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By Gayla$DA CawleyY$ ITEMPG. STAFF 3 LYNN — A tentative agree- ment between the city and its dozen unions includes ret- roactive raises, despite the city’s scalDEALS stability of cer and chief nancial of cer as- sertion thatOF Lynn’s THE proposed $367.93 million scal year 2020 budget$DA doesn’tY $allow for wage increasesPG. through 3 col- lective bargaining. The document, a Health Insurance Memorandum of Agreement between the city of Lynn and its unions, obtained DEALSby The Item, also shows the city will contin- ue to useOF the THEsame health insurance plan administra- tor, Harvard$DA PilgrimY$ Health By Bridget Turcotte and present iconic landmarks. Saugus wants Care. The agreement,PG. 3 which ITEM STAFF “The Hilltop is gone, the dinosaur has been a mural at Cap provides coverage from July moved, all these things on Route 1 are kind of World that pays 1, 2019 to June 30, 2022, SAUGUS — Days after a local business un- disappearing,” said Scott. “Things have gone out tribute to the veiled a mural that depicts the iconic history of has not been rati ed by the of business. What we discussed was a mural that town and Route 1 unions. Route 1, the town demanded it be removed. depicted the history of Route 1.” removed. “We had a building that was unpainted and The decision on health in- But after eight months and thousands of dol- surance was made despite ugly,” said Andrew Scott, manager of Cap World. lars worth of work, building inspector Fred ITEM PHOTO | “We wanted to beautify it and pay tribute to the a report, recommended by Varone deemed the mural a violation of the OWEN O’ROURKE Sean Cronin, the city’s scal town and the history of Route 1.” town’s sign bylaw. Varone could not be reached stability of cer, that showed The business has been located on Route 1 in for comment. Lynn could have seen a bud- Saugus for 37 years. “If you look at our de nition of a sign in the bylaw, get savings of $10.4 million Muralist Philip Coleman was hired to create SAUGUS, A3 this year if it switched to the a piece that showcases many of the road’s past commonwealth’s Group In- surance Commission (GIC). Cronin declined a phone in- terview, but in a statement, Nahant pilot PEABODY UNITES called the decision “disap- pointing” in the midst of the city’s nancial woes. ew into “Based on the mayor’s com- AGAINST HATRED ments the evening the bud- get was presented to the City Council, it is clear that the history city and its employees are not moving to the common- wealth’s Group Insurance 75 years ago Commission (GIC), which is disappointing since the By Thor Jourgensen city is foregoing a signi - ITEM STAFF cant amount of savings that would position the city for Kenneth Gavin climbed into the night long-term scal stability and sky over England 75 years ago and crossed allow much-needed invest- the English Channel into France. ment in its capital and infra- He watched from the co-pilot’s seat as structure needs,” said Cronin aircraft around him burst into  ames and in an emailed statement. plummeted to the ground. The AIlied inva- The memorandum also in- sion to liberate Europe from Adolph Hitler cludes retroactive employee had begun. raises of 1 percent for July 1, “There was a lot of re. You could see it. 2018 and 0.5 percent for Jan. It was wild but we were so intent on keep- 1, 2019, which are applicable ing formation,” Gavin said. to base salaries. The city’s The 99-year-old Nahant resident co-pi- proposed FY20 budget does loted a twin-propeller C-47 towing a glider not factor in potential wage along with dozens of other planes assigned increases through collective to the 437th Troop Carrier Group. By Thomas Grillo The mayor and the Peabody Peabody Mayor bargaining. Attached by ropes to “tow ships” like The July 1, 2018 raise ITEM STAFF Clergy & Ministerial Associ- Edward Betten- Gavin’s airplane, the engineless gliders would be paid upon the exe- ation quickly organized the were lled with troops or equipment. Re- court Jr. speaks cution of the agreement and PEABODY — Under cloudy protest after Rabbi Nechemia at the unity ral- leased by tow planes over designated as- skies, more than 200 resi- the Jan. 1, 2019 raise would sault targets in German-occupied France, Schusterman, co-director of ly on the steps be paid during the rst quar- dents, clergy and politicians the Chabad of Peabody Jew- of Peabody City the gliders helped launch D-Day even as rallied on the City Hall green ter of FY20, or no later than paratroopers jumped into combat and a ish Center, and Rabbi Sruli Hall Wednesday. to ght hate as the Veter- Sept. 30, according to the naval armada sailed for the French coast, Baron, of the Tobin Bridge agreement. ans Memorial High School Chabad in Everett, reportedly ITEM PHOTO | It’s unclear how much of GAVIN, A3 Chorale sang John Lennon’s faced slurs and taunts while OWEN O’ROURKE an increase in expenses that “Imagine.” walking on Lowell Street over would be, but Chief Financial “This is a tremendous turn- Memorial Day weekend. Of cer Michael Bertino told out and a great show of unity,” Attendees arrived at the the City Council last month said Mayor Edward Betten- afternoon event with signs that a 1 percent raise would court Jr. “By joining us, you that read “Thank you Mayor result in an increase of about help send a very powerful Bettencourt for standing up $550,000. It’s unclear if that message that acts of hate will not be tolerated in this city.” PEABODY, A3 LYNN, A3

INSIDE Fresh perspectives Today, we introduce two new features. Carolina Trujillo brings her voice to our pages. Today she writes about the smiles and tears of graduation season. She joins our diverse group of Item columnists Bill Brotherton, Gayla Cawley, Cheryl Charles, Steve Krause and Bridget Tur- cotte. Opinion, Page A4. Also beginning today, Mark Singer of Swamp- scott, a certi ed nancial planner, will contribute a bi-weekly advice column on how to manage your ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK nances. Money, Page A7. U.S. Air Force veteran Kenneth Gavin, 99, was 24 years old when Opinion Sports he co-piloted a C-47 with a glider in The mission and Hot start propels ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE tow over the skies of Normandy on the moment. A4 Swampscott girls Revere High seniors applaud during their commencement D-Day. lacrosse to win. B1 on Wednesday. For more photos, see page A8.

OBITUARIES ...... A2 ENTERTAINMENT ...... A7 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 73° VOL. 141, ISSUE 152 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 59° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS ...... B4 TRAVEL...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 2019 OBITUARIES Opioid maker agrees to pay Ann R. Leonard, 92 1926-2019 $225M to settle federal probes BEVERLY — Mrs. Ann Rosa- survived by her seven grand- lie (Meagher) Leonard, 92, children, Colleen Leonard, Authorities have held of Beverly, passed away on Michael Leonard, Emily Day, By Michael Balsamo Insys up as an example Wednesday, June 5, 2019 in Caroline Ruvido, Shawn Mc- and Alanna of their efforts to target the Kaplan Family Hospice Donald, Katie Greehan and Durkin Richer ASSOCIATED PRESS House with her loving family Marty Harrington; great-grand- those responsible for driv- at her side. She is the wife of children, Bridget, William and ing the drug crisis. WASHINGTON — An Opioid overdoses the late Martin J. Leonard. Timothy Greehan, and Cailey opioid manufacturer has Ann was born Aug. 25, 1926 and Kevin Harrington; and claimed nearly 400,000 agreed to pay $225 million lives in the U.S. between in Lynn, she is the daughter of several nieces and nephews. to resolve federal investi- the late Frank P. and Rose R. In addition to her loving hus- 1999 and 2017, according gations into allegations to the Centers for Disease (Lannon) Meagher. She re- band Martin and her parents, that it paid kickbacks and sided in Lynn for most of her Ann is predeceased by her Control and Prevention. used other illegal market- An estimated 2 million life until moving to Beverly 20 brother Frank P. Meagher and ing tactics to sell a power- years ago. She was a graduate her sisters Eileen Czajkowski people are addicted to the ful fentanyl spray, author- drugs, which include both of Lynn English High School, and Marilyn Foley. ities said Wednesday. Class of 1944. prescription painkillers Service information: Ann’s The settlement stems Ann was a real estate agent visiting hours will be in the such as OxyContin and il- from criminal and civil at A. James Lynch for many CUFFE-MCGINN Funeral legal drugs such as heroin. probes into Insys Thera- years until her retirement. She Home, 157 Maple St., Lynn, As part of the agree- previously worked as an an- on Friday, June 7, 2019 from peutics Inc.’s scheme to ment, Insys will enter into esthesia technician at Lynn 4-7 p.m. Her funeral will pay doctors in exchange a ve-year deferred prose- for prescriptions of the Hospital, an emergency room be from the Cuffe-McGinn FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS cution agreement with the nurse’s aide and a secretary drug meant for cancer pa- U.S. Justice Department Funeral Home on Saturday, Insys Therapeutics founder John Kapoor at Union Hospital. June 8, 2019 at 9 a.m. Ann’s tients with severe pain. and its operating subsid- leaves federal court in Boston. Ann enjoyed gol ng and was funeral Mass will be cele- It comes a month after iary will plead guilty to a member at Gannon Golf brated in St. Pius V Church, Insys Founder John Ka- ve counts of mail fraud, Course for many years. She Maple Street, Lynn, at 10 poor and four other former gaged in prolonged, illegal the company is being held authorities said. was a longtime active com- a.m. Interment will be in executives of the Chan- conduct that prioritized its responsible for that and for The company has agreed municant at St. Pius V Church St. Mary’s Cemetery, Lynn. dler, Ariz.-based company pro ts over the health of its role in fueling the opi- to pay a criminal ne of and was also a member of the Relatives and friends are were convicted of bribing the thousands of patients oid epidemic,” he said. $2 million and forfeit $28 Sodality and was involved with respectfully invited. In lieu doctors across the coun- who relied on it,” Mas- Representatives for In- million. It will also pay the Cub Scouts. of owers donations in Ann’s try to prescribe the drug sachusetts U.S. Attorney sys Therapeutics did not $195 million to settle civ- She is survived by her chil- memory may be made to St. known as Susbys. Andrew Lelling said in an immediately respond to a il allegations, prosecutors dren, James F. Leonard and Pius V School, 28 Bowler St., “For years, Insys en- emailed statement. “Today, request for comment. said. his wife Rheba of Atlanta, Ga., Lynn, MA 01904. To share an Rosemary Day and her hus- online condolence please band Daniel of Lynn, Maureen visit www.cuffemcginn.com. Wagg and her late husband Construction industry confronts Harry of Salem and Nancy A. Harrington and her husband Kevin of Beverly. She is also LIFE WELL CELEBRATED® drug addiction among ranks

By Philip Marcelo 2011 to 2015, a state De- Boston’s booming Seaport a residential facility, ac- ASSOCIATED PRESS partment of Public Health district Wednesday morn- cording to Paul Greely, the Hopes dimming for report found last year. ing. “No one talks about organization’s executive BOSTON — Massachu- They’re also six times more this, but it permeates our director. setts construction compa- likely to fatally overdose on industry.” The effort has so far paid leave law delay nies and labor unions held opioids than other workers, The trade group recent- placed 25 workers into work stoppages at project according to the report. ly worked with Boston treatment, of which 18 By Matt Murphy continued. sites across the state on Overall opioid-related Medical Center’s Grayken have completed their pro- STATE HOUSE New payroll tax Wednesday as their indus- deaths, meanwhile, con- Center for Addiction to grams, he said. NEWS SERVICE Associated Industries try attempts to confront tinue to decline in Massa- develop guidelines for ad- And the Massachusetts of Massachusetts and the BOSTON — The pay- a high rate of fatal opi- chusetts, falling about 4 dressing opioids in the Laborers’ Bene t Funds Raise Up Coalition, which roll taxes that will pay oid overdoses among its percent from 2016 to 2018, workplace that it hopes launched a program in had initially proposed a for the state’s new paid ranks. according to a state De- companies will adopt. October to connect work- paid family leave ballot family and medical leave Robert Petrucelli, CEO partment of Public Health The guidelines discuss ers with substance abuse question last year, wrote program are likely to take of the Associated General report from last month. how to recognize the signs treatment and other ad- to legislative leaders in effect as scheduled on Contractors of Massachu- Construction workers and symptoms of drug ad- diction services. late May requesting a se- July 1, according to House setts, a trade group that may be particularly prone diction, how to respond Marc Lyle, one of three ries of changes to the law, Speaker Robert DeLeo organized brief, opioid-fo- to prescription painkiller to an overdose, and high- new recovery specialists as well as a three-month who all but ruled out a de- cused talks at some 50 abuse — which often leads lighting local addiction with the union, says the delay in the start of pay- lay in the law on Wednes- work sites from Boston to to illegal drug use — be- treatment resources. program has assisted roll taxes. day after being given a Spring eld, said the local cause of the physical de- Labor unions have also more than 130 members deadline by Gov. Charlie The Department of Fam- industry wasn’t aware of mands of the job and that launched their own efforts. and their families to date. Baker. ily and Medical Leave the extent of the problem fact that the workforce is The New England Car- It’s imperative for local plans to begin collecting DeLeo, when asked if the until recent studies re- aging. penters Bene t Funds, industries hit hard by the a 0.63 percent payroll tax House this week would vealed sobering statistics. “It was eye popping. It which administers health opioid crisis to address the from employers July 1 to take up a three-month de- Construction workers was clear we had to do and other bene t plans for challenge head on, as the fund the estimated $800 lay in the implementation represented roughly 25 something,” Petrucelli union members, recently construction industry is million paid family and of the paid family and med- percent of all fatal opioid said before addressing began providing coverage doing, said Michael Botti- medical leave program, ical leave, told reporters, overdoses among Mas- some 200 workers at ho- for up to 90 days of sub- celli, the Grayken Center’s which would allow work- after a Democratic caucus, sachusetts workers from tel under construction in stance abuse treatment in executive director. that it was unlikely. ers and new parents to more easily take care of “I don’t think we will MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS be,” DeLeo said. themselves, new children Baker, DeLeo and Sen- or ailing family members ate President Karen without facing nancial State revenues fall just es — especially payments Democratic Sen. Michael successfully in the past. Spilka have been talking crises. short of May predictions made with income tax Rodrigues, of Westport, The latest suit argues in recent days about a The three-month exten- returns — fell short. and Democratic Rep. Aar- federal law should super- possible delay and chang- sion, of cials wrote, would BOSTON (AP) — State on Michlewitz, of Boston sede state law. es to the law requested provide time to address of cials said tax collec- House OKs bill to boost began talks on Wednes- by a coalition of business, “the lack of employer clar- tions for Massachusetts public worker unions day aimed at settling on DeLeo: Ed aid on front burner labor, community and reli- ity on the regulations,” to fell just short of expecta- a nal spending plan in but there’s no timeline gious groups. communicate with em- tions for May. BOSTON (AP) — The time for the new scal Baker said Monday that ployees about payroll de- Revenue Commissioner Massachusetts House has year on July 1. BOSTON (SHNS) — his administration was ductions, and to enable Christopher Harding said approved a bill that would Rodrigues and Michle- June has arrived and “ready” to implement the insurance providers to preliminary collections allow unions representing witz are both negotiating budget negotiators are law as scheduled, but sug- develop products to assist for May totaled more public workers to charge their rst annual budget nalizing next year’s gested that if legislative employers. than $2 billion, but were non-members costs asso- after being named earlier education aid levels, but leaders wanted to pursue Recommended amend- just $8 million below the ciated with representing this year to chair the House Speaker Robert De- a delay it would have to ments dealt with intermit- revised monthly bench- them through the griev- Senate and House Ways Leo said Wednesday that happen this week. tent leave, serious health mark. ance process. and Means committees, he has no timeline in mind “The governor was, conditions, and measures Revenues were $60 mil- The bill approved respectively. for taking up legislation to While overall state I think, fairly clear in aligning with the federal lion or 3.1 percent more Wednesday is a response overhaul the state’s educa- spending is roughly the talking to the Senate presi- Family and Medical Leave than the tax collections in to a 2018 5-4 Supreme tion funding system. same in the House and dent and myself this week, Act. May 2018. Court ruling that found “No, except to say that government workers can’t Senate versions of the that we had to have a de- Rep. Paul Brodeur, the For the scal year-to- Chairlady Peisch and be forced to contribute to budget, there are several cision by Friday, otherwise co-chair of the Joint Com- date through May, state Chairman Lewis are labor unions. key policy differences, he felt there wouldn’t be mittee on Labor and Work- revenue collections have talking about it, so it is The ruling scrapped a including the Senate’s suf cient time in which to force Development, did not totaled more than $26.5 something on the front 41-year-old decision that plan to freeze tuition and educate the general public, foreclose action on other billion. That’s $952 mil- burner, I guess you’d say,” allowed states to require fees at the University of the employers, the employ- changes requested by the lion or 3.7 percent more DeLeo said. ees, in terms of what their business and labor groups. than predictions — and public employees pay Massachusetts system. some fees to unions that Rep. Alice Peisch and rights and obligations are “No one has really talk- $1.8 billion or 7.6 percent Sen. Jason Lewis, the two under the legislation,” De- ed in any detail about more than the same scal represent them, even if State AG opposes bid to ease the workers choose not to co-chairs of Committee on Leo said. the other ve items that year-to-date period in escort rules for oil barges Education, met as recent- “So, I think right now were part of that package. 2018. join. Democratic House BOSTON (AP) — Mas- ly as Tuesday afternoon. since we really don’t have Would we consider mov- Harding said income Lewis has said his goal is a vehicle in which to ing the entire package? I tax withholding payments Speaker Robert De- sachusetts Attorney Leo said the bill shows General Maura Healey for the committee to pro- bring it up before the full think we probably would, and regular sales and use duce a bill this month. House, I think it would be but there’s still some work taxes were above expec- Massachusetts will work is pushing back against to secure protections for the latest challenge to the “It is something people very, very doubtful that it to do around that,” the tations for May, while are discussing to try to would be coming up,” he Melrose Democrat said. non-withheld income tax- working men and women. state’s requirement that The conservative Mas- tugboats escort oil barges come up with something sachusetts Fiscal Alliance through Buzzards Bay. that we feel that we can said the bill would give The Cape Cod Times send on to the governor,” Do Evil Spirits Lurk in Your Home? unions more power over reports Healey’s of ce is DeLeo said. 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PEABODY munity working together From A1 … we need to be vigilant, city and unions not be intimidated to com- against anti-Semitism,” bat hate in all forms re- some changes from the and “The opposite of love LYNN gardless of race, religion, previous health insur- is not hate, it’s indiffer- From A1 nationality, disability, or ance agreement, obtained ence,” while a man hand- sexual orientation. We would be the same projec- by The Item, that provid- ed out yarmulkes, a head need to stand together tion for a retroactive raise ed coverage from July 1, covering for males of the to ensure justice and fair of the same amount. 2018 and expires on June Jewish faith. treatment for all.” Bertino and Mayor 30, 2019. One of the spectators A report issued in April Thomas M. McGee de- Under the new agree- was Jacqueline Torigian, by the Anti-Defamation clined comment on the ment, both Preferred Pro- the widow of former May- League found 2018 was agreement on Wednesday vider Organization (PPO) or Peter Torigian, the lon- the second highest year for because it has not been and Exclusive Provid- gest serving chief execu- ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE anti-Semitic incidents in ratified and signed by the er Organizations (EPO) tive in the city’s history. Massachusetts on record. unions, which has to be plans would be provided. “Peter created the Pea- Rabbi Nechemia Schusterman speaks at the The survey found 58 done by July 1. The city now offers PPO body International Festival unity rally on the steps of Peabody City Hall. Massachusetts communi- But since Cronin said plans, but EPO would as a way to celebrate the ties recorded at least one the proposed budget be a switch from what it city’s heritage,” she said. come together today as one you today to say that has anti-Semitic incident last doesn’t have the capacity currently offers, which is “It was important for me to voice to condemn it.” not changed one bit. Pea- year. The Bay State had for retroactive raises, he Health Maintenance Or- attend today so my children Rabbi Schusterman body remains a city where the fourth highest number wrote on Wednesday that ganization (HMO) plans. and grandchildren know praised the city for its out- there’s no place for hate.” of incidents in the nation any retros paid out in this According to Business it’s wrong to be prejudiced.” pouring of support. Rabbi Baron encouraged with 144, topped by Cali- fiscal year would have Benefits Group, one of the Bettencourt welcomed “Thank you for stand- everyone to pay it forward fornia, 341, New York, 340, to be paid from free cash biggest advantages of an the packed crowd and said ing by the local Jewish and do something good for and New Jersey, 200. or budgetary surpluses EPO plan is the lower cost Peabody has always been community as I know you someone else. “It’s suddenly fashion- found elsewhere. because it typically costs a place that accepts people would do for any faith that Rhonda Gilberg, chair- able to target Jews on “Any retros related to less than both PPOs and of all ethnic and religious was attacked and mala- woman of the North Shore the street,” said Robert FY19 that are paid out HMOs. backgrounds. gnied,” he said. “This is a Advisory Committee for Trestan, ADL’s New En- in FY20 would have to Effective July 1, for “Our city was built by peo- rally against anti-Semi- the North Shore’s An- gland Regional director. be funded from the sav- active employees and ple who came here from all “It’s scary and dangerous.” tism and intolerance, but ti-Defamation League, ings yielded in the health non-Medicare retirees, over the world looking for But the city’s response has it’s not about me or Rab- began her remarks by not- insurance budget via a the split for PPO individ- a better life for themselves been phenomenal, he said. bi Baron. If this incident ing this is her fifth North transfer,” Cronin said. “Of ual and family coverage and their families,” he said. “One of the ways to re- … caused today’s rally of Shore anti-Semitism rally equal importance is the would be 70 percent paid “That melting pot commu- spond to such things is cour- goodness and more good in the last 18 months. need for the FY20 budget by the city and 30 percent nity … has provided great age, and that was demon- things come from it, that “Anti-Semitism is at to be adjusted to account paid by employees. The comfort to our residents strated by the rabbis who would be enough.” historic numbers and it’s for the raises. split for EPO individu- and is a tremendous source reported it,” he said. “The The rabbi said when he becoming increasingly “Since the FY20 budget al and family coverage of pride for our community. other way is resilience, and arrived in the city with his dangerous to be Jewish,” presented by the mayor would be 77 percent paid That’s why last week’s in- the mayor made it clear we family in 2003, Peabody she said. “We are here did not include any fund- by the city and 23 percent cident is so disheartening are stronger because this prided itself as no place because of the courage of ing for raises, it is not in paid by employees, which and so despicable. It’s not happened, we will come to- for hate. this community to stand the base budget. There- would change on July 1, who we are as a communi- gether and send a message “Now, 16 years later, that up and say no. We can’t fore, a budget amendment 2020 when the city share ty and it goes against ev- right back that says this is slogan is being put to the fight anti-Semitism alone. would have to be made, decreases to 75 percent ery value we hold dear. We test,” he said. “I stand before It takes the entire com- not acceptable.” such as moving some and the employee share of the savings from the increases to 25 percent. health insurance budget The PPO plan split is the Nahant pilot flew into history 75 years ago to individual departmen- same as the agreement tal budgets.” that expires on June 30, GAVIN Eglise, a now-famous focal over to France on the eve- on Cape Cod. But flying and Cronin told the council but employees would take From A1 point for airborne opera- ning of the 6th. flight defined his life. He last month that the FY20 on a higher share with the tions during D-Day. Gavin said the job only was on the verge of serving budget could potentially EPO plan vs. the current poised to send troops The flight took nearly required a single squad- in the Korean War before allow for raises if the cost HMO plan. On the HMO ashore against the Nazi three hours as the trans- ron and commanders de- hostilities ended and he savings through a change plan, employees currently defenses. port formation lumbered cided which squadron got served in the Air Force Re- in health insurance offset pay 16 percent for individ- An Attleboro native who across the English Chan- the job with the flip of a serve before retiring with the funds needed for the ual and 19.6 percent for enlisted in the Army in nel, slowed by the weight coin: Gavin’s squadron the rank of lieutenant colo- increases. The proposed family coverage. 1942, Gavin volunteered to of the gliders. The C-47s lost the toss. nel serving as operations of- budget is based on status It’s unclear what the fly at a time when the Army made a slow, wide turn “We flew in again about ficer at Otis Air Force Base. quo health insurance. cost savings would be Air Forces were part of the across France several 9 p.m. on the 6th. It was “I flew until the 1960s,” Although the agreement through the changes. In Army. The 437th was one miles inside the coast, all scary,” he said. he said. only includes retroactive a correspondence to the part of the massive invasion the while enduring Ger- After D-Day, the 437th He worked for years as raises, the understand- City Council and McGee force assembled in England man anti-aircraft fire un- participated in major mil- an air traffic controller, ing is that if it is ratified in March, which recom- and the planes with their til they reached the glider itary operations marking initially in Boston and, by unions, the city and its mended the city switch limited flying range flew release point and headed the Allied advance through later, in Nashua, N.H. unions will continue to ne- to the GIC, Cronin pro- France and into Germany A Nahant resident for from the United States to back to England. gotiate other non-health vided figures that showed South America, then Africa, Gavin mastered the job of even as Russian armies most of his life married related matters such as the cost of Lynn’s current before heading to England. flying his C-47 nicknamed pushed the Germans back to town resident Marie further raises. plan for active employees, Assigned to a British air “Spare Parts” in a forma- through Poland. Hosker, the father of six vis- base in the country village tion of four-planes abreast The transport group ited the Normandy beaches McGee told the City Harvard Pilgrim HMO, of Ramsbury, the trans- towing gliders. But on the spent six months in France that once flowed with blood Council last month the is $10,789 for individual port crews spent a year night of the invasion, his and flew missions for the and Sainte Mere Eglise tentative agreement that coverage and $28,889 for preparing for the inva- designated spot in the for- ill-fated Operation Market eight years ago. had been reached with a family plan. sion with practice flights mation was switched with Garden assault in Holland He still admires the the city’s unions, ref- The agreement also and briefings covering ev- another plane. and towed gliders across C-47’s stalwart service as erencing the health in- states all active employ- ery detail of the invasion “It got shot down right in the Rhine into Germany. America’s military work- surance memorandum, ees and Medicare eligi- flight involving massed front of me,” he said. “We lived day to day. It horse and 75 years hav- resulted in a cost sav- ble-retirees must use the formations of aircraft. Back at Ramsbury, was a case of luck. A lot en’t dimmed D-Day mem- ings through changes in mandatory generic pre- Gavin’s squadron took 437th, which was made up of guys didn’t make it,” ories and recollections of health insurance. He said scription drug program. off shortly after midnight of several squadrons, was Gavin said. friends lost. the agreement, which in- The city will conduct an on June 6 and released a assigned another mission After the war, Gavin “I think it will always be cludes contracts for fiscal analysis starting July 1 glider over Sainte Mere to haul British gliders worked as a homebuilder remembered,” he said. year 2019, “preserves the to estimate cost/savings much-needed benefits for impact to migrate active our employees, while real- plan retirees over the age Great debate in Saugus: Is it a mural or a sign? izing budget savings.” of 65 to the Medicaid En- Although the city opt- hanced Plan. Should the SAUGUS fixed it to the building. gave the iconic Route 1 di- be permitted that casts ed to stick with Harvard analysis show a cost sav- ings, the city will migrate From A1 The artist has painted nosaur a giant replica of a glare onto any portion of Pilgrim Health Care, the about 100 murals across honey-dipped doughnut, any street that would, in health insurance agree- the active plan retirees on it is very broad as to what the country, including one nearly the length of the the opinion of the Chief of ment appears to have Jan. 1, 2020. is considered a sign,” at the Peabody Leather- dinosaur’s torso and com- Police, constitute a driving said Town Counsel John workers’ Museum, one in plete with glowing lights. hazard.” Vasapolli. “If (Varone’s) Salem, and 10 in Beverly. The doughnut was hung Scott said he planned opinion is that it’s a sign The only time he recalls from the dinosaur’s arms. to cover up the mural as and it’s violating the sign running into a similar issue Because the dinosaur requested by the town. bylaw, he has the right to was when he painted a mu- doesn’t share a space His only other option is to do that.” ral at a cafe in Reno, Nev., with the doughnut shop petition the Board of Ap- The town’s zoning by- in the ‘90s, before the city within the development, peals for a variance, said laws include nine pages of was covered in public art. it would be considered a Vasapolli. regulations for advertis- “The sign department in free-standing sign and “It’s unfortunate because ing signs and billboards. Reno thought that even if would require a variance. people were already out There are general size, the mural depicted what The sign bylaws specify there enjoying it and taking placement and light reg- was going on inside the that “no illumination shall pictures of it,” said Scott. ulations listed in the doc- business, they considered ument. it a sign,” said Coleman. Signs are defined as any “In the end, that mural “privately owned perma- was allowed to stay.” nent or temporary device, The issue is a public art The value of each coupon shown here is equal to structure, placard, paint- problem, not a sign ordi- ing, drawing, poster, letter, nance issue, he said. He or greater than the price of the newspaper. pictorial representation, cited the Beyond Walls emblem, pennant, insig- movement in Lynn and ATTENTION BUSINESS OWNERS! nia, numeral, trade flag, or the effort to revitalize Sa- If you would like to participate in representation used as, or lem’s point neighborhood that is in the nature of an using public art. The Daily Item’s Deal of the Day, advertisement, announce- “I think if there were contact us at 781-593-7700, ext. 1280 ment, or direction that is more murals around Route on a public way or on pri- 1, it would kind of offset vate property within public all of the urban blight that TODAY’S DEAL OF THE DAY view of a public way, public you see,” said Coleman. park or reservation.” “But, from what I under- It goes on to say that if stand, Saugus has some a sign is affixed against a very strict signage laws.” wall, the area of the sign In March, Kane’s Donuts may not exceed 10 percent of the wall area. “This goes back to many LAW OFFICES OF years ago when the town JAMES J. CARRIGAN was concerned about the • Social Security Disability size of signs going up,” said • Workers Compensation Vasapolli. “They didn’t want • Accidents it to look like Las Vegas.” 25 years located across from Lynn District Court Cap World’s mural is five feet tall by 90 feet long 15 Johnson St. and sits above a row of bay 781-596-0100 JAMES J. CARRIGAN doors. Coleman painted it ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN on 22 pieces of sheet metal LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL at his studio and later af- www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] A4 THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 2019 OPINION Now what? HOW TO REACH US E¦§¦ M. G DIRECTORS What do you do with next? How can we as President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M£Ÿ H. SŸŸ a failing child? With parents undo all the Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant someone who disap- feelings of failure and E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall points you and doesn’t Carolina frustration that come 110 Munroe St. W J. K R ¢ S£ Monica Connell Healey meet your expectations? naturally with this set- P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer News Editor J. Patrick Norton Trujillo Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  TŸ  J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan It’s hard to ignore that back? If I were in those Chief Operating O cer Editorial Page Editor Chairman we are in full-blown shoes, I would probably Customer Service Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. graduation season. For that their child, despite think that it is the end PUBLISHERS the past three weeks of the world. I know, I’m Connecting Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 all of their collective ef- All Departments: Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 every newspaper, media a bit overdramatic, but forts, did not make it to 781-593-7700 Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 outlet and social me- in all honesty, it is not. Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 the finish line, and will Ext. 2 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 dia forum has been all not add any type of aca- I guess I want to tell Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 about celebrations here Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 demic pride to the fami- parents out there that classi [email protected] Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 and there. First, the ex- ly legacy. there are multiple ave- Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 travagant outfits worn Subscriptions Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 As a parent, I put my- nues your child can pur- [email protected] to prom, where adoles- sue to get back on track John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 self in those shoes, and Circulation cents not only display I know for a fact that and continue to move [email protected] their individuality, but I’ve placed most of my forward, if that’s what Ext. 3 also the status they hold hard work into uncon- they choose. GED pro- Newsroom among their peers, to grams that can help ob- [email protected] ditionally loving my [email protected] the transition into the child, supporting his tain the diploma, com- Ext. 4 lavish after parties that academics, and remind- munity colleges that have become more elab- Sports ing myself of loving him are prepared to tackle [email protected] orate as time progress- despite the times when stellar and not-so-stel- Ext. 5 es. Oh, and let’s not he’s stumbled in school. lar students and help EDITORIAL forget the posts about Retail and Online I have also focused on them shape their pro- Advertising the college acceptance making him an inde- fessional future, trade [email protected] letters and all the pa- pendent young man, schools that are very ADVERTISING rental displays of pride although that has not much in demand in the Ernie Carpenter Jr. for one’s child happily always been in my best employment field — but Director of Advertising The mission moving in the direction and Business Development, ext. 1355 interest, as he’s devel- most importantly the [email protected] of their professional life. oped a larger-than-life idea of teaching your Ralph Mitchell and the moment But what about the personality, and most child that a rock in the Sales Representative, ext. 1313 other part of this group? of the time his opin- road is not a reason to [email protected] By sea and by air, the invasion of According to the Massa- ions (which he has tons quit, and will not be the Patricia Whalen France galvanized the world’s attention Sales Representative, ext. 1310 chusetts Department of of) can get in the way reason you stop believ- [email protected] 75 years ago and made D-Day a house- Elementary and Sec- of getting things done, ing in them as a parent. BUSINESS OFFICE hold expression defining the arrival, in ondary Education, 14.9 completed, checked off So, my advice to you is simplest terms, of the day, hour and min- Maria Alvaracin percent of Lynn teens the list. He is as stub- to love your child, un- ext. 1205 ute for decisive action. dropped out of school born as I am, so our conditionally and eter- [email protected] The action on the French beaches and in 2018. This group will arguments or disagree- nally, and if the amount Susan J. Conti in the countryside and small towns was not graduate school, Controller, ext. 1288 ments can be long and of love you’re currently [email protected] a desperate, close-run affair that suc- didn’t get accepted to tedious. So it’s difficult, giving is not enough, ceeded through a combination of plan- Ted Grant college, and don’t real- to say the least. then increase the dose. Publisher, ext. 1234 ning, brilliant subterfuge and the benefit ly have a plan to move I guess no parent is [email protected] of poor decisions, or no decisions, on the forward. I often wonder prepared to accept the Carolina Trujillo is Marian Kinney part of German commanders tasked with ext. 1212 how that group of par- fact that their child the Community Rela- [email protected] defending Adolf Hitler’s Atlantic Wall ents must feel seeing might not be moving tions Director for Essex Will Kraft against invaders. everyone else celebrate into the bright future Media Group. She can Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 Looming large in history in terms of its their child’s achieve- they have envisioned in be reached at ctrujillo@ [email protected] scale and significance, D-Day in reality ments, and knowing their head. So, what’s itemlive.com. Mike Shanahan was a collection of do-or-die minutes in Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 [email protected] which participants, seemingly small in LETTER TO THE EDITOR Carolina Trujillo their importance or large, made deci- Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 sions that changed the course of history. [email protected] Dwight D. Eisenhower, Supreme Allied Jim Wilson Commander and later president, weighed Excellent emergency Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 [email protected] weather reports, listened to advice from subordinates, and calculated risks be- resources will continue in Lynn CIRCULATION Lisa Mahmoud fore becoming the lone decision-maker Manager, ext. 1239 charged with launching the invasion. Recent articles have health care needs. The ment is ensuring that [email protected] The landing craft-borne infantry who questioned whether medical village will also patients understand CLASSIFIED waded out of English Channel swells and North Shore Medical offer labs, radiology, phy- the appropriate use of Abbe Young Smith onto French beaches had little time to Center’s future emergen- sician offices and many emergency vs. urgent Manager, ext. 1276 [email protected] decide if they should advance or retreat. cy facilities will be able services Lynn residents care services. NSMC will With comrades dying around them, the to meet the demands use today on the Union be engaging in a robust, GRAPHICS invaders pressed forward to overwhelm of the communities we Hospital campus. multi-lingual public Trevor Andreozzi Designer deadly German resistance. serve, including those of In addition, the Lynn communication cam- [email protected] Lynn-area residents im- Community Health Glider tow plane co-pilot Kenneth paign as we get closer Mohamed Diop Gavin’s moment came before he climbed pacted by the consolida- Center, an important to transitioning care on Designer into the cockpit of his C-47. A superior tion of Salem and Union partner in our planning, the Union campus from [email protected] officer decided to switch the plane’s place hospitals. recently expanded its emergency to urgent Mark Sutherland The answer is abso- urgent care center op- Creative Director in a massed formation of aircraft towing care in spring 2020. [email protected] glider planes sent across the English lutely yes. As physicians erations to seven days a We look forward who have dedicated our NEWSROOM Channel. week in downtown Lynn. to working with our careers to caring for resi- This facility accommo- Mike Alongi The plane assigned to Gavin’s previous community partners Sports Reporter ext. 1228 dents in this community, dates many patients who to extend this message [email protected] spot in the formation was shot down be- and as leaders of this used to seek urgent care fore his eyes. throughout the area. Bill Brotherton organization, we care at the Union Hospital Ample contingency Features Editor ext. 1338 D-Day teeters 75 years later on his- deeply about providing Emergency Department. [email protected] tory’s edge. The tipping point will come resources: NSMC will a consolidation plan Increase in psychiatry also retain emergency Gayla Cawley when the last witness to that historic that will ensure that capacity — NSMC is Reporter, ext. 1236 day dies and consigns D-Day’s moments, licensed beds currently [email protected] exceptional care remains nearly doubling behav- located on the Salem hours and the days that followed it into available to all of our ioral health capacity, Cheryl Charles campus, as well as other News Editor, ext. 1278 the history books and recorded accounts. patients well into the adding 54 new psychi- resources that can be [email protected] future. atry beds on the Salem When that happens, the responsibili- activated during peak Bella diGrazia The consolidation plan Campus to accommodate Reporter, ext. 1317 ty will fall squarely on us to remember times (such as flu sea- underway has been patients who often wait [email protected] D-Day for its acts of courage and for its son) for overflow capac- ultimate sacrifices. carefully developed, hours or even days in Thomas Grillo ity. Reporter, ext. 1264 with many Lynn leaders, our current Emergency [email protected] residents and commu- Departments for suit- There are many factors nity advocates involved, able psychiatric place- that impact capacity of Spenser Hasak a community Emergen- Photographer, ext. 1332 to ensure that we will ment. Providing more [email protected] cy Department and we deliver on that mission. psychiatry beds will not Thor Jourgensen Emergency facilities only enable us to provide believe our multi-facet- Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 are expanding and better care to our behav- ed plan accommodates [email protected] improving: With respect ioral health patients but them. We look forward to Daniel Kane to emergency capacity, will also free up space in continuing the import- Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 ant work we have done [email protected] not only does the plan the Emergency Depart- Steve Krause include a significant ment for patients with with local health care Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 expansion of the Emer- other needs. and emergency response [email protected] gency Department in Access to general in- leaders to ensure that Owen O’Rourke Salem and a redesign patient medical/surgical the excellent care our Photographer, ext. 1224 [email protected] of the space to improve beds: The Salem expan- patients have come to expect will be available Emma LeBlanc Pérez efficiency and patient ex- sion project includes Copy Editor perience, it also includes 24 new private patient to the Greater Lynn [email protected] improvements to other rooms that will be community for many Harold Rivera parts of the care system earmarked for medical years to come. Sports Editor, ext. 1238 that have an impact on and cardiology patients. [email protected] emergency resources. Opening this capacity David J. Roberts, M.D. Roberto Scalese News Editor, ext. 1211 These additional im- will improve throughput President [email protected] provements include: for patients being admit- Anne Marie Tobin Urgent Care: A robust ted to the hospital from North Shore Medical Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 urgent care center, oper- the Emergency Center [email protected] ated by Partners Urgent Department and in Bridget Turcotte Care, will be available turn, ease overcrowding. Phillip Rice, M.D. Reporter, ext. 1269 [email protected] in the medical village Education about appro- Chief, Emergency De- currently under con- priate use of the Emer- Ryan York partment Copy Editor, ext. 1220 struction on the Union gency Department: Key [email protected] Hospital campus, for to managing volume in North Shore Medical TECHNOLOGY patients with less acute the Emergency Depart- Center Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Mexican officials try to stave off tariffs at White House By Jill Colvin, did not expect a deal that have said Mexico can pre- Matthew Lee would stop the tariffs to vent the tariffs by securing and Luis Alonso Lugo emerge Wednesday. its southern border with ASSOCIATED PRESS However, White House Guatemala, cracking down trade adviser Peter Na- on criminal smuggling or- WASHINGTON — Mexi- varro said in an interview can officials arrived at the ganizations and entering with CNN that there were into a “safe third country White House Wednesday commitments Mexico could for a high-level, face-to-face agreement” that would make to avoid the tariffs, make it difficult for those meeting, hoping for a deal which he said “may not to stave off President Don- who enter Mexico from oth- have to go into effect pre- er countries to claim asy- ald Trump’s threatened cisely because we have the tariffs on Mexican goods lum in the U.S. Mexicans’ attention.” The U.S., however, has flowing into the United And Republican Chuck not proposed any concrete States. Grassley of Iowa, chairman benchmarks or metrics to The first tariffs — 5 per- of the Senate Finance Com- cent taxes on imports from mittee, told reporters the assess whether the U.S. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Mexico — are to go into ef- Mexicans were putting pro- ally is sufficiently stem- fect next Monday barring posals on the table that he ming the migrant flow from Cristiano Ronaldo’s attorney, Peter Christiansen, declined to comment an agreement has seemed expected would resolve the Central America. And it is about the change in venue or an ongoing police investigation. unlikely despite continuing standoff. unclear whether even those negotiations as well as stiff “There’s not going to be steps would be enough to opposition and high hopes any tariffs,” Grassley said. satisfy Trump on illegal from many of Trump’s fel- “They got a long list of immigration, a signature Ronaldo rape lawsuit moved low Republicans in Con- things they’re going to offer issue of his presidency and gress. to us, and it will preclude one that he sees as crucial The tariffs carry enor- tariffs going into effect.” to his 2020 re-election cam- from Nevada to U.S. court mous economic conse- Administration officials paign. quences for both countries, By Ken Ritter Christiansen has previ- ble serving Ronaldo with and politically they under- ASSOCIATED PRESS ously acknowledged that the documents in Europe. Ronaldo met Mayorga in Drohobyczer said score a major ideological LAS VEGAS — A law- split between Trump and 2009 and maintained they Wednesday she was still suit by a Nevada woman had consensual sex. awaiting confirmation his party. Trump has in- accusing soccer star Cris- creasingly relied on tariffs Ronaldo plays in Italy that Ronaldo had received tiano Ronaldo of raping for the Turin-based soccer the lawsuit, so the civil as a bludgeon to try to force her in 2009 at a Las Ve- other nations to bend to his club Juventus. case can proceed. gas Strip resort has been The Associated Press Mayorga underwent a will, dismissing warnings, moved from state to feder- including from fellow Re- generally does not name medical exam to collect al court in Las Vegas, her people who say they are DNA evidence shortly af- publicans, about the likely lawyer said Wednesday. impacts on American man- victims of sex crimes. May- ter the alleged attack in “We basically just orga gave consent through June 2009. In January, ufacturers and consumers. switched venues, but the White House officials her lawyers to make her Las Vegas police request- claims remain,” said attor- name public. ed a sample of Ronaldo’s earlier Wednesday down- ney Larissa Drohobyczer, played expectations. The Word of the change of DNA through Italian au- who represents former U.S. delegation to Wednes- venue came after the law- thorities. model and schoolteacher day’s talks, led by Vice suit filed in September in Officer Laura Meltzer, a Kathryn Mayorga in the President Mike Pence, was Nevada state court was department spokeswom- civil filings seeking money. ready to listen to Mexico’s voluntarily dismissed on an, said Wednesday she Ronaldo’s attorney Pe- ideas for meeting Trump’s May 8 by Mayorga’s attor- had no information about ter Christiansen declined demands that the coun- neys. whether investigators had to comment about the try step up its efforts to Drohobyczer said May- received the sample. The change in venue or an on- halt Central American mi- orga had also filed identi- case remains open, she grants from making their going police investigation. cal claims in January in said. way to the U.S. border, ac- Mayorga’s lawsuit accus- U.S. District Court in Las The department said an PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS cording to two officials, who es Ronaldo or those work- Vegas to take advantage initial investigation was spoke only on condition of Mexican Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard, who ing for him of conspiracy, of federal court rules on closed in 2009 because anonymity ahead of the pri- met with Vice President Mike Pence, Secretary coercion and fraud, defa- serving foreigners with Mayorga only identified vate meeting at the White of State Mike Pompeo and others, said Tuesday mation and breach of con- court filings. her attacker as a Euro- House. But they said they he thought tariffs could be avoided. tract for allowing details Court records filed in pean soccer player, not of a confidential financial April in the federal case by name, and did not say settlement to become pub- show that Mayorga’s at- where the incident took ‘Homework gap’ shows millions lic. torneys were having trou- place. of students lack home internet U.S. stocks rise again, though By Michael Melia, households have home ac- mother’s computer at Jeff Amy cess. home, but she was without energy shares slump with oil and Larry Fenn School districts, local home internet this spring, ASSOCIATED PRESS governments and others which added to deadline By Damian J. Troise dental Petroleum fell 4.8 Fed rate hike,” said Quin- have tried to help. Districts stress for a research proj- and Alex Veiga percent and Halliburton cy Krosby, chief market HARTFORD, Conn. — installed wireless internet ect. ASSOCIATED PRESS slid 3.9 percent. strategist at Prudential With no computer or in- on buses and loaned out “I really have to do every- Traders shrugged off a Financial. “The market ternet at home, Raegan hot spots. Many commu- thing on my phone because Stocks moved broad- report from payroll pro- has been in essence call- Byrd’s homework assign- nities compiled lists of wi- I have my data and that’s ly higher on Wall Street cessor ADP that showed ing for a rate hike for a ments present a nightly fi-enabled restaurants and it,” she said. in afternoon trading private U.S. companies number of months as the challenge: How much can other businesses where Administrators say they Wednesday, extending added the fewest jobs in economic data have waned she get done using just her children are welcome to try to make the school the market’s strong gains nine years last month, as and tariff issues have in- smartphone? linger and do schoolwork. a welcoming place, with from the previous day. manufacturers, construc- tensified.” On the tiny screen, she Others repurposed un- efforts including an af- The gains were tem- tion firms and mining Signs that the Fed is switches between web pag- used television frequencies ter-school dinner program, pered by a sharp drop in companies cut workers. willing to cut interest es for research projects, to provide connectivity, a in part to encourage them crude oil prices, which is The results fell far short rates to reinforce econom- losing track of tabs when- strategy that the Hartford to use the technology at sending energy stocks low- of economists’ forecasts. ic growth are encouraging ever friends send messag- Public Library plans to try the building. Some teach- er. Benchmark U.S. crude The discouraging jobs traders to bid up stocks es. She uses her thumbs next year in the north end. ers offer class time for stu- plunged 3.4 percent to data, which comes ahead after a stumbling start to to tap out school papers, Some students study in dents to work on projects $51.68 a barrel following of the government’s own the week. but when glitches keep her the parking lots of schools, that require an internet a report showing an unex- tally of May hiring on Federal Reserve Chair- from submitting assign- libraries or restaurants — connection. pected surge in U.S. crude Friday, could be seen as man Jerome Powell said ments electronically, she wherever they can find a English teacher Susan supplies. U.S. crude has good news by investors Tuesday that the central writes them out by hand. signal. Johnston said she also declined in five of the past who hope that the Federal bank was “closely moni- “At least I have some- The consequences can be tries to stick with educa- six weeks and is now 22.1 Reserve will cut interest toring” developments in thing, instead of nothing, dire for children in these tional programs that offer percent below its 2019 rates to steady the econo- the United States’ mul- to explain the situation,” situations, because stu- smartphone apps. Going closing high of $66.30 in my as the U.S. brawls with tiple trade conflicts and said Raegan, a high school dents with home internet back to paper and chalk- April. The slide puts U.S. other major economies would “act as appropriate” senior in Hartford. consistently score higher boards is not an option, crude in what Wall Street over trade. to sustain the nation’s eco- She is among nearly 3 in reading, math and sci- she said. calls a bear market. Occi- “It could help underpin a nomic expansion. million students around ence. And the homework the country who face gap in many ways mirrors struggles keeping up with broader educational barri- their studies because they ers for poor and minority must make do without students. MERCURY RECOVERY PROGRAM home internet. In class- Students without inter- rooms, access to laptops net at home are more like- and the internet is nearly ly to be students of color, Mercury is an element that can be harmful to human health universal. But at home, the from low-income families cost of internet service and or in households with low- and the environment if not disposed of properly. gaps in its availability cre- er parental education lev- ate obstacles in urban ar- els. Janice Flemming-But- eas and rural communities ler, who has researched Mercury is found in products such as: alike. barriers to internet access In what has become in Hartford’s largely black known as the homework north end, said the disad- gap, an estimated 17 per- vantage for minority stu- cent of U.S. students do not dents is an injustice on the have access to computers same level as “when black at home and 18 percent people didn’t have books.” do not have home access Raegan, who is black, is to broadband internet, ac- grateful for her iPhone, cording to an Associated and the data plan paid for Thermostats Thermometers Button-Cell Mercury Switches Fluorescent Press analysis of census by her grandfather. The Batteries Lamps data. honors student at Hart- Until a couple of years ford’s Journalism and Me- ago, Raegan’s school gave dia Academy tries to make Please contact your local Board of Health or Department of Public every student a laptop as much progress as possi- equipped with an inter- ble while at school. Works for information on where to safely dispose of these items. SPONSORED BY net hot spot. But that “On a computer — click, grant program lapsed. In click — it’s so much easier,” the area surrounding the she said. school in the city’s north Classmate Madison El- keepmercuryfromrising.org end, less than half of bert has access to her A6 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 2019 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- 19 Juniper Road on Tuesday at at 7:13 a.m. on Wednesday. stopped the suspect on Wash- larly arrests, reflect police records. In 9:31 a.m. Officer reports house ington Street and neither party the event of a perceived inaccuracy, appears to be secure. Complaints wants to file a police report. it is the sole responsibility of the con- A 911 hangup call received from 14 Wymon Way on Tues- A report of vandalism at Mar- Animal Control cerned party to contact the relevant day at 11:29 a.m. Officer re- blehead High School on Hum- police department and have the ported it was done by accident phrey Street at 11:17 a.m. on Dog found in the backyard of department issue a notice of correc- by a child playing with the tele- Tuesday. 12 Rainbow Circle on Monday tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or phone. A caller reported at 1:12 p.m. at 3:33 p.m. Animal control of- clarifications will not be made without Accidental burglar alarm on Tuesday that a man threat- ficer reports the resident called triggered at the Huckleberry ened to kill her on Atlantic Av- back and have located the express notice of change from the ar- enue. dog’s owner. resting police department. Hill School at 5 Knoll Road on Wednesday at 1:14 a.m. A caller reported shoplifting Animal control officer mailed Simply Safe reported a fire on Pleasant Street at 1:29 a citation on Monday at 3:45 LYNN alarm sounded at 21 Bancroft p.m. on Tuesday. Responding p.m. to Marisa DaSilva, 45 officers reported it unfounded. Warren St., to license Shiloh, a St. on Wednesday at 6:52 a.m. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Arrests Security company canceled A caller reported at 1:37 Yorkie. She had seven days to alarm. p.m. on Tuesday that there was comply. Former critical care doctor William Husel, cen- Anthony Brooks, 34, of 103 a lot of traffic on Lucia Road ter, pleads not guilty to murder charges in the Lewis St., was arrested and Complaints because people were using it Complaints deaths of 25 hospital patients while appearing charged with OUI drugs, OUI as a cut through. The dispatch with defense attorney Richard Blake, right, in liquor, Class A drug possession, Caller reports vehicles parked informed her there was a fu- Large branch hanging over Franklin County Court on Wednesday in Co- failure to stop/yield, speeding, on both sides of Elizabeth Way neral reception in the area with the road at 388 Lowell St. on lumbus, Ohio. negligent operation of a motor making it impossible for emer- about 100 cars and there were Monday at 3:28 p.m. The De- vehicle and Class E drug pos- gency vehicles to get down the signs and arrows in place. At partment of Public Works noti- session at 11:08 p.m. Tuesday. street on Tuesday at 9:15 a.m. 1:47 p.m. she called back and fied. Emannuel Tamba, 24, of Officer reports all vehicles are stated she changed the arrow Unwanted guest reported at Doctor accused of 344 Eastern Ave., was arrested legally parked with ample ac- so it pointed down another 14 Tanners Court on Monday at and charged with assault and cess for first responders. road. Responding officers went 4:38 p.m. Officer reports party murder in 25 patient battery at 12:32 a.m. Wednes- Caller from 1 Haywood Farm to the arrow sign and changed left without incident. day. Lane reported a contractor has it back. Disturbance reported at the struck a pipe in the front yard A caller reported he was Northshore Mall on Tuesday at overdose deaths Accidents on Tuesday at 1:54 p.m. Call forced off the road and almost 12:45 p.m. at Forever Flawless handled by the Lynnfield Fire was involved in an accident at at 210 Andover St. Officer re- defense attorney Richard A report of a motor vehi- By Kantele Franko Department. Tedesco Street and Leggs Hill ports Douglas Munoz-Lewis of ASSOCIATED PRESS Blake said. cle hit and run crash at 2:55 Officer wanted at 8 Kings Road at 4:50 p.m. on Tuesday. 63 Andover St. was asked not The patients were going p.m. Tuesday at 3 Lynnfield St.; Road on Tuesday at 4 p.m. Call- He stated the driver was an to return to the mall for one COLUMBUS, Ohio — An to die whether they were at 4:06 a.m. Wednesday at er reports someone has stolen older female headed toward year. Ohio doctor was charged being treated by Husel or 26 Newhall St.; at 6:07 a.m. his surveyor sticks. Vinnin Square. with murder Wednesday another physician, Blake Wednesday at Water Pumping Larceny reported at 76 Can- A caller reported at 6:53 p.m. SAUGUS in the deaths of 25 hospi- said. Station at 325 Walnut St. terbury Road on Tuesday at on Tuesday that she observed tal patients who, authori- The Columbus-area A report of a motor vehicle 7:50 p.m. Report taken. an “Asian male grabbing a Accidents ties say, were killed with Mount Carmel Health crash at 3:51 p.m. Tuesday at Caller reported a group of woman around the neck, walk- deliberate overdoses of System has publicly apol- 111 Washington St.; at 11:25 youths trying to remove the ing her, and holding her up” on A report of a motor vehicle painkillers, many of them ogized. It issued a state- p.m. Tuesday at Frey Playground Olde Towne Road sign on Tues- Pleasant Street. Responding accident at Route 1 South administered by other ment Wednesday pledging at 325 Walnut St. day at 11:08 p.m. Officer re- officers reported no issues and near Main Street at 5:30 p.m. medical workers on his to continue cooperating A report of a motor vehicle ports sign has been knocked no one in distress. Wednesday; at 41 Chestnut St. orders. with authorities and mak- crash with personal injury at down and the Department of A caller reported a “white at 7:22 p.m. Wednesday. In one of the biggest cas- ing “meaningful changes” 7:13 p.m. Tuesday at Bank Public Works will be contacted male walking up the street an- es of its kind ever brought to ensure such events nev- of America at 1 State St.; at in the morning. grily wearing gray shorts and a Complaints against an American er happen again. 12:40 a.m. Wednesday at 28 Caller from 9 Williams Road T-shirt in a tactical vest” at West health care professional, The system found that Western Ave. reported four tires were stolen Shore Drive and Village Street A caller reported a shovel William Husel was ac- Husel ordered potentially from his vehicle on Wednesday at 9:55 p.m. on Tuesday. and a piece of metal in the me- cused of ordering outsize fatal drug doses for 29 pa- Assaults at 7:07 a.m. Officer took report. dian near Kowloon Restaurant doses of the powerful tients, including five who at 8:54 a.m. Tuesday. painkiller fentanyl. Many A report of an assault and PEABODY might have received those Medical Aid A caller reported two men of the patients who died drugs when there still was battery at 12:48 p.m. Tuesday who appear to be trying to take were on ventilators and on Surfside Road. Arrests a chance to improve their Ambulance requested from packages from homes in the receiving palliative care. A report of an assault and conditions with treat- Sunrise Assisted Living at 55 David W. Claffey Jr., 36, of Lincoln Avenue area at 9:50 The deaths occurred be- battery with a dangerous weap- ment. The hospital system Salem St., Apt. 107 on Tuesday 52 Endicott St., Apt. 1, was a.m. Tuesday. tween 2015 and 2018. on at 1:06 p.m. Tuesday on Wil- said six more patients got at 9:09 a.m. Patient taken to arrested on a warrant from Report of wires down at 237 Franklin County Pros- low Street. doses that were excessive Melrose/Wakefield Hospital. Chelsea District Court on Mon- Fairmount Ave. at 11:22 p.m. ecutor Ron O’Brien com- but probably did not cause Medical aid requested at 3 Tuesday. Breaking and Entering day at 5:58 p.m. and charged pared Husel’s actions to their deaths. Cranberry Lane on Tuesday at with operating a motor vehicle A caller reported a truck extinguishing a dwindling The murder charges took down wires and caused A report of a breaking and 12:03 p.m. Patient taken to with a revoked or suspended candle. were brought only in cas- damage to her home at 237 entering at 5:16 p.m. Tuesday Winchester Hospital. license. “That candle, while es that involved fentanyl Fairmount Ave. at 1:10 p.m. at 119 Sheridan St. Ambulance requested at 6 Jason Vincent Chandonnet, there may be just a half doses of at least 500 mi- Edgemere Road on Tuesday at 40, of 38 Kimball Road., Ames- Tuesday. an inch of wax left, if I crograms. The prosecutor Theft 5:12 p.m. Patient taken to the bury was arrested on Monday A report of a baby deer run- blow that candle out, I’m said the investigation re- hospital. at 6:17 p.m. on three warrants. ning in the roadway on Grey- causing that flame to go mains open and other cas- A report of a robbery at 1 Lahey Health Center at 1350 Jill L. Alvarado, 40, of 64 Ab- stone Road at 1:42 p.m. Tues- out sooner than it would es are still under review. a.m. Wednesday at Franklin Market St. requested an am- erdeen Ave., was arrested fol- day. naturally,” O’Brien said. Husel was fired in De- and North Common streets. bulance on Tuesday at 7:55 lowing a traffic stop on Tuesday A caller reported a male and Husel, 43, pleaded not cember and stripped of A report of motor vehicle theft p.m. Patient taken to the Lahey at 8:12 p.m. on a warrant. a female arguing and rough- guilty after turning him- his medical license after at 8:34 a.m. Wednesday at 24 Hospital & Medical Center in ly pulling a child around near self in earlier in the day. concerns about his orders Estes St. Peabody. Summons Saville and Hamilton streets at A judge set bail at $1 mil- were brought to the atten- A report of a larceny at 9:07 4:03 p.m. Tuesday. lion. tion of officials at Mount Marcos O. Lopez-Chilel, 20, a.m. Wednesday at 95 South St. Property Check The doctor is the lone Carmel, where he had of 7 Williams Ave., Apt. 2, Lynn, Theft defendant. Authorities are worked for five years. Property check at Lynnfield was summoned on Monday at Vandalism not prosecuting nurses, Mount Carmel has said High School at 527 Essex St. 6:55 p.m. following a motor ve- A report of a female shoplift- pharmacists and others it should have investigat- on Tuesday at 5:32 p.m. No hicle stop at 75 Russell St. and er at Big Y on Broadway at 1:46 A report of motor vehicle van- involved in the deaths, ed and taken action soon- service needed. 2 Whipple Road for operating p.m. Tuesday. dalism at 9:50 a.m. Wednes- though dozens of hospi- er. It has acknowledged Check on Huckleberry Hill an uninsured, unregistered mo- A report of a female shoplift- day at 65 Bay View Ave. tal employees have been School at 5 Knoll Road on tor vehicle and a number plate er at Kohl’s Department Store that the doctor was not reported to professional Tuesday at 10 p.m. violation. at 3:27 p.m. Tuesday. removed from patient care LYNNFIELD boards for investigation Property check at the Lyn- Teodoro Amos Macario for four weeks after the and potential disciplinary nfield Middle School at 505 Ramirewz, 29, of 31 Acorn St., concerns were raised, and Summons SWAMPSCOTT action. Main St. on Wednesday at 1:10 Apt. 3, Lynn, was summoned three patients died during Husel’s lawyer said he that time. Linda M. Nadeau, 64, of 305 a.m. on Wednesday at 6:35 a.m. Accidents following a motor vehicle stop was trying to provide “com- Police Sgt. Terry Mc- Commandants Way, Chelsea, fort care” for dying patients. Connell said none of the was summoned on Tuesday at MARBLEHEAD on County Street for unlicensed A report of a motor vehicle operation of a motor vehicle. crash at Atlantic and Ocean av- “At no time did Dr. Hu- families who talked with 6:21 p.m. following a traffic sel ever intend to eutha- investigators believed stop at 100 Walnut and 425 Arrest enues at 3:05 p.m. on Tuesday. Accidents nize anyone — euthanize that what happened was Market streets for unlicensed meaning speed up death,” “mercy treatment.” operation of a motor vehicle. John Galvin Murphy, 39, of Complaints 1 Bradford Court, was arrested A report of a motor vehicle Accidents and charged with subsequent crash on Monday at 4:09 p.m. A report of suspicious activity offenses of operating a motor at Andover Street and Route at 23 Columbia St. at 12:41 Prosecutors: Boston Motor vehicle crash with prop- vehicle with a suspended li- 128 North. Officer reports vehi- p.m. on Tuesday; at 531 Hum- erty damage on Tuesday at 2:35 cense at 6:24 p.m. on Tuesday. cles are pulled over to the side phrey St. at 2:27 p.m. on Tues- p.m. at 758 Main and 11 Essex of the road. Massachusetts day; at 253 Essex St. at 6:42 cabbie fatally shot streets. Officer took report. Accidents State Police to handle. p.m. on Tuesday; on Foster Hit and run crash reported Motor vehicle crash report- Road at 7:32 p.m. on Tuesday. after declining ride at Whole Foods Market at 100 A caller reported someone ed on Monday at 5:19 p.m. at A report of an erratic operator Market St. with no injuries on hit her vehicle and drove off on Green Tangerine Spa & Salon at Burrill Street and Monument Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. Officer Pleasant Street at 8 a.m. on at 210 Andover St. Paperwork Avenue at 7:48 p.m. on Tuesday. BOSTON (AP) — A man shot him, Verner said. Foy, reports possible vandalism. Tuesday. exchanged. A report of a noise com- who prosecutors say shot 34, then stood over Oru- A report of a minor motor ve- Caller reported a motor ve- plaint at 43 Littles Point Road a taxi driver nine times ma’s body and continued Alarms hicle crash on Franklin Street at hicle hit and run crash at Pea- at 9:09 p.m. on Tuesday; on in downtown Boston af- to shoot him, Verner said. 8:26 a.m. on Tuesday; at Tedes- body Sunoco at 1 Lynn St. on Burrill Street at 1:25 a.m. on ter the cabbie refused to Authorities say Foy then Burglar alarm reported at co Street and Brookhouse Drive Monday at 6:19 p.m. Officer Wednesday. drive him to a town about drove the cab short dis- 30 miles away was or- tance before abandoning dered held without bail on it and tossing the gun and Wednesday. his shoes. Foy was sitting Convicted pedophile charged in girl’s 1993 killing Phillip Foy, of Pawtuck- at a table outside a gro- et, R.I., pleaded not guilty cery store when he was By Jim Salter man, St. Charles County she was malnourished and body. Cassidy, meanwhile, to charges including mur- found by authorities and ASSOCIATED PRESS Prosecutor Tim Lohmar she was alive when she was later found dead in a der and armed carjacking arrested. said at a news conference. was left out in the woods St. Louis alley. a day after the shooting Verner said Foy gave O’FALLON, Mo. — A Angie disappeared after to die,” Lohmar said, not- Investigators feared that convicted pedophile who in broad daylight near police “basically a full con- getting off her school bus ing that investigators don’t a child serial killer was on ran an international child the city’s busy Prudential fession.” on Nov. 18, 1993, less than know where she was kept the loose before determin- pornography ring has been Center. Attorney John Hayes, a block from her home in while she was missing. ing that Cassidy’s killer charged with the 1993 ab- The shooting stunned who was appointed to rep- St. Ann, a St. Louis suburb. Angie’s mother, Diane was one of her neighbors, duction, rape and killing people in the area and resent Foy, told reporters of a 9-year-old Missouri Her body was found nine Bone, died of cancer in who was eliminated as a caused several major he had no comment be- girl, after previously unde- days later in the August A. 2016 at age 52. Her step- suspect in Angie’s death. roadways in the city to be cause he had just been as- tected DNA found on her Busch Wildlife area, which father, Ron Bone, told The In late February, St. closed for hours. signed to the case. Hayes clothing implicated him in is about 20 miles west of St. Associated Press by phone Charles County crime lab Assistant District Attor- did not object to prosecu- the crime, authorities an- Ann, in St. Charles County. Wednesday, “I can’t say investigators caught a ney John Verner said Foy tors’ request that Foy be nounced Wednesday. Investigators said she anything about being hap- break: They found previous- demanded a ride to Man- held without bail. Earl Webster Cox, who had been sexually assault- py until he’s found guilty.” ly undetected DNA on a pair sfield, about a 30-mile Oruma was described has been in custody for ed, starved and hand- The disappearance of of Angie’s Barbie-themed drive from Boston. When by family members as a years because the state cuffed, and that she died Angie and a 10-year-old underwear that was found driver Luckinson Oruma hardworking and dedi- deemed him a sexually just hours before she was girl, Cassidy Senter, the at the crime scene that declined, Foy told him to cated father of five. His dangerous person likely found. Lohmar said her following month caused matched a DNA profile in a move the cab or Foy was son, Jeffrey Oruma, told to re-offend if set free, is head was covered in duct a panic in the area. Hun- national crime database. going to “move” him. WCVB-TV, that he hopes charged with first-degree tape except for her nose dreds of volunteers and “They were looking for a Oruma continued to re- the shooter “does his time murder, first-degree kid- and that she had tried law enforcement officers needle in a haystack with- fuse, and Foy got out of for the crime he commit- napping and sodomy in hard to free herself. searched for Angie before out a magnet and still found the cab, pulled Oruma, 60, ted and hopefully he finds the death of Angie Hous- “She was dehydrated, a deer hunter found her the needle,” Lohmar said. from the front seat and peace.” THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 MONEY How to raise your Social Security Bene t: COLA

Not so long ago, baby boomers Cost-Of-Living person would receive if he/she There may be more ways to viewed Social Security as a re- Adjustments (COLA) DOLLARS elects to begin receiving retire- increase your Social Security in- tirement program for old folks. In 1975 Congress authorized ment bene ts at his/her normal come if you also qualify for spou- High-earning boomers felt that the automatic cost-of-living ad- AND SENSE retirement age. A maximum sal bene ts, divorced-spouse justment based on the annual earner with a primary insur- Social Security didn’t apply Mark Singer, CFP bene ts, or survivor bene ts. It’s to them because the monthly increase in the Consumer Price ance amount (PIA) of $2,800 also important to recognize that checks were small and they be- Index for Urban Wage Earners would get a bene t increase of this is a general rule of thumb, lieved the system wouldn’t be and Clerical Workers (CPI-W) $73 per month or $876 per year. and there’s no guarantee the ad- from the third quarter of one If that same maximum earner around when they retire. rity bene t over time since the vice here works well within the Now the tide has shifted. Near- year to the third quarter of the were to delay his bene t un- context of your overall nancial following year. higher the bene t, the higher til age 70, he’d get an increase ly all boomers have embraced plan and greater retirement The annual COLA is applied the COLA increase will be. of $96 per month or $1,152 per Social Security, and they’re on goals. beginning with December ben- How a COLA Affects year. ($2,800 x 1.32 x 0.026 = *** a mission to get the most out of e ts, which are payable in Jan- Social Security Income $96). the system. Maximizing Social uary. Most of the news reports Let’s take someone with a These may not seem like large Mark Singer, CFP®, lives in Security has practically become that come out each year when roughly average bene t of amounts, but if you multiply Swampscott and has been a national obsession, especially the COLA is announced talk $1,300. If we apply a 2.6 percent them out and compound them in the nancial industry for among high-earners. about the high cost of living and COLA to this bene t then the over many years, they add up. over three decades. If you have There are three ways to in- whether the COLA increase is bene t goes up to $1,333. That’s So, as long as the CPI-W is in- any questions contact him at crease your bene t and the eas- enough for seniors on xed in- a $33 increase per month or creasing from year to year your 781.599.2660 or mark@55retire. iest of these three methods ac- comes. What is not so well pub- $396 per year. Social Security Bene ts will com. This content was devel- tually requires nothing on your licized is how the COLA can The primary insurance continue to go up as well, and oped in conjunction with Elaine part. impact a person’s Social Secu- amount (PIA) is the bene t a you don’t have to do a thing. Floyd, CFP®. ENTERTAINMENT Judge says Nipsey Hussle documents will stay sealed for now

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©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 2019 Hot start propels Swampscott girls lacrosse to first round win By Daniel Kane ITEM STAFF SWAMPSCOTT — It’s safe to say that the No. 2 seed Swamp- scott girls lacrosse team came ready to play in the first round of the postseason. The Big Blue started off Wednesday’s Divi- sion 2 North first round game against No. 15 Stoneham with eight straight goals and cruised to a 15-3 win at Blocksidge Field. Swampscott coach Al Eaton was pleased to see his team start with plenty of energy. “It’s great to see that energy (starting the tournament),” Eaton said. “That was very im- portant to us. We’re going to see a lot of very strong teams should we continue on. We need to be ready for them. We need to come out hot every game we play in. It’s a big deal. You don’t want to be playing any of these games from ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE behind.” Swampscott’s Grace DiGrande scored two goals in a win over SWAMPSCOTT, B2 Stoneham in the first round of the Division 2 North tournament.

ITEM FILE PHOTO St. John’s Prep catcher Alex Lane went 1-for-3 with a home run and three RBI in a win over Eagles soar past Mansfield in Super 8 Mansfield in the first round of the Division 1A By Mike Alongi Brooks went 1-for-4 with “Super 8” tournament Wednesday. ITEM STAFF two RBI, while Will Pot- devin (1-for-4), Will Frain DANVERS — It took a (2-for-4), Jake Miller (1- few innings to get going, for-4) and Jack Cairns (2- Prep’s Lane but eventually the No. 2 for-4) each had one RBI. St. John’s Prep baseball “It was great to see so team’s bats came alive in many guys contribute, in- catching on at a 10-1 win over No. 7 cluding some of our newer Mansfield in the first guys like DJ,” said Le- round of the Division 1A tarte. “Our magic number “Super 8” tournament at for runs is about five in a the right time Pete Frates Diamond game, so if we can get over Wednesday afternoon. that threshold then we’re By Harold Rivera The Eagles did the bulk of in pretty good shape most ITEM SPORTS EDITOR their damage later in the of the time.” game, scoring nine of On the mound, it was DANVERS — With the “Super 8” tournament in full their 10 runs after the swing, now’s the perfect time for St. John’s senior catch- Kevin Dewing who earned fifth inning. the win after getting the er Alex Lane to heat up at the plate. Luckily for the “We were able to take Eagles, Lane’s answering the bell. start and tossing four in- advantage of our opportu- nings. Dewing allowed The Division 1 Bryant commit reached base in all nities, that was the big- five plate appearances and ripped a 3-run home run in one run on four hits with gest thing,” said Prep one strikeout. Zack Fortu- Wednesday’s 10-1 win over Mansfield in the “Super 8” coach Dan Letarte. “We opener at Pete Frates Diamond. Lane finished 1-for-2 na came on in relief and earned some walks and went 3 1/3 innings, allow- with two runs scored, three RBI and three walks. those walks led to runs, “It’s good to get going in the postseason,” Lane said. ing just two hits while and that was key for us. It striking out five. Sean Le- ITEM FILE PHOTO “Obviously these are our biggest games of the year. was good to see us push We’ve been swinging it hot lately the past four or five tarte (2/3 inning) and Kevin Dewing earned the win on the mound some runs across.” Max Gieg (one inning) games. We’re putting up runs. Everyone’s hot, every- St. John’s was led offen- for St. John’s Prep after allowing one run on one’s hitting. We need those timely hits. Our pitching also pitched scoreless re- four hits in four innings against Mansfield in sively by Alex Lane, who lief innings. has been lights out all year. We only allowed one run went 1-for-2 with a home the first round of the Division 1A “Super 8” (Wednesday). We just have to keep it going.” run and three RBI. DJ PREP, B2 tournament Wednesday. St. John’s has scored 30 runs over the past three games (6-5 win over Walpole last Friday, 14-0 win over Peabody last Saturday, Thursday’s 10-1 win). “We’ve all been sticking to our approach,” Lane said. “Everyone’s getting timely hits with men on base, driv- Classical draws three all-conference picks ing runs in. We’re not trying to change too much, just my assistant coaches, my keep it going, stick to what we’re doing because it’s been By Harold Rivera brother, freshman coach working. Our pitching staff has always been there to ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Scott Zukowski, JV coach back up the offense so it’s our turn to carry the slack.” Classical baseball’s Mike Greg Rybak and varsity as- Instead of feeling pressure as the implications in- Zukowski was named Coach sistant Rick Myette,” Zukow- crease with each game, Lane’s gaining confidence. He of the Year for the North- ski said. “Without those guys admits he started his senior campaign on a down note, eastern Conference North the season isn’t possible. The so Lane fine-tuned the mental aspects of his game over and the Rams drew three time and effort they put into the course of the season. all-conference honorees as the season is invaluable.” “I was hitting some balls hard at kids and they were the league announced its Classical’s Kyle Finnigan, outs, and I found myself getting frustrated earlier in the 2019 awards and all-stars Aidan Dow and Brett Buck- season,” Lane said. “I realized I just had to keep hitting earlier this week. lin earned all-conference se- the ball hard and they’ll eventually fall. It’s starting to “I’m definitely honored,” lections. Fellow Rams work now so I’m keeping the same approach. I’m hitting Zukowski said. “A lot of it Dayshon Anderson, Bren- the ball hard and whatever happens, happens.” has to do with the kids, the dan Lannon and Nico Ga- For the season, Lane has posted a .386 batting aver- players on the team. I was leazzi were named NEC age, 19 RBI and three home runs. He has hit all three lucky enough to be sur- North all-stars. home runs over the past four games. rounded with good players. “It was nice to have those “I’m really seeing the ball well,” Lane said. “It’s just Their attitudes were great. guys recognized,” Zukowski confidence. That’s the biggest thing.” They wanted to win, they said. “The hard work really Lane saved his best contribution for last Thursday. wanted to learn and they’re paid off for them. It just goes His 3-run home run on his final at-bat of the evening very coachable. I think that to show the season we had put the game out of Mansfield’s reach at 10-1 in the bot- ITEM FILE PHOTO does a lot with how the sea- and the character of the tom of the seventh. Classical’s Aidan Dow was named to the NEC son goes. team.” LANE, B2 North all-conference baseball team. “I really want to recognize ALL-STARS, B2 Navigators fall to Silver Knights, remain in first place

By Joshua Kummins Despite the loss, two Nav- (Flagler), Freeberger, and ter Dylan Jones (Franklin FOR THE ITEM igators recorded more than MacGregor hit three con- Pierce) roping a three-run one of the team’s 10 hits. secutive two-out doubles to triple to deep right to flip LYNN — Before a crowd Second baseman Dominic produce two runs and give the score Nashua’s way in of 2,145 fans largely con- Freeberger (UNC Ashe- the Navs a 2-1 lead. the sixth. sisting of students from ville) went 2-for-3 with an North Shore added to its Nashua finished break- Lynn Public Schools, the RBI and two runs scored, lead in the third after Law- ing the game open in the Nashua Silver Knights while third baseman Ty- lor doubled with one out seventh, scoring five runs scored eight of their nine ler MacGregor (Columbia) and scored on MacGregor’s on two hits while sending runs over the sixth and posted his third multi-hit single up the middle. all nine batters to the plate. seventh innings en route game of the season, going The Silver Knights Gigliotti induced a ground to a 9-6 win over the 3-for-4 with a double and walked five times but man- ball to begin the frame, North Shore Navigators in three RBI. aged just one hit against but the next seven Silver Wednesday’s Futures Col- Nashua scored the game’s North Shore starter Arlo Knights reached base con- legiate Baseball League first run on left fielder Kyle Marynczak (Siena) through secutively. Two runs scored game at Fraser Field. Sandstrom’s (Charleston the first four innings. They with the bases loaded and another came on a wild North Shore fell to 4-2, Southern) two-out home stranded another during ITEM FILE PHOTO pitch, while Jones hit a while Nashua earned its run to right field in the Jake Gigliotti’s (Northeast- two-run single to punctu- Dominic Freeberger went 2-for-3 with one RBI first win of the season over first inning, but the hosts ern) first frame of work, but ate the frame. and two runs scored for the Navigators in a the Navigators and im- immediately responded as a hit batter and two walks loss to Nashua Wednesday. proved to 2-4. right fielder Sean Lawlor preceded designated hit- NAVS, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 2019

ITEM FILE PHOTO St. John’s Prep’s Jake Miller went 1-for-4 with one RBI in a win over Mansfield in the first round of the Division 1A “Super 8” tournament Wednesday. ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Emerson Laundry (left) scored three goals for Swampscott in a win over Stoneham in the first St. John’s baseball round of the Division 2 North tournament Wednesday. moves on in Super 8 Swampscott girls lacrosse earns big win

PREP SWAMPSCOTT turnover gave Green a cor- to 8-1 but Swampscott 15-3 win. From B1 From B1 ner opportunity and she didn’t lose any momen- “We were just trying to found the back of the net tum. Green got the Big play our game and I “Mansfield had a lot of lefties in the lineup, so Kevin The Big Blue moved the to put the Big Blue ahead Blue back on track with a thought we did,” Eaton and Zack were a good matchup for us,” Letarte said. ball well with six different 2-0. Next, Clopton swung goal and Laundry added “Both guys did a really good job challenging their hit- said. “We got a few more goal scorers. Reese Rob- a nice pass to Robertson another just 15 seconds fouls than I would’ve liked ters, and then Sean and Max were able to get some ertson led the way with who scored again to later. pitches in as well which was great for them.” but otherwise I’m happy four goals while Emerson stretch Swampscott’s lead DiGrande, Robertson with the outcome.” The Prep struck first in the bottom of the second. Max Laundry and Harper to 3-0. and Clopton each added Freedman walked to lead off the frame, then moved The Big Blue (15-2) will Clopton each scored three. The Big Blue weren’t another tally in the final have a few days to rest over to second on a sacrifice bunt. That put him in Elizabeth Green and done, adding three goals few minutes of the first scoring position for Brooks, who laced a RBI single into before hosting No. 10 Grace DiGrande added in a 43-second span thanks half to give the Big Blue a centerfield to make it 1-0. Tyngsboro in the sectional two goals each and Scar- to three faceoff wins from 13-1 lead at the midway Mansfield answered right back in the top of the third, quarterfinal Saturday lett Ciciotti scored one. Clopton. Laundry, Clopton break. getting a RBI single from Eric Longley to tie the score (3:30). Sara Hamada-Mohamed and Ciciotti each scored in With running time and a at 1-1. had five saves. the run to stretch the lead comfortable lead in the “We don’t know much Things settled down from there until the bottom of It didn’t take Swamp- to 6-0. second half, the scoring about (Tyngsboro),” Eaton the fifth, when the Eagles started to build up their scott long to spread the Later in the first quar- settled down. After a few said. “I believe we saw lead. It started with a hit batter, then a passed ball and offense around with all six ter, Nikki Rosa forced a failed Stoneham posses- them a year or two ago in a misplayed fielder’s choice put runners on first and goal scorers getting on the key turnover that led to a sions Clopton got the Big the tournament. But they third with no out. That was enough for Frain, who board in the first ten min- goal from Robertson and Blue back on the board beat Lynnfield and Lynn- smacked a RBI sacrifice fly to make it 2-1. The Eagles utes. Early in the game DiGrande scored on a cor- and stretched the lead to field gave us a battle last then loaded the bases for Cairns, who legged out a RBI Robertson capitalized on a ner opportunity to cap the 14-1. time we played them. infield hit to make it 3-1. The Prep made it 4-1 after Stoneham turnover and 8-0 start. Laundry capped the We’re expecting a good Brooks knocked one in on a RBI double play. scored the next possession Just under 10 minutes scoring for Swampscott game. We just want to con- St. John’s added two more runs in the sixth inning, to give Swampscott a 1-0 into the quarter, Stone- with a goal sandwiched tinue to play our game getting one on a passed ball and another on a RBI sin- lead. ham broke the shutout between a pair of Stone- and hopefully that leads gle from Miller to make it 6-1. In the seventh inning, A minute later, another with a goal to cut the lead ham tallies to cap off the to goals.” Potdevin knocked in a run and Lane smashed a three- run home run to cap the scoring and make it 10-1. From there, the Prep pitchers were able to move through the final few innings with relative ease en Prep’s Lane coming up big at the right time route to a victory. Next up for the Eagles (18-3) is No. 3 Walpole, a team LANE No. 3 Walpole Saturday they just played last week (a 6-5 win at home). From B1 (3). Last spring, the Rebels “They’re a familiar opponent and a quality opponent, ended St. John’s “Super 8” and we didn’t even get their best shot when we played “With men on base I run earlier than expected. them,” Letarte said of Walpole. “We’re going to see a want to drive them in,” “This is the sixth year quality pitcher, they’ve got a lot of speed and they can Lane said. “The pitcher of the ‘Super 8’ and it’s score runs. It’s going to be a great game.” (John Carney) is actual- our sixth year in it,” Lane The Prep and Walpole will face off Saturday at Cam- ly going to Bryant too so said. “We’ve always been panelli Stadium in Brockton (3). he’s going to be my future a top-3 seed. Obviously BOYS TENNIS teammate. He started we’ve had strong regular Wayland 4, Marblehead 1 me with a curveball for seasons. We’ve been to the The No. 5 Magicians watched their season close in the a called strike. Then he quarterfinal round of the Division 2 North state tour- threw me ball outside and last game and lost it three nament. Magicians senior Tony Gluskin was the lone then a change-up which years in a row. This time winner (6-3, 6-7, (5-7), 16-14 at third singles). was a really good pitch. it’s just time to finish. We “The whole team deserves credit for playing every Then I thought ‘patience.’ have the talent, everyone’s point with conviction and leaving everything on the He threw me a fastball bought in. Everyone has court,” Magicians coach Elisabeth Foukal said. “That’s and I put a good swing on showed up to team lifts all I can ask of them and they did that admirably.” it.” and given 110 percent. ITEM FILE PHOTO Amesbury 5, Fenwick 0 With the win, No. 2 St. “We just have to keep it Fenwick was defeated in the quarterfinal of the Divi- John’s jumps into the win- going,” Lane said. “We’re St. John’s Prep catcher Alex Lane has commit- sion 3 North state tournament. The No. 3 Crusaders ner’s side of the bracket. 1-0 but our goal is to be ted to play college baseball at Bryant University end the season at 16-4. The Eagles will take on 4-0.” next season. GIRLS TENNIS Pentucket 5, Fenwick 0 Fenwick was defeated in the quarterfinal of the Divi- sion 3 North state tournament. The No. 4 Crusaders English’s Moreta named MVP of NEC North end their season at 14-4. ALL-STARS Joining Tringale on the From B1 South all-conference team are Swampscott’s Ryan Navigators drop home “The chemistry on the Graciale and Dylan Janu- team’s really good and re- ary; Beverly’s Brayden game to Silver Knights ally strong,” Zukowski Clark and Tyler Petrosino; said. “I like that all our Gloucester’s Zach Abbott older guys were including and Ben Oliver; Danvers’ NAVS the younger guys, the guys From B1 Tony Olszak; Winthrop’s on the JV and freshman Dan Gillis; Marblehead’s Lefty George Welch (Saint Joseph’s of Maine) pitched team. It wasn’t clicky or Jacob Bornstein. consecutive 1-2-3 innings for Nashua before he was separated. It was one solid The South all-star team tagged for a run in the sixth. After Freeberger drew a unit. That goes a long way includes Marblehead’s leadoff walk and MacGregor singled, designated hitter during the season.” Brady Lavender and Ben Ben Malgeri (Holy Cross) knocked a base hit for his The English Bulldogs Weed; Saugus’ Jackson third RBI of the summer. were also well-represent- Stanton and Ronnie Paolo; Eight North Shore players came to bat in the sev- ed. Senior shortstop Jomar Swampscott’s Jonathan Moreta was named MVP enth. Center fielder Nolan Watson (Dayton) and second Oriakhi and Max Pegnato; of the NEC North. baseman Andrew Olszak (Southern Maine) opened the ITEM FILE PHOTO Peabody’s Taidon Perez; “Jomar had a tremen- inning with back-to-back doubles to plate a run. After Winthrop’s Dan Dicicco; dous senior season,” En- English’s Jomar Moreta was named NEC North shortstop Logan Bravo (Harvard) and Freeberger fol- Beverly’s Matt Ploszay glish coach Doug Mullins MVP for 2019 after an impressive season. lowed with walks, MacGregor sent a grounder to second and Nick McIntyre; said. “There were a lot of base to score Olszak with the final Navs run. pacted our team in differ- The rest of the NEC Gloucester’s Daylon Lark, Gigliotti suffered his first loss following a 4 2/3-in- expectations laid upon ent ways,” Mullins said. North all-star team in- EJ Field and Marcus ning relief effort last Friday at Worcester. Navs reliever him. He committed with a “To be that well-represent- cludes English’s Albert Montagnino; Danvers’ Parker Browne (Suffolk) stranded a Nashua baserun- full scholarship to New ed just shows the type of Torres and Erick Ubri; Sa- Andy Chronis. Gloucester ner in the seventh before pitching back-to-back 1-2-3 Mexico Junior College. He coach Rory Gentile was innings to round out the game. carried us offensively and team we had this year and lem’s Bryan Pena and Jay- For Nashua, Welch recorded six of his eight outs via defensively on the base- the talent we had. I think co Pena; Medford’s Shane named South Coach of the the strikeout after starter Daniel O’Connor (Maryland) paths and he was the lead- all our guys that are all- Grant and Shawn Nestor; Year and the Magicians threw the first three frames. However, Brady McGar- er of our team. He leads by stars and all-conference Revere’s Matt Cravotta; won the sportsmanship ry (St. Leo) earned the win as he was the last Silver example. He was my MVP really deserved it. That’s Somerville’s Manny Dias; award. Knight pitcher into the game before his team took the pick all along and it was something we’re proud of. Malden’s Ari Cohen; Ever- “Our kids have done a lead. Joe Grassett (Hartford) pitched 2.2 innings of one- great to see him win an Those kids earned it.” ett’s Jonathan Fitzgerald. great job of focusing on hit ball for his first save. award that was well-de- The rest of the NEC The Salem Witches earned ‘us’” Magicians coach Mike Jones had three of Nashua’s five hits and five of eight served.” North all-conference team the sportsmanship award. Giardi said. “We tried to RBI. Shortstop Ben Cowles (Maryland) and Peabody Jose Morel, Julien Sil- includes Revere’s E.J. Le- Saugus’ Todd Tringale, stay away from negative native center fielder Ben Irvine (Maryland) scored two vestrie and Juan Subervi one; Salem’s Bobby Jelli- who recorded his 100th chirping and focus on lift- runs apiece. also drew all-conference son; Malden’s Christian strikeout of the season ing our teammates up, The Navs return to action Thursday (7) when the selections. Monahan Dasilva and Bil- last week, was named and it’s great that we were Pittsfield Suns visit Fraser Field. “All three of them im- ly Stickney. MVP of the NEC South. recognized for it.” THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE NORTH SHORE NAVIGATORS SCHEDULE FCBL STANDINGS THURSDAY blehead (4) (Not including last night’s games) Division 2 North Tonight Friday Saturday MIAA Baseball No. 12 Winthrop at No. 4 Manches- Division 2 North vs. Pittsfield at Pittsfield vs.Nashua ter-Essex (3:30) No. 12 Burlington at No. 5 Marble- Suns (7) Suns (6:30) Silver Knights W L Pct. GB Streak L10 MIAA Boys Tennis head (4) (6) Division 3 North Division 3 North North Shore 4 2 0.667 - 1L 4-2 No. 5 Winthrop vs. No. 13 Wilming- No. 9 Latin Academy at No. 8 Worcester 3 2 0.600 .5 2W 3-2 Swampscott (4) ton/No. 4 Lynnfield (3:30) Division 4 North MIAA Girls Tennis Pittsfield 4 3 0.571 .5 2L 4-3 No. 9 Tech at No. 8 Cathedral (at Division 2 North Sunday Monday McConnell Field, 4) No. 6 Tewksbury at No. 3 Marble- vs.Westfield vs.Worcester Brockton 4 3 0.571 .5 1L 4-3 No. 12 Winthrop at No. 5 Boston head (3:30) Starfires (5) Bravehearts Bristol 3 3 0.500 1 1W 3-3 English (4) Division 3 North (6:35) MIAA Softball No. 6 Swampscott at No. 3 Austin Nashua 2 4 0.333 2 2W 2-4 Prep (3:30) Division 1 North Westfield 2 5 0.286 2.5 1L 2-5 No. 18 North Andover at No. 15 Pea- FRIDAY body (4) MIAA Baseball No. 23 Revere at No. 10 Reading (4) Division 1 North Division 2 North No. 12 Malden Catholic at No. 5 No. 12 Marblehead at No. 5 Arling- English (7) Red Sox strike early in Kansas City ton Catholic (3:30) MIAA Softball No. 11 Saugus at No. 6 Dracut (7) Division 3 North Division 3 North No. 20 St. Joseph’s at No. 13 Lynn- No. 22 Winthrop at No. 11 Matignon field (3:45) (3:30) MIAA Boys Lacrosse MIAA Boys Lacrosse Division 1 North Division 1 North No. 9 Peabody at No. 1 St. John’s No. 7 Masconomet at No. 2 Marble- (5) head (6:30) Division 3 North MIAA Girls Lacrosse No. 8 St. Mary’s at No. 1 Pentucket Division 2 North (4) No. 5 Central Catholic at No. 4 Mar- No. 6 Ipswich at No. 3 Fenwick (5)

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Monday, May 27 St. Louis 4, Boston 2, series tied lifting the Stanley Cup as If Boston is without two the healthier team. of its top five defensemen Boston 4, St. Louis 2 2-2 “We can see it through- in Chara and Grzelcyk, it Wednesday, May 29 Thursday, June 6 St. Louis at Boston, 8 p.m. out games and throughout would mean bigger roles St. Louis 3, Boston 2 Sunday, June 9 series,” Blues captain Alex for John Moore and Con- Saturday, June 1 Boston at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Pietrangelo said Wednes- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS nor Clifton and the possi- Boston 7, St. Louis 2 Wednesday, June 12 day. “It’s tough minutes to Torey Krug (right) takes a check from St. Lou- bility of Steven Kampfer Monday, June 3 x-Boston at St. Louis, 8 p.m. play against our forward is Blues left wing Jaden Schwartz (left) during seeing his first action since lines when they’re playing Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final. Game 1 of the East final. the way they can. You can And the Bruins’ entire ap- NBA FINALS see the momentum we cre- proach would change. Thursday, May 30 Toronto at Golden State, 9 p.m. ate by our line changes in apiece. Coach Bruce Cassi- on who’s in or out of the “You lose a little bit of Toronto 118, Golden State 109 Monday, June 10 the offensive zone, we’re dy didn’t talk to and only lineup on the other side. your team defense, well, Sunday, June 2 Golden State at Toronto, 9 p.m. just using all four lines. If briefly texted with the That includes Chara, even maybe you’ve got to create Golden State 109, Toronto 104, Thursday, June 13 I was a defenseman, that 42-year-old defenseman, though missing him on the more offense to balance series tied 1-1 who has a facial injury penalty kill and defensive- x-Toronto at Golden State, 9 p.m. would be tough to defend that out,” Cassidy said. Wednesday, June 5 against.” that has been reported to ly could make a big differ- “You got a guy that kills Toronto at Golden State, 9 p.m. Sunday, June 16 Chara did not go to the be a broken jaw. ence. penalties well, maybe stay Friday, June 7 x-Golden State at Toronto, 8 p.m. arena at all Wednesday, Just like the Sharks se- “We prepare for a game a little more disciplined. 36 hours after taking a ries in the Western Con- from our side,” Conn Down the line of how can MLB puck to the jaw in Bos- ference final, the Blues Smythe Trophy candidate you make up for what he ton’s Game 4 loss that tied insist their game plan Vladimir Tarasenko said. brings without one guy go- AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division East Division the series at two games doesn’t change depending “We can control our game. ing in there.” W L Pct GB W L Pct GB New York 38 21 .644 — Philadelphia 35 27 .565 — Tampa Bay 35 23 .603 2½ Atlanta 33 27 .550 1 Boston 31 29 .517 7½ New York 28 32 .467 6 Rookie QB Stidham learning the ropes at Pats minicamp Toronto 22 38 .367 16½ Washington 28 33 .459 6½ Baltimore 19 41 .317 19½ Miami 22 36 .379 11 FOXBOROUGH (AP) — August yet is showing no this minicamp, and train- weekends like old times, Central Division Central Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Jarrett Stidham doesn’t obvious signs of decline. ing camp next in late July. like we were 8 years old.” Minnesota 40 19 .678 — Chicago 33 26 .559 — have time to listen to the Brady stayed away from “I’m just trying to get Enjoyable as it may be Cleveland 30 30 .500 10½ Milwaukee 34 27 .557 — Chicago 29 32 .475 12 St. Louis 30 29 .508 3 talk about him being a voluntary workouts, but is better,” Stidham said. “Ev- for Stidham to remember Detroit 23 34 .404 16 Pittsburgh 28 31 .475 5 possible successor for a present at the mandatory ery little facet of my game, simpler times, his life is Kansas City 19 41 .317 21½ Cincinnati 28 32 .467 5½ Hall of Fame-bound quar- minicamp at Gillette Sta- whether it’s learning the now one adjustment after West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB terback. dium, giving Stidham his offense, cleaning up me- another as he adapts to Houston 42 20 .677 — Los Angeles 43 20 .683 — For the Patriots’ rookie, first opportunity to work chanics, whatever it is, I’m the demands of joining of Texas 30 28 .517 10 Colorado 31 28 .525 10 Oakland 30 30 .500 11 San Diego 31 31 .500 11½ every day of the team’s off- with him. just trying to improve each one of the NFL’s most suc- Los Angeles 29 32 .475 12½ Arizona 31 32 .492 12 season program is simply “Obviously he’s a great day and not take a step cessful franchises. Seattle 25 39 .391 18 San Francisco 25 34 .424 16 another opportunity for player, a great person, back.” “I think you can tell the Wednesday’s Games San Francisco (Anderson 1-1) at N.Y. Mets self-improvement. and honestly, it’s just been Stidham’s football jour- difference as soon as you Washington 6, Chicago White Sox 4 (Wheeler 5-3), 12:10 p.m. Arizona 3, L.A. Dodgers 2, 11 innings Atlanta (Foltynewicz 1-4) at Pittsburgh “Every single day I wake great just to see him oper- ney began as a youngster get here for rookie mini- Philadelphia 7, San Diego 5 (Archer 2-5), 12:35 p.m. up and I say, I’ve got to get ate,” Stidham said. “He’s growing up in Richmond, camp,” Stidham said. “But N.Y. Yankees at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. Cincinnati (Mahle 2-5) at St. Louis (Mikolas better at something today,” been doing it for so long, Kentucky. One of his team- now that I’ve been here Minnesota at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. 4-5), 1:15 p.m. Tampa Bay at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. Miami (Smith 3-3) at Milwaukee (Woodruff said Stidham, the Patriots’ and obviously he has a mates from that peewee for almost a month now, Baltimore at Texas, 8:05 p.m. 7-1), 2:10 p.m. fourth-round draft pick, lot of knowledge, so I’m team is also an incoming you really start to see the Boston at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. Colorado (Gray 5-4) at Chicago Cubs (Quin- Oakland at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. tana 4-4), 2:20 p.m. after Wednesday’s manda- just trying to sit back and rookie with the Patriots differences. You’ve got to Houston at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Washington (Corbin 5-3) at San Diego (Luc- tory minicamp practice. watch how he works, and this year, running back take it and run with it, Atlanta at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. chesi 4-3), 10:10 p.m. San Francisco at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. Friday’s Games “And as I go throughout soak in as much as possi- Damien Harris of Ala- and there’s no shortcut to Miami at Milwaukee, 7:40 p.m. Arizona at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. Colorado at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m. my day, I try to take in ev- ble.” bama, a third-round draft figuring it out. You’ve just Minnesota at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. Cincinnati at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. erything as it comes and For the second straight pick. got to continue to get after Thursday’s Games Tampa Bay at Boston, 7:10 p.m. Tampa Bay (TBD) at Detroit (Norris 2-4), try to retain as much in- day, Stidham took all the “Life comes full-circle,” it each day. 1:10 p.m. Oakland at Texas, 8:05 p.m. formation as possible, and snaps with the third-string said Stidham, who moved “Just being in the day-to- Boston (Weber 1-1) at Kansas City (Duffy Baltimore at Houston, 8:10 p.m. 3-2), 1:15 p.m. Chicago White Sox at Kansas City, 8:15 continue to get better.” offensive unit, which may to Stephenville, Texas, as day operations of the Patri- Houston (Verlander 9-2) at Seattle (Milone p.m. The former Auburn QB already put him ahead of a teenager but maintained ots and that sort of thing, 1-1), 3:40 p.m. Seattle at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. N.Y. Yankees (Happ 5-3) at Toronto (Jack- St. Louis at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. was the 133rd selection second-year veteran Dan- his friendship with Harris the culture as a whole, you son 0-3), 7:07 p.m. Cincinnati at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. in the April draft, and ny Etling on the Patriots’ over the years. “Damien don’t really know what it’s Minnesota (Berrios 7-2) at Cleveland Atlanta at Miami, 7:10 p.m. (Bauer 4-5), 7:10 p.m. Colorado at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. could be the eventual re- depth chart. But the jour- and I were lucky enough to like until you’re there,” Baltimore (Cashner 6-2) at Texas (Jurado Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. placement for six-time Su- ney has just started, with both get drafted by the Pa- he said. “Obviously, it’s a 2-2), 8:05 p.m. Washington at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. per Bowl champion Tom great organization and a Oakland (Fiers 4-3) at L.A. Angels (Skaggs L.A. Dodgers at San Francisco, 10:15 another organized team triots and now we’re both 4-5), 10:07 p.m. p.m. Brady, who will be 42 in activity period to follow here, hanging out on the lot of fun to be a part of.” B4 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 2019 COMICS

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OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

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DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Man ready for romance spoils the mood without his teeth One loser too many, one winner too few DEAR ABBY: I dated a stroom. When I ap- Donald R. Gannon said, 10 and diamond ace. How- man several years ago, Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van proached the ladies’ room “Where facts are few, experts ever, an entry counts only if and we just hooked up Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, door, it was closed. I are many.” declarer can immediately ruff again. In the interim he and was founded by her mother, knocked twice and heard a In bridge, when winners are a diamond in his hand. had all of his teeth pulled. grumbling from inside. A Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at few, losers are many. However, The key play occurs at trick His dentures are ill-fit- minute later a lady exited. on some deals, you can turn two: South must lead a dia- DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los She asked me if I had ting, and he refuses to get losers into winners. Learning mond from his hand and play them adjusted. As a result, knocked, and I replied Angeles, CA 90069. how to do that is one of the low from the board. Suppose he goes without any teeth, that I had. She then ad- stepping stones to success at which I find a whole lot monished me in a stern East returns a club. Declarer the game. takes that trick, cashes the less than sexy. Our love DEAR MAKING: The curity, lack of trust in voice as if I were a child, In today’s deal, how should spade ace, plays a diamond life is suffering as a result. truth is, your friend needs women, and my fear that saying, “Don’t do that!” South plan the play in four Was I wrong to knock on He has tried to persuade to see a dentist and get his women won’t like my life- spades after West leads the to the ace (entry one), ruffs a a restroom door that was me to kiss him without the false teeth adjusted or re- style (I have no ambition). club queen? diamond high, crosses to the teeth, or he sits around all placed. Out of consider- Most people find a mate. closed? Are we to assume board with a spade to the 10 Why not me? that someone is in there? I Declarer is faced with four evening and then runs ation for you, he should losers: two hearts, one dia- (entry two), ruffs another dia- wear them when he desires always close the restroom and puts them in for a MR. ALONE mond and one club. He has mond high, plays a spade to “bootie call.” But now he intimacy. That you don’t door when I leave because the queen (entry three) and I assume that people do only nine winners: six spades, doesn’t even do THAT! get turned on when he’s DEAR MR. ALONE: discards a loser on the dia- toothless isn’t shallow. I’m not want a view of the re- one diamond and two clubs. He’ll wear the teeth to The reason may be that, Hmm — troubling. If only dum- mond nine. work and other places, but sure many women would until now, you haven’t been stroom while enjoying din- feel the same way. ner. my had had one more heart not with me. He expects willing to identify and and one fewer club. me to get in the mood, work on the issues that CONFUSED DINER DEAR ABBY: I am a South must try to establish even though he looks like have prevented you from dummy’s diamond suit, mak- 53-year-old man who has finding one. A licensed DEAR CONFUSED: Grandpa. ing the fifth card in the suit We had a spat about it, had very few girlfriends, mental health professional Some people turn the door a winner. That requires los- and he called me shallow. although there are some can help you overcome handle to see if the re- Am I? I take pride in my women who are interested your insecurities and in- stroom is occupied. Others ing one diamond trick, then appearance FOR HIM. I and who I would certainly ability to trust, and under- knock, particularly if it trumping two diamonds in think he just expects me date. The problem is, for stand what they stem from. has been occupied for an hand. How many dummy en- to get over it and make out some reason, I don’t move Once you succeed at that, unusually long time. The tries does declarer need, and with him toothless, but I forward, and I’m now wor- you may find you have woman you encountered where are they? can’t! It’s not like we live ried that I’m so set in my more ambition than you may have been in a bad For two ruffs, South needs together. We see each oth- ways I’ll be alone for the currently think. mood, or felt that because three dummy entries: two for er once a week or less. rest of my life. you knocked you had the ruffs and one to return to Please tell the truth here. Could the issue be that I DEAR ABBY: My hus- rushed her. You did noth- the dummy to cash the 13th haven’t met the right per- band and I were recently ing wrong, and I hope you diamond. Those entries must MAKING THE son, as I tell myself? Other at an upscale restaurant. I didn’t let it ruin your eve- be the spade queen, spade EFFORT IN OHIO reasons could be my inse- needed to use the re- ning.

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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 By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage mortgage given by Adesuwa Vivian Smith, Sylvester Osazemwinde Osayande to mortgage given by James E. Harkins, Linda M. Harkins to Mortgage Electronic given by Gerald S. Shulman and Ina L. Shulman to Mortgage Electronic New Century Mortgage Corporation, dated April 24, 2006 and recorded in the Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Reliant Mortgage Company, LLC, dated Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Chevy Chase Bank, F. S. B. its Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 25612, Page 598, of December 19, 2006 and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry successors and assigns, dated September 11, 2002 and recorded with the Essex which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, by assignment from: of Deeds in Book 26422, Page 104, as modified by a certain modification County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 19244, Page 45, agreement dated August 18, 2017, and recorded with said Essex County subsequently assigned to Capital One, N.A. by Mortgage Electronic Registration New Century Mortgage Corporation to U.S. Bank National Association, as trustee, (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 36224, Page 2, of which mortgage Systems, Inc., as nominee for Chevy Chase Bank, F.S.B., its successors and recorded on September 25, 2008, in Book No. 28058, at Page 244 the undersigned is the present holder, by assignment from: assigns by assignment recorded in said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 33598, Page 433, subsequently assigned to Rushmore Loan U.S. Bank National Association, as trustee to U.S. Bank National Association, as Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. to HSBC Mortgage Corporation Management Services, LLC by Capital One, N.A. by assignment recorded in said Trustee to J.P. Morgan Mortgage Acquisition Trust 2006-NC2 Asset Backed (USA), recorded on February 19, 2010, in Book No. 29287, at Page 487 Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 37032, Page 471 for Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2006-NC2, recorded on February 5, 2009, in breach of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing same Book No. 28301, at Page 285 HSBC Mortgage Corporation (USA) to HSBC Bank USA, N.A., recorded on April 30, will be sold at Public Auction at 10:00 AM on June 13, 2019 at 3 Saunders Road, 2012, in Book No. 31297, at Page 182 Lynnfield, MA, all and singular the premises described in said Mortgage, to wit: for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, the same will be sold at Public Auction at 2:00 PM on June 24, 2019, on the Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Reliant Mortgage The land and building on Saunders Road, Lynnfield Center, Mass., the same lot mortgaged premises located at 38 Chestnut Street, Lynn, Essex County, Company, LLC to HSBC Mortgage Corporation (USA), recorded on April 30, 2012, being Lot No. 1 on a plan of land entitled, "Plan and Profile, Saunders Road, Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, in Book No. 31297, at Page 180 Lynnfield Center, Mass.," dated May 27, 1957, Warren M. Mirick, Reg. Surveyors, Sheet 1 of 2, recorded in Essex South District Registry of Deeds, Plan Book 90, TO WIT: Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Reliant Mortgage Plan 5, bounded and described as follows: Northeasterly by land now or formerly That certain piece or parcel of land, and the buildings and improvements thereon, Co., LLC to HSBC Mortgage Corporation (USA), recorded on August 10, 2016, in owned by Sidney T. Pike, two hundred fourteen and 00/100(214.00) feet; known as 38 Chestnut Street located in the City of Lynn, County of Essex, and Book No. 35160, at Page 221 Southeasterly by land now or formerly owned by Realty Construction & Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and being more particularly described in a Engineering, Inc., eleven and 17/100 (11.17) feet; Southerly by Saunders Road, Deed recorded on 03/11/2003 at Book 20327, Page 591 of the Essex South HSBC Bank USA, N.A. to Nationstar Mortgage LLC, recorded on January 20, 2017, by three lines, a curved line one hundred twenty-five and 50/100(125.50) feet, a District Registry of Deeds. For title reference see Deed recorded March 11, 2003 in Book No. 35625, at Page 68 straight line, nineteen and 24/100 (19.24) feet, a curved line, ninety-three and in Book 20327, Page 591 94/100(93.94) feet; Southwesterly again by Saunders Road, fourteen and for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, 00/100 (14.00) feet; Northwesterly by Lot No. 2, one hundred twenty-five and For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern the same will be sold at Public Auction at 3:00 PM on July 8, 2019, on the 00/100 (125.00) feet; Containing 15,630 square feet, more or less. Together with District) Registry of Deeds in Book 20327, Page 591. mortgaged premises located at 24 Bulfinch Street, Lynn, Essex County, the right on common with others entitled thereto to use all the streets and ways, as Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, approved and actually constructed, for all the purposes for which such ways are These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit commonly used in said Lynnfield. For Mortgagors' title see deed recorded herewith. of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the TO WIT: nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax The land in said Lynn, together with the buildings thereon, bounded and described The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or as follows: restrictions, encroachments, building and zoning laws, liens, unpaid taxes, tax liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, NORTHEASTERLY by Bulfinch Street, 40 feet; titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights of tenants and parties in having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, SOUTHEASTERLY by land now or formerly of Moody Dow and Clarissa L. Dow, 75 possession, and attorney's fees and costs. easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. feet; SOUTHWESTERLY by said land of Moody Dow and Clarissa L. Dow, 40 feet; TERMS OF SALE: TERMS OF SALE: NORTHWESTERLY by Waverly Street, 75 feet; A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of Be all of said measurements, more or less, or however otherwise bounded and a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be A deposit of Twenty Thousand ($20,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank described. delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. For title reference see Deed from Olive M. McGrath recorded August 10, 1992, in required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of The balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., the Essex South District Registry of Deeds, Book 11424, Page 392 the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days 150 California St., Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other 610389, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon District) Registry of Deeds in Book 11424, Page 392. at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms receipt in full of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in this publication. These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR J.P. MORGAN MORTGAGE liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. ACQUISITION TRUST 2006-NC2, ASSET BACKED PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES, having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, SERIES 2006-NC2 easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. Present holder of said mortgage Rushmore Loan Management Services, LLC TERMS OF SALE: By its Attorneys, Present Holder of said Mortgage, HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check By Its Attorneys, 150 California St. will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The ORLANS PC Newton, MA 02458 balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 PO Box 540540 (617)558-0500 California St., Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, Waltham, MA 02454 2016110189 Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the Phone: (781) 790-7800 Item: May 23, 30, June 6, 2019 date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full 16-014257 of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage Item: May 23, 30, June 6, 2019 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS shall control in the event of an error in this publication. LAND COURT DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. CITY OF LYNN

19 SM 002433 NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC D/B/A MR. COOPER Notice is hereby given that the Planning Board will hold a public hearing on ORDER OF NOTICE Present holder of said mortgage Tuesday, June 18, 2019 at 6:30 pm in Rm 302 and the Lynn City Council will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, June 18, 2019 at 8pm in Council Chambers for the TO: By its Attorneys, following Zone Ordinance Amendment: Be it ordained by the City Council of the Robert L. Butler a/k/a Robert Butler HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. City of Lynn and by the authority of the same, the Zone Ordinance of the City of 150 California St. Lynn is amended as follows, to wit: and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 Newton, MA 02458 Section 8.1 Dimensional Regulations U.S.C. c. 50 § 3901 (et seq) (617)558-0500 Table of Dimensional Regulations is amended by changing the Dimensional 15082 Regulations in the Washington Street District as follows: Minimum Lot Area Nationstar Mortgage LLC d/b/a Mr. Cooper Item: June 6, 13, 20, 2019 changed from "15,000" square feet to "12,500" square feet Rear Yard changed from "15" feet to "15' or 0' (23)" claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, ALL POLICE ORDERED OR ACCIDENT TOWS Side Yard changed from" 0 (14) or 7.5 (5) "to "0 (14) (23) or 15' total with a numbered 14 Temple Place, given by Robert L. Butler to First Horizon Home minimum of 3' on each side yard" Loan Corporation d/b/a CIB, dated April 2, 2001, and recorded in the Essex (Sale of Motor Vehicle under M.G.L. c. 255, Section 39A.) Max Height changed from 60' to 70' County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 17034, Page 3, as affected Notice is hereby given by: Bill's Auto Clinic, 2 Commercial St., Salem, MA. Section 8.1 Dimensions -Table of Dimensional Regulations by a Loan Modification Agreement dated November 5, 2014 and recorded with pursuant to the provisions of M.G.L. c. 255, Section 39A, that on June 25, 2019 Footnote (23) is added to the Table of Dimensional Regulations as follows: said Registry in Book 34428, Page 288, and now held by Plaintiff by assignment, at: 9 a.m., 2 Commercial St. Salem, MA. Private Sale on the following Motor (23) In the WS District zero (0) rear yard and side yard setbacks shall be allowable has/have filed with this court a complaint for determination of Vehicles will be sold to satisfy the garagekeeper's lien thereon for storage, towing when a building is located on all or a portion of the rear yard and or side yard is Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. charges, care and expenses of notices and sale of said vehicle. on a public way or a private way open to the public. Description of Vehicle Per Order: If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United 1998 Ford F150 PU Vin 1FTZF1727WNB39296 Janet L. Rowe, City Clerk States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers 2006 Toyota Camsol coupe Vin 4T1CE38P76U605387 Item: June 3, 6, 2019 Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on 2013 Ford Cmax Vin 1FADP5BU7DL524122 that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in 2003 Honda Pilot Vin 2HKYF186X3H571342 this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before JUL-1, 2006 Saturn Vue Vin 5GZCZ33D86S847184 2019 or you may lose the opportunity to challenge the foreclosure on the ground of noncompliance with the Act. Thank You, Bill's Auto Clinic Need to find Witness, Gordon H. Piper, Chief Justice of this Court on MAY-20, 2019 2 Commercial St Salem MA 01970 Attest: Item: June 6, 13, 20, 2019 an article? Deborah J. Patterson Recorder Item: June 6, 2019 Subscribe to Placing a help wanted ad is great for finding the e-edition on skilled workers you need. 781-593-7700, ext.2 THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 ‘Thank you’: Queen Sudan protesters say 40 bodies honors D-Day veterans at moving ceremony pulled from Nile in capital By Bassam Hatoum protesters said they in- not far from the Blue Nile, toll from the crackdown By Danica Kirka you all, thank you.” and Samy Magdy stead would continue just upstream from where at 40. Another 10 were and Jill Lawless Several hundred World ASSOCIATED PRESS their demonstrations and it joins the White Nile and reported killed in clashes ASSOCIATED PRESS War II veterans, aged 91 strikes to pressure the then flows north through Tuesday in Khartoum and to 101, attended the cere- KHARTOUM, Sudan — PORTSMOUTH, En- military to hand over pow- Sudan and Egypt to the Omdurman, the capital’s mony in Portsmouth, the At least 40 bodies of peo- gland — Queen Elizabeth er to a civilian authority. Mediterranean. twin city across the Nile, English port city from ple slain by Sudanese se- II and world leaders in- The reported discovery The committee said in a and farther south in the where many of the troops curity forces were pulled cluding U.S. President of the bodies in the Nile statement that a day earli- White Nile state. embarked for Normandy from the Nile River in Donald Trump gathered suggested that Monday’s er, the RSF was seen pull- At least 10 more were on June 5, 1944. the capital of Khartoum, Wednesday on the south violent dispersal of the ing 40 bodies from the riv- killed in clashes Wednes- Many will recreate their coast of England to hon- organizers of pro-democ- protest movement’s main er and taking them away. day, the Doctors Commit- journey, with less dan- or the troops who risked racy demonstrations said sit-in camp, outside the It said it was not known tee said, with at least 326 ger and more comfort, by and sacrificed their lives Wednesday, and new military’s headquarters, where they were taken. people wounded over the crossing the Channel by 75 years ago on D-Day, a clashes brought the death was even bloodier than One activist, Amal al-Ze- past two days. The com- ship to Normandy over- bloody but ultimately tri- toll in three days of the initially believed. The at- in, said the number could mittee said it feared the night. They are due to umphant turning point in ruling military’s crack- tack on the camp was led be even higher. She said final death toll would be attend commemorations World War II. down to 100. by a notorious paramili- activists and private cit- much higher. Thursday in Bayeux, the Across the Channel, Word about the retriev- tary unit called the Rapid izens had pulled dozens Protests continued in American and British first major town liberat- al of the bodies came as Support Forces, along with more bodies from the Nile Omdurman and Khar- paratroopers dropped into ed by Allied troops after Sudan’s ruling general other troops who waded in areas near the sit-in toum’s central Bahri and northwestern France and D-Day. called for a resumption of into the camp, opening fire and took them to a hospi- Buri district, where clash- scaled cliffs beside Nor- Mixing history lesson, negotiations with the pro- and beating protesters. tal morgue. es erupted with the RSF, mandy beaches, recreating entertainment and sol- test leaders, which they During the mayhem, “Some bodies have activists said. the daring, costly invasion emn remembrance, the promptly rejected. They the protesters’ Doctors wounds from bullets, oth- “In Buri, there were lots that helped liberate Eu- ceremony in Portsmouth said the generals cannot Committee said witness- ers seemed to have beaten of shootings and tear gas,” rope from Nazi occupation. was a large-scale specta- be serious about talks es reported seeing bodies and thrown in the Nile,” said Hashim al-Sudani, With the number of cle involving troops, danc- while troops keep killing loaded into military ve- she said. an activist. “They tried to veterans of World War II ers and martial bands, protesters. hicles to be dumped into On Monday, the Doctors force people into narrow dwindling, the guests of culminating in a military A spokesman for the the river. The camp was Committee put the death streets” to beat them. honor at an international fly-past. But the stars of The crackdown has ceremony in Portsmouth the show were the elderly turned a tense but rela- were several hundred veterans of that campaign tively peaceful standoff men, now in their 90s, who who said they were sur- between the military and served in the conflict — prised by all the attention: the protest movement over and the 93-year-old British They were just doing their the country’s future into a monarch, also a member of jobs. bloody confrontation that what has been called the “I was just a small part threatens to escalate. “greatest generation.” in a very big machine,” Months of protests suc- The queen, who served as said 99-year-old John ceeded in forcing the oust- an army mechanic during Jenkins, a veteran from er in April of strongman the war, said that when Portsmouth, who received Omar al-Bashir, who had she attended a 60th-anni- a standing ovation as he ruled Sudan for 30 years versary commemoration of addressed the event. as head of a repressive D-Day 15 years ago, many “You never forget your state backed by the mili- thought it might be the comrades because we tary and Islamists. When last such event. were all in it together,” he the generals took power “But the wartime gen- said. “It is right that the after his fall, the protest- eration — my generation courage and sacrifice of so ers stayed in the streets, — is resilient,” she said, many is being honored 75 saying they wanted an end striking an unusually per- years on. We must never to military rule as well. sonal note. forget.” For weeks, the military “The heroism, courage The event, which kicked and protest leaders nego- and sacrifice of those off two days of D-Day tiated over the makeup who lost their lives will anniversary observanc- of a transitional council never be forgotten,” the es, paid tribute to the meant to run the country monarch said. “It is with troops who shaped history for three years before elec- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS humility and pleasure, on during the dangerous mis- tions. Protesters demand behalf of the entire coun- sion to reach beachheads The death toll in Sudan amid a violent crackdown on pro-democracy pro- that civilians dominate try — indeed the whole and fight in German-occu- testers and the dispersal of their peaceful sit-in earlier this week in the the council, but the gener- free world — that I say to pied France. capital climbed on Wednesday, protest organizers said. als resisted.

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