FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2016 WEEKEND After 17 FALLING years, out INTO PLACE of patience Plenty to do in Lynn, in Saugus Nahant, Peabody, By Bridget Turcotte Saugus, Swampscott ITEM STAFF SAUGUS — The Planning Board is Fall has arrived and this ready to see an end to a project that start- weekend, along with several ed more than 15 years ago. others to follow, is crammed John Mallon, the developer of Bellev- with local activities to partic- ue Heights, said original plans signed ipate in and enjoy. in 1999 included a 28-lot subdivision The Friends of the Swamp- with single family homes. At this time, scott Public Library hosts 21 houses have been built and are oc- Purses for a Purpose tonight cupied. from 7-9:30 p.m. at the library. A retaining wall collapsed in 2008, Billed online as “a lively eve- causing plans to crumble. Three houses ning of shopping for all sorts SEPTEMBER 24, 2016 - were sold and moved to different lots, but of gently-used, high-end hand- NOVEMBER 12th, 2016 the wall remains un nished at the site, bags, clutches and totes,” the with Procopio Construction Company Friends hope the evening will working to repair it. raise $5,000 to support library LYNN MUSEUM Peter Rossetti, chairman of the Plan- children’s room summer pro- 590 Washington St. ning Board, said Mallon will be respon- grams. Tickets are $25. 781-581-6200 sible for installing sidewalks, curbing, The Swampscott Histori- www.lynnmuseum.org a grass strip between the sidewalk cal Commission hosts Town and the street, and repaving the road, Hall tours on Saturday from Exhibit opens Saturday, September 24th. which he estimates to be about a quar- 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., offering a Brief program at 10am. ter mile long. glimpse of the hall’s former A deadline to complete the work set by life as home to inventor Elihu the panel for Sept. 15 was not met. Mal- Thomson. The Georgian Reviv- lon will provide an update at a meeting al mansion was built in 1889 on Oct. 20 and the board will decide the and converted into Town Hall appropriate action to take. in 1976. “We’re trying to see if we can work with In Saugus, the First Congre- him to get the project done,” Rossetti said. gational Church invites vol- Several extensions were given by the unteers beginning at 9 a.m. on A Place for All People state legislature to nish the project be- Saturday to unload pumpkins cause of an unhealthy economy, Rosset- trucked in to ll the church’s fall ti said. But work permits issued by the pumpkin patch. The pumpkins board are expiring, and the panel wants will be unloaded bucket bri- at Lynn Museum to see it completed. gade-style from trucks and the “One option will be to say ‘OK, you’ve patch will have almost 3,000 LYNN — The Smithsonian National Museum of African The poster for done a lot of work, we will give you more pumpkins available for fall’s American History and Culture opens tomorrow in Washing- the National time. You’ve demonstrated good faith,” duration. The patch will be open ton, D.C. And the Lynn Museum is one of only three Massa- Museum of Rossetti said. “Or, we’re going to say ‘you from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily. haven’t done enough work and haven’t chusetts institutions joining the celebration in a big way. African Ameri- Breakheart Reservation can History and shown good faith. We’re going to take hosts its fall festival on Sat- “A Place for All People” is a historic poster exhibit celebrat- Culture exhibit. your bond.’” urday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. ing the opening of the newest Smithsonian museum. When the project started, Mallon prom- with scarecrow-making, crafts, The Lynn Museum will display about 20 posters from the ex- ised a surety bond of about $50,000 pumpkin decorating, a baby hibit in its rst- oor gallery starting Saturday at 10 a.m. There should he fail to meet the terms of his animal petting zoo, a cider will be a brief program and the Lynn community is invited to contract, Rossetti said. He added that press demonstration and bob- join this national celebration of African American history and neighbors will not likely be in favor of an- bing for doughnuts. culture. Admission is free and open to the public, as part of the other extension. WEEKEND, A7 MUSEUM, A7 BELLEVUE, A7 Marblehead celebrates town’s grand stands

By Steve Krause We played baseball, street the Parks and Recreation ITEM SPORTS EDITOR hockey, tackle football … it Department to commemo- is a special place.” rate the construction of the MARBLEHEAD — Tom Particularly special to the Atlantic Avenue edi ce 100 Roundy says to him and Roundy family is the grand- years ago. his brothers, Sam and stand. It was the late Elliott “It was actually on the Eric, Seaside Park and the Roundy, Tom’s father, who (1991) Town Meeting war- grandstand behind home spearheaded the renovation rant to have the grandstand plate were their personal of that structure, which had taken down,” said Roundy. playground. been condemned and was “My brother Sam and Dave “We lived right near close to being taken down, Rodgers, who was the parks there,” said Roundy Thurs- ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON in 1991. The grandstand and rec chairman at the day. “When I was old enough was named in Roundy’s time, fought to get it taken Tom Roundy stands in front of the Elliott Roundy grandstands at to know to look both ways honor the same year. off, and it was. Marblehead’s Seaside Park, named for his late father, who spear- cross the street, my moth- Saturday, at 4 p.m., there headed the renovation of the then-condemned structure in 1991. er let me go down there. will be a ceremony run by MARBLEHEAD, A7 Trivial Massachusetts INSIDE In Opinion will bank on Making books pursuit count for kids. A4 Lynn’s McGinnis In Lynn downtown Police arrest man By Thor Jourgensen for O.U.I. following By Leah Dearborn ITEM NEWS EDITOR FOR THE ITEM accident. A6 BOSTON — Gov. Baker has named Lynn In Marblehead LYNN — Trivia night partici- native and resident Terence A. McGinnis pants put on their thinking caps Police warn of to be the state’s next commissioner of the for a good cause at the Lynn grandparent Division of Banks. McGinnis will be sworn Museum & Historical Society. scam. A6 Proceeds from the 2nd Annu- in on Monday. al Best Trivia Night Ever on McGinnis will supervise more than 200 LOOK! Thursday went to support Lynn banks and credit unions with total com- LHAND to hold Economic Opportunity, Inc. bined assets exceeding $400 billion. 18th annual scholarship (LEO), a childcare program that He will report to Consumer Affairs Un- tournament. A8 also helps teach parents import- dersecretary John Chapman, who said in a ant skills. statement that he looks forward “to work- In Sports Danvers, Marblehead The event brought out a live- PHOTO | PAULA MULLER ing closely with Terry as he and his staff ly crowd of new faces and old works to promote a competitive and fair title game rematch pros at the game, with two for- Lynn Museum hosted the 2nd Annual Best Trivia playing eld among its licensees while also coming up tonight. B1 mer contestants of the game Night Ever Thursday evening. Lauren McManus, providing consumers the information they left, and Kelly Economou confer on an answer to Marblehead soccer TRIVIA, A7 one of the questions during trivia. McGINNIS, A7 sweeps Saugus. B1

OBITUARIES ...... A2 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS ...... B4 HIGH 80° VOL. 138, ISSUE 248 OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 LOW 50° HOME ...... A5 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2016 OBITUARIES Massachusetts cops honored James B. Barker Jr., 62 1954-2016 for bravery at annual ceremony LYNN — James B. Barker Jr., spectfully invited to attend of Lynn, age 62, died sudden- his visiting hours on Mon- BOSTON (AP) — Nearly who was shot and wound- pect to get out of the car. police body-camera pro- ly on Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2016, day from 4-7 p.m., in the two dozen police officers ed in February 2015 while He survived while the gram, though it met with at Salem Hospital, where he SOLIMINE FUNERAL HOME, from six Massachusetts responding to a car fire suspect was killed after resistance from the police was taken after being strick- 426 Broadway (Route departments were honored and reported shooting at a exchanging gunfire with union. en ill. He was the husband of 129), Lynn. Directions, Thursday with bravery large apartment complex. other officers. “I think we on the pub- Geraldine (Thomas) Barker. guest book and complete awards given each year in Two Bourne officers who Other awards went to lic side need to be as re- Service information: Rel- obituary at www.solimine. memory of a state troop- helped carry MacDonald officers from Boston, Chel- spectful as we must be,” atives and friends are re- com. er who was fatally shot and another wounded per- sea, Tewksbury and Web- said Baker. “But the pub- during a 1983 traffic stop. son through waist-deep ster. lic needs to understand Gov. Charlie Baker snow to ambulances, along During his monthly “Ask that the men and women helped present the George with a Bourne officer and the Governor” segment who sign up for this job L. Hanna Awards during state trooper who appre- on WGBH-FM on Thurs- in law enforcement face E. Brett Heenan Sr., 80 a Statehouse ceremony. hend a suspect, were pre- day, Baker said incidents some profoundly difficult 1935-2016 It followed by one day a sented with the Medal of including the recent fatal circumstances and situa- tribute to law enforcement Valor. shootings of black men in tions, and people need to CLEARWATER, Fla. — E. Brett Sullivan and Hope (Leimgru- officers killed in the line The Medal of Honor was Charlotte, North Caroli- be respectful of that.” Heenan Sr., 80, of Clearwater, ber) Berg. Brett is preceded of duty, with both events also given to Boston Police na, and Tulsa, Oklahoma, Michael Krol, one of Fla., passed away on Sept. in death by his parents and coming amid a backdrop officer John Moynihan and raise “enormously difficult five Dallas police officers 1, 2016. Born in Newton on sister, Sarah (Sally) Doyle. of racial tensions nation- three other law enforce- issues.” killed by a sniper during a Sept. 24, 1935. Brett was the Service information: Fu- ally over the use of deadly ment officers in connection The Republican gover- protest in July, was among third child of Marion (Hickey) neral Mass will be held force by police. with a March 2015 con- nor credited Boston police those honored at Wednes- and Edward Francis Heenan. at St. Catherine of Siena The highest bravery frontation. Moynihan was for efforts to build trust day’s law enforcement He proudly served and retired Catholic Church, 1955 S. award, the Medal of Hon- shot in the face in March within neighborhoods memorial. Krol attended from the United States Air Belcher Road, Clearwater, or, went to Bourne Police 2015 after he stopped a and Commissioner Wil- high school in East Long- Force and was a veteran of FL 33764, on Sept. 30, at Officer Jared MacDonald, vehicle and asked a sus- liam Evans for starting a meadow. the Korean War. Brett attend- 10 a.m. Reception imme- ed Texas A&M University and diately following Mass will was a graduate of the Boston be held at the church hall. Architectural College in Bos- Following reception, inter- Private wells in New England ton. He was a co-founder and ment services will be held Vice President of the Boston at Bay Pines National Cem- Partnership Architectural Firm. etery, 10000 Bay Pines Brett was an avid book lover, Boulevard, N. St. Peters- coming up empty amid drought golfer and sailor. He was es- burg, FL 33708. The family pecially known for his kind wishes to thank the nurses ern New Hampshire are in heart and gentle spirit. and doctors of the CLC & By Michael Casey ASSOCIATED PRESS an extreme drought. Brett is survived by his lov- Hospice VA Medical Center, The U.S. Drought Mon- ing wife of 51 years, Rochelle, Bay Pines, especially nurs- CONCORD, N.H. — children, Maria (Heenan) es Becky and Bernadette. itor map, produced by When Roxanne Moore got federal agencies and the Murray, Brett Heenan Jr., and In lieu of flowers, the family up to make her morning Rachel Heenan. He loved and requests a memoriam gift University of Nebraska coffee a few weeks ago, at Lincoln, shows parts of adored his grandchildren, donation to St. Jude Chil- she turned on the faucet Rachel and Gregory Murray, dren’s Research Hospital, southwestern Maine and and got a burst of water western New York also in Samuel, Mira, Alexander and 262 Danny Thomas Place, — then nothing came out Evan Heenan and Caleb and Memphis, TN 38105 or VFW extreme drought. Parts but air. of other states, including Madeleine Heenan, as well Post 2473, 1401 Hercules That was the last time as his sisters, Mary (Polly) Ave., Clearwater, FL 33765. Connecticut, Rhode Is- Moore had water at her land, Pennsylvania, New home in Kingston. The Jersey, Maryland and 70-year-old woman has West Virginia, are in a MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS been forced to depend on drought or abnormally dry relatives and friends for conditions. Animal rescue team animals fare poorly in water to bathe, cook and The dry weather, expect- temperatures below 68 clean because her private ed to last through the fall, captures wayward degrees, and the waters well has gone dry amid has caused problems for off Cape Cod have been dry weather in parts of the farmers, led to water re- manatee off Cape Cod cooling with the advent of Northeast. strictions and raised con- “The things you take for FALMOUTH (AP) — autumn. cerns about a shortened granted like going in the An animal rescue team fall foliage season so im- bathroom to wash your has captured a manatee Four-hour Springsteen portant to New England’s face, you can’t do that any- that repeatedly had been tourism business. Now it’s more,” said Moore. “You spotted off Cape Cod, far show costs Gillette hitting wells. have to have someone do from its usual Florida Stadium $22G fine About 2.3 million peo- haunts. your laundry. You have to ple, or 20 percent of New Rescuers with the Inter- FOXBOROUGH (AP) leave the house to take England’s population, get national Fund for Animal — Gillette Stadium has baths. I have to make sure their water from private Welfare netted the 8-foot- paid a more than $22,000 I have enough water for wells, according to the the animals. It’s not easy.” long animal off Washburn fine for allowing Bruce U.S. Environmental Pro- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Island near Falmouth, Springsteen to break the Moore is among the lat- tection Agency. The hard- Josh Matthews guides a pipe being lifted onto a Massachusetts. town of Foxborough’s est feeling the effects of a est hit this summer are drill by co-worker Scott Scott as they drill a well IFAW spokeswoman concert curfew. drought that experts say those like Moore who have Kerry Branon says ex- The Massachusetts is the worst in more than shallow, or what are called at a home on Thursday in Hampton Falls, N.H. perts planned to evaluate town made national news a decade. With the region dug, wells. Deeper under- the manatee’s health when it extended its receiving about half the ground wells have largely Costa, owner of Comac dry wells. before bringing the mam- weeknight concert curfew rain it needs this sum- been spared. Pump & Well in Kingston, At the bottom of some mal to Mystic Aquarium for The Boss’ Sept. 14 mer, much of northeastern “Anybody with a dug whose company started wells, his employees have in Connecticut. show by 15 minutes from Massachusetts and south- well is at risk,” said Scott getting calls in May about seen no water at all. Fishermen had spotted 11:15 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. the creature on numerous Yet according to town occasions since mid-Au- officials, Springsteen Rusty patched bumble bee is gust. A tip led rescuers to didn’t play his last note it Thursday. until 11:54 p.m. — four Yarmouth Port-based hours and one minute IFAW had appealed after the show started. recommended for endangered list to the public to help it Town Manager Bill Kee- locate the manatee. The gan tells The Sun Chron- By Gillian Flaccus nation of disease, habitat icle that without even ASSOCIATED PRESS loss, climate change and being asked, the Kraft overuse of pesticides on IN MEMORIAM Group sent the town a PORTLAND, Ore. — commercial crops. MIGUEL A. REYES-FLORES Federal wildlife officials on If approved, the species ~ SEPTEMBER 20, 1926 ~ check for $22,429 to cover APRIL 4, 2014 the fine. Thursday made a formal would be the first bee list- HAPPY 90TH BIRTHDAY DAD! Keegan says there was recommendation to list the ed as endangered in the also one noise complaint, rusty patched bumble bee continental United States, although it came early in as an endangered species said Rich Hatfield, senior the show. The Foxborough because it has disappeared conservation biologist concert was the last on from about 90 percent of with the Xerces Society. Springsteen’s tour. its historic range in just The group, which advo- the past two decades. cates for the preservation The U.S. Fish & Wildlife of pollinator insects such Service made the recom- as butterflies and bees, home delivery rate is used “citizen scientists” to mendation after the Port- PHOTO | RICH HATFIELD/THE XERCES SOCIETY VIA AP 50% off land, Oregon-based Xerc- take counts of the rusty newstand price! We think of you often, es Society petitioned the patched bumble bees. In this August 2015 photo provided by The Xe- especially today! Subscribers pay only agency on behalf of the The bees once ranged rces Society, a rusty patched bumble bee col- Lovingly remembered and over 28 states stretching always in our hearts, $3 a week. bee in 2013 and present- lects pollen from a flower in Madison, Wis. Mom, Linda, Lena, Call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 ed studies showing it was from Minnesota to Maine Boo and grandchildren to subscribe today. and into parts of Cana- thing to track. It’s not like It is an important pol- struggling due to a combi- da, but are now limited to honey bees that are out in linator for crops such as small and scattered colo- boxes that people can go cranberries, blueberries Come Cast All Your Problems Upon God. nies in about a dozen states, out and count so keeping and tomatoes and has Prayer - including Illinois, Ohio and track of them in the wild increasingly been used Minnesota, and one Cana- is very difficult,” Hatfield in commercial farming the most powerful dian province, the Fish & said of the bumble bee’s because it is bigger and form of energy one Wildlife Service said in a numbers. stronger than the honey statement Thursday. The rusty patched bum- bee. Because of its bigger can generate. Even those populations ble bee gets its name for a size, it causes a higher vi- may have disappeared or crescent-shaped, reddish bration in the pollen-lad- been reduced because the patch on its abdomen. It en anthers of the flowers Why not link last counts were done in is one of 4,000 native bee it is visiting, resulting in ourselves with the 2000, the agency said. species in North America, more and better fruit har- inexhaustible motive “This is a very difficult Hatfield said. vests, Hatfield said. of power that spins FUNERAL HOME & CREMATION SERVICE Jesus Jesus 798 Western Ave., Lynn, MA 01905 | 781-593-5520 the universe? in Make a ADORATION OF THE Richard C. Nadworny Richard C. Nadworny Jr. Daniel P. Hanlon Jr. Holy Hour MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT Family owned before the since 1958 Eucharist. Monday through Friday, Noon to 7:00 p.m., 43 Green St. Chapel, Lynn Daily, if Sunday 2:00-3:00 p.m., 43 Green St. Chapel • Plenty of Parking Private parking area possible! 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The plots were trial. charged with plotting to Lynn, MA 01903 polyester or polyester never carried out. “I feel that in the inter- Customer Service BOSTON — A Swede blend pants displayed less help the Islamic State est of myself and the peo- who wrote a trilogy about group pleaded guilty on A plea agreement be- Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. sexual activity, perhaps tween Rovinski, 25, and ple of the United States I collecting bugs, an Egyp- because of the electrostat- Thursday to conspiracy should pay for the crimes Connecting tian doctor who put pants charges, including a plot federal prosecutors calls All Departments: ic charges created by poly- for a sentence of between that I have committed,” 781-593-7700 on rats to study their sex ester. Shafik suggested to behead conservative he said. lives and a British re- blogger Pamela Geller. 15 years and 22 years. Ext. 2 that the results could be Judge William Young set Prosecutors said Rovins- searcher who lived like an applied to humans. Nicholas Rovinski, of ki plotted with David Classified Advertising sentencing for March. animal have been named The study did not ex- Warwick, Rhode Island, Wright, of Everett, and [email protected] winners of the Ig Nobels, Rovinski, who has cere- plain how he measured a admitted he conspired Wright’s uncle Usaamah Subscriptions the annual spoof prizes for bral palsy and walks with [email protected] rat’s waist and inseam. with two Massachusetts Rahim, of Boston, to kill quirky scientific achieve- Charles Foster, a fellow men to kill Geller and at- a limp, answered softly Geller, who angered Mus- Circulation ment. [email protected] at the University of Ox- lims when she organized a The winners were being ford in the United King- Prophet Muhammad car- Ext. 3 honored — or maybe dis- dom, won for literally toon contest in Garland, Newsroom honored — Thursday in living like an animal. He Texas, in May 2015. The [email protected] a zany ceremony at Har- [email protected] spent months mimicking vard University. contest ended in gunfire, a badger, otter, fox, deer Ext. 4 The 26th annual event with two Muslim gunmen and bird in an attempt Sports featured a paper airplane shot to death by police. to see the world through [email protected] air raid and a tic-tac-toe Assistant U.S. Attorney Ext. 5 contest with a brain sur- their eyes, then wrote a Stephanie Siegmann said book about his experienc- Retail and Online geon, a rocket scientist Rovinski told authorities Advertising and four real Nobel laure- es called “Being a Beast.” after his arrest that he, [email protected] ates. He lived as a badger Wright and Rahim had in a hole in a Welsh hill- ADVERTISING Winners receive $10 agreed to kill Geller, who’s side; rummaged like a from New York. Siegmann Ernie Carpenter, Jr. trillion cash prizes — in Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1355 virtually worthless Zim- fox through trash cans in said Rahim later told [email protected] babwean money. London’s East End look- Wright he wanted to go Bob Gunther This year’s Ig Nobels, ing for scraps of chicken after “those boys in blue,” Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 sponsored by the science tikka masala and pepper- a reference to police. [email protected] humor magazine An- oni pizza; and was tracked Rahim, who had been Ralph Mitchell nals of Improbable Re- by bloodhounds through under surveillance, was Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1332 the Scottish countryside shot and killed by author- [email protected] search, included research by Fredrik Sjoberg, who to learn what it’s like to be FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ities on June 2, 2015, after Philip Ouellette published three volumes a deer. he lunged at them with Vice President / Sales, ext. 1257 In this courtroom sketch, Nicholas Rovinski, [email protected] about collecting hoverflies It wasn’t much fun. “I a knife when they ap- was hunted down quite second from right, of Warwick, R.I., is depicted Cassie Vitali on the sparsely populated proached him in Boston, Advertising Sales Rep., ext. 1280 Swedish island where he quickly,” he said. standing with his attorney, William Fick, right, prosecutors said. Wright [email protected] lives. Andreas Sprenger was as Magistrate Judge Donald Cabell presides has pleaded not guilty Patricia Whalen It sounds downright part of a team at the Uni- during a hearing in federal court in Boston. and is awaiting trial. Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 dull, but Sjoberg’s books versity of Luebeck in Ger- [email protected] are a hit in his homeland, many that found that if BUSINESS OFFICE and the first volume’s En- you have an itch on one Amid scrutiny, for-profit arm, you can relieve it by Beth Bresnahan glish translation, “The Fly Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1253 Trap,” has earned rave re- looking in a mirror and [email protected] views. scratching the opposite colleges see enrollment slide Susan J. Conti “I had written books for arm. Sound silly? But Controller, ext. 1288 15 years (read by no one) imagine, Sprenger said [email protected] By Collin Binkley transferred to Columbus allegations many were us- when I finally understood via email, if you have a ASSOCIATED PRESS State Community College. ing aggressive recruiting Ted Grant it’s a good thing to write skin condition with an Publisher, ext. 1234 “I didn’t want to waste tactics, lying about the [email protected] about something you re- intolerable itch, you can Some of the nation’s any time or money just to success of their students, scratch the other arm to largest for-profit colleges Marian Kinney ally know, no matter what end up where the students pushing them into risky ext. 1212 that might be,” Sjoberg relieve it without rubbing are suffering steep de- at ITT ended up — with loans and leaving them [email protected] said in an email to The As- the affected arm raw. clines in enrollment amid nothing,” said Kulp, 34, saddled with heavy debt Will Kraft sociated Press, describing Gordon Logan, a profes- growing competition, new who is studying to become and few job prospects. Vice President / Finance the award as the pinnacle sor of psychology at Van- regulation and govern- a nurse. Officials at many of ext. 1296 of his career. derbilt University, and ment pressure that led to [email protected] For-profit colleges un- these companies had no “The Ig Nobel Prize colleagues from Canada the collapse this month of derwent years of rapid comment. But Steve Gun- Jennifer Perez beats everything,” he said. and Europe won for their one of the industry’s big- ext. 1205 growth before seeing their derson, president of Ca- [email protected] “At last I hope to become research on lying. Their gest players, ITT Techni- fortunes change. With reer Education Colleges study of more than 1,000 CIRCULATION a rock star. Leather pants, cal Institute. jobs more plentiful, fewer and Universities, an in- dark sunglasses, groupies. people who are ages 6 to 77 The industry has been Lisa Mahmoud adults are going back to dustry lobbying group in Manager, ext. 1239 All that.” — “From junior to senior losing students for the school, experts say. Tra- Washington, said some [email protected] Ahmed Shafik decided Pinocchio: A cross-section- past six years, but the cri- ditional universities have schools are in danger of CLASSIFIED rats needed pants. al lifespan investigation of sis appears to be deepen- lured students away with collapsing, in part because He dressed his rodents deception” — found that Abbe Young Smith ing with alarming speed. new online programs. of “the incredible eight- Manager, ext. 1276 in polyester, cotton, wool young adults are the best In their latest corporate And the Obama adminis- year regulatory, ideologi- [email protected] and polyester-cotton blend liars. filings, some schools re- tration has cracked down cal assault by the admin- Kerry Smith pants to determine the How do the scientists ported a pronounced drop. on for-profit colleges amid istration and their allies.” Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1325 different textiles’ effects know their subjects Enrollment at the Uni- [email protected] on sex drive. The profes- weren’t lying to them? versity of Phoenix chain NEWSROOM sor at Cairo University in “We don’t,” Logan said. fell 22 percent this year, to Bill Brotherton 171,000 students, mark- Features Editor ext. 1338 MASSACHUSETTS BRIEF ing a 70 percent loss since [email protected] 2010. DeVry University Gayla Cawley Braintree police chief retires reported a 23 percent drop Reporter, ext. 1236 this year, to just under [email protected] 26,500. Hondros College, Dillon Durst amid evidence room scandal Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 a chain of nursing schools, [email protected] BRAINTREE (AP) — A Massachusetts police chief slid 14 percent. whose department has been embroiled in a scandal Thomas Grillo Meanwhile, community Reporter, ext. 1264 involving the theft of guns, cash and drugs from its colleges are reaping the [email protected] evidence room has announced his retirement. benefits. Spenser Hasak Braintree Chief Russell Jenkins in a letter to the In Columbus, Ohio, Beth Copy Editor, ext. 1278 mayor said he will retire effective Oct. 7 after 33 years Kulp withdrew from ITT [email protected] with the department, the last four as chief. Tech when she heard it Thor Jourgensen Mayor Joseph Sullivan on Thursday accepted the was in trouble. She consid- News Editor, ext. 1267 resignation. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS [email protected] ered other nearby for-prof- Jenkins in his letter said it had been an “honor and a it colleges but feared they The entrance to the DeVry University in Mira- Steve Krause privilege” to serve as chief but made no mention of the Sports Editor, ext. 1229 might close, too, so she mar, Fla., is shown. [email protected] evidence room scandal. 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E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill B A. B John M. Gilberg Development tour protest Chief Executive O cer T J   Edward M. Grant News Editor Gordon R. Hall W   J. K Monica Connell Healey Vice President, Finance J. Patrick Norton ill-conceived, poorly timed P   G. O  Vice President, Sales Michael H. Shanahan, Chairman P ”  On behalf of Mayor Kennedy, Con- citing the long-awaited redevelop- businesses that will hire local people Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 gressman Moulton, our state delega- ment of the Beacon Chevrolet site as and raise their economic standing. Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 tion, the Lynn Economic Advance- an example — showed an alarming The developers of the Beacon site Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 ment and Development (LEAD) lack of understanding for both the are prepared to invest $80 million in Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 team, MassDevelopment and EDIC/ current and future economic devel- the city. That would mark the single Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Lynn, I would like to thank everyone opment needs of the city. Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 largest private development in any- Brian C. ¢ayer, 1996-1999 who contributed to the overwhelm- The percentage of affordable hous- one’s memory; more than one person Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 ing success of Tuesday’s tour of the ing in Lynn is about 30 when you has suggested than perhaps since Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 city for developers and lenders. factor in housing vouchers issued GE was built. John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 We were thrilled to welcome more here. That includes vouchers issued The idea that anyone — either than 100 potential investors and elsewhere that are being used in the municipal government or a man show them 20 sites that offer devel- city. Lynn has always done and will with a bullhorn — would dictate to opment opportunities. It was some- continue to do more than its fair those developers how they spend thing that we believe has never been share when it comes to providing their money is patently foolish. done, and the feedback was over- housing opportunities. There is a Tuesday was about showcasing whelmingly positive. It is reason- point at which we have to be willing Lynn’s potential, and I am happy to able to think that there will be very to say it is neither prudent nor fair report that based on the feedback tangible and measurable results for us to be required to do more. we have gotten, the future is bright. EDITORIAL from Tuesday’s tour. Now is that time — and for reasons There are many people trying very You could almost say it was a per- even better than the “fair share” ar- hard to get people to look at Lynn fect day, if not for a poorly timed, gument. We don’t need more afford- differently. Tuesday went a long way albeit ineffective protest by a small able housing; we need more people in making that happen, despite the Making books group of malcontents. to be able to afford the housing that background noise. Showing up with a bullhorn to exists. That will happen when more demand that future developments people with disposable income move James M. Cowdell is executive di- count for kids include affordable housing — and here and new businesses follow — rector of EDIC/Lynn.

American Latino Committee members who con- tributed $1,000 to Lynn public school literacy ef- forts made a commitment to help children read that far outweighs the organization’s financial gen- erosity. Reading, School Superintendent Dr. Catherine Latham said last week, “is probably the most im- portant thing we teach in the Lynn schools.” Those words spoken by a woman responsible for the education of 16,000 students bear con- templating. Reading is more important than all the 21st-century technology and innovation skills teachers can teach students because it is the foun- dation for all forms of learning. Reading is also the most elemental form of edu- cation. Parents only need a book and time to pass on the gift of reading to children. Parents who can’t read English can learn to read the language even as they help their kids read. Committee organizers reading is a gift that keeps on giving and that is why they showed up at a downtown ceremony last week with a big piece of cardboard made up to look like a check and handed it to First Book organizers and school officials. First Book’s 10-year history in Lynn is based on the simple idea that children truly get an opportu- nity to read if they can call a book their own. Orga- nizers plan to hand out thousands of books to kids in December, relying on the generosity of book dis- tributors who are interested in putting their sur- plus book stock into students’ hands. Even a short decade ago, reading meant picking EDITORIAL up a book or a newspaper. Today, more often than not, it means clicking on the iPad or some other Obama clears the way to the future for self-driving cars electronic device. Technology has exploded access to the written word and allowed readers to carry a Most of us view driverless cars as beginning to outpace the culture. largely operated in secret. And they library around in their back pocket. some sci-fi thing from the future. Ac- Yet the rules around autonomous make it clear that unsafe vehicles But not every kid has access to an electronic tually, they’re here, and the derby to vehicles so far have been a con- will be swiftly recalled. They also device and libraries aren’t always an easy option bring them to market is revolution- fusing patchwork. California, for clarify federal and state responsibil- for families, even though Lynn’s public library is izing the auto industry. example, passed some of the first ities for regulation, giving car mak- constantly expanding its reading opportunities for So this week’s release of guidelines — and most cautious — AV laws in ers the consistent playing field for children. by federal auto safety regulators 2012. Innovations have put draft which they’ve been waiting. Some The chance to build up a small bedside library and for “autonomous vehicles” has been regulations here more than a year big differences do remain between to turn a few minutes of the evening after school welcome. Self-driving Google cars behind. the dozen or so states that have into time spent with a book can open the boundless are all over Silicon Valley. Driverless The intercession of the U.S. De- passed laws. California, for instance, territory of imagination for a child. One book, one Ubers cruise the streets of Pitts- partment of Transportation “took requires licensed drivers to remain compelling character in a story, can send a child on burgh. Ford has plans to put AVs on a little longer than we would have at the wheel as backup, while Flori- a lifetime journey into literature and knowledge. the road within five years, and ad- hoped, but this is a big milestone,” da doesn’t. Regulators should err on Books are the ground writers and thinkers spring vocates are beside themselves with Secretary of State Alex Padilla, a the side of safety until innovation from and every child should be able to know the the implications for drunken driv- former state senator and author of makes those disparities moot. joys and take the journeys fostered by intellectual ing and the elderly. California’s law, told a Sacramen- Rolled out with an upbeat op-ed development. Car designers are marketing swiv- to Bee editorial board member on by President Barack Obama in the At first glance, surplus books don’t stack up as eling seats and steering wheels that Tuesday. He’s right: The federal Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, the policy an exciting handout for kids who spend more and retract when a vehicle is on autopi- standards steer deftly between com- also reminded that government and more time buried in social media. But a book is tan- lot. Meanwhile, in May, a tech con- merce and consumer safety, balanc- red tape don’t have to go togeth- gible. It doesn’t need recharging. No one can break sultant in Florida — his car enter- ing commercial interests such as er, and complex national debates it and chances are slim anyone is going to steal it. tainment system reportedly playing Tesla, Apple and Google with driv- needn’t end unproductively. These The American Latino Committee’s investment in a “Harry Potter” movie — was killed ers’ and the public’s concerns. new rules aren’t just about cars; Lynn literacy is a true tribute to Latham’s remind- when his Tesla, in autonomous They spell out a comprehensive they’re about the future, which, for er that “it takes a whole city to raise our children.” mode, plowed into a big rig. safety and transparency checklist the first time in a while, seemed this In other words, the technology is for manufacturers who have so far week to be like an open road. ROBIN SIMCOX Ahmad Khan Rahami and the task of making America more secure

What are we to make of Ahmad in September 2011, and the Bos- ure out as soon as possible who from Pakistan, had returned to State, al-Qaida and their affil- Khan Rahami, the primary sus- ton Marathon bombers. Indeed, else Rahami connected with his country of birth to receive iates and break their control of pect in the latest terrorist assault Rahami’s targeting of a charity while over there. The areas he training from the Pakistani territory while shrinking their on the U.S., one that involved race in New Jersey would sug- is known to have visited — Kan- Taliban before carrying out his finances and sources of funding. multiple bombs planted across gest the Boston bombers’ April dahar, Afghanistan, and Quetta, attack. While Shahzad went This will assist in another vital New York City and New Jersey? 2013 attack was a very direct in- Pakistan — have both served as under the law-enforcement ra- part of the fight: discrediting Was the 28-year-old, a natu- spiration. areas of operation for al-Qaida dar, his device failed to detonate and defeating the Islamist ide- ralized U.S. citizen born in Af- Also unclear is whether Raha- and the Taliban in the past. properly. Like Shahzad, Rahami ology that inspires men such as ghanistan and captured Mon- mi’s attacks have ties to inter- There is also certainly prece- seems to not have been on law Rahami. day after a shoot out with police, national groups such as al-Qa- dent for naturalized U.S. citizens enforcement’s radar as a viable This is no easy task. In fact, a so-called lone wolf or part of a ida or the Islamic State. Yet it or U.S. residents with ancestral terrorist threat. it’s generational in scope. Yet it broader network? seems increasingly possible that ties to that region becoming in- While the U.S. has already is one that must be undertak- At the time of this writing, this investigation, as it unfolds, volved in terrorist activity tar- committed terrific resources en if America wishes to become there was still much to be learned may not be confined to the U.S. geting the homeland. In Septem- and attention to the homeland more secure. about Rahami’s operation, in- We know that Rahami spent ex- ber 2009, a cell containing two security threat in the years Robin Simcox specializes in cluding whether he had a sup- tended amounts of time in Paki- Afghan-born individuals living since 9/11, it cannot relent in its terrorism and national secu- port network and how the bombs stan and Afghanistan between in the U.S. planned to carry out efforts. Domestically, the federal rity analysis as the Margaret may have been built. However, 2011 and 2014. In of itself, this a suicide attack on the New York government must provide the Thatcher Fellow at The Heritage investigators did discover a note- is not evidence of a radical mind- metro system, having received intelligence community and all Foundation’s Margaret Thatcher book of his whose contents sug- set; Rahami was, after all, born training from al-Qaida in Paki- levels of law enforcement with Center for Freedom, 214 Massa- gest the attack was motivated in Afghanistan. However, those stan. On that occasion, the plot the resources and tools neces- chusetts Avenue NE, Washing- by a radical Islamist philosophy. who know Rahami have stated was thwarted by U.S. authorities. sary to take a proactive and ton, D.C. 20002; Web site: www. The notebook refers to notorious that he seemed to have taken on Shortly after, in May 2010, pre-emptive approach to stop- heritage.org. Information about al-Qaida cleric Anwar al-Awlaki, an increasingly religious bent Faisal Shahzad planted a car ping terrorist attacks. Heritage’s funding may be found an American of Yemeni ancestry following these trips. bomb in New York’s Times Overseas, the U.S. must look at http://www.heritage.org/ killed in a drone strike in Yemen It is vital that authorities fig- Square. Shahzad, originally to militarily defeat the Islamic about/reports.cfm. TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A5 HOME Indoor plant displays: built-ins, wall pockets, more

By Solvej Schou ASSOCIATED PRESS Imagine stepping into a bathtub, and instead of bathroom tiles lining the wall next to you, there’s a fresh vertical garden, lush PHOTO | CHARLES KNOWLES/FOTOLIA/TNS with bright green ferns, If thermal expansion of the water in a hot wa- lavender, baby’s tears, ter heater creates excess pressure within the mint and other fragrant heater, water is forced into the expansion tank, plants. keeping pressure levels within the normal op- San Francisco-based de- erating range of the heater. sign studio Siol created just that a few years ago for one home. Unusual ways to dis- Anticipating problems play indoor plants run the gamut, from built-in with a water heater’s shelves and containers in and along walls, coun- expansion tank tertops or tables, to wall pockets and terrariums. By Alan J. Heavens could hold. “Decorating with plants is THE PHILADELPHIA The reader believes the still one of the easiest ways INQUIRER tank is full and says he to make a home feel lived fears that if the straps in and relaxed,” said James A reader writes in to say gave way, or the tank Augustus Baggett, editor he bought a water heat- spewed out of the release of Country Gardens mag- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS er and expansion tank, valve, it would  ood his azine. “There are so many This undated photo provided by Meredith shows succulents in a kitchen after being told last year different ways that people basement, which has no window planter. Typically a good place for plants, a kitchen offers easy that was now required, can incorporate plants into sump pump. access to water and higher humidity than other rooms. Here, light-lov- and had them installed by a home’s design.” “Have you heard of di- ing sedums are tucked into a custom granite well. someone who was not a li- sasters occurring with ex- For that living green censed plumber. pansion tanks?” he asks. bathroom wall, grow lights wall is also incredibly pric- plants include snake Those living in smaller The expansion tank was Thermal expansion is and a self-circulating drip ey — it can cost customers plants — also known homes can get creative: mounted horizontally — the term used to describe water system were built at least $10,000, at about as sansevierias — with “Vertical gardening is the just hanging there, he the expansion of water into the 10-by-10-foot wall long, pointy green leaves hottest trend for not a lot said — on the water sup- volume due to heating. All to promote indoor growth, $100 to $200 per square ply line above the heater. water heaters, regardless said Siol co-owner and foot, Weigley said, because that reach upward; dark of space,” said Baggett. The reader was con- of heat source — gas, oil, principal Jessica Weigley, of its embedded lighting green, cast iron plants; “There’s the  oating shelf cerned that the tank electric, solar or indirect 38. Lavender plants added and watering system. wall-crawling ivy; dan- — a shelf that’s just stick- would cause stress on — can experience thermal a spa-like dash of aromat- A much cheaper in- gling spider plants; suc- ing out of the wall — and the connection. After he expansion. ic beauty. door-garden alternative is culents, and foxtail ferns. the half wall, a waist-high called the home center, a According to water-heat- “We were joking that you pockets made of various Snake plants and cast wall, with plants on top of licensed plumber was dis- er manufacturer Bradford could pick the lavender materials — including ce- iron plants, especially, re- it. Recessed wall niches patched and added some White Corp., a thermal-ex- and put it into the bath ramic, glass, plastic, wood, quire little light and wa- are also popular.” nylon straps to support pansion tank is a small, with you,” Weigley said. metal and even macrame tering. Bonsai trees, bay Miniature gardens, from the tank and screwed the pre-pressurized tank with “Bringing nature indoors — that can hang direct- laurel trees and small g terrariums — landscapes straps to a ceiling joist. a compressible air cush- is huge. It still requires ly on a wall and be lled trees can also be displayed in glass containers — to No one ever checked the ion (a diaphragm) that is care and attention, like with plants, said Baggett. indoors in both planters fairy gardens, have caught water pressure at the fau- installed on the supply any other garden. It’s just They can run about $20 to and partitioned  oor ar- on for both space-con- cets, nor the limit on how side (the cold-water inlet) on your wall.” $100 each. eas padded with soil and scious adults and fun-lov- much the expansion tank of a water heater. Of course, a full green Easy-to-care-for indoor rocks. ing kids, he said. ‘Simple Gifts’: Met exhibit explores Shaker design Month Spe ok ak By Katherine Roth o er ASSOCIATED PRESS B S NEW YORK — The h e Shakers, an industrious is r

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All address information, particu- LYNNFIELD Complaints Marblehead Police warn larly arrests, reflect police records. In A report of a disturbance at the event of a perceived inaccuracy, Accidents 2:49 p.m. Wednesday at East it is the sole responsibility of the con- of grandparent scam A report of a motor vehicle End Veterans Memorial Park cerned party to contact the relevant accident at 4:25 p.m. Monday at 45 Walnut St.; at 5:22 p.m. MARBLEHEAD — Po- Many people don’t and loved one and ask them to police department and have the de- on Walnut Street; at 5:51 p.m. Wednesday on Walnut Street; lice are warning residents end up sending their mon- verify it. Police also sug- partment issue a notice of correction Monday at 767 Walnut St. and at 9:18 p.m. Wednesday on that the grandparent ey to the scam artist, a gest that a person call oth- to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- 6 Gianna Drive; at 6:40 p.m. Sherman Street; at 10:48 p.m. scam is back in town. criminal. er family members to find ifications will not be made without Wednesday at 425 Walnut St. Wednesday at YMCA at 259 If someone receives a When someone is arrest- out where their loved one Lynnfield St.; at 12:34 a.m. express notice of change from the and 100 Market St.; at 7:28 call saying their grand- ed, they are able to use the really is. Thursday at 27 Emerson St. A arresting police department. a.m. Thursday at 123 Summer child is under arrest and phone to arrange for bail “Think twice,” police St. and 9 Forest Hill Ave. domestic argument led to a needs bail money to get money. If in doubt, look said in the statement. man wrecking the porch after out, think twice before up the name and number “Keep your money where LYNN Complaints the dispute. sending any money, police of the police department it belongs, in your pocket, A report of suspicious activ- said in a statement. supposedly holding the not theirs.” Arrests A report of a German shep- ity at 6:06 p.m. Wednesday at herd roaming the halls of a AT&T Wireless at 240 Andover Shannon Kelley, 22, of 78 building at 2:39 p.m. Sunday St. A caller reported two men Lennox Road, Nahant, was ar- at Lynnfield Commons at 375 exhibiting an AR-15 rifle in the Police arrest man for OUI rested and charged with pos- N Broadway. The owner was lo- trunk. session of a Class A drug, fail- cated. A report of a suspicious ure to stop for police, passing A report of a disturbance at motor vehicle at 11:36 a.m. following accident in Lynn violation and speeding at 4:02 6:32 a.m. Tuesday on Candle- Thursday at 40 Dustin St. A p.m. Wednesday. wood Road. A caller reported caller reported a suspicious LYNN — Police arrest- Jorge Morales, 44, of 2 construction started at 6 a.m. black truck that was foreign to ed a driver following a Kingsley Terrace, was arrested The Department of Public the neighborhood. The caller Wednesday accident near and charged with disorderly Works reported it would stop reported speaking to the oc- 222 Lynnfield St. conduct, resisting arrest, tres- working until 7 a.m. cupant, who identified him or According to a police re- passing and on warrants at herself as a police officer mon- port, around 8:48 p.m., a 9:44 a.m. Thursday. Theft itoring the area. The vehicle Hummer that was trav- Ronald Patterson, 46, of and occupant were confirmed eling on Lynnfield Street 122 Wimbledon Crossing, Dra- A report of a larceny at 9:55 as legitimate. towards Goodwin’s Circle cut, was arrested and charged a.m. Monday at 28 Thomas collided with a Ford pick- with OUI liquor and marked Road. A caller reported her Fire up truck that was travel- lanes violation at 9:41 p.m. bike was taken from the garage ing on Lynnfield Street Wednesday. A report of an oven fire at the prior night. towards Wyoma Square. Miguel Sanchez, 46, of 283 5:24 p.m. Wednesday at 11 The accident happened Maple St., was arrested on a Vandalism America Drive. An officer re- warrant at 11:43 a.m. Thursday. ported the matter was a smol- just after the curve near Co- A report of malicious de- dering pot holder that had lonial Avenue. Both vehicles Accidents struction of property at 12:56 become stuck. The fire depart- had heavy damage and had p.m. Sunday at 2 Homestead ment extinguished the blaze. to be towed from the scene. A report of a motor vehicle Road. At the time of the accident, accident with personal injury Theft traffic was light and there The scene of an accident that occurred Wednes- at 2:28 p.m. Wednesday at MARBLEHEAD were no major delays. In day night on Lynnfield Street. Dunkin Donuts at 577 Walnut A report of a larceny at 4:55 addition, there were no re- St.; at 3:43 p.m. Wednesday at Arrest p.m. Wednesday at MPS Prod- ports of any injuries. Lynn, for operating under He was taken to the Lynn 207 Lynnfield St.; at 7:45 a.m. ucts Corp. at 134R Newbury An investigation result- the influence and marked police station, booked and Thursday at 19 Hawthorne St. Jamaal Ameer Reese, 24, St. A caller reported approx- ed in the arrest of Ron- lanes violation. Patterson released on bail, to report A report of a motor vehicle of 118 Green St., Apt. A, was imately $1,500 of welding ald Patterson, age 46, of was driving the Hummer. to Lynn District Court. accident at 2:38 p.m. Wednes- arrested on a warrant at 12:27 lead was stolen from a truck day at 7 Shepard St.; at 2:48 p.m. Wednesday. overnight; at 12:41 p.m. Thurs- p.m. Wednesday at Centre day at 1105 Crane Brook Way. Tulsa officer charged following Street and Western Avenue; Accidents Several pieces of jewelry were at 8:42 p.m. Wednesday at reported stolen. Garelick Farms at 626 Lyn- A report of a motor vehi- shooting death of unarmed man nway; at 8:48 p.m. Wednesday cle accident at 10:15 a.m. REVERE Wednesday on Tedesco Street; By Justin at 222 Lynnfield St.; at 10:04 Juozapavicius p.m. Wednesday at Washington at 12:13 p.m. Wednesday on Arrest Pleasant Street. and Sean Murphy Street and Western Avenue; at ASSOCIATED PRESS 6:28 a.m. Thursday at Boston Moisrs Arbelo, 41, home- and Wyman streets. Complaints less, was arrested and charged TULSA, Okla. — Pros- A report of a motor vehicle with shoplifting and on a war- ecutors in Tulsa, Okla., hit and run accident at 9:07 A report of two kids sitting rant at 6:32 p.m. Wednesday. charged a white police offi- in the bed of a white pick-up a.m. Thursday at 2 Surfside cer who fatally shot an un- truck with a machine gun- Road. Accidents armed black man on a city type pellet gun at 2:55 p.m. street with first-degree Wednesday. The caller didn’t A report of a motor vehicle manslaughter Thursday. Assaults want to give her name be- accident with personal injury Tulsa County District cause she has to live there. An A report of an assault and at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday on Attorney Steve Kunzwei- officer reported the kids were battery at 6:28 p.m. Wednes- Brown Circle. ler filed the charge less all of age and were told to put day on Willow Street. A report of a motor vehicle than a week after officer them away and not use them A report of an assault and accident at 9 a.m. Wednesday Betty Shelby shot and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS in public. battery with a dangerous at Ward and Charger streets; at killed 40-year-old Ter- A report of a neighbor People hold signs at a “protest for justice” over weapon at 6:33 p.m. Wednes- 11:43 a.m. Wednesday at Rite ence Crutcher on Sept. 16. problem at 5 p.m. Wednes- Friday’s shooting death of Terence Crutcher, day on Joyce Street. Aid on Broadway; at 2:30 p.m. Kunzweiler said arrange- day on Pierce Street. A call- sponsored by We the People Oklahoma, in Tul- Wednesday at Winthrop Ave- ments were being made er reported a neighbor has sa, Okla., Tuesday. Breaking and Entering nue and Lowe Street. for Shelby’s surrender. been yelling and giving her “I do not know why things A report of a breaking and the finger, which is an ongo- Breaking and Entering mediately discounted that in December 2011, was en entering at 3:47 p.m. Wednes- ing problem. She stated she happen in this world the claim, saying the father of route to a domestic violence day at 25 Arlington St.; at and her husband have been A report of a breaking and en- way they do,” Kunzweiler four posed no threat to the call when she encountered said, adding that he deter- 11:57 a.m. Thursday at 633 having issues with them and tering at 6:30 a.m. Wednesday officers. They also pointed Crutcher’s vehicle aban- mined first-degree man- Chestnut St. it is escalating. at Antonella’s Bakery on Broad- to an enlarged photo from doned on a city street, slaughter the appropriate A report of a motor vehi- A report of a motor vehi- way; at 4:43 p.m. Wednesday police footage that appears straddling the center line. charge. “We need to pray cle breaking and entering at cle complaint at 8:23 p.m. at Jack Satter House on Revere to show Crutcher’s window Shelby did not activate her for wisdom and guidance.” 11:45 a.m. Thursday at 20 Wednesday on Middle Street. A Beach Boulevard. was rolled up. And police patrol car’s dashboard cam- State St. caller reported there is a “race Dashcam and aerial footage of the shooting said Crutcher did not have era, so no footage exists of car” that lives near his house Complaints gun on him or in his vehicle. what first happened be- Complaints and its aftermath showed and finds that it is “extremely A report of a disturbance Among the definitions in tween the two before other loud” and would like an officer Crutcher walking away A report of a disturbance at 12:11 a.m. Wednesday from Shelby with his Oklahoma for first-degree officers arrived. to look at it. He stated that eve- at Ocean Village Tower on manslaughter is a killing The police footage shows at 3:28 p.m. Wednesday at ning that the car was parked arms in the air. The foot- Holyoke and Myrtle streets; at Ocean Avenue; at 12:59 a.m. age does not offer a clear “perpetrated unnecessar- Crutcher approaching the and not making any noise, but Wednesday on Hawes Street; ily either while resisting driver’s side of the SUV, 7:46 p.m. Wednesday at 80 was told to call when the vehi- view of when Shelby fired Sagamore St.; at 7:56 p.m. at 8:21 a.m. Wednesday at Ba- the single shot that killed an attempt by the person then more officers walk cle was on and making noise. gel Bin Deli on Shirley Avenue; killed to commit a crime, up and Crutcher appears Wednesday at 75 Haviland He stated that it was difficult to Crutcher. Her attorney Ave.; at 9:18 p.m. Wednesday at 9:08 a.m. Wednesday on has said Crutcher was or after such attempt to lower his hands and do that because the vehicle is Bradstreet Avenue; at 11:38 shall have failed.” place them on the vehi- at 55 Maple Valley Road; at “on the street for 10 to 30 sec- not following police com- a.m. Wednesday at Sunny My- If convicted, Shelby cle. A man inside a police 10:16 p.m. Wednesday at 1 onds before leaving the area.” mands and that Shelby Forest Hill Ave.; at 11:39 p.m. ers Park at Beach Street and opened fire when the man could face a minimum of helicopter overhead says: He also stated that he makes Winthrop Avenue; at 11:53 Wednesday at Lynnway and “twice as much as a motorcy- began to reach into his four years in prison. “That looks like a bad Surfside Road; at 12:01 a.m. a.m. Wednesday at Ocean SUV window. Shelby, who joined the dude, too. Probably on cle and that his vehicle must Point Apartments on Ocean Thursday at 60 Granite St.; be loud because I am hard of But Crutcher’s family im- Tulsa Police Department something.” at 4:33 a.m. Thursday at 58 Avenue; at 2:50 p.m. Wednes- hearing and I can hear that day at New Revere Police Sta- Lynn Shore Drive; at 5:35 a.m. thing coming.” Thursday at Woodbine St.; at tion on Revere Beach Parkway; Charlotte PD refuses to release at 3:58 p.m. Wednesday at 8:41 a.m. Thursday at Connery Theft Elementary School at 50 Elm Revere Housing Authority on St.; at 11:28 a.m. Thursday at A report of a stolen wallet Adams Street; at 4:24 p.m. video of deadly shooting 119 Lewis St.; at 1:03 p.m. at 9:36 a.m. Wednesday on Wednesday on Tuscano Ave- Thursday at 232 Union St.; at Farrell Court. A caller report- nue; at 8:05 p.m. Wednesday By Mitch Weiss 1:41 p.m. Thursday at Barry ed her wallet was stolen from at Revere Beach Train Station and Meg Kinnard Park at 20 Waterford St. her house and she had no on Shirley Avenue. ASSOCIATED PRESS A report of an injured police idea who took it. She stated officer at 9:51 a.m. Thursday at CHARLOTTE, N.C. — nothing else was missing and SAUGUS Charlotte police refused 500 Lynnfield St. the purse it was in was still under mounting pressure there. Complaints Thursday to release video Overdose A report of a larceny/forg- that could resolve wildly ery/fraud at 10:03 a.m. A report of a disturbance at A report of an overdose at Wednesday on Rolleston Road. 2:32 p.m. Wednesday at Crazy different accounts of the 12:45 p.m. Thursday on Sum- 8 at 1201 Broadway. shooting of a black man, mer Street. as the National Guard ar- NAHANT Theft rived to try to head off a Theft third night of violence in Accidents A report of a larceny at this city on edge. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS A report of a larceny at 5 12:32 p.m. Wednesday at Charlotte-Mecklenburg p.m. Wednesday at 25 Arling- A report of a motor vehicle Hockeytown USA at 953 Police stand by a damaged storefront stem- accident at 1:36 p.m. Tuesday Police Chief Kerr Putney ming from overnight protests following Tues- ton St.; at 5:58 p.m. Wednes- Broadway. A man reported his said that releasing police day at 72 Hanover St. at Spring and Valley roads. day’s police shooting of Keith Lamont Scott in daughter’s skates were taken dashcam and body camera A report of motor vehicle from Hockeytown. Charlotte, N.C., Thursday. footage of the killing Tues- theft at 6:18 p.m. Wednesday PEABODY day of 43-year Keith Lam- at 241 Curwin Circle. Vandalism it to be released,” Putney second straight night of Arrest ont Scott could undermine said. “I’m not going to jeop- racial unrest of the sort Vandalism A report of vandalism at the investigation. He told ardize the investigation.” that has convulsed oth- Michael J. Gauthier, 23, of 8:12 a.m. Thursday at 1 Bis- reporters the video will be Meanwhile, an undis- er U.S. cities and seemed A report of vandalism at 35 Rockdale Ave., was arrest- cayne Ave. A caller reported made public when he be- closed number of Nation- at odds with Charlotte’s 7:36 a.m. Thursday at 72 Nep- ed on warrants at 7:57 p.m. someone broke this windows lieves there is a “compel- al Guardsmen assembled image as a diverse, for- tune St. Wednesday. on his vehicle. ling reason” to do so. in Charlotte, activated by ward-looking city of the “You shouldn’t expect Gov. Pat McCrory after a New South. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A7 A Place for All People in Lynn After 17 years, out of MUSEUM be able to bring this ex- 12, thanks to the support tic achievement and the patience in Saugus From A1 hibit to Lynn, which has of the Smithsonian Institu- soaring heights of cultur- such a rich African Amer- tion’s Office of the Provost. al expression, philosophy, BELLEVUE lation of sidewalks, he Lynn Museum’s participa- ican history, dating back The National Museum of sports and politics. In ad- From A1 said. tion in “Trails and Sails.” to Frederick Douglass and African American History dition to profiling the long “They may hold up on “The Smithsonian was the abolitionists up to the and Culture explains the struggle to create the mu- “It has been a number of the street because 500 looking for institutions to 20th and 21st centuries, exhibit thusly: “The Afri- seum, the building’s ar- years and they would like trucks will be going in be a part of this, to help when Abner Darby, Vir- can American story is one chitectural design and its to see the project done,” he and out in the next six celebrate the opening of ginia Barton … and the characterized by pain and prominent location on the said. months,” he said. “But the national museum in Darrell Murkisons and glory, power and civility, National Mall, the poster Mallon said he, too, they’re almost done re- Washington, D.C., and we others of today who con- enslavement and freedom. exhibit is a survey of the would like to put the proj- pairing the wall.” responded immediately,” tinue to enrich and enliv- ‘A Place for All People’ will African American commu- ect behind him. Bridget Turcotte can be said Drew Russo, execu- en the community.” evoke the power of ora- nity’s powerful, deep and Curbing is expected to reached at bturcotte@item- tive director of the Lynn The poster exhibit will re- tion and freedom stories, lasting contributions to be completed next week, live.com. Follow her on Museum. “We are glad to main in Lynn through Nov. the brilliance of artis- the American story.” followed by the instal- Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. Marblehead celebrates town’s grand stands

MARBLEHEAD from North Shore Voca- that diamond back when From A1 tional had his students do it was a skin field,” said the construction work gra- Roundy. “It was just dirt. “My father took it upon tis, and the architectural No grass. I played on it himself to raise the neces- survey was conducted by and I coach on it now. sary funds to save it. But William Yuhas and Dan “Whenever I step into he was surprised when Lynch, both of Marble- that park it’s just a magical the town named it after head, at no cost. situation,” said Roundy. “I him. He had no idea.” “Those were the major feel so fortunate to be able The grandstand was players,” said Roundy. “My to go there, not just to play close to being dilapidated father was the one who on it, or coach on it, but to by 1991, Roundy said, and brought everyone together.” be part of the whole thing.” since the family was so in- Five years ago, the The name Elliott Roundy vested in the park’s lega- grandstand and the park is prominent both in Mar- PHOTO | PAULA MULLER cy and history, working to were designated both blehead, where he served Kelly Economou talks with Drew Russo to figure out an answer to one of save it was paramount in state and national histor- on the School Committee the questions during the 2nd Annual Best Trivia Night Ever at the Lynn his father’s mind. ical landmarks, thanks and was active as a vol- Museum. “It was a mess,” Roundy to the efforts of Rodgers, unteer, and in Ipswich, said. “It was all chain-linked who will emcee Saturday’s where he taught history in. The stairways were gone. ceremony, Derek Norcross and coached football, bas- It was being used for stor- and Roundy. ketball and baseball, and Trivial pursuit downtown age. Wood needed to be re- “I’m very proud,” said where the high school gym placed and the bathrooms Roundy, who is an assis- is named after him. His needed to be fixed. year, said Kathleen Mc- “We intend to take the tant baseball coach at wife, Jane, served in a pub- TRIVIA “My father was adamant Marblehead High and lic relations capacity for the Donald, director of devel- crown again this year,” From A1 about saving it,” Roundy who was the manager of Marblehead School Depart- opment and communica- said James F. Low, CFO said. “He even collected ment for many years. show Jeopardy! in atten- tions at LEO. the Marblehead Seasid- of social service agency bottles and cans, and sent “They were quite the dance. McDonald said that the ers, a North Shore Base- Bridgewell and one of the out letters to everyone in couple,” Roundy said. One of them was Mayor trivia night raised $25,000 ball League team, this returning victors. Steve Krause can be Judith Flanagan Kennedy. in funds for LEO before the town.” summer. “My whole fami- When the questions were And people came ly’s proud. reached at skrause@item- The other was Carol Rug- the event even began or tallied, the Bridgewell giero, a retired Lynn En- through. Arthur Bernard “My father played on live.com. raffle ticket sales could be team did in fact place first glish High School teacher tallied. for the second year in a who came to trivia with The night was broken row. her former student, Carol down into three rounds Each member of the win- Meharg. of 15 questions that cov- “We’re going to encour- ered a broad number of ning team was awarded a age them to make it bigger subjects that ranged from paper crown decorated next year,” said Meharg, popular culture to sports by youths from the after who was part of the same or cocktail ingredients. school program at LEO. team as Ruggiero. “Trivia Thirty teams of up to six McDonald said the or- brings people together.” players competed, includ- ganization chose trivia as Trivia tickets sold out ing the returning champi- a way of doing something even more quickly this ons from the last annual fun and different to en- year than they did last trivia. gage supporters. Massachusetts will bank on Lynn’s McGinnis

McGINNIS him for this new role as of both hospitals with From A1 the commonwealth’s chief Partners HealthCare. banking regulator,” Baker A graduate of St. Mary’s need to know their rights said in a statement. Boy’s High School, McGin- and make informed finan- McGinnis’ ties to Lynn nis earned a bachelor’s cial decisions.” are strong. He has served degree from Merrimack ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON McGinnis retired a week on the Lynn Community College; master’s degree ago as Eastern Bank gen- Health Center board of from Boston College and Tom Roundy sits on a bench dedicated to his late father, Elliott Roundy, eral counsel and secretary directors for 10 years, in- he is a graduate of Boston at Marblehead’s Seaside Park. to the board of directors. cluding a stint as treasur- College Law School. He is Baker appointed McGinn- er. He has been affiliated a U.S. Navy veteran. is on Thursday to succeed with the Children’s Law The Division of Banks David Cotney, who was Center of Massachusetts A SPECIAL OFFER TO OUR READERS! also supervises 9,000 named commissioner in for more than 10 years 2010 by former Gov. Deval serving as chairman and licensees, including mort- % Patrick. president of the board. gage lenders, consumer fi- SAVE UP TO 40 “Terry’s four decades of The Lynn-based center nance companies and loan ON TICKETS TO THE 2016 experience in legal and advocates for disadvan- services. regulatory affairs and cor- taged children. McGinnis The State House News porate governance over served on the Union Hos- Service contributed to this the course of four decades pital board of directors pri- report. with some of the state’s or to the hospital’s merger Thor Jourgensen can be largest banking institu- with North Shore Medical reached at tjourgensen@ tions uniquely qualifies Center and the affiliation itemlive.com. AMERICA’S Weekend falling into place OLDEST FOUNDED 1818 WEEKEND will follow Goodridge ing place, Fran’s is up for From A1 Street to Chestnut Street, sale. Friday, Sept. 30 - Monday, Oct. 10, 2016 down Essex Street and Peabody is the place to Also on Saturday, onto Washington Street, be Sunday from 10 a.m. Pick up your discounted Topsfi eld Fair tickets for: Friends of Lynn and Na- then to Hanover Street to to 4 p.m. for the leather $ hant Beach and the Lynn Lynn Common where the arts festival celebrating 9.00 EACH* Community Association walk will end at the band- leather manufacturing’s host a Red Rock Park stand. important role in the city’s Deadline: Wednesday, Sept. 28 / CASH ONLY! cleanup from 9-11 a.m. on The walk is organized history. The festival will Lynn Shore Drive. Coffee, by the Stop the Violence be held at the George Pea- *Tickets sold at fair entrance are $11 weekdays, $15 weekends / holidayso pastry and cleanup equip- Lynn Committee. body House, 205 Washing- Tickets available during office hours ment will be provided. Fran’s Place, 776 Wash- ton St. Monday – Friday 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. “Stop the violence Lynn ington St., Lynn, hosts its Nahant’s Ellingwood peace walk” will be held on farewell party on Satur- Chapel, 195 Nahant Road, GetG your tickets at Saturday from 3:30-6:30 day from 7-11 p.m. With a hosts the Solar Winds p.m. starting near the En- history stretching back to Quintet’s celebration of glish High School basket- the 1920s and fame as an American composers Sun- ball courts. The walk route LGBT community gather- day from 4-5:30 p.m. 100 Munroe St., Lynn, MAs

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LHAND to hold 18th annual Nothing but net in Revere scholarship tournament

Revere Mayor Brian Arrigo shot some hoops with Garfield Elemen- From left, Brenda Womack, Cathy Rowe, Olivia Lyons, Erin Sheehan, Chris tary School students after Wednesday’s playground build. Rowe, McGrath Enterprise owner, James Connor, Michelle Lyons, Mary Wall, Rocio Ramos, Martha Marquis, Carly McClain and George Ogenah.

LYNN — The Lynn at 5:30 p.m. Also featured event of this kind would Brooks, Freeman lead list of award winners at White House Housing Authority & will be a silent auction, not be possible without Neighborhood Develop- raffles and entertainment. the support of friends and WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama on Thursday paid ment (LHAND) will hold LHAND has given over local businesses. tribute to actor Mel Brooks, chef Jose its 18th Annual Scholar- $250,000 to high school se- The silent auction will Andres, NPR interviewer Terry Gross ship Golf Tournament on niors since the scholarship feature themed baskets and others at a White House ceremony Friday, Sept. 30 at 3:30 program began. This past created by employees as celebrating “creators who give every p.m. at Gannon Municipal year alone $30,000 was well as many wonderful piece of themselves to their craft.” Golf Course. given to graduating se- raffle items donated by lo- The three were among two dozen art- The corporate sponsor niors. LHAND has award- cal businesses. Tickets for a ists, writers, playwrights and performers for this year’s event is Mc- ed scholarships to over barbecue dinner to start at awarded the 2015 National Medals of Grath Enterprises. The 175 students and Awards 5:30 p.m. are still available Arts and Humanities. Obama touted tournament, which is sold of Merit to over 75 com- and are priced at $30 each. the group, which also included author out, will feature about 100 munity active high school Please contact Jon Thibault Sandra Cisneros, composer Philip PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS golfers. Tickets are still seniors thanks in part to at 781-581-8627 or JThi- Glass and singer Audra McDonald, available for the barbecue generous donations from [email protected] for tick- as figures at the top of their fields and President Barack Obama pres- dinner which will begin friends of LHAND. An ets or more information. contributors to a national conversation. ents actor, comedian and writer “We believe that arts and the human- Mel Brooks with the 2015 Nation- ities are in many ways reflective of our al Medal of Arts during a ceremo- national soul. They’re central to who we ny in the East Room of the White are as Americans — dreamers, storytell- House in Washington Thursday. SEND US YOUR STUFF er, innovators and visionaries,” he said. The annual event is typically a serious writers on the boundary-pushing film, WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL LOOK@ITEM- affair, held under the glittering chan- “Blazing Saddles.” LIVE.COM OR MAIL YOUR SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. deliers of the East Room. But it took a “Write anything you want because quick comic turn this year when Obama we’ll never be heard from again. We will paid tribute to Brooks by quoting the all be arrested for this movie,” Obama comic director’s instructions to his said, laughing. WEATHER LOTTERY

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By Steve Krause ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Last year, the Danvers football team sprung the upset in the Division 3A Northeast final when it defeated Marblehead. The Magicians had defeated the Falcons in an early-season game, 29-23, and of the two, it was third-seeded Danvers that would have appeared to be the underdog as the Magicians were the top seed. But the Danvers defense held the powerful Magicians in check and won the division title. The two teams are back in action against each other Friday (7) at Dr. Deer- ing Stadium on the campus of Danvers High. And both teams appear to have picked up where they left off last year. Both are 2-0, with the Falcons scoring victories over Winthrop and Lynnfield, while the Magicians defeated Walpole and Wakefield. Marblehead coach Jim Rudloff was concerned going into the season that the loss of several graduating seniors might be too much to overcome. He also had a preseason battle for the starting quarterback position, which Andrew Gally won. Last week, Gally threw for two touchdown passes and ran for a third in the Magicians’ 34-13 win over the Warriors. Even though they had a 13-7 halftime lead, Rudloff wasn’t thrilled with the way his team played, calling it one of the worst halves he’s seen it play. Marblehead put the game away in the fourth quarter by scoring 15 unanswered points. In Danvers’ 30-14 victory over Lynnfield, Matt Andreas ran for two touch- downs and quarterback Justin Mullaney had a TD pass and ran one in as well. Also on the bill Friday, with all games starting at 7 p.m., are Classical at Revere, Lynnfield at Amesbury, Pentucket at Fenwick, Salem at Saugus, Swampscott at Gloucester, and Winthrop at English. Saturday, it’s Georgetown at Tech (10:15), Malden at Malden Cath. (7), Peabody at Beverly (1), St. John’s at Everett (3), and Taconic at St. Mary’s (6). FRIDAY Classical at Revere At Della Russo Stadium, both teams are in need of a victory. Classical came close two weeks ago with a 20-18 loss to Gloucester, but the Rams had a tough afternoon last Saturday at Blocksidge Field in Swamp- scott, losing 35-7. Quarterback Matt Lauria rushed for 94 yards and his touchdown pass to Ishmael Johnson was the Rams’ only score. Revere, 0-2, lost to Masconomet last week, but quarterback Eddie Sullivan was 8-for-18 for 100 yards. Winthrop at English At Manning Field, the Bulldogs may have lost, 38-12, to St. Mary’s, but beyond the final score there was plenty of room for optimism. The highly-regarded Spartans eventually pulled away in the second half, but English, 0-2, moved the ball well in the first 22 minutes. Quarterback Matt Severance ran the spread well, and the Bulldogs ended up with 140 yards through the air. Winthrop was blanked, 26-0, by Medfield last Friday night. Salem at Saugus At Stackpole Field, this is the annual night game for the Sachems, and both they and the Witches will be seeking win No. 1. Saugus, 0-2, has shown some signs of progress. Last Friday, the Sachems fell to Manchester-Essex, 41-22, but hung in until the fourth quarter, when the Hornets pulled away. However, Dante McGrane ran for 119 yards and Max Hunt had 88 yards. Freshman Christian Coreia had four receptions for 65 yards, one for a 12- yard touchdown. In Salem’s 24-6 loss to Bishop Connolly, Jared Lubas scored on a 15-yard run. This is the first Northeastern Conference/South game for both teams. Swampscott at Gloucester At Newell Stadium, if ever there was a team turnaround from Week 1 to Week 2, it was Swampscott. The Big Blue may be 2-0, but nobody was too happy with the penalty-filled opener at Manning Field against English. Last Saturday’s 35-7 victory over Classical was more like it. And Swampscott quar- an ongoing aerial threat may have unveiled itself when quarterback terback Colin Fra- Colin Frary found receiver Sean Lahrizi for scoring passes of 37, 27 ry threw for three and 26 yards. touchdown pass- Last week, the Fishermen, 1-1, had a tough afternoon at Hurd es and ran for a Stadium in Beverly, falling behind 28-0 to the Panthers by half- fourth last Satur- time. Marc Smith scored two second-half TDs as the Fisher- day. men fell, 28-12.

PHOTO | BOB ROCHE FOOTBALL, B3

PHOTO | BOB ROCHE ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON Saugus’ Brian Rivas leans on Marblehead’s Jake Miller to win posses- Marblehead’s Rory Schauder winds up to take a shot before Saugus’ Ki- sion. ley Ronan can get to the ball. Marblehead offense hot as Skilled Magicians work they shut down Sachems their magic against Saugus

By Mike Alongi “I thought we played well today,” said By Katie Morrison ery practice because if you can’t possess, FOR THE ITEM Marblehead coach Scott Laramie. “We ITEM STAFF you can’t take a shot or win the ball,” moved the ball well and executed and got Bub said. “So ideally it’s possession, and SAUGUS — The Marblehead offense the result we wanted in this one.” MARBLEHEAD — The Marblehead how we play as a whole unit. Possession, was on re Thursday afternoon at Anna Marblehead came  ying out of the gate, girls soccer team is quick, skilled and movement off the ball and movement as Parker Field, lighting the lamp nine attacking the net early and often. Bres- loaded with experience. On Thursday af- a team, that’s what we stress.” times for a 9-0 win over the Saugus Sa- nahan netted the rst goal of the game ternoon, the Magicians showcased those The scoring started halfway through chems on the road. Senior Augie Grop- within the rst few minutes after attack- talents as they took down Saugus, 7-1, at the rst half, as Marblehead’s Olivia pa-Venzal, junior Gabe Haydar and ing his own rebound and putting it in the Piper Field. Eddy put a shot into the corner of the net freshman Alfred Bresnahan each netted back of the net. Only a few minutes later, The Magicians (5-0) dominated pos- past Saugus goalkeeper Alana Aldred. A two goals for the Magicians (5-1), while Bresnahan scored again when he raced session throughout the game, which has couple of close calls later, the Magicians junior Jean St. Felix, freshman Jackson up the right side of the eld and bent a been the team’s forte under coach An- found the back of the net again, when Hart and sophomore Erik Stammnitz drew Bub. each scored one goal. BOYS, B2 “We work on our possession almost ev- GIRLS, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2016

Catching up with an old friend

PHOTO | PAULA MULLER PHOTO | BOB ROCHE During an event at Gannon Golf Course Thursday evening, friends got Local golf pros Bob Baldassari, far left, Chris Carter, second from left, to catch up with former Gannon head professional Mike Foster. Here, and Bob Green, far right, also showed up to share camaraderie with Lynn’s Gail Gaffey reacts to seeing Foster again. Mike Foster, second from right. Six players score for Marblehead in win over Saugus GIRLS first half, breaking away goal from Bridget Schaud- the Magicians are so dan- same system for four years, Despite the lopsided score, From B1 from the defense, but Mar- er two minutes later add- gerous is the number of of- their senior year, it almost Aldred played well in net, blehead keeper Kelly Mor- ed to the Magicians’ lead. fensive weapons they have. becomes automatic.” stopping a number of shots Megan McCarthy settled rison slid at Burke’s feet to Saugus scored a well-ex- Six different players scored Marblehead’s style can within her reach. Coviello a pass in front of the net cut off the shot. ecuted goal with five min- for Marblehead, which certainly be frustrating for said sweeper Marissa Mc- and tapped a shot past Al- It was more of the same in utes to play. Allie Kotkow- seems to be the norm. opponents. Saugus (3-2) Clellan played “exceptional- coach Chris Coviello said dred’s dive. the second half. In the 56th ski brought the ball up the “That’s the nice thing, ly well,” and Allie Kotkows- that against a team that The Magicians kept minute, Eddy crossed a pass field and took a shot that we don’t just have one go- ki and Allison LeBlanc also to, we have several go-tos. takes care of the ball as the pressure on and un- to McCarthy, who fired off a Morrison tipped out of the well as Marblehead, you had good games. corked several shots over shot that went just over Al- net. Burke crashed the net We know if we put the ball A battle of undefeated on the right foot at the do your best not to chase the crossbar, until Rory dred’s reach, making it 4-0. and guided in the rebound. teams is set to take place right time, we’re going to the ball around. Schauder launched a shot Marblehead had some- A goal on a penalty shot get a good shot or at least “We need to take care of Monday at Phillips Park from about 25 yards out, thing going four minutes from Megan Ryan and an- a great opportunity,” Bub making our own passes, as Marblehead visits rival arching it just over Aldred’s later, but Sachems mid- other with less than two said. “The girls work the which we didn’t do,” Coviel- Swampscott (4-0), but be- reach and sending Marble- fielder Autumn Lopez got minutes left from Alexis system well. A lot of them lo added. “We hit defenders. fore that, the Magicians head into halftime up, 3-0. a foot on a shot just before Bostley capped the scoring have been with me for four We just need to hold onto face a big test in North Saugus’ Alivia Burke made it crossed the goal line to in Marblehead’s win. years, and it really helps the ball better. We get rid of Andover Saturday. Saugus a bid as time ran out in the keep the deficit at four. A Part of the reason why because working in the it too quickly sometimes.” hosts Winthrop Monday. English girls play to draw with Revere

SCHOOL ROUNDUP py with the win and we’ll build on that.” In net, Mackenzie Gilm- By Harold Rivera ore and Jessica Boutchie ITEM STAFF combined for the shutout win. Danvers hosts Bever- The English girls soccer ly on Monday. team played to a 1-1 tie Swampscott 2, with Revere Thursday at Manning Field. Gloucester 0 Michela Agresti and Ha- PHOTO | BOB ROCHE Cynthia DeLeon scored an early goal on an as- ley Bernhardt each logged Marblehead’s Daniel Bonderanko battles in sist from Emma Trahant a goal and an assist in the front of Saugus’ goal with Chris Surrette. to give the Bulldogs a 1-0 shutout victory. Maggie lead, but Revere found the DiGrande also played well equalizer in the second for the Big Blue. Magicians offense half. Caitlin Geaney had a Swampscott (4-0) takes chance to give English the on rival Marblehead (5-0) 2-1 lead but her shot hit Monday at home. off the crossbar and the Peabody 1, Beverly 1 on fire in victory contest ended in a tie. En- In a tough Northeast- glish goalkeeper Tommi ern Conference battle, the ond half, but Marblehead BOYS Hill had five saves. Tanners (4-0-1) staved off was on too much of a roll From B1 The Bulldogs will renew their first defeat. Marissa by that point. Stammnitz their rivalry with Classi- Orlando fed Emily Nelson long, arching kick into the and Haydar each added cal on Monday at 6 p.m. at in the 36th minute to tie top-left corner of the net goals midway through the Manning Field. the game at 1-1. Katherine for the 2-0 lead. half. The final goal was ac- “That’s the big one,” Scacchi, Chloe Gizzi, Alys- The next goal for Marble- tually an own goal by Sau- English coach Ed McNeil sa Shashaty and Lauren head was just as spectacu- gus that last touched the Wolff played well defen- lar. Senior Gianluca Acuqa- foot of Haydar. said of his team’s next game. “It’s a pretty even sively for Peabody. Rebecca fredda took a ball from For Marblehead, a tough Sabino had four saves in the midfield and raced up stretch lies ahead with game. (Classical) beat Revere 2-1. It’ll be a dog- net for the Tanners. the left side. He then sent Northeastern Conference Cardinal Spellman 4, a cross into the box that competitors Swampscott, fight, it is every year. They beat us three times last Bishop Fenwick 1 ITEM FILE PHOTO at first appeared like it Beverly and Danvers on Fenwick’s goal was wasn’t to anyone. Then, the horizon. year for the first time in English’s Cynthia De Leon scored a goal for the our school’s history. We’re scored in the 20th minute Groppa-Venzal swooped in “This is what we were by forward Abbey Rocker. Bulldogs in their 1-1 tie with Revere Thursday. out of nowhere and made a waiting for,” said Lara- looking for payback.” Danvers 7, Classical 0 Also performing well for sliding kick past the diving mie. “These are all very the Crusaders (2-1-1) in your own end.” Malden Catholic 244, Saugus goalkeeper to make good teams we are going It was a tough night for Classical, which lost two the contest was defender Peabody goalkeeper Ja- St. Mary’s 249 it 3-0. to face. It’s going to be Emily Smith. Fenwick will cob Zeuli finished the con- The Spartans were “It was just a few de- all about who puts forth key starters, Abbey Ierar- di and Kenzie Shea, to in- visit Arlington Catholic on test with 12 saves. edged by the Lancers in a fensive breakdowns early the best effort, and we’re Friday at 3:30 p.m. “He (Zeuli) kept us in medal play format on the that really got us behind,” ready for it.” jury during the game. “Those girls, they em- BOYS SOCCER the game even though road. said Saugus coach Larry Saugus is looking to Swampscott 3, they scored two goals ear- Max Emmerich contin- Bolduc. “But we’re getting rebound on Monday af- body everything about sports in Lynn,” said Rams Gloucester 0 ly,” McKeen said. “Unfor- ued to shine for the Spar- better in the midfield and ternoon when they play Jack Herlihy’s two-goal tunately we couldn’t take tans (7-2), as he shot a we’re building some more against Winthrop. coach Bob Burns. “They’re performance propelled advantage of it.” 38 in the match. Andrew chemistry on offense, so “Winthrop has always two of the toughest kids.” Swampscott (4-1) to the The Tanners will look Kreamer, Kitchy Emmer- I think we’re going to be been a team that we’ve Despite the loss to one of the strongest teams in the win. Max Carbone also to bounce back when they ich and Benny Emmerich playing a lot better by the been very competitive scored a goal on an assist visit Revere on Monday at end of the season.” with, a bit of a rival for Northeastern Conference, each shot 40. the Rams saw plenty of from Jack Dennehy. 4:00 p.m. “A couple guys strug- Groppa-Venzal added us,” said Bolduc. “We’re “We came out well,” GOLF another goal a few minutes just going to look to be good performances, espe- gled with the medal play cially from sisters Julia Swampscott coach Eric Classical 51.5, format,” St. Mary’s coach later before St. Felix and very aggressive in attack- Robinson said. “We were Revere 20.5 Hart netted their goals to ing on Monday and not be and Rachel Jordan, Alaina Jay Fiste said. “A couple of Gridley, Sydney Spiess good one the 50-50 chal- Classical (3-4-1) was led guys adjusted and a cou- make it 6-0 at the half. as defensive and just see if by Brendan Lannon, who and Noemi Escobar. lenges. We got to a 2-0 ple had a tough outing. Saugus (0-7) tightened we can go up early in the won his match 6 to 3. Sean “It was a tough, physical lead at halftime and that Overall, Malden Catholic up its defense in the sec- game.” Devin (7 1/2-1 1/2) and Brett game, and we really tried was one of our big talking played well and they de- points to build confidence Bucklin (9-0) were also win- hard and played well,” served the victory. It was for the second half.” ners for the Rams. Up next Burns said. “I think we a tight match.” Swampscott will hit the for Classical is a match came to understand our- The Spartans will look road for a game against against English on Monday. selves a little better during to bounce back against the game, and it will help North Andover on Satur- Swampscott 47.5, Matignon on Monday at us going forward.” day at 1 p.m. Winthrop 24.5 Newton Commonwealth. INTERNET RADIO (R) & LIVE VIDEO STREAMING (V) Classical will look to Danvers 5, Classical 0 Swampscott (5-2) re- HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL GAMES bounce back in the rivalry The Rams fell to 1-4- ceived strong performances VOLLEYBALL matchup with English. 1, but Dan Cortez made from top to bottom. Andrew Fenwick 3, Friday 9/16 Seven different players some big saves in net for Dove tied at 4 1/2 in the top Archbishop Williams 0 Marblehead at Wake eld - 7 p.m. - Live streaming video scored goals for Danvers Classical, and Tyler Way spot. Jake Goldman (6-3), The Crusaders (6-1) won St. Mary’s at Lynn English - 7:30 p.m. - Radio (3-1). Forward Hannah Le- and Pa Sowe played well. Adam Dishman (6 1/2-2 in straight sets by scores Saturday 9/17 jeune got the party started Beverly 3, Peabody 0 1/2), Michael Johnson (5 of 25-8, 25-19 and 25-10. Lynn Classical at Swampscott - Noon - Radio in the fifth minute with an The Tanners (1-3-1) con- 1/2-3 1/2), Ryan Graciale (5 Jennie Meagher had 12 Gloucester at Beverly - 1 p.m. - Radio assist from Lydia Runnals. tinue to struggle on offense. 1/2-3 1/2), David Peterson kills and three blocks, Joie MONDAYS! North Shore Sports Night 7 p.m. “We didn’t play great,” “If you can’t put the (8-1) and Zak Lowe (8-1) Dillon added six kills and Danvers coach Jimmy ball in the net, you won’t all won their matches for seven digs, Elizabeth Pica Hinchion said. “We’re still win,” Peabody coach Stan Swampscott. Up next is a added seven assists and recovering from our Pea- McKeen. “You can’t play tri-match with Marblehead Sydney Topel came up msonewsports.com body game but we’re hap- 70 percent of the game on and Salem at Tedesco. with seven digs. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

THE SCHEDULE TODAY Volleyball No Brady? No Garoppolo? No problem Boys Soccer Arl. Cath. at Lynnfield (5:30) Rockport at Lynnfield (6) Danvers at Salem (5:15) English at Saugus (4) Field Hockey Fenwick at Andover (6) Beverly at Gloucester (4) Peabody at Swampscott (5) Danvers at Swampscott (4) Revere at Marblehead (4) Fenwick at Everett (4) Winthrop at Classical (5:15) Pentucket at Peabody (6) Saugus at Marblehead (4) SATURDAY Football Boys Soccer Classical at Revere (7) St. Johns at BC High (10) Lynnfield at Amesbury (7) Swampscott at N. Andover (1) Marblehead at Danvers (7) Cross Country Pentucket at Fenwick (7) Kelly Invitational (TBA) Salem at Saugus (7) Football Swampscott at Gloucester (7) Georgetown at Tech (10:15) Winthrop at English (7) Malden at Malden Cath. (7) Girls Soccer Peabody at Beverly (1) Fenwick at Arl. Cath. (3:30) St. John’s at Everett (3) Lynnfield at Rockport (6) Taconic at St. Mary’s (6) Tech at Minuteman (4) Girls Soccer Golf Mystic Valley at St. Mary’s (3) Lynnfield at Ham-Wenham (3:30) North Andover at Marblehead (11)

SPORTS BRIEFS Lynn English Swampscott Little comedy night League elections Lynn English will hold a Swampscott Little League comedy night Saturday, Oct. is holding its annual meet- 1, at Prince Restaurant’s ing and elections Thursday, Sept. 29 at 6 p.m. at Swamp- Giggles club, Route 1 South, scott High School. The meet- Saugus, to benefit the ing is open to parents, school’s athletic program. coaches, volunteers and any- Tickets are $25. Doors one with a vested interest in open at 6:30 p.m. Swampscott Little League. There will be an open elec- Saugus alumni tion for 25 Board of Director seats that hold a one-year ballgame off term. For more information or to The Saugus High School place your name on the bal- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS alumni baseball game, lot for the Board of Director The Patriots had no trouble against the Houston Texans, even with only one active quarter- which was scheduled for this election, please contact SLL back on the roster, cruising to a 27-0 win at Gillette Stadium Thursday night. Rookie Jacoby Saturday, has been put off president Joe Ford at ford- Brissett, pictured here avoiding a tackle, got the start for New England in the win Thursday until next summer. [email protected]. night, and Rob Gronkowski made his season debut. Brissett completed 11 of 19 passes for 103 yards and rushed for 48 yards and a touchdown. LeGarrette Blount had 105 yards on 24 TV/RADIO carries and two touchdowns. TV TCU at SMU, ESPN, 8 p.m.; MLB: St. Louis at Chicago Cubs, USC at Utah, FS1, 9 p.m. ESPN, 2:20 p.m.; NY Yankees Golf: European PGA: Porsche at Toronto, ESPN2, 7:07 p.m.; European Open, Golf, 9 a.m.; Boston at Tampa Bay, NESN, Web.com: Nationwide Children’s Sox complete sweep of Orioles 7:10 p.m.; San Francisco at Hospital Championship, 11 San Diego, MLB Network, 10:30 a.m.; PGA Tour Championship, p.m. Golf, 1 p.m.; Champions: Pacific BALTIMORE (AP) Auto racing: Sprint Cup: Bad Boy Links Championship, Golf, 6 — David Price won his Off Road 300 qualifying, p.m. eighth straight decision, NBCSN, 4:30 p.m.; ARCA Hanley Ramirez homered Series: Crosley 150, FS2, 8 Soccer: Bundesliga, SC Freiburg p.m. at Borussia Dortmund, FS2, and the Boston Red Sox 2:20 p.m. completed a four-game Boxing: Peterkin vs. Kalajdzic; sweep of the sinking Bal- Baranchyk vs. Wangl Showtime, Radio 10 p.m. MLB timore Orioles with a 5-3 victory on Thursday College football: Wyoming at E. Boston at Tampa Bay, WEEI-FM night. Michigan, CBSSN, 7:30 p.m.; 93.7, 7:10 p.m. Boston has won eight straight to open a 5½- NFL game lead over idle Toron- AFC NFC to in the AL East. With 13 East East victories in their last 16 W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA New England 3 0 0 1.000 81 45 N.Y. Giants 2 0 0 1.000 36 32 games, the Red Sox have N.Y. Jets 1 1 0 .500 59 54 Philadelphia 2 0 0 1.000 58 24 moved within one game Miami 0 2 0 .000 34 43 Dallas 1 1 0 .500 46 43 of Texas for best record in Buffalo 0 2 0 .000 38 50 Washington 0 2 0 .000 39 65 South South the AL. W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Baltimore fell seven Houston 2 1 0 .666 42 53 Tampa Bay 1 1 0 .500 38 64 Tennessee 1 1 0 .500 32 40 Carolina 1 1 0 .500 66 48 games out and dropped Indianapolis 0 2 0 .000 55 73 Atlanta 1 1 0 .500 59 59 1½ games behind the Jacksonville 0 2 0 .000 37 65 New Orleans 0 2 0 .000 47 51 North North Blue Jays for the top AL W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA wild card. It was the first Pittsburgh 2 0 0 1.000 62 32 Minnesota 2 0 0 1.000 42 30 time since 2002 that the Baltimore 2 0 0 1.000 38 27 Green Bay 1 1 0 .500 41 40 Cincinnati 1 1 0 .500 39 46 Detroit 1 1 0 .500 54 51 Orioles were swept at Cleveland 0 2 0 .000 30 54 Chicago 0 2 0 .000 28 52 home by Boston in a four- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS West West W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA game series. David Ortiz goes in for a hug with Craig Kimbrel after the Red Sox Denver 2 0 0 1.000 55 40 San Francisco 1 1 0 .500 55 46 Price (17-8) gave up Kansas City 1 1 0 .500 45 46 Los Angeles 1 1 0 .500 9 31 topped the Orioles Thursday night. San Diego 1 1 0 .500 65 47 Arizona 1 1 0 .500 61 30 three runs and six hits in Oakland 1 1 0 .500 63 69 Seattle 1 1 0 .500 15 19 seven inning, walking two Thursday’s Games Oakland at Tennessee, 1 p.m. and striking out five. The three-run homer in the Red Sox to their eighth runs in the second, the New England 27, Houston 0 San Francisco at Seattle, 4:05 p.m. Red Sox have won each of third inning. It was his straight win over an AL last on a bases-loaded Sunday’s Games Los Angeles at Tampa Bay, 4:05 p.m. second home run in six at- East foe, their longest walk to David Ortiz that Washington at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. San Diego at Indianapolis, 4:25 p.m. the left-hander's last nine Cleveland at Miami, 1 p.m. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 4:25 p.m. bats. such run since 1990. ended Tillman's outing. Detroit at Green Bay, 1 p.m. starts since Aug. 7. Minnesota at Carolina, 1 p.m. N.Y. Jets at Kansas City, 4:25 p.m. Koji Uehara worked the Boston used a walk, a Orioles starter Chris A here-we-go-again pall Denver at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Chicago at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. wild pitch and Andrew Tillman gave up three engulfed Orioles fans in Arizona at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Monday’s Games eighth, and Craig Kim- Baltimore at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. Atlanta at New Orleans, 8:30 p.m. brel got three straight Benintendi's two-out RBI runs, five hits and walked the crowd of 26,788, but outs for his 29th save in single off Vance Worley (2- three in 1 2/3 innings, his their spirits were rekin- 31 chances. 2) to move back in front in shortest outing since June dled when Mancini lined a MLB Baltimore trailed 3-0 the fifth. 2015. 2-2 pitch into the left-field AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Ramirez hit his 29th Boston got a first-inning seats. The standing ova- East Division East Division before Trey Mancini, W L Pct GB W L Pct GB starting his second major homer in the seventh to RBI single from Hanley tion continued until Price Boston 89 64 .582 — Washington 89 63 .586 — league game, hit a tying make it 5-3 and send the Ramirez and added two threw his next pitch. Toronto 83 69 .546 5½ New York 80 72 .526 9 Baltimore 82 71 .536 7 Miami 76 77 .497 13½ New York 79 73 .520 9½ Philadelphia 69 83 .454 20 Tampa Bay 65 87 .428 23½ Atlanta 62 91 .405 27½ Central Division Central Division Spartans have test in Taconic this week W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Cleveland 89 63 .586 — x-Chicago 97 55 .638 — Detroit 81 70 .536 7½ St. Louis 80 72 .526 17 FOOTBALL end Jim Pugh’s return to At Manning Field, this bled and turned the ball Kansas City 77 76 .503 12½ Pittsburgh 76 75 .503 20½ the sidelines at Hamil- shapes up to be a major over to the Raiders. Chicago 72 80 .474 17 Milwaukee 68 84 .447 29 From B1 Minnesota 55 97 .362 34 Cincinnati 63 89 .414 34 ton-Wenham. test for the Spartans, who Everett is also 1-1. The West Division West Division Lynnfield at Amesbury Pentucket, 1-1, defeated have rolled to a 2-0 record Tide lost in Week 1 to W L Pct GB W L Pct GB At Amesbury, the Pio- Texas 90 63 .588 — Los Angeles 86 66 .566 — Amesbury last week. and are seen as one of the Xaverian but rebounded Houston 81 71 .533 8½ San Francisco 80 72 .526 6 neers, looking to rebuild SATURDAY elite teams in Eastern last week to defeat New Seattle 80 72 .526 9½ Colorado 73 79 .480 13 after several successful Georgetown at Tech Massachusetts. Bedford, 51-20. Los Angeles 66 86 .434 23½ Arizona 64 88 .421 22 Oakland 66 86 .434 23½ San Diego 64 88 .421 22 seasons, are off to a rough At Manning Field, in a At least one publica- Peabody at Beverly 0-2 start, including last Commonwealth Confer- tion has the Pittsfield At Hurd Stadium, the Thursday’s Games Arizona (Miller 2-12) at Baltimore (Gallar- Detroit 9, Minnesota 2, 1st game do 5-8), 7:05 p.m. week’s defeat to Danvers. ence/Small game, the Ti- vocational school ranked Panthers are off to a 2-0 Boston 5, Baltimore 3 Washington (Gonzalez 11-10) at Pitts- However, Nick Kinnon gers came back to earth third in Western Massa- start for new coach An- Cleveland 5, Kansas City 2 burgh (Taillon 4-4), 7:05 p.m. was a bright spot for the last Friday night, falling chusetts. Last week, the drew Morency while the Tampa Bay 2, N.Y. Yankees 0 Atlanta (Wisler 7-12) at Miami (Cashner Detroit at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m., 2nd 5-11), 7:10 p.m. Pioneers, as he ran for to Triton, 33-16, a week af- Braves pounded Belcher- Tanners recovered from game Philadelphia (Hellickson 12-9) at N.Y. both touchdowns and end- ter they’d crushed Chelsea town, 72-6. their opening-week loss to L.A. Angels at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Mets (Ynoa 1-0), 7:10 p.m. Atlanta 6, Miami 3 Cincinnati (DeSclafani 8-4) at Milwaukee ed up with 130 yards of to- in their opener. However, St. Mary’s is coming off a Triton to eke one out over Philadelphia at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. (Davies 11-7), 8:10 p.m. tal offense. while the Tigers were de- 38-12 victory over English Malden last Friday night, Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. Colorado (Gray 10-8) at L.A. Dodgers Amesbury is likewise 0-2 feating the Red Devils, the in which Abraham Toe ran 7-0. Colorado at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. (Kazmir 10-6), 10:10 p.m. San Francisco at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. San Francisco (Suarez 3-4) at San Diego with defeats to Norwell Vikings were hanging an for 175 yards and scored The score was 0-0 until Friday’s Games (Jackson 4-6), 10:40 p.m. and Pentucket. opening-night shocker on a touchdown; and Calvin the fourth quarter, when Arizona (Miller 2-12) at Baltimore (Gallar- Saturday’s Games Pentucket at Fenwick Peabody. Johnson caught two TD Noah Freedham scored do 5-8), 7:05 p.m. Kansas City at Detroit, 1:05 p.m. N.Y. Yankees (Mitchell 1-1) at Toronto Texas at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. At Donaldson Field, the Still, Steffan Gravely passes from Marcus At- on an eight-yard run with (Liriano 7-13), 7:07 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at Toronto, 4:07 p.m. Crusaders went on the (43 yards) and Keoni Gas- kins and ran one in. 5:40 to go. Boston (Pomeranz 10-12) at Tampa Bay Boston at Tampa Bay, 6:10 p.m. (Archer 8-18), 7:10 p.m. Arizona at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. long bus ride to Dedham kin (54) ended up with 97 St. John’s Prep Freedman ended up with Chicago White Sox (Gonzalez 4-7) at Chicago White Sox at Cleveland, 7:10 last Friday night and yards between them, and at Everett 87 yards. Cleveland (Bauer 11-8), 7:10 p.m. p.m. came back with a 14-6 win both scored touchdowns. At Everett Stadium, Beverly sprinted out to Kansas City (Duffy 12-2) at Detroit (Ful- L.A. Angels at Houston, 7:10 p.m. mer 10-7), 7:10 p.m. Seattle at Minnesota, 7:10 p.m. after falling behind 6-0 in The Royals are off to a the Eagles, 1-1, look to a 28-0 halftime lead over L.A. Angels (Meyer 1-3) at Houston (Fister St. Louis at Chicago Cubs, 1:05 p.m. the first quarter. torrid start as they’re 2-0 rebound after last Satur- Gloucester and ended up 12-12), 8:10 p.m. Arizona at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Isaiah Cashwell-Doe and have scored 40 points day’s 21-14 loss to Central beating the Fishermen, Seattle (Paxton 4-7) at Minnesota (Gibson Washington at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. 6-10), 8:10 p.m. Atlanta at Miami, 7:10 p.m. scored both touchdowns in both victories, over Catholic. St. John’s was 28-12. Kevin Morency Texas (Hamels 14-5) at Oakland (Grave- Cincinnati at Milwaukee, 7:10 p.m. for the 2-0 Crusaders, Matignon (40-0) and Low- marching down the field threw for two touchdown man 10-10), 9:35 p.m. Philadelphia at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. St. Louis (Leake 9-10) at Chicago Cubs San Francisco at San Diego, 8:40 p.m. who opened their season ell Catholic (40-6). trying for the equalizer in passes, both to Hugh Cali- (Arrieta 17-7), 2:20 p.m. Colorado at L.A. Dodgers, 9:10 p.m. by spoiling coaching leg- Taconic at St. Mary’s that game when it fum- ce, and ran for one. B4 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2016 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON SOUP TO NUTZ / RICK STROMOSKI

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

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DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Profession of love comes too soon for divorcee now dating A thin hope is better than none DEAR ABBY: I’m a re- DEAR ABBY: I noticed Desmond Tutu (who can his suit while he still has the cent divorcee who has Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van a very attractive woman play bridge) said, “Hope is heart ace as an entry. started dating again. I Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, coming out of the library. being able to see that there Declarer’s only chance is to have been seeing this guy and was founded by her mother, She was wearing a soft, is light despite all of the dark- play low from his hand at trick — also divorced — for a feminine short skirt. I ness.” one, hoping that the spades few months, and he re- Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at wanted to compliment her, Occasionally, when your are 6-1, not 5-2. Suppose cently told me he loves DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los so I walked over and said, partner has overbid badly, East shifts to a club. South me. There’s definitely a Angeles, CA 90069. “I love your skirt – it looks you seem to be in a dark, wins on the board and drives mutual attraction, but I’m so pretty.” She said, “Thank hopeless contract. Then, you out the diamond ace. West not ready for love again, you. You made my day!” him why he loves you, let I love my husband dear- should try to find a layout of continues clubs, but declar- which we’ve discussed in We had a great conversa- him demonstrate the depth the opposing cards that will er ducks that trick, takes the great detail. ly, but I’m beginning to tion for several minutes, of his love for you through permit you to succeed. third club, and dislodges the When I ask him why he resent his sister for taking after which we went our his actions. Time will tell if In today’s deal, South is in heart ace. He has nine tricks loves me, he can’t answer separate ways. Afterward he is sincere. more money from us each specifically. His usual re- I was kicking myself be- three no-trump. West kicks off to cash. month, and him for giving ply is something along the cause I didn’t ask for her with fourth-highest from his West’s killing lead is the DEAR ABBY: My hus- it to her. If I step in, I will spade suit, and East puts up spade king, which would lines of, “I just do.” I can’t band’s 67-year-old sister phone number. It felt good help but think maybe he be the bad guy. What is the to know that my compli- the jack. What should declarer swallow his partner’s jack and recently borrowed a large do? Did West have a more-ef- leave him on lead to contin- doesn’t really love me if he sum of money, but my hus- best way to handle this ment made her feel pretty. can’t explain why. Am I Do most women appreci- fective opening lead? ue with the spade 10 should band told her not to worry situation? Over North’s takeout dou- South play low. overthinking this? Is our about paying it back. They ate compliments about relationship moving too their clothing? I wouldn’t ble, South’s jump to three no- both receive Social Securi- GOING BROKE trump promised 13-15 points fast? What should I do? ty benefits, but her pay- want to make a woman IN THE WEST feel uncomfortable. But it with preferably at least two NEW TO THIS ments are substantially spade stoppers. larger. She supports only brightens my day when I IN IDAHO DEAR GOING BROKE: can compliment someone. South starts with only four herself. His check sup- Step in and be the bad guy. DEAR NEW TO THIS: ports us both. top tricks: two spades (given Tell your husband’s sister LARRY IN trick one) and two clubs. He Take your time and con- The problem is that for LOS ANGELES tinue getting to know this the past few months she she won’t be getting any can establish three heart and three diamond winners, but man. Do not let yourself be has been borrowing mon- more money unless she DEAR LARRY: It has rushed into any commit- ey she promises to pay been my experience that that requires knocking out pays back what she has ment for which you are not back, but when the time not only do most women both of those aces, which ready. Divorce can be comes, instead of repaying already “borrowed.” Your appreciate a compliment, must rest in the West hand, painful and leave one or it she asks for more mon- sister-in-law probably so do most men. If it bright- given his opening bid. If South both partners feeling a ey. We can’t afford it, but won’t like you for it, so be ens your day to offer one, takes the first trick and plays, lack of self-esteem. he can’t seem to tell his go ahead and do it. And if say, a diamond, West can prepared to stand your Because he seems unable big sister no, and it’s caus- someone has a problem snatch the trick and continue to put his feelings into ing problems in our mar- ground and don’t be sur- with that, do not make it with the spade king to set up words, instead of asking riage. prised. YOUR problem.

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MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS THE TRIAL COURT LAND COURT By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT given by Sean M. Furey and Karen M. Furey to World Savings Bank, FSB, dated CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION 16 SM 005958 March 5, 2004 recorded at Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Docket No. ES16P2558EA ORDER OF NOTICE Book 22481, Page 62 on March 5, 2004; of which Mortgage the undersigned is Essex Probate and Family Court the present holder for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the 45 Congress Street TO: purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at 9:00 AM on Salem, MA 01970 John Kennedy Serven September 30, 2016 at 5 Heritage Lane, Lynnfield, MA, all and singular the (978)744-1020 and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act:, premises described in said Mortgage, to wit: Estate of: 50 U.S.C. App. §501 et seq.: All that certain real property situated in the County of Essex State of Michael Elmer Goyetche The Bank of New York Mellon Trust Company, National Association fka The Massachusetts * * * *, described as follows: The land in Lynnfield, Essex County, Date of Death: 06/01/2016 Bank of New York Trust Company, N.A. as successor to JPMorgan Chase Bank, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, together with the dwelling erected thereon, To all interested persons: as Trustee for Residential Asset Securities Corporation, Home Equity Mortgage being shown as Lot #3 on a certain plan entitled "Definitive Plan HERITAGE HILL A Petition for Formal Probate of Will with Appointment of Personal Representative Asset-Backed Pass Through Certificates Series 2004-KS5, Lynnfield, Mass.", dated March 18, 1968, made by Hayes Engineering Inc. and has been filed by: claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, recorded in the Essex South District Registry of Deeds in Plan Book 112 as Plan. Jeannette M Goyetche of AmericanCanyon CA requesting that the Court enter a numbered 14 Griffin Terrace, given by John Kennedy Serven to Mortgage 54 Being the same premises conveyed by Deed recorded herewith. NM-FUREY formal Decree and Order and for such other relief as requested in the Petition. Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for Mortgage Lenders The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, Network USA, INC. its successors and assigns, dated April 13, 2004, and restrictions, building and zoning laws, liens, attorney's fees and costs pursuant to The Petitioner requests that: recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and Jeannette M Goyetche of AmericanCanyon CA be appointed as Personal 22665, Page 70, and now held by plaintiff by assignment, has/have filed with this assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession. Representative(s) of said estate to serve on the bond in an unsupervised court a complaint for determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers TERMS OF SALE: administration. status. A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be IMPORTANT NOTICE States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before October from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other the return day of 10/17/2016. 24, 2016 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written benefits of said Act. at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER Chief Justice of this Court on September 8, 2016 of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure timely written appearance and objection followed by an affidavit of objections sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further Attest: entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further notice to you. Deborah J. Patterson recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The Recorder description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM (OM 16-004087) an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. PROBATE CODE (MUPC) Item: September 23, 2016 Other terms if any, to be announced at the sale. A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. successor by merger to Wachovia Bank, N.A., successor by administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the LEGAL NOTICE merger Wachovia Mortgage FSB, f/k/a World Savings Bank, FSB Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the PUBLIC SALE administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the Present Holder of said Mortgage, Court in any manner relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and To be sold at public sale at 8:00 A. M. By Its Attorneys, expenses of administration. on Oct. 12, 2016 at 47 Alley ORLANS MORAN PLLC Street, Lynn, MA, misc. lots of property PO Box 540540 WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. left in leased storage spaces by the Waltham, MA 02454 Date: September 15, 2016 following persons: Phone: (781) 790-7800 Pamela Casey O'Brien 15-005499 Register of Probate P. Stone, K. Yetton, S. Mullen, N. Item: September 9, 16, 23, 2016 Item: September 23, 2016 Hassan, J. M. Shaulis, B. Johnson, E, Crawford, Z. Yu,J. Wu, A. M. Medina, T. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Miranda, F. Li and X. Shen. THE TRIAL COURT THE TRIAL COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Items to be sold include: Household Docket No. ES16P2484EA Docket No. ES15P1196EA furniture and misc. personal belong- INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE ings. Estate of: Margaret Sullivan Estate of: Pauline Eva Bacon Item: September 16, 23, 2016 Date of Death: June 10, 2016 Also Known As: Pauline E. Bacon Essex Division Date of Death: December 9, 2014 45 Congress Street Essex Division Suite 170 45 Congress Street, Suite 170 Salem, MA 01970 Salem, MA 01970 Need to find an article? To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of Petitioner John F. Sullivan of Swampscott MA Petitioner Linda C. Bacon of Belgrade ME a Will has been admitted to informal probate. a Will has been admitted to informal probate. John F. Sullivan of Swampscott MA Linda C. Bacon of Belgrade ME has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to serve without surety on the bond. serve without surety on the bond. The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. Subscribe to e-edition on Item: September 23, 2016 Item: September 23, 2016 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7

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By Jake Coyle of “Guardians,” ‘’Juras- had offered me a part ever, ASSOCIATED PRESS sic World” and “The Lego so I would just go out for Movie” drove him to the everything.” TORONTO — The offer top of the A-list. His challenge now, he to star in Antoine Fuqua’s “The Magnificent Sev- says, is to use his new- “The Magnificent Seven” en,” a remake of the 1960 found freedom wisely. came to Chris Pratt while original (which itself was “I became someone that he was on a hunting trip a remake of Akira Kuro- a studio could at least with friends, listening to sawa’s “Seven Samurai”) partially build a movie an audio book of Larry was the first thing Pratt around,” Pratt says. “It’s a McMurtry’s “Lonesome decided to do. “I actually good thing but it’s also a Dove.” Having recently said no to a lot of things,” bad thing because you get learned some card tricks of his own, the part — a he says. “This was the first offered all kinds of mov- gun-slinging card sharp thing I said yes to.” ies that you’re definitely — felt like kismet. The film, which opens not right for. You could “All of the signs in my Friday, represents the potentially be responsible life pointed me toward first phase of Pratt’s new for getting a bunch of bad doing this movie,” Pratt reality as a movie star movies made.” says. “It’s like when you with the power to pick “If it was me on my own, get dealt a hand that you and choose. It’s still a I would have screwed it don’t even throw a sin- somewhat novel experi- up,” he adds. “I rely on gle card back. You’re like: ence for the 37-year-old people I really trust.” Pratt, whose first decade Naturally, there are That’s the hand I’m going PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS to play.” in the movie business was some big-budget sequels Off of the success of as a comic character actor, on the horizon. He has In this image released by Sony Pictures, Chris Pratt, right, and Denzel “Guardians of the Gal- most recognizable as the already shot “Guardians Washington appear in a scene from “The Magnificent Seven.” axy” and “Jurassic World,” lovable Andy Dwyer on of the Galaxy Vol. 2,” due Pratt is now playing a “Parks and Recreation.” out next year, and he’ll be rence. They play space he has a lot of depth that career, now that it’s been much different game, with “This was the first chap- back for another “Jurassic travelers woken from no one’s even scratched established. Pratt, who some enviable cards. Few ter in a whole new book World” film, where J.A. hibernation 90 years too yet. I know he’s doing a lot has a 4-year-old with his actors have ever been that was so vastly differ- Boyona is set to take over early. of films now that will prob- wife, Anna Farris, says more immediately, more ent from the first book,” directing. But more im- “Chris is a guy who’s ably take him deeper. You he’s made the conscious head-spinningly catapult- says Pratt. “My choice of mediately, Pratt stars in trying harder. I think he’s can tell that’s where he decision to not do back-to- ed to stardom as Pratt did yes or no was on an audi- the upcoming sci-fi thrill- focused. He’s happy to be wants to go.” back movies. He’s aiming when the collective $2.9 tion. Do you want to go out er-romance “Passengers” there,” says Fuqua. “He’s But Pratt is also devot- to make movies that are billion in global box office for this? Yes or no. No one alongside Jennifer Law- physical, he has charm and ing less of himself to his both good and commercial.