCELLA haps earned something multaneously worked as FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS enjoyed spending winters at Funeral Home, 549 Lincoln an FBI criminal infor- significantly more.” their home in Hallandale, Fla. Ave., Saugus on Sunday 2-6 mant. Robert Fitzpatrick, of Charlestown, R.I., walks Fitzpatrick left the In addition to her husband, p.m. A funeral service will During Bulger’s 2013 from federal court in Boston with his wife Jane. courthouse quickly after Mrs. Russo leaves one son, Jo- be held in the funeral home trial, Fitzpatrick testified the hearing, saying he seph Russo and his wife Mary; on Monday at 11 a.m. Inter- that he tried to end the accomplishments, in part Fitzpatrick’s sentence, just wants to move on and one daughter, Cheryl Rus- ment Puritan Lawn Memorial FBI’s corrupt relationship to boost sales of a book which spared him any with his life. His lawyer, so-Masiello, all of Lynn. She Park in Peabody. For direc- with Bulger, who was pro- he co-authored, “Betray- prison time, was recom- Robert Goldstein, said he was the sister of James Hollett tions and condolences www. tected from prosecution by al: Whitey Bulger and the mended by prosecutors doesn’t view the sentence of Virginia and the late Elea- BisbeePorcella.com. agents who saw him as a FBI Agent Who Fought to and his defense lawyer un- as a light punishment, valuable informant on the Bring Him Down.” der a binding plea agree- despite the fact that Fitz- New England Mob. One of his false claims ment. Fitzpatrick pleaded patrick won’t have to go Prosecutors said Fitz- was that he was the first guilty to six counts each of to prison. patrick lied about trying law enforcement officer to perjury and obstruction of “It’s an appropriate, fair Clark Emanuel, 60 to close Bulger as an in- recover the gun used to as- justice. sentence,” Goldstein said. 1956-2016 formant and also over- sassinate Martin Luther In recommending proba- “Mr. Fitzpatrick has been stated his professional King Jr. in 1968. tion, both sides cited Fitz- excoriated in the press.” LYNN — Clark face. He was the son Emanuel, of Lynn, of the late Victor and MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS passed away Thurs- Phyllis Emanuel, and day, July 28, 2016, at brother to the late Boston mayor: City police of Agricultural Resourc- they’re sent automatic Coast Guard rescues three Salem Hospital, fol- Steven Emanuel. don’t need long guns es says health board notifications as they ap- from overturned boat lowing a battle with a He is survived by chairman John Colletti proach them. short illness. his brother and sis- BOSTON (AP) — Bos- and board member Karl TRURO (AP) — The Clark was born in ter, Brian Emanuel Sr. ton Mayor Marty Walsh Santos no longer have Motorcyclist killed, Coast Guard says it has Marblehead and was and Suzan Barnes of says he disagrees with inspection powers. passenger hurt in crash rescued three people from a longtime resident Lynn; his nieces and city police unions that Division of Animal the water after their boat of Lynn. He spent a few years nephews, Robert, Zeb, Seth officers need long guns, Health Director Michael BEVERLY (AP) — State overturned in Pamet living out in Oregon where he and Jessica Barnes, Brian and he was taken aback Cahill says the animal police say a motorcyclist Harbor. lived most of his younger adult Jr. and Sarah Emanuel, and by the unions’ demands inspectors in January was fatally injured and The boat’s owner, who years. many great nieces and neph- for new equipment. reported no sanitation or his passenger was seri- was on land, called the He served in the U.S. Army ews. Walsh said on Friday cleanliness issues at the ously hurt in a crash in Coast Guard to report he’d during the Vietnam era. He Service information: Vis- that “there’s absolutely no property. Cahill says the Beverly. lent his 14-foot aluminum was a hard worker and enjoyed itation will be held in the need” for officers to have unsanitary conditions Authorities say the acci- boat to three people and it a good game of poker, making GOODRICH Funeral Home, long guns. took years to accumulate. dent happened just before had flipped over. One of the people laugh, spending time 128 Washington St., Lynn The presidents of the Colletti told The Boston 3:30 p.m. Friday when a three aboard had contacted with family and friends, and on Sunday, Aug. 7, 2016, three unions representing Globe that he was not motorcycle operated by him for help. It happened always had a smile on his 5-7 p.m. city police sent a letter present for the January a 30-year-old Gloucester around 3:15 p.m. Friday. demanding long guns, inspections. He said he is man veered into a guard- A Coast Guard rescue larger ammunition mag- resigning. rail on Route 128 and he boat found two men in azines, helmets and other Santos has said he saw was thrown off. He was lifejackets and a woman Cynthia J. Dumas, 59 equipment, citing the nothing concerning. taken to a hospital, where clinging to an inflatable killings of officers world- he was pronounced dead. device in the water. The wide. The letter was sent Gamblers signing up for His passenger, a boat sank. to Police Commissioner addiction prevention effort 29-year-old Rockport LYNN — Cynthia J. (Souc- children, Flor Ortiz of Salem, William Evans, who says woman, is in the hospital Cape Cod town closes ie) Dumas, age 59, of Lynn, Shawn Ortiz of Pittsfield and he’s considering the re- BOSTON (AP) — Mas- with serious injuries. beaches because of sharks passed away Friday, Aug. 5, Larry Dumas Jr. of Wakefield; quests and officers’ safety sachusetts gambling Troopers are investigat- 2016. She was the wife of Lar- her brothers, Steven Soucie is among his top concerns. regulators say they’re ing excessive speed as a ry Dumas Sr., with whom she and Ronnie Soucie Jr., both TRURO (AP) — A Cape Leaders of community encouraged by early num- factor. Cod town has closed three shared 37 years of marriage. of Lynn, and Scott Soucie of groups including the Bos- bers from a unique gam- She was the daughter of Gray, Ga.; five grandchildren, beaches after great white ton NAACP say officers bling addiction prevention Toddler dies after being the late Ronald Sr. and Nancy Chad Ortiz, Ryan Ortiz, Justin sharks were seen feasting need to be safe, but they effort being tested at the Soucie. Cynthia was a resi- Dumas, Caden Dumas and pulled from family’s pool on a small whale carcass. worry that having long state’s first casino. dent of Lynn for 35 years and Alyah Ortiz, and many nieces The Cape Cod Times re- military-style guns would The Massachusetts prior to that resided in Salem. and nephews. DANVERS (AP) — A ports that Truro officials harm community polic- Gaming Commission said She was a homemaker and Service information: Vis- 2-year-old boy pulled from announced Friday that ing efforts and increase enjoyed taking care of people. itation will be held in the Friday the “Play My Way” his family’s swimming the Noons Landing, Cold tensions. She loved cooking, spending GOODRICH Funeral Home, program at Plainridge pool in Danvers has died. Storage and Beach Point time with her family, cookouts 128 Washington St., Lynn, on Park Casino has signed The Essex District beaches will be closed and Holiday get-togethers. Tuesday, 5-8 p.m. Relatives Inspectors have duties up 3,216 people since its Attorney’s office said in until Sunday. In addition to her hus- and friends respectfully in- revoked after animals found June launch. a statement Friday that The Center for Coastal band, she is survived by her vited to attend. Commission spokes- Griffin Lamar died at Studies in Provincetown BOSTON (AP) — State woman Elaine Driscoll Boston’s Children’s Hospi- says the whale carcass officials have revoked the says that’s about 7.4 tal. was reported Wednes- animal inspection duties percent of all regular The child was discov- day in Cape Cod Bay off of two Westport health gamblers visiting the ered in the in-ground North Truro. Researchers board members on allega- Plainville slots parlor and pool shortly before 8 found an 11-foot-long ITEM CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! tions they didn’t properly harness racing track in p.m. Thursday by family female minke whale with inspect a property where the last two months. She members who immediate- its carcass appearing in hundreds of animals says Cambridge Health ly began CPR. Emergency good condition. Call Customer Service were later found living in Alliance is also evaluat- personnel brought the boy Researchers say that squalor. ing the pilot program’s to Beverly Hospital and by Thursday, the carcass Authorities found dead effectiveness. he was later flown to the was battered and at least to place an ad and injured animals, “Play My Way” is billed Children’s Hospital. two great white sharks makeshift cabins, burning as the first of its kind Danvers police and had fed on it. The center 781-593-7700, ext. 2 trash and illegal stoves at in the U.S. Casino re- state detectives assigned posted a YouTube video of a Westport farm in July. ward cardholders can to the district attorney’s a shark swimming around The state Department set spending limits and office are investigating. the carcass. SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A3 HOW TO REACH US Security main concern for old

110 Munroe St. P.O. Box 5 Marshall School Lynn, MA 01903 Customer Service month. Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. By Bridget Turcotte and Adam Swift But Superintendent Connecting ITEM STAFF Catherine Latham dis- All Departments: puted her claim. She said 781-593-7700 LYNN — While the while there have been some Ext. 2 shuttered Marshall Mid- break-ins and copper pip- dle School is slated for Classified Advertising ing taken from the school, demolition, some school [email protected] PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the building is secure. committee members say Subscriptions “The security system [email protected] This photo provided by The Coca-Cola Company shows U.S. athlete Na- the building is a target for still works,” Latham said. Circulation than Adrian in one of the ads from the company’s Olympics campaign. thieves and vandals. After entering the build- [email protected] At its Thursday night ing with other school per- Ext. 3 meeting, the board request- sonnel recently, they were ed a report on the status of greeted by police within Newsroom Olympic marketing, smaller the Porter Street building [email protected] five minutes. [email protected] from Michael Donovan, the Latham said the school city’s director of Inspection- Ext. 4 brands find restrictions tough department is removing al Services. materials such as flags Sports [email protected] By Mae Anderson stripping them of medals. There’s a long list of The request came af- and clocks out of the ASSOCIATED PRESS But in the age of Twitter words that advertisers ter committee member building as needed. She Ext. 5 and Facebook, it’s difficult can’t use, ranging from Donna Coppola said the said desks will be moved Retail and Online NEW YORK — The to clamp down entirely on obvious ones like “Olym- school has been broken to other schools and the Advertising Olympics are full of sto- [email protected] messaging. The IOC tried pics” to seemingly benign into, heavily damaged and district’s principals and ries of underdogs tri- to relax the rules this ones like “effort” or “per- pipes removed. teachers have been invit- umphing against the odds ADVERTISING year to make it easier for formance,” depending on “The biggest concern is ed to take anything they for athletic glory. But in Ernie Carpenter, Jr. non-Olympic brands to ad- context. The IOC says the that it’s still our proper- need. the case of Olympic mar- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1355 vertise. Some brands took rules are in place to pro- ty,” she said. “If people are The city has no planned [email protected] keting, smaller brands are advantage of that, but oth- tect its sponsors’ invest- going in there, what hap- use for the building. The finding it tough to prevail Bob Gunther ers were left frustrated ment and prevent “over pens next? It’s our build- state has given Lynn Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 amid strict rules. commercialization.” ing, we should know if it is $3.5 million to demolish [email protected] Sponsors such as Visa, by the hoops they had to jump through to qualify. Frustrated by their in- secured.” the facility. Ralph Mitchell Samsung and Coca-Cola Police Lt. Rick Donnelly Bridget Turcotte can be Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1332 pay hundreds of millions Long in place, the Olym- ability to mention their [email protected] pic Charter’s Rule 40 lim- sponsors, dozens of ath- said police investigated reached at bturcotte@item- of dollars to be associat- a breaking and entering live.com and Adam Swift Philip Ouellette ed with the Olympics. So its athletes, coaches and letes launched a Twitter Vice President / Sales, ext. 1257 other participants from campaign during the 2012 at the school earlier this at [email protected]. [email protected] the International Olympic Committee cracks down on appearing in advertising London Olympics to urge Cassie Vitali non-sponsoring brands that and other marketing, in- an end to the rule. In an Advertising Sales Rep., ext. 1280 cluding social media posts, attempt to address the [email protected] reference the Olympics by name or use Olympic logos without the IOC’s per- problem, the IOC modified Patricia Whalen mission. Participants are the rules to let brands ap- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 in tweets or advertisement. [email protected] This extends to ath- also forbidden from wear- ply for an exception. letes who tweet about ing clothing with logos of This year, brands could BUSINESS OFFICE “non-Olympic commercial non-Olympic brands. feature Olympic athletes Beth Bresnahan partners” — brands that Although the blackout in ads as long as they ap- Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1253 period covers just one plied for a waiver, avoided [email protected] sponsor the individuals but don’t pay the IOC or a month — from July 27 to certain words or logos and Susan J. Conti Aug. 24 for the Rio Olym- started their campaigns Controller, ext. 1288 national Olympic commit- [email protected] tee itself to be an official pics — it’s a crucial win- by March. IOC spokesman dow for many brands be- Benjamin Seeley said in Ted Grant Olympic sponsor. The IOC Publisher, ext. 1234 can punish athletes for rule cause for many athletes, an emailed statement that [email protected] violations by disqualifying this is the only time they about 1,000 brands ap- Marian Kinney them from events and even have the world’s attention. plied and were approved. ext. 1212 [email protected] Will Kraft Woman, 79, spends unplanned Vice President / Finance ext. 1296 [email protected] night in an Alaskan forest Jennifer Perez ext. 1205 [email protected] JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) not released. She was a groups and hotels seeking CIRCULATION — A 79-year-old cruise passenger on the 965-foot information. A patrol officer Lisa Mahmoud ship passenger got lost on Coral Princess, which has spent four hours downtown Manager, ext. 1239 a solo hike near an Alas- 1,000 passenger cabins asking people if they had [email protected] ka glacier and spent a and a crew of 895. seen the woman. CLASSIFIED night in the forest without Nikki Hinds, assistant The Coral Princess, Abbe Young Smith camping gear but walked director of the visitor cen- meanwhile, left port at Manager, ext. 1276 to safety the next day. ter, said the woman left about 4 p.m. [email protected] A search Wednesday on an independent hike of The woman appeared at Kerry Smith night failed to find the the East Glacier Trail and the visitor center at about Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1325 veered onto the Nugget woman but she hiked 9:30 a.m. Thursday. She [email protected] to Juneau’s Mendenhall Creek Trail. As night fell was tired and wet but in Glacier Visitor Center on Wednesday, she became dis- CUSTOMER SERVICE good shape. She was well Thursday morning, the oriented and she decided to Sophia Tizol Juneau Empire reported. spend the night on the trail. prepared for hiking in the ext. 1300 ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE [email protected] “She’s a hardy soul,” said Juneau police organized planet’s largest temperate Kirby Day, port manager for a multiagency search and rainforest, Hinds said. The old Marshall Middle School building in Lynn. NEWSROOM Princess Cruises. “She is a looked for the hiker until “She didn’t have camp- Bill Brotherton strong lady, and she knew midnight. The woman had ing gear, but she wore lay- Features Editor ext. 1338 what she was doing. She did traveled independently ers and a rain coat,” Hinds [email protected] Lucky Strike 781-592-9100 all the right things except about 12 miles to the glacier said. “I’m sure she was Gayla Cawley for making one wrong turn.” and her hike was not part still cold, but it was a hap- Reporter, ext. 1236 Recreation 73 Buffum St. [email protected] The name of the Ontar- of a tour. Police and cruise py ending when she came io, Canada, woman was ship employees called tour in this morning.” Dillon Durst Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 [email protected] GRAND CLOSING Thomas Grillo US approves GMO mosquito Aug. 14 Weekly/City Editor, ext. 1264 [email protected] 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Spenser Hasak test, but no release imminent Copy Editor, ext. 1278 [email protected] By Jennifer Kay ease Control and Pre- el-related infections. Thor Jourgensen News Editor, ext. 1267 ASSOCIATED PRESS vention and the Envi- In the Keys, Oxitec [email protected] ronmental Protection would release nonbiting MIAMI — Federal au- Agency also contributed male Aedes aegypti mos- Steve Krause thorities gave final ap- Sports Editor, ext. 1229 to the FDA’s review. Lo- quitoes modified with [email protected] proval Friday to a plan to cal officials will hold a synthetic DNA to pro- release genetically modi- Katie Morrison nonbinding vote on the duce offspring that die Sports Reporter fied mosquitoes in Flori- proposal for Florida Keys outside a lab. [email protected] da, but none of the insects residents in November. The Florida Keys Mos- Owen O’Rourke will be immediately dis- The FDA approval came quito Control District ap- Photographer, ext. 1224 patched in the state’s fight hours before Florida’s proached Oxitec after a [email protected] against the spread of Zika. 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E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill An election that moves U.S. off all its moorings B A. B John M. Gilberg Chief Executive O cer KENNEBUNKPORT, Maine — A T J   Edward M. Grant News Editor Gordon R. Hall full century ago, the 28th president W   J. K Monica Connell Healey — a professor as much as a politician Vice President, Finance — counseled the man who would be- P   G. O  J. Patrick Norton Vice President, Sales Michael H. Shanahan, Chairman come the 32nd chief executive that P ”  there was a predictable tide in the Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 nation’s politics. Woodrow Wilson Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 shaped the perspective of the young Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 Franklin Delano Roosevelt indelibly Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 when he told him the country was Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 willing to be liberal for only about a Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 third of the time and then it always Brian C. ¢ayer, 1996-1999 Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 returns to its conservative moorings. Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 This may be the election that moves the United States off all its John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 moorings. For this may be the elec- tion in which the liberal/conservative axis is a minimal factor, and, what is PHOTOS | ASSOCIATED PRESS more, several other reliable tenants of presidential politics — a broad Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, above, but fragile free-trade consensus, es- speaks during a campaign rally at Merrill Auditorium Thurs- tablished notions of what constitutes day in Portland, Maine, while Democratic presidential candi- proper campaign comportment, even date Hillary Clinton, below, holds her scarf which she says she EDITORIAL the alignments between business bought at The Knotty Tie Company, a Denver-based company, and other special interests and the as she speaks at a rally at Adams City High School in Commerce two major parties — have lost their City, Colo., Wednesday. potency, or even their relevance. These old rules guided the Bush family for nearly two-thirds of a cen- tury, positioning them, along with the Kennedy and Adams families, among the pre-eminent political clans in the nation. Had those rules held their power, a third Bush presidency might have been a possibility and the fam- ily’s stately home on rocky Walker’s Point here might again have been a summer White House. “Just only a quarter-century ago there was an American president who valued dignity over publicity, compromise over purity, and deco- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS rum over winning the news cycle,” said Jon Meacham, the Pulitzer In this frame grab from video by the Libyan Prize-winning biographer of George Government Media Office, Fayez Serraj, the H.W. Bush. “That’s not the world we head of Libya’s U.N.-brokered presidency pugnant today. ian who doesn’t seem threatened by live in anymore.” Until Watergate those irregular- gay people or concerned about the council, makes a statement on Libyan TV an- The pinions of that world have nouncing that American warplanes attacked ities were the subject of insiders’ war over bathrooms. The party of tumbled like so many Lincoln logs, whispers, seldom piercing the public empire wants to withdraw from for- the IS bastion of Sirte on the Mediterranean displaced with the same disruptive Sea, in northern Libya. consciousness, perhaps because over eign entanglements.” 21st-century force that has left the time they roughly canceled each The biggest disruption in the po- music and news businesses in tat- other out, Republican sin for Dem- litical world is in trade. For decades ters and that now threatens the ocratic transgression. But the poli- Democratic presidents depended on No good will come of higher education and the real-estate tics above the surface always had Republican lawmakers to give them establishments. discernible, understandable and the fast-track negotiation author- Now new rules, or no rules at all, dependable rules, and many of them ity they wanted, and then they de- US attacks on Libya govern our politics. Nominees rou- are gone now. pended on GOP votes to help push tinely accuse each other of being Every American election since NAFTA and other international American forces are in the process of carrying out a frauds, or felons. Candidates of a 1932, with the exception of 1960, has trade pacts past the finish line. new series of attacks in the North African area that contemplative mien — in the old provided a choice between a liberal No more. The Republican nominee used to be Libya, focusing bombing raids and drone days that would have included Wil- candidate and a conservative oppo- is repulsed by global trade agree- attacks on Sirte, allegedly the center of Islamic State son, Calvin Coolidge and Harry Tru- nent. This arrangement has orga- ments, and the free-trade coalition forces’ activity there. man, perhaps even Jimmy Carter nized our politics even when the two — a sturdy part of establishment In principle, the U.S. air activity is supposed to soft- and the elder Bush — are dismissed, parties had both conservative and Washington theology — is in ruins. en up the Islamic State concentration in that port as former Gov. Jeb Bush was, as “low liberal wings. (Those outlier wings “The unions never cared for city, in preparation for a theoretical attack by forces energy,” even if the record and the — conservatives for the Democrats NAFTA, but their opposition was of one of Libya’s three governments on it, to be car- mind of the younger Bush and the and liberals for the Republicans — tempered by the notion that they ried out with the again-theoretical goal of stamping others were decidedly the opposite. began to weaken in the 1960s, were had affiliates in Canada,” said Ar- out Islamic State activity in Libya. Donald J. Trump deserves some of threatened in the Reagan 1980s and thur Wright, an emeritus professor The problem is that the U.S. military activity — the blame, or the credit, for that, but disappeared with the new century.) of economics at the University of primarily by air but supported on the ground in Lib- it is not fair, or accurate, to consider No one had any doubt which can- Connecticut. “The idea was that no ya by hundreds of U.S. Special Operations forces — is him the one-man wrecking ball of didate, George W. Bush or Al Gore, one would notice NAFTA. People that it does not make any sense in terms of U.S. ob- our politics. was the conservative in 2000, nor just don’t believe that anymore.” jectives in Libya. Trump played hardball and drove was there any debate about the ide- Big shifts in the profile of the two They are, first, to establish a system of stable gov- the remaining shards of civility from ologies of Barack Obama and Mitt parties are underway. No one would ernment on the ground, the first that would have Republican politics, but the purloined Romney a dozen years later. be surprised if leading establish- been there since the United States, working with Democratic National Committee Not so this time. On several issues, ment Republicans acknowledge France, Italy, the United Kingdom and a few Arab emails show that Hillary Clinton, or particularly involving the candi- they will vote for Clinton, a prospect states, overthrew the government of long-term Liby- her allies, did not exactly practice a date’s relationship with Wall Street, brightened by last week’s controver- an leader Moammar Gadhafi in 2011. form of political gentility themselves. Trump may be to the left of Hillary sy involving Trump and the Khan The second objective, of more concern to the Euro- Sen. Bernie Sanders is justified in Clinton. That is what prompted family. Many blue-collar workers no peans but to the U.S. interest as well in humanitar- feeling aggrieved, and in concluding, Thomas Frank, a committed liber- longer believe their natural home ian terms, is to establish some sort of order on the as Trump did, that American politics al, to write, “The Republican Par- is as part of a Democratic coalition ground. The goal is to put an end to illegal migration is not always on the level. ty wants my liberal vote” in The that also includes minorities, pro- by boat to Southern Europe, which has resulted in There always has been an element Guardian last month. Frank, known fessional women and university-af- hundreds or perhaps thousands of drownings, in- of criminality in American politics, for “What’s the Matter With Kan- filiated liberals; Trump’s lead over cluding of many children. and not simply because Richard sas?” his 2004 critique of conser- Clinton among white working-class U.S. attacks on Sirte by bombing and by drones Nixon was chased from office for vatism, was startled this summer voters is far bigger than Romney are resulting only in the dispersion of Islamic State his sins, which were egregious. His to find congenial views inside the had versus Obama. forces from Sirte, not in the actual elimination of Is- 1960 rival, John F. Kennedy, won Trump policy portfolio. No wonder the nation is bewil- lamic State as a force and a presence in Libya. The the White House under suspicious “The party of free trade and free dered. Our politics has become an working part of Libya is only the coastline; the desert circumstances, and Kennedy’s suc- markets now says it wants to break inedible upside-down cake. interior is an area where no army has ever been able cessor, Lyndon Johnson, won his up Wall Street banks and toss to eliminate any other army, including classic bat- Senate seat (and his riches) under NAFTA to the winds,” he wrote. David Shribman is a Pulitzer tles between German Field Marshal Erwin Rommel conditions Common Cause, and “The party of family values has Prize-winning columnist. He is a and British forces in World War II. The Islamic State most of the rest of us, would find re- nominated a thrice-married vulgar- Swampscott High graduate. forces may leave Sirte if U.S. planes and drones hit it hard enough, but will by no means put them out of business with the forces involved or available. The second major problem with the new initiative in Libya by President Barack Obama is that it does not deal with Libya’s current fundamental problem — the fact that it has three contending governments, as well as many more independent armed contending mili- tias. There is one government in Tobruk in the east, another in Tripoli, the former capital, and a third, backed by the United Nations, holed up also in Tripoli. Even if the Islamic State in Sirte were to be dispersed, there would be no party in place to pick up governance of the country, in abeyance for almost five years now. So why is Obama’s government involving the United States more deeply in Libya’s chaotic war? Prospects of taking out Islamic State centers in Iraq or Syria before the November elections in the United States are becom- ing less hopeful by the day. So, perhaps Sirte could be reduced, and that action be portrayed as a major U.S. victory against the Islamic State. The hefty U.S. De- fense Department budget is still pending and, thus, a claimed U.S. military victory against IS wouldn’t hurt. For U.S. defense industries, bombing and drone attacks in Libya run up the tab and enhance profits. This escalation of U.S. military involvement in the conflict in Libya simply does not make sense, and should be ended quickly before it proceeds further. Meaningless Middle East wars for no clear purpose, risking American lives and wasting taxpayer money, are simply bad policy.

TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A5 Clinton acknowledges trust issue, blames Republicans By Lisa Lerer ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — Hil- lary Clinton acknowl- edged Friday the chal- lenge she’d face leading a country where most Americans don’t trust her, saying she takes “serious- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ly” the work she must do Republican presidential candidate Donald to build confidence in her character. Trump shakes hands during a campaign rally at But the Democratic Merrill Auditorium Thursday in Portland, Maine. presidential nominee also claimed that a broad elec- toral victory over Don- Divided GOP ald Trump in November would give her the capital needed to push her plans through Congress with PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS in the Midwest Republican support and appeared to blame her po- Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton speaks at the 2016 National Association of Black Journalists’ and National Association of By Steve Peoples nerabilities were also on litical opponents for her Hispanic Journalists’ Hall of Fame Luncheon at Marriott Wardman Park and Catherine display Friday. low approval ratings. Lucey The former secretary Clinton pointed to the in Washington Friday. ASSOCIATED PRESS high ratings she won as of state sought to “clari- ened by her responses to about her emails practices During the short ques- secretary of state and as fy and explain” a recent questions about her use of were “truthful.” tion-and-answer session, DES MOINES, Iowa statement on Fox News a senator from New York, private emails servers as “I may have short-cir- Clinton also detailed — Donald Trump faced Sunday that FBI Director arguing that voters like secretary of state and her cuited and for that I will some of her plans should an all-too-clear sign of James Comey said her an- her more when she’s work- reluctance to take regular try to clarify,” she said. she win the White House, GOP divisions Friday in swers to the bureau about ing than when she’s cam- two Midwestern battle- her use of a private email paigning — something she questions from journalists. Comey was speaking sole- promising to make an grounds, embraced by par- server were “truthful.” attributed to campaign at- The questions-and-an- ly about her responses in overhaul of America’s im- ty leaders in one state but “I may have short cir- tacks on her character. swer session Friday at a a closed-door FBI inter- migration system a “clear, ignored in another as he cuited and for that I will “Were 67 percent of joint meeting of the Na- view, and not her public high priority.” strained to overcome deep- try to clarify,” she told a the people in New York tional Association of Black comments on the issue, She argued that a broad ening concerns about his group of minority jour- wrong? Were 66 percent Journalists and National which have included in- victory, one that includ- presidential candidacy. nalists in Washington, of the American public Association of Hispanic consistencies. ed Democrats winning Some of Iowa’s Repub- though still insisting that wrong?” Clinton said. Journalists marked the Clinton has claimed she control of the Senate and lican elite will appear she “never sent or re- “Just maybe, when I’m first time she’s talked never sent or received any- tightening their margin alongside the celebrity ceived anything that was actually running for a job, about how that political thing marked classified. In in the House, would put businessman for an af- marked classified.” there is a real benefit to problem could impact her reviewing the FBI’s inves- pressure on Republicans ternoon rally, his third Clinton also acknowl- those on the other side future administration. tigation, Comey said seven to come along. appearance in the swing edged many people don’t with trying to stir up as Clinton attempted to e-mail chains dealt with “There’s nothing like state over the past two trust her. much trouble as possible.” “clarify and explain” a matters that were “that winning to change minds,” weeks. But in neighboring “It doesn’t make me feel Clinton’s trustworthi- recent statement on Fox were classified at the Top she said. “I view the polit- Wisconsin, a state Trump good when people say ness has emerged as her News Sunday that FBI Secret/Special Access Pro- ical landscape as increas- insists he can win, the those things, and I recog- biggest weakness in the Director James Com- gram level when they were ingly favorable to us mak- state’s best-known Repub- nize that I have work to fall campaign, one wors- ey had said her answers sent and received.” ing this happen.” licans said they were too do,” Clinton said. She add- busy to attend his evening ed, “I’m going to work my event. heart out in this campaign Sen. Ron Johnson and and as president to pro- US stocks ascend to record House Speaker Paul Ryan duce results for people.” citied scheduling conflicts, Yet Trump’s gaffes have while Wisconsin Gov. largely overshadowed Scott Walker said he’ll Clinton’s vulnerabilities highs after strong jobs report attend an all-you-can-eat as the Democrats work to spaghetti dinner instead recover from a bruising By Marley Jay ued to climb. Consumer cent, to 2,182.87. The Nas- port reassured investors of appearing with his par- primary election season. ASSOCIATED PRESS companies also made big daq advanced 54.87 points, but won’t vanquish their ty’s standard bearer. Complicating the Re- gains. Investors sold bonds, or 1.1 percent, to 5,221.12. fears entirely. “Welcome to Wiscon- publican Party’s 2016 NEW YORK — U.S. precious metals, and phone The strong jobs report “With an election where sin, Mr. Trump, but let’s challenge are fresh signs stocks jumped to record and utility companies, safe suggests that Britain’s both candidates are likely get something straight,” the nation’s economy is highs Friday after a strong investments that soared vote to leave the Euro- to talk about how badly Wisconsin’s Assembly strengthening under a jobs report for the month earlier this year as inves- pean Union in late June the economy is doing and Speaker Robin Vos wrote Democratic president. of July gave investors tors worried about the didn’t have much effect how disappointing growth in an open letter to his With Election Day little more confidence that the health of the economy. on hiring plans for U.S. has been, investors as a GOP colleagues ahead of more than three months economy is still growing. “It looks like the econo- companies. The unemploy- whole are more anxious Trump’s arrival. “We are away, the Labor Depart- Financial and technology my is improving, it looks ment rate remained at 4.9 than the job picture would Ryan Republicans here in ment reported Friday that stocks soared and inves- like corporate earnings are percent and hourly pay suggest,” she said. Wisconsin, not Trump Re- U.S. employers added a tors sold the safe assets on the upswing,” said Sam continued to rise. The hir- The Federal Reserve has publicans.” healthy 255,000 jobs in they have favored for most Stovall, U.S. equity strat- ing spree follows an even been saying for months The tale of two states un- July, a sign of confidence of this year. egist for S&P Capital IQ. larger surge in June and that it intends to raise derscores Trump’s mount- that could point to a resil- The Labor Department That marks a change from represents a turnaround interest rates if the econ- ing challenges during one ient economy. The unem- said U.S. employers add- earlier this year, he said, from weak job growth in omy’s strength warrants of the most tumultuous ployment rate remained ed 255,000 jobs in July, far when investors worried the first half of this year, it. July’s report provides weeks of his unorthodox a low 4.9 percent as more more than investors expect- the U.S. would fall into a including disappointing more evidence the econo- campaign. He has skipped Americans launched job ed and the second straight recession and tech compa- job gains in April and May. my is doing well, boosting from one misstep to the searches and nearly as month of strong gains after nies would suffer as busi- Banks rose the most, as the chances that inter- next, sparking a fresh many were hired. shaky reports this spring. nesses cut spending. But higher interest rates boost est rates will go up. But wave of Republican de- Trump’s approach to na- Stocks made their biggest tech stocks have come back their profits on lending. Warne said investor views fections among longtime tional security came under gain in almost a month. to lead the market higher Bank of America rose 57 on the economy and the party loyalists who refuse fire Friday as well, with Banks traded higher as in- over the last few months. cents, or 3.9 percent, to Fed will keep fluctuating. to support their presiden- former CIA Director Mi- vestors anticipated higher The Dow Jones indus- $15.05 and Citigroup add- “When the Fed indicates tial nominee — including chael Morell contending interest rates and bigger trial average rose 191.48 ed $1.88, or 4.3 percent, to that they’re data depen- some who even publicly the Republican nominee profits on mortgages and points, or 1 percent, to $45.72. dent, that means inves- support for Democrat Hil- would make “a poor, even other loans. The Nasdaq 18,543.53. The Standard Kate Warne, an invest- tors are going to be data lary Clinton. dangerous commander in composite closed at a record & Poor’s 500 index climbed ment strategist for Ed- dependent as well,” she Clinton’s political vul- chief.” high as tech stocks contin- 18.62 points, or 0.9 per- ward Jones, said the re- said. Steady hiring is now benefiting a broader group of Americans

By Christopher petition to fill jobs heats the economy — has fared S. Rugaber up. Average pay is up much better: 2014 and ASSOCIATED PRESS 2.6 percent from a year 2015 notched the fast- ago — matching the best est two-year hiring gains WASHINGTON — Years 12-month gain since the since the late 1990s. of steady job gains have Great Recession ended Part of the disparity is finally begun to benefit in 2009 and comfortably explained by slow growth a wider range of Ameri- above inflation of just 1 in worker efficiency since cans, including those with percent. the recession ended. less education and in low- The resilient job mar- Stronger hiring amid a er-paying jobs. ket is encouraging more weak expansion suggests A second straight month Americans to begin look- that the economy has of robust hiring — 255,000 ing for a job — a key grown less productive, jobs added in July — trend that helps offset a with workers delivering pointed to employer confi- drag from the growing re- less output per hour. dence that suggested that tirements of aging baby Many of the disparities the economy is powering boomers. Their influx has that have fueled voter an- through a slump that halted a long-term decline ger this election season struck early this year. The in the proportion of Amer- remain. Just 54 percent of FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS unemployment rate re- icans who are either work- Americans with only high mained a low 4.9 percent, ing or looking for work. Reina Borges, left, stands in line to apply for a job with Aldi at a job fair school degrees have jobs, the Labor Department Taken together, the two in Miami Lakes, Fla. compared with 72 percent said Friday. trends suggest the re- of those with college or Hiring has been solid covery, now seven years dicate that the tide is turn- points — 1 percent. Many nomic rebound in the sec- postgraduate degrees. for six years, but for most old, is finally benefiting ing,” said Douglas Holtz- Fed watchers think the cen- ond half of this year. Still, minimum wage in- of that time there were a broad spectrum of the Eakin, a former director of tral bank will raise rates Consumers, who have creases and competition caveats: Average hourly population. the Congressional Budget later this year but probably driven the economy’s for workers are elevating pay was stagnant. And Economists at Goldman Office and president of the not before December. post-recession expansion, pay in many industries, millions were no longer Sachs have found that pay conservative American Ac- The jobs report also ramped up spending in including those with either working or looking for workers earning less tion Forum. suggested that employers the April-June quarter at heavy concentrations of for work, leaving a small- than $12.50 an hour has Investors seemed pleased were unfazed by either the second-fastest pace low- and middle-income er proportion of adults in risen 4 percent in the past by Friday’s job figures, Britain’s late-June vote to since the recession. jobs. Average wages in the the labor force. year, more than any other which raised hopes for the quit the European Union The economy’s aver- leisure and hospitality in- Evidence is emerging income group. Those earn- broader economy with- or the U.S. economy’s tep- age annual growth rate dustry, made up mostly of that those long-running ing from $12.50 to $20 an out seeming to compel the id growth in the first half since the recession ended hotels and restaurants, gauges are finally im- hour have received the Federal Reserve to resume of the year: Just 1 percent in June 2009 is just over rose in July from a year proving. Many businesses next-biggest increase, at raising interest rates soon. at an annual rate. Most 2 percent, the slowest ago by 4.1 percent. That are offering higher pay to just above 3 percent. The Dow Jones industri- analysts expect the solid since the 1930s. But job matches June’s showing, attract workers as com- “Wage growth figures in- al average closed up 191 hiring to help fuel an eco- growth — the backbone of the best in eight years. A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 2016 POLICE/FIRE

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SWAMPSCOTT Essex Circle. 10 p.m. Thursday on Beckett Thursday on Proctor Avenue; at vehicle and OUI liquor at 12:26 A report of lost reading glass- A report of vandalism at 5:33 Street. 11:10 p.m. Thursday on Haskell a.m. Friday. es at 2:36 p.m. Thursday on Complaints p.m. Thursday at 80 Neptune A report of suspicious activity Avenue; at 11:56 p.m. Thursday Anthony Tate, 56, of 2 Rogers Preston Beach. Blvd.; at 6:17 a.m. Friday at 38 at 11:26 p.m. Thursday at 665 on North Shore Road. A report of suspicious activity Ave., was arrested and charged A report of an item thrown at Williams Ave. Lowell St.; at 8:30 a.m. Friday A report of a neighbor dispute at 8:05 a.m. Thursday at 42 De- with operating a motor vehicle a car at 7:43 p.m. Thursday on A report of a fight at 5:57 at 47 Castle Circle. at 6:12 a.m. Thursday on Went- vens Road. with a suspended license and a Pleasant Street. p.m. Thursday at 257 Boston St. A report of larceny at 7:05 worth Road. lights violation at 3:13 a.m. Friday. A report of suspicious activity A report of a found pet bunny A report of larceny at 6:31 at 9:54 p.m. Thursday on Sap- a.m. Friday at 124 Newbury St. A report of larceny at 1:12 at 10:43 a.m. Thursday at 270 p.m. Thursday on Roland Road. Accidents p.m. Thursday at 32 Arbor St. phire Avenue. A report of an intoxicated Paradise Road. Health Depart- A report of suspicious activity person at 8:39 a.m. Friday on A report of an unwanted per- ment was notified. A report of a motor vehicle at 8:27 p.m. Thursday at 270 PEABODY Bresnahan Street. son at 3:33 p.m. Thursday on A report of a boat drifting accident at 2:13 p.m. Thursday Union St.; at 10 p.m. Thursday A report of an overdose at 10 Mountain Avenue; at 9:08 p.m. toward the rocks at 1:55 p.m. at 491 Lynnway; at 5:35 p.m. at 61 Bulfinch St. Accidents a.m. Friday on Newbury Street. Thursday on Campbell Avenue; Thursday at Swampscott Yacht Thursday on Walnut Street; at A report of a breaking and at 9:53 p.m. Thursday on Con- Club. Harbormaster was noti- stitution Avenue. 6:02 p.m. Thursday at 420 Es- entering at 8:37 p.m. Thursday A report of a motor vehicle ac- REVERE fied. A report of threats at 4:15 sex St.; at 6:19 p.m. Thursday at 3 City Hall Square; at 7:50 cident at 3:22 p.m. Thursday at A report of shoplifting at 2:35 a.m. Friday at 25 Rollins Ave.; p.m. Thursday on Revere Beach on Goldthwait Street; at 8:18 96 Washington St.; at 4:02 p.m. Accidents p.m. Thursday at 1005 Paradise p.m. Thursday at 2 Adams at 8:41 a.m. Friday at 80 Farrell Thursday at 230 Lowell St.; at Boulevard. Road. A report of a motor vehicle A report of vandalism at 7:03 Road. St.; at 8:42 p.m. Thursday on 7:06 p.m. Thursday at 19 How- A report of a tree branch in a Chestnut Street; at 9:15 p.m. A report of a juvenile problem ley St.; at 11:13 a.m. Friday at accident at 7:49 a.m. Thurs- p.m. Thursday on Tracy Allen at 8:39 p.m. Thursday on Fays day on Washington Avenue; at Way. powerline at 5:51 p.m. Thursday Thursday on Dungeon Avenue; 210 B Andover St.; at 11:18 on Williams Terrace. Avenue. a.m. Friday at 1 Essex Center 9:48 a.m. Thursday on Shirley A report of shoplifting at 7:40 at 11:51 p.m. Thursday on Elm A report of a large parrot in Street; at 7:30 a.m. Friday at 11 A report of an overdose at Drive; at 11:50 a.m. Friday at Avenue; at 12:24 p.m. Thurs- p.m. Thursday on Squire Road. a tree at 8 p.m. Thursday on Phillips Ave.; at 8:02 a.m. Friday 9:12 p.m. Thursday on Kingsley 89 Main St. day on Broadway; at 3:37 p.m. at 126 Boston St. Terrace. Thursday on Stone Street; at SAUGUS Greenwood Terrace. A report of an uninvited guest Complaints 6:16 p.m. Thursday on Butler A report of a deceased seal Complaints at 2:24 a.m. Friday at 28 Amity Circle; at 7:47 p.m. Thursday on Complaints on the beach at 9:23 p.m. St. A report of a 911 hang up at Bennington Street; at 8:31 p.m. Thursday at 199 Ocean Ave. A report of a 911 hang up at A report of a motor vehicle 2:49 p.m. Thursday at 8 Harris Thursday on Copeland Circle; at A report of vandalism at 8:38 Aquarium was notified. Suspect in teen killing shakes severely at his first hearing

ATLANTA (AP) — The church for her funeral. suspect accused of kill- Henderson was funny, ing two teenagers in an compassionate and in- Atlanta suburb appeared credibly giving, said her before a judge for the friend Alex Macchione, first time Friday with his one of hundreds of mourn- hands, wrists and legs ers at the service. shaking continuously. “She did what she could PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Jeffrey Hazelwood, 20, to make you feel better. jerked his head around as She would always make Chicago police investigate a police-involved he shook, and said noth- you laugh and she had the fatal shooting in Chicago’s South Shore neigh- ing to the judge at his most beautiful smile you borhood. first hearing at the Fulton would see on somebody,” County Jail, video from Macchione told WSB. “She WSB-TV showed. just cared about every- Video shows Chicago Hazelwood was arrested body all the time.” Wednesday and charged Investigators have the with two counts of mur- silver Honda Passport police firing at car der in the killings of Car- that belongs to Hazel- ter Davis and Natalie wood, Roswell police said PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS as it drives away Henderson. The 17-year- in a statement. But they olds were each shot once Jeffrey Hazelwood, accused of killing two teenag- say they’re still hoping to By Don Babwin department after video in the head. ers, appears before a judge on Friday in Atlanta. hear from people who may ASSOCIATED PRESS released last year showed Hazelwood also mum- have seen it around the a black teenager named bled to himself during the lawyer, Lawrence Zimmer- Hazelwood, whose next time of the killings as they CHICAGO — Video re- Laquan McDonald getting hearing and appeared to man, told The Associated court hearing is set for continue to investigate. leased Friday shows Chi- shot 16 times by a white pet an imaginary animal, Press after Friday’s hearing. Aug. 19. Police have declined to cago police firing repeat- officer. WSB reported. Zimmerman said he just Shortly before Hazelwood discuss a possible motive edly at a stolen car as it The McDonald video “I can just surmise that recently joined the case, appeared before the judge, for the killings, nor would careens down the street sparked protests and led being charged with such a and has yet to learn de- classmates, friends and rel- they comment on the rela- away from them, then to the ouster of the former heinous crime — that is a tails of the allegations. atives of Henderson gath- tionship, if any, between handcuffing the mortally police superintendent. terrifying experience,” his A judge denied bond for ered Friday at a Roswell Hazelwood and the teens. wounded black 18-year- The officer who shot him old who was at the wheel is now awaiting trial on after a chaotic foot chase murder charges. through a residential The latest recording Slain San Diego officer will be neighborhood. catches the stolen car be- None of the footage from ing pursued by officers last month shows the mo- as it blows through a remembered as passionate helper ment Paul O’Neal was stop sign. Before gunfire shot in the back; the fatal breaks out, the suspect By Julie Watson bullet was fired after he sideswipes one squad car ASSOCIATED PRESS exited the stolen car and and then smashes into an- was running from police. other as officers open fire. EL CAJON, Calif. — Shortly afterward, O’Ne- An officer can be heard Jonathan De Guzman al can be seen lying face- explaining that the sus- constantly prodded his down on the ground in a pect “almost hit my part- fellow officers to excel at backyard, blood soaking ner. I (expletive) shot at their jobs, saying “much through the back of his him.” Another officer who work to do. Must catch T-shirt. apparently fired his weap- the bad guys,” words re- An officer is heard an- on laments that he was membered Friday at a grily accusing the sus- going to be on “desk duty memorial service for the pected car thief of firing for 30 (expletive) days San Diego police officer at police. Another officer now.” slain in the line of duty. asks, “They shot at us too, Soon after the July 28 More than 4,000 people right?” suggesting police shooting, Police Superin- attended the public ser- believed they had been tendent Eddie Johnson vice at a church in the city fired upon and that they stripped three of the offi- of El Cajon, east of San did not know how many cers of their police powers Diego. The crowd includ- suspects were present. after a preliminary inves- ed more than 2,000 police No gun was recovered tigation concluded they officers and elected offi- from the scene. had violated department cials, including Gov. Jer- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Attorney Michael Op- policy. On Friday, he prom- ry Brown and San Diego The honor guard salutes the hearse carrying the body of Officer Jona- penheimer, who rep- ised that if the officers act- Mayor Kevin Faulconer. than De Guzman. resents O’Neal’s family, ed improperly, they would Many did not know De said the video showed offi- “be held accountable for Guzman — who was shot that happens way more street outside the South- trolling a culturally rich cers taking “street justice their actions.” five times July 28 while than the other stuff — so ern Baptist church, area of immigrants where into their own hands.” Authorities have not sitting in his patrol car I want to say ‘thank you’ waving flags and hold- more than 50 languages In all, nine videos were said specifically what poli- after his partner had to them and ‘we’ve got ing signs. A blue post- are spoken. released from both body cy the officers broke. approached a man on a your back,’” said Krishna er board on a pole read Police Chief Shelley cameras and at least one In February 2015, for- dark San Diego street Arvan, 44, who watched “Back The Blue.” Zimmerman said his fam- dashboard camera. It was mer Superintendent Gar- last week — but said they as a procession of 200 uni- De Guzman, who im- ily initially questioned the city’s first release ry McCarthy revised the were moved to show their formed motor officers and migrated to the United whether De Guzman was of video of a fatal police department’s policy on the support for police because 600 police cars that start- States from the Philip- too nice to be a cop — shooting under a new pol- use of deadly force to pro- of the recent killings of ed in San Diego escorted pines when he was in his but that kindness helped icy that calls for such ma- hibit officers from “firing officers in Baton Rouge, the hearse as it entered 20s, was remembered for him build rapport with terial to be made public at or into a moving vehi- Louisiana, and Dallas. the parking lot of Shad- his big smile and passion the community and fight within 60 days. That and cle when the vehicle is the “Every day all the of- ow Mountain Community for helping others. Known crime in his area, where other policy changes rep- only force used against ficers that protect and Church in El Cajon. as “J.D.,” he spent 16 years robberies had dropped by resent an effort to restore the sworn member or an- serve and save lives — Residents lined the on the force, much of it pa- 69 percent. public confidence in the other person.” SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Nahant retreats into the past BALL “This is my first time From A1 in Nahant,” Elsey said. “There are international The weekend is packed events, so I met some of with costume making these people before in Par- workshops, dance class- is.” es, afternoon teas and a Elsey said she is wearing seaside soiree. The main 1920s clothing because it’s event, a Venetian-themed easier to travel with and Grand Ball, will be held cooler to wear in the warm Saturday night at Town weather. She attended her Hall. first ball because she liked “My mother is from Vi- to dance. But when Elsey enna and my father was saw the room full of elab- from Budapest,” Bishop said. “That part of the orate costumes, she was world calls to me.” hooked. Guests dress in period Both women said they costumes, many of which will move on to the next are handmade. The cloth- event, held in Rhode Is- ing is what inspires many land, beginning Monday. of them to pick up the hob- “This hobby has been by. great for meeting so many “I’m a historian and I creative people,” Bishop love clothes and fabric,” said. “There are so many ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE said Melissa Meier of talents and everyone is Maryland. “I started mak- willing to share them.” Megan and Marlie Fidler-Carey and their dog ing the clothes and I got A three-day weekend Maddie lead the walk on the Shirley Avenue sucked in.” pass costs $140, a one-day Urban Trail following the ribbon cutting cere- For the ball, Meier said pass $60 and a ticket to mony officially opening the trail. she plans to wear a dress the ball costs $35. A full she made in 2003 for a trip schedule of events is avail- to Vienna. She brought 10 able at www.vintagevicto- dresses with her, and has rian.com. All walks of PHOTO | PAULA MULLER many more at home. Angela Elsey flew in Bridget Turcotte can be Waltzing around the ballroom at the Nahant from California, where reached at bturcotte@item- Country Club are Jane Goode and Mark Trag- she said there is a large live.com. Follow her on life in Revere eser, both of Cincinnati, Ohio. vintage community. Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. REVERE one-year-old baby Layla. From A1 They live near the trail Peace be with them in Peabody and said they like bring- Walsh, of The Neighbor- ing new people to the area hood Developers (TND), to enjoy restaurants and a Chelsea-based nonprofit shops. community development “We go to eat and shop corporation. “Part of what here all the time,” said we’re doing is trying to David Wight. “It’s great change the narrative of to have it receive more at- the neighborhood.” tention because there’s all Sponsors, families, volun- sorts of hidden gems.” teers and city officials gath- Hochy Lora, 28, a vol- ered by the Revere Beach unteer leader with TND MBTA station to take the since the beginning of the first walk on the path that project, said the trail will loops around the neighbor- bring people to explore hood. Many stops along the Revere. trail highlight historical “I think the goal is to points, parks and scenic ar- get folks to do what these eas. It was built to promote folks are doing now, to get exercise, link to three oth- out, be healthy, walk and er trails and transform an meet their neighbors,” he area that was once known said. for crime. Lifelong resident Jan Mayor Brian Arrigo Dumas, 57, helped de- said one of his goals is to sign the trail signs. She promote walkable public said her biggest hope is spaces and community that people coming off the connections. train will realize there is “Shirley Ave. is the more to Revere than just neighborhood that is go- the beach. Dumas wants ing to be the key to un- people to remember that locking our potential as a this was once a Jewish city,” he said. neighborhood. Many residents came “I don’t want Revere to Relay runners from the Sri Chinmoy Oneness-Home Peace Run passed through Toledo, Ohio, out to enjoy the beautiful loose its roots as it moves earlier this summer. The torch run is scheduled to pass through Peabody on Tuesday afternoon. walking weather includ- forward,” she said. “I’m York City in April and will reach the ple have participated in the events ing Michelle and David hoping this trail will do a RELAY Wight, both 31, and their little bit of both.” From A1 finish line of their 10,000 mile conti- which take place every other year. nental trek later this month. from Salisbury to Boston on Tues- Since the inaugural run in 1987, Adam Swift can be reached at as- day, Aug. 9. They departed from New Harter said more than 5 million peo- [email protected]. Eggs, bacon, and gratitude in Nahant

NAHANT From A1 who attended to show their support. “You may not see what we do day in and day out but as chief of the depart- ment, I assure you that anytime you call the po- lice, we will be there,” Dw- yer said. The breakfast comes a month after a deadly attack on police in Dal- las when a lone gunman killed five officers in what authorities called a snip- er ambush at the end of a peaceful protest against Spur, whose back-to-school backpack drive nationwide officer-in- will benefit children in Lynn, Marblehead, volved shootings. Swampscott and Salem, has received requests “We’re trained to protect for nearly 700 families that need help. life, not take one,” Dwyer said. “When officers are involved in a fatal shoot- PHOTO | PAULA MULLER ing, his or her life will Students receive Officer David Driscoll is handed a plate of eggs and sausage at the Na- change, as well as their hant Village Church on Friday as Matt Morneau and Mike Halley wait families. Police officers their turn. leave their family hoping new backpacks they come home at the end ringing,” Dwyer said. “He said Officer Armand Conti. sticker on a car, I know of the shift.” went upstairs to answer “To get support like this I’m getting a wave,” said BACKPACKS said. This is their first There has been an in- the phone and he dropped is very humbling. Behind Officer David Driscoll. From A1 year doing the backpacks. crease in firearm-related dead of a massive heart each officer you see here, The Council on Aging They learn about who the deaths and officers killed attack.” we have families, families presented a poster with To sponsor, go to www. needy families are from by traffic accidents in the In 1934, Officer Peter who don’t get to see us. hand-written notes from spur.community and click schools, homeless liaisons country, he said. on “sponsor a backpack.” Tierney was assaulted by Families who love us and seniors, thanking the of- and social workers. Dwyer recalled two Later this month, Spur a boxer when he respond- care about us. We are a 24- ficers for their service. Sadly, Cook said not members of the depart- volunteers will meet at every child who needs a ment who were killed in ed to a disturbance. He hour operation. It’s an hon- Another attendee read a the Jewish Community was punched in his head or and privilege to serve poem. backpack will get one. the line of duty. Sergeant Center where they will fill “I wish there was a way and knocked unconscious, everyone in this town.” “I couldn’t have been John O’Connor suffered the backpacks with school everyone could have the suffered a fractured skull Officer Noah Clark said happier to be invited a fatal heart attack after supplies, write a note of supplies they needed,” she and embolism on the the showing of support here,” said Lt. Paul Man- trying to restrain a sus- well wishes and make said. pect during a booking in brain. Tierney died 12 means a lot to him, espe- ley. “To know the commu- sure they are distributed. 1961. days later. cially during this time. nity has come out to sup- Spur was launched to Thomas Grillo can be “He finally got control “These are very tough “I’ve never worked some- port us like this, you don’t inspire good deeds and reached at tgrillo@item- of him and the phone was times for police officers,” where that if I see a town know how good it feels.” mobilize volunteers, Cook live.com. A8 SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 2016 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

Mironchuk soars to Eagle Scout status

ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Jon Davison performs in Yes during the Yes-The Album Series concert at the Lynn Memorial Auditorium on Thursday. YES! By Bill Brotherton ITEM FEATURES EDITOR LYNN — The death of founding bassist Chris Squire last year means there are no original members in Yes, the touring band of progressive rock Boy Scout William Mironchuk, from Troop 121 of Lynn and a lifelong resident of Saugus, recently com- titans. pleted his Eagle Scout Project. Mironchuk donated boxes of small toys, puzzles and activities to children Jon Anderson seems content to work at The Massachusetts General Hospital for Children, who can’t leave their rooms to go to the play rooms. with Jean Luc Ponty and focus on the upcoming “An Evening of Yes Music & More” tour with Trevor Rabin and Rick Wakeman at Boston’s Wang The- ater on Oct. 19. The match of the day Brickyarders belt it out To complicate matters, longtime drummer Alan White, who joined in 1972, is recuperating from back surgery and had to miss Thursday night’s show at Lynn Auditorium. So, how did the lineup of Howe, gui- tars, Geoff Downes, keyboards, Billy Sherwood, bass, Jay Schellen, drums, and Jon Davison , vocals, fare? Pretty darn well. But this was a show for Yes die- hards. Marginal fans who went expecting to hear “Owner of a Lonely Heart,” a turgid pile of you know what IMHO, and other radio-friendly tunes were probably ready to take poison halfway through the close-to- 25-minute set-ending “Ritual Nous Sommes du Soleil.” This was also the hardest rocking, aggressive-sounding Yes show I’ve seen in a long time. The band is on the road performing the 1980 album “Drama” in its entirety, sides 1 and 4 The Lendows — Nahant resident Paul McCormack of 1973’s bombastic, fantastic opus and fellow Lynn natives Tom and Dan Lennon — “Tales from Topographic Oceans” and opened the Mass Vets Music Festival on July 24 a handful of greatest “hits.” aboard the USS Massachusetts in Fall River per- The stage was packed with instru- forming with several other musical groups. ments and equipment. The space The trio counted South Elm, Neptune and Sum- allotted for Downes’ keyboards was mer streets in Lynn as their childhood stomping larger than my first apartment. grounds and proudly identify themselves as Brick- Six songs from the hard-rocking yarders when they sing selections of 1950s and “Drama” kicked things off. Howe was ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK 1960s tunes. They are planning fall and spring per- on fire from the start, the menacing formances, including ones oriented to veterans. “Machine Messiah,” to the beauti- Ryan Hawley, left, and Tom Burke talk strategy ful acoustic solo during “Leaves of on the 6th green of Tedesco Country Club during From left, Tom Lennon, Paul McCormack and Green.” He was a man possessed. He the 77th Invitational Fourball on Friday. Dan Lennon sing aboard the USS Massachusetts. came to play, and drummer Schellen pushed him all night. Vocalist Davison sounds so much Harley Quinn becomes divisive breakout of ‘Suicide Squad’ like Anderson it’s eerie. He hits high notes that only dogs can hear. His LOS ANGELES (AP) — Margot Robbie’s Harley Quinn tighty-whities must’ve been partic- was the breakout star of “Suicide Squad” before the movie ularly tight. He shined on “Into the was even finished. Audiences were captivated by this insane Lens” and fan favorites “I’ve Seen All villain with the high-wattage smile, baseball bat, fishnets, Good People” and “Siberian Khatru,” pigtails and a T-shirt that read “Daddy’s Lil Monster.” which revved up the crowd even more But now that the film is out in theaters and being savaged before a 20-minute interval, that’s by critics, that tide may be turning. Harley Quinn has become Brit-speak for intermission. a divisive figure. To some, she’s still the breakout. To others, It’s a shame White missed the gig, she’s the unwitting victim of a misogynistic story and an abu- because the ambitious “Topographic sive relationship. Oceans” was the first Yes album he In the film, she’s the kind of character who cackles gleefully played on. Steven Wilson has remixed after surviving a harrowing helicopter crash, and coyly asks the double album. It will be released “What?!” after changing into some skintight hot pants in front next month. I always found the of dozens of men. She’s also obsessively devoted to her boy- album indulgent and banal. But the friend, the Joker (Jared Leto), who is also the one responsi- crowd was jazzed and attentive and ble for her transformation from accomplished psychotherapist even rowdy during the long, 20-min- to all out psychopath. PHOTO| ASSOCIATED PRESS utes-plus, “The Revealing Science of “It is a very difficult role,” said director David Ayer. “You This image released by Warner Bros. Pictures shows God, Dance of the Dawn” and espe- want to talk about a really, difficult, complex performance? Margot Robbie in a scene from “Suicide Squad.” cially the percussion freakout with Margot delivers.” synchronized lights and smoke in Early on he got a tip from Warner Bros. that he should The character of Harley Quinn was introduced in the 1990s “Ritual.” look at the rising Australian actress for the part. Ayer liked television show “Batman: The Animated Series,” but soon the The encore, that’s Brit-speak for Robbie’s ability to disappear into her roles and cast her in character seeped into the main DC comic books. While no- encore, a one-two punch of “Round- the film. where near as popular as, say Wonder Woman, she gained a about” and “Starship Trooper,” got And they went to work crafting one of the more dysfunction- sort of cult status. Filmmaker Kevin Smith even named his the crowd clapping, standing and al on-screen relationships this side of Sid and Nancy. daughter after her. cheering. WEATHER LOTTERY

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By Joshua Kummins Sunday’s postseason opener, although FOR THE ITEM whether the game will be played at Fraser Field or Brockton’s Campanelli LYNN — North Shore Navigators Stadium is still to be determined. manager John Zizzo’s word of the sea- North Shore’s offense is balanced, son is “resilient.” but has sat closer to the bottom of the After starting this Futures Collegiate league statistically for the majority of Baseball League campaign with eight consecutive losses and a 1-12 record the season. However, it is the pitching through 13 games, the Navs are bound that allowed the Navs to even remain for the postseason. competitive, let alone chance a playoff At this point, however, it’s not all position, as July came around. about the standings. On June 16, the Navs had the worst “Our group’s resilient, as I’ve said all ERA in the FCBL at 5.75. Since then, year,” Zizzo said. “We fought back from the team’s collective mark has dropped a lot of adversity in the standings and by more than two runs, to a league-best everything, but I don’t really look at 3.36. the standings. I just want to play every It is a statistic that St. Joseph’s Col- game, each day.” lege of Maine pitcher Nick Malatesta North Shore (28-26) has clinched at credits to the entire team and its devel- least the No. 5 seed in the FCBL’s over- opment over the course of the season. “It’s great knowing that the team be- ITEM FILE PHOTO all standings and would secure a home playoff game with another victory and hind you is going to make the plays and North Shore Navigators pitcher Nick Malatesta has been a part of the a loss by the Brockton Rox. pitching resurgence for the Navs this season. The Navs will likely face the Rox in NAVS, B2 Shoe City Classic tips off at Marian Gardens By Harold Rivera nio Anderson Skills Academy. Af- But in the present, Anderson ITEM STAFF ter a one-year stint as an assistant said he’s con dent as he readies to coach at Salem State University, play on Saturday. LYNN — The Shoe City Classic Anderson will be taking his coach- “It’s really good competition,” tipped off on Friday night with ing wisdom to Franklin Pierce Anderson said. “But I don’t think six games taking place in the rst University in the fall. it’s going to be a challenge. I still round of action at Marian Gar- “It was an awesome year,” An- work out and play, I just don’t dens. Teams in the 22-and-under, derson said of his season on the 18-and-under and 14-and-under play professionally anymore. Guys divisions sweated it out in front Salem State coaching staff. “Coach know what time it is, I guarantee of an animated crowd on a perfect (Chris) Harvey taught me so much they won’t get in my way.” night for hoops. about how to be a coach so I’m just Anderson added that he’s im- Saturday’s schedule features thankful for him.” pressed with the way the Shoe three games in the men’s division, Anderson, who played Division City Classic has expanded into a where a handful of former-local 1 college basketball at the Univer- highly regarded tournament over stars will showcase their skills sity of Memphis, said he’s looking the recent years. again. forward to making the jump to “It’s awesome,” Anderson said. Antonio Anderson, who led Lynn coaching at the Division 2 level at “Simmie (Anderson) is doing an Tech to the Division 3 state cham- Franklin Pierce. awesome job. He’s been really in- pionship in 2002, is among the “I expect a good time,” Anderson volved in the community. To give said. “It’s going to be a challenge. back to the city with a weekend group of local legends who’ll take PHOTO | BOB ROCHE the court on Saturday. Now you’re offering scholarships where everybody can come out Anderson was involved in Fri- so you have to pick the right play- and celebrate with no trouble and St. Mary’s Calvin Johnson, right, takes off for the bas- day night’s action, coaching an ers and show the coach you’re wor- ket in the Shoe City Classic at Marian Gardens on 18-and-under team from the Anto- thy of your word. But I’m all for it.” SHOE CITY, B2 Friday. Sports memories Lynn Babe Ruth getting set die hard for a World Series run In speaking Friday with Jeffrey Giuliani, who is the sports editor of the Williston, N.D., Herald we got to By Steve Krause wish to watch it on a march larg- at Gannon. “We had the fundraiser talking about my impressions of what his state must be ITEM SPORTS EDITOR er screen, Gannon Golf Course will Thursday and it did very well.” like. air it on its 42-inch TV screen, in Newhall said that Gannon in- I will be going out there next week with the Babe LYNN — One week from today, at its sun room. tends to stream all of Lynn’s games Ruth team, and, in talking to him about logistics and 12 noon EDT, Lynn Babe Ruth will Gannon has lent its support to on its big-screen. such, told him that for a Yankee east- begin its quest to bring home an- the Babe Ruth effort in other ways “I don’t know if anyone else is go- erner, it’ll certainly be culture shock other World Series championship as well, including holding a “Night ing to do it, but we have internet going to one of the Great Plain states to the city. at the Race” Thursday with the here, and we thought it would be and seeing what life is like there. The Lynn team of 15-year-olds, proceeds put toward making a dent nice to show our support.” In response, Giuliani told me he who earned the right to compete in the $35,000 cost of sending the There are 10 teams in the tourna- was from Seattle, and that he had in the World Series, which will be team to North Dakota. Babe Ruth ment, which begins next Saturday the same feeling. held in Williston, N.D., will kick off defrays the cost of transportation and runs through Aug. 20. They Oh, I said. I guess I won’t mention the eight-day tournament at that for the players and coaches. But will be grouped in two divisions, that Super Bowl to you then. time, against the winners of At- where it used to seek housing for American and National, with Lynn STEVE No, he replied. I don’t think I’m go- lantic Shore, N.J., winners of the the players, this year’s participants in the National Division along ing to want to talk about that Super Mid-Atlantic Regional. will have to stay at local hotels. with Atlantic Shore, Tallahassee, KRAUSE Bowl too much. Next week’s game will be “We just want to show our sup- Fla. (Southeast), Columbia Basin, I knew what he meant. When it comes to being a streamed live on the internet, but port for the team,” said Jason Ne- sports fan, time does not heal all wounds. Mention 2008 for those who cannot make it, and whall, an assistant at the 19th Hole BABE RUTH, B2 to me and before I get into any of the positives, I’m painfully reminded of David Tyree’s miraculous catch, Asante Samuel’s blown interception, that two Patriots defensive linemen had Eli Manning in their grasp and Olympic Opening Ceremony let him wiggle free, and that I was at that Super Bowl and saw the whole sorry spectacle. Sports fans in general have poorly developed sense of perspectives. At the same time that it’s a dangerous thing to have that little a grasp on reality that you’d actually let the outcome of a sporting event affect your life, it’s also one of the many things that make sports fun. After that aforementioned 2014 Super Bowl game, in which Malcolm Butler’s interception secured what was to me a shocking win by the Patriots, I couldn’t get enough of watching YouTube videos of stunned or angry Seahawks fans. The more violent the reaction, the better. But it also occurred to me that if anyone had turned a video camera on me in 1986, when Rich Gedman waved at Bob Stanley’s pitch as it  ew past him to allow the tying run in Game 6 of the World Series to score, I’d have been fodder for someone else’s amusement. I was too stunned to even react all that much moments later when Mookie Wilson’s ground ball skipped through Bill Buckner’s legs. Sports teams often command erce loyalties among fans in their regions, and sometimes it’s dif cult to un- derstand why. And it so happens that around here, it’s even more dif cult to comprehend. Why, for example, do so many people live and die for the Red Sox? I’ve always thought that it was became the team supplied a familial continuity of misery. I didn’t see them win a World Series until I was 51, my dad was PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS almost 85, and for my grandfather, who 30 years old in Fireworks explode over Maracana Stadium during the opening ceremonies of the 2016 Rio Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on Friday. To read more, see page B2. KRAUSE, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 2016 Rio welcomes world with sultry music, plea for conservation RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — With the games “celebrate the best ga-event. fireworks forming the word “Rio” of humanity” and appealed for But with more than a dash of in the sky, performers decked in an Olympic truce, calling on “all “gambiarra,” the Brazilian art of silver and sweet, sultry music, warring pries to lay down their quick-fixes and making do, Rio de Rio de Janiero is welcoming the weapons” during the two weeks of Janeiro is ready. world to the first Olympic Games sporting achievement. Just. in South America with a mes- Performers decked in silvery The honor of declaring the sage: Let’s take better care of our suits folded and unfolded glitter- games open will fall to Michel planet. ing silver sheets that transformed Temer, Brazil’s unpopular inter- After one of the roughest-ever into giant cushions they then im president, standing in for sus- rides from vote to games by an beat like drums. Fireworks lit up pended President Dilma Rousseff. Olympic host, the city of beach- the skies and the peace symbol, Her ouster less than four months es, carnival, grinding poverty tweaked into the shape of a tree, out from the games for alleged and sun-kissed wealth lifted the was projected on the floor of the budget violations was one of the curtain on the games of the 31st stadium where Germany won the many complications that roiled Olympiad with a three-hour gala World Cup in 2014. Brazil’s Olympic preparations that celebrated Brazil’s can-do As well as a showcase for Bra- and impacted the opening cere- spirit, biodiversity and its indig- zil’s history, culture, diversity and mony itself. Fewer than 25 for- enous people. It will trace its his- hopes, the gala also represents eign heads of state were expect- tory from forested land, through a triumph, because there were ed, with others seemingly staying colonization by Portugal, and into times after the Internation- away to avoid giving the impres- a nation of astounding diversity al Olympic Committee selected sion of taking sides amid Brazil’s PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and contrasts. Rio ahead of Chicago, Tokyo and leadership uncertainty. Before the show, in a video Madrid in 2009 when it seemed As Brazilian officials took their Athletes from the United States, led by swimmer Mi- broadcast inside the 78,000-seat that the city of 6.5 million people places, there were shouts of “out chael Phelps carrying the flag, walk in the Parade Maracana Stadium, U.N. Secre- might not get its act together for with Temer” from sections of the of Nations during the opening ceremonies of the Rio tary General Ban Ki-moon said the world’s greatest sporting me- crowd. Olympics on Friday night. Navigators pitching has been a key to success this year NAVS An innings cap has shut ted from the additions of of the regular season on From B1 O’Connor down for the Lynnfield’s Jordan Rop- Friday night. After falling remainder of the season, er (Marist) in early July behind by four runs ear- they’re going to get the job leaving the Navs with 11 and catcher Nate Rossi ly in the game, the Navs done,” said Malatesta, a available pitchers. (Keene State) and Nick were able to rally to get Wrentham native. “That Fellow second-year Nav- Falkson (Tufts) more re- within one run of the Mav- speaks volumes about our igator Speros Varinos cently, keeping the team ericks, but couldn’t finish team, about how far we’ve (Tufts) is slated to make the job. Mack Nathanson come along since the be- Sunday’s start. His 1.84 well rested entering the led the way on offense for ginning of the season. Ev- ERA ranked second in the “second season.” erybody is just clicking.” FCBL as of Thursday. “I think the new guys the Navs, knocking a home While Cole O’Connor “Speros is still our No. 1 have done a great job run with two RBI. Joey (Dartmouth) and Swamp- guy for our playoff game picking up everybody up,” Pena, Nick DiBenedetto scott native Brian Burke on Sunday, wherever that Malatesta said. “Maybe, a and Nick Falkson each re- respectively led the start- is,” Zizzo said. “But, Baw- couple people have been a corded one RBI. ing rotation and bullpen iec threw a great game The Navs have one final with five wins apiece, little tired, so these guys for us, so that makes you game before the playoffs some unsung heroes have have come in and filled feel great after a guy had start. They will travel on emerged on the staff. spots.” an injury earlier in the Malatesta has been a Zizzo and the Navs have the road to play the Sea- year and came back. He’s strong swingman for the subscribed to the “one coast Mavericks at 7 p.m. another guy we can add Navs as he has made sev- game at a time” mentality, on Saturday to end the en starts and five appear- into the mix now, so it’s a season. The playoffs begin whole-staff situation right and it’s paying off with the ances out of the bullpen, club playing some of of its on Sunday, when the Navs compiling an ERA just now for us.” will take on the Brockton The Navs’ resiliency was best baseball of the season. over 3.00 entering his Fri- Rox, but the venue for that tested in a big way Thurs- “We had two five-game day night start against the ITEM FILE PHOTO game is still to be decid- day as just four players winning streaks and a sev- East Division champion ed. If the Navs win and remained on the bench for Speros Varinos is expected to get the start en-game winning streak, Seacoast Mavericks. for the Navs in the team’s postseason opener the Rox lose on Saturday, Conor Bawiec was an the completion of a sus- so we’re a very streaky against the Brockton Rox on Sunday. the game will be a Fras- All-Empire 8 utility play- pended game with Bristol team, and our hitting is er Field. If the opposite is er during his sophomore that ultimately spanned the same way,” Zizzo said. true, then the game will spring at Elmira College 21 innings. Tramondozzi had not the clubhouse, ‘Oh, Bob- “You’re not going to win Peabody’s Bobby Tra- taken an at-bat all year, by’s going to come in and take place at Campanelli and has been a key con- ‘em all here, and you have tributor in that role this mondozzi (UMass Boston) but relished the opportu- getting the winning hit’ Stadium in Brockton. to understand that. It’s summer. Bawiec earned pitched the final four in- nity to help the team in or whatever,” Bawiec said. the win, his first of the nings to earn the win and any way he could. It was “But, Coach wouldn’t have baseball, it’s a long haul.” Joshua Kummins can summer, with 6 1/3 in- also hit the game-winning yet another example of the him in the lineup if he — be reached at joshuakum- nings of two-run ball in sacrifice fly, ending the team’s resiliency. knew he couldn’t hit the The Navigators fell to [email protected]. Fol- Thursday’s 5-4 win over longest game in FCBL his- “That was awesome. We ball.” the Seacoast Mavericks, low him on Twitter @Josh- Bristol. tory. were all joking around in The club has benefit- 8-7, in the final home game uaKummins. Babe Ruth readies for trip West In sports, it can BABE RUTH team in the Americans at 6 From B1 p.m., with the other cross- be tough to let over game at 8:30. Wash. (Pacific Northwest) Semifinals are Friday and West Fargo, N.D. (the with the first-place teams North Dakota state cham- in both divisions playing go sometimes pion). quarterfinal winners at The other division in- if Brady’s been scourged, 6 and 8:30. The champi- KRAUSE cludes Bismarck, N.D. crowned with thorns, and onship game is Saturday, From B1 (Midwest Plains), Eau forced to carry his cross up Claire, Wisc., (Ohio Valley), Aug. 20, at 2 p.m. 1918, there was hardly the nearest hill. His agree- South Brazoria City, Tex- Lynn, which is managed the same urgency as there ment to concede to the as (Southwest), Torrance, by Leon Elwell with Sean would be in subsequent NFL and accept his four- Calif., (Pacific Northwest) Leydon and Ryan Boisselle years. game suspension is seen and the host team of Wil- as coaches, was guaran- If there was any link that as an act of heroism, done liston. teed a spot in the New En- connected all of us, even for the good of the team. The format is pool play, gland regionals by virtue of during those times when Yeah, right. Because I’d with each team playing the hosting the tournament at my dad and I couldn’t ad- be all for having my name other four in its respective Fraser Field. However, the dress each other without associated with cheating group. After a day off on players, who had come up getting into a battle, it if there was no chance I’d Sunday, Aug. 14, Lynn will short in state tournaments was “what is wrong with cheated. play Monday against West as 13s and 14s, chose to go the Red Sox?” Why is this? Why do peo- Fargo (6:30 EDT), Tuesday through the entire process My father used to say, ple continue to sell out the vs. Tallahassee (noon) and this season. They won the about any Red Sox player Boston Garden when it’s Wednesday against Co- District 1 tournament in he didn’t like, “he looks obvious the Bruins won’t lumbia Basin (2:30). sick up there,” meaning Saugus, and then defeated do anything beyond the The top three teams in at the plate. I find myself bare essentials to field Medford at BC High’s new each division advance, saying that when Hanley even a playoff-caliber field to win the states. And, with the first-place finish- Ramirez is up there. team? I give the Celtics a Lynn defeated North Prov- ers getting byes. Quarterfi- ITEM FILE PHOTO After 2004, and especial- partial pass here, because nals are on Thursday, Aug. idence/Smithfield, R.I., in ly in light of three world they appear to be trying to 18, with the second-place the New England Region- Lynn Babe Ruth’s Brett Bucklin hits a line- championships though, maintain at least a sem- team in the Nationals als at Fraser Field on July drive to right field during a tournament game I wonder if there’s that blance of respectability. playing the third-place 26. earlier this season. same sense of urgency? And they do appear like- Have we become just a col- able. They play hard and lection of spoiled, entitled try to give you something fans who insist that if ev- to root for. Locals come out for Shoe City Classic ery year hasn’t resulted in The answer is obvious. an World Series title, that Winning is like the rising SHOE CITY forward to playing with his high- community. You do your part to make year is a failure? tide. It floats all boats. Los- From B1 school teammate again. a difference. That’s basically what I’m You could say the same ing is like being moored on “It means a lot to me,” Bingham doing, making a difference.” about the Patriots. How, in a sandbar a half-mile from have a good time, you can’t beat that.” said. “He’s a guy I’ve been playing Aside from the event’s expansion, any universe, are they so shore. Joining Anderson on the court will with my whole life. To see him go as Anderson said he hopes to use bas- likeable to command such This is why the Red Sox be another local legend from the 2002 far as he did and then come back. And ketball as a method to inspire Lynn’s blind loyalty? They have a can lose three games in a Lynn Tech team in Corey Bingham. for the community to see him, he’s youth. coach who borders on be- row and everyone wants Bingham, who also played at the the biggest name out here. He’s like “My goal is to give kids an outlet,” ing antisocial, and a team John Farrell fired, but as Division 1 level for the University the hometown hero.” Anderson said. “When they see guys philosophy that seems to soon as they win three of Toledo, said the tournament has Simmie Anderson, who’s been at like Antonio who went pro. This is be summed up by using a he’ll be a genius. It’s why always been a positive event for the the helm of the event since 2013, where everybody starts. If you live certain finger. Chances are we’re taking a wait-and- Lynn community. said he’s proud to see the tournament in Lynn and you don’t play here, you very good that, at some see attitude on Jimmy “It’s good to give back to the com- come a long way and grow into what don’t play anywhere. It’s like Rucker level, there was skulldug- Garoppolo until the Patri- munity,” Bingham said. “It’s a good it is today. Park in New York. A lot of kids here gery involving those foot- ots lose their first game in atmosphere with a lot of people “I played in the first one (Shoe City have futures. I take pride in this.” balls. And, in any case, the Arizona (which they could around. It’s always good competition Classic) when I was 16,” Anderson The Shoe City Classic will feature team didn’t cover itself do even with Tom Terrif- from the 14-and-under to the men’s. said. “I played in the men’s division 28 games this weekend. The four with any glory, or make ic calling signals). Then, It’s good for the community, a lot of and it had four teams. To see it grow championship games are scheduled its case more credible, by we’ll be hearing screams people come out and it’s always a like this, and now that I’m running it, for Sunday, with the men’s finale con- stonewalling the NFL the to “get that bum outta good turn out.” it’s awesome.” cluding the tournament at 7:45 p.m. way it did. And that in- there and give Jacoby Bingham said he still plays basket- Anderson added, “At the end of the All games will be played at Marian cludes Tom Brady. Brissett a shot.” ball in men’s leagues and is looking day it’s about giving back to your Gardens. Yet Patriots fans act as Just wait. It’ll happen. SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

TV/RADIO NORTH SHORE NAVIGATORS SCHEDULE FCBL STANDINGS SATURDAY Radio (Not including last night’s games) Tonight REGULAR REGULAR WEST TV MLB vs. Seacoast W L Pct. GB Streak L10 Baseball SEASON SEASON Boston at LA Dodgers, WEEI- Mavericks ENDS ENDS Worcester 34 17 0.667 - 1L 5-5 Cal Ripken World Series FM 93.7, 4:05 p.m. (6:35) Bristol 23 27 0.460 10.5 1L 5-5 Torrington 21 29 0.420 12.5 2W 5-5 (world championship), FS2, SUNDAY 8 p.m. Pittsfield 20 29 0.408 13 3W 4-6 TV Wachusett 18 34 0.346 16.5 8L 1-9 MLB MLB EAST REGULAR REGULAR Cleveland at NY Yankees, San Francisco at Washington, W L Pct. GB Streak L10 SEASON SEASON Seacoast 35 16 0.686 - 1L 7-3 MLB Network, 1 p.m.; Bos- TBS, 1:35 p.m.; Boston at ENDS ENDS Nashua 31 20 0.608 4 1W 5-5 ton at LA Dodgers, FS1, LA Dodgers, NESN, 7:10 NESN, 4:05 p.m.; NY Mets Brockton 27 26 0.509 9 2L 7-3 p.m. North Shore 26 26 0.500 9.5 2L 7-3 at Detroit, MLB Network, 7 M. Vineyard 21 32 0.396 15 1W 3-7 p.m. NFL Boxing Green Bay at Indianapolis, ESPN, 8 p.m. Ward vs. Brand; Hooker vs. Barnett, HBO, 10:35 p.m. Golf NFL European PGA Tour: Paul Law- rie Match Play, Golf, 9 a.m.; Hall of Fame enshrinement, PGA Tour: Travelers Champi- ESPN, NFL Network, 7 p.m. onship, Golf, 1 p.m.; US Golf Women’s Amateur, FS1, 1 European PGA Tour: Paul Law- p.m.; Champions Tour: 3M rie Match Play, Golf, 6 a.m.; Championship, Golf, 3 p.m.; PGA Tour: Travelers Champi- PGA Tour: Travelers Champi- onship, Golf, 1 p.m.; US onship, CBS, 3 p.m. Women’s Amateur, FS1, 1 Horse racing p.m.; Champions Tour: 3M Championship, Golf, 3 p.m.; Saratoga, FS2, 5 p.m. PGA Tour: Travelers Champi- Olympics onship, CBS, 3 p.m. Women’s basketball: US-Sene- Horse racing gal, NBCSN, 11 a.m.; Men’s Saratoga, FS2, 5 p.m. and women’s swimming, Mixed martial arts NBC, 9 p.m. UFC: Rodriguez vs. Caceres, Pro soccer FS1, 10 p.m. FA Community Shield: Leices- Olympics ter City vs. Man United, FS1, 10 a.m.; MLS: Sporting Kan- Men’s basketball: US-China, sas City at Portland, ESPN, NBCSN, 6 p.m.; Men’s swim- ming, NBC, 9 p.m.; Women’s 4 p.m.; MLS: Seattle at Orlando City, FS1, 7 p.m.; beach volleyball: US-Austra- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS lia, NBC, 11 p.m. MLS: NY Red Bulls at Los Angeles, FS1, 9:30 p.m. Tom Brady addressed the media for the first time in training camp on Friday afternoon in Fox- Pro soccer Softball borough. Champions Cup: Liverpool vs. Barcelona, ESPN2, 12 p.m.; Senior League Softball World MLS: New England at Toron- Series, ESPN, 12 p.m. to FC, CSN, 7:30 p.m. Tennis Brady: No appeal ‘a personal Softball ATP: Atlanta Open, ESPN2, 7 Junior League Softball World p.m. Series, ESPN2, 4 p.m. Radio decision’ in ‘Deflategate’ saga Tennis MLB ATP: Atlanta Open, ESPN2, 7 Boston at LA Dodgers, WEEI- FOXBOROUGH (AP) — Address- can return on Oct. 3, the day after the same way and every day’s im- p.m. FM 93.7, 7:10 p.m. ing reporters for the first time since the Patriots’ fourth game of the sea- portant to me. Certainly, as someone opting not to pursue further appeals son, against AFC East rival Buffalo. who’s been around here a long time, of his four-game suspension in the The first game for which Brady will I know I’ve got to bring it every day, SPORTS BRIEFS “Deflategate” saga, New England Pa- be eligible is Oct. 9 at Cleveland. and I think I just try to go out there Diamonds in the Registration is Monday, Aug. triots quarterback Tom Brady called The suspension will snap his streak and lead by example, try to bring it 29 at 7 p.m. and weekly it a personal decision and said he is of 126 consecutive games played — and show my teammates that I’m Rough softball trying to move on. 112 in the regular season and 14 ready to go mentally and physically classes will continue for two The four-time Super Bowl win- playoff games. every day.” The Diamonds in the months. At conclusion of the ner spoke to the media Friday at Asked if it was a difficult decision Brady would not say whether the Rough softball camp will be course, an exam will be New England’s training camp. He not to pursue legal avenues to dis- suspension has changed the way is allowed to practice with the team miss the suspension imposed by NFL he’s preparing in training camp. held Aug. 8-12 at Breed Mid- given for certification. and play in the Patriots’ preseason Commissioner Roger Goodell, Brady He seemed especially vocal during dle School softball field from games but will miss the first four replied: the morning practice session, an in- 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Youth summer regular-season games. “I think it’s just personal and I’ve trasquad scrimmage. Lunch is provided on Track Series “I tried to come out here and just tried to move on from it so I try to, “Honestly, I’m just trying to be Tuesday and Thursday. focus on what I need to do to get bet- like I said, focus on the positive and as good as I can be every day,” he ter and help our team,” he said. “I’ll being out here with my teammates said. “And I think that making im- The camp is for those aged The Lynn Parks and Rec- be excited to be back when I’m back, and getting better. I don’t want to go provements in certain areas, and 7-17. Participants get a reation Department’s youth and I’ll be cheering our team on, hop- out and do anything but try to be a we’ve tried to make them when they T-shirt, and there will be summer evening track ing they can go out and win every great example for your teammates, changed our offense. And we’ve got competition on Friday. meets will be held at the game.” and we’ve got a lot of competitive a lot of new players on the team The cost is $125. The Manning Field in Lynn, run- Brady was suspended for his role guys that are down here on the prac- and we’re just trying to incorporate in the use of deflated footballs in the tice field, and I think that’s where them. So I feel like we’re building coaching staff includes Chris ning every Monday evening 2014 AFC championship win over In- the focus needs to be.” toward something. And we’ve got a Warren, Derek Dana, Frank- through August 15. The dianapolis. He initially won a court Brady cited the support he’s re- lot of meaningful preseason games ie Galeazzi, Jenny Garrity meets begin at 6:30 p.m. appeal, but that was overturned, and ceived from the Patriots, his family coming up that we have to see some and Winthrop softball coach There is no entry fee. Brady chose not to continue the legal and fans throughout the process. improvements in, and we’ve got a lot Dave Guffy. Among the events will the fight. He would not say if he was angry at of practices left. It’s a long season, so the 30-meter dash for chil- The 39-year-old led the league with Goodell for the punishment. it’s just going to be a lot of hard work 36 touchdown passes last season. He “I have a job to do and I try to ap- and discipline and effort, and like I Referee dren 3 years old and young- must be away from the team begin- proach it the best way I can,” Brady said, I’m going to go out and do the er. Six longer races will be ning Sept. 3, the day of final cuts, and said. “I’ve always tried to do things best that I can do.” certification held for those in high school The Association of New and younger.There will also England Football Officials be a standing long jump and Marc Leishman tied for lead at Travelers (ANEFO) will conduct its softball throw. CROMWELL, Conn. “The wind got up a little at 5-under. own, but obviously I would annual certification course Children from all commu- (AP) — Marc Leishman bit today, so you had to be Berger, who won his first never turn down a pick,” for those interested in offici- nities are invited. To register birdied his final hole for playing good golf to shoot PGA Tour title two months he said. ating high school, prep or to find out more, visit a 2-under 68 and a share a really good number,” ago in Memphis at the St. Henley, who is playing school and youth football. www.lwrun.org. of the second-round lead Leishman said. Jude Classic, said he’s fi- this tournament for the Friday in the Travelers U.S. Olympians Bubba nally back to 100 percent first time, joined the lead- Championship. Watson, Patrick Reed and health after a left shoulder ers by sinking a 20-foot MLB Leishman, the 2012 win- Matt Kuchar remained in injury that he suffered at birdie on his final hole, the AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE ner at TPC River High- contention. Kuchar shot a the U.S. Open. par-4 ninth. East Division East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB lands for his lone PGA 67 to move to reach 4 un- “I definitely played better “It was just a little bit Baltimore 61 46 .570 — Washington 64 44 .593 — Tour title, matched 2015 der. Reed, who turned 26 than I thought I would,” he tricky,” he said. “I think Toronto 62 47 .569 — Miami 57 51 .528 7 rookie of the year Daniel on Friday, also shot a 67 said. “This is my seventh with no wind on this course Boston 59 48 .551 2 New York 56 52 .519 8 New York 54 54 .500 7½ Philadelphia 50 60 .455 15 Berger, Russell Henley and was tied with Watson round in six weeks and for we would have seen double Tampa Bay 44 63 .411 17 Atlanta 39 69 .361 25 and Tyrone Van Aswegen at 3 under. Watson, the de- a professional golfer that’s digits (under par) by now.” Central Division Central Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB at 7-under 133. Berger had fending champion, had a not a lot.” Van Aswegen put up an Cleveland 61 45 .575 — Chicago 66 41 .617 — a 67, Henley shot 65, and 70. The 23-year-old Floridi- early 66 and led most of Detroit 59 49 .546 3 St. Louis 57 51 .528 9½ Chicago 52 56 .481 10 Pittsburgh 53 53 .500 12½ Van Aswegen 66. Seventy-three player an had been on a roll before the day as the wind picked Kansas City 51 57 .472 11 Milwaukee 48 58 .453 17½ Four players, including made the cut by shooting the injury, with four top-10 up and the greens dried Minnesota 43 65 .398 19 Cincinnati 44 63 .411 22 49-year-old University of even par or better. finishes in seven starts. He out. West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Hartford graduate Jerry “If you’re close to the said he’s hoping to regain The 34-year-old, who is Texas 63 46 .578 — San Francisco 62 46 .574 — Kelly, were a shot behind. lead, you’re close to miss- that form and make a run looking for his first PGA Houston 56 52 .519 6½ Los Angeles 60 48 .556 2 Seattle 54 53 .505 8 Colorado 54 54 .500 8 Blayne Barber had the ing the cut,” said Paul Ca- at what would be his first Tour win, followed up on Los Angeles 49 59 .454 13½ San Diego 47 61 .435 15 best round of the day at sey, who lost last year in Ryder Cup team. his 67 Thursday with a Oakland 48 60 .444 14½ Arizona 43 65 .398 19 64 to top the seven players a playoff and was among “I’m just doing anything second straight bogey-free Friday’s Games Toronto (Sanchez 11-1) at Kansas City two strokes back. those tied for ninth place I can to earn a spot on my round. Cleveland at N.Y. 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EVENING TV LISTINGS SATURDAY’S TV AUGUST 6, 2016 HOROSCOPE 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) ARIES (March 21-April 19) WGBH Dancing on the Masterpiece Mystery! New The Tunnel (N) Antiques Roadshow Ask This The Great British Age Fix- You have more options than ^ PBS Edge (N) murders resemble an old case. Old H’se Baking Show (N) Youn You’ll learn the hard way if you Pick up the pace and get you realize. Walk toward WBZ Wheel of Jeopardy! Rush Hour “O Hos- Criminal Minds: 48 Hours WBZ Phantom Rizzoli & Isles Good trust someone who’s trying to things done. Good intentions $ CBS Fortune tage! My Hostage!” Beyond Borders News (N) Gourmet “Bloodlines” Wife change and make an effort to persuade you to take a risk. will get you into trouble if you WCVB Inside Chronicle Last Man Dr. Ken 20/20: In an Instant Boston EMS (N) News- Person of Interest Elementary “A learn as you go. Your ability to Stay calm and don’t share don’t follow through or finish % ABC Edition Standing Center 5 “Pilot” Landmark Story” make things happen will put your feelings regarding a per- what you start. Share your WHDH 7 News at Olympic Rio Olympics Swimming, Beach Volleyball, Gymnastics. Swimming; beach volleyball. (N) 7 News at Rio Olympics Gym- you in a leadership position. sonal matter. feelings and concerns. _ NBC 7PM Zone 11PM nastics. (N) WFXT Entertainment Wayward Pines Flashbacks reveal Jason FOX 25 Sports Home Free The Closer “Speed FOX 25 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 9 FOX Tonight (N) Higgin’s past. News Wrap Bump” News Organize your schedule care- More physical action and less An opportunity is heading WUNI Crónicas de Sábado Fútbol Mexicano Primera División Club Fútbol Mexicano Primera División CD Dur- Noticiero Estrella- fully. Make sure you allow emotional interaction will be your way. Learn from the ex- ; UNI (N) Leon vs CF Monterrey. (N) Guadalajara vs Queretaro FC. (N) miendo dos (N) ample time to take care of required if you want to get perience you have acquired or Big Bang Big Bang ››‡ Phone Booth (2002, Suspense) Colin WBZ News (N) Seinfeld Seinfeld How I Met How I Met Mike & WSBK personal and physical needs. things done on time. Making a add to your skills, knowledge F MNT Theory Theory Farrell, Kiefer Sutherland. Molly Being receptive to someone’s WGBX American Experi- NOVA “Roman Cata- Spillover -- Zika, The Nazi Games -- Roadtrip Ask This Austin City Limits NOVA snap decision is not favored. or resume, and it will lead to overtures at social events will Take better care of your health. greater success. L PBS ence comb Mystery” Ebola & Beyond Berlin 1936 Nation Old H’se “Ms. Lauryn Hill” lead to a romantic encounter. 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Bide your ¥ ION cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit point time and opt to make physical tract or agreement is favored pressure or get involved in CABLE STATIONS improvements that will boost and will help protect your in- something that appears to be The First 48 The First 48: Drugs The First 48: The First 48: The First 48: Bad The First 48: Drugs The First your confidence instead. terests. unrealistic. A&E Kill “Dropped Call” Shootouts Shootouts Blood Kill “Dropped Call” 48 (6:00) ›› “Happy ››‡ Monsters vs. Aliens (2009, Comedy) ››› Men in Black (1997, Action) Tommy ››‡ Monsters vs. Aliens PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) AMC SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Gilmore” (1996) Voices of Reese Witherspoon. Lee Jones, Will Smith. (2009, Comedy) Hugh Laurie Your intuition will help you Added discipline will help Plan to while away the day (5:45) Rio Olympics Tennis. Men’s and women’s singles and Shahs of Sunset Shahs of Sunset Housewives/OC House- BRAVO make a good judgment call. resolve issues with someone with someone you love to doubles (first round). (N) “Reunion, Part 1” “Reunion, Part 2” wives Taking an unusual route to who doesn’t want to pull his or spend time with. A creative State of MLS Soccer New England Revolution at State of SportsNet SportsNet Quick SportsNet SportsNet SportsNet SportsNet CSNE help someone will turn into an her weight. Don’t worry about project you are working on will the Revs Toronto FC. BMO Field. (N) the Revs Cent Cent Slants Cent Cent Cent Cent even greater opportunity for losing a friend who continually turn into a marketable pas- Fast N’ Loud Fast N’ Loud Fast N’ Loud A 1931 Fast N’ Loud Fast N’ Loud “Low Fast N’ Loud “Fran- Fast N’ DISC Ford Model A. Riding Lincoln” kensteined Ford” Loud you. Romance is on the rise. takes your help for granted. time. K.C. Un- K.C. Un- Walk the Walk the Walk the Walk the Lab Rats Lab Rats K.C. Un- Best Liv and Austin & Jessie DISN dercover dercover Prank Prank Prank Prank dercover Friends Maddie Ally 2016 Pro Football Hall of Fame Enshrinement Ceremony From SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCen- BRIDGE ESPN Canton, Ohio. (N) ter ATP Tennis BB&T Atlanta Open, Semifi- International Champions Cup Soccer 2016 Pro Football Hall of Fame Enshrinement ESPN2 nals. From Atlanta. (N) Liverpool FC vs FC Barcelona. (N) Ceremony From Canton, Ohio. (N) (6:00) ››‡ “The Fast and the ›› 2 Fast 2 Furious (2003, Action) Paul Walker, ››‡ The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift (2006, Would you think of the helpful play? FREE Furious” (2001) Vin Diesel. Tyrese, Eva Mendes. Action) Lucas Black, Zachery Ty Bryan. Sir William Osler, a Canadi- king and cashes the club ace, not a diamond? 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(N) The Tunnel (N) Open The Fast Metabolism Revolu- ^ PBS Baking Show Edge (N) Studio tion With Haylie Pomroy WBZ 60 Minutes (N) Big Brother (N) Madam Secretary BrainDead (N) WBZ Sports Final (N) Joel McCarver $ CBS “On the Clock” News (N) Osteen WCVB America’s Funniest Celebrity Family The $100,000 Match Game News- SportsCen- Fernando Person of Interest % ABC Home Videos Feud Pyramid Center 5 ter 5 Espuelas “Ghosts” WHDH Rio Olympics Diving, Gymnastics, Swimming. Women’s diving; gymnastics; swimming. (N) 7 News at Rio Olympics Wom- _ NBC 11PM en’s Gymnastics. WFXT Simpsons Bob’s Simpsons Brooklyn Family Last Man FOX 25 News at FOX 25 Sports Whacked This- FOX 25 9 FOX Burgers Nine Guy 10PM (N) News Wrap Out Spo. Minute News WUNI Aquí y Ahora (N) Va Por Tí (N) Sal y Pimienta (N) Dur- Noticiero República Deportiva Al Punto ; UNI miendo (N) WSBK Castle Castle gets Blue Bloods Blue Bloods “Exiles” WBZ News (N) Big Bang Big Bang 2 Broke 2 Broke Two and F MNT his P.I. license. Theory Theory Girls Girls Half Men WGBX “All the Ask This Antiques Roadshow The Roosevelts: An Intimate History Infinity Hall Live Ask This Dancing on the L PBS Moves” Old H’se Roosevelt prepares the U.S. for war. “Joss Stone” Old H’se Edge WBIN Simpsons Simpsons Commu- Commu- Family Family News News- Wild Side The In- News What Leverage R MNT nity nity Feud Feud Weekend makers sider (N) Weekend Went WLVI Love- Love- The The Modern Modern 7 News at 10PM on Rookie Blue “For Anger Anger Cougar X CW Raymond Raymond Middle Middle Family Family CW56 (N) Better, For Worse” Town TELE “Mada- ›››‡ Ratatouille (2007, Comedia) Voices of Patton Ya Era Hora con Titulares Videos Juegos Olímpicos Río Edición ¨ TELE gascar” Oswalt, Ian Holm, Lou Romano. Erika y Eduardo (N) Tele. Asom. Nocturna. WABU Leverage The team Leverage “The Grave Leverage “The Boiler Leverage Flashpoint “Cost of Flashpoint “Wild Flash- ¥ ION infiltrates a home. 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Visitors to Rio Olympics will find all senses triggered By Peter Prengaman home to more well-heeled ASSOCIATED PRESS Brazilians and where tourists flock. RIO DE JANEIRO — You will be tempted to Right after getting off the capture all the vibrancy plane, sweat beads will on your smartphone. But start to gather on your take a good look around forehead. That’s just Rio PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS before pulling it out. The de Janeiro’s ever-present “Cidade Maravilhosa” has In this 1825 drawing provided by the Universi- humidity saying “hello.” long been plagued by vi- ty of Michigan’s William L. Clements Library, a You will be enveloped olent muggings and rob- sketch of a section of the Erie Canal by Episco- by shades of green — lush palian minister John Henry Hopkins is shown. tropical forests jammed be- beries that can happen tween buildings of all sizes at any time of day and in — and tones of blue along any neighborhood. Erie Canal trip touts miles of inviting coastlines. If all this made you Towering over the 2016 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tired, just about any cor- ner on the city offers the Summer Olympics host A worker walks past a set of Olympic rings in perfect pick-me-up: fruits. waterway’s history city is the Christ the Re- the Olympic Park ahead of the Rio 2016 Summer It would be impossible to deemer statue. After a few Olympics, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Thursday. By Chris Carola the details of his itiner- days, you might chuckle exaggerate the variety ASSOCIATED PRESS ary, which will be posted when a hotel brochure or upon churches, especial- with interesting people. or all-around scrump- on the museum and canal tour guide tries to sell you ly of growing evangelical They are also the city’s tiousness of what you are ALBANY, N.Y. — In the agency’s websites starting something by saying it “in- denominations like Pente- poorest areas, often con- about to eat or drink. fall of 1825, John Henry early next week. cludes” a view of the statue. costals. trolled by drug-traffickers If you don’t speak Portu- Hopkins traveled from The voyage is aimed at Jesus is everywhere Up in the hills, you and plagued by violence. guese (and most Rio peo- Buffalo to Albany on the bringing attention to next here, as is plenty of temp- can see small dwellings Across Rio, you might ple don’t speak English), Erie Canal just days after year’s 200th anniversary tation and sin. that look like stone huts hear gunfire. It could be just point at the reddish the 363-mile waterway of the beginning of con- In Brazil, prostitution is jammed one after the drug dealers battling it out mangos, the green gua- had opened. Along the struction of the Erie Ca- legal, though that doesn’t other, in red and green for turf, or military police vas (with pink insides) or way, the Episcopal min- nal, with events planned mean that you will see and pink and orange. The conducting an operation. fruits you may have never ister from Pennsylvania each year through 2025, women and men hawking slums of Rio, known as Firefights mostly happen heard of like Jabuticaba, drew scenes of what was according to Canal Corp. their bodies all over the favelas, are the most color- in favelas, but sometimes which look like oversized then considered a marvel spokesman Shane Mahar. city. Walking around, you ful places in the city, cul- spill out into the “zona sul,” grapes. of modern engineering. The waterway was offi- are more likely to come turally vibrant and filled or southern part of the city, Sit back and enjoy. This month, the cially opened in October co-founder of a Vermont history museum is travel- 1825 by Gov. DeWitt Clin- ing by tugboat on the ca- ton, who traveled on the Amazon unveils cargo plane nal, stopping at about 30 canal by boat from Buf- communities over the next falo to Albany, then on to six weeks as he discusses Manhattan. Once there, the waterway’s impact on he dumped a cask of Lake as it expands delivery network the nation’s growth in the Erie water into New York 19th century and hands Harbor to signify the By Phuong Le Christmas orders late out prints of Hopkins’ art- “wedding of the waters” ASSOCIATED PRESS after bad weather and a work, many of them never linking the Great Lakes to jump in online shopping published and rarely seen the East Coast. SEATTLE — Seat- caused delays for UPS by the general public. Around that time the tle-based Amazon is un- and FedEx. “He left us an incredi- Irish-born Hopkins, then veiling its first branded Analysts say it makes ble series of images of the a 32-year-old newly or- cargo plane, one of 40 jet- sense for Amazon to use communities, of the canal, dained clergyman from liners that will make up an air fleet it controls that fill in a tremendous Pittsburgh, began his own the e-commerce giant’s as another way to get its amount of information,” voyage by canal boat from own air transportation products to online shop- Cohn said in a telephone Buffalo to Albany, eventu- network as it takes more pers drawn to fast, no-ex- interview from aboard the ally headed for Manhat- control of its delivery pro- tra-cost delivery. C.L. Churchill, a 52-year- tan to attend a religious cess. “They’re such a big on- old wooden tugboat owned conference. A talented The latest push to speed line retailer,” said Satish by the Lake Champlain artist and architectur- delivery of its products Jindel, president of ship- Maritime Museum in Ver- al illustrator, he created comes as the company ping consultant ShipMa- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS gennes. 37 watercolor and pencil ships an increasing num- trix. “There’s so much Amazon.com boxes are shown stacked near a Starting this weekend, sketches of canal scenes. ber of packages world- volume that if you have Boeing 767 Amazon “Prime Air” cargo plane on Cohn and his fellow crew- They include a rendition of wide. Amazon’s parcel to add transportation for display Thursday in a Boeing hangar in Seattle. members will visit com- the Genesee River falls at volume was an estimated yourself, why would you munities along the canal Rochester and the elevat- 1 billion packages in 2015 pay a retail price when ington just before the Na- work. Eleven of the planes as far west as Rochester, ed towpath built over the — the same number that you can get wholesale? It vy’s Blue Angels take to already are delivering giving public talks about Cayuga swamp in central FedEx delivered three makes sense.” the skies, a company offi- packages for Amazon’s the waterway and pre- New York. The 1,300-foot- years earlier for hundreds Amazon will reveal its cial said. annual Prime loyalty pro- senting copies of Hopkins’ long timber structure was of thousands of customers. first branded “Prime Air” Amazon leased 40 Boe- gram, which offers free artwork to local muse- replaced by an aqueduct Amazon has had issues cargo plane, designated ing jets from Atlas Air two-day shipping and oth- ums and historical soci- in the 1840s. with the reliability of air Amazon One, on Friday Worldwide Holdings and er perks. The remaining eties. Cohn was meeting “It’s a priceless docu- freight services. In 2013, at the annual Seafair Air Air Transport Services freighters will be rolled Friday with state Canal ment as well as a wonder- it offered refunds to cus- Show. The plane will buzz Group Inc., which will out in the next couple of Corp. officials to iron out ful painting,” Cohn said. tomers who got their over Seattle’s Lake Wash- operate the air cargo net- years. B8 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 2016 REAL ESTATE SELLING YOUR HOME? If you want an honest opinion of value, call JOHN or MIKE CONNOR. FREE SERVICE

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Pittman Maximum quali ying income $840,000 206 JUDGE RD. • 1 Person income limit - $41,400 B: Sy Armitstead and Richard 166-R LYNNFIELD ST. • 2 Person income limit - $47,280 $672,000 Armitstead $342,000 B: Robyn J. Agostino and Paul S: Thomas E. Greeley and Lisa B: Ma E. Valenzuela-Villota YOU CAN AFFORD TO LIVE THE WAY YOU’VE ALWAYS WANTED. Deoliviera L. Greeley S: Joseph G. Digirolamo and STOP LOOKING. START LIVING. S: John B. Januario and Diane Mary D. Digirolamo POAH COMMUNITIES R. Januario MARBLEHEAD 10 MANOMET RD. 978-744-7835 44 LIGHT ST. 17 BARNARD ST. $550,000 $230,000 $291,500 B: Daniel Latorella and Office Location: 40R Highland Ave. Salem, MA 01970 B: Do Soc-Son and Nhan T. Mai B: Craig McCarriston Lauren Latorella S: Jude Ozoagu S: Zbignew Lauk S: Patricia A. Kelley