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FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 2019 Kettle Cuisine still not passing the sniff test By Gayla Cawley remedies were discussed other than to ITEM STAFF say “it’s an ongoing process,” said James Lamanna, assistant city solicitor. LYNN — Despite spending nearly $1 Among the options the state has is to million to end Kettle Cuisine’s cooked close the factory until the smell is  xed, onion and garlic stench on the Lynnway, or require installation of so-called Scrub- complaints continue to ood City Hall. ber systems, an air pollution control de- Complaints The numerous calls about the soup mak- vice that removes particulates and gases still linger er prompted a meeting among the Mas- from industrial exhausts. The systems over the smell sachusetts Department of Environmental can cost more than $1 million. of onions and Protection (MassDEP), Kettle Cuisine and Ward 4 Councilor Richard Colucci, garlic emanat- city of cials on Thursday. It was closed to Lynn Public Health Director Michele ing from Ket- the public and reporters were barred. Desmarais and Lamanna were invited to tle Cuisine’s City of cials said MassDEP ordered de- the session. Lynnway tails of the meeting be held con dential. facility. No one from City Hall would reveal what SMELL, A3 Raising awareness Lynn eld’s Thor Jourgensen rst school lesson will They be social, made emotional stomachs By Thor Jourgensen ITEM STAFF growl LYNNFIELD — When 2,200 town students return to classes next Wednesday, social emotional in Lynn learning will be the classroom fo- cus even as reading, writing and Tuck in your napkins: It’s arithmetic lessons begin. time to revisit the good old School Superintendent Jane dining days in Lynn, specif- Tremblay and her 300 coworkers ically the sub and sandwich will focus on building relation- shops that  lled stomachs ships with students that extend and made mouths water. beyond understanding their aca- It’s hard to settle on a demic skills. more contentious subject “Parents can expect a lot of ac- than places to eat in this tivities in the  rst few weeks city. Mention Earl of Sand- around getting to know students wich and someone shoots in order to teach them in the best right back with Angelina’s. way possible,” Tremblay said. Recall Sam’s Sandwich back Social emotional learning isn’t in the day on Lewis Street a concept exclusive to Lynn eld. and someone else shouts, Swampscott is among area com- “Don’t forget Tina’s Sub munities pushing efforts to under- Shop.” stand the pressures and challeng- Dial 1965 into the time es students face when they come machine and it’s easy to  nd to school every morning. no fewer than 130 places Tremblay said social emotional doing business that year learning translates into balanc- across the city that served ing academics and other learn- food ranging from sit-down ing with building a relationship dinners to quick bites. To with young people with the goal understand why the city of helping them “to feel emotion- — all cities — had so many ally and psychologically safe to do places to eat back in the their best.” day, you have to understand She said the extra effort involved what eating meant a half in combining social emotional century ago. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK learning with more traditional Back then, “lunch break” academics lays a  rm bedrock for didn’t mean opening a Mayor Thomas M. McGee hoists the ag at Lynn City Hall on Thursday marking building an education. Students Tupperware container and National Overdose Awareness Month. For additional photos from the event, see spending 20 minutes eating. LOOK! Page A8. LYNNFIELD, A3 If you didn’t bring a brown bag or a lunch box to your job or school, you went out to lunch in 1965 or ate in a company or school cafeteria. PorchFest bringing the party to Swampscott Expense accounts reigned Olmstead/Monument Avenue area at the Fest Organizers International, where there supreme and lunch breaks By Bella diGrazia ITEM STAFF noon-to-6 p.m. event. were 140 reported fests across the globe. were extended versions of “I thought Swampscott would be the per- “I wasn’t surprised to  nd out the concept coffee breaks in an era when SWAMPSCOTT — On Sept. 14, Swamp- fect town to have this because we have so started in my hometown of Ithaca,” he said. people worked designated scott residents will enjoy the sounds of live many porches with beautiful ocean views, “I was already living in Swampscott at that time shifts and left work music right from their neighbor’s porches. and it turns out there are so many talented time, though.” behind at the end of their The event is called PorchFest, and it is a musicians and music people here,” said Al- Swampscott’s inaugural PorchFest is shift unless they ran a small mini-music festival that began in Ithaca, exander. “It’s a great way to get people out meant to cap off the town’s annual Summer business or hustled off to a N.Y., 12 years ago and has since taken over playing on porches, hanging with neighbors Concert Series, which will have its last show second job. the world, said Swampscott co-organizer and enjoying each other’s music.” on the Town Hall front lawn on Aug. 21. Al- The Lynnway alone offered Philip Alexander. Everything from classic Alexander said he became familiar with exander, who is on the concert series’ orga- any number of places to rock to Irish music, Americana, bluegrass, the concept when Somerville debuted its nizing committee, said the summer series eat 55 years ago with Bill big band jazz, spoken word and acoustic Porchfest in 2011. He researched it and end- & Bob’s and Burger Bar as performances will be heard throughout the ed up joining a Facebook group called Porch- SWAMPSCOTT, A3 well as longtime favorite Christie’s. Plenty of people still remember Varley’s Din- er. How about the Howard INSIDE Patriots safety Chung indicted on cocaine charge Johnson’s once located at 637 Lynn and the Redwood Sports LACONIA, N.H. (AP) — New were called to Chung’s residence It is not clear whether Chung Lounge? Salem State’s Molea England Patriots safety Patrick June 25 “on a call for service” has an attorney who can speak for Only those residents pos- primed for college Chung has been indicted in New and obtained evidence leading to him. The court  le doesn’t list one. sessing a gigantic appetite season. B1 Hampshire on a charge of cocaine the felony drug charge, Belknap “We are aware of the reports managed to eat their way  possession, according to court pa- County Attorney Andrew Liver- regarding Patrick Chung,” the down Western Avenue a half Lynn English athletics perwork released Thursday. nois said in a statement. Patriots tweeted. “We will not be century ago. The high-num- reveals its 2019 Hall A Belknap County grand jury Livernois declined to provide ad- commenting while his judicial bered end near the River of Fame class. B1 indicted Chung, 32, on Aug. 8. ditional details on the case. proceedings take place.” Members of the Meredith, New Chung’s arraignment is sched- JOURGENSEN, A3 Hampshire, police department uled for Wednesday. CHUNG, A3

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 80° VOL. 141, ISSUE 218 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-8 LOW 62° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS ...... B4 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 2019 OBITUARIES

Leonard C. Levesque Sr., 76 Patricia A. Kenyon, 66 Evelyn R. Small, 90 1943-2019 1953-2019 Leonard C. Levesque Sr., 76, PEABODY — Patricia (Patty) Evelyn R. (Malaguti) Small, retired Peabody police officer, Kenyon, of Peabody, formerly age 90, passed away peace- died peacefully surrounded of Lynn, died unexpectedly on fully, on Saturday, Aug. 17, by his children on Wednes- Wednesday, Aug. 14, 2019 at 2019 at Merrimack Valley day, Aug. 21, 2019 following her home. Health Center in Amesbury, a brief illness. He was the Born in Lynn to the late Wal- surrounded by her family. husband of the late Frances ter and Rita (Brault) Kenyon, She was born in Boston to (Woitunski) Levesque. she attended St. Mary’s High Lionel and Evelyn Malaguti. Born in Peabody on May School in Lynn and Bryant She graduated from Boston 2, 1943, he was the son of and Stratton in Boston. Catholic High School. She en- the late Leo and Charlotte Prior to her retirement, she joyed working in both medical (Skinner) Levesque. He was a and real estate settings. graduate of St. John’s Elemen- worked as an administrative assistant at Bank of Boston Beloved wife of the late tary School and Peabody High Robert E. Small, a retired and later as a patent assistant School. He had also served in Boston fire lieutenant. Loving for Ropes and Gray in Boston. the U.S. Army during the Viet- mother of Maureen Forest- nam War. She enjoyed singing in her eire of North Reading, Robert Lenny was a police officer church choir and spending Small and wife Kathy of Ames- for the City of Peabody for time in Wells, Maine. bury, and Sheryle Favreau and more than 25 years before California; his mother-in-law, Patty is survived by her aunt, CUFFE-MCGINN Funeral husband Lionel of Fremont, Service information: Fami- retiring in 1999. He had also Helen (Michalek) Woitunski Teresa Brown; and numerous Home, 157 Maple St., Lynn, N.H. Sister of the late Natalie ly and friends are invited to owned and operated the for- of Peabody; many nieces cousins and friends. Patty was on Monday, Aug. 26, 2019 at Capen and Marlene Lawton. E.V. JUTRAS & SONS Funeral mer Lenny’s Barber Shop for and nephews; and by his predeceased by several aunts, 12 p.m., followed by intern- Also survived by many nieces, Home, 118 Friend St., Ames- several years and had man- step-daughter, Bobbi (King) uncles and cousins. ment at Pine Grove Cemetery nephews, grandchildren and bury, from 4:30-6:30 p.m. on aged the Esquire Apartments Woodward. He was prede- Service information: in Lynn. Family and friends great-grandchildren. Tuesday, Aug. 27, 2019. in Peabody for several years. ceased by his second wife, Services will be held at are welcome. He was a member of the Blue Evelyn (Burr) Levesque and Knights Motorcycle Club and by his two brothers, Raymond the Peabody Italian Club. and Leo Levesque. He is survived by his son, Service information: His Lynn firefighter Leonardfuneral will be held on Pastor hangs up his ‘political Levesque Jr. and his fiancée, Tuesday at 9 a.m. at the Kristin Bongiorno of Peabody; CONWAY, CAHILL-BRODEUR three daughters, Bethanne Funeral Home, 82 Lynn St., spurs’ after 2018 loss to Baker Lelievre and her husband, Peabody, followed by his fu- Raymond of Townsend, Donna neral Mass at 10 a.m. at St. D’Amato and her husband, John’s Church, Peabody, to By Sam Doran lieves.” Tom of Peabody and Ann Ma- which relatives and friends STATE HOUSE Lively also ran for gover- rie Senese and her husband, are kindly invited to attend. NEWS SERVICE nor as an unenrolled can- didate in 2014. Michael of Middleton; his Visiting hours will be held BOSTON — Gov. Charlie Now, he’s on to Memphis, 10 grandchildren, Jonathan on Monday from 4-8 p.m. Baker’s erstwhile Republi- Tenn., where he plans to Tanguay, Jennifer Gamache Burial will be in Cedar Grove can foil is leaving politics establish a “First Century and her husband Nick, Ja- Cemetery, Peabody. In lieu — and Massachusetts. cob Ovaska, Anthony Lelievre, of flowers, donations can be Pastor Scott Lively, who Bible College” that focuses Jaimie Mulvey and her hus- made in his name to Pea- challenged Baker in last on “’post-denominational’ band, Kevin, T.J. and Matthew body City Hall, c/o Veteran’s year’s Republican primary, Christian unity” through D’Amato, Michael Senese Jr., Department, 24 Lowell St., announced Wednesday that the lens of the earliest Christopher Senese and Tyla Peabody, MA 01960. For di- he thinks it’s “time to hang Christians’ understanding Levesque; his sister, Shir- rections and online obituary, up my political spurs and of their faith. ley (Levesque) McManus of visit www.ccbfuneral.com. move on to other things.” “I’m looking for inves- The former missionary tors, if you’re interested,” had previously said he Lively wrote to his mailing was considering a Con- list subscribers, also pitch- ing them to help pay off an gressional run in 2020, or PHOTO | SHNS Pauline R. Belliveau, 91 another gubernatorial run outstanding $30,000 cam- in 2022. Gubernatorial candidate Scott Lively earned paign debt that he said he After losing the Septem- the support of around 27 percent of Republican borrowed out of his retire- LYNN — Mrs. Pauline R. ber 2018 primary to Baker delegates at the 2018 state convention. ment account. (Young) Belliveau, age 91, of with 36 percent of the vote, “I’m a firm believer in Lynn, died on Monday, Aug. the idea that God arrang- Lively sued the state Re- tor is known for anti-gay gish” and argued that the 19, 2019. She was the wife of publican Party for $7 mil- es our lives in seasons, and anti-abortion views. incumbent would push the Alfred J. Belliveau, with whom lion, alleging state com- and I believe my season According to the Southern state party “even further she shared 71 years of mar- mittee members violated of political campaigning riage. their bylaws by helping Poverty Law Center, he to the left.” is over,” he wrote in his Born in Keene, N.H., she Baker gather campaign has called homosexuality Baker said at the Repub- newsletter. was the daughter of the late signatures. A Superior “abnormal, wrong, harm- lican convention in 2018, Lively plans a “Farewell George and Albina (Bourassa) Court judge dismissed the ful and perverse.” “There’s no place and no to Politics Pizza Party” at Young. She lived in Lynn for suit this summer. Lively blasted Baker point in public life, in any 5 p.m. on Sept. 5 at Holy the greater part of her life. A hard-right conserva- during campaign season life, for a lot of the things Grounds Coffee House in Pauline worked at Hatchers tive, the Springfield pas- as “arrogant” and “thug- Scott Lively says and be- Springfield. Sportswear, and later worked as a secretary at Salem Hos- pital. She loved crafts, knitting Healey pressing regulators to wait and needle work. Her needle- work won ribbons and awards sister of the late Doris Nagel. at the Topsfield Fair. She espe- before approving Pilgrim transfer Service information: A cially enjoyed genealogy and visitation will be held on By Colin A. Young commissioners last week this week, Healey officially fice and EEA about the family history, and was an avid Monday, Aug. 26, 2019 STATE HOUSE that the agency “staff in- objected to the NRC staff’s proposed approval. reader. from 9-10:30 a.m. in the NEWS SERVICE tends to issue an order ap- intent and detailed her of- About 20 minutes before In addition to her husband, CUFFE-MCGINN Funeral proving the direct transfer fice’s serious concerns with that meeting, though, the BOSTON — With federal she leaves her son, Jerry Belli- Home, 157 Maple St., Lynn, of control of” Pilgrim on or the NRC’s handling of the NRC filed its notice of in- regulators poised any day veau and his wife Christine of followed by a funeral Mass around Aug. 21. sale and transfer process, tent to approve the license now to approve the sale Lynn; and her daughter, Ann in St. Pius V Church at 11 The plant, which em- including the lack of any transfer application. Even and license transfer of Pil- Belliveau of Merrimac, and a.m. Burial in Pine Grove ployed about 600 people real consultation with state though the NRC had not grim Nuclear Power Sta- was predeceased by two sons, Cemetery. Those who wish and had been generating leaders. She asked that the consulted with Massachu- ton in Plymouth, Attorney Richard Belliveau and David may make donations to The about 680 megawatts of agency refrain from grant- setts, the AG’s office said, General Maura Healey is Belliveau. She was the moth- Jimmy Fund, 10 Brookline electricity since coming on- ing the license transfer un- the notification “indicated objecting on behalf of Mas- er-in-law of Mary Belliveau of Place West, Brookline, MA line in 1972, permanently til the state has a chance wrongly that NRC Staff sachusetts, attempting Revere and Margie Belliveau 02445 or at jimmyfund.org. ceased operations May 31. to contest the proposed ac- had already notified the to stop the transfer while of Saugus; the grandmother To share a memory or leave Healey and the Executive tions in a full NRC hearing. Commonwealth of the also pushing for a settle- of Richard, Robert, Rachel, online condolences please Office of Energy and En- “The Commonwealth proposed actions.” ment with the companies Gerry, Andy, Matthew, Charles visit www.cuffemcginn.com. vironmental Affairs have does not believe that Holtec While the NRC review involved in the sale. and Sarah; great-grandmother been asking the NRC to has met the NRC’s finan- process stretches out, Entergy, which bought of 15 and one deceased; and schedule an adjudicatory cial and technical quali- Healey has also been lead- aunt of several nieces and Pilgrim from Boston Edi- ® hearing on the sale of the fication requirements for ing talks with Entergy LIFE WELL CELEBRATED son in 1999, is seeking to nephews. She was also the plant since February, argu- license transfer approval,” and Holtec to resolve the sell the plant to Holtec In- ing that Entergy Corp. and Healey’s office wrote. “In- concerns raised in her fil- ternational, which plans Holtec have not demon- deed, the Commonwealth ings with the NRC. Those to decommission the plant strated that the plant’s De- has serious concerns about talks have not led to an on an “accelerated” basis. commissioning Trust Fund Holtec’s financial and tech- agreement yet, Healey’s The Nuclear Regulato- has a balance adequate to nical capacity to complete office said. ry Commission has been cover all the costs associat- the work at Pilgrim. 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Healey’s office said it is allow the state and compa- In a letter to the NRC opposed to the proposed nies to complete settlement transfer “based on the pro- negotiations. “The resolu- IN MEMORIAM cedural irregularities and tion of the settlement ne- JOHN MOQUIN disparate treatment of the gotiations could resolve the 2012 ~ AUGUST 22 ~ 2019 Commonwealth’s Petition ON HIS SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY Commonwealth during the Lovingly remembered and sadly consultation process.” The and prove valuable to the missed by his wife, Margo letter said that an NRC li- NRC’s own decision-mak- aison reached out on Aug. ing process,” Healey’s office 13 and offered “a narrow wrote. IN MEMORIAM two-hour window later DAN BOWDEN ON HIS TENTH ANNIVERSARY day” for the NRC staff to 2009 ~ AUGUST 23 ~ 2019 consult with Healey’s of- 781-593-7700 Publishing Daily, except Sundays USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 THANK YOU ST. JUDE Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA and additional offices. 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From A1 But the smell persists By Jill Colvin and including low unemploy- along the Lynnway, in Alexandra Jaffe ment, job creation and “I received complaints a West Lynn, Pine Hill and ASSOCIATED PRESS “safety” — and she said couple of days ago,” said City Hall Square, said Co- his immigration policy Colucci, who lives near lucci. DES MOINES, Iowa — was a winner there. the factory. “(Kettle Cui- “It’s just unpleasant The Trump campaign has “When I lay my head sine is) trying. They’re go- to smell all the time,” he a message for its female down at night, I want to ing to do hardware so we’ll said. “It lingers.” supporters: It’s time to see. (It would be) to allevi- know that my children Joseph Ferson, a DEP come out of hiding. ate the odor, in addition to are safe, that a terrorist is spokesman, declined to “There’s a lot of people the chimneys, so hopeful- not going to come into our comment on the outcome that are fearful of express- ly, that will work out and country,” she said. of Thursday’s session. He ing their support, and I then, if not, round two.” Similar events were would only say the parties want you ladies to know Construction is under- met to discuss the status it’s OK to have felt that scheduled in 13 battle- way on $200,000 worth ground states, including of the enforcement order. way, but we need to move of ventilation hardware. Kettle Cuisine’s CEO North Carolina, Pennsyl- past that or the Demo- Last summer, the com- Liam McClennon did not vania, Georgia and Ohio. crats win,” said Tana Go- pany spent $700,000 to return calls seeking com- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The events, led by sur- ertz, a Trump campaign install a pair of stainless ment. Lisa Mankiewicz sits in the audience during a rogates including White adviser, at an Iowa “Wom- steel chimneys, which Last year, he told The House counselor Kelly- en for Trump” event on training session for Women for Trump, An Eve- were designed to elimi- Item the company was anne Conway and former Thursday. ning to Empower, in Troy, Mich., Thursday. nate the odors. convinced there would be Fox News host Kimberly The Iowa event, held in In 2016, following com- no detectable odor coming the back room of a barbe- and the president. territory, Michigan Re- Guilfoyle, sought to train plaints about the cooked from the manufacturing cue joint in a Des Moines Trump himself called publican Party Chair- attendees to be volunteers onion and garlic smell, plant following the instal- suburb, was one of more into a gathering of hun- woman Laura Cox ac- and what the campaign the city’s Inspectional lation of the chimneys. than a dozen in battle- dreds in Tampa, Fla., and knowledged that Trump’s describes as “ambassa- Services Department is- The company moved ground states nationwide insisted, to cheers: “We’re style is a turnoff for some dors” for the reelection sued a citation that said to Lynn in 2014 after as part of a push to make doing great with women, female voters. But she effort. the odors emanating from it outgrew its Chelsea the president’s case on the despite the fake news.” told the audience of 100 Among the women in Kettle Cuisine constituted plant. The privately-held economy and train volun- But polling suggests his women to focus instead attendance in Troy was a “public nuisance and un- firm invested $25 mil- teers. challenges persist. The on what Trump had ac- Cara McAlister, a sales reasonably interfere with lion in the two-story, The move is a recog- most recent Associated complished during his representative from the the comfortable enjoyment 220,000-square-foot facili- nition of the president’s Press-NORC Center for first term. nearby suburb of Bloom- of life,” according to docu- ty on the Lynnway. Kettle persistent deficit withPublic Affairs Research “I get it. I say, ‘Listen, field Township. She said ments from MassDEP. Cuisine handcrafts small women — an issue that poll found just 30 percent you never wonder what he Trump’s 2016 candidacy Later that year, Kettle batch soups from scratch has the potential to sink of women approve of the thinks about people,’” she inspired her to get more Cuisine appealed the vio- for restaurants, food ser- his chances for reelec- way the president is do- said. “Some people may involved politically, and lation. MassDEP, the city vice operators and grocery tion. Over the course of ing his job, compared to 42 not like what he says. But she became a GOP pre- and the company entered stores. his presidency and across percent of men. Notably, he delivers and has a very cinct delegate and can- into a consent order to Today, it is among the public opinion polls, wom- there was no gap between good track record of deliv- vassed door to door for deal with the health viola- largest employers in the en have been consistently Republican men and wom- erables. And that’s what’s him. tions. Following a meeting city with 540 workers. less supportive of Presi- en — 80 percent of both important. I try to get peo- She has friends who between the three parties, dent Donald Trump than groups said they approved ple focused on that, not were afraid to reveal their Kettle Cuisine agreed to Gayla Cawley can be men have. Suburban wom- of his job performance in the personality.” support for Trump be- the two-stack solution. reached at gcawley@item- en in particular rejected the August poll. In Iowa, Goertz listed a cause they fear backlash. The chimneys installed live.com. Follow her on Republicans in the 2018 At an event in Troy, number of ways that she So she invites them to last summer are fully op- Twitter @GaylaCawley. midterm by margins that Mich., a Detroit suburb said women are benefiting meetings like Thursday’s set off alarms for the party viewed as key contested from Trump’s presidency, gathering. PorchFest bringing the Jourgensen: They made stomachs growl in Lynn party to Swampscott JOURGENSEN that for a classic old-style conceivably vary where also served a function SWAMPSCOTT Fest co-organizer and From A1 name? you ate day in, day out beyond the menu and the From A1 ReachArts board of di- The Mary Anne Dinette and only eat in the same fork and knife. By show- rectors member, said the Works sported Becky’s operated on Broad Street, place twice a year. ing up in their business kicks off with the Straw- event was Alexander’s Lunch, Tom’s Arena Cafe, Central Lunch on Central It’s easy to read through on a regular basis and berry Festival. He wanted brainchild and he won Perillo’s, the Western Av- Avenue up the street from a list of bygone places spending your money, you to find a way to send it off over the town with it. The enue restaurant and the Conti’s Cafe. Want a few to eat and understand supported someone who with the same amount of response has been great Splendor Cafe, moving more? Jimmie’s restau- restaurants, like bars, was probably a fellow creative energy. in regards to performers on to Bill’s Lunch and rant, Jules, Karson’s partly helped define Lynn resident and who There are about 18 par- wanting to be booked and Contino’s Sub Shop. Don’t Diner, Klemm’s, Loretta’s neighborhoods because relied on the dollars you ticipating bands and per- residents interested in forget the Koffee Kup Coffee Shop, Mike’s Coffee they were places where spent every week to sus- formers, each with a one- lending their porches, she restaurant and Edna’s Shop, Nap’s, Joyce Lunch, people gathered and tain their payroll. hour slot to play, already said. Lunch or the Elm Tree Richie’s Snack Bar on spent time. If someone It’s great to come across signed up for the event “We wanted to keep Diner. Willow Street. wanted to find you, they the names of dining spots and many of them are lo- this geographically small, A lot of people remem- The ever-lengthening were fairly certain they that are still prospering, cal, he said. which is why we picked ber the Blue Moon and list paints a picture of a knew where you were in including The Capitol One porch will be dedi- the area around the Olm- Latin Villa, but how about city where people crowded an age absent of mobile Diner, Giovanni’s (listed cated to spoken word per- stead district,” said Kin- the Model Cafe, 751 West- the sidewalks, filled lun- technology. in 1965 at 395 Broad St.), formances and will feature ney. “We wanted to keep it ern Avenue and Riley’s cheonette counters and It’s also easy to read Angelina’s, Monte’s and the Intergalactic Poetry walkable, slow-paced and Sub Shop? tables and spent money the restaurant list and the Lido. It’s sad to see Experience Allstars, head- manageable. Our thought Lest we give East Lynn locally. It seems like if understand that the the names of places like ed by Lee Eric Freedman, was let’s start small and short shrift, a hungry there wasn’t a restaurant dining landscape as we the 595 Cafe on Summer president of the Tin Box get our feet wet, then next walk down Lewis Street on every block there was know it today was dif- Street that are no longer Poets of Swampscott. In year we could expand to ended in any number of probably a barroom. ferent from the one that around and new additions one format or another, Al- other neighborhoods.” dining spots, including There were plenty of dominated the middle of exander said he hopes to Performers interest- Wortman’s with the guy places to eat in other the last century. Chain to the defunct list like Campus on Exchange get a chance to perform ed in volunteering their with the crewcut on the neighborhoods that are restaurants existed but on a porch, whether it is acts and residents eager sign; Sam’s, of course, Street. bound to stir memories, fast food franchises were with the town’s Blue Big to volunteer the front of the O’Connor restaurant, To their credit, Lynn’s including the White in their infancy, and Band, where he plays sax- their homes have until and don’t forget Mel and diners and luncheonettes newer arrivals, includ- Way Grill on Broadway, ophone, or with his blue- Sept. 1 to sign up on the Murray Lunch at 116 Victoria Lunch in Market were unique places with ing people from Central grass band. ReachArts website, said Lewis St. or Edythe’s Square, Spencer’s Sand- their own character and America, are bringing The live acts and host- Alexander. If weather is- restaurant. wich Shop on Marion characters. the neighborhood place ing porches are all on a sues arise, the rain date is On Summer Street, Street, Ronnie’s Lunch on Automobiles and inter- to eat back to the city, volunteer basis, meaning Sunday, Sept. 15. there was Dorothy’s Eastern Avenue, Ralph’s state highways reshaped including downtown and the costs for the event are “How much more neigh- Luncheonette, Erin Cafe, Cafe on Essex Street, America in the 1950s West Lynn. They have the as close to zero dollars as borly can you possibly get Frank & Al’s sub shop, Paula’s Delicatessen on and 1960s. But cities same work ethic as the they could get, he said. than stopping at a neigh- the Hi-Hat Cafe, the Nip, Washington Street and like Lynn still supported people a generation ago Any money spent will go Roy’s, Peter Shabowich’s the Osmund Coffee Shop corner and neighborhood who worked long hours bor’s porch to hear a band toward printing out event and chatting with the peo- Cafe, the Sportsman’s on Washington Street. dining spots even as and took financial risks maps and lawn signs. Grill and the Warner Federal Square had highways were sprouting to serve food to people in ple who own the house,” “I think people want said Kinney. “It’s an ex- Cafe. I’m surprised by Murphy’s Cafe and Bos- drive-through quick meal their community. something exciting where how many places you ton Street spots included places catering to the car. It’s fun to think that pansion of a big block par- the community comes to- ty in a way.” could eat on Union Street, Leo’s, the Crystal Cafe, People who were some of the new restau- gether, and you can be a including Agganis Union Dutch’s Grill, John’s Din- regulars in places to eat rants and cafes that have “I think it’s going to be a host or you can be a band lot of fun,” Alexander said. Grill, Carlo & and Car- er and, of course, Frank’s forged a social bond with opened in the city are and you don’t have to be ole’s pizza and subs, Car- Sea Grill. a restaurant’s employees located on spots where a superstar,” said Alexan- Bella diGrazia can be roll’s Cafeteria, Harold’s How about Mac’s Cafe and owners and other people served food 55 der. “You just have to want reached at bdigrazia@ Delicatessen and Huntt’s, on Chatham Street, diners. Taken as a whole, years ago. to play.” itemlive.com. Follow her on to name a few. Add in Harry’s Lunch on Com- these connections were Don’t forget to leave a Jackie Kinney, Porch- Twitter @BelladiGrazia. other downtown places mercial Street, Jimmie’s crucial fibers holding tip. and the list grows longer on Mount Vernon Street together cities like Lynn leading off with Sassone’s and the Camwood Restau- 55 years ago. Thor Jourgensen can be Patriots safety Chung indicted Spaghetteria on Blake rant? Don’t forget Busy Restaurants, diners, reached at tjourgensen@ Street. How can you beat Bee Lunch. You could luncheonettes and cafes itemlive.com. on cocaine possession charge CHUNG the second round in 2009. Lynnfield’s first school lesson will be social, emotional From A1 He left in free agency in 2012 and signed with the LYNNFIELD greater diversity, she said, vation to interim principal ed to a more even balance The team also didn’t say Eagles. From A1 and schools are prepared “a natural progression” of academics and testing. whether Chung would He spent one year in to make all students feel for the educator and said “It will offer more time play Thursday night at Philadelphia and re- are able, she said, to focus included in the student a permanent principal for to teach the curriculum,” a preseason home game turned to New England in more clearly on the accom- population by hiring an Huckleberry will be in Tremblay said. against the Carolina Pan- 2014. He won Super Bowl plishments they want to thers. English Language Learn- place by next April. The high school’s COM- rings with the Patriots to achieve in school and dis- er teacher. Other changes include PASS program will be ex- Chung has been an in- conclude the 2014, 2016 cuss their needs, worries Students returning to a shift from a two-semes- panded during the next tegral part of the Patriots and 2018 seasons. and problems more clearly. school and parents send- ter to three-semester sys- school year. The program defense during his two “What we’ve learned ing them off to a new aca- tem at the middle school. includes extracurricular stints with the team. New over the years is that if we demic year will find former Tremblay said the change learning for students and England drafted him in LAW OFFICES OF can connect with kids ear- Huckleberry School first reflects school adminis- a program led by seniors JAMES J. CARRIGAN ly in their school career, grade teacher and princi- trator’s concerns about to acclimate freshmen into • Social Security Disability we can get ahead of the pal’s assistant Melissa Wy- the amount of time stu- the school. • Workers Compensation challenges they may face,” land serving as the school’s dents and teachers were The countdown to the ITEM CLASSIFIEDS • Accidents she said. interim principal. required to spend during first day of school in a new 25 years located across The town’s superinten- Ten-year principal Brian the academic year’s fourth school year never gets old GET RESULTS! from Lynn District Court dent for six years and Bemiss took a principal’s quarter on state compre- for Tremblay. 15 Johnson St. an educator since 1982, job in Walpole in order to hensive state preparation “There is always an an- 781-596-0100 Call Customer Service JAMES J. CARRIGAN Tremblay said Lynnfield be closer to his family. and test taking. ticipatory excitement. It’s to place an ad ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN is “not a cookie-cutter “He has triplets who are Reorganizing into a tri- almost indescribable un- LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL community.” The student now 8,” said Tremblay. mester system allows the less you are an educator,” 781-593-7700, ext. 2 www.jamescarriganlaw.com population is showing She called Wyland’s ele- third semester to be devot- she said. [email protected] A4 FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 2019 OPINION

LETTER TO THE EDITOR HOW TO REACH US A message from Gloucester 110 Munroe St. Last week, the state derstand first-hand how What was stated loud The state and the dis- to listen. Funding through P.O. Box 5 Executive Office of Health crucial it is to get the help and clear in Gloucester, is trict needs reliable access HHS (Health and human Lynn, MA 01903 and Human Services you need in times of a that our current behav- to mental and behavioral services) around behavior- hosted a listening session behavioral health crisis. ioral health care systems health services, without al and substance use from Customer Service Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. in Gloucester, hosted by In 2016, a comprehensive don’t work, emergency being faced with shortages the federal government, to Mayor Sefatia Romeo mental health reform rooms are not equipped to of services and crisis man- our state, is crucial for the Connecting Thekken, on “Creating bill was passed, that deal with mental health agement. Our communi- Commonwealth to support All Departments: a Behavioral Health addressed infant, child, crises, there are not ties have gone for too long our communities, and 781-593-7700 Ambulatory Treatment pregnant and postpar- enough translators, beds without sufficient resourc- deliver quality solutions Ext. 2 System.” tum women, as well as are few and far between. es, translators, beds and and address disparities Classifi ed/Legal Advertising The city of Gloucester, adults’ mental health and The current healthcare professionals. Behavioral in the behavioral health classi [email protected] and the Sixth Congres- wellness. systems don’t communi- health access is para- treatment system. Subscriptions sional District, has been Funding from this com- cate with each other and mount to the health and [email protected] hard-hit with a lack of prehensive mental health don’t have the resources wellness of our district. Jamie Zahlaway Belsito resources and support bill can make the differ- they need to help indi- I am encouraged by Candidate for United Circulation [email protected] services around mental ence in the health and viduals who are living the work of the Office of States Congress health and substance use. wellness of our district with mental health and Health and Human Ser- 6th Congressional Ext. 3 My family and I un- and its communities. substance use challenges. vices and their willingness District Newsroom [email protected] LLEWELLYN KING [email protected] Ext. 4 Sports Let’s solve one part of the immigration puzzle [email protected] Ext. 5 Retail and Online The serenity prayer, ilies torn asunder by men Advertising often called the alcohol- with guns raiding at dawn. [email protected] ics’ prayer, states, “God The ITIG, the work ADVERTISING grant us the serenity to largely of one man, Mark Ernie Carpenter Jr. accept the things we can- Jason, a former IRS spe- Director of Advertising not change, the courage to cial agent, aims to provide and Business Development, ext. 1355 change the things we can, a 10-year work permit but [email protected] and the wisdom to know with a twist. The twist is Ralph Mitchell the difference.” that the permit recognizes Sales Representative, ext. 1313 These thoughts might the special nature and spe- [email protected] well be applied to the con- cial burden of migration Patricia Whalen tentious and, at times, grim President Trump has and assesses a 5 percent Sales Representative, ext. 1310 [email protected] business of immigration. said raids like the one in tax on both the employer You don’t have to be a po- Mississippi are a deter- and worker’s wages. These BUSINESS OFFICE litical scientist to see that tax revenues, hundreds of rent to illegal immigra- Maria Alvaracin the immigration system is tion. Were public hangings billions over time, accord- ext. 1205 broken. Worse, it won’t be a deterrent to murder? ing to Jason, should then [email protected] fixed soon. Desperate people do des- go to helping those com- Susan J. Conti In the absence of an im- perate things. Illegal im- munities with high immi- Controller, ext. 1288 migration policy, the de migration is a crime — a grant populations pay for [email protected] facto policy is more of what crime that has no statute of schools, health care, polic- Ted Grant doesn’t work — more cruel limitations. But it is a crime ing and other services. Publisher, ext. 1234 deportations and more des- based on a fundamentally In medicine, doctors [email protected] perate people seeking the noble human aspiration: to seek to stabilize the pa- Marian Kinney simplest of human needs: be safe and to work. tient before all else. Im- ext. 1212 safety and the ability to Ideas about an open migration is in chaos: [email protected] ITEM FILE PHOTO provide for themselves and border are, at this period people desperate to get Will Kraft their families. in history, insane. That Josiah Pendgraist, 7, of Boston, stands with his in, people desperate when Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 A recent ICE raid on sev- would lead to a kind of grandmother, Maria Colon, of Lynn, as they they’re thrown out. It may [email protected] en poultry plants in Missis- conquest by stealth. wait for the bus to bring them to the Children’s be the law, but it also is Mike Shanahan sippi tells the immigration What to do? March to Protect Immigrant Families in Boston. state-sponsored cruelty. Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 story: People who are doing First, decide what can be We can stop the deporta- [email protected] work Americans don’t want done and what might get tions with a simple work Carolina Trujillo labor where it is needed a “path to citizenship,” to do are rounded up at in- through Congress. permit; end much suffer- Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 for American prosperity don’t help. A right to work calculable human cost. A starting place: the sta- ing as we head haltingly [email protected] and, as they send expa- and live in peace should Families are ripped tus for the 11 million liv- toward a more complete Jim Wilson triate earnings to their be victory enough. That asunder; the fathers are to ing in the shadows. They policy. Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 be shipped to places they are the clue to ending homelands, helps those requires a regime of work If we can’t fix the entire [email protected] scarcely know and where the horror of deportation, countries from slipping permits related to what immigration dilemma, CIRCULATION there is nothing for them which has done nothing to further into chaos. the British call “right of then let’s have the cour- Next, the extreme voic- abode.” Lisa Mahmoud except penury and likely stem the tide of migrants age to change what we Manager, ext. 1239 violent death. One man is — whether the depor- es of the left and the right I have been drawn to, and can and stop the shame of [email protected] headed for Guatemala af- need to be quieted. written about, the work of tations were conducted tearing up families. CLASSIFIED ter 18 years in the United during the Obama admin- People who are here and a Malibu, Calif.-based out- States. He leaves behind istration or this one. have roots here need to be fit called the Immigration Llewellyn King is exec- Abbe Young Smith his children who are, by recognized as the flotsam Tax Inquiry Group (ITIG) utive producer and host Manager, ext. 1276 Neither deportation nor [email protected] birthright, citizens. citizenship is an answer. of broken countries, not because it seems that or- of “White House Chroni- Poultry production is This phantom population persecuted as criminals. ganization has a plan that cle” on PBS. His email is GRAPHICS hurt, affecting the whole needs to be stabilized and Pro-immigrant groups, would work, normalizing llewellynking1@gmail. Trevor Andreozzi supply chain from farm to brought into the light. The with their insistence that life for those who are here, com. He wrote this for In- Designer table. working illegals provide any solution must contain ending the savagery of fam- sideSources.com. [email protected] Mark Sutherland MIKEY KNAB Creative Director [email protected] NEWSROOM Mike Alongi We can move away from plastics Sports Reporter ext. 1228 [email protected] I run Mexican restau- A large part of our busi- seriously and began learn- names of their children. We the state to ensure that 75 Bill Brotherton percent of single-use plas- Features Editor ext. 1338 rants in San Diego, the ness is takeout orders, and ing what we could about know what our regulars [email protected] taco capital of the United that is only increasing as de- our options and about the generally order. We feel like tic packaging and products States. We see our restau- livery apps like Door Dash city of San Diego’s aggres- we have a responsibility to is diverted from landfills. Gayla Cawley The law would level the Reporter, ext. 1236 rants as community gath- and Postmates are chang- sive Climate Action Plan. them not to degrade the [email protected] ering places and believe ing the way Americans eat. Here are some of the things world they live in. playing field for businesses we have a responsibility to A few years ago, some of our we learned: California re- Unfortunately, not many like ours, requiring all of Cheryl Charles us to share the cost of pro- News Editor, ext. 1278 make a positive contribu- customers expressed con- cycles less than 15 percent of our competitors have [email protected] tion to the world. In recent cerns about the packaging of single-use plastic mate- followed suit. They still tecting the environment. Bella diGrazia years, that has included we — and most restaurants rials. China, which used to opt for cheaper options like The proposed laws would increase demand Reporter, ext. 1317 trying to reduce our envi- — used for takeout food. take much of our recycling, Styrofoam rather than re- [email protected] ronmental footprint. We took those concerns has sharply curtailed such cycled paper takeout boxes. for high-quality, ecological- imports, leaving local mu- They say that changing the ly friendly products, and Thomas Grillo that would bring its own Reporter, ext. 1264 nicipalities with huge bills way they operate would re- [email protected] for processing these materi- quire them to raise prices, benefits. As the market for als. And worst of all, plastic cut staff or shutter their such goods explodes, new Spenser Hasak and cheaper options will Photographer, ext. 1332 and Styrofoam often end up restaurants. [email protected] E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS in the ocean as “microplas- Our example proves this be brought to market, and President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill California restaurants will Thor Jourgensen M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ tic,” which turns up in fish isn’t so. But it’s clear that Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg be the beneficiaries. We can Edward M. Grant and drinking water. many businesses need a [email protected] E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ After gaining an under- nudge to do what’s best for also tell our fellow restau- Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall rateurs with confidence Daniel Kane Monica Connell Healey standing of these facts, we the world. W J. K TŸ  J ¢£ that their customers will Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton decided to do everything The changes we’ve made [email protected] J N. W  C  T¢¤ Michael H. Shanahan we could to reduce our are not enough to really appreciate the changes. Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman Steve Krause carbon footprint by pursu- move the needle if we’re Our original restaurant will celebrate its 50th an- Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 ing a composting program, going at it alone. Moreover, [email protected] PUBLISHERS niversary this September. eliminating single-use we want to compete on a Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 We’re incredibly proud of Harold Rivera Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 products — especially level playing field. Doing that and grateful to the Sports Editor, ext. 1238 Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 plastic ones — whenev- what’s best for California [email protected] Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 loyal staff and customers er possible, and replacing and the world shouldn’t Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 who have made it possible. Anne Marie Tobin Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 our lighting fixtures with have to come at a competi- Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 In order to reach our 100- low-energy alternatives. tive disadvantage. [email protected] Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 year anniversary, we have Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 These changes weren’t Legislation now pending Bridget Turcotte Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 a responsibility to do what cheap, but we received pos- in Sacramento would re- we can to see that San Di- Reporter, ext. 1269 John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 itive feedback from our cus- quire all businesses to play ego remains a viable place [email protected] tomers and staff. Even more an active role in reducing to live, work and eat tacos. Ryan York important, we felt like we waste. The proposed laws Copy Editor, ext. 1220 were doing the right thing. would require that sin- Mikey Knab is director [email protected] Ours is the kind of business gle-use packaging be fully of operations for Ponce’s TECHNOLOGY where we know our regular recyclable or compostable Mexican Restaurant in customers’ names and the by 2030 and would require San Diego. Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Stocks end mixed ahead of Fed chair’s message

ASSOCIATED PRESS 49.51 points, or 0.2 per- cent, to 26,252.24. A wobbly day on Wall The Nasdaq dropped Report shows deficit to exceed $1 trillion next year Street left stock indexes 28.82 points, or 0.4 per- mostly lower Thursday as cent, to 7,991.39. The Rus- WASHINGTON (AP) billion and the cumu- investors turned cautious sell 2000 index of smaller — The federal budget lative deficit projection ahead of a widely antici- company stocks lost 3.85 deficit is expected to for the next decade by pated speech by the Fed- points, or 0.3 percent, to balloon to more than $1 $809 billion. The high- eral Reserve chairman. 1,506. trillion in the next fis- er deficit projections Losses by health care, Bond prices fell. The cal year under the first come even as the CBO technology and energy yield on the 10-year Trea- projections taking into reduced its estimate for companies, among other account the big budget sury yield rose to 1.61 interest rates, which sectors, outweighed gains deal that President Don- percent from 1.57 percent lowers borrowing costs, by banks, consumer goods ald Trump and Congress late Wednesday. and as it raised pro- makers and elsewhere in The Fed cut its key pol- reached this summer, jections for economic the market. Bond prices icy rate July 31 for the the Congressional Bud- growth in the near term. fell, nudging yields higher. first time in more than a get Office reported. Stocks gave up an ear- decade, citing a number of The return of $1 tril- The number crunchers ly gain and then wavered “uncertainties” that were lion annual deficits at CBO projected the through much of the day threatening the country’s comes despite Trump’s deficit for the current after a mixed batch of eco- decade-long expansion, vow when running for fiscal year will come to nomic data coupled with from Trump’s trade battles office that he would not $960 billion. In the next remarks from two Federal to slowing global growth. just balance the budget fiscal year, which begins Reserve bank presidents Investors have been con- but pay down the entire Oct. 1, it will exceed $1 left investors less certain vinced that the central national debt. trillion. about the likelihood that bank will follow up the July “The nation’s fiscal The CBO said the the central bank will low- rate cut with further cuts at outlook is challenging,” budget deal signed into said Phillip Swagel, di- er interest rates again coming meetings, beginning law earlier this month, next month. rector of the nonparti- with one next month. which took away the Traders hope for a bet- san CBO. “Federal debt, But remarks from Es- prospect of a govern- ter read on Fed policy Fri- ther George, president of which is already high ment shutdown in Oc- day, when Chairman Je- the Fed’s Kansas City re- by historical standards, tober and the threat of rome Powell is scheduled gional bank, and Philadel- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS is on an unsustainable to speak at the central phia Fed President Pat- course.” deep automatic spend- bank’s annual conference rick Harker, have injected Traders Dudley Devine, left, and Christo- The office on Wednes- ing cuts, would boost in Jackson Hole, Wyo. some doubt about what pher Fuchs work on the floor of the New day upped this year’s deficits by $1.7 trillion “The market is expect- the Fed will do next. York Stock Exchange. deficit projection by $63 over the coming decade. ing a rate cut in Septem- In televised interviews, ber, and if Powell doesn’t both said they don’t see a think that consensus is need for another rate cut. by a quarter-point next dex that showed manu- ing corporate profits. Surprisingly strong going to be to cut rates, he George and Eric Rosen- month, according to the facturing contracted this The Trump adminis- quarterly results from needs to start preparing gren, president of the Bos- CME Group, which tracks month for the first time in tration has imposed a 25 several big retailers this the market for that,” said ton Fed, dissented from investor bets on central a decade could help make percent tariff on $250 bil- week have given investors Willie Delwiche, invest- the 8-2 rate cut vote, ar- bank policy. That’s down the case for another cut. lion in Chinese imports. A reasons to hope that con- ment strategist at Baird. guing that they favored no from 98.5 percent the day “The market is trying pending 10 percent tariff sumers are still eager to The S&P 500 fell 1.48 rate cut at all. before. to figure out what Powell on another $300 billion in spend despite the cloudy points, or 0.1 percent, to Minutes from the Fed’s New economic data also is going to say tomorrow,” goods would hit everything economic outlook. 2,922.95. July meeting released has done little to make said Delwiche. “Any news from toys to clot hing and Traders bid up shares in It swung between a gain Wednesday provided little clear the Fed’s next move. today is being viewed shoes that China ships to Nordstrom, BJ’s Whole- of 0.5 percent and a loss clarity on what the future Positive consumer-related through that context.” the United States, howev- sale Club and Dick’s of 0.7 percent. course for rates will be. data on home sales, re- Investors worried that er some 60 percent of the Sporting Goods Thursday A pickup in Boeing Investors now predict tail spending and jobless uncertainty over the U.S.’s new tariffs wouldn’t go into after the companies re- helped drive the Dow a 91.2 percent likeli- claims could argue against escalating trade war with effect until mid-December, ported quarterly results Jones Industrial Average hood that the Fed will the need for lower rates. China could cause the and others were taken off that topped analysts’ fore- higher. The Dow gained cut its benchmark rate But a closely watched in- economy to stumble, hurt- the table altogether. casts. Poll: 62 percent disapprove of Trump’s job performance

NEW YORK (AP) — About 6 in 10 main a relative bright spot despite fears Americans disapprove of President Don- of a potential recession, but at least 60 ald Trump’s overall job performance, ac- percent of Americans disapprove of his cording to a new poll released Thursday performance on other issues. The con- by The Associated Press-NORC Center sistency suggests the president’s weak for Public Affairs Research, which finds standing with the American people is some support for the president’s han- calcified after two years of near-constant dling of the U.S. economy but gives him political crises and divisive rhetoric at weak marks on other major issues. the White House. Just 36 percent of Americans approve The new survey was conducted short- of the way Trump is handling his job as ly after back-to-back mass shootings in president; 62 percent disapprove. Texas and Ohio left dozens dead and The numbers may be ugly for a first- renewed calls from Americans for an- term president facing reelection in 14 swers from their elected officials. Trump months, but they are remarkably consis- pledged immediate action in the imme- tent. Trump’s approval rating has never diate aftermath of the attacks but has PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS dipped below 32 percent or risen above since shifted back and forth on whether Misty Dotson, 33, a single mother, sits with her sons ages 12 and 42 percent in AP-NORC polls since he to push for stronger background checks 6, who go to Planned Parenthood for care through the Title X pro- took office. on people seeking to buy guns. gram. The organization is pulling out of the program rather than No other president has stayed within so “He does whatever’s politically expedi- abide by a new Trump administration rule prohibiting clinics narrow a band. Since Gallup began mea- ent. He’s awful,” said 60-year-old Robert from referring women for abortions. suring presidential approval, Trump is Saunders, a retired police officer from the only president whose rating has nev- New Jersey who’s not registered with ei- er been above 50 percent. Still, several ther major political party and vowed not Money crunch after Planned — Harry Truman, Richard Nixon, Jimmy to vote for Trump in 2020. Carter, George H.W. Bush and George According to the poll, 36 percent ap- Parenthood quits U.S. program W. Bush — logged ratings worse than prove of Trump on gun policy, while 61 Trump’s lowest rating so far at some percent disapprove, numbers that mirror SALT LAKE CITY Planned Parenthood Trump’s base have been point during their time in office. his broader approval rating. (AP) — Planned Parent- in Minnesota is in a campaigning to “defund Trump’s poor grades in the AP-NORC In response to the shootings, Trump hood clinics in several similar situation, serv- Planned Parenthood.” poll extend to his handling of several key said that he would pursue policy options states are charging new ing about 90 percent Among its varied ser- issues: immigration, health care, foreign with Senate Majority Leader Mitch Mc- fees, tapping financial of the state’s Title X vices it is a major abor- policy and guns. Views of the Republican Connell and that he would like to see reserves, intensifying patients, and plans to tion provider, and the president’s handling of the economy re- “very meaningful background checks.” fundraising and warn- start charging fees due activists viewed the ing of more unintended to the loss of $2.6 mil- grants as an indirect pregnancies and sex- lion in annual funding. subsidy. North Dakota agency disregarded ually transmitted dis- The organization is About 4 million wom- eases after its decision concerned about the en are served nation- its own policy on spill reporting to quit a $260 million spread of unintended wide by the Title X pro- federal family planning pregnancies and sexu- gram, which makes up BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) the agency’s website. Glatt previously had program in an abortion ally transmitted diseas- a much bigger portion of — North Dakota’s Health “It should have been told The Associated Press dispute with the Trump es. Planned Parenthood’s Department disregarded updated,” State Envi- that the agency does not administration. “We believe there will patients than abortion. its own policy in updating ronmental Quality Chief update initial public re- The fallout is espe- be a public health crisis But the organization the volume of a 2015 pipe- Dave Glatt said Thursday. ports on spills and was cially intense in Utah, created by this denial of said it could not abide line spill at a natural gas “It was in a file, but people considering such a move. where Planned Parent- care,” said Sarah Stoesz, by the abortion-referral processing plant, and it (the public) didn’t know But the agency’s website hood has been the only the Minnesota-based rules because it says remains unclear whether where to find it.” already described such a provider participating president of Planned they would make it im- promised quarterly inspec- An incident report has policy. in the nearly 50-year- Parenthood North Cen- possible for doctors to tions of the site have been not been done since June “When Department of old Title X family tral States. do their jobs. done in the past two years 2017. At that time, the Environmental Quality planning program and “It’s a very sad day for Misty Dotson, a single as cleanup continued. report said the spill site staff investigate reported will now lose about $2 the country.” mother in Utah, started Oklahoma-based One- would be inspected quar- incidents, they will up- million yearly in fed- Planned Parenthood going to Planned Par- ok Partners LP reported terly. Glatt said he was in- date the information and eral funds that helped and several other pro- enthood as doctors’ bills a 10-gallon spill of nat- vestigating whether that record it in the update 39,000 mostly low-in- viders withdrew from for treating recurring ural gas liquids, or “con- had happened. section of each report, pro- come, uninsured people. the program earlier this yeast infections mount- densate,” from an under- He said the agency is ducing a new version of It plans to maintain week rather than com- ed. ground pipeline at its now working to develop the summary report with its services — which ply with a newly imple- The services became Garden Creek gas plant a user-friendly tracking the next web page update include contraception, mented rule prohibiting even more important near Watford City in July system on its website to cycle,” the website says. STD testing and can- participating clinics when she gave up her 2015. The company told update the status and in- “The web page is updated cer screening — but is from referring women employer-sponsored the state last October that clude all documents on re- routinely.” considering charging a for abortions. health insurance be- it had recovered 240,000 ported spills. Glatt said Thursday that small copay for patients Anti-abortion activ- cause she couldn’t af- gallons of the liquid gas. “It’s all going to be right the agency is not obliged who used to get care for ists who form a key part ford the $500 monthly The second sum was not there,” Glatt said, adding to update information “un- free. of President Donald bill. put into an incident report that he did not know when less we have something to that can be accessed on it would be in place. update.” A6 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 2019 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- Grove St.; at 10:46 a.m. Thurs- he parked and walked out to of her hands. The officer said larly arrests, reflect police records. In day at 282 Lynnway. retrieve it and there was a car there was a verbal argument the event of a perceived inaccuracy, coming outbound, forcing the between Stephen and Christine it is the sole responsibility of the con- Vandalism caller to gesture toward where Coughlin. Husband left the res- the tool was. They stated the cerned party to contact the relevant idence prior to the arrival of the A report of vandalism at 3:24 driver continued to drive over officers. Christine was told of police department and have the p.m. Wednesday at 300 Lynn the expensive drill, destroyed her restraining order rights and department issue a notice of correc- Shore Drive. it, and they thought it was in- declined. A report of motor vehicle van- tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or tentional. Caller from 15 Silverleaf Way dalism at 1:43 a.m. Thursday at clarifications will not be made without An employee from a Pleasant reports there is a metal box that 294 Parkland Ave. express notice of change from the ar- Street business called at 11:08 stores ammunition and is left resting police department. p.m. to report a customer re- unattended near the dumpster LYNNFIELD fusing to leave, even though on Tuesday at 8:41 a.m. Officer LYNN they were closed. Responding checked and found nothing. Accident officers got there and the cus- Officer reports a minor single tomer left peacefully. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Arrests Caller reported a motor vehi- motor vehicle crash with the cle crash at 771 Salem St. and police car on Tuesday at 9:02 Michael Gargiulo smiles as his attorney pres- Earl Colby, 27, of 82 Wyman 462 South Broadway with pos- PEABODY a.m. at 3 Bartholomew and ents closing arguments during his trial in Los St., was arrested and charged sible injuries on Wednesday at 173 Lynn streets. Officer said Angeles. with shoplifting by asportation 10:22 p.m. Call referred to the Arrest the cruiser struck an aluminum at 2:22 p.m. Wednesday. Massachusetts State Police. pole. There are scratches on Matthew Donovan, 37, was A 17-year-old juvenile was arrested at the Police Depart- the passenger side door, fender Man dubbed ‘Boy arrested and charged with Alarm and mirror. Sergeant will docu- motor vehicle breaking and ment at 6 Allens Lane on two outstanding warrants from ment. entering with nothing stolen at Burglar alarm sounded at 1 Resident of 24B Shore Drive Next Door Killer’ 10:52 p.m. Wednesday. Smith Farm Trail on Wednesday Essex County Juvenile Court on Tuesday at 10:20 a.m. The reported a window broken Michael Gooding, 26, of at 1:52 p.m. Officer reports overnight on vehicle with Mas- 8 Hart St., was arrested and house appears to be secure. charges include open and gross lewdness, and indecent sachusetts plate 2RDS50 on found sane by jury charged with Class E drug pos- Tuesday at 10:03 a.m. Officer session and malicious wanton assault and battery on a child Complaints under 14. reports the damage appears to By Katie Campione attempted murder of Mi- property defacement at 2:34 be by a BB or pellet gun, will a.m. Thursday. Property check requested at ASSOCIATED PRESS chelle Murphy. 162 Essex St. on Wednesday Summons document. Gargiulo’s attorneys, Scott Leblanc, 60, of 72 Request by a resident of 8 LOS ANGELES — Ju- Washington St., was arrested at 10:07 a.m. Officer reports citing expert trial testimo- Summons delivered to 57 Emery St. requested addition- rors on Thursday found ny, argued that he suffers and charged with trespassing services rendered. No details a man prosecutors have Veterans Memorial Drive on al area checks on Tuesday at from dissociative iden- at 4:49 p.m. Wednesday. provided. dubbed “The Boy Next Tuesday at 11:20 a.m. No de- 10:31 a.m. after suspicious tity disorder, previously Renso Lino-Ramos, 21, of Caller from 285 Walnut St. Door Killer” was sane reported a suspicious man in tails provided. activity at 1:30 a.m. on Aug. known as multiple per- 445 Essex St., was arrested Guilherme Camara Ferreira, when he fatally stabbed and charged with unlicensed her neighbor’s yard on Wednes- 18 when a suspicious person sonality disorder. 28, of 6 Warren St., was sum- was seen walking through the two women and tried to operation of a motor vehi- day at 11:40 a.m. and is walk- kill a third inside their Gargiulo, who lived near ing down Walnut Street. Officer moned following a motor vehi- driveway. all the victims, did not vis- cle and violation of the city cle stop at Stop & Shop at 19 Southern California knife ordinance at 9:14 p.m. located the man on Summer An employee of Budget Pools ibly react to the verdict. Howley St. on Tuesday at 6:22 at 150 Newbury St. reports bad homes. Wednesday. Street and he checked out OK. The decision was an- Jurors were told to ex- p.m. for unlicensed operation checks that were passed at the James Maguire, of 412 An MBTA employee from 2 nounced after less than a pect to return on Sept. of a motor vehicle. business on Tuesday at 10:49. East 3rd St., Boston, was ar- Willowdale Drive came into the day of deliberations in the 9 for the trial’s penalty The officer will document the rested on warrant charges of station on Wednesday at 3:45 Accidents sanity phase of the trial of phase, although a judge two counts of assault and bat- p.m. to report he was threat- loss. Michael Gargiulo. said the date could shift. tery on ambulance personnel ened at work. Police advised Motor vehicle into a pole and Deena Holder of 21 North Last week the same Gargiulo, 43, has been and assault with a dangerous him to contact the MBTA police. wires down reported at 183 Central St., Apt. B called police jury found Gargiulo guilty found guilty of several weapon at 1:51 p.m. Thursday. Officer wanted at 344 Chest- Lynn St. on Tuesday at 12:45 on Tuesday at 10:50 a.m. to of the 2005 murder of special-circumstance al- Marcial Molina, 51, of 29 nut St. on Wednesday at 8:07 a.m. Peabody Fire Department have an unwanted man, Brian 32-year-old Maria Bruno legations, including lying Williams Ave., was arrested and p.m. for a report of an unknown and rescue en route. Opera- Goff, removed from the apart- in El Monte and the 2001 in wait and multiple mur- charged with operation of a man in a white pickup truck tor taken to Salem Hospital ment because he is videotap- murder of 22-year-old ders, which make him eli- motor vehicle with a suspend- who entered the driveway and by Atlantic Ambulance. Officer ing her. Officer reports the ar- Ashley Ellerin, who was gible for the death penalty ed license for OUI, operation of yelled at the homeowner and reports waiting for Peabody gument was verbal, Goff was waiting at her Hollywood or life in prison with no a motor vehicle with a revoked fled. Officer was unable to lo- Municipal Light Plant (PMLP) escorted off the property and home before a planned possibility of parole. registration, number plate vio- cate the truck or the man. to arrive, tow is on scene, but both parties were explained date with actor Ashton His lawyers declined lation, unregistered motor ve- vehicle cannot be moved until their restraining order rights Kutcher. Gargiulo was comment after Thursday’s hicle, uninsured motor vehicle/ Medical PMLP arrives. PMLP said the and refused. also convicted of the 2008 sanity verdict. trailer and on warrant charges pole belongs to Verizon and of OUI liquor, leaving the scene Ambulance requested from 306 Ross Drive on Wednesday they were contacted. Medical Aid POLICE BRIEFS of property damage and un- Motor vehicle crash report- licensed operation of a motor at 12:32 p.m. Patient taken to Well-being check for a party Salem Hospital. ed at Park Place Mobile Home Bus driver denies flames. vehicle at 7:36 a.m. Thursday. Park on Tuesday at 3:32 a.m. while they are waiting for a cab Well-being check request- locking woman in Xaviel Paredes, 26, of 12 Officer will document the crash. at the Golden Banana at 151 Man charged with selling Endicott St., was arrested and ed at 5 Stagecoach Lane on Newbury St. on Tuesday at 1:09 Wednesday at 1:48 p.m. Offi- Caller reported a single mo- luggage compartment charged with operation of a tor vehicle crash with injuries by a.m. Officer reports party got in sawed-off shotgun sentenced motor vehicle with a suspend- cer reports the distress alarm VERNON, Conn. (AP) an erratic operator who struck cab and will be returning home SPRINGFIELD (AP) ed license and nontranspar- for a 2019 Toyota Camry was — A bus driver accused a pole on Frontage Road on and officer took the keys to the — A man indoctrinated ent/obstructed window at 6:47 accidental. Reporting party is of locking a passenger Tuesday at 10:37 a.m. The of- car to be left at the station. into the gang lifestyle by p.m. Wednesday. OK. in the vehicle’s luggage ficers will be closing the road. his own parents has been Roberto Rodriguez, 22, of Medical aid requested at compartment denies the 133 Chestnut St. on Wednes- Arrington Towing contacted and SAUGUS sentenced to federal pris- 74 Pine Ave., Haverhill, was patient taken to Salem Hospi- allegations. arrested and charged with op- day at 2:58 p.m. Patient taken The Boston Globe re- on for selling a sawed-off to Union Hospital in Lynn. tal. Accidents shotgun. eration of a motor vehicle with Report of a motor vehicle ports 49-year-old Wendy a suspended license at 6:59 Alberty, of Roselle, N.J., Masslive.com reports MARBLEHEAD crash at Dunkin’ Donuts on A report of a motor vehicle that Juan Javis Maisonet, p.m. Wednesday. Central Street on Tuesday at accident at 1228 Broadway at appeared in Rockville Abdullah Sayyid, homeless, Superior Court in Con- of Holyoke, was sentenced Complaints 2:25 p.m. A 2005 black Honda 1:11 p.m. Wednesday. Wednesday to nearly was arrested and charged with CRV and a 2014 red Subaru necticut on Wednesday. larceny from building at 11:07 A caller reported at 8:59 a.m. Alberty was charged three years in prison after Legacy were towed by Arrington Complaints pleading guilty in April to a.m. Thursday. on Wednesday that their car Towing. There were no injuries. after Connecticut police window glass was broken the A caller from Continental received a 911 call Aug. 4 selling a loaded, sawed-off Hit and run crash reported shotgun to a government Accidents day before on Cypress Street, Restaurant on Broadway re- from a New York woman at Trader Joe’s at 300 Andover informant in 2015. along with another vehicle’s ported the door to his business who said she was locked St. on Tuesday at 4:24 p.m. Maisonet’s lawyer, A report of a motor vehicle down the street. Reporting party said they were was open when he arrived at inside the compartment David Rountree, says his crash at 6:23 p.m. Wednesday An officer on detail reported struck by a vehicle in the park- 6:43 a.m. Wednesday. of the Peter Ban bus client had a dysfunctional at Blue Ox at 191 Oxford St.; at 9:24 a.m. on Wednesday ing lot and the driver failed to while she was retrieving A Venice Avenue resident re- and often violent child- at 7:33 p.m. Wednesday at there was a suspicious white stop. items from her bag. ported a tenant making noise hood and his parents and Liberty and Washington streets; van on Humphrey Street with Motor vehicle crash at 14 The bus was en route at 9:42 p.m. Wednesday at Eu- in the apartment above her at grandmother indoctri- ladder racks, a yellow light, and Center and 3 Union streets on 6:55 a.m. Wednesday. from New York City to clid and Lake View avenues; at dealer plate hanging off the Tuesday at 5:36 p.m. Officer re- Boston. Police found the nated him into the Latin 12:54 a.m. Thursday at Bowler A 27 Adams Ave. resident Kings at a young age. roof. No other units were avail- ports no injuries and only one reported a woman looking into woman when they pulled and Ford streets; at 10:19 a.m. able to respond. vehicle required tow. the bus over in Union, This led to Maisonet Thursday at 148 Western Ave.; her vehicle at 8 p.m. Wednes- bouncing around juvenile A caller from the Inn on day. The car alarm was set off. Conn. at 10:26 a.m. Thursday at Cen- Washington Street reported Complaints Alberty was charged justice and state court tral Avenue and Munroe Street. at 10:14 a.m. on Wednesday with reckless endanger- systems and eventually A report of a motor vehicle that a woman keeps coming Suspicious white Ford F-150 SWAMPSCOTT ment, unlawful restraint falling into drug abuse. crash with personal injury at by the business. They stated pickup with Massachusetts and breach of peace. U.S. District Judge 7:40 p.m. Wednesday at Chest- she is mentally ill, homeless, plate V36463 parked in the Accidents Her attorney, Nate Mark G. Mastroianni nut and Union streets; at 12:40 regularly borrows money from corner rear parking lot at 3200 Baber, says Alberty did says he took Maisonet’s A report of a motor vehicle a.m. Thursday at Chestnut and the staff and uses the phone Crane Brook Way on Tuesday at nothing criminal or inten- difficult childhood and crash at the Swampscott Police Mason streets. and computer. The caller stated 5:17 a.m. with a man passed tional and will plead not drug abuse struggles into she didn’t want to no trespass out inside. Officer reports the Station, 531 Humphrey St., at guilty to the charges at a account when crafting the Breaking and Entering the woman, she was just con- man is conscious and alert 9:39 a.m. on Wednesday; at September hearing. sentence. cerned for her well being. and was resting after being too 450 Paradise Road at 2:26 A report of a motor vehi- A caller reported at 11:33 tired. Officer will document the p.m. on Wednesday. Cocaine dealing suspect says cle breaking and entering at Two seriously hurt a.m. on Wednesday that there incident. he found drugs in drive-thru 10:32 p.m. Wednesday at 31 were three cars parked on Resident of Pine Grove at Complaints in crash on state line Exchange St.; at 7:17 a.m. Pleasant Street since 9:30 261 Newbury St., Apt. 88 re- A report of vandalism at 100 LONGMEADOW (AP) WORCESTER (AP) — A Thursday at 580 Chestnut St.; a.m. and they have not moved. ports a suspicious man chop- at 1:13 p.m. Thursday at 341 Vantage Terrace at 6:23 a.m. — Massachusetts State man facing drug charges They stated the same cars have ping trees down in the area on told police the cocaine Maple St. on Wednesday. Police say two people done this every day this week. Tuesday at 6:44 a.m. Officer that officers say they A report of a neighbor prob- suffered potentially Responding officers gave out checked the area and could found in his vehicle had Overdose lem at 20 Barnstable St. at life-threatening inju- one violation. not locate anyone cutting trees. been dropped from anoth- 7:16 a.m. on Wednesday. ries in a crash involving A report of an overdose at A caller reported at 1:17 p.m. It could be a homeless person a pickup and a mail er vehicle and he had just on Wednesday that she found who went off down a trail. A report of a larceny at 110 picked it up. 7:52 p.m. Wednesday on Rock- Paradise Road at 10:42 a.m. delivery truck near the away Court. animal droppings in the dining Essex Regional reports a man Connecticut border. The Telegram & Gazette room and basement of her Wal- from 4 Victor Circle called and on Wednesday. reports that 28-year-old A report of suspicious activity Police in Enfield, Conn. dron Street home. She stated wanted his wife removed from say they were trying to Luis Vega, of Southbridge, Theft at C&L Package Store, 26 New she also found some insulation the house on Tuesday at 7:58 stop the pickup driver, was freed on $10,000 cash Ocean St., at 7:54 p.m. on A report of a larceny at pushed in. Dispatch advised a.m. After the second call back, who was believed to be bail at his arraignment 12:05 p.m. Wednesday at 275 her to seek further advice from the wife answered and said she Wednesday; at the First Con- under the influence of Wednesday in Superior Lynn Shore Drive; at 6:43 p.m. the animal control officer. wanted her husband removed gregational Church, 40 Mon- alcohol, but the driver fled Court, where he pleaded Wednesday at 44A Park St.; at A walk-in reported at 2:17 from the house and believed ument Ave., at 8:47 p.m. on across the state line into not guilty to trafficking in 7:12 p.m. Wednesday at 9 As- p.m. on Wednesday that earlier he had left. When asked about Wednesday. Longmeadow where the more than 200 grams of pen St. in the morning a tool fell out of why we were informed that a A report of a fight at 9 New accident occurred at about cocaine. A report of motor vehicle theft his vehicle and onto the middle man called, she stated that her Ocean St. at 9:03 p.m. on 11:30 a.m. Thursday. Vega was arrested July at 7:17 p.m. Wednesday at 36 of Atlantic Avenue. He stated husband took the phone out Wednesday. Video and photos from 23 after he was pulled over the scene showed debris for speeding in Webster. strewn across Route 5, Officers say they found which was shut down more than 240 grams of during the investigation. cocaine in the car, with an Lynn Drug Task Force CALL 24 HOURS A DAY Enfield resident Jim estimated street value of or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) Webb witnessed the about $7,500. Hotline crash and told Masslive. Police say Vega told com that the pickup them the powdery sub- All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. appeared to be speeding stance was dropped from 781-477-4444 Callers may remain anonymous. and described the impact the car in front of him at Spanish menu available as an explosion. He says a Burger King drive-thru the wreckage burst into lane, so he picked it up. FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 THE WEEK IN PHOTOS

ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK Danvers’ Mike Morrill pitches for the Royal team during the 14th annual Lynn Invitational Showcase at Fraser Field.

I-kodjo Baucé of the BARKA Foundation thanks the Rotary Club of Swampscott for lis- tening to his performance with fellow mem- bers of the foundation. Community Academy’s Marcel Garcia swings on a pitch.

Saugus High School senior football captain Members of the BARKA Foundation, from left, Luc Yoda, Ina Anahata, co-founder of the founda- Christian Correia cuts to the outside with the tion, Karim Combari and I-kodjo Baucé perform for the Rotary Club of Swampscott. ball during practice.

Lauren Fox is the new head of youth services at the Lynnfield Public The Saugus High School football team practices at Belmonte Middle Library. School on Wednesday. A8 FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 2019 LOOK! National Spongecake Day

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FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Peppa Pig to get new owner: GI Joe maker Hasbro

NEW YORK (AP) — wide and is translated Hasbro is going whole hog into over 40 languages. on Peppa Pig. Hasbro Inc., based in The maker of Monop- Pawtucket, R.I., says oly and GI Joe will pay the deal will help it turn about $4 billion to buy more of its toy brands Entertainment One Ltd., into shows or movies. a British entertainment Many of its brands, ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK company that produces including My Little Pony Attending the flag raising for National Overdose Awareness Month at Lynn City Hall on Thurs- “Peppa Pig,” ‘’PJ Masks” and Transformers, al- and other animated ready appear in TV shows day are, from left, Mark Buchanan, Peter McCarthy, Suzy Licciardi, Christina Littlefield and shows for preschoolers. and movies. Crystal Hogan, all of Lynn. “Peppa Pig,” which stars The deal is expected to a pink cartoon pig with a close before the end of the British accent, airs world- year.

Peter McCarthy, who runs Steps 2 Solutions, reads the names of family and loved ones who have died as a result of overdoses as Mark PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Buchanan of Lynn Randy Estrada holds up his chicken sandwich looks on. at a Popeyes Thursday in Kyle, Texas. Fans choose sides in the ‘Chicken Sandwich War’ of our time NEW YORK (AP) — A when the great Chicken nation already polarized War of 2019 began,” Twit- finds itself divided once ter user @MilesRodri- again, but this time poli- go1 declared. tics isn’t at the heart of it: While Popeyes has been The blame lies squarely selling chicken for a long on a fried piece of poultry. time, the chain was a con- People are choosing tender in the bone-in, skin- sides and beefing over on, fried-chicken space, not chicken, thanks to Popey- the fried, boneless, skinless es’ release of its crispy cutlet on a bun. chicken sandwich and the Popeyes announced the social media debate that new sandwich on Twitter The overdose awareness flag flies over Lynn City Hall on Thursday. Mayor Thomas M. McGee has followed. With just last week with hyperbole speaks during the event. one addition to a fast-food that would soon define menu, the hierarchy of the social media commo- The ladies from chicken sandwiches in tion to come: “Chicken. Project Cope America was rattled, and Brioche. Pickles. New. were on hand for the supremacy of Chick- Sandwich. Popeyes. the raising of the fil-A and others was Nationwide. So. Good. overdose aware- threatened. Forgot. How. Speak. In. ness flag. It’s been a trending Complete. Sandwiches. I topic on social media, fans mean, sentences.” have weighed in with And from that moment, YouTube commentaries it was ON. People began and memes, and some ardently advocating for have reported long lines their favorite sandwich, just to get a taste of the whether it be the new- new sandwich kid-on-the-block Popeyes “Our grandchildren will one, or the OG Wendy’s or ask us where we were Chick-fil-A versions. WEATHER LOTTERY National weather MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: SUN, MOON, TIDES Forecast for Friday, August 23, 2019 TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. Thursday...... 0121 Thursday...... 1514 Wednesday...... 2682 Wednesday...... 9077 Sunrise today 5:57 a.m. Partly cloudy skies. High near NW winds 5 to 10 kt. Waves 1 L H 80F. Winds NW at 10 to 15 foot or less. Tuesday...... 8623 Tuesday...... 5901 Sunset today 7:35 p.m. mph. Tonight: NW winds 5 to 10 kt. Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: Sunrise tomorrow 5:58 a.m. Tonight: Partly cloudy skies. Waves around 2 ft. Low 62F. Winds NNW at 5 to EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER High tide today 5:30 p.m. L 10 mph. All 4...... $4,785 All 4...... $5,941 Low tide today 11:53 p.m. First or last 3...... $670 First or last 3...... $832 L Any 2...... $57 Any 2...... $71 High tide tomorrow 6:04 a.m. Any 1...... $6 Any 1...... $7 ANY ORDER ANY ORDER All 4...... $399 All 4...... $495 Fronts First 3...... $112 First 3...... $277 Cold Warm Stationary Last 3...... $223 Last 3...... $139 Pressure H L High Low Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice Mass Cash: 2-3-6-21-31 AUG. 23 AUG. 30 TODAY SATURDAY SUNDAY <-10 -0s0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110+ P’ cloudy | 80, Low 62 Sunny | High 70s, Low 60s P’ cloudy | High 60s, Low 60s Lucky for Life: 7-9-14-22-42-(14) NATIONAL SUMMARY: A push of September-like air will sprawl from the Midwest to much of the Northeast today. Showers, thunderstorms and hu- mid air will linger over the South Central and Southeast states with localized flash and urban flooding. Storms will dot the Rockies and High Plains. Much of the rest of the West can expect sunshine with typical August heat.

©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 2019 Salem State’s Molea primed for college season

By Harold Rivera He attributed his success ITEM SPORTS EDITOR at the plate to a minor tweak. LYNN — When you’re a “I’ve watched a lot of pro college baseball player, it’s videos and they talk about important to stay sharp hitting the ball hard,” Molea over the summer. Salem said. “I actually added a leg State first baseman Brett kick to my swing this sum- Molea, a Lynn native, spent mer and that’s helped me the past three months get the RBI’s up and keep fine-tuning his craft with the strikeouts down.” the Manchester Marlins of Molea boosted Manches- the North Shore Baseball ter’s offense en route to one League. of the team’s better seasons “Summer baseball polish- in recent history. Manches- es off some things you didn’t ter went 12-11 during the do well during the college regular season, good for the season,” Molea, a 2016 En- No. 6 seed in the NSBL glish graduate, said. “You playoffs. The Marlins fell know what you want to do short to the No. 3 Beverly going into summer baseball. Recs in the best-of-three This year my goal was to cut quarterfinal. down my strikeouts. I did “The Marlins for the past well at that. This was the few years haven’t been one least amount of strikeouts of the younger teams in the that I’ve had in my years league,” Molea said. “A lot of playing summer baseball. the older guys moved on The college season just kind and the team brought in a of rolls over. You try to tweak lot of young talent. We’ve some of the things you been at the bottom of the worked on during your col- standings for the past few lege season.” seasons. Our goal was to Molea’s efforts paid divi- win our first playoff game dends. In 22 games, the for- ever and we did that. Our mer Bulldog posted an im- manager, Mike McLaugh- pressive .308 batting lin, does a terrific job. We COURTESY PHOTO average (16-for-53) and work really well together.” drove in 18 RBI (sixth-best Salem State rst baseman Brett Molea (left) hit .308 with 18 RBI with the Manchester Marlins in the in NSBL). MOLEA, B2 North Shore Baseball League this summer. Lynn English athletics reveals its Hall of Fame Class for 2019 By Daniel Kane lled with outstanding “Every three years I look time and I wasn’t inducted ITEM STAFF people,” English Athletic forward to our selection until 2013. It takes a long Director Dick Newton, a and ceremony,” Newton time sometimes. LYNN — Principal member of the committee, said. “I’m an English grad- “You look and we have Thomas Strangie and the said. “You always look to uate, (Strangie) is an En- Mike Pazik, Peter Holey, Lynn English Athletics get quality people and glish graduate, we love Joe O’Connor some guys I Hall of Fame Committee have them get the recogni- Lynn English. My experi- graduated with,” Newton have announced the 2019 tion they deserve.” ences here have been fan- said. “Kevin Franklin is a inductees. The 2019 class Strangie agreed. tastic. I’m athletic director semi-pro basketball coach includes Joel Abramson “It’s a lot of great people,” here because I want to be in Texas and he’s done a (1964), Douglas Anderson Strangie said. “We’re al- here. I like to see these lot of good down there. (1968), Shawn Bleau ways looking for what they people recognized because Christine Pierce, she’s at (1988), Gary Bogart (1966), did in high school and they’ve earned it.” Columbia Insurance and Raymond Brown (1942), since they graduated. Sometimes the process they do a lot behind the James Down (1969), Kevin Some people have given can take some time but scenes. They do a lot for Franklin (1978), Peter back to the high school this years’ nominees in- kids at Lynn English. Holey (1981), Joyce and they all give back to clude a number of stand- Doug Anderson was a Knappe (1968), Donald their communities.” out alumni. great hockey player, Shawn Bleau was a great Lucia (1955), Joseph Newton, an English Hall “Sometimes it can be hockey coach and gives a O’Connor (1980), Michael of Fame member himself, tough,” Newton said. “But lot back to the Pazik (1968), Christine enjoys the process of add- we put 13 people in and community.” Pierce (1978). ing to the hall of fame ev- most of the time it’s not. “As a whole it’s a class ery few years. I’ve been around a long HALL OF FAME, B2

ITEM FILE PHOTO Lynn eld senior quarterback Clayton Marengi will be a player to watch for the Pioneers in 2019. Local storylines abound as the new football season approaches

By Harold Rivera ITEM SPORTS EDITOR The rst week of the 2019 high school football presea- son is of cially in the books. Practices across the state opened last Friday and teams spent the past week beat- ing the heat as they gear up for the new year. Area teams will have plenty of storylines to offer this PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS fall. Some begin new eras after graduating key players. Tom Brady (left) played three offensive drives and was 8-for-12 for 75 yards in a win over the Some had terri c seasons in 2018 and hope to pick up Carolina Panthers Thursday night. where they left off. Some hope this is the season they match their expectations. In Lynn, Classical, English and Tech fall into the rst category. For the rst time in four years, English’s of- Brady sharp as Patriots defeat Panthers fense will be led by someone other than Matt Severance. Over on O’Callaghan Way, the Rams no longer have FOXBOROUGH (AP) — der fatigue that prevent- to the locker room and did by James Develin in the Keith Ridley leading the huddle. Tech begins a new This was not the return to ed him from throwing the not return. He went 4 for second quarter. It was the chapter without David Barrios under center. Fenwick the eld that Cam New- ball down eld. He had 6 for 30 yards. starting offense’s nal se- also begins a new chapter. The Crusaders graduated ton was hoping to make. arthroscopic surgery in Kyle Allen took over at ries. their all-time leading passer, Cory Bright. All four were The Carolina Panthers January and did not play quarterback in the second Brady played with a Item All-Stars and Severance was the Edward H. Cahill quarterback left Thurs- in the rst two preseason quarter. skeleton crew at receiver. Item Player of the Year. day night’s 10-3 exhibi- games. The Panthers were pret- Julian Edelman, Josh St. Mary’s hopes to build on last season’s success after tion loss against New En- Newton appeared to be ty pedestrian on offense Gordon, N’Keal Harry falling one win short of the Division 7 state champion- gland in the rst quarter injured when he was and went three-and-out and Demaryius Thomas ship. The Spartans just couldn’t get their offense going with a foot injury that left sacked for a loss of 8 in each of their rst two all sat out. But undrafted in the 18-0 loss to Blackstone Valley at Gillette Stadium. him grimacing on the yards by Adam Butler on series. rookie Jakobi Meyers con- St. John’s Prep, on the other hand, left Gillette with sideline. a third-and-10 from the Tom Brady nished his tinued to help open the positive memories on Super Saturday. The Eagles de- The 2015 MVP was Carolina 31. It was one of rst exhibition game of eld, catching seven pass- feated Catholic Memorial 40-22 for the Division 1 state playing for the rst time two Patriots sacks while 2019 by going 8 for 12 for es for 74 yards. Phillip title. They graduated crucial pieces from last season’s since Dec. 17, when the Newton was in the game. 75 yards, including an 18- Dorsett also had seven team shut him down for team, but the goal remains the same. Newton was initially yard pass to tight end catches for 47 yards. the last two games of the evaluated on the sideline Ryan Izzo to set up the FOOTBALL, B2 season because of shoul- and quickly accompanied 1-yard touchdown plunge PATRIOTS, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 2019

ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Steve Cummings is set to start his first season as head coach of the Saugus football team.

COURTESY PHOTO Local football teams Brett Molea, a 2016 Lynn English graduate, just completed his fifth season in the North Shore wrap up opening week Baseball League. of training camp Lynn’s Molea completes fifth season in NSBL MOLEA Rays. It’s a casual league the ball hard, the extra Off the diamond, Molea’s FOOTBALL From B1 but the talent itself is sec- base hit numbers come up making the most of an in- From B1 ond to none, I think, in too. I know the weather is ternship with Vertex This past season was leagues around here.” colder during the college Pharmaceuticals, a bio- Also looking back on a stellar 2018 season are the Molea’s fifth in the NSBL, Molea hopes the adjust- season but seeing the ball pharmaceutical company Swampscott Big Blue. Led by a junior-heavy roster, his third with Manchester. ments he made to his leave the yard a few times based in Boston. Swampscott reached the Division 5 state semifinal last “The great thing about swing work in his favor would be nice. Hopefully I “This is a great company fall. The majority of that junior class returns for its se- the NSBL is all the games during his upcoming ju- can make that happen. to get my feet wet with,” nior campaign in 2019. That’s something that’s worth are local,” Molea said. nior season with the Vi- “As a team, we’ve been Molea, a business man- keeping an eye on. “That makes it easy in the kings. Salem State went really good recently. When agement/finance major, Saugus welcomes first-year coach Steve Cummings. summer when you’re 18-20 last season and was it comes to the MASCAC said. “If they want me The former head coach at Wakefield, Cummings takes working. You have to make bounced by Bridgewater Tournament, we’ve never back, that’d be even better. over a Sachems team that has no shortage of talent money somehow. The State in the opening round been able to get over the I’ve always loved the busi- and promise. Returning for their second seasons are league itself is unbeliev- of the MASCAC Tourna- hump of finishing third or ness world. That’s what Winthrop’s Jonathan Cadigan and Lynnfield’s Pat La- able. You’re going to see ment. fourth in the league. I I’ve always wanted to do, musta. Both teams struggled at times last year but pro- some (former) pros. We “You want to take stuff think we have the talent since I was little. Just get- gressed as their seasons went on. Quarterbacks Clay- played the Phillies and you tweaked and carry it to get over that hump next ting my foot in the door ton Marengi (Lynnfield) and Bobby Hubert (Winthrop) they’ve had Tyler Gauthi- into the (college) season,” season and hopefully win with this company has are two players to keep an eye on. er, who played for the Molea said. “With hitting a MASCAC title.” been great.” Marblehead made quick work of the NEC last fall, go- ing 8-1 in conference play. Coach Jim Rudloff always has his players ready to go. And Marblehead always has a group of players ready to fill the vacancies left by Lynn English athletics announces Hall of Fame class the previous season’s seniors. Peabody snuck into the Division 2 North postseason HALL OF FAME that knew them,” Newton specifically but not every- said. “Look at Peter Holey bracket as the No. 6 seed last year, but inconsistency From B1 said. “Then we look at what one has the means to do who was a longtime football kept the Tanners from playing to their potential. They’d they’ve done as a profes- that,” Newton said. “Kevin coach here but he helped like to change that narrative in 2019. Each member of the 2019 sional and what have they Franklin is a perfect exam- more people behind the Revere’s Rayan Riazzi was a fun story to follow in class is a perfect example of done to help people.” ple of that. Living in Texas scenes. Not just coaching 2018. Riazzi, originally a soccer player, joined the Patri- what the committee looks What inductees do to help there isn’t a whole lot he kids. He’s helping them out ots as a sophomore and booted a handful of crucial field for when considering nomi- their community can vary could do here but in his after they graduate too.” goals. It’ll be interesting to see what he has in store for nees. locally but each one has community there he does a The 13 English graduates his junior season. “You have to look and see had an impact however lot. will officially be inducted in KIPP Academy has continued to take steps in the first what they were like in they can do so. “Then there’s people who a ceremony Tuesday, Octo- right direction since the program started in 2017. The high school if there’s people “Obviously there’s people have done a lot for the En- ber 8 at Spinelli’s Function Panthers were on the doorstep of a postseason bid in around in the community who give back to English glish community,” Newton Hall in Lynnfield. Division 8 North last fall. Perhaps the third season’s the charm at KIPP. The season openers for each team are as follows: Sep- tember 5 — Manchester Essex at KIPP (7); September A new era at St. Mary’s 6 — Greater Lowell at Tech (6), Classical at Catholic Memorial (7), Stoneham at Fenwick (7), Beverly at Winthrop (7); September 7 — Bridgewater-Raynham at St. John’s (12); September 12 — Boston English at St. Mary’s (7:30); September 13 — Gloucester at Revere (6:30), English at Swampscott (7), Marblehead at North Andover (7), Saugus at Bedford (7), Salem at Peabody (7), Newburyport at Lynnfield (7).

PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Rookie receiver Jakobi Meyers had seven catches for 74 yards in a win over the Carolina Panthers Thursday night. Patriots take down Panthers in preseason debut at Gillette

PATRIOTS From B1 Patriots rookie quarterback Jarrett Stidham was 15 for 19 for 134 yards. INJURIES Panthers: OT Greg Little was evaluated for a concus- sion in the fourth quarter. Patriots: Special teamer Brandon King was carted off the field with about a minute to go in the first half after ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK helping block on a punt return. ... RB Damien Harris left in the second quarter with an undisclosed injury. Brianna Spinelli (left) and Achan Wol (right) battle for a loose ball during a St. Mary’s field UP NEXT hockey practice Thursday afternoon at Manning Field. Thursday was the first practice ever Panthers: Host Pittsburgh next Thursday. for the field hockey program, which started this year. Patriots: Host the New York Giants next Thursday. FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

SPORTS BRIEFS Lynn Classical wash and bake sale Satur- day from 8:30 a.m. to 1 golf tryouts p.m. at the Lynn Fire Sta- tion on Lynnfield Street. The Lynn Classical golf The team asks for a $5 team will hold tryouts this donation to help support Friday at 11 a.m. at Reedy the program. Meadows Golf Course in Lynnfield. Interested play- ers must bring an up-to- Swampscott High date physical, permission form and concussion form. seeks JV coaches Swampscott High School Lynn Babe Ruth is looking for applicants for a junior varsity girls soccer Fall Ball signups coach and a junior varsity field hockey coach. All Registration for Lynn Babe interested applicants can Ruth Fall Ball will take contact Athletic Director place Saturday from 10 Kelly Farley at kfarley@ a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Babe swampscott.k12.ma.us. Ruth Clubhouse on O’Cal- laghan Way. All players Northeast Arc that graduated from Little League are eligible and 5K for Inclusion encouraged to play. Babe Ruth players from this Northeast Arc will spon- summer are also eligible to sor the 5K for Inclusion on play. The schedule runs September 29 at Market from Sept. 7 through Oct. Street in Lynnfield. The 26 and perhaps longer, road race will be part of a weather permitting. The day that also includes a registration fee is $100. 1-mile walk and roll and a More information can be family funfest. found on Lynn Babe Ruth’s Festivities will run from Facebook page. 8:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. with the 5K and walk starting at 9 a.m. Registration is St. Mary’s boys $25 for the 5K and free for soccer car wash the 1-mile walk & roll. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS To register, start a team Brock Holt celebrates after hitting a walk-off RBI single in the bottom of the 10th inning to beat The St. Mary’s boys soc- or for more information, cer team will host a car visit ne-arc.org/5k. the Kansas City Royals at Fenway Park Thursday afternoon. TV/RADIO Holt’s walk-off single lifts Red Sox over TV MLB 2 p.m...... Washington at Chi. Cubs...... MLB Network Royals in 10th to cap suspended game 7 p.m...... Atlanta at NY Mets...... MLB Network 10 p.m...... Toronto at Seattle...... MLB Network BOSTON (AP) — Brock ria was facing a 2-1 count 10th. Richard Lovelady Whit Merrifield singled 10:10 p.m...... Boston at San Diego...... NESN WNBA Holt helped the Red Sox against Red Sox reliever (0-3) intentionally walked in a run in the sixth and 7:30 p.m...... Las Vegas at Connecticut...... NBA, NESN Plus make quick work of the Josh Taylor. pinch hitter Sam Travis be- Nicky Lopez doubled in the Boxing Kansas City Royals in a Play resumed 14 days, 14 fore Holt singled on a line seventh to knot the score 10 p.m...... ShoBox: The New Generation...... Showtime victory that was two weeks hours and 18 minutes later drive to left field to score at 4. Play was eventually NFL Preseason in the making. when Taylor (1-1) lobbed a Chris Owings, who was stopped at 10:47 p.m. and 7:30 p.m...... Cleveland at Tampa Bay...... NFL Network Holt hit an RBI single ball to Nick Dini, who pinch pinch running for Vázquez. the game was suspended at 8 p.m...... Buffalo at Detroit...... CBS with one out in the 10th hit for Viloria and lined out The official time of game 12:36 a.m. CFL 9 p.m...... Winnipeg at Edmonton...... ESPN2 inning as Boston beat Kan- to first base. was 3:48, with only 12 min- With Kansas City nearly Golf sas City 5-4 on Thursday to “It’s weird, especially utes being played Thurs- 30 games out of a playoff 9:30 a.m...... LPGA: Canadian Open...... Golf complete the weather-sus- when I was anticipating day. spot, manager Ned Yost 1 p.m...... PGA: Tour Championship...... Golf pended game that began facing a lefty (Viloria) and “The way things have suggested after the sus- 3 p.m...... Champions: Boeing Classic...... Golf Aug. 7. then they bring in a righty been going, (I thought) we pension that the teams 6 p.m...... Korn Ferry: Boise Open...... Golf “We wanted to end it as (Dini),” Taylor said. might play 16 innings,” wait until the end of the Horse Racing quick as possible,” said Taylor struck out Ryan said Red Sox manager Alex season to see if completing 4:30 p.m...... Saratoga Live...... FS2 Men’s Soccer Holt, who hopped on a O’Hearn and pinch hitter Cora, whose team lost 14 of the game was necessary. 3 p.m...... Everton at Aston Villa...... NBCSN flight to San Diego with his Bubba Starling grounded 22 coming in. “But I’m glad “That’s the smart thing to 8 p.m...... Atlanta at Orlando City SC...... ESPN teammates after the game. out to end the Royals’ in- Christian put a good swing do,” Yost said on Aug. 8. 10 p.m...... Seattle at Portland...... ESPN “It was probably the best ning. Starling took the spot and then Brock put a good Before Thursday, Boston’s 2:30 p.m...... Borussia Dortmund at Koln...... FS2 outcome we could have had of nine-hole hitter Billy swing.” most recent suspended 10 p.m...... Monterrey at Santos Laguna...... FS1 today.” Hamilton, who went 2 for 4 Viloria’s two-run single game was April 16, 2010, at Tennis The original contest was with a strikeout on Aug. 7 in the third inning on Aug. home against Tampa Bay 11 a.m...... US Open qualifying...... ESPNews 1 p.m...... WTA: Bronx Open...... Tennis halted after a 1 hour, 49 but was designated for as- 7 gave Kansas City a 2-0 and resumed the following 7 p.m...... ATP: Winston-Salem Open...... Tennis minute-rain delay early on signment on Aug. 16. lead. J.D. Martinez tied day. Kansas City’s last sus- Radio Aug. 8 with the score tied Christian Vázquez dou- it with a two-run homer pended game, an Aug. 31, MLB 4-4 and nobody out in the bled to center field after An- in the fourth and Xander 2014, home contest versus 10:10 p.m...... Boston at San Diego...... WEEI-FM 93.7 top of the 10th inning. Roy- drew Benintendi struck out Bogaerts’ two-run double Cleveland, was completed als catcher Meibrys Vilo- looking to lead off Boston’s made it 4-2 in the fifth. that Sept. 22. 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Thursday’s Games Atlanta (Foltynewicz 4-5) at N.Y. Mets Boston 5, Kansas City 4, 10 innings (deGrom 8-7), 7:10 p.m. Chicago Cubs 1, San Francisco 0 Philadelphia (Velasquez 5-7) at Miami Atlanta 3, Miami 2 (Noesí 0-3), 7:10 p.m. Tampa Bay at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Arizona (Kelly 9-12) at Milwaukee (Lyles Washington at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. 7-8), 8:10 p.m. Cleveland at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. Colorado (Lambert 2-3) at St. Louis (Fla- Colorado at St. Louis, 7:45 p.m. herty 7-6), 8:15 p.m. Detroit at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Boston (Rodríguez 14-5) at San Diego Texas at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. (Paddack 7-6), 10:10 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at Oakland, 9:37 p.m. N.Y. Yankees (Paxton 9-6) at L.A. Dodgers Toronto at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. (Ryu 12-3), 10:10 p.m. Friday’s Games Saturday’s Games Tampa Bay (TBD) at Baltimore (Blach 0-1), N.Y. Yankees at L.A. Dodgers, 4:05 p.m. 7:05 p.m. Tampa Bay at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Kansas City (Sparkman 3-8) at Cleveland (Plesac 6-4), 7:10 p.m. Detroit at Minnesota, 7:10 p.m. Detroit (Boyd 6-9) at Minnesota (Berríos Kansas City at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 10-6), 8:10 p.m. L.A. Angels at Houston, 7:10 p.m. L.A. Angels (TBD) at Houston (Greinke Texas at Chicago White Sox, 7:10 p.m. Celtics legend Bob Cousy receives the Presidential Medal of Freedom from President Donald 13-4), 8:10 p.m. Toronto at Seattle, 9:10 p.m. Trump in a ceremony at The White House Thursday. Texas (Lynn 14-8) at Chicago White Sox Washington at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. (Cease 2-6), 8:10 p.m. Philadelphia at Miami, 6:10 p.m. Toronto (Thornton 4-8) at Seattle (Sheffield Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. 0-0), 10:10 p.m. Arizona at Milwaukee, 7:10 p.m. Washington (Sánchez 7-6) at Chicago Cubs Atlanta at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. (Lester 10-8), 2:20 p.m. Colorado at St. Louis, 7:15 p.m. Celtics legend Bob Cousy receives Cincinnati (DeSclafani 8-7) at Pittsburgh Boston at San Diego, 8:40 p.m. (Keller 1-2), 7:05 p.m. San Francisco at Oakland, 9:07 p.m. the Presidential Medal of Freedom TODAY IN SPORTS August 23 1969 — Audrey McElmory be- WASHINGTON (AP) — NBA Player’s Association. er forgot his first mentor’s for his black teammates, 1898 — Malcolm Whitman wins comes the first American to win President Donald Trump After hanging up his No. advice to never be predict- including 2011 Medal of the men’s singles title in the U.S. the world road cycling cham- presented 91-year-old bas- 14 jersey, the 13-time NBA able, and jokingly added: Freedom recipient Bill Lawn Tennis Association champi- pionship which is held in Brno, ketball legend Bob Cousy All-Star went on to coach “Hey, I’ve heard that les- Russell. onship. Czechoslovakia. McElmury over- with the Presidential Med- basketball at Boston Col- son, too.” The Medal of Freedom, 1926 — Molla Bjurstedt Mallory comes rain and a fall during the al of Freedom on Thursday, lege. The president recognized the nation’s highest civil- beats Elizabeth Ryan to capture fourth lap of the 62-kilometer praising the Boston Celtics “This acknowledgment Cousy’s achievements on ian honor, celebrates indi- her seventh singles title in the U.S. race to beat Britain’s Bernadette star as “one of the all-time allows me to complete and off the court, lauding viduals for their “especial- Swinnerton by one minute and 10 Lawn Tennis Association champi- greats in the history of my life circle,” Cousy said his support for underpriv- ly meritorious contribution onships. seconds. 1933 — The first televised boxing 1995 — Denis Pankratov of Rus- sports.” during the Oval Office ileged young athletes and to the security or national match is an exhibition fight be- sia breaks a 9-year-old world re- Cousy played for the awards ceremony. “I can speaking out against rac- interests of the U.S., to tween Archie Sexton and Laurie cord in the men’s 100-meter but- Celtics from 1950 to 1963, stop chasing a bouncing ism. world peace, or to cultural Raiteri, staged at the Broadcast- terfly at the European swimming winning six league cham- ball. The Presidential Med- Cousy, who is white, ar- or other significant public ing House in London. championships in Vienna, Austria pionships and the 1957 al of Freedom allows me to dently supported his black or private endeavors.” 1946 — The College All-Stars with a time of 52.32 seconds. MVP title. The Bob Cousy reach a level of acceptance teammates who faced dis- Trump credited West Vir- beat the Los Angeles Rams 16-0 2004 — The U.S. softball team Award, given to the coun- in our society I never once crimination during the ginia Sen. Joe Manchin for at Chicago’s Soldier Field. wins its third straight gold medal try’s best point guard in ever dreamed of.” civil rights movement. suggesting the medal be 1947 — The College All-Stars with a nearly unblemished romp men’s college basketball, Trump spoke of Cousy’s Still, Cousy lamented in given to Cousy. beat the Chicago Bears 16-0, be- through the Olympics, capped by is named for him. He is a childhood during the Great Cousy is the second Med- fore a record crowd of 105,840 a 5-1 victory over Australia. Lisa Gary Pomerantz’s biogra- at Chicago’s Soldier Field. It’s the Fernandez pitches a four-hitter member of the Naismith Depression and discover- phy “The Last Pass: Cousy, al of Freedom recipient second and last time that the and Crystl Bustos homers twice Memorial Basketball Hall ing his talent for basket- Russell, the Celtics, and this year. Trump presented college team won in consecutive in the Americans’ best all-around of Fame and played a piv- ball at a young age. The What Matters in the End,” the award to golfer Tiger years. game of the tournament. otal role in founding the president said Cousy nev- that he didn’t do more Woods in May. B4 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 2019 COMICS

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

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Mother-in-law’s Alzheimer’s keeps couple tied to home DEAR ABBY: I have mitic and homophobic, been married 35 years. Dear Abby is written by Abigail and the cousin doesn’t During the last six years, Van Buren, also known as Jeanne contradict him. my mom died, my dad My daughter is inviting moved in and then he Phillips, and was founded by her people of different faiths, passed away at 91. Dad mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact ethnicities and sexual traveled, including to see Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. orientations. She does my three siblings, and not want to share her had a girlfriend. Three Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. wedding day with some- years ago, my mother-in- one who is filled with law, who is in the begin- hate for her other guests ning stages of Alzhei- are in our mid-60s and in mer’s patients need con- and for her fiance. Al- mer’s, moved in. My good shape. I would like stant supervision, and it though we don’t socialize husband is an only child to travel before we won’t is possible that in the with this cousin and her and has no other family be able to anymore. His right kind of assisted liv- spouse, my husband be- nearby. A couple of years mother is almost 90 and ing situation, your moth- lieves “family is family” ago, our sons, both of has no other health prob- er-in-law could be doing and they should be invit- whom are in their 30s lems, so she could live better than she is. Social ed. What is your opinion? and had been in the Air five or six more years. I stimulation is important, Force, moved in. They feel he should put her in and the activities that are ON MY have steady jobs and con- assisted living so we can provided could be good DAUGHTER’S SIDE tribute to the household. get on with our lives for her. The Alzheimer’s DEAR O.M.D.S.: I dis- One just bought a house. again. I’m tired of taking Association is a trusted agree with your husband. My problem is with my care of others, and I want husband. Because his source of information, Because someone is a rel- to “retire,” too. Am I self- and you and your hus- mother can’t be left alone, ish for feeling this way? ative does not require the we rarely go anywhere band should be getting individual to be invited to How do others deal with help from it. Find it on- anymore. And even when this? every family function, we are out, he’s glued to line at alz.org. The toll- particularly when your his phone. They don’t HOW MUCH free phone number is 800- branch of the family have a strong relation- LONGER? 272-3900. doesn’t socialize with ship and rarely speak to them otherwise. However, each other. When I try to DEAR HOW: I have DEAR ABBY: My if your husband still in- talk to him about it, his mixed feelings about your daughter is marrying sists they receive an invi- answer is, “I promised I’d letter. Considering that someone of a different tation, he should follow never put her in a nurs- your father moved in with faith. She doesn’t want to up the invitation with a ing home,” and, “Honor you and your husband invite my husband’s first phone call detailing what thy mother and father.” until his death, yes, I cousin and her spouse to will be expected of guests We have been to coun- think your attitude is self- her wedding. The spouse regarding civility and de- seling. It didn’t help. We ish. That said, Alzhei- is openly racist, anti-Se- corum. BRIDGE

Can you picture their key cards? Vincent van Gogh said, “A good heart finesses through East. picture is equivalent to a good deed.” In four hearts, declarer has two los- He had such a great visualization ers outside trumps, so he must hold of the world around him, especially his heart losers to one. If the suit is when he was in the countryside. I splitting 3-2, there are no problems. am not confident that he would have But what if they are 4-1? made a good bridge player, but be- If West has four, South will need ing able to picture the placements of to find East with a singleton honor. If your opponents’ cards is important. East has the length, though, declarer In today’s deal, for example, how will be fine if he is careful. should South play in four hearts after The percentage play is first to cash West leads the spade king? South might well rebid three no- the ace. If an honor drops, fine. But trump over two hearts, which North when one does not, South continues would pass with such a flat hand by leading low toward dummy’s 10. and poor hearts. But making that Here, West discards, and East wins contract after West leads the spade with his jack. king would need good guesswork. When declarer regains the lead If South correctly reads the spades (probably by ruffing the third round as 4-3, he will play for one spade, of spades), he crosses to the board three diamonds, two clubs and three with a diamond and plays a heart to hearts, which involves taking two his nine. FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS THIS WEEK IN THEATERS NFL Preseason: Buffalo at Detroit CBS, 8 p.m. Live The Buffalo Bills are at Detroit’s Ford Field for Good boys gone wild a Week 3 NFL preseason matchup against the Lions on CBS. A Deadly Dance Lifetime Movies, 8 p.m. Original Film! After Karen Higgins is tragically murdered, her twin sister Kate (Sabrina Bryan) struggles to pick up the pieces. A year later, professional dancer Kate’s close friend (Rachael Markari- an) — a fellow lead dancer on the same hit TV show — is also murdered, and Kate wonders if this new murder is by a random, violent fan or the same person who killed her sister. Antonio Sabato Jr. and David Blue also star. Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives: “Loaded, Stuffed and Fried” Food Network, 9 p.m. Guy Fieri’s hitting the road and digging into joints that are loading it, stuffing it and frying it. In Santa Fe, N.M., he checks out a farm-to-ta- ble gem putting out hearty goodness like bison gravy fries and a lights-out lamb sandwich. In Kansas City, Mo., there’s a funky Mexican sea- food spot fryin’ fish and stuffin’ oysters, and in El Paso, Texas, Guy finds a barbecue joint serv- ing up fully loaded baked potatoes and serious smoked sausage. Racing Wives: “Best Frenemies Forever” CMT, 10 p.m. Tonight on the new reality show, Samantha Busch, wife of NASCAR driver Kyle and mom to From left, Lucas (Keith L. Williams), Thor (Brady Noon) and Max (Jacob Tremblay) in “Good Boys,” written son Brexton, thinks more seriously about hav- by Lee Eisenberg and Gene Stupnitsky and directed by Stupnitsky. ing another baby via IVF — a story made more By Paul Hall Together, the normally Good Boys. we dug into the struggles poignant knowing she did get pregnant but mis- Growing up can be difficult. good kids skip school to pre- Sure Tremblay, Williams that exist, even in the realm carried last November. New terms, new friends and pare for the party by helping and Noon shouldn’t techni- of the kids we consider the The UnXplained: “Life Beyond Death” new experiences are around Max learn how to kiss. Along cally view this R-rated film, “good kids” in school. every corner. In the new film the way they will play with but they are the people who Grow up. When are you go- History, 10 p.m. Good Boys, the major transi- drones, drink beer, run in make this film work so well. ing to act your age? I’ve heard William Shatner and his team look into the tion for the beanbag boys, as traffic and so much more — Each one of the boys has a it all, and kids today have you know, all the things you moment in the sun and takes heard it all. But why should world of the dead as they ponder: What hap- they call themselves, is from fifth grade to sixth grade and would hope your ordinary turns with their scene-steal- we? Some days, I wish I could pens to us after we die? They look for answers sixth-grade boy would skip ing moments. revert to the days of discovery all of the “adult” things that school to do. (Yes, that com- There are some moments again. The days when I just in stories of near-death experiences, reincarna- will change life as they know ment is best read with full that are lazy as stereotypes did and not worried about tion and memories passed from organ donors it. sarcasm.) reign supreme, but for those what everyone thought. I do to transplant recipients. Max (Jacob Tremblay), Lu- This is a film loaded with of us adults who have not it every day through various cas (Keith L. Williams) and Killjoys: “Three Mutineers” extremely raw language and walked the halls of a middle media outlets, but I temper Thor (Brady Noon) are trying shocking adult moments for school any time recently, it’s everything else. These good Syfy, 10 p.m. to fit in. When Max is invited our young stars. But, at the eye opening and, general- boys help me remember the Dutch’s (Hannah John-Kamen) prison takeover to his first kissing party, he of core, it is about the innocence ly speaking, I found myself innocence of youth and, along is thwarted by an unexpected hostage situation, course wants to go with his and naiveté that we leave be- drawn to the film. the way, do a really good job best friends. But there is one hind as we grow up. Lessons Coming-of-age films have at making me laugh as well. leaving her, D’avin (Luke Macfarlane) and John problem for the trio: No one aside, there are just many always been a staple of Amer- (Aaron Ashmore) scrambling for a new plan. knows how to kiss. moments of pure laughter in ican cinema, but rarely have Paul’s Grade: B

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NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE

By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Premises: 12 Poplar Street, Lynn, MA 01905 mortgage given by Barbara A. Wiegman a/k/a Barbara Wiegman to Financial mortgage given by Jeanne Dillon to Financial Freedom Senior Funding Corporation, Freedom Senior Funding Corporation, dated March 23, 2009 and registered at the a Subsidiary of Indy Mac Bank, F.S.B., dated August 23, 2006 and recorded in the By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Essex County (Southern District) Registry District of the Land Court as document Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 26023, Page 284, of mortgage given by Harold G. Soper and Jean M. Soper to Citizens Bank of number 497298, and noted on certificate of title number 75773, of which which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, by assignment from: Massachusetts, and now held by Citizens Bank, N.A. f/k/a RBS Citizens, N.A. mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, by assignment from: s/b/m Citizens Bank of Massachusetts, said mortgage dated September 24, 2004 Financial Freedom Senior Funding Corporation to Mortgage Electronic Registration and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book Financial Freedom Senior Funding Corporation to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as Nominee for Financial Freedom Acquisition, LLC, recorded on 23541, Page 470, for breach of the conditions in said mortgage and for the Systems, Inc., as Nominee for Financial Freedom Acquisition LLC, registered on October 5, 2009, in Book No. 28973, at Page 503 purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Auction on September 27, November 9, 2009, Document No. 504246, as noted on Certificate of Title No. 2019 at 10:00AM Local Time upon the premises, all and singular the premises 75773 Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as Nominee for Financial Freedom described in said mortgage, to wit: Acquisition, LLC to CIT Bank, N.A., recorded on June 11, 2018, in Book No. Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as Nominee for Financial Freedom 36776, at Page 491 The land with the buildings thereon situated in Lynn, Essex County, Commonwealth Acquisition LLC to CIT Bank, N.A., registered on June 10, 2016, Document No. of Massachusetts known and being numbered: 12 Poplar Street 572500, as noted on Certificate of Title No. 75773 CIT Bank, N.A. to Mortgage Assets Management, LLC, recorded on August 24, The premises are conveyed subject to and with the benefit of all rights, rights of 2018, in Book No. 36960, at Page 383 way, easements, appurtenances, reservations, restrictions, and layouts and takings CIT Bank, N.A. to Bank of New York Mellon Trust Company, N.A. as Trustee for of record, insofar as they are in force and applicable. Mortgage Assets Management Series I Trust, registered on March 12, 2019, Mortgage Assets Management, LLC to Bank of New York Mellon Trust Company, Document No. 600313, as noted on Certificate of Title No. 75773 N.A. as Trustee for Mortgage Assets Management Series I Trust, recorded on Meaning and intending to mortgage the same premises by deed of Geraldine M. October 10, 2018, in Book No. 37072, at Page 153 Comenos, Administratrix of the Estate of Joseph H. L. Dunne to Harold G. Soper for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, and Jean M. Soper, dated 08/05/1955 and filed with the Essex South District the same will be sold at Public Auction at 5:00 PM on September 9, 2019, on the for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, Registry of Deeds at Record Book 4192, Page 377; as affected by Excepting so mortgaged premises located at 2 Woodbury Avenue, Saugus, Essex County, the same will be sold at Public Auction at 1:00 PM on September 11, 2019, on much of the land transferred by deed of Harold G. Soper & Jean M. Soper to Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, the mortgaged premises located at 7 Saunders Road, Lynnfield, Essex County, Richard Campanale & Maria Campanale, dated 05/24/1972 and filed with said Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, deeds at Record Book 5870, Page 292; wherein a more detailed description of TO WIT: the premises is set forth. Locus: 2 Woodbury Avenue, Saugus, Massachusetts 01906 TO WIT: A certain parcel of land situate in Saugus, in the County Of Essex and said The land and the buildings on Saunders Road, Lynnfield Center, Mass., the same The description of the property contained in the mortgage shall control in Commonwealth, bounded and described as follows: being Lot No. 3 on plan of land entitled "Plan and Profile, Saunders Road, the event of a typographical error in this publication. Easterly: by Holland Street one hundred one and 59/100 (101.59) feet; Lynnfield Center, Mass.", dated may 27, 1957, Warren M. Mirick, Reg. Surveyor, Southerly: by Woodbury Avenue seventy-one and 76/100 (71.76) feet; Sheet 1 of 2, recorded in Essex South District Registry of Deeds, Book of Plans 90, For Mortgagor's Title see deed dated August 5, 1955 and recorded in the Westerly: by Riverbank Road ninety nine and 97/100 (99.97) feet; and Plan 5, bounded and described as follows: SOUTHWESTERLY by Saunders Road, Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 4102, Page 377. Northerly: by land now or formerly of Henry S. Smith et al one hundred two and one hundred twenty and 00/100 (120.00) feet; NORTHWESTERLY by Lot No. 4, 09/100 (102.09) feet. one hundred twenty-five and 00/100 (125.00) feet; NORTHEASTERLY by land now TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will be sold and conveyed subject to all liens, All said boundaries are determined by the Land Court to be located as shown or formerly owned by Sidney T. Pike, one hundred twenty and 00/100 (120.00) encumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax titles, municipal liens and assessments, if any, upon a plan numbered 21981-A, drawn by Henry Seaver, surveyor, dated August feet; SOUTHEASTERLY by Lot No. 2, one hundred twenty-five and 00/100 which take precedence over the said mortgage above described. 5, 1949, as modified and approved by the Court, filed in the Land Registration (125.00) feet. Containing 15,000 square feet, more or less. Subject to easements Office, a copy of a portion of which is filed with Original Certificate of Title #20073 of record, if any, insofar as the same are now in force and applicable. Together FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) Dollars of the purchase price must be paid in said Registry. with the right in common with others entitled thereto to use all the streets and in cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check at the time and place So much of the above described land as is included within the limits of said ways, as approved and actually constructed, for all the purposes for which streets of the sale by the purchaser. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in Holland Street and Riverbank Road is subject to the rights of all persons lawfully and ways are commonly used in said Lynnfield. cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check within thirty (30) days entitled thereto in and over the same. The above described land is subject to the For title reference see Deed recorded at Book 7825, Page 557. after the date of sale. easements for the benefit of the Lynn Gas and Electric Company and the New England Telephone and Telegraph referred to in a grant by James M. Amero to the For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern Other terms to be announced at the sale. Lynn Gas and Electric Company et al, dated April 10,, 1950, and duly recorded in District) Registry of Deeds in Book 7825, Page 557. Book 3746, Page 551 in said Registry. Part of the above described land is subject Brock & Scott, PLLC to a Taking of Easement by the Essex County Commissioners, dated December 28, These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit 1080 Main Street, Suite 200 1951, and filed as Document #64272 in said Registry, and shown on plan filed of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the Pawtucket, RI 02860 with said document. For our title see Certificate of Title No. 56770. nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax Attorney for Citizens Bank, N.A. titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or f/k/a RBS Citizens, N.A. s/b/m For mortgagor's(s') title see deed registered with Essex County (Southern liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, Citizens Bank of Massachusetts District) Registry District of the Land Court as Document No. 415349, as noted on having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, Present Holder of the Mortgage Certificate of Title No. 75773. easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. 401-217-8701 Item: August 23, 30, September 6, 2019 These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit TERMS OF SALE: of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check THE TRIAL COURT titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT DEPARTMENT liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, California St., Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, Summons by Publication easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full TERMS OF SALE: of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage ESSEX Division shall control in the event of an error in this publication. DOCKET NUMBER: ES19W0643WD A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. Christie Mieses, Plaintiff(s) balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 v. California St., Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON TRUST COMPANY, N.A. AS TRUSTEE FOR MORTGAGE Joan Consoro, Defendant(s) Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the ASSETS MANAGEMENT SERIES I TRUST date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full Present holder of said mortgage To the above named Defendant(s): Joan Consoro of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in this publication. By its Attorneys, A Complaint has been presented to this Court by the Plaintiff, Christie Mieses HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. seeking the Court to make such orders as it deems expedient concerning the Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. 150 California St. custody of the minor child, Rafael Consoro. Newton, MA 02458 BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON TRUST COMPANY, N.A. AS TRUSTEE FOR MORTGAGE (617)558-0500 You are required to serve upon Christie Mieses, plaintiff(s)/attorney for plaintiff(s) ASSETS MANAGEMENT SERIES I TRUST 13208 - whose address is 41 Brimblecom St., Lynn, Ma 01902, your answer on or Present holder of said mortgage Item: August 16, 23, 30, 2019 before October 2, 2019.

By its Attorneys, If you fail to do so, the court will proceed to the hearing and adjudication of this HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. Commonwealth of Massachusetts action. You are also required to file an original copy of your answer, in the office of 150 California St. County of Essex the Register of this Court at 36 Federal Street, Salem, MA 01970. Newton, MA 02458 The Superior Court (617)558-0500 WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, Esquire, First Judge of said Court at Salem, 15117 CIVIL DOCKET #1977CV01146 this 7th day of August, 2019. Item: August 9, 16, 23, 2019 RE: CitiMortgage Inc v Breedy, et al Pamela Casey O'Brien, NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE Register of Probate Court ORDER OF NOTICE BY PUBLICATION Item: August 23, 2019 By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage given by Paul Giangregorio to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, TO: Linda D Breedy, Londonderry, NH, COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Inc. as nominee for Mortgage Lenders of America, LLC, dated September 19, Arthur J Breedy Jr., Virginia Breedy, Lynn; Denise Jones in his/her capacity As THE TRIAL COURT 2016 and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Conservator of Virginia Breedy, Methuen; Jessica Libby in his/her capacity As PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT DEPARTMENT Book 35275, Page 74, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, guardian of Virginia Breedy, Milton in the County of Essex; all in said by assignment from: Commonwealth; Summons by Publication Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Mortgage Lenders AND TO ALL PERSONS ENTITLED TO THE BENEFIT OF THE of America, Limited Liability Company to Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., recorded on SERVICEMEMBERS CIVIL RELIEF ACT, 50 U.S.C. c.50 s.3901 (et seq): ESSEX Division September 5, 2017, in Book No. 36155, at Page 397 DOCKET NUMBER: ES19W0644WD CitiMortgage Inc,, a banking institution with a usual place of business in for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, Ewing, NJ Christie Mieses, Plaintiff(s) the same will be sold at Public Auction at 1:00 PM on September 16, 2019, on v. the mortgaged premises located at 195 Lincoln Avenue, Saugus, Essex County, claiming to be the holder of a mortgage covering property situated at 422 Walnut Joan Consoro, Defendant(s) Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, Street, Lynn, Essex County, MA and more fully described in said mortgage. To the above named Defendant(s): Joan Consoro TO WIT: given by Linda D Breedy, Virginia Breedy, and Arthur Breedy Jr to Mortgage Being lot numbered (1) on a plan of land in Saugus, Mass., John T. Desmond, Civil Electronic Registration Systems Inc as nominee for CitiMortgage Inc; Dated June A Complaint has been presented to this Court by the Plaintiff, Christie Mieses Engineer, July 1903, and filed with Essex County South District of Deeds, said lot 25, 2010 seeking the Court to make such orders as it deems expedient concerning the being bounded as follows: custody of the minor child, Johan R. Consoro. NORTHERLY: By Lot #13 on said plan seventy-two (72) feet; recorded in the Essex County Southern District Registry of Deeds, Book 29668, EASTERLY: By a Stone Wall shown on said plan ninety-three (93) feet; Page 295, has/have filed with said court a Complaint for determination of You are required to serve upon Christie Mieses, plaintiff(s)/attorney for plaintiff(s) SOUTHERLY: By Lincoln Avenue ninety-three (93) feet; Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. - whose address is 41 Brimblecom St., Lynn, Ma 01902, your answer on or WESTERLY: By Lot #22 on said plan ninety-nine (99) feet. before October 2, 2019. Containing seventy-eight hundred seventy-two (7,872) square feet of land, more If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the or less. United States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the If you fail to do so, the court will proceed to the hearing and adjudication of this Being the same premises deeded to the grantor herewith. Servicemembers Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the action. You are also required to file an original copy of your answer, in the office of above-mentioned property on that basis, then you or your attorney must file a the Register of this Court at 36 Federal Street, Salem, MA 01970. For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern written appearance and answer in said court in said County on or before District) Registry of Deeds in Book 35275, Page 70. 09/23/2019 or you may be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, Esquire, First Judge of said Court at Salem, the benefits of said Act. this 7th day of August, 2019. These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the Witness, Judith Fabricant, Esquire, Chief Justice of the Superior Court, at Pamela Casey O'Brien, nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax Lawrence, Massachusetts, this 12th day of August, 2019. Register of Probate Court titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or Thomas H. Driscoll Jr., Item: August 23, 2019 liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, Clerk of Courts having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. Item: August 23, 2019 CARE AND PROTECTION, TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS, SUMMONS BY TERMS OF SALE: PUBLICATION, DOCKET NUMBER 19CP0071LY, Trial Court of Massachusetts, Notice of Public Hearing Juvenile Court Department, COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, Essex Board of Boiler Rules A deposit of Ten Thousand ($10,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank County Juvenile Court, 139 Central Avenue, Lynn, MA 01901 check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. Pursuant to M.G.L. c.30A, s. 2 and c. 146, sections 2 and 3, notice is given of a TO: Stephen P. Osborne: A petition has been presented to this court by Lynn DCF, The balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., public hearing to be held by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Board of Boiler 150 California St., Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box seeking, as to the following child, Myleigh D. Osborne, that said child be found in Rules (the Board) at the Department of Fire Services (DFS), State Road, Stow, need of care and protection and committed to the Department of Children and 610389, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days MA., in the Boards and Commissions Room on Thursday, September 19, 2019 at from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon Families. The court may dispense the rights of the person(s) named herein to 1:00 p.m. for the purpose of hearing public comment on several proposed receive notice of or to consent to any legal proceeding affecting the adoption, receipt in full of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in amendments to 522 CMR 1.00, 2.00, 4.00, 7.00, 11.00 and 16.00. The said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in this publication. custody, or guardianship or any other disposition of the child named herein, if it proposed amendments reconcile provisions of said regulations consistent with finds that the child is in need of care and protection and that the best interests of recent statutory changes which transferred the Board and the boiler and pressure Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. the child would be served by said disposition. vessel program from the former Department of Public Safety to the Department of You are hereby ORDERED to appear in this court, at the court address set forth Fire Services as well as minor edits and/or corrections to increase clarity and above, on the following date and time: 11/12/2019 at 09:00 AM Status WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. usability of the existing code. A copy of the proposed amendments can be found Present holder of said mortgage Hearing at the DFS web page: You may bring an attorney with you. If you have a right to an attorney and if the https://www.mass.gov/files/documents/2019/05/28/Draft%20522%20CMR By its Attorneys, court determines that you are indigent, the court will appoint an attorney to %20Redline%205-7-2019.pdf Written or oral comments may be submitted at the represent you. HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. time and place of the hearing or submitted by mail or e-mail to: Holly Bartlett, 150 California St. If you fail to appear, the court may proceed on that date and any date Executive Administrator, Board of Boiler Rules, (Holly.Bartlett thereafter with a trial on the merits of the petition and an adjudication of this Newton, MA 02458 @massmail.state.ma.us) P.O. Box 1025, State Rd, Stow, MA. 01775 (Tel. (617)558-0500 matter. 978-567-3782). 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And scenario that would have the few people who live major geostrategic impli- here — its whole popula- cations, especially if the tion wouldn’t fill a football Northwest Passage be- stadium — are poor, with comes a transit route for a high rate of substance shipping, which is what is abuse and suicide. happening in the Russian One scientist called it Arctic.” the “end of the planet.” In April, Russian Pres- When U.S. President ident Vladimir Putin put Donald Trump floated the forward an ambitious idea of buying Greenland, program to reaffirm his it was met with derision, country’s presence in the seen as an awkward and Arctic, including efforts to inappropriate approach of build ports and other in- an erstwhile ally. frastructure and expand But it might also be an its icebreaker fleet. Russia Aladdin’s Cave of oil, nat- wants to stake its claim in ural gas and rare earth the region that is believed minerals just waiting to to hold up to one-fourth of be tapped as the ice re- the Earth’s undiscovered cedes. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The northern island and oil and gas. China sees Greenland as This satellite image provided by NASA shows several fires burning in the Brazilian Amazon forest. the rest of the Arctic aren’t just hotter due to global a possible source of rare warming. As melting ice earths and other miner- opens shipping lanes and als and a port for shipping Global worry over Amazon fires reveals incredible riches, through the Arctic to the the region is seen as a eastern U.S. new geopolitical and eco- It called last year for nomic asset, with the U.S., joint development of a escalates; Bolsonaro defiant “Polar Silk Road” as part Russia, China and others of Beijing’s Belt and Road European countries of ex- show smoke from the Am- wanting in. 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Sao Paulo, Brazil’s big- ther Russia or China or Amid global concern both,” said Fen Hampson, But while global warm- should hold urgent discus- “There is deforestation gest city, according to the about raging fires in the head of the international ing pushes the cold and sions about them at their in Brazil, yes, but not at World Meteorological Or- Amazon, Brazil’s govern- security program at the ice farther north each summit in France this the rate and level that ganization. ment complained Thurs- Centre for International year, experts caution that weekend. they say,” said Lorenzoni, U.N. Secretary-General day that it is being target- Governance Innovation the race to the Arctic is according to the Brazilian António Guterres tweet- ed in a smear campaign “Our house is burning. think tank in Waterloo, an incredibly challenging by critics who contend Literally. The Amazon news website globo.com. ed: “In the midst of the Ontario, noting the desire marathon, not a sprint. President Jair Bolsona- rain forest — the lungs His allegation came af- global climate crisis, we ro is not doing enough to which produces 20% of our ter Germany and Norway, cannot afford more dam- curb widespread defor- planet’s oxygen — is on citing Brazil’s apparent age to a major source of estation. fire,” Macron tweeted. lack of commitment to oxygen and biodiversity. The threat to what some Bolsonaro fired back fighting deforestation, The Amazon must be pro- call “the lungs of the plan- with his own tweet: “I re- decided to withhold more tected.” et” has ignited a bitter gret that Macron seeks to than $60 million in funds Federal prosecutors in dispute about who is to make personal political earmarked for sustain- Brazil’s Amazon region blame during the tenure gains in an internal mat- ability projects in Brazil- launched investigations of of a leader who has de- ter for Brazil and other ian forests. increasing deforestation, scribed Brazil’s rainforest Amazonian countries. The The debate came as Bra- according to local media. protections as an obstacle sensationalist tone he zilian federal experts re- Prosecutors said they plan to economic development used does nothing to solve ported a record number of to probe possible negli- the problem.” wildfires across the coun- gence by the national gov- and who traded Twitter PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS jabs on Thursday with Onyx Lorenzoni, the try this year, up 84 per- ernment in the enforce- France’s president over president’s chief of staff, cent over the same period ment of environmental A large iceberg floats away as the sun sets near the fires. earlier in the day accused in 2018. Satellite images codes. Kulusuk, Greenland.

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